Oct 1942 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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SOMERS POiNT NEWS
Limit
violation ' of the
Unjlt—«s veU as
for rwo motorists
h, 30, Of 28
and John R»
Cwfcln City, were
UP by police on' Sie
Point boule-
w«* 'accused of
50 and 55 saUei
I guilty ttefore Mayor
they wire ad=
police are lolJow-
from the State De-
Motor yihkies for
itfWuoment of tee war time
Point Scrap Pile
152,000 Pounds
Second Best Record
In Atlantic County
SOMERS POINT — Tile Bqmeis
Point Olvllian Defense Couneil,
In city Hall, revived a
h
'conserve tires and
arraigned
on Monday.
Hits i
Out Blamed
-0oest Guard boats bound
to Cape May wers dfr.
^ ^ ftpur and 45 minutes; at
t yesterday because of an ac-
€ on" land, in w&ieh a garbage
tdd with an electric light
EL Champion,, of Shore
mew, driver of the tmefc,
personal injury, hut his ve«
d to chitting the
at, and Bay aV, He
dim out ruined his vision
turned tee corner.
impact severed elecUical
to the 34th st. county
just before the Coast
j Wrtved to past through it,
daxence MaTks could-
span untli emtr.
bad been aiade by
City Eteeirte Co,
Stamp No, 9
d November 1
stamp nundblr nine
valid for the purchase of
dri
g y H
report oa the scrap dHV#, f
Soniers Ptttnt in seeend place in
Atlantic County,
Members of the Defense Coun-
cil, City Council, Pire Departou-nti,
a l children. Boy Scouts, chureh
J h Ail l
Civic Club Fates
Past Presidents
Gala Affair at
Point Fire Hall
13
POINT- Women's
Civic Club,had Its annual "past
Pfesidenis' Thursday even-
p
ctf sugar during
period from November 1
weekly ration of a half
person remains un-
i the War
remains vaLd for the
ttre poxjnds of sugar
October M.
1O
groups, st, Joseph's Athletic
county employes^ all put their
shoulders to the wheel and arought
In, by truck, wheelbarrow, express
wagons, private automobiles and
carried artieles of all deierlptiohs,
to build the scrap pile, wfrieh will
weigh approximately 152,000
pounds, an averaje of 76 pounds
per person.
New York av, school children
have collected a pile In their school
yar_d weighing 6.433 pounds, Dawes
av, setiool pile will average 15,000
pounds,, A contest throughout the
State among school children for the
most poundage will bring the honor
ef efaristeniiig a battleship fer the
school winning the contest, iem.
ers Point pupils ate working to at-
tain that honor,
UNUiDAL DONATIONS
Pour pontoons, rescued from the
meadows, and heaped on the glty's
pile added about 1500 pounds; an
anshor which had been buried in
the meadows for ym*rs was dug up.
Old ear chassis which have stood
in the woods for a long time will
be brought in, Mrs, OEerge JLsHtan
donated a splendid collection of re=
vulvers, Olarenee SOOk parted witti
a treasured Spanish American War
collection, and Joseph Welntraub
contributed leveral First Werld War
trophies. Including a French aerq=
plans motor. The scrap drive eon=
Unued ! tT>is week, and the Soy
Scouts will make another drive ts=
morrow,
POLICE RESERVES
PLAN BENEFIT
g
ing in the fire haJL The hall was
decsrated in red, white and blue,
the same eolor soheme was
out In the table decorations,
at, Mrs.
mat of
Only
ly Shoe Storm
ALL YEARS
PREPARED FOR
»tMY WEATHER
UBBER5
0LD5HE5
imm CTORE 1
EVENINGS
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Specials
Boyee anneuneed that
the Follee Reserves ant sponsoring
a movie benefit at the seaside The-
atre, November is. The feature,
starring Irene Dunne, is entitled
"Lady in a Jam." Tickets are for
sate by ffle memberi,
Chlei Henry Oliver reported
that a class of %1 started first aid
instruction Monday night, and more
will join next week, Qiietf of po-
lice "wtelttaell anneuneed that the
Felice Reserves meeting will be held
Monday evenlnts, at 7:30 pjn., al=
lowing time for the men to attend
th« firs.' n)d class, Oarrett Sullivan
use his trunk Uirougn ttie town
today, to haul
pjl
heavy pieces for
?n pj .
(MTB, Alexander Saburn, chairman
ef Consumers' Interest League,
tested the practice ef certain food
companies «faieh she said have
changed their recipes en cannea
goods, Inoresflng me price for the
same sized eaxi, thus evading the
ceiling prices. A letter was
g p^
. to Price Administrator Leon
Henderson >
charges.
setting forth these
_
Ford reported that
fourth air raid siren will be plaeea
en l^ra, AtWie* Clark's home, and
should be in working order for the
neon test.
Andrew Steslman,
Bavman, Dfiies at 76
Puneral ser=
Wfre held yesterday afterneon
for Andrew Steeitnan, 76, aho died
at his homei Mays Landing rd,,
SeullvUle. Monday evening, after a
lingering illness. Mr, Steelmnn, a
fcay b of the p.
O, a. ef A., p
He is survived by Ms wife.
maiex dau^iter, Mrs, Laura Arm-
strong, steelmanvilJe; two sons, AU
bet and William, ei Somers point;
a tBotfter, EnQS.and a sister, 'iiiu-
Jmma Bebd, &f Mdora, Rev, M=Coy
officiated, «»d interment was at
i
^ p Maenner, of the
IT, Bt Aimy, gpent a furlou^i visit-
ing friends in Somtrs Point,
Produce Specials
California f
Juice Oranges
doz
Florida Tlhln Skin
Grapefruit
2 'or 1 9c
Stringless
CaJifornla Tender
2 bunches |
Bnton
Lattuca
Cabbage, * ••
A large bowl of dark ted and wfiits
dahlias formed the centerpiece of
the pait presidents' table. Favors
in red, white and blue with candles
and napkins in the same ealsr
created a patriotic effect,
Mri, Lewis Mathias headed the
reception committee. Mrs, Sher-
man Winslaw made the old-fash=
ioned neieisys that were prestnted
to each iQftaident. M^s, Edward
FHt^atriek arranged the refrei(i=
ments and Mrs, John M, Steelman
the entertainfflent, Mn, Eaima
Mc^ie, president, welcomed thf
suests, and was presented with the
tflJbie centerpiece as a doer prize,
FIRST PRESIDENT SPEAKS
Mrs, Wiilia.in Vin Ouier,
r*pnt vhen the rinb g%
IB years ago, outlined the
Iih
Home Life for Children
Stressed by Pastor
POINT—Rev. William
MeKeever, of St, Joseph's
was guest speaker at the
dinner meeting Tuesqay evening at
the Country Olufc.
"Home Is the foundation of eiv-I=
izatien,^ lie said, **iri these
eleseme times. It is wise to remem-
ber that the children of today are
the peace makers ef tomorrow."
pather McKeever spoke of mini}
examples where understanding
love, patience and justice brought
many children out of an inferiority
complex. Such a complex often de=
yelops from a lack ef something
in a child's life. It is our duty te
supply that musing "something, 11
he added,
Bather MstLeever waj Intrwiyeed
by the eJub'i vice president. F^ank
y p
Hart, and thanked by
Rev, Cedric Hiekman,
Tfie names of Bari^olomew
ptrlck and Thomas Sites were
added to the K3wanls^Jlaq«e, in a
fitting ceremony given by John
U
Iishmtnts during her term, which
during Mrs
met. wi'h
eouneil and the city pledged $1,000
to start the library,
Mrs, Ella Mauser, who now re-
sides in Caiiiden, fpoks of the
crowth ef the Clvie Clu'b, of which
she was the second Bresldent, Mrs,
Biima I&idresS, third president,
now deceased, was given a moment
,
of silent tribute; Mrs, Laura
noti, new of Atlantic City, was un=
able to attend^ Mrs, Alida Themp=
son fifth president, also was unable
to be present- Mrs, Mauriee Wat=
son was sixth president and speke
briefly of the need to carry on,
Mrs, Alexander SaAurn followed
Mrs, Watson, after which came
Mrs, Kathryn Hand, Mrs, Agnes
fHifree, Mrs, Harry dark and Mrs,
William Force, and Mrs. JosertJ
Gerety, who was the 12th president.
She was succeeded by Mrs, MeOue,
ENTERTAINMENT
A splendid pmgrpm of entmain-
ment was presented, including
group singing, with Mrs, T Geeree
Middleton at the piano, Mrs. Ed
gnr pratt read the minutes of V~@
last meeting, with numerous ad=
i*i d
by Mrs, ,ybert Steelman,
and Mrs, William B, ieul], and n
short skit including Mrs,
Oonover, Mrs, John M.
and Mrs, Edgar Pratt, Refresh,
me»*ts followed.
Present were: Mrs, VinDuzef,
Mrs, Hauser, Mrs, Watson, Mrs Ba-
burn, Mrs, Hand. Mrs. Clark. Mr|,
Somers Point Boy Scout
Troop NO; 53, headed by Seoutmfts,
ter and Kiwaniftn WUiiam Godfsey
was confratulated by President
Chapman for' the splendid
showing last Saturday in the coun =
cran drive. The boys gathered
about iO.OQO pounds of scrap. The
Jeouts, sponsored by the club, will
ae gufstd at the meeting next we**,
wrr, diapman thanked the eluto for
Jts support of the ser&B drive, and
painted out that service clubs can
Best serve the war effort by sup=
por* such as they ga\g:
Tht attendance priie, given by
James ButterWoTth, was won by
John Miles, Lawrence Le&r, past
district governor of Kiwanls, was a
guest of the ciub. The golden an-
niversary ef the Pledge to thp Flag,
which was cbservad October 21, was
celebrated in a ceremony headed
by Jack Patterson. Mrs, Lenore De=
I^ven supplied tfie music,
Mrs, Koerner Chosen
G OP, Leaffue Scribe
P«rker Propose* New
County Tax Set-Up
BQMMRS POINT-^unty Aiid-
itor Oeerge N, Parker, addressing
the ©Junty League otf Municj^ali«
ties Friday evening in Mays Land=
ing. advised taxpayers te obtain
legislation that would provide for
file county to collect all municipal
taxes and, in turn, the eounty
would disburse to the municipali-
ties sueh funds as are needed for
the operation of their govern-
ments. He advoeatsd tihis. instead
of the present un^thaa, whereby
POINT Mrs, Louis
Koerner
elected finarir-ial secre-
tary when the Women's Republican
League met in the Fire Hall, The
office had been vacant since the
death of Miss Mary Paton, Mrs,
Keemer is a trustee of tfie League,
Mrs, James E, Scuil, Jr., was re=
celved as a new member.
County CeiTimitteewoman Mrs,
Ethel Watson gave an interesting
report oi tfie meeting of the Atlan=
tic County Federation of Women's
Republican Clubs, held in Mays
Landing: Mrs, Watson also report-
ed on the recent ii
i
meeting of Republican eommlttees,
in Atlantic city. Ten deliars was
donated by the Leagus to the cam-
paign fund,
Mrs, Richard Hagenbuther, pre-
sident, selected a committee to
work witii the Men's Republican
League campaign eomtnittee, Fel-
lowing the meeting, a joint meet=
municipalities collect their
ana pay a share te the count j.
Another speaker, Colonel Louis
_,. Roberts, executive offker as-
slstlng Col, Robert F, Qlns^urn,
commanding the AAFT Training
Center in Atlantic City, discussed
operation of municipal affaira iii
midwestern states,
These from Sotneri. point w*iu at
tended were: Mayor Fred Chap-
man, Richard Thompson, secritarv
ef the League' Councilman Mau=
riee Watson and Theodore Mei =
leers.
First Aid Classes
To Have Barn Dance
SOMERS POTNTWThe first aid
lasses of Somers Point will spon-
sor a Barn Dance on Friday ev#=
ning. November 6, in the nymna=
siuBn Of Dftft'es av, school, MiS, Fred
Chapman is general chairman, wi'h
Miss Grace Wolf in charge of tick=
ets; Mrs, James Butterworth tte*%
orations: Mrs, Edgar Hill, refresh
ments, and Mrs, Maurise Watson,
publicity. Proceeds will be used for
the drug fund for the casualty sta-
tions, Sutton brothers, of BaTynin-
town, will furnish the music.
Mr, Sage, director of physical ed-
ucation In the Junior HigH fi ficw'
Atlantic City, will have charge of
calling the dances. He w^i t"*
chair.
Attending; Mrs, Richard Hagen=
byeheifL Mrs, Theodore Meskers,
Mrs, Maurice Watson, Mrs, Fbfrest
Oonover, Mrs, Louis Koerner. Mrs,
Mary gtarier. Mm, Hsirry Clark,
Mrs, Fred Hyde, Mrs, Harry Smith,
Mrs, Edgar Hill. Mrs, Edgar Pratt,
Mrs, Joseph Welntrauib, Mrs, Hen-
rietta Bowling, Mrs, Joseph Con=
way.
7oeahontas Lodge
Visits Ocean City
SOMERS POINT = Sliver Moon
Council, Degree al Focahontas, had
a brief business meeting in tfie Fire
Hall, Friday evening, toefore jour-
neying to Ocean City to visit Na=
tona council. Two new members
were obligated, Mrs, Emma Schmidt
and Mrs, Dorothy Sutton, Final
plans were made fler a pufaHe card
party at the Fire Kail, Friday ev#=
ninf, NQvemher 6. with Mrs, Etta
Doughty as general eiialrman. Pro-
feeds of the party ^ill be used to
purehase wi? bonds,
Mts, Lena Reintieimer acted as
keeper of records In the absence gt
Mrs, Florence James, Attending t
Mrs, Elizabeth Beirn, Mrs. ffll^.
eeth Kellar, MTS, Lena Reinheimer,
Mrs, Doris Nlekles, Mrs, • da Boeh^
ley, Mrs, Verna Sutton, Mrs, Etta
Doughty, Mrs, •iMi Schmidt, Mrs,
Dorothy Button, Mrs, Carrie Hen-
derson and Mrs, KflHiryn Hand- AH
journeyed to Oeean city except
Mrs, Band and Mrs, Henderson,
Mrs, Emily Madden joined them In
Ocean City,
Mr, and Mrs, John Mathias Hftf-
fert, of New York City, were regiait
guesU of Mr, Haffert's grandpar.
ents, Mr. mx^ Mrs, Lewis B. Ma-
nilas, Mr. and Mrs- Haffert were
just married in Mlddletmm, N.Y-,
•where Mr, Kaffert had taught
school for two years.
with I isr were hostesses Tuesday after-
thf I noon ut Uln weekly eafd party to
benefit tf^e local branch of the Red
eross. The players: Mrs, Jesse
Hand, Mrs, Wilbur Mutaer, Mrs, El.
wood Wilson. Mts, George Laffey,
Mrs, Lewis B, Mathiaa, Mrs. Char-
les Lewis, Mrs, William B- SculL
Mrs, James Butterwortli. Mrs, Leu.
eert, Mrs, Oharies Huff, Mrs, Otto
Ohamnlon, Mrs. Howard saylor and
Mrs, Thomas MeKinney,
Boy Scout Drive for
Funds Opens Monday
SOM^RS PQINT=The Boy Sesut
MaInland^>riVe for funds will start
Monday, The committee represent,
ing Somers Point will attend thr
"kiek=ofr" dinner, to be held that
night in the iJnwoed Methodist
Ohua^i, l¥ed Chapman is chair=
man, assisted by Mrs, Harry Smith,
Miss Florence Scull, A, j. Baliiet,
Earl fflckman, John Milts, HaTold
Megronlgle and Scoutmaster Will-
iahi Godfrey,
Point Churches
FIRST BAFTIST
Win field JLsmifsb, pastor
10 aJn, Sunday S^IOQI, _
11 ajn. Morning Worship, Topic:
a 'Twe Ways to Know Jesus,"
3:45 pjn, B. Y, F. V.
t=30 p.m. Evening Worship. To=
-pie* "fl«i News for the Sin-
ner,"
Junior ehoir under the direetion
of Mrs, Earl Hiekman at both
STRAND
'•Wiike Island." Pas a mount's stery
depleting Hi.- rOLifape pf the lto»
rines in tlieir fourteen dav
\hp Japs, was fllmid
p
the active cooperation and hili ef
the tTnited gtntes Marine Oflfp?,
Lpftding players in the film winl
through a preliminary traHng p*r»
iod to prerii'e tlmrr, for tlieir Mft-
plained, has neeessltated revision of
the time-tatele and instruetiQiis for
consumers, priginaJly sehedukd tu
register with rationing boards Oe
tober 20 and 21, dealers have been ,
notified to register instead nest i ri ne roles, Featured in 'f'e fllfl
Tuesday and Wednesday. The post- I corning tsniiht to thn Strand The*
panement was made necessary be- > tre, nre Brian Denlevj', Rrtirt
cause overloaded printinif' ana I Preston, Mncffniifild Carey, Albert
transportation facilities had pre.
short furlough with his parents, ' vented distribution of applie.ition
i
Hyde,
GRACE LUTHFRAN
Shore rd. and Meyran av.
Rtv, Frank F, Adi ef, S.T.M., Pastor
The 2ist Sunday af^ Trinliy—
9:45 a.m, Chureh Sehool,
HfiS am. The Sewice, Mr, Robert
John ashneek of Mt. Airy Sem=
inary, Philadelphia, will proocti
the sermon. The Senior choir un-
der the direetion of Mrs. Marion
Trout Murphy wUl bring the an,
them*;
: Ephesians 6; 10-17
! Mr, and Mrs, Georgf
i * u
Mr. sjnd Mrs. Hiirrv
entertained Mrs, David Williama, ef
Northfleld,
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Oharies Waif is now einpioyed in
Fa, m * *
Mr, and Mrs, Haltoert Smith, of
Soiners Point: Mr, and Mrs Clare
J>*au5t and Mr, and Mrs, Raymond
Perks, of Ocean City, spent tile
week end in Oiassboro,
* • *
Mr, and Mrs, George Ryoii art
spending a vacation in the Fueenw;
Mountains,
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Mr, and Mrs, J, L- WoodrufT, oi
Connecticut, have niuved Into the
penn home on Sunny av. Mr,
Woodruff is the new manager of
Mttrnhy's store in Ocean City, Mrs,
Penn will spend the Winter with
Uer grandson in Florida,
* * *
Mr, and Mrs, Hari&n Ewan en-
tertained Mr, Swan's m^ier, Mrs,
Kenneth Bwan, of Philadelphia,
over the week end.
* * *
Mr, and Mrs, Harry Abey are en
tsrtalning their son from Califar=
nia, k ii '<
* * *
Mr. and Mrs, Prank Hart have
returned from a vacation in the
Pocones,
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Mr, and Mrs, Barl HicRman, of
W. New York av,, are entertaining
Mr. Hietanan's paffents, Mr. and
)M£s, ThsSnas Iflokman, of Fleas.
antville, , !
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John Bruno Scola, son of Mrs,
Lucille Harian, has re-entered VI!
and
time.
forms on
lanova College, for his Sophomore
year. He again will be dru'.n inajer
or the eallege band. Before enter=
iny. arune joined the Naval RG.
i'erve,
* * •
Mi's, Agnes Fugee and son, Ro-
bert, spent the week cud inB i k
lyn, If.Y:, where UIP_V visited Theo-
dore Fugee, stationrd with the V.
S, Navy-
Too Late To Classify
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«T¥ OF OCEAN CITY
KEW JIRSEV
NOTICE OF ELECtlQH
'iir«iililll ill law, i!(ii"i ! r !^ lii'ti'iiv uivi ! !]
ii a _
GEHEfiAL ELECTiSK
WILL BE HELD
TUESBAY, HOVEMBER JHP, i?«
!w
m YEABS AGO
Dr John ^afldley started a ser-
ies of sermons in the Methodist
church; on the crisis confrentinf
Europe,
" a • •
p
But the
the
sd &t any of
feaTi »=„-- — --
so clear to us not dear to
IJatin with renewed ham to
each announced Fireside CSiBt,
at last" we tell oufselvei. .
going tB Q Q S^Bietn.
„„„ »ur h^^s M* deferred^
^ V htarts are made riek.
fear .tiliri will ts r,
can be done! it wOl fee too
Bow much isnffff must Wf
for what we i»«»ttpbe«?
place to history is our
- • "-• for Wn»lf?
caat Oat sJcirts 411
W. O- T, V, adopted a
olution eond^aune any »odi-
fle&tiori of me Volstead Act and
demandinB strict eiJf©reemint of
prohibition,
:
essor J- K^d Manrie,
eara« owner, became a, brUliant
new member of the WwanU Club
by entertainli^ on his viollsu
to «wad to iii too
lISERfYLiMEfflCKS
tlons
tires; * • ..
1. Seep ^eed at a, maxteuoi
of SS Milei per tisur, A,t0*fnile
speed, for instance, cuts tire wear
dawn to 3D per cent of noraiftl,
2, Use about two pounds matk
air ptesure Oian manufaeturfers*
recommendation in earti tire,
check air pressure weeMy, re^
slaee niissinii valve caps and re-
pair tube leaks ifflmedia,telsf, TJn-
derJufiatien can cut tire wear as
much as IS per cent for a 5S per
cent under-inflatien,
i. Avoid scuffing and brulsini.
^ bacMng into and pulling' out
from curbs slowly, parkin? with
" "daylifht" between tire end cure*
' watching for such sharp objects
- . _ „ . .., on ttie road as fallen roefc drlv-
Other Editors VteWS i^W siewly over rough reads, and
Said a nurse who had saved
a long while
"U, S, War Bonds are
getting my pile.
And I hope other nurses,
Will open their purses.
In an all-out-tor-vietory
style!" ,
Help spent* AiB«¥i£*'a
war ^aehinii i.ith
m tenth of
your pay. Bujr SiiupFn
buy Biradm—hiij m puei,
fid fuiur*!
U. St
The Nut Bowl
FBOOF
"Are you sure that you watered
the plants in the drawing room,
NOrati?*'
"Yes, ma'am. If you listen
closely, you e&n hear the water
dripping on the carpet."
c * *
FOR SAFETir
Brown i i! You know, no matter
where I hide my money, my wife
always finds it,"
White; "My wife never finds
mine. I keep it in the basket
with my undarned socks."
*
EVWROVTNG
A group of iarmers were guess-
ing the weight of a steer. Some
came within is pounds ef the eer=
rest weight and otiiers we*'str
as much as 1M pounds. One old
fellow guessed its weight exactly,
and was complimented on his
judpnent.
"ffiiu^s," he said, "I could do
better than that with a little
practice."
NOT OKE "NEW"
Horace Qreely stubbornly in-
stated that the word "news" was
plural. It's claimed that once he
wired a Ptporter? 'Are there
any news?"
TO satasious hireling wired
*1fot i new."
MOTHBE'S SIZE
CareJ, aged 8, is getting a new
pair ef shoes and tsfcei sUs li. .
: Carol; **What BIBB comes atirt,
Mother?"
Mothers "Tbey start all over
again; wift tfze fflie."
Carol- #F Wbat size do ^su w§&rf
As tfie secretary of the golf
elub w^ crossing the course he
saw & player driving off about
a foot in front of the
'Sere," he e^atoed f
n&ntly, ^®n ean't do Ciati Tea
axe d
pj
drlvtof aff to front of
" •
POOR GABLE!
We are sorry fer Claris Gable.
There is no garcasm in that re=
Hiirfc It is g|»ij^Tiely affired,
He has given up nis enornigus
income to become o. soldier. He
seeks, we believe sincerely, to
stand on his own feet as a man
in the United states Army,
But ttie girls won't give him a
etianee, They have besieged him
so, in Miami, pla,, that his liv-
ing quarters had to ,be mfivid ts a
less accessible location.
It's all right to get a little vi-
carious thrill out of tht love-mak^j
ing at an astor, but women t|$
Miami are makinf fools sf jhenf-
iilvea. Says the Tampa Times:
"It is no wondeT that smne
public figures are occasionally
ill-tempered when they encoun=
ter idiotic women of tfie ^pe
that would hang around soldiers'
barracks," — Gamrien OQUrier-
PMt.
OCR OWN FIFTH COLlJMf?
It took the Kasis probably
some time to bribe and eornipt
and to pay for ttie perfidy which
they managed to organise in the
countries they had marked out
for eenquest, but ttie fifth col.
Uffin mettiods they employed with
such accurate results taunediately and
tires.
1 Start alowJy nod
ate EraduaHy. Stop __,.
aUng brakes at 35 mlfca m-
'sill saiif enough tread
the car one mfle,
8, Be-cap when tir«» -3
the point where the Jast_ofi
non-B£id design Is
in the center o£ the
9r Oiect i^tiss, for
fail to suwsort &* •_ _,--
tire .and result In" tnfteri
wires. «
"Our No. I Job .
Says coounandlnf
Seinervell. of ArmySefv*
''OUT number one Job
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