Milford chronicle., 1942-07-10
MOTORISTS REGISTER
FOR GASOLINE AT
Al STATE SCHOOLS
toontinusd frOm l1rs1 rAssl

ANY person VINO IeelS LnaJ MS a
or D book does not allow then
sufficient gasoline for occupationa
needs should request a supplement
tary application form from the reg
istrar at the school. This applica,
ton is taken home, filled out, and
mailed. Or the applicant may visit
the local rationing board.
Motorists may obtain the applica-
tion forms for supplemental rations
when they register for the new pro-
gram.
All applicants must present their
motor vehicle registration cards to
the registrars at the schools, Mr..
Luke said. a
Have Sticker Number
Each motorist must also be able
to tell the registrar the serial num-
ber of his IS federal use-tax
sticker.
Those in the special categories
who will register with boards ra-
ther than at the schools include
owners of vehicles not eligible for
A or D books. They should obtain
special forms from the boards to
secure rationing books.
Other Vehicles
Those vehicles include:
An ambulance or hearse, a We
hicle held by a dealer for sale or
resale, a taxi, jitney, or vehicle
leased from or held for rental by a
car-rental agency, a vehicle owned
or leased by federal, state, local
or foreign government or govern
ment agency, vehicle which is
part of feet of four or more pass
enger automobiles (motorcycles)
used principally in the business or
occupation (whether gainful or not)
of the same person, trucks or buses,
all non-highway uses, such as in
board and outboard motorboats,
farm machinery. gasoline engines,
cleaning and dyeing establishments,
etc.
Owners of vehicles in this group
may apply any time prior to July
% for their books.
Boards Territory
Mr.. Luke listed, as follows, board
locations and the territory each in
cludes:
Smyrna: Board No. 2-1, Old Bank
Building, Smyrna. The Smyrna
Office covers the first and third rep
districts of Kent coun-
ty.
Dover: Board No. %, the Arm
ory, Dover. The Dover Office covers
the second, fourth and fifth, and the
seventh representative districts in
Kent county.
Harrington: Board No. 2-3, Com
merce street, Harrington. The Har-
rington offices covers the sixth,
sighth, ninth and tenth representa-
tive districts in Kent county.
Milford: Board No. 81, 12 West
Front street, Milford. The office in
covers the first and second
districts in Sussex
county, and that portion, of the city
of Milford which is located in the
tenth representative district in
Kent county.
Georgetown: Board No. 3-4, 8 The
Square, Georgetown. The George
town Office covers the ninth and
tenth representative districts in
Sussex county.
Seaford: Board No. 3-2. 317 High
street, Seaford. The office in Sea-
ford covers the third, fourth and
fifth representative districts in
Sussex county.
Frankford: Board No. 3-3, Reed
street, Frankford. The Frankford
office covers the sixth, seventh and
eighth representative districts in
Sussex county.
Schools Listed
The schools at which persons in
he respective boards will register,
exclusive OF New Castle county,
are:
Kent County
Smyrna: Smyrna School, John
Bassett Moore High School.
Dover: Caesar Rodney High |
School, Booker T. Washington
School, Dover High School.
Harrington: Harrington High |
Sussex County
Milford: Milford High School,
High School,. Milton
High School, Greenwood High
School. s
Georgetown: Lewes High School,
Georgetown High School, Rehoboth
High School.
Seaford: Seaford High School,
Delmar High School, Laurel High
School.
Frankford: Millsboro High
School, Selbyville High School,
Lord Baltimore School, John M.
Clayton School.