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nil "M'I'HI''I II 1,1 I HI nn- r. 'p 1 wi I Asbury Park Evening Press Howlinj; Succe LA CUEVA, N.M. tt Col. W3-liam Salman, rancher-farmer to Mexico's Mora County, aaya he believes in complementing rh work of nature rather than toifg envies 'Influence 9 Charged; Court Voids Will FREEHOLD Monmouth Conn. rnrntH Tr I In iio 1 1 TBS ITINLNO KIWS ASBURY PARK, N.J., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1958 17 Judge Elvin R.

Simmill yester- lengthy trial before Judge Simmill t0 TOck nature's boat. day ruled invalid the will of in the spnns, said Mrs. Hutchm-i -My nsishbors wanted ma gf the coyotcj. and against my better exerted upon her by a friend. be offered for probate is question- Visit to Marina Studio in Marineland.

turned out to hold quit a aurpriie for Mr. William Pitton Mr. and Mrt. Pa Won of 21S 4th Brdaley Beach, were on their honeymoon In Florida At the park Mrs. Patton was chosen "guest feeder of tht day" with the privilege of feeding the porpoises She 10 received a certificate as a Qualified Jumpmaster "which verifies she successfully made the porpoises jump their full length out of th water to accept food by hand." 11 iprmi nf thp will.

ih! if tha in iudment. I did." he says. "Now aw.k. MIJ Bib I 1 1 IUU W1U friend, Robert Wilkens. Main have to oversee distribution of don't have coyotes, but boy, Port Monmouth, Middletown Town- estate.

we have rabbits!" ship, an antique dealer, and his 'mother, Mrs. Mary Wilkens, were: Asbury Park Area Living Costs Seen Stable Since July By SAM DAWSON NEW YORK Thanks to a bountiful harvest the Government's cost of living index has been practically unchanged since July. That means that fresh fruitt and vegetables dropped enough in price to make up for slight rises in clothing, housing, transportation and other items that drain the family pocketbook. And it points up one of the sharpest debates today: Whether continued creeping inflation is inevitablewhether corrosion of the dollar's purchasing power must go on. Washington has been using some of Its biggest guns to fight the spread of the idea that the nation is set on a course of further inflation of the prices of goods and services.

Blames Wall Street As it often has in the past, Washington points the finger at Wall Street. It says that the stock market's rise in the summer and early fall was due to a belief in the inevitability of further Inflation. And Washington official and economise fear that this belief will to receive Mrs. Hutchinson's homej at 81 Morningside Kcans-1 burg, property in Jackson Heights, N.Y., and s. Hutchinson's residuary estate.

The will was attacked by Mr. 1 Hutchinson's brother, Edward Stuart Tire, Philadelphia, who was bequeathed his sister's property in Home from more than six weeks In Europe are Dr. and Mrs. John G. Campl of 48 Deal Esplanade.

Deal He Is an Asbury Park dentist Asbury Park City Manager and Mrs. Kendall H. Lee are in Dallas attending the annual convention of the National Assn. of Municipal Managers John Spontak. an As-bury Park patrolman, Is a patient In Fitkin Hospital He lives on 3rd Ave.

Also In Fitkin for observation Is Asbury Park Fireman C. Raymond Flannagan of 1200 Bridge St. a Give yourself a Christmas that city. i iSi TT present eany enjoy trteu Although value of the estate hasn't been estimated, Judge Sim- mill in his opinion described Mrs. convenience of an extra room! II 2 mMmt Let us make an estimate now in ii it mav cost less than vou 7 South Shore Area Hutchinson as having "substantial means.

According to trial testimony, ji Life. think. Our work is expert; 1 ill Ij rates low. jr 11 DEAL DIRECTLY WITH ff TjliJJ HARVEY HOMES SAVE! I Mrs. Hutchinson, ho was child- less, had a fondness for animals and cared for 18 cats and dogs in her Keansburg home, which as described as filthy and hazard.

Mr. Wilkens befriended 1 if Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Allettl, Atlantic Glendola, visited with daughter Anna Lee who is attending Radford College in Virginia Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Bens, who recently returned from a honeymoon in Maine, have moved into their new home In Beachwood Park, Laurelton Mrs. Benz is the former Anna Salemm of Spring Lake If you want to know how to make maple sugar just ask Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lang, 305 7th Belmar, or Mr. and Mrs.

Herman Hausotte, 1017 14th Belmar The two couples visited a sugar house In Johns-bury, during recent trip through the New England States Mr. and Mrs. Hausotte are parents of Mrs. Lang Twelve-year-old Pat Green, daughter of Dr. and Mrs.

George G. Green, 220 Beacon Sea Girt, is back at school although still in a cast Pat suffered a broken collar bone in a fall at Mana-aquan Elementary School while playing soccer Visits and phone calls of friends kept her posted during period she was confined to horn One memento she Intends to keep is autographed cast. HARWEY HON Hutchinson several years prior to her death on June 10, 19o7, at the I age of 79. But Jude Simmill questioned the "friendship," in view of Mrs. Hutchinson's compli-! cated banking transactions, most of which took place while Mr.

Wilkens wa present. i The judge raised the question as PR 5-0404 DAY OR NIGHT 400 HIGHWAY NO. 35 (Cor. Stratford Avt.) NEPTUNE. N.

J. to whether Mr. Wilkens obtained 32 ATLANTIC GLASS CO. SAYS' Point Pleasant Area spread throughout the economy and set up the psychology that will bring more inflation in its train. Stock exchange officials note, as they have in the past, that the market doesn't sponsor psychological notions, but merely reflects them.

That if there' a feeling in the market that more inflation is on the way, it's because many people around the country have made up their minds and have been buving stocks because of that. The Washington argument that more inflation isn't inevitable is based on more than just such a passing event as a good harvest. It takes into account: 1 The excess industrial capacity which must be turned to full use before there could be shortages to boost prices; 2. The keen competition in most lines which has led many manufacturers to absorb some of the recent rises in operating costs; and 3. The increase in productivity due to new machines which have let more goods be produced with less labor cost.

Blame is Returned Ttnf Wall Ktrppt ran noint a fin- I 0 any of Mrs. Hutchinson money prior to her death "and was he able to impress his will upon her to the extent that she did not know what she did?" Mr. Wilkens, testifying at the trial, denied exerting influence on Mrs. Hutchinson and denied ever having received money from her. He said Mrs.

Hutchinson and his mother had been friends and he shared with Mrs. Hutchinson an interest in animals. Benjamin Edelstein. an attorney for Mr. Wilkens.

said Judge Sim-mill's ruling will be appealed. If the appeal fails, Mr. Ecielstein said, he may offer the 1955 will for probate. Mr. Edelstein said Mr.

Wilkens was named a beneficiary We hope your weekend guests do not include Elephants But to protect the beautiful finish of your fine furniture, we recommend ADMIRAL RICKOVER HONORED-Vice Adm. Hyman G. Rickover (right), controversial developer of th nuclear powered submarine, accepts Columbia University's first Michal Pupin 100th anniversary medal in New York yesterday. Dr. John R.

Dunning, dean of the engineering school ot Columbia, presents the medal established for "service to the nation." The medal commemorates the birth in Yugoslavia of the man who was to become one of America's greatest physicists. Adm. Rickover was promoted to vice admiral by President Eisenhower yesterday. The promotion is subject to Senate approval. (JP) Enjoying southern vacations are Mr.

and Mrs. James Me-Gulnness, Atlantic Point Pleasant Beach, who are in the Carolinas Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Clayton, Drum Point Oabornville, are on three weeks tour through the South Mrs. James Hansbury.

Murray Point Pleasant, is recuperating at home from a fall Harry Tilton, Church Osborn-vllle, is ill at home Off on a vacation she will always remember is Miss Mary Deffigos, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Spiros Defflgos, Harding Drive, Point Pleasant Manor She and two fellow graduates of Cornell University-New York Hospital School of Nursing, New York, and another friend from Vermont left Wednesday for several months In Europe The quartet sailed en the He do France for France where they will pick up a car to tour southern Germany, Austria, Switzerland, to Brindisi, Italy There they will load the car on a ferry for Greece where they will spend sveeral months with Aristades J. Deffigos and family in Athens. PLATE pi ncc of both the 1354 and 1955 wills.

I Attorney John M. Pillsbury. who personal care, and recreation al- ways seem to be a little higher; that state and local taxes tend that way, too. bnnu'i thai mavViA frpih eer at Washington, too. One of, Loch Arbour Village Attorney Defends Zoning Act Legality the reasons that so many think turuier liuiauon inevnaDie is inairuits and vegetables have been in the government is running in thelSeason but gne sees mle cnange red something that pumps up in tne price prepared foods, the supply of money.

Credit islAnd now she buys more of Long Branch Area LOCH ARBOUR Village Attorney Aaron A. Melniker yester- geuing a dh ukuuti nu imcitsijj ever. the Board of Adjustment to replace the late Percy Lipman. The appointment of a village building inspector now means all Home from vacation trip to Lake Placid, N.Y., are Mr. and 7 The food Industry says that the day defended the legality of the rates are rising som.eining mai usually feeds inflation psychol- TABLE DESK VANITY fact that more and more of the; recently, adopted village zoning Mrs.

Frank C. WooIIey, 574 Cedar West Long Branch, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Brown, 331 Wells Oakhurst.

Models for Home, Church, ogy. Also the wage-price spiral is labor of getting dinner is done before food reaches the home is still with us although not as hefty why food prices are higher now than some time back. School and Auditorium sTASy TO CASr TO PLAY ordinance. puiiaing permits tor construction The ordinance requires that ijn Loch Arbour will have to be all applications for a variance, issued by Mr. Kirk and all Conor exception within the village jstruction here will be under his must now be made to the vil-l supervision, according to village lage Board of Adjustment in-j authorities.

Certificates of oc-stead of the Ocean Township cupaney only can be issued I by Board of Adjustment. him for Loch Arbour Instead of i by the township lnspeclr as as in some past periods. And not all the rising costs of doing business can be absorbed. As business activity increases, the attempt to absorb them may lose much of its steam. As for the present, many families will look upon the cost of living index conclusions with some Weapons Charge Holds City Man WHITE'S 47th ANNIVERSARY NOW IN PROGRESS EVERYTHING REDUCED! RT.

35 SEA GIRT Gl 9-4093 lOCn Amour, lormeny vtll.o. fTIHal ASBURY PARK Police ocean Township, was in dded. 8 charged Henry Cobb, Jersey suspicion. corporated as a village last April. A variance and building permit were recently granted build- Father knows that It costs more with "rrying a cancealed weapon OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 SATURDAYS TILL 6 now than awhile back for him to this morning.

of a motel here by the Ocean get to and from work; that rents 4u iTownshiD Committee- The Board WHITE'S an unidentified person called of Trustees objected and the 'mat- 147 MAIN STREET ASBURY PARK still tend to rise and the cost of buying a home of his own is more than in the past; that the bills for taking care of the family's health, headquarters and reported a man ler "ow uvm Promises Fight house. I If You Will Find That Police said Mr. Cobb was carrying a loaded pistol when arrested. He was scheduled to appear In Municipal Court this morning Gleaming Glass Adds Extra Luster And Highlights To Finishes. Man Convicted In Morals Case FREEHOLD A Jury yesterday convicted John J.

Byrne Mr. Melniker said "the first time anyone goes to the township Board of Adjustment Instead of here with a variance application, there will be a fight. "The Ocean Township clerk probably will be told to see if there is such a thing as the Village of Loch Arbour," he added. "The statute gives us power to pass ordinances, resolutions, and appoint all kinds of officers. "I will say this however," he continued, "Ocean Township has authority over the village only to the extent that the village fails to act in a particular area.

The action then reverts to the former status." Inspector Appointed The Board of Trustees last week appointed Harry S. Kirk, 319 Euclid as building Inspector. William H. Epstein, 110 Norwood was appointed to We Carry a Complete Line of Pittsburgh Paints xSAVE MONEYN. i I (low cost new room) I I No obligation for fro 8 A oitimoto to leo how low our prictt con be! i- No Money Down 5 years ptay Tomorrow, Saturday, Oct.

25 In Stock 7th Belmar, of a charge of carnally abusing a 15-year-old girl June 18 at the Belmar Marine Basin, Belmar. The girl, called as a state's witness by Assistant Prosecutor John W. Applegate, refuted Byrne's testimony that they committed no Illegal act. County Judge Elvln R. Simmill, who heard the one-day trial, will sentence Byrne Oct.

31. ATLANTIC GLASS CO. mith Every Elza Toa Can Break" ros 1813 STREET go. of 18th A to, Hwy. 71 (4X) "Glass and Mirrors In 21 MAPLE AVENUE Cor.

White St. A Map) Art, RED BANK BELMAR Tel. SHadyside 7-2020 Tel. MUfual M200 Berkeley Township Approves Plan for Police Department uriiiture Inc. Open All Day Saturday I BERKELEY TOWNSHIP The, ney.

said the ordinance will be Township Committee last night considered ana probably adopted in the near future. He said he Highway 35 (Just North of Asbury Circle) Wanamassa You are cordially invited to visit our new beautiful "Furniture and Sleep Center." We think you'll be pleasantly surprised at the merchandise we have to offer you. 1 1 I doubts the measure could become effective before Jan. 1. Vacate Streets An ordinance vacating Red Bank avenue, Sherman avenue and Grant street In section A of Berkeley Shores Estates, was adopted.

These streets are shown on an approved map but have never been built because of a authorized preparation of an ordinance to establish a police department. Committeeman Harry P. Gray who called for the move, said the measure will spell out organization of the department and regulations that will govern its operation. The action was taken because NOW! EXPAND YOUR HOME! LOWEST PRICES! HOME TOO SMALL? swampy condition. Thprp llprp nn nhleftlnni tVi of growing criticism of the public hearing.

township's lack of an adequate I a low bid of $5,813 to build a Add That Extra Room 10' 14' Guaranteed Finished py A. Low CHRISTMAS 3.50 Per Wffk police force. At present, there Is one full-time police officer and two part-time men who work In One of New Jersey's largest custom construction companies is now able to make their home modernization service available to you and ot ptal savings! Quality Construction's volume sales, direct purchasing and owner-supervised construction means savings to you of up to 60. Expand your home now! There ore terms to meet your budget with no money down ond first payment in 6 months. Manitou Park and South Seaside It Will Be Our Policy To Offer You The Best Quality at The Lowest Prices Always! Park.

Percy Camp, township attor- third of a mile of Bayview avenue, between Maple Creek (Glen Cove) and Brennan concourse, was awarded to Fisher Bayville. The road will be graveled but not oiled. The state will pay 90 per cent of the cost. The Committee received a request to investigate a flooding condition on property owned by Walter Chapman, Harbor Inn road. The complaint said a small stream on the property has been blocked and Is causing flooding condition on nearby property.

The Committee agreed to have the road department Investigate. FREE ESTIMATES! Kcport Rise In Venereal Disease TRENTON The State Di 8'xlO' Porch AT THE UNBELIEVABLY All Work Is Unconditionally Guaranteed! Ifl'xJO1 Complfta Garage Opevtd end Closed In One Dov' Hui 24' CompleU Dormer Ai Low jc Per As fcifctf Week Complete Bathroom Ai Low in ne pef Ai tiOwWerk vision of Preventable Diseases LOW 1 7C per said today the number of vene Week of llltf PRICE An tow lT Per fVMk As OU Wi real disease cases reported In New Jersey Is Increasing. The division 1959-60 budget request said more than 10,000 cases were reported last year. BEDROOMS LIVING ROOMS DINETTES It estimated more than 11,500 First Payment February, 1959 Take Up to 20 Years to Pay cases will be reported this year. Of particular Importance, the request said, "is a 59 per cent Increase in cases of gonorrhea among persons 10 to 19 years BEDDING SLEEPERS STUDIO (OUCHES nd ether miscellaneous merchandise, such at tablet, lorn pi, etc of age reported In 1957." Call Day or Night Either No.

The division Is seeking AXGLER CATCHES 4V4-IXCU TARPOS BROWNSVILLE. Tex. Wv-Most fishermen brag about the big fish they catch. But Hal Roche of Brownsville believes ha caught the world's amallest tarpon yesterday. The fish was 4-i Inches long and weighed three ounces.

Local sportsmen said they could not remember a tar. pon that small being caught on a line before. Most are measured in feet. He said he was going to have the fish mounted. 459 for operating expenses In Qual ity Construction Company Red Bank the year starting July 1 compared to its current appropria SH 7-5040 KE 1-4422 Guest Houses We Also Serve Uoteh Motels OPEN 10 A.M.

TO 6 P.M. DAILY 12 Broad tion of $98,349. About $45,000 will be spent on venereal disease control compared with the current level of about $31,000. The rest Monmouth County Larpesl Construction Lompamet will be spent on tuberculosis, meningitis and other communi 221 cable diseases. shjkA a a iiaaaaftMt'iM-tini ajaaai a AAa.a.

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