Daily News from New York, New York • 454

Just started-and the savings are just terrific! Asks Million In Teen Son's Hit-Run Death A damage suit against the city appeared in prospect yesterday following the filing of a claim stemming from the death of a young Floral Park motorcyclist following a hit-run accident June 28. The claim was filed with the office of Controller Gerosa by Harold A. Kane of 256-19 87th Floral Park, the youth's father. Kane contends that the city latled to provide proper medical care for hfs son, Harold Kane 18. The claim was filed as the aftermath of an accident at 2:45 A.M.

on Little Neck Parkway near 86th where the youth's motorcycle was struck by an au lizaU 11 li Kl) z) Liu iTuliaUij uLl ae im ffi Cl ra tomobile which sped away. Driver Captured The driver, Joseph D. Mullane 24. of 17 Third Garden City Park, was captured after a two-block chase, police said. Mul lane is awaiting trial in Special sessions.

Kane contends that his son after receiving first aid by i Queens General Hospital ambulance attendant, was taken to Long Island Jewish Hospital. 1 here Kane said, the boy was given no treatment and two hours passed before he was tranferred to Queens General Hospital. We're really "YES" wen during this tremendous end-oMhe-model-year sale! where he died that night. BridgeFacelift Starts Sept. 6 The Manhattan-bound upper roadway of the Manhattan Bridge WILL WE cn-the-spot, no-red-tape deals? WILL WE GIVE high trade-in allowances? DO WE MAKE the hottest deals in town? DO WE HAVE wide choice of models and colors? will close Sept.

6, when a 000 reconstruction project gets under way, Public Works Com missioner Zurmuhlen reported yesterday. The upper roadway job, he YES! said, will take a year, and the en YES! tire bridge reconstruction job, originally scheduled to begin last March 1, will take three years. Work on the Brooklyn-bound upper roadway will start after the Manhattan-bound artery re opens. The reconstruction is designed to permit truck traffic on both upper roadways. Other work includes repairs to the lower deck of the span, and improved approaches and links to WE'VE SLASHED VALIANT AND PLYMOUTH PRICES! the Brooklyn and Queens pressway.

Delay Decision In Broker Case Deputy Secretary of State Bernard Gordon reserved decision yesterday after completing a i civ vsr" hearing on whether to revoke the licenses of five real estate brokers accused of paying $15,000 in fees to Kenson B. Merrill, a Brook- haven Town Board member, to win rezoning of two parcels of PLYMOUTH SAVOY OY land in 1955. During the hearing Henry II $pUUl) VALIANT V-100 i 1 d-MMR VARflll Kay of 102 Allenwood Road, and 4-DDOR SEDAN "6 Erick J. Frank of 7 Henry St. both Great Neck, and Seymour Taubin of 50-50 186th Flush ing, denied knowing Merrill was a board member.

Prices shown art the Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Prices far the models indicated, equipped as illustrated, exclusive of transportation charges. Another Witness, S. Richard Silbert, Great Neek attorney and builder, also denied knowing of Merrills Town Board member ship. See the man who can't say "HO1' during this big Year End Sale! Lions Roar For More Fish mm wmrn Oakland Lake in Alley Park, Bayside Hills, stocked with trout early this year, has been fished out, according to the Bayside Lions Club. The club has appealed to the State Con servation Department to restock the spring-fed lake near Spring field Blvd.

and 47th Ave. The lake ia a favorite children's fishing spot..