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a the the a ASBURY PARK EVENING PRESS, SATURDAY, MAY 31, 1952 Accidents (Continued from Page 1) dent, police said. SEASIDE? PARK Passengers Mrs. Hurt Helen Benjamin Richmond for possible and rib fractures, and Mrs. Ann Rothman, Shiveria Avenue, Freehold, and Mr. and Mrs.

Al Karp, Brooklyn, passengers in the car, were treated by Dr. Sokoloff, Zlotkin for bruises and shock. Two Women Hospitalized CASSVILLE TwO Trenton women were hospitalized early yesterday when the car in which they were riding ran off the LakewoodCassville Road, rammed into a tree and then overturned. The injured are Mrs. Doris Dean, 27, and Nancy Legeiro, 21.

Both were reported in fair condition at Paul Kimball Hospital, Lakewood. Mrs. Dean is suffering from a broken right arm and a back and. Miss Legeiro is being treated a possible fractured skull and facial cuts. State Police at the Toms River barracks said the the the the driver of the auto, James Dean, also of Trenton, was not seriously hurt.

Troopers Probe 4 Crashes FARMINGDALE Four accidents, one involving alleged drunken driving, were reported by Howell State Police today. auto being driven by Charles Roberts, Highlands, on the FreeRoad, last night, struck a car operated by Kenneth Conklin, R.D., Freehold. Police erts was taken the office of Dr. said no one was, injured but RobJoseph Lewis, Freehold, where he was examined and found be unfit to operate a motor vehicle, He was charged with drunken driving and summoned to a hearing before Magistrate Charles F. Dittmar on June 23.

Two charges, reckless driving and driving without a license, were made by police against Harry Freeman, 1 Liberty Street, Freehold, after his car was involved in accident with one driven by Joan Kennedy, Nurses Home, Marlboro State Hospital, on Alternate Route 4, north of Freehold. There were no injuries. Freeman will also be given a hearing before Magistrate Dittmar on June 23. Two accidents were caused by blowouts of front tires, police said. In one, Peter Mackevich, Manalapan Township, control of his car on Pension Road, Manalapan, and it struck a bridge rail.

He was taken to the office of Dr. Louis Zlotkin, Freehold, treated for minor injuries and released. In the other Kenneth Lee, 28, of 10 Columbus Avenue, Lakewood, lost control of his car on Squankum Road, Howell Township, and the car hit an embankment when a tire blew He, and a passenger, Tuan Chin, 27, Washington, were taken to Fitkin Hospital by the Farmingdale First Aid Squad, where they were treated for cuts and bruises and released. No complaints were either acci- Meek, Matawan, and Judy VanTassel, Brooklyn, passengers in a car being operated by Herbert Meek, Matawan, were treated at Point Pleasant Hospital last night after a three-car accident on the Route 37 bridge across Barnegat Bay. Toms River state police said the Meek car, and one being operated by John Babish, Elizabeth, were stopped on the bridge at the end of a line of traffic when a car being driven by Jay Colburn, Plainfield, struck rear of the Babish car and drove it into the Meek car.

The injured were treated for concussion and shock, according to the state police, and released from the hospital. Irvington had their holiday nine, visit to Asbury Park interrupted yesterday when the car in which they were went out of control on First Avenue" between Emory and Bond Streets, jumped a curb, and smashed into tree. Two members of the group, Way Colburn was issued a summons for careless driving. Car Hits Tree Here A Chinese family of from Johns-Manville ROOFING SIDING FLOOR TILES CEILING TILES WALL PLANKING 3 YEARS TO PAY For free estimate call ASBURY PARK RED BANK 2-6105 6-0768 HOME REMODELING INC. Original Johns-Manville Approved Contractor Remodel Repair LUMBER, PAINT, HARDWARE, ROOFING, SIDING, CEMENT, BRICK, SAND, LIME.

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The other members of the family whose ages ranged from 15 months to 44 years were treated for cuts and bruises, examined, and released. They are: Lee K. Lum, Lee Key Shing, Ensing Gin Young, George Lee, Jim Lee, Kenneth Lee, and Juan Chu. Seven of the group were transported to the hospital by the city first aid squad. The crash was still under investigation today by Police Sgt.

James Leone and Patrolmen Thomas Flanagan and Harold Cohen. Woman Passenger Hurt MIDDLETOWN-Stella Owens, Newark, was treated at Riverview Hospital, Red Bank, yesterday for a cut over the right eye after. a car in which she was a passenger was involved in an accident on Route 35 here, Middletown police reported. Theodore Owens, Newark, and Guy Nish, Jersey City, also were examined for injuries after the crash, police said. Theodore and Stella Owens were passengers in a car going south on the highway, driven by Lemuel B.

Bether, Newark, police said, which collided with a car going north and driven by Francis J. Nish, Jersey City, Parked Car Struck BAY HEAD John B. Rhodes, Short Hills, was charged yesterday by local police with leaving the scene of an accident after car allegedly being driven by him struck one owned by Mrs. Oscar W. Dargee, New York, on Main Street.

Police said the Dargee car was parked when it was struck and that the driver of the other car, which was proceeding north on Main Street, did not stop. Police later located the Rhodes car in the parking lot of the Beacon Hotel. Five Hurt in Accidents POINT PLEASANT BEACH Five persons were injured, but none seriously here yesterday in two accidents, police reported. Injured in the Arst accident which Richmond Avenue at P.M. were: occurred, Miss Adrienne, Boutton, Hillside, and Josephine Jangar, New Brunswick.

They were passengers in cars driven by Miss Bouton's sister, Miss Mildred Boutton, also Hillside, and Miss Roseanne Pamburino, New Brunswick. The Button car was moving east on Avenue and Miss Pamburino was driving south on Richmond Avenue when the accident occurred. Both drivers received summonses for careless driving and were scheduled to appear before Magistrate Stanley J. 'Blair June 11, police said. The injured were treated at the Point Pleasant Hospital where they squad.

Miss Button received squad. Miss Burton received treatment for bruises on the forehead and left hip, and Miss Jangar, who was riding with the New Brunswick woman, was treated for concussion, abrasion of the right knee and" a fractured left index finger. The second accident occurred at Cincinnati and Forman Avenues when cars driven by Miss Mildred Point Kleinetz, Johnson Avenue, Pleasant, and Rowland Longstreet, 855 Arnold Avenue, Point Pleasant, collided. The injured are Robert Bradley, abrasion, and Miss Adelaide Wilson, Brooklyn, both passengers in Miss Kleinetz' car, and Miss Kleinetz. The two latter were both treated for bruises of the forehead.

All were taken to the Point Pleasant Hospital by the local first aid squad. Both drivers were given summonses for careless driving and ordered to appear before Magistrate Blair June 11. Car Forced Off Road RED BANK Thomas Powers, 21. of 160 Rumson Road, Little Silver, was treated at Hospital yesterday afternoon, and was released, after a car in which he was riding struck a pole at roy Place and Broad Street here, police reported. Vincent Citarella, 177 River Road, driver of the car, and other witnesses, said Citarella's car was forced off the road by another vehicle.

Citarella was given a summons for disorderly conduct by Patrolman Charles Jones for using abusive language to police. Held for Hit-Run Belmar police credited the apI prehension of Frank Scanniello, Newark, who is charged with hit and run, to the alertness of South Belmar Police Capt. Allen White. According to police, Captain White stopped Scanniello's car to investigate damages on the vehicle. In questioning the driver, he became suspicious and took him to police headquarters in Belmar.

Later Scanniello admitted, police said, that his struck 'and badly damaged two parked vehicles on Fifth Avenue between Ocean Avenue and A Street. His came before the hit and run alarm was broadcast by the county police radio station. Scanniello will be arraigned before Belmar Magistrate Stephen Maguire June 14. 2 Hurt at Toms River TOMS RIVER Three persons were injured early this morning when car seeking to turn from Route 37 into the Idle Whyle Cabins was struck by another car. Local police said, Mrs.

Mabel Paseler, and her George Paseler, both of West New York, were admitted to Paul Kimball Hospital. They were passengers in a car being driven by Lubbertus H. J. Lok, Dumont, who was turning from the highway. Mrs.

Paseler was, admitted for observation treatment of shock. Her son, who had a cast on one leg prior to the accident, was released from the hospital after the cast, broken in the accident, was repaired. Alfred Allen, Trenton, passenger in the other car, being driven by John H. Mark. Trenton, was treated at the accident scene by the local first aid squad for a sprained knee.

Police charged Mark with careless driving and issued a summons to Lok for being involved in an accident. Summons Follows Crash HIGHTSTOWN-Noah McCloud, charged with careless driving and driving without a license, after an accident on the Tennent-Woodville Road yesterday afternoon, state police reported today. His car hit one operated by Elwood Clutston, Edgewater Drive, Matawan. McCloud will be given a hearing OBITUARIES (Obituaries are announced each day in the p.m. news broadcast on Mrs.

Clara Jane Robertson Mrs. Clara Jane Robertson, widow of George W. Robertson, died Wednesday afternoon at her summer residence, 410 Eighth Avenue. Born in Nova Scotia, Dec. 18, 1864, she was the daughter of the late Alexander Fulton and Elizabeth Muir Fulton.

Her father, a pioneer coal operator, moved with his family to Shamokin, 84 years ago. She lived in Shamokin. Robertson, coal operator and banker, died in June, a 1935. Mrs. Robertson had been a summer resident of Asbury Park since 1905.

She was a member of First Presbyterian Church, Shamokin, and was an alumnus of Wilson College, Chambersburgh, Pa. She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Robert Lowry, Shamokin and Miami Beach, and Mrs. Walter M. Farrow, Deal and Shamokin, and a granddaughter, Miss Malinda R.

Farrow, Deal. Private services at the family home in Shamokin on Monday will be in charge of the Mount Funeral Home, Red Bank. Mrs. Anna Hensler TOMS RIVER-Mrs. Anna Hensler, Laurel Avenue, Cranmoor Manor, widow of John Hensler, died Thursday at the Paul Kimball Hospital.

She was 84. Mrs. Hensler was born in Newark and moved to the local area in 1926. She was the first a resident of the Cranmoor Manor development. She is survived by three sons, Rudolph J.

Henseler, Herbert P. Hensler, and John A. Hensler, all of Toms River; three grandchildren, and one great-grandchild. Arrangements will be announced by the Anderson and Campbell Funeral Home. Mrs.

Tilly Goldman LAKEWOOD-Mrs. Tilly Goldman, 10 Fifth Street, wife of the late Louis I. Goldman, died early today at the Paul Kimbal Hospital. She was the daughter of Samuel W. and Faye Wexler Leebove, and Was born in Russia.

She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Nat Fields, Lakewood, and Mrs. Barron, Newark; brother, Henry Leebove, Bradley Beach; four sisters, Mrs. Max Leet, Bradley Beach; Mrs. Molly Dorman, Lakewood; Mrs.

Philip Haitler, Los and Joseph Brand, Pittsburgh. The Westhall Funeral Home will prepare the body for shipment to Pittsburgh. William Franklin Hulse William Franklin Hulse, 79, died Thursday at Evergreen Avenue, Neptune City. He was A farmer, born in West Farms, the son of John Henry and Jane Ann Boud Hulse. He was a member of the Glendola Junior Order of United American Mechanics.

He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Emma Reimuller Hulse; two sons, Otto Hulse, Neptune, and Wilbur Hulse, Allenhurst; four daughters, Mrs. John Van Brunt and Mrs. Irvin Bennett, Neptune City; Mrs. Donald Pennoyer, Linden, and Mrs.

Michael Cornallon, San Diego, a sister, Mrs. Sadie McDaniel, Neptune City; 10 grandchildren and eightgrandchildren. The C. H. T.

Clayton and Son Funeral Home, Adelphia, has charge of arrangements. Richard Edgar A. de Bow Richard Edgar A. de Bow, 1306 Woodlock Avenue, Wanamassa, formerly of Bradley Beach, died in Fitkin Hospital Thursday afternoon after a short illness. He was born Philadelphia, son of the late Rev.

Dr. Robert S. and Anna Greenwood de Bow, and attended Germantown Academy and the University of Pennsylvania. He was employed as an engineer by Evans Signal Laboratories. He is survived by his wife, Mrs.

Alice Griffiths de Bow; daughter, Mrs. Jeanne de Bow Brugger, Wayne two grandchildren; two sisters, de Bow Thompson, Washington, and Mrs. Emma de Bow Creadick, New Heaven, and a brother, Robert G. de Bow, San Diego, Calif. The Farry Memorial Home has charge of arrangements.

Bennington H. Hankins LONG BRANCH -Bennington H. Hankins, 85, died Thursday at his home, 1083 Norwood Avenue. He was a retired electrical contractor. Born in New York, he was the son of the late Charles and Jennie Hankins.

An exempt fireman, he was a member of Elberon Engine Company and a member of Norwood Council, Jr. OUAM and a member of Simpson Methodist Church. He is survived by his wife, Dora Hankins, and a son, Arthur W. Hankins, Wanamassa. The Woolley Funeral Home, Long Branch, is in charge of arrangements.

Mrs. Julian Thomas Mrs. Adeline Frances Thomas, 73, died yesterday at her home, 313 Springdale Avenue, Neptune, after a short illness. She was born in Neptune, daughter of the late Isaac and Jenny Richardson. She was a lifelong resident of Neptune and one of the oldest members of St.

Augustine's Protestant Episcopal Church. She is survived by her husband, Julian; a son, Allen: a daughter, Mrs. Madeline Phillips, all of Neptune; three brothers, Jonathon and Robert Richardson, Neptune, and Isaac Richardson, Asbury Park; a sister, Mrs. Edith Gardiner, Neptune, and six grandchildren. The F.

Leon Harris Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Reevey Infant RED BANK- The infant son of Theodore and. Naomie Graham Reevey, 124 Leighton Avenue, Red Bank. died at birth yesterday at Riverview Hospital. The parents are the only survivors.

Mr. Reevey is employed by the William O'Brien plumbing firm here. Private services are under direction of the Worden Funreal Home, Red Bank. Mrs. Oscar N.

Benson RUMSON-Mrs. Elizabeth Benson, 41, wife of Oscar N. Benson, 33 Ward Avenue, died early last night at Monmouth. Memorial Hospital, Mrs. Benson had been ill for several months and entered the hospital seven hours before her death.

She was born in Elizabeth, the daughter of Michael and Ann Plancy Safik, and had lived in this vicinity for a number of years. She was an active communicant of the Holy Cross R.C. Church of Rumson. Besides her parents, who live at 455 River Street, Long Branch, and her husband, she is survived by two sons, Michael C. and Robert O.

Benson, at home; and a sister, Mrs. Anne Brousell, of Levittown, L.I. Arrangements will be in charge of the Worden Funeral Home, Red Bank. The Rev. Joseph M.

Pugh HONOR IT ROLL Ta neatest dr to tHe 08 91 0440 18 IS Sad 48 HONOR ROLL DEDICATED -Ocean Township dedicated its new honor roll for war veterans yesterday at Deal and Monmouth Roads, the proposed site of a township Tentative plans call for the hall to serve as a permanent memorial to township war veterans. However, no definite steps toward construction have been taken. The principal dedication speech was delivered by Rep. James C. Auchincloss, second from left.

Addressing the gathering in photo is Committee Chairman E. Melvin Goddard. Left to right are, Committeeman James Garrity, Congressman Auchincloss, Committeeman Alfred Woolley, State Sen. Richard R. Stout, Rev.

Stimson R. Smalley, and the Rev. George Welsh. Kenneth Franklin, Wanamassa American Legion commander, and Ed Cronk of the Oakhurst VFW post, were in charge of the affair. (Press Photo) fore Magistrate Jerry Sokol on June In another accident on Applegarth Road, at Half Acre Road, Monroe Township, a car driven by Harry Grant, this boro, hit a car driven by Joseph Mayer, Nixon, state police said.

Two passengers in the Grant car, Madelaine Naylor, Trenton, and Mary Mount, Hightstown, were taken to the McKinley Hospital, Trenton, by the Hightstown First Aid Squad, and treated for cuts and bruises and released. Grant was charged with failure to stop at a stop street and given a summons returnable before Magistrate Nathan Tubnitzky on June 3, police said. Woman, Grandchild Hurt A Brooklyn woman and her grandchild were injured Thursday afternoon in a two-car crash at Atkins Seventh Avenues, Neptune. Neptune police said that cars driven by T. L.

Smith, New York, and Louis Robinson, Brooklyn, were considerably damaged in the crash. Mrs. Minnie Robinson, riding with her husband, and their granddaughter, Ethel Horowitz, 4, suffered head injuries and shock. Both were treated by the Neptune First Aid Squad, but refused further medical treatment. The Smith car was moving north on Atkins Avenue, when it collided with Robinson car, moving east on Seventh Avenue.

Pole OCEAN men injured here yesterday on Port-au-Peck Avenue when their car went out of control and struck a utilities pole near the Monmouth Park Jockey Club were admitted to Monmouth Memorial Hospital, and a third was treated. Henry Ruckstuhl, 42, of East Orange, the driver of the vehicle, sustained a fractured rib was admitted along with Kenneth Wolfe, also East Orange, who the face. in received multiple, lacerations. of "fair" condition this morning. Joseph Hynes, Union, the third man injured, was treated for cuts and bruises.

Van Damages Pole NEW SHREWSBURY-A horse van tractor-trailer struck and damaged a pole at Tinton Avenue and Lincroft Road here yesterday, state police at Shrewsbury reported. No one was injured, and there were no horses in the truck, police said, but an unidentified motorist was forced to drive into a large hedge to avoid being struck by the large vehicle. Police said the truck, driven Robert Walter Murphy, Miami, Springs, was going east on Freehold Road and was passing a car when it skidded on the curve at the intersection. Murphy, charged with careless driving, was arraigned before New Shrewsbury Magistrate Walter N. Cobb and was fined $10 and costs.

-LocalHappenings Mr. and Mrs. G. Howard Scott, 915 Fifth Avenue, this city, have returned from a vacation Florida. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles M. Jameson, West Allenhurst, will drive to Boston next week to bring their daughter, Miss Patty Jameson, home from Tufts College where she is completing her freshman year. Mr. and Mrs.

W. A. Rydell, 705 Sewall Avenue, this city, received word of the promotion of their son. Robert, to rank of sergeant. He a member of the Air Force stationed at Great Falls, Mont.

Drew Joel Nathanson, son and Mrs. Norman Nathanson, Broadway, Long Branch, received his first Communion last Sunday at Holy Trinity Church, Long Branch. Miss F. Viola Osborn, retired member of the Asbury Park High School faculty, is now making her home at the Santander this city. The Misses Louise and Ella Mehegan, who spent the winter in St.

Petersburg, have returned to their home on Fourth Avenue, this city, Mr. and Mrs. Max Krich, Cledmar Farms, Eatontown, arrived in New York Tuesday on the Queen Mary from a European trip. Miss Mattie R. Voorhees, Newark, is the guest of Mr.

and Mrs. R. C. Bergen, 87 Asbury Avenue, Ocean Grove. Mrs.

William G. Herrman, Norwood Avenue, Deal, is a patient at MonA mouth Memorial Hospital, where she is recuperating from a serious illness. Richard Palmateer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Palmateer, of 1518 3eventh Avenue, Neptune, has been spending A five-day leave with his parents en route from Los Angeles to Mississippi, wher he will enter Tech School.

Mr. and Mrs. William Peacock and their Frederick, who attended the automobile races in Indianapolis yesterday and who are visiting Ohio, will return home Monday night. The Shore's leading real estate firms are offering bargains houses every day on The Press page. Sunday Press Features Ocean County suggests Barnegat Plains area would make Air Force depot.

Settling action is proving problem to builders of Matawan trestle. Toms River housewife, who once wanted to be a lawyer, tries her hand at local politics. YOUR CHURCH AND YOU; by The Rev. Spyridon Coutros of St. George Greek Orthodox Church.

First anniversary of commercial air transportation to Shore. BUSINESSMAN OF WEEK: Stephen D. Lavoie of Lavoie Laboratories, Morganville and Union Beach. SPORTS: All-Army boxing finals at Fort Monmouth. Belmar man turns hobby into successful business.

PLUS: Business, finance and home building news: 20 and 30 Years Ago, Record Roundup, "Home of the Week," News Digest, Shore Twins, Sports Soundoff, Investor's Forum, Federal Employes News-Notes and many other special features. (Te be sure of getting your Asbury Park Sunday Press, Mot JOUr newsdealer to reserve CODY for yes.) Births Births of the Day are adnounced on WILK in Melody Matinee, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., day thru Fridays. Fitkin Hospital Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Johnson, 711 Bendermere Avenue, Interlaken, Thursday, a boy. Mr. and Mrs. Myron Turner, 101 West Chicago Boulevard, Sea Girt, Thursday, a boy. Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Throckmorton, 86 Broad Street, Freehold, Thursday, girl. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stubergh, 32 Carey Street, Lakewood, yesterday, girl.

Mr. and Mrs. Morton Hershfield, 83 Lehman Avenue, Deal, yesterday, girl. Tenth Avenue, Neptune, yesterday, Mr. and Mrs.

Wilbur Davison, 12071 a boy. Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Cano, R.D. 4, Freehold, yesterday, a boy.

Mr. and Mrs. Ugo Lorenzo, 526 Grant Avenue, Eatontown, a girl, yesterday. Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Varnum, 1308 Turner Avenue, Wanamassa, yesterday, a girl, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Watt, 433 Drummond Avenue, Neptune, yesterday, a girl. Mr. and Mrs.

George Bennett, 2032 Springwood Avenue, Asbury Park, yesterday, a boy. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lehy, Eighteenth Avenue, South Belmar, today, a girl. Monmouth Memorial, Long Branch Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Sparks, 23 Dock Street, Matawan, Thursday, A girl. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hallem, Locust Point Road, Navesink, Thursday, a boy, Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Layton, Leonardville Road, Leonardo, Thursday, a boy. Mr. and Mrs. David Marshall, 172 Hudson Avenue, Red Bank, yesterday, a boy.

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Reinhardt, Collins Avenue, Port Monmouth, yesterday, a girl. Mr. and Mrs.

John Ryan, 328 Jersey Avenue, West End, yesterday, girl. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Simpson, R.D, 1, Atlantic Highlands, yesterday, A boy. Mr.

and Mrs. John Martin, Brookdale Avenue, West Deal, yesterday, girl. Hazard Hospital, Long Branch Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Sarandos, 231 Garfield Court, Long Branch, Thursday, a girl.

Mrs. Thuore Carlstrom, 66 Berry Avenue, Highlands, and the late Mr. Carlstrom, Thursday, a Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Wolcott, 214 Bay Avenue, Highlands, today, girl.

Riverview Hospital, Red Bank Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Vetland, 11 Sycamore Avenue, East Keansburg, yesterday, A boy. Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Mathis, 51 Broad Street, Keyport, yesterday, a boy. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Fehlhaber, 114 Navesink Avenue, Highlands, yesterday, a boy. Mr.

and Mrs. Louis Albano, 98 Harding Road, Red Bank, today, girl. Mr. And Mrs. Harry Lyons, 143 McClelland Street, Red Bank, today, boy.

Paul Kimball, Lakewood Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Kitay, R.D. 3, Lakewood. yesterday, a girl.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Santandrea, 142 East Fourth Street, Lakewood, yesterday, a girl, Toms River Maternity nings Road, Manahawkin, Thursday, Mr. a and Mrs. Donald Green, JenA girl.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Petty, Mount Place, Point Pleasant, yesterday, boy. Karls Ruhe, Germany Lt. Gregory Darling and Mrs.

Darling, Wednesday, a boy. Mrs. Darling is the former Betty Adams, daughter of Mrs. Arthur Adams, 206 Oakhurst Road, Oakhurst. STRONG BOX STOLEN Mrs.

Janet Lanasa, 611 Asbury Avenue, notified police yesterday that her room was entered and a strong box stolen. She said the box contained valuable papers and an inexpensive string of beads but no money. The door to her room was unlocked, she said. Memorial Day (Continued From Page 1) sioner John T. Kelly, the Catholic War Veterans.

opened at, raising, folThe ceremonies, this point lowed by prayer by the Rev. George A. Welsh, pastor of St. Mary's Church. Chairman Harold Halpern delivered an address "Tolerance and the American Way of Life." Wreaths were placed the honor roll for the boro by Commissioner Theodore F.

Beringer; for the Catholic War Veterans by Commissioner Kelly; Chief Southard for the fire department; Frank X. O'Brien for the First Aid Squad, and Mrs. Strollo for the fire department Auxiliary. The ceremonies closed with the firing of a volley and taps. Services Transferred TOMS RIVER--Annual Memo- rial Day services here were transferred yesterday from the Riverside Cemetery to the American Legion clubhouse because of rain.

The program included opening remarks by Dr. Sam A. Loveman, chairman; invocation by David Rugoff, post chaplain; "America" by the Admiral Farragut Academy Band; an address by the Rev. Roy L. Lewis, department chaplain of the American Legion; the memorial ritual by the post, and the National Anthem by the American Legion Junior Band.

A parade thru town was held and a volley was fired at Hooper Avenue and Washington Street. A wreath was cast in the Toms River. Services also were held at the Veterans of Foreign Wars post home. Services at Belmar Municipal officials from Belmar South Belmar, veterans' organizations, Gold Star Mothers, firemen, first aid squads, several civic groups participated in yesterday's Memorial Day parade on Street. The Wall Township Fire Department also was represented.

World War at Route Wreaths venomplaced at the 35 and Eighth Avenue and on the World War 2 memorial at the Street baseball diamond between Twelfth and Thirteenth Avenues. Pastor of Chapel Speaks The Rev. William E. Kruse, pastor of the Community Chapel, spoke at Shark River Hills Memorial Park, where services followed a parade on South Riverside Drive. The honor roll of seven names was read and a firing squad participated.

Among the groups taking part were the Neptune elementary school band, 'Brien-Major VFW Post and auxiliary, 9647th Technical Service Unit stationed at the Shark River Hills Hotel, Shark River Hills Fire Company, Summerfield School scout organizations, wtih girl scouts and cub packs. Samuel D. Wiseman gave the address of welcome and Harry Eichhorn directed the band. Earl On the Memorial commitThomson was parade, marshal. tee were Arthur P.

Hendricks, chairman, Mrs. Lewis C. Dick and Kenneth E. Traphagen. The Asbury Park Fire Department held its annual memorial service at the 6 o'clock roll call Thursday night at fire headquarters.

The service, conducted by the Rev. Francis V. McCusker, of Holy Spirit Church, and Rabbi Sidney Schulman, of Temple Beth El, was attended by Mayor George A. Smock, 2d, members of city cil and City Manager J. Oliver Armstrong.

Bradley Beach officials decorated the boro's war monument at Railroad Plaza, Main Street, after colorful Memorial Day parade. In addition to several veterans' groups, boro police, firemen, and number of other organizations participated in a parade. THE WEATHER A.M. Report ing southeast to south tomorrow. Daily Almanac Highest temperature last 24 hours-63 2:30 P.M.

Highest temperature this date-95 Ir. 1895. Lowest temperature last 24 hours-57 at 4:45 A.M. Lowest temperature this date-43 in 1930. Humidity-99 percent.

steady. Wind direction and velocity at 8 A.M. today-East 12 miles per hour. Wind direction and highest velocity last 24 hours East 16 miles per hour. inches.

Ocean temperature-59, Local Forecast Cloudy today, tonight, and tomorrow. Occasional rain or drizzle. Highest temperature today 62. Lowest tonight 58. High tomorrow.

66. Gentle to moderate easterly winds today and tonight, becom- Saturday, May 31st First Sunrise quarter 5:29 moon A.M.; 5:46 Sunset P.M.: 8:19 Moonset P.M.; Sunday 1:32 A.M. Prominent stars: Procyon, sets 9:51 P.M.; Altair, rises 10:00 P.M. Visible planets: Saturn, in southwest 11:07 P.M. Mars, sets 3:09 A.M.; Jupiter, the largest planet, rises 4:18 A.M.

(All Times Eastern Daylight) TIDES High Low May 31 12:44 A.M. 7:29 A.M. 1:38 P.M. 7:51 P.M. June 1 1:34 A.M.

8:23 A.M. 2:28 P.M. 8:54 P.M. (For Shark River inlet, add 15 minutes: Sandy Hook, add 40 minutes; Barnegat inlet. add 20 minutes.) RUMSON The Rev.

Joseph M. Pugh, 61 East River Road, died today at the Ivy Nursing Home, Middletown, on his 89th brthday. He had been a patient of the nursing home for the past two weeks. He WAS born in Philadelphia, son of the late Dr. John Pugh and Emeline S.

Pugh. Prior to his retirement from the ministry 14 years ago, he was 8 member of the New Jersey Methodist Conference. His last pastorate was at West Berlin. He had served many churches in the South Jersey area. He was member of Simpson Memorial Methodist Church, Long Branch.

He is survived by a daughter, Miss Miriam R. Pugh, Rumson; and a son, the Rev. Dr. A. Wesley Pugh, Ft.

Wayne, Ind. Arrangements are in charge of the Mount Memorial Funeral Home, Red Bank. Dennis Conway LONG BRANCH -Dennis Conway, 76, of 23 Oceanport Avenue, West Long Branch, died today at Monmouth Memorial Hospital. He was born in Oceanport, son of the late Dennis and Johanna Conway. Mr.

Conway was a retired railroad bridge foreman for the New York and Long Branch Railroad. He was member of Star of the Sea R.C. Church, the Holy Name Society of the church, Long Branch Council, Knights of Columbus, and a charter member of the Oceanport Fire Department. He was an exempt fireman. Surviving are his wife, Mrs.

Margaret Conway; three daughters, Mrs. William Mokler, Red Bank; Mrs. Lawrence Malley, Oakhurst; and Miss Mary Conway, West Long Branch; and three sons, George, John and William, all of West Long Branch. The Woolley Funeral Home, Long he Branch, is in charge of arrangements. Mrs.

Andries Reynders LONG BRANCH Mrs. Janeta Maria Reynders, 60, Locust Avenue, Highlands, died Thursday in Monmouth Memorial Hospital. She was born in Holland. She lived in Highlands the past two years, Surviving are her husband, Andries Reynders; two daughters, Mrs. beth Rasmussen, Highlands, and Mrs.

Sandrina Fotheringham, Port Monmouth; a son, Fred, living in fornia; Ave brothers and three sisters living in Holland, and five grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren. The Posten Funeral Home, Atlantic Highlands, is in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Jane Elizabeth Rankin FAIR HAVEN- Jane Elizabeth Rankin, 86, of 50 Fair Haven Road, died Thursday evening. She had been ill for sometime.

Born in Fair Haven, she was the daughter of the late Harvey and Mary Ann Henderson Little and had lived here all her life. Her husband, the late Donald Rankin, died Aug. 23, 1924. She was a member of the Chapel of the Holy Communion here; of the Fair Haven Council, Sons and Daughters of Liberty; and of the Auxiliary of the Fair Haven Fire Department. She is survived by three daughters, Mrs.

Edith Fielder, Mrs. Myron O. V. Brown and Mrs. Bella Johnson: two sons, Walter Rankin; four grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs.

Agnes Mrs. Edda Hobrough, and three brothers, Edward William Rvenand Harvey Little, all of Fair DATEBOOK Datebook items are announced on WILK within the program MORNING MUSIC HALL at 11:05 A.M., Monday thru Friday. Saturday, May 31 Ladies Eagle Hook Ladder Ocean Grove, strawberry festival -homemade cake- the Firehouse, afternoon evening, beneft Auxiliary Fund. Tuesday, June 3 Monmouth Circle, International Federation, Catholic Alumnae card party fashion show fashions by Dainty Apparel -at Deal Golf Club, 2 P.M. Please bring cards.

Prizes. June 3, 4 5 National Council of Jewish Women, Asbury Park Section, antique show sale, at the Monterey Hotel, from 1- 10:30 P.M. Thursday, June 5 Belmar First Aid card party, benefit ambulance fund, at The Deck, Belmar, 8 P.M. June 5, 6 7 Herbertsville PTA rummage sale at 515 Bay Pt. Pleasant Beach.

RED BANK--Jane Goss, Brooklyn, was treated at Riverview Hospital yesterday for burns of the right leg, suffered, she reported, when someone threw a firecracker near her while she was walking on a street in Highlands. Dianne Scotti, 7, of 136 Shrewsbury Avenue, Red Bank, was treated at the hospital for ankle bruises after she caught her foot in the spokes while riding on the back of a bicycle. Margaret Avati, 4, 188 Spring Street, Red Bank, who fell struck her head on a radiator at her home, was treated for a scalp cut. Patrick McCarthy, 3, of Lincoln Park, who fell and struck his head on a sidewalk here, was also treated lat The the hospital hospital and treated released. Gordon Lemish, 38, 76 Forman Street, Fair Haven, for first and second degree burns of the right arm caused by a blowtorch, it was reported.

MAN FOUND INJURED Andrew Watt, 1137 Embury Avenue, Neptune, was treated at Fitkin Hospital late Thursday night for cuts and bruises. Asbury Park police said Mr. Watt was found lying in the street at Springwood and Atkins Avenues, in a dazed condition. He told authorities he had been struck by a hit and run vehicle. 'LIFT' HEAVY EQUIPMENT VICTORIA, B.C.

-P- Thieves stole a cast-iron heating installation here weighing 800 pounds. The plant was built in four sections, each weighing 200 pounds, and disappeared without a clue. Leg Burn Caused By Firecracker JOINS NAVY-David M. Lerner, 18, son of Mrs. Sadie Lerner, 321 Fifth Avenue, Bradley Beach, has enlisted in the Navy and is undergoing training at Bainbridge, Picnic Arranged LAKEWOOD The First Methodist Church School board met Wednesday night for a covered dish supper and business meeting, at which plans were made to send a delegate to the July workers conference in Glassboro, and for sending delegates to the Junior and Intermediate conferences at Conference Center.

A family picnic was arranged for July 14 at Ocean County Park. Also planned was the annual observance of children's day June 8. The Rev. Malcolm L. Willitts announced there would be baptism of infants.

the meeting, Leon R. McKelvey, general superintendent, and Kiwanis Club delegate to the June convention in Seattle, was presented with a trip diary. DEATH NOTICE CONWAY-Dennis, on May 31, 1952, Monmouth Memorial Hospital, of 23 Oceanport West Long Branch, age 76. Devoted husband of Margaret (nee) Carney: beloved father of Mrs. William Mokler, Red Bank; Mrs.

Lawrence Malley, Oakhurst; Miss Mary Conway, West Long Branch; George, John and William, West Long Branch, Funeral Tuesday, June 3, from residence. Requiem mass at a.m., at the Star of the Sea R.C. Church. Relatives and friends are kindly invited. Friends may call at anytime.

2adv de Bow--Richard Edgar on May 29, 1952, of 1306 Woodlock Wanamassa, Asbury Park. Services at Parry Memorial Home, 403 3rd Asbury Park, Monday, June 2, at 10 a.m., with Rev. Frank Armstrong officiating. Interment Valley Forge Gardens, Valley Forge, Pennsylvania. Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday evening.

2adv HULSE- -William Franklin, 79, of Evergreen Avenue, Neptune City, died May 29, 1952. Husband of Mrs. Emma Reimuller Hulse. Funeral Monday, 2 p.m., at the Clayton Funeral Home, Adelphia, with the Rev. Pine officiating.

Interment Glendola Cemetery, Friends may call at the funeral home, Sunday from 2 to 9 p.m. 2adv HANKINS-Bennington on May 29, 1952, at his home, 1083 Norwood Long Branch, Age 85. Devoted husband of Dora (nee) Cranmer: beloved father Arthur of Wanamassa. Funeral Monday, June 2, at 2 p.m., at the Woolley Funeral Home, Long Branch. Relatives and friends are kindly invited.

Friends may call at anytime. 2adv RANKIN- Jane Elizabeth, of Fair Haven, on May 29, 1952, beloved wife of the late Donald Rankin, devoted mother of Mrs. Edith Fielder; Mrs. Myron V. Brown, Mrs.

Bella Johnson, James H. and Walter Rankin, and sister of Mrs. Agnes Allaire, Mrs. Etta Hobrough, Edward M. Little, William B.

Little and Harvey Littie. Services Monday at 2 p.m. at the late residence, 50 Fair Haven Road, Fair Haven. Interment Fair View Cemetery, Middletown Township. 2adv ROBERTSON-Mrs.

Clara Jane, widow of George W. Robertson and mother of Mrs. Robert Lowry and Mrs. Walter M. Farrow, suddenly Wednesday at her summer residence, 410 Eighth Avenue, Park.

Private funeral services Monday, 2 p.m., at the family home in Shamokin, in charge of the Rev. Roy Miller, pastor of First Presbyterian Church, Shamokin. Interment at Shamokin. Family requests friends to omit Nowers. 2ady THOMAS--Adeline Frances, 73, May 30, at her home, 313 Springdale Avenue, Neptune.

Wife of Julian, mother of Allen and Mrs. Madeline Phillips of Neptune. Sister of Isaac Richardson of Asbury Park, Robert and Jonathan Richardson and Mrs. Edith Gardner of Neptune. Funeral Services will be held Tuesday morning at 10 a.m., at St.

Augustine P.E. Church. Friends may call at her residence Sunday afternoon and evening. 2ady Prescription Specialists ELASTIC STOCKINGS HILLS' ASBURY DRUG STORE 700 MATTISON AVE. AS.

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