Daily News from New York, New York • 361

DAILY NEWS, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1931 FLATLANDS MOTORISTS CHEER AS WORK ON ROAD IS STARTED J. Michaels Sponsors the New, 1932 (NEWS photo) because we can GUARANTEE "Stewart-Warner" Radios as strongly as we guarantee OUR OWN furniture productsl Photo above shows section of Ralph Ave. between Kings Highway and Avenue Brooklyn, now filled in to form more direct, route to Flatlands and Bergen Beach sections of the borough. Temporary surfacing will be started this week, according to Highways Department. Plans to provide motorists with Work Rushed By Triborough Span Builders Construction of the projected Triborough Bridge Is being rushed by the city, it was announced yes HEAR ROVXD THE WORLDt Nw "IOW WAVE CONVERTER.

ParaiH caption ef low-wav broadcasts day and night, stations in alt parts of tha globa Sibaria, Russia, South Amarica, ate No bothar soma intarchango of coils raquirod. Sold as a separata unit also built-in on fir models. terday by Commissioner Albert Goldman of the Department of Plant and Structures. Additional contracts on the span which will direct approaches to the Flatlands and Bergen Beach sections of Brooklyn have advanced a step nearer reality with the filling in' of Ralph from Kings Highway to Avenue N. Earth fills have been made, over what once were low meadows and swamps.

Autos will be able to use this route as soon as a temporary surface is laid, work on which will begin this week, accordng to Superintendent of Highways James J. Heffernan. Flatlands civic groups "have long agitated for the opening of Ralph which now provides them with a direct, instead of a roundabout route to Kings Highway." ROCKAWAY URGES NEW TRAFFIC RULES. Despite unfavorable action by Police Capt. Jeremiah Butler, in charge of Queens traffic, F.

W. Avery, Chairman of the Rockaway Chamber of Commerce, has' indicated he will' press for adoption of a number of new traffic regulations for Beach 116th Rockaway Park. The regulations mainly affect parking. Although Butler has stated it is too late in the season to put them into effect. Avery asserts parking on the thoroughfare is active until Oct.

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The next few months, Goldman declared, will see the award of approximately $2,500,000 in contracts for the bridge, including a $2,000,000 contract for erection of towers of the bridge. With built-in Low Wave Converter, Tador Console. Supar-Ha tared fee Circuit. Variable Mm aad Pentode Tubes. Tone Cee troL Electro Dynamic Kaprodacar.

Tekvisiesl Terminal a. Baavtif nl cabiaet eelected wa! at. Haagltt iacbaa; width 21 iacbee. Worker with Broken Arm Faces Court as Cop Beater J--' PICTURED EST" A plea of not guilty was made by a Brooklyn man when he was haled to Fifth Avenue Court, Brooklyn, charged with beating to investigate a complaint that Killeen was annoying neighbors by shooting off firecrackers. Marsala said he told the man, who then was recovering from a left arm fracture, received at Specially daaignad far aae in Metropolitaa Areas.

Equipped, stew Stewart -Warner 4-Tube chassia end elector-dynamic reproducer. Lifalike tprodnc tiosu Watnet cabinet. A REAL Budget oalf l4T inches high aadI2J4 inches wide. Complete with Tubes work, that he had to stop shooting off the fireworks. Killeen did not like this, the patrolman said, and Marsala undertook to arrest him whereupon Killeen, with his good arm, punched the patrolman and then kicked him.

'Other police arrested Killeen, DELIVERS Either Model No Extra Charge for Credit! i 1 Jf pi v. whose arm was still in a sling when he appeared in court, during the past week. The man was held on a charge of felonious assault, in $1,000 bail, for the Grand Jury, by Magistrate David Jtalbin. Buy your radio et J. Micheels end SAVE the) extra "percentage" sually charged on credit EREI NEW SYNAGOGUE Congregation Sons of Israel will occupy ir newly purchased heme at 107 Irving Place, Wood-mere, Nassau, early in October, acording to an announcement by Joseph H.

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Leaaar't INEWSpholol Patrolman charges Thomas Kil-leen, 32 (above), with causing serious injury in hand-to-hand encounter in Brooklyn. At time, he said, Killeen's left arm was in a sling, following a fracture at work. and kicking a policeman, despite a broken left arm. Thomas Killeen, 32, of 171 89th St, Brooklyn, an iron worker, was the defendant. The officer accusing him, Patrolman Peter Marsala of the Fourth Avenue Station, was in a hospital for twenty-two days after the encounter, it was asserted.

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