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..rTTIC CITY—The local of Defense TransporUtion, through Robert L. Crawford, district manager, this week called attention to the fact that in the original instructions received with their certificates of war necessity, all operators of trucks and any other commercial vehicles were instructed to keep a weekly record of their operations, including the mileage operated, gasoline consumed, tonnage or passengers carried and number of tripe made. In the eaae of operators of three or more vehicles holding fleet certificates, they have had to file a quarterly statement with ODT, on a four-section form that was furnished with the certificate of war necessity. Crawford advised that this quarterly form has been discontinued and in place of it a n«i form, known as CWN-OR, will«i>e mailed monthly to both fleet and single tfack op-

‘ The~form is a two-part perforated card which will be mailed to those operators from whom operating reports for a particular month are desired. No envelope is required for the mailing of this form by the opOn the reverse side of the card bearing the operator's nami are the instructions for the infor mation desired. On the other half of the form, the operator fills in the information requested, and mails back to the ODT Atlantic City office. The card is self addressed but requires a postage stamp. All cards must ba returned so that they arrive on or before the 16th day of the month following the report. The-forms will not be mailed to all operators every month, but will be mailed to certain specific e ps covering one type of busmonthly for several consecutive months. Mr. Crawford stressed the importance of all operators in all types of business and industry keeping an accurate record of them operations, and when they receive an OR form to give it quick action, as their reply is absolutely necesary to enable ODT to prepare adequately for the nation's future transport needs with respect to equipment, parts, tires

and fuel.

Failure of an operator to return the form promptly may result in suspension or revocation of future gasoline rations and the Cancellation of certificates of war

lessity.

Che transportation of essential war materials, foods from farms to markets and final consumers, and passengers by bus and other conveyances to war plants or their business is vital to the war effort and final victory, Craw-

ford said.

To this -end ODT is pledged to

“keep 'em rolling” and to do that they must have the coopvation of every commercial ve-

hicle owner and operator. USESWiilAid War Veterans NEWARK—Men in the fight-

ing forces, disabled in battle and discharged lor other reasons from the military ranks, will be speedily placed in suitable occupations through a program of reemployment which has been launched by the U. 8. Employment Service in New Jersey. Well J. Eldridge. state War Manpower Commission head and director of the USES, said today that the program has actually been under way in New JSraey for many weeks, but said it would assume mounting im- - portance as the number of Veter- - thus discharged .increases. , Moat recent augmentation of | the program was effected a few days ago when machinery was set up in Atlantic City for handling the hundreds' of men who wm be discharged monthly from the recently established Army

fr..— hospitals at that place. Machinery for speedy employ-

ment of the veterans released from military service there was •st up in conferences between Army officials and Thornton Webster. veterans' employmantrewesantativ* in the U. S. Employment Service for New Jei —

Webster represented Director

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“This War Will Become Bigger and Tougher... During the Long Months to Come

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Restaurants Warned Is Peat Prices • CAMDEN--The Camden OPA district office today warned all xostani—*- to • poet a statement that their prices are based on the highest prices charged by them during the week of April 4 to 10. Aenrvey made by the price division of the district office

wees aiSCioseo mew ty n per cent of restaurant prorietors in South Jersey had faild to comply with the regulation.

It eaa he easily read by pea |n elMli the prices of feed Asms meat alee be paten in a pfamt that oaat aaafly be eaea.

Franklin D. Roosevelt

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_taly has faUen-but the war is not over and you know it! Think of Berlin and Tokyo—

think of the men dying at this moment.

Can we, you and I, afford to let them down— to turn their battlefront victory into a homefront defeat? Let’s buy more War Bonds than ever... let’s back up their victory with ours-

the success of the 3rd War Loan!

There are battles coming-tough, bloody, hard-to-win battles-before this war is over. And it’s the last battle that counts. We’ve got to back up our fighting men ... we ye got to buy War Bonds with every dollar, every dime

we can scrape up.

President Roosevelt said it, asCommander-

in-Chief:

"I say that we Americans will not be satisfied to send our troops into the fire of

the enemy with equipment only equal to that of the enemy. We are determined to provide our troops with overpowering superiority of quality and quantity of arms and armaments..." Our fighting men will do their job—it’s up to you, personally, to keep their victories safe by buying War Bonds NOW witlf every dollar you can—not with what you’d ordinarily save or invest, but more—every bit more you can manage.

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