Daily News from New York, New York • 174

DAILY NEWS. MONDAY, AUGUST 19, 1933 F.rocMvn Section Pare Rush Shore Drive Job GHWAY PLAN: MP HI CAD RAZE FLUSHING BUILDINGS TO 2-BORO BRIDGE ADEN STREET Construction of the jrcpoped Queens-Dronx bridge, by Queens civic groups, moved nearer realization yesterday when Queens officials reported a system of parkways And serv ice roads linking- it with Grand Central Parkway had been prepared. i i Twenty-seven buildings are being demolished to permit the widening of Northern Boulevard between Flushing Paver and Main Flushing, Queens. Buildings being razed are on the south side of the highway over a stretch of four blocks. Completion of this work and paving cf the section, when funds are made available, will mark the end tf a 10-year fight for the improve for th -were an-Twuneed by Borough President Gecrge U.

Harvey of Q-ieens, who sai the system had been marped fcy ersrireer? of the Queens Topo-raphii-al Bureau in ec-cperatien witn the l.ri Island State Park Commission and the Triboro Bridge Authority. CoM I S20.000.CC0. Harvey sani Park Commissioner Eobert Moses agrees with him as to the need for another bridge to 100 Babies Entered In Coney Parade Mere than ICC entries for the tab j- parade, feature cf the Coney Island JIardi Gras, have letn received, according to Harry C. Me inch an," Sam W. Gutn ertz, ec-chairmen.

The Martii Gras will held from Sept. 0 to 15. The baty parade will be en Saturday afternoon, Sept. 14. The Mardi Gras.

it was announced, will "theme" from legends tf the scene. WALL construction for extension of Shore Road around Fort Hamilton, Brooklyn, has advanced to stage where concrete is being Projected Marginal Highway will link Shore Road with Sunrise Highway, Queens. SURGEON EXTRACTS PIN FROM CHILD, 2 'An ambulance surgeon worked nearly an hour to extract a closed safety pin swallowed by Dorothy Wilhelm, 2, at her home at 124-32 Fifth College Point, Queens. NAMED POSTMASTER James T. McLaughlin, veteran Democratic Committeeman of Glea Head, Nassau, has received notifi tcottrcc.

Ali of Arabia Pledges Gun Charge Alibi Held in $1,000 bail Mohamet AH, 40, who lives far from his native Arabia at G25 Sackman Brooklyn, is awaiting trial on the charge of violating the Sullivan act tomorrow in Pennsylvania Avenue Court. Detective Joseph Connors of the ment. Most of the work being done under a contract awarded by Commissioner Frank C. Keller, cf the Queens Building Department. A few scattered structures, sold individually, already have been removed.

An application for final authorization for the project, which, will permit grading and paving, is pending before the Board of Estimate, Chief Engineer Andrew K. Johnson, Queens Highway construction head, said yesterday. Other plans for the highway call for a new bridge to eliminate; the present antiquated structure, but so far no money has been provided. The project will eliminate a traffic bottle neck. q.

cation of his appointment as postmaster of Glen Head to succeed Marcus O. HoweH, resigned. The postmastership carries a salary cf $2,000 a year. Pushes Drive To Eliminate Broadway The campaign to raze the elevated structure in Broadway, Brooklyn, between Havemeyer St. and Kent Brooklyn, will be pressed vigorously this Fall, according to State Senator James J.

Crawford, president cf the Williamsburg Merchants and Manufacturers Association. Crawford said his plans for lower Williamsburg, calling for a riverside park en the eld Broadway Ferry property at Kent and Liberty Avenue station told Magistrate James Blanchfield he found a pistol in a suit case in Ali's home. Ali pleaded guilty and indicated he would explain posession of the 'A CM. JjiSt weapon when he appears Map shows (heavy black line-) proposed location for Qurens-Bronx bridge. Broken line shows Tribor Bridge site.

erve a a bypass for Manhattan, lower Bronx and eastern Queens. The span, he estimated, will cost One part of the system calls for widening- Whitestcne Ave. to 20th Whitestone. where the main Tcadway would be bmit easterly to join Cr5 Inland Boulevard at or MONDAY TILL 9 P. M.

TUESDAY TILL- 6 P. M. At Both Uneeda Stores THR CiE.lIAE PISH-IP- '1y" COMPLETE iS Zzj EXTRAS Jjgg BEWARE THE SHARKS OFF NASSAU SHORE Bathers on the North Shore cf Nassau County have been warned to stay close in shore because of the appearance of sharks off Man-hasset Bay Inlet, near Port Washington, Nassau. Several fishermen reported seeing a school blue-nose sharks outside the bay inlet. construction cf modern apartment Choice cf The House! MEN'S houses in the area, will be advocated at the same time.

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hlv. Kr. LMMT-t TBigl S-859. SUITS ir1 Reduced to oss if o8) mar Willets Point Boulevard, and following Cross Island Boulevard throuirh Flushing to Grand Central Parkway near The Alternate Route. The second proposes parkway and service roads, avoiding White-stone, Littie Bay across Clearview Park to Little Neck Pay and around Crocheron Park.

Bay-side, and then continuing to Alley Pond Park and Grand Central Parkway. Harvey said he had been advised fcy Moses that "as soon as some definite conclusions as to traffic can be reached we are prepared to fro. further into the bridjre project. I need not tell you I am personally strongly in favor of this crossing if it can be with adequate jarkway and trunk connections. Pulls Fire Box To Save Mate From Licking rl Formerly 24.95 end 29Z0 HOTPOINT Hade by General Electric Refrigerator v- ti Custom Qu.lHv Tailoring! Many with r- 2 panHl Don't Delayl 1 3i I '3 Reduced from $129.50 3 DetfmJ fl -EfTcienf Economical Large i 50c Down Complete-Delivered-Installed 1.00 Weekly Protesting she merely turned in a fa'-e alarm of" fire to bring aid to her husband who she believed in ciansrer.

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