Aug 1945 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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nuoA why wettianot to on* ttw VBDB jessosmg wonosni sv
Mb-4MWkwii within tf '
UBS tasJer n. tannkn. field repre- SbtMtoMiwIfl give"*
sentative of the National War all ooatrtiutm.
and Ola
print- J>ind, pointed out that of the lilt M the TJSO, TJ some of the
the revised re- million dollar national quota, Wl.- other organisations with a share
dur
ceipt
300.000 has been allocated for thein
the National War Fund are tha
oa your soring Issue, it
Copies of-the Tie vised Ptorm W use of the United Service Organi- United Seaman's Service. War Pri-
makes wry good leading for those
« «* m • who WOO have Wl not n been able to Fonn
will be available about October . sations to give aid and comfort soners Aid. V. a. Committee for
when employers may requisition to American fighting, men. This 1> the Care of European Children, the
visit yow for some time.
-W* bop* to (0 come cm down during The commissioner of Internal them In quantity from local Col- on a busts of apending approxi- American Field Service, and group*
.Clty. the lattBr part of
August and re- Revenue. Joseph I> Nunan. Jr lectors of Internal Revenue. In themately
MJK) for each, man In thefor
relief work In (he Philippines
new old frtenduhips. Agahtrmsny has advised that a revised form usual manner Employers py desiring
service, he said.
and roost other war-torn nation-.
of withholding receipt, FVjrm W-2 to print their own receipts should 110 PER 8EBVTCE MAN
Headquarters for the local effort
for IMS win be available about submit samples, ps, to the e Commis
pMobtr- 1. The revised form is sioner of f Internal I l Revenue, WWash
The New Jersey quota Is M.000,
U in Room -3. City BUI, Mrs.
UM .ION BOtUI
~ "lly the same as the old, but ington. D. O. -
000, which when- broken down
Ruth Nlcker-on is serving aa trea-
would a mean the expenditure of
surer and has charge or the effiw.
DIDDMn
Baa been e Improved, qn on the toe tads
about 110 for every (tew Mm Charles Brrekley, loth st.
Mew Jersey's oyster industry ofexperience. « m arrangement.
man In uniform.
and Bay «v., was added UiU week
of ill,-1 wording and taTjography.
.. and a BOH annual busl-
tba following
It will he usable Immediately, but Struble Heads "Bunty |1O Is not too much to
to the group of zone captains who
spend to make life away from
•rtU conduct the campaign.
of mm than |H million del- employers are authorised to use up
home more bearable for our sons
lars.
lor. The Sent!
Wiling stocks of the old form
and daughters," he said,
MASOtv-DEtON UNU
before adopting the new one ."Shis War Fund Drive Mr Qonnan also brought out Molly Pitcher was the first wo-
!• to prevent waste of Bapir or
-*•
Though It Is a northern state,
the hot that the cost of colltctman sergeant in the American Ar-
needles expense to employers.
Continued
one-thlnl of New Jersey In south
lnf. (dminUtering and distributing my. Washington appointed her
t that the
of the Mason-tHxon Line.
Fbrm w-S? ia tBe receipt which
quota National War Fund cash last year ter her heroic feat in the Battle
Is low, having been based
each emplojier la reouired by law
upon | Wgj, |o, than one-half of one perof
Monnauth,
yeur-nrnund population,
Mew Jersey's bonded Indebted- to furnish to each employee at the the resort also ean count upon
ness last year totalled ISO/IHUSW end ef each year for upon tenni.
This administration cost is lower
nation of employment, if it occurs
much support from the summer in proportion than that of any
«oner> to show the amount of
vacationing public.
other fund-raising organization In
the employee's wages and the
This year's drive U • challenge the eountry, he said.
amount of income tax withheld to Ocean City and Cape May tlEDl'lTHII.E FOK INCOME Tjt
Oounty to make UP for the Bast
Arch
from his wages during the year. ' .».„.„ several ,»«,» years when ,.,.„ m the go going was Another point brought out
Most employee, whose incomes n't so good," he taid, "l no I the meeting was the fact thi
Supports
war Fund contributions are de
Service
rwsvwv
ductible for Income tax purposes
SHOBS BBIII TO
so that the donor actually glyea
Phone
considerably less than the amount
OPKD nnewnm
of his rontrlbutkin because of thi
Point LIBERTY COMING MONDAY vlng in taxes,
William C. Hunt, of Wlldwood,
county campaign chairman, urged
490 SHOE REPAIRS
the workers to make an effort to
• Night Service 10S4 AikurrAm BOND
see every resident of the community,
for ht pointed out that whili
BASIL DONATO. Fhp,
most people
often
BROS.
them.
"TAG DAI- PLANNED
ASIDE
THEATRE
3-Ring
In addition to the doorbell-ring
Ing phase of the drive, it also fc
SOMERS
(sheeted to incorporate in appeal
Uirqugti the motion picture th*
Point
atres, to conduct a "tag day" cam.
palgn, and to place coin receptacles
WITH ANIMAL ANNEX
In numerous public places to
eeim voluntary contHbutloM.
ABO.
Mrs. Maxwell, chairman for the
DOUBLE FEATURE
2:30 and S:15 p,n,—ONE DAY ONLY
Benefit Fire Company
©Mm Hardy f LBB Ch--, IB
I "Dead Mm*, Eyes" SOMERS POINT—MONDAY, AUG. 6 f
_ i U£, AIH3L 1-4
2?
jjj,*.' .IMWUKB TRACT - KATHERINE HEFrWIUV
'^WITHOUT
f> • HORB SHORE
CAB
p want to give, they
for someone to
wait
evening, told the workers that "our
only reward will be the ntufaetion
of knowing we are helping our own
boys and the people of countries
which have been so devastated by
this war"
Exactly how long the drive will
*°"> J«XT TO MAC S
FAST hBtE STATION OTAB CROIXDS
lad! has not been decided, for it
will depend upon the length of
ONLY LARGE CIRCUS to Shaw
time needed by the various block
solicitors to cover their territory.
iviDEO BY MwemcTs
The committee has divided the
town according to election precinctj,
with captains in each pre
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a.
THUttS, fill M SAT, AUU t-3 t
OKNK TIERNET - JOHN HODIAK
"A BELLJOR
AMQ
MOM, TUM, * W«B. ADO. «,
GAMON . OBMORT
mvmmn PHI, * IAT, AUO, 9.U.M
CBAWJX MOOUfi aM KB? %
"INCEHDttRYJLoi
JUSO - New!
0665
OBOEOI HOROA1I
MB * Wist M-nr. aarHea
American Phone
TAXI 0280
Stand 8th & Weat
Opp. A*p Stone U-hr, aerviee
S(»gbetti Sauce ^
witk iiuu. tnmn. KM t
"Full It.. lull*. OMtHMS"
FRANK LONGO
Ph. UN 1M> BIMTSON AV
Portmlt M
Photographer*
enloptar A Printbuj Serrtoe
SENIOR STUDIOS
SM Asbarj An. Ph. lilt
XfeWf, AVQ. s-a
«|ABI* MONTKZ MHf HAU. , AKDT DEVTNE
SUDAN" DICK" ONLEY'S ITERMINAL
24-Hour Service
RADIO SERVICE
MJU, OradBlc
QJYDE CARSON
111* nay An Pfc. MM
Plastering, Brick Pointing
OF THE mum" FISH MARKET
MNSEY
The Unhurried
WfaWldn . Bramfir. , Rom , Gin,
WtntM - Confab « Cocktaib
South End Headquarters for
GARAGE SERVICE
STORAGE . WASHING . LUBRICATION
RGADSERVICE
Ph. 0784 J 48th and Aabury Ave.
NOW OPEN
HIUBM Flanders
Hotel Drug Store
Luncheonette
Abbott', Ice Cream
Sun Bum
PRESCRIPTIONS
A. I •>
THWW, FBI, * BAT, AUO. I-J.«
VAN JOHNSON . ESTHER WILLIAMS
an* TOtmv DORBBV^I O
"THRILL OF A RO
AMO - tto
MON, TUBS, * WBD,, AUO, S-l-B
"JUNIOR MISS"
cariwn
rm, « SAT,."AUG. ».IO.II
ROBERT VOUNO . LABA1NE DA,T , AKN
Those Endearing Young I _
ALSO ., TnaTelague. Dfaney Outaoa and Hnm "1
Two Evening Shows BlanlBf Till . MaUnl
rat 4 iAT,, AUO. j.3.4
IIUMPnBEY BOOART - ALEXIS SMITH Hi
SIDNCT GREENSTHEET In
"CONFLICT" .
ALSO — Dlaner Cartoon, short and Tfe*a
1WON, TUBS, * WED, ADO. •->.»
EDDIE BRACKEN . VERONICA LAKE - DIANA iSM'4
mnd CABMEN CAVAIXARO In
"OUT OF THIS WORU"
TBLWB., FBI, * SAT
BETTE DAVI*
ALSO — News
AUO, 9-10-11
. JOHN BALL - JOAN
NIGEL BRUCE to '. \ >1
"THE CORN IS Gl
ALSO —DUwy Oanoon and New*
Two EfCBina; Show*. Startlnt 7:15 • UfaUmi IMf M
T1IURS, FIU. A BAT, AVO, 1-3-4
FBED MwMUERAY - IOAN LESLIE - JTJWE
•M DINE SHELDON hi
—WEEK-ENP SPECIALS—
'WHERE DO WE GO FROM
AMO — "March of Time", Color Cartoon aai
BtON., Tinsg. * W»». AOG, i-f-i
MEATDEPT. PRODUCE DEPT,
BITTT OBABLE . HICK HAVME8 MM
"DIAO DIAMOND HORSES
9 a. n. to
AMO — A NoTeltBon and New
Open Duly 9 to
tillfornl. TBVBB,, nU, « «ATn AUO, 9 10-11
FRED MuMVBBAf - HELEN WALKEB -
•M JEAN HEATHER IB
PRESSING
Oranges FURRIERS
Grapefruit
SWTNMtOM
»to
Slim Co
v
•„% jV _
^ ' "- V- ' ' t-.
Phone 1035
"MURDER, HE SAYS"
ALSO — Sparta Famda, C*lor CvinoD and
Buy Morm War Bonds And S
BREAKFAST
8 A, M. to Noorj : ,^
4 P. M. to 8 P. M.
DIIB TO EXISTING OONDITtONS, M
OiPMti Mcnchwa • Open Other
858 Asbitry Avenue
HELP WANTED.
Short Order
for
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t- » JjJjJ
>^ Editorial Page of The Sentinel-L
lOTYSHnwEiripcER o«« ra-v Ocean Ofar ah Cart,
f downfall.
hurchill wai M unrelentingly ag-ainst
tiBf sorely-needed reforms as he was
t the Germans. He is an old-line,
hell conservative to the core of his
nd'i poor have been notoriously
for generation!. Their opportunities
itter their lot have been practically
[The war broke down some of the bar-
\ between classes and opened new vis-
Flo labor. The so-called lower classes
Urently determined Mat they would
[ »gain link to their pre-war level if
' could help it. So they revolted—at
W Ocoan City* scrap Bape? col-
Pitas
to be bright promise that
logic h about to be confound- _, .
you remember, remarked that "Kg"''
_ iod for » dog becsuae thty tr*"
off hli other troubles. '
*WO BIRDH WITH ONE STONB
_____ _ jientuTe term—Is unfolding would be a eortly «Id trem'enda.
wealth of fascinating possibilities, oua project, seana to have a great
S?*jLi5K H flHHS*.»« * dog. it wU rk* WBI deal of aenUment against It. i£-
choice of
dmtrlat and then
stnngttJ. Th« doD»r will
loot so *m« ar Pndo Sstt
fulfmtnf pramleea and paying the
Interest on his ttupandott national
debt.
Our debt It ao big and Am-naH. war tte
monil obllgKUona are ao exae&nf sootier '
that ta» must be lugh after the be lm
war, much higher than tneyhan mttmentir
orl* « oowlM W, WiteliMl. aw rtven to uadMsfaMd that if MT U BU«d Into Ttapayew iSoeiation.
tki da^i •! Jabn tna B>ptl.t
m Klnf*«n asffaMh Malmaa City !k.
lato it by fyufc-Jtett
•land Revolts
gage once remarked that there is
ng permanent but change,
overthrow of Bntfand*! predominconiervative
CTiurchlll coalftion
nment came as a surprise and—to
-a ihock, In this country, But it
. have bean foreseen. Churchill wai
em of the greatest, moat inspirden
that any nation has ever Had.
r, the very stubborn, bulldog ten-
F * ! M "* Om * n ptbsU m m *• S^"* to •P» led M. Vinson. the new Secntai; of
would Uke to Ml
the Tressury of the United States.
*"« » "*»"• " W" "'•«•• ~«y a
His undertaking is enormous, deli-
to power owri
Church. k«p aoNulteM, ant». moths, cockrowhos and kin- a speelal lefWutlve committee
cate and vital But lt Is my belief ROLDnta am GROUND table, mar Mul flM
that nobody else In government The world Is relying on the not-
». •»- t «t » *** P^* •*•* *" y*"" •"* »••"• BMwd to taVMtltate the project Is quite as well qualified to hanvenrty of America, on the sound-
U, Frank w, Wqlf was awarded • • • and a mat many others AS a dle the Job as vinson.
ness of the dollar, and lt ell de-
the Distinguished Flying Cross fcy DOT was concocted some » or more yean ago, matter of fact, at this distance The new cabinet member knows pends on Jobs. Mr. Vinson eald:
the 8th Army Air Foret, Mid Lt. but it took the pre«nt World war to cUpult It we have yet to huar about anyone taxes. Things he has said already "Tuxea should be levied In such m
N, Mamy Colllsson was made one Into the limelight. DM aa • .uper-duper ^ray In who la tm the enss-state can prove that he Is keenly aware of a my that they have the leett
of the top Wavy mendlieetini op. Afrtes, BleUy, mly and way point., it caused «U- We are eppomi to It berause two things that are currently the harmful effect on the expansion on toe U»$ fat
eratlons of the York Safe and Ions of dlscue-tprnidlng uwecU to tun up their we contend that fMermllzsuon and most Important fact* about taxes. or bustneu investment and the
LoeM Oo, ws* contract. toes. Improvement of the inland water- High taxes are necessary, now creation of Jobs because productive Wltil U|0 ITIII __ * ' ' » proved its worth In Cape May County last wny of New Jersey would be al- and for some time to come. (2) employment Is the source of ...
Mr» Pnmk I, parby and jack w«ek, when It was applied to the buildings of the most us Jjeneflclal and trie cost Wrongly devised taxes In the revenue which the government col-
Chweman, both long-time resort stole's Colony Vm Feeble Minded Male., at Wood- would be only a small fraction of United States can wreck the filects from taxes "
residents, marked their MUi birth- MM. Half an hour after it in applied, battalions UM millions the canal would re. nancial structure of the entire
dar annlvenmrle. at separate cele- of tnaacta had surrendered, uncondltlonaUy quire,
The Secretary's eve wms not on
world In a few months Dark Ages
bntloni. While eagerly looUnt forward to the happy time While the Issue Is at Its present
taxes alone. In a recent published
might visit the earth again
when DOT will be sprayed ftp Wane all over Cape pitch, we submit that now Is the
report he toade lt clear that pro-
* • a
YEARS AOO May Oounty^thereby creating B, mosquitokiM para- tune to promote the Idea of fed-
ductive employment Is the founda-
A DEPENDABLE THING
iH h« displayed In arbUllng the Bng- opening A lane night crowd of the attended American ttw i*« aon» dls*--we of It cannot aronnd help our wishing kltehen, that where we a could persistent ahoot enllcing wrway.-from New dape Jerseys 'May Inland
tion of America's living standard
"to" »sin. The *^«nkee dollar* Is one of(hlgtieat
ttithe world), the source
to stand finn affBinat Hitler caused' «««? "^e and Appliance Show, coMiiy of red anta »e MJtafms hlt-nm wartMf Mjua^ . to oomplto complete th the waterway te few known quantities left in the of eJl income and tM basis of
at Convention Hall.
with us over our puny food
from Maine to Florida and to financial world. While this condi- praiperttr Tor business and agri-
• * •
bring about faderni maintenance tion lasts, there is a. way for weak culture. We may he assured Oat
The Baptist church resuned Its
of it In the future.
and depleted countries to gain m- Vinson win always do his best to
radio broadcasts after sev- Mother That, at we (tee it, u an import-
Hmr Mind ant project fioni the -- - •
1 ;
ization of essential industries,
d by the Labor Party, may
to be a dangerous experiment in unjd
waters. The far-reaching effect
upon England and the world, cannot
mmn. The present world-wide tendtoward
liberalism had become apt
even before th« war; the pace hai
been accelerated, and America has
W exception.
it, epoch-making changes are in proand
we can only lit by and hope
they may be for the best. By and
they always have been, in the past.
ft Ominous Note
[ing of revolt, Congressman T.
t Hand brought that spectre Into fo-
' the United States in his gpeech
•t against our current problem of
.is, published last week.
i federal government contends that
Uerica's mission to supply the world
jBeMMities, to avert world-wide re-
: Mr. Hand argues that that Is all well
|food, but that our own people should
% first consideration, and he warns
Ittey are becoming "fed up" with ex-
(conditions.
,* that at least half of tha world
: ii ended, it is difficult for man)
|W suddenly so much harder to ob-
_ The answer apparently is that we
pit beginning to supply the devaa-
! countries In large volume—at the
Me of creating shortages at home,
tus program is to continue any
» of tine, the government will have
1 1 better job of selling the idea to
> people than has been done to date,
t has always bean prodisral with
• to others. But that was when we
nty to spare. Mow, however, our
tarianism policy is beginning to
i ui, and that's a different matter.
I Selfish Few
ih few have denied many ethers
ure of beach parties her© this
, beeauie they turned ' —
-.„, —„—^«, dry, is inclined
long-suffering in its tolerance of
i wto bring In liqupr, to be consumed
1 " own premises. But when they
s »«ort*s standard of behaviour
I taste by carousing in public, th«
officials have no choice but to
% call a halt.
the sober, well-behaved majority
for the shortcomings of « aetffl
minority.
Jittery Japa can take small edm-
»,th« fact that the Big Three ul-
. issued late but week, was divid-
13 pointa. • - -
i'$ Low Down
br PhlladelphU
Ocean City Mice
if*
bound
shore,
Raven av.
&M&mtn, hundndi of peopl. who want to haps
"*•* * «uaic, state
would be
opJSent, of
canal could kill
. It's trui' the
to print unsigned letters, but the ban
at Uie moment ao Derhans we ean «1ID «J»P* Rtoy County Times)
^ ^ ^ »m hUJhe, M at • «.b»ta«ti.l rate of In-
7He IhflBflf* iMIftBHi Belchly, have DOthlno left for paying a •minder', t^nMt,
Martha PVirbe- and Catherine Og- ^ iWe forTftel the envn^unent la bew- I*
den, local school teochers, left on
• tour of the southern state* and
Mexico.
• • •
Mayor champion announced yu
plans for a gymn»«Uc exhibition by
n members of me Philadelphia
TumegemeUMM (Tumers) In con- B«dif nM
junction with the heach cullsthen- -HOW about
fas class.
• • •
CharlM K. Baron
Bgr$r on hta SOtli
vtnary at 'Owl In
1 ? National War Fund affordj
tor aBaf uf . " 0 B us the opportunity to eHVB some,
i* the concerts are solely for the elderly of thing toward the aid and comchlkllM.
touu why not do something about the *ort and entertainment of the men
mosoultoaiT«5 thTmottimwto deleft to push «>o women in our ar«ed forcea,
KiSh «n 34th st,)? st)? »« »"* much, nip»ed compared to to the vast
sum we wen able to WVpT, Only
try out what was dene at Jones g^-^ ""PS,
was given a
for *"« mUn
than last
chlldrens concert tome emnlnB? »••£''J*-
—w we could at least attend one free concert. Which
?» to second I
After our daily chores at washing, cooking, ear- ^°»i
• *-- hours spent eampalin It oBers us • chanee
The tax eflgeettf.' oMee iy ao
the Augutt 1 deadttne wai extended
several "
to i M »vtii-*rt people fnd look g^M'Jhieh we fell fuwn^duTdren
astalW must out-nuin- ^TOere twn't mMy folks ta O«pe
n net give some thought to »J^P'S* 110 !?°?."'TJ *f I
•HODLD THE WILDWOOD8
BE CONSOLIDATED?
WFA AdmlnUtrator aeorge U Turn About
(Wild-mod !»*«•>
phllUps advUed the city commls- A couple of weeks ago this column pointed out »t question to not a new one
sMnera that they Must put up several inconstotenclts •round town, and thereby
to obtain a federal allot* trod upon neveral ton,
wood, Wiidwood, Wlldwood crest
for
for the good of the communities
barred from a Morth Mewo «» convinced—{KOkeMy
could Involved Cut brought about by sel-
DBpfovenent AnoMatj meeting do a far better Job of getting ttl out papa- than fish political consideration.,. *
In a dispute over the fact that we do.
Tne Onater Wlldwood Chamber
a controversial advertisement wM So we Just up and decided that on
of Commerce, with a membership
declined by the newspapers.
week, wvd turn the tables. So we did. And ouch!
Including the four communities.
has Bad the subject of consolida-
A Philadelphia •thaw »^ta- did It hurt. , • •
tion under consideration for some
ed m for abuslnc city firemen one thing we
time. Recently It took action In
While they wen fighting a brush tered condition of t
the matter, The action was to se-
(tte near his home,
of the Music Pier,
cure the services of an expert In
with that Wast the ctty has
new the field of municipal government
tun Helen McKee. a bather, set of flass. We may as well _
to make a thorough survefr of the
digging in the Mud new tat 81n- JOT tWs^lamn. We propose to blandly Ignore local problem and to report on
du" unearthed an idol believed to ttuthof the matter, which Is that the flags were the desirability or undeslrsblllty of
be of ancient Japanese origin, «en order" tiefore we foieed our •ripe.
consolidation of the four WUd-
made of the rooU of tea plants. Another treat «tetory we aehlewl waa the hewoods.
The survey Is to be a sci-
• • • «
entific one. free from bias or prelated
eompteflon of oa*dw»Jk rer*rr., though the
Western Union bid for additional
judice, and Is to tie made by an
city probably had planned to complete them when
telegraph business by Installing' •
agent of Uie New JeMey Taxpay-
It dM, ' •
ers' AssocUtlon.
special free phone wM from the
lit p»*Ul©n ttltattr —
This move is probably a wise
use of the puMle. Spend Your Vacation at Home one. While it Is difficult for us
to set how consolidation could pos-
- • —• bit of Innocent fun If te be of
Wathinffton
Snapshots
•MX-foot Joseph tt
Internal Revenue U__
father of four children.
Dodgers fan, and DMd of
eau collecting income tk.
our MMAMD taxpayers. tM BMdf
• ruling that simpllfl*. turn |w
Hemi!tar thousands ef farmer.
mm maaar—«•*» i,^ i w vpiawen
was ideal fot BMDtaC Mttt. — —rotOmtm.
Perhap. It wasfufuristie, or aumpUi 1 from t«vel to W Md^ we await the report with
l, which lt ex- keen interest,
and chop, out
i .
1
Canning Without Sugar
The Nut Bowl
SHOULD HOLD
The ruling will prevent t Mi at W« haye • lone, typewritten relMW from the Puffing and blowlna-. the young
disputes about depredation — howOPA.
designed to prove that it lsnt necessary to man Just managed to Jump into
much the owner of a eow, » ma- have #ugai^-WBU. not much au»ar. anyway-^when a carriage aa the train left the J
chine, or a factor- may deduct
station.
from yearly income £cauae the "Fruits may be canned without augur as well The man In the corner eyed
eow is getting old or the maehtn- as wltlt sugar, ao far ai keeping qualities aw con- him with scorn.
IOT wwrtf*tf put*
cerned," am the OPA. But as yoo read farther, yon *When I was your age, my lad." |
A Mfdham DntvenUb* -W end- fhui OPA adcnltttng that whan you open the canned he said. "I could run half a mile,
next winter, thea/tt tasle a lot more Interest- catch a train by the skin of my
you dM put In at ^east a Uttle autv at oan- teeth, and yet be as fresh as a
hb nm
the \Jf .„ read th» release ptrtty thoroughly but could _'e»," gasped the young
,ta the wrttln* bualneat, ana the
'nto new \)ot> KMnr- find no hint M to how Uie iOfM could be ob- "but I missed this one at the last
•lo racket an tolling what la Ing jeinonlitin!
station.
fix lt-4hat we dont bear much I»j par cent of
to the.
okay and
internal Revenue
n Closing—
aruatlo. We eloee todn with thro* cllpptag.:
•ro.ttung.and
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Opt P. J. OOUett. M. O., bade
from a Ministry of Information
tour to Burma, told this stony of
the Japanese attempt to Invade
India. The Japs had set up a
loudspeaker and tried to tell the
British troops barring their advance
that their position was hope-
To a week." boasted the Japs- j
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which * shrill Mid •areastle
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Boat Builders and
Mechanics
First Class Carpenters
To Build Boats for the War Department, . . Now
Needed in the Pacific Area
* Building Wooden Launches
* 55-Hour Weak
Prevailing Wages
Ideal Working Conditions
All Work Under Cover
No Lost Time
Long Term Building Program
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