Daily News from New York, New York • 142

State Court of Appeals, Kings? County District" Attorney Ed- ward Silver and Chief Magistrate John M. Murta'ghT 1 i Wli-l Siiiiicrtiiiic Bredfr Ground 'July 4 At Fun Freedomland NEW T959 TOSHER AUTOMATIC WASH SELECTOR FOR ANY WASH FROM HEAVY WORK CLOTHES TO DELICATE NYLONS Hy WILLIAM NLTdKHAUKH I Titanic displays of star-spanjrled fireworks will mark1 roitndbrcakinK ceremonies July 4 at Freedomland, a pro-' K)sed amusement park in the northeast and a panorama of American history, spanning in 41 action- I 73 J. I At Library The summer schedule through Sept. 27 for the New York Public Library will go inAo ef- feet tomorrow, Director Edward G. Freehafer announced.

The main reading room and information division of, the Fifth Ave. building will be open its usual hours. Many of the reference divisions in the central building as well as the neighborhood branches, however, will be closed on weekends and none of the research rooms in the Fifth Ave. building will be open evenings. Call Drunksh To Aid Teshts Drunks in varying degrees of inebriation will participate in the Third Regional Traffic Court Conference which opens at 9 A.

M. tomorrow in Keating Hall on the Rose Hill campus at Ford-ham University. The drunks will be volunteers who will be given different amounts of alcohol to demonstrate the effects on drivers at a conference on Thursday afternoon. The conference is open to judges who try cases, prosecutors assigned to such cases, court attaches, and to police officers trained in traffic law enforcement. It is being sponsored by Ford-ham Law School in co-operation with the American Bar Association.

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Map how location of amusement park planned for BrofW I packet! exhibits the jrrowth and settlement of the United States from Boston's Bunker Hill to Frisco's Barbary oast will unfold a year from tomorrow. The project, planned as the largest recreational park in the essential stimulus" and should world, hitter than Disneyland in help "refire the imagination" of California and costing $16 mil- all who visit it. Charles H. Sil-lion. is designed to accommodate ver, president of the Board of some visitors each day.

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BronxPbon HI St. New Jersey Phone Brooklyn Queens Phone (Ged CFHir QHlij MO Bl MO win occupy ine souinern nan 01 a 400-acre tract in the Bayches-tr area, bounded on the east hy the Hutchinson River and the Hutchinson River Parkway, and ly the hig sweep of the New Kinrland Thruway on the west. Shaped Like the Built in the shape of the U. Freedomland is scheduled to open June 1. Planned exhibits to he installed by major commercial companies are expected to cost an additional $14 million.

The park also will feature a parking lot. Peter UeMet, president of the International Recreation operators of Freedomland. who leased the -property from the Webb Knapp real estate firm, ftaid the park features will he geared to appeal to all ages and particularly family: groups. Over-all planning, he said, has i been made on the estimation that 1 rboiit three fourths of the ad-' missions will Vie adults, although the park is designed to have: many features attractive to -hil-dren. Admission would he cents for adults and 5o cents for children.

A Drive-In Hotel A spokesman for Webb Knapp said plans for developing the remaining tract areas include' a doO-room drive-in hotel. He! aid the park will have amilse-ment rides, snack bars and restaurants which will not serve liquor. In areas that will be devoted to recreating American history, visitors will be ushered through iin exhibit of the New York City if the 1800s, with its horse-drawn buggies, markets and ice cream parlors. From here, travelers will ride an antique car through old New England and Mori in early-day Chicago. Tourists will see Mississippi Mern-wheelers, the Lewis and Clark expedition to the Northwest in 1X04.

covered wagons in Idaho and Wyoming, a mine train in the Rockies, San Francisco's Barbary Coast, its earthquake, Hollywood in he 20s and the Louisiana bayous. Civil War to Canaveral They also will journey with a eorrespondent's wagon letween the lines in the Civil War and visit Cape Canaveral, present day missile base. Mayor Wagner, lauding the project, said a tour through Freedomland should provide "an CURVED FRONT BEDROOM with 9 DRAWER TRIPLE DRESSER Smartly styled modern bedroom that's packed with deluxe features! Includes: Sliding panel bookcase, headboard bed, spacious chest and a KING-SIZE 9-drawer, curved front dresser with mirror. Brass hardware plus rich walnut finish on ambarwood! Pay $2.00 Weekly? FREE DELIVERY Within 50 Miles! cud QZDj A z(jmm OK) (B33J ULCUlfllCD.