Daily News from New York, New York • 357

SUNDAY NEWS, JULY 16, 1953 At Parkway Opening bur of a Sunday Motorist To Lake Waramaug in Scenic Connecticut By RAY BINDER, PiH-nrPormo at nnv time nf tha vpur. a trin tn TjiVp Lehman Pledges Speedy Action on Triboro Bridge Speedy construction of the Tri-borough Bridge was promised by Gov. Herbert H. Lehman yesterday in an address at the dedication ceremonies of Long Island's two newest highways, the Grand Central Parkway of Queens and the Northern State Parkway in Nassau County. "I fully expect another project," said Gov.

Lehman, "which will be approved promptly as part of the Federal public works program, will be the completion of the Tri-borough Bridge and its approaches. The Grand Central Parkway, when completed, will stretch from the Ridgewood section of Brooklyn to Wheatley Hills in Nassau County. Construction of the first Waramaug State Park in Connecticut gives the motorist out for a day's ride a jaunt he'll long remember. Fine roads and' scenic effects J7 which are breath taking make this LEGEND tour well -worth while. The combi fi STAier Vb finish nation of Westchester Couaty and eoure ornee eastern Connecticut comes close to I I IftHC Gov.

Lehman speaking at ceremonies incident to opening of Grand Central Parkway, Queens, yesterday. Aa ra hm jt irz HIGHWAYS- s. OOVEC Corporation. T. G.

McCormick wil be Mr, Rowland's assistant. ROWLAND TO TAKE OVER ADVERTISING R. M. Rowland, assistant general CONNECTICUT MWI IMG i IBEACOM I J. sales manager, will also take over direction of the advertising depart DANBWt- 5tNOV REVIVE ROAD RACE Revival of the Elgin national an.

tomobile road race is announced! for Aug. 24 and 25. It will bW held over the original eight-mil course near Elgin, 111. Ti- HOOK ment, according: to announcement M6 Kffgssrlii yesterday by L. G.

Peed, general sales manager of De Soto Motor seven-mile section cost $4,500,000. The project is being financed with fund supplied by the city, Nassau County, the State and Federal Governments. Also at the ceremonies, which SthAv. SUBWAY; being unbeatable for the automobile sightseer, as you will discover. Lake Waramaug State Park covers an area of ninety-five acres, with the lake in its center.

The lake frontage is 3,000 feet, with facilities for all kinds of water sports. Camping is allowed in the park but you must provide your own equipment. The general setting is as fine as you'll find in many a day's trip. Starting from Fordham Rd. and Crotona go north to the beginning of the Bronx River Parkway and follow it past White Plains to the Kensico Dam at Valhalla.

At the traffic circle here bear right onto N. Y. 22, going right at the next fork for Armonk. Go right at intersection in center cf Armonk on Macadam road, passing the Westchester Airport and continuing on to Bedford. Bear left with 22 at the town star NEW System QUEENS BOULEVARD were held in Garden City, L.

were Robert Moses, Chairman of the Stat Council of Parks; Queens and Brooklyn Borough Presidents and George McAneny, President of the Regional Plan Association. SUBWAYS MEAN MONEY Invest In New Tork. ftty properly adjacent to NKW 81RWA VH hefor Snbway is in operation. With opemns of new subway sdiaeent. land rreatly Increase in value.

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(Other pictures on page 34) FIRE VOLUNTEERS NAME HASSELHUHN Bergenfield, N. July 15 (jF). The New Jersey and New York Route of today's tour. are rifht at hatnl. MEACHAM REALTY CORP.

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Telephones! BA relay State Volunteer Firemen's Association today held its twentieth annual convention, re-electine HOW TO OO By auto from New York. Take Queen BonleTard to Qurenibure Theatre, four short blocks beyond trolley crown nr at Grand St. Offies directly across street from Queeneboro Tlieatre. corner Queen Boulevard and 67th Ave. (Caldwell Are Tel.

NE wtown 9-8818. Christian Hasselhuhn of Carlstadt, now with U. S. 7, and head for Ridgefield. Watch the fork about five miles out where 7 cuts off to the left.

You go right, picking up Conn. 35 which brings you into Ridgefield. Turn right at monument on Main St, still with 35, and cross the State line onto N. Y. 123.

Go through South Salem, taking left JN. president. fork in town, then left at the end of the road on N. Y. 121 for Bed ford.

Go left with 121 into Cross River, with Cross River Reservoir on your right, and proceed to Bed ford. Bear right at triangular in tersection there onto 22, from which point you retrace your route to Valhalla and back over the Bronx River Parkway. Length of tour, 190 miles. Time, seven hours, including an hour for center, then left again at fork on th outskirts of the town. Still following 22, go right at the next fork and about a -mile farther on and left at the next intersection.

Continue through Katonah, Goldens Bridge, Purdys (watch the fork here and go left) and Croton Falls to Brewster. At fork toming into this town bear right, going under railroad and onto a fine new roadway which takes you right through Pawling to South Dover. Here you turn right onto a two-lane concrete road which ends at the Connecticut state line. You are now on Conn. 65 which is followed to Gaylordsville.

Go left at intersection there onto U. S. 7 which is followed through Kent to its intersection with Conn. 45. Turn right onto 45 and continue through Warren to the Lake.

Returning, continue on 45 to its Intersection with Conn. 25. Go left cnto 25, then right at fork onto Conn. 47 for Washington. At the town center of this picturesque community turn left and proceed to Woodbury.

Swing right onto U. S. 6 at the next intersection and follow this road through Southbury to Sandy Hook. U. S.

6 goes right there and you go with it, turning right at the next intersection with 6 in Newton, and on to Danbury. Turn left, at the first intersection there with 6, then right at the city center. Several blocks beyond, at small triangular park, swing left into Division then right into Park lunch. AUTOS SHOW ONLY SLIGHT DECREASE HERE LAST YEAR The decline ti the number of cars in operation and in the quan tity of gasoline used in 1932 was only 6 per much less than the curtailment in the consumption of other essential commodities, ac cording to the -1933 edition of "Facts and Figures of the Automo bile Industry," released yesterday by the National Automobile Cham ber of Commerce. New- York maintained its posi tion as having the greatest number of motor vehicles in operation 2,241,930 passengers and trucks.

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