Daily News from New York, New York • 558

Ekftm. See. 5 DAILY NEWS, FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1935 Watch PWA MARKING TIME ON BRIDGE SPEEDWAY 4 t. DISROBING OF GIRLS ROUSES ONTARIO Guelph, April 18 (U.R). Disciplinary action will be taken today against students involved in the disrobing and painting of five Kitchener girls on the Ontario Agricultural College campus Sunday night.

Agriculture Minister Duncan Marshall told the Ontario Legislature four girls had been daubed with shoe polish and smeared with cod liver oil by the students. The girls invaded the campus and refused to leave. FOSSIL ON CAMPUS Ithaca, N. April 18 (JP). A fossilized sea urchin a half billion years old was found today on the Cornell University campus, Dr.

Kenneth E. Carter, university paleontologist, announced. PWA funds are sought to remodel unused roadway on Williamsburg Bridge for nse ef motorists. Work was started bat abandoned because of lack of funds. LAWYER SAVED FROM JAIL BY HOUR MARGIN With 4 P.

M. drawing near and a deputy sheriff waiting for that hour to take him to jail for nonpayment of a $250 contempt of court fine, Sol Douglas, attorney, of 105 Court Brooklyn, ex ecuted a legal flank movement yes terday an hour before the deadline and stayed all action until May 6. Douglas was conducting a trial in Supreme Court, Broo'dyn, yesterday with the deputy in readiness. But at 3 P. M.

the lawyer obtained from Justice Mitchell May an order requiring Justice Frank F. Adel, who imposed the fine, to show cause on May 6 why a writ of certiorari should not be granted to review Adel's action. Justice May also stayed proceed ings against Douglas until May 6. Justice Adel had imposed the fine and a 10-day jail sentence on Douglas. Later he canceled the jail sentence, yet insisted if Douglas did not pay the fine within ten days he must go to jail for 30 days.

The ten days ended at. 4 P. M. yesterday. BOGUS MONEY GIVES 3 YOUTHS PRISON TERMS Three Brooklyn youths pleaded guilty to passing counterfeit bills, yesterday in Federal Court, Brook- yn, before Judge A.

Inch. Hyman Nadelson. 22. of 248 New Lots and Joseph Sim- koff, 22, of 3252 Midwood passed a $20 bill on a baker at 6970 Grand Maspeth, Queens. Simkoff was sentenced to five years and Nadelson to three years.

Joseph Muraco, 19, of 188 San-ford who passed a $10 bill on another baker at 96-12 Jamaica Richmond Hill, Queens, was sentenced to a year and a day. ii mil each per pot and up EACH INTERNATIONAL CROOK HELD IN DIAMOND FAKE With a police record, starting la 1911. which includes convictions in England. Austria, Switzerland. Egypt, France and Italy, as well as the United States.

Isidore Givot. 33. was held without bail for hearing Monday on grand larceny charges, yesterday in Gates Avenue Court. Brooklyn. Givot, who said he lived at 444 Central Park West, Manhattan, van arraigned before Magistrate Lai perm on the swindling Mrs.

Clara Reiss of fiflt-A Madison Brooklyn, out of $1,500 in a fake diamond sale. Mrs. Reiss said she waft I waikine no Reid on Marcn l-J when another man asked her if there was a Eitperin Russian settlement nearby. While they talked, she said. Givot approached and joined the conversation.

The first man, posinsr as a new arrival, guilelessly sold Givot a 10 gold piece for $1.50, Mrs. Reiss said. Then he produced seven diamonds which Givot bought for $430. Givot told Mrs. Reiss the stones were of great value and offered to divide them with her for $1,500.

She drew that amount from the bank, gave it to Givot, who left and did not return. Detective Michael Matis of the! Main Office Division arrested Givot who' denied having "swindled Mrs. Re'ss. EASTER SUNRISE SERVICE PLANNED FOR HARBOR FORT Easter Pawn serivices of St. John's Episcopal Church, where Gen.

Robert E. Lee, Southern hero, CoL Nohle J. Wiley once worshipped, will be held at 5:15 Suinlay morning on the rampart of Fort Hamilton. From the ramparts, the congregation will have an unobstructed view of the sun rising and of Gravesend Bay. The Rev.

Robert Y. Condit, rector, will conduct the services. Col. Noble J. Wiley, commanding officer at Fort Hamilton, and his command will attend.

The 18th Infantry Band will play Easter hymns under direction of Warrant Officer Simon Tresing. General Lee attended services at the church when he was in command of Fort Hamilton before the Civil War. FORMULATE PROGRAM Directors of the Merchants Association ef Far Rockaway. Queens, will formulate their program for the coming Summer at a meeting- to be held today in Mermaa Restaurant, Far 1 VSs, NAMM'S 1 -a oris-. A Mo sub Dresses with Tailored Crepe Skirts 5 .20 ON SALE SATURDAY In a quandary about your Easter dress? These frocks are the answer to your problems! Flatteringly feminine above the waist and trim and straight belowl The frock has a soft, ruffled collar and shirring in the peasant manner.

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Kracke, Commissioner of Plants and Structures, reported he is ready to go ahead with the Willianuburg improvement as soon as funds are allocated. Motorists Bewail Jams. Necessity of an additional traffic route is urged by motorists who have been caught in jams on the bridge, and delayed from five to twenty-five minutes during rush hours. The roadway formerly was used by trolley cars. Work of remodeling it was started but abandoned for lack of funds.

"At present," said Kracke, "I have two requests in for funds to complete this driveway. One was filed with the Budget Director last FalL A supplemental one was made out at the request of the Mayor and taken up by him with the Washington authorities. Funds Sought by Mayor. "This item was included in his request for the city's share of the $4,800,000,000 Federal relief funds. Williamsburg Bridge, if we receive this money, will be one of the first projects to share in its benefits." GIRL SLEEPER DIES Boston, April IS (U.R) Esther Shellmer, 19, victim of a strange ivim in Bircfiing sicKness, aied to day, ii was tne third time she had at ii nil i ue malady within two months.

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