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Bklyn Sec. if DAILY: NEWS, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 19S2 a Work Speeds on Highway STATE OPPOSES COURT CHANGE IN For Williamsburg Bridge GAS FRAUD CASE Decision was reserved yesterday PACKER INSTITUTE ORGAN MODERNIZED The organ presented to Packer Institute of Brooklyn twenty years ago by Mrs. Cornelius Zabriskie, an alumna, has been renovated and modernized by the donor. It was used at the opening exercises of the institution this year. LOESER'S BASEMENT STOftg FULTON AT BOND.

BROOKLYN nit1' on a move by two gasoline dealers to have charges against them 2 Are Charged With Hindering Primary Vote Two Brooklyn men arrested in connection with election disturbances vn Primary Day are scheduled for hearings on charges of violating the Penal Law, in Fifth Avenue Court tomorrow. A third man arrested in connection with the disturbance in the polls in Public School 46, Union St. near Henry will be given a hearing the following day on Sullivan Law Charges. Frank Rickard, an inspector of. flections in the 23d Election Dis- rict who lives at 39 71st and transferred from Special Sessions to Kings County Court.

The defendants, Louis and Jacob Schwebel, owners of a chain of gaso line filling sta- Re-decorate Your Bedroom at a Saving WAIX PAPER tions, are charged with selling inferior gasoline under a Ferdinand Pecora high test label. Also accused in the case is Charles A. Edmonds, an employe of the Schwebel chain. 14c roll By Arnp Picture shows section of Williamsburg bridge and new vehicular roadway which is expected to relieve traffic pressure. A J-'rank O'Reilly a nephew of Assemblyman Luke O'Reilly, who lives Cit 184 Hewes were arrested vhen they attempted to close the 25d District polls at 9 P.

M. Sixty persons were waiting to vote. They were charged with seeking to prevent legal voters from casting votes. When arraigned in Fifth Avenue Ferdinand Pecora, former Chief Assistant District Attorney, appeared as counsel for the defense. He contended that the charges are Const ruct ion of the new vehicular highway on the north side of the Williamsburg bridge has been carried to Fifth Street and Driggs the result of a drive to put his clients out of business.

Court both Rickard and Neill Assistant i st i Attorney ideaded not guilty and were re leased on their own recognizance for further hearing. The average room needs but 10 rolls the cost $1.40. Floral effects, sprays, and all over patterns. Soft tones and gay colors. Clear Varnish For floors or wood- work.

Dries Jn a few 3 hours. qt White Shellac Keep your floor! bright and shiny. 9 I Specially priced. gal. Carlo Tatia, 45, of 10 Baltic Harry Walsh opposed the transfer.

He denied there were property rights involved, and said highly technical points of law have been tried in Special Sessions, ever since that court was established. HURT IN AUTO CRASH Brunhilda Bothner, 41, "of 454 50th Brooklyn, while a passenger in an automobile, received a cut of the scalp, police reported, in a collision with another machine at Liberty and Fountain Brooklyn, KING CUTS HOLIDAY London, Sept. 26 IP). King George will curtail his holiday in Scotland and return to London Friday. The complainant in the case is the Standard Oil Company of New York.

Judge John J. Fitzgerald in County Court, heard the applica vas the man arrested on Sullivan Law charges. CITY SURVEYS CORONA'S LINK TO KEW GARDENS Work may be started next year On the projected link between Boulevard, Corona, and tion. Turning Point Ni 0. 3 jr Grand Central Parkway at Gardens, Queens, which is to be built as nil Avenue, Brooklyn, where the structure is being strengthened for its added burdens.

The highway is being built by the Department of Plant and Structures to relieve congestion on the bridge. The department was spurred to action by a campaign of business men and civic workers in Williamsburg in which Philip Bender, president of the Grand Street Board of Trade, Abraham S. Cohen, of the Eastern District Board of Trade, Harry Heymari of the Eastern District Boys' Association, Samuel Widder of the Brooklyn Civic Club and Henry Sirn of "the Williamsburg Business Men's Coterie, all participated. BRONCHITIS CURE COSTS HER $30, AND FAKER JAIL Michael Garbowski, 40, of 172 McKibbin Brooklyn, was held under 500 bail yesterday in Ridge-wood Court, Queens, on charges of practicing mediefne without a license. Domieella Walkeitz, 20, of 21-27 Perry Maspeth, Queens, told Magistrate Anthoj.y Hoekstra that Garbowski accepted $30 from her as part payment for a cure for bronchitis.

After taking medicine he gave her, she said, she got worse. Detective Francis Farley of the Maspeth Station investigated and found that Garbowski did not have a license. He will be given a hear- I ing Oct. 5. an extension oi the latter high way.

The prospect A of such work, to be carried on under St te was indicated with the anno uncement yesterday that Charles U. Powell SPENCER TRACT PEGGY SHANNON the Board of Estimate committ of the whole will be asked todr.y to consider maps providing for the extension. Plans for the extension, which follows a winding route across the meadows between Forest Hills and Corona, provide for an underpass connection with Astoria Boulevard at Northern Boulevard, Corona, and were prepared by Chief Engineer Charles U. Powell, of the Queens Topographical Bureau. Powell said that the board had also been asked to approve maps providing for changes in the linos of North and South Conduit Avenues near Laurelton, Queens, in order to avoid damage to houses and business buildings and to conform with plans for extension of Southern State Parkway across Queens.

Powell denied that he had conferred with property owners of Richmond Hill, Queens, on their protests against smoke and noise from an incinerator near that community. The conference, he said, was with William Powell, head of the Queens office of the Department of Sanitation. Tliey Said It Couldn't Be Done! CVS EDWARDS' Sckmml Su, C.i P5 Vi On iha Screen MARLENE DIETRICH in "BLONDE VENUS Pius Ail-StarS tag Shaw Buraht P.k tin M. BROOKLYN gScto6 LIFE BEGINS A tiny insect threatened the credit of a nation a caused .18,000 deaths, the waste of $260,000,000.00 and baffled world famous engineers and doctors. Helpless against unseen death, the job was abandoned and all the world said it couldn't be done.

BUT IT WAS DONE Get your Copy of the dramatic tlory, "They Said It Couldn't Be When vision, determination, work and cooperation are behind a task, whether it is one of digging through moun' tains or breaking a depression THE JOB WILL.BE DONE. Green Point Savings Bank Estalluhed 18C9 BROOKLYN, N. Y. MANHATTAN AVENUE AND CALYER STREET CnURCH ajo UTICA AVENUES WASHINGTON AVENUE at EASTERN PARKWAY Fifty Million Dollar in Resources FREO MORITT-Thf Hincinf Brrlt" ilh JOHN HAMMOND tt the Organ Thtrr't always a befrer show at RK( BROOKLYN MAN HELD FOR PASSING BAD $10'S IN HUB Boston. Sept.

26 (JP). Harry Pappas. 40. of 32 Kevins Brooklyn, K. was held in 5,000 bonds for Federal Court toxiay on a charge of passing counterfeit $10 bills.

Pappas said he bought ten of the counterfeit bills in New York Saturday night for $35. He passed tight of them in small Boston Stores yesterday In court, he wept and said: "I did it for my sister and five kids in Springfield." CODIE DOWIING RICHARD RAT DOOUT I in I KO ACTS HtirS MMWAr LOEW a--a--M2IM WM. MMMgppM mm Futton A Uvmgiton St. I I Si 99 WtllacR UomI I Rot Cohiml Bery Barrymor I 1 W.T NEW SHOW MONOy MIDNITr EhJwatu0v t-VT8-7ho MAX DAILY SOW EVES.25VIJS CONTIMOIS I'OXt'FKT KVKKV Sl'NDAV I In Midnight -5r Highrr.