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Ifiklyn. Sec 10 Far Rockaway Boardwalk Hits Taxpayers Compromise Snag DAILY NEWS, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1931 ONLY 20 PCT. OF QUEENS BABIES DIPHTHERIA PROOF FIRE IN HOME TRAPS WOMAN IN BATHROOM Owners Reject Flan To End Promenade At Beach 14th St. By JOHN DUANE. Progress on the Far Rockaway boardwalk improvement plan has been grounded on an unexpected WGBS Loses Fight To Raise Power Washington, D.

Feb. 2 (JP). The District of Columbia Court of Appeals today sustained a-refusal by the radio commission to permit station WGBS at Astoria, Queens, N. to operate on a frequency of 600 kilocycles with a power of 500 watts. The commission's refusal was based upon the likelihood of interference with stations MCA and WNYC of New York City, which use 570 kilocycles.

More than 80 per cent, of infants under two years of age in Queens are in danger of diptheria because of parents laxity toward immunization, it is disclosed in a report from the diptheria prevention commission of the department of health. Health Commissioner Shirley W. Wynne professed himself amazed at this condition. "Surely the mothers of these, babies do not realize the danger," he stated. "Three painless injections of toxin-antitoxin will protect the baby from diptheria, just as vaccination will prevent smallpox.

Every child should have both treatments by the time it has reached its first birthday." The work of immunization is done free of charge at city health stations, for parents who cannot afford the services of a doctor. To aid the work further, 53 public schools and 10 parochial schools in Queens have agreed to have the treatments given during February and March by the school medical squad. By these measures it is hoped every child under 10 years of age will be made safe against diptheria by the end of the winter. CAR HITS MASPETH BOY ON ROLLERS Edward Sulinsky, 14, of 60-41 Borden Maspeth, Queens, was attended by an ambulance surgeon for bruises of a leg and arm. He was hit by an automobile while oHerj5katingnear his home.

When Mrs. Edna Yacknes finished her morning ablutions in the tile bath of her apartment at 193 Quentin Brooklyn, yesterday morning she stepped into a blazing inferno that had been her bedroom a few minutes before. Rushing to her bathroom window to call for help, she collapsed on the window sill, overcome by smoke which filled the bathroom through the door she' had left open. Fire Lieutenant Francis Tyrrtl and Fireman Martin Lawler, of hook and ladder 156, rescued the unconscious woman and revived her. She was cared for by neighbors.

The fire completely gutted the apartment. ASTORIA MAN INJURED Otto Hajek, 26, of 25-43 45th Astoria, Queens, was taken to John J. Halleran Charles Powell St. John hospital, Long Island City, for treatment for internal injuries received in an automobile collision at 30th ave. and 34th Astoria.

C. EIJDWIC BAUMANN BROOKLYN 1 IFeBcn'Mairy Sialic IFeatimire nag in the refusal of property owners to accept a compromise offer from Queens authorities. Close on the heels of a promisft made by John J. Halleran, Commissioner of' public works, pledging cooperation in the completion of the original plan, Charles U. Powell, chief engineer of the Queens topographical bureau, announced that peculiar tidal conditions made the plan of running the walk from Beach 14th st.

to Beach 2d st. impossible. Would Drop 12 Blocks. The walk, jiow extending from Rockaway park to Beach 25th Far Rockaway, was to be carried out to Beach 2d st. The amended offer would bring it only to Beach CT3 a 14th st.

Construction of the last section, Mr. Powell said, would involve the purchase of considerable upland property at a high cost. Paid They Want Walk. John Morris, chairman of the boardwalk committee of the Rockaway chamber of commerce, said property owners from Beach 2d st. to Beach 14th st.

had paid their share of the cost of other sections of the walk and were entitled to the benefits of the last section. KIN TO CONTEST CHARITY TRUST IN ROCHE WILL Relatives of the late Edward Roche of Far Rockaway, Queens, who left an estate estimated at up to $19,000,000, are preparing to contest his will in which they are ignored, it was learned yesterday. George J. S. Dowling, former assistant district attorney of Queens, admitted he had been retained to represent several relatives in Surrogate's court.

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Instead of the salt sea tanpr, he smelled liquor ftimes. On his tip, police under Inspector Thomas Kelly raided a two-story building at 255 Beach 13th where they found a 500-gallon still in operation. They" also arrested Guila Gugi-amo, 47, of 87-16 19th Brooklyn, as operator of the still, and Sylvia Berge, 34, of 255 Beach 13th lessee of the premises. HURT IN STAIR FALL Joseph Menate, 3, of 41-11 34th Astoria, Queens, was attended by an ambulance surgeon for cuts cf the chin, suffered when he fell on the stairs at his home. Becaasc of tiaularity of Baaet, mote fall i amtc ttora addresses carefully, b4tm I LUDWIG BAUMATW 69 Co.

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