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ASBURY PARK EVENING PRESS (THE EVENING NEWS), SATURDAY, JUNE 3, 1950 Long Branch Senior Students Stage Choral, Organ Program Raritan Keeps Liquor Hours NORTH CENTERVILLE. The interest of the welfare of the town-, ship. A salary ordinance Introduced two months ago was passed on final reading with the only change made in the proposal as introduced being an increase f-rom $200 to $300 in the salary of the health inspector Thp ordinance was ODOOSed (Man Correspondent) i Sickness to Flv" and "Shenherd LONG BRANCH. The choral: Shepherd both bv Henrv PiirrHi music department of the Senior iuvc uuug uy if a it Raritan township committee last iDy tne Taxpayers association of night turned down a request from! the township, the association ask- the township Tavern Owners asso- mS especially tnat tne ounaing in- spector's salary be cut from 75 percent of the fees he collects to high school presented its annual concert last night in the high school auditorium under the direction of Laurence Dilsner, music department head of the school. A large audience heard the concert.

Four groups of students were heard on the program, the All-Girl choir, the Madrigal Singers, the Choristers and the Organ class. The All-Girl choir opened the program with a group of six selections, four of which were compositions of the old masters. These included "I Attempt from Love's Brahms, the "Chorus of the Philistines" by Saint-Saens, "Iris" by Daniel Wolf and "Holiday Song" by William Schuman. Next on the program were the Madrigal Singers, who presented five selections. These included two sea chanties, "Shanandoah" and "Swansea Town," Edward Elgar's" As Torrents in Summer," the liturgical composition "Nunc Di-mittis" by Alexander Archangel-sky, and "Down in the Flow'ry Dale" by Constantius Festa.

The instrumental part of the I -A RSltfOyfrAp i'Su If)-" l7i 1 Mi. Sim r4 b-lMp A ri I -ff awW-J1 WB.Tww.rn r-n r-m1 XA t'Wk mmm.imw& ciation to extend tavern hours. The tavern owners group, which has pressed regularly for the lengthening of liquor business hours, last month presented a petition to the committee which asked for a 5 a.m. closing hour on weekends and a 3 a.m. weekday closing hour during summers.

-At present, the closing hour is 2 a.m. the year around. The tavern owners also asked to be allowed to open at 7 a.m. Sunday instead of noon as the ordinance now requires. Committeeman Woodlyne W.

Bowne made a motion that the township ordinance be amended to grant the requests of the tavern poprietors, but the motion died for lack of a second. Chairman Thomas Rathbone and Committeeman Eugene W. Smith, in opposing the motion offered by Mr. Bowne, said the proposition was not in the program was provided by students 50 percent. Jersey Shore Bus line, was given permission to run 15 daily buses over Route 36 in the township to Sandy Hook from Allen-town, Pa.

The Public Service Coordinated Transport company was also given approval to add seven daily buses on the Newark-Asbury Park route thru the township. COMMISSIONNAMED NEW YORK. (JP) The Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America today announced appointment of a 19-member commission to study the "moral implication" of wartime use of mass destruction weapons. The Rt. Rev.

Angus Dun, bishop of the Washington diocese of the Protestant Episcopal church, was named chairman. of the organ class. They were Beth Dequine, Janet Morris, Rhonda Pemberton and Barbara Robinson Miss Dequine played "Thou Art the Rock" by Carl Mueller; Miss Morris played a "Nocturne" by Fireman Denies Setting Fires FREEHOLD. James Ahem, 25, of 66 White street, Shrewsbury, a boro volunteer fireman, pleaded not guilty here yesterday before County Judge John C. Giordano Spaulding Stoughton; Miss Pern berton joined Miss Dequine in the duet "Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring" by Bach and Miss Robinson was the third player with the duo in Haydn "Kinder Concerto." The rest of the program featured LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE the Choristers, a mixed chorus of 90 voices.

This group, presenting SUMMARY OB SYNOPSIS OF 1949 AUDIT REPORT OF BOROUGH OF ROOSEVELT AS REQUIRED BY R.S.4fl:4-3 COMBINED COMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEET LONG BRANCH CONCERT The Choral Music department's annual concert was presented at Long Branch high schooHast night under the direction of Laurence Dilsner. The all-girl choir, Madrigal singers, choristers and the organ class each presented a musical program. The all-girl choir opened the performance. (Press Photo) Samuel Rock and Angela Ferrante as incidental soloists, sang a variety of compositions ranging from folk songs to the majestic chorale "The Heavens Are Telling" by Haydn, which closed the program. Asset Cash Taxes Receivable Fixed Capital to an Indictment charging him with setting fire to two buildings in Shrewsbury.

Ahem was accused of firing the Central Railroad station March 18 and with burning the garage of Frank Marrow, Shrewsbury avenue, on April 15. He allegedly told police at the time of his arrest that he fired the buildings so he could drive a fire engine to the scene. Pleas of not guilty also were entered for six Asbury Park residents and Krazy Kats, operator cf a club at 1140 Bangs avenue, Asbury Park, which was raided April 23. Charges varied from keeping a gambling house and a house of Due from Dog License Account Revenue Accounts Receivable Other- Accounts Receivable Consumers' Accounts Receivable Total Assets Horner Suit Truck Theft (Continued from Page 1) York, was arrested by agents of the FBI Wednesday night at Ashland, Ohio, while en route to Chicago. Brannirlc is hpinff returned in LIABILITIES, RESERVES AND SURPLUS Appropriation Reserves Prepaid Taxes (Continued from the Page 1) eliminate the cause of the corn-paints.

For those reasons, and also for the purpose of investigating traffic and parking problems, the superintendency was created, the Employes Withholding Tax 'County Tax per Chapter 397, P.L. 1941 HewarK. 11 was learnea mat oe is Prepaid utility Rents prostitution to illicit liquor sales. Defendants are Robert Hill, 47, of i i i- f. i uuc lo current Account a brother-in-law of Rietzke and is.Reserve for Dog Fund Expenditures a drivpr fnr a Clpvpland trnrkine Capital Improvement Fund a anver lor ieveiana iruCKing Reserve Replacement and Depreciation Bangs avenue; Henry Harris, Mat tison avenue; William Linder, Eliz COmDanV.

Reserve tor Amortization Offsetting Reserve for Receivable i Surplus abeth avenue; Inez H. Lester, 26, of Bangs avenue; Reginald Pleas Total Liabilities, Reserves and Surplus Jailed in Default Rietzke was arraigned yesterday in New Brunswick before U. S. Commissioner William F. Mc- ant, 33, Prospect avenue and Thomas Potter, Springwood ave city manager testified.

He said that at no time had charges been brought against Chief Holloway and admitted that he had taken the position that he should not be both accuser and trial judge in any possible disciplinary action against the chief. Mr. Armstrong said that when the ordinance creating the office was up for hearing and adoption Feb. 7, Mr. Edelstein was present at the council meeting and spoke, asserting that he was not opposed to the ordinance, but felt a night hearing should have been Under questioning by Mr.

Edel-' nue. Other pleas yesterday were: Closkey, and was remanded to the Surplus Revenue Appropriated Middlesex county jail in default of Cu5t Lonnie Norton, 303 Third Asbury Park, guilty to fraudu lent conversion. He previously pleaded not guilty. $1,000 bail. Total Revenue State police Said the truck Was Expenditures: AppropriationsBudget found Stuck in a road leading, to Local District School Tax Rietzke's house by a neighbor, Wil-'County Tax liam Mundy, who reported its pres-L ToUl Expenaiture Surnlus from ODeratinn McKinley Flippen, 44.

Linden place, Red Bank, not guilty to car rying a revolver in his auto. Add: Unexpended Prior Year's Appropriation December December SI 31 Year 1949 Year 194 43.431 78 41.021.39 763.54 1.893.01 85,000.00 85,000.00 28.00 10.28 105.65 15.75 $129,223.30 $128,045.97 6,528.88 8.799.9 199.51 278.65 70.42 36.40 47.26 58.79 5.25 28.00 87.86 56.51 2.600.00 600.00 4.968.31 2,258.31 85,000.00 85.000 00 791.54 2.024.67 28.896.27 29,932.64 $129,223.30 $128,045.97 fS CURRENT ACCOUNT Year 1949 Year 1918 10.000.00 4.000.00 39.799.06 57,393.21 49,799.06 61.393.21 14.365.00 13.195.24 22.147.66 18.141.18 6,616.89 7.344.99 43.129.55 38.681.41 6,669.51 22,711.80 40.83 3,144.00 19.25 6.710.34 25.875.05 27,437.83 5,562.78 34.148.17 31.437.83 10,000 00 4.000.00 24.148.17 27,437.83 SURPLUS SEWER Year 1049 Year 1948 6.144.96 6,169.58 5,800.00 5.694.00 344.96 475.56 1,044.56 667.51 1,389.52 1,143.07 1,463.87 320.80 2,853.39 1,463.87 SURPLUS WATER Year 1949 Year 1948 7,074 70 7,054.68 6,800.00 274.70 244.68 589.07 655.83 863.77 900.49 1.030.94 130.4S 1,894.71 1.030.94 William Goodwyn, 40, Latham avenue, Navesink, former Atlantic Highlands minister, not guilty to Interiunds Returned stem, Chief Holloway said he had been instructed by Superintendent Horner to stay at 'the police desk carnal abuse. Total Surplus from Operations and Additions Surplus Revenue: Balance January 1st from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily as much as possible," had been de Barbara Jordan, Springwood avenue, Asbury Park, not guilty to aiding and abetting burglary, Sub-Total prived of part of his office and private telephone and had been in Less: Appropriated in Current Budget Balance December 31st structed to make no raids or take other similar actions without con suiting the superintendent.

UTILITY ACCOUNT He said Mr. Horner had never Agent William H. McLaughlin, Red Bank. Trooper Julian Itchmoney worked with Trooper Parcels and Agent Mc Laughlin in the investigation, state police reported. Arrest of two Hudson county men in a similar case also was announced yesterday by the FBI.

The men, identified by Mc Kee as Joseph Biondi, 36, of 6134 Adams street, West New York and Samuel Kochansky, 46, of 461 Avenue Bayonne, were charged with possession of stolen goods from interstate commerce in connection with theft of a truckload of merchandise April 7 in West New York. About half the load was recovered by the FBI in a North Ber grand larceny and receiving stolen goods. Alfred Monaco, Long Branch, not guilty to abuse of his children. Raymond Sergeant, 49, of 16 John street, Rd Bank, not guilty to indecent assault. Harold Williams, Adams street, Asbury Park, not guilty to bigamy.

given him a written order but that Revenue: Current Revenue Expenditures: Appropriations Budget he (Holloway) had prepared several orders and assignments at the superintendent's direction. Surplus from Operation Mr. Frankel produced a picture RIDING HIGH A group of the children ride the merry-go-round at the Ocean Grove playground during yesterday's annual Play Day program sponsored by the Ocean Grove Recreation commission. AH types of games were played by the youngsters and refreshments were served. (Press Photo) of the police squad room bulletin board, which he said showed Add: Unexpended Prior Year's Appropriation Total Surplus from Operation and Addition Operating Surplus: Balance January 1st Johns-Danville Presents Beautiful Dover White As Balance December 31st several orders posted over the chief's signature and some over Mr.

Horner's name. Mr. Horner had been sought as a witness but has been ill for several weeks. Tot gen garage which McKee said was owned by Biondi. bestos Shingles that look UTILITY ACCOUNT (Continued from Page 1) LEGAL NOTICE Judge Woods aid he was hearing and with the other hand she Revenue: Current Revenue Expenditures: Appropriations Budget yesterday's testimony without 7 like clapboards.

Also new, soft pastel colors of smooth grain grey, green and tan blend that do not soil easily. NOTICE Take notice that Peter J. and Renee R. reterson traaing as reierson caie nasi applied to the Mayor and Council of the Add; Unexpended Prior Year's Appropriation prejudice as to several motions in the case made May 12 by Mr. Frankel, Mr.

Edelstein and William George, Jersey City, counsel for the New Jersey State Association of Chiefs of Police, who is also at Retail Consumption license for Pmises Operation and Addition situated at 1113 Ocean Avenue, Asbury I Up tffi 1 izr ill 7 no Jersey. Balnnre.Ianuarv 1st nhirtlnn if a rn innii irt ha man im. I mediately in writing to: Henry P. Dowl- -December 31st tacking the ordinance and has asked to be allowed to join the Edelstein UK, VllJ -v UG WAV lOU Park, New Jersey. (Signed) rfiIEK J.

PETERSON grabbed the child. Mrs. Walton said Kathleen was examined at a physician's office and, aside from a bump on the head, apparently was not hurt. Police said" that Mrs. Bingham, unaware of the accident, continued east on Main avenue until overtaken by Joseph Vecchione, 1502 Corlies avenue, Neptune, who witnessed it.

When he told her what had happened, Mrs. Bingham returned to the scene, police said. Patrolman Willis A. Atkinson issued a summons to Mrs. Bingham, returnable next Wednesday, charging her with leaving the scene of an accident.

suit. Mr. George was not present yes tnent KJ wuson Avenue. Neptune City. N.

J. RENEE R. PETERSON 83 Wilson Avenue. Neptune City. N.

J. terday. Mr. Frankel has argued that his action was started beyond the deadline fixed in the statutes. RECOMMENDATIONS 1.

That all deposits be made within forty eight hours in accordance with tht statute. 2. That a tax sale be held at least once a year. 3 That surety bonds be placed on all officials and employees handling funds as soon 'as they assume office and that the sufficiency of all surety bonds be reviewed annuallv. 4.

That a better system for the issuance and control of building permits and fees be installed. ($5.04) JOHNS-MANVILLE APPROVED CONTRACTOR Asbury Park Red Bank 2-6105 6-0768 NOTICE Take notice that application has been While announcing that the matter was being continued until June 23, Judge Woods said, "I may have 5. That a check, for $3,000.00 be drawn on the Current Account ana be deposited msuc bu tile suaiu ui iuuiuii3SiUiici a ui the Borough of Bradley Beach, N. to ln Accouni ana mat mis pe cnargea 10 me pproptiuou ireuuui HOME REMODELING CO, INC. enough here to rule." He has been studying law memorandums given to him by all attorneys involved after the May 12 arguments.

fse located .416 Main That a check for $800 00 be drawn ton the Sewer Operating Account and be de-Beach New Jersey trading as Flannery's posited in the Sewer Capital Account and that this be charged to the appropriation Tap Room, the plenary retail consump-1 account "Reserve for Replacement and Depreciation tion liquor license. No. C-5 heretofore is- 7 That a check for $1,800.00 be drawn on the Water Operating Account and be de-sued to Joseph P. Flannery and Jack'pos'ted in the Water Capital Account and that this be charged to the appropriation Mulvihill for premises located at 416 Main account "Reserve for Replacement and Depreciation." LEGAL NOTICE Sentences (Continued from Page 1) oireet, Bradley Beacn. New jersey, trading.

inai a cure ior uc uiu mo Remodel Repair as Flannery's Tap Room. Objections, if. posited in the Current Account. any, should be made immediately In writ-1 The above summary or synopsis was prepared from the report or the Borougn ing to George L. Crosson, Clerk of the of Roosevelt County of Monmouth for the calendar year 1949.

This report of audit. Borough ot Bradley Beach. submitted by Robert Eisner, Registered Municipal Accountant, is on file at the Borougn NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR 1950-1951 TAKE NOTICE that THE JOSEPH HtNSLER BREWING COMPANY has ao- her three-year-old son, whom she (Signed) JOSEPH P. FLANNERY I Cleric a onice ana may De inspected Dy any msnrsiru prn allegedly left without clothing in ISIDORE SACKOWITZ Borough Clerk jit rrK riage Avtiiue Bradley Beach. New Jersey1 an unheated house last Oct.

28 ($5.28) ($33.60) while she visited a tavern. I plied to the State Commissioner of Alcoholic Beverage Control, 1060 Broad Street, Newark, New Jersey, for an additional warehouse license under a Class Limited Brewery License, which additional warehouse license will cover premises situate at 107 Main Street. Avon, New Jersey. anji to maintain a warehouse at said 107 Ralph Carloni, 19, Middletown, suspended sentence to Annandale reformatory, two years probation BUILDING COSTS ARE RISING, These Prices Are Main street. Avon, new jersev.

OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OF THE JOSEPH HENSLER BREWING COMPANY: Edward F. Hensler, Avenue of Two Rivers and Clover Lane, Rumson, N. President: Gilbert A. Hensler. Ward Rum-son, N.

James R. Hensler, Ward Rumson, N. Treasurer; Richard A. Hensler, 206 BrMlemere Avenue, Interlaken, N. Secretarv.

NO HOLDS BARRED The children climb atop the metal bars at the Ocean Grove playground yesterday during the annual Play Day program. All the pupils of the. Ocean Grove elementary school oined in the day of fun and play. Refreshments were served and the weatherman provided perfect weather (for a change) to help the program. (Press Photo) STOCKHOLDERS HOLDING TEN OR and a $100 fine for theft of property from Murphy's tavern, East Keansburg.

Benjamin Costa, 23, of 731 Seventh avenue, Union City, suspended sentence to Bordentown reformatory, two years probation and a $500 fine for receiving $250 worth of property stolen from the Keansburg Drug company by two juveniles. Leona M. Bailey, 48, of 36 Eighth street, Keyport, suspended sen LOWER! ti in? -mtk 939 i Speaks at School HIGHTSTO WN. Mrs. John H.

Bayer, Spring Lake, will be the MORE PER CENT OF THE STOCK OK THE JOSEPH HENSLER BREWING COMPANY: The Joseph Hensler Brewing Company (Treasury Stock) 71-73 Wilson Avenue. Newark 5, N. Margaret H. Goertz, 274 Charlton Avenue, South Orange. N.

Gilbert A. Hensler, Ward Avenue, Rumson, N. James R. Hensler. Ward Rumson, N.

Edward F. Hensler. Avenue of Two Rivers and Clover Lane, Rumson. N. J.

Objections. If any. should be made Immediately in writing, to the State Commissioner of Alcoholic Beverage Control, 1060 Broad Street, Newark. New Jersey. THE JOSEPH HENSLER BREWING COMPANY 107 Main Street, Avon, N.

J. (11.28) events of the annual spring alumni weekend here which began last night with a buffet supper. Today the new $250,000 Mills memorial gymnasium will be dedicated. Tonight the Alumni association will have a dinner and tomorrow there will be a special alumni convocation Ayer Memorial chapel. i', LUMBER, PAINT, HARDWARE.

ROOFING, SIDING, CEMENT. BRICK. SAND. LIME Estimates On Material Cheerfully Give VISIT OUR RETAIL STORE ASK FOB YOUR FREE SMALL HOMES PLAN BOOK NO DOWN PAYMENT FOR VETERANS Small Down Payment for Non-Vets tences to Clinton on two charges, three years probation and a $500 fiae. She previously pleaded to an indictment charging possession of 15 gallons of untaxed alcohol at her home March 14 and yesterday admitted possession of still parts in a second raid by agents of the state department of alcoholic bev principal speaker at a meeting of the Kalomathia club, made up of alumni of Peddie school, their wives and mothers, today on the campus of the school.

Mrs. Bayer is the mother of Ross H. Bayer, a member of the class of 1948 at the school. The meeting will be one of the erage control May 3. WOMAN'S LEG CUT POINT PLEASANT BEACH.

Mrs. Mary Spaniard, 505 Forman avenue, Point Pleasant Beach, was treated at Jersey Shore General hospital yesterday for lacerations of the right lower leg. A bottle of ginger ale fell on her leg while Rear Admiral to Speak Here in This Is Your LAST OPPORTUNITY TO BUY A BEAUTIFUL NEW BROWER-BUILT HOME FINEST CONSTRUCTION FINEST MATERIALS An address by Rear Admiral srSTSMf IIS Main St. Asbury Park T. A.

Solberg, chief of naval re search on "Research and Develop 44 Mmin St. Lakewosd -lS4S Manmeath Si. Re4 Bank 6-I8M she was in the local Acme market, hospital authorities reported. She was released after treatment. RAILROAD AND SECOND AVES.

ASBURY PARK ment for National Progress and National Defense" will highlight the annual Newark College of Engineering Alumni reunion being A. P. 1-1515, Onhj 3 1-RooM HOUSE held here today. The reunion, in which 500 alumni from thruout W2 Room BUNGALOW the country will gather, will be OB DRYING conducted in the Berkeley Carter it 0 et hotel. WITH ATTACHED GARAGE On a Beautiful Corner Lot Admiral Solberg played an im Monmouth County's, Largest and Leading Clothier Centered on Large Plot- on Large Plot portant role in the Bikini atomic bomb tests as director of ship $78 Month Pays $68 Month Pays Everything material for the staff of joint task Everything Formerly MOW force one.

After the blast he was responsible for the inspection and determination of damage inflicted ion the test fleet. 9 Clifton Keating of Glen Ridge TILL at Sunset Ave. and Logan road, Wana- Agents will be at the development office is in charge of arrangements for uring the week phone us at Deal 7-1266 ent. massa, ail day Saturday and Sunday. or Asbury Park 2-4842 for an appoint 9:30 TELEVISION SERVICE Prompt sirvie aaprhirt la Mm lath and Oetaa Coaatits by aar awi DaMaat Factary-Traiatf Eaciaaara.

EATONTOWN RADIO TELEVISION 17-19 MAIN STREET EATONTOWN Phone Eatontown 3-0400 OPEN EVES. TILL 10 P. M. the affair. According to Mr.

Keating, the E. Alumnus of the Year will be named for the first time. Selection will be made by a joint committee of the alumni association and the college board of trustees and will be based on the individual's contribution to his profession, community and college. Election of new officers for the association will be announced and WESTMORELAND STEVEN, Inc. 102 NORWOOD AVE.

DEAL, N. J. Phones: Deat 7-1266 ond 7-1267 or Asbury Park 2-4842 REAR ADM. T. A.

SOLBERG reports will be made on the current scholarship drive. The daylong activities will be concluded (end every Wed. fir Sot.) MAIN STREET AND COOKMAN AVENUE I fcURY PARK with this evening at which time Admiral Solberg will speak..