Daily News from New York, New York • 360

'r i (NEWS foto by Nick Sorrentlnc) Tfianksf Pal. Vincent J. Tesoriero president of Coney Island Chamber of Commerce, presents silver ash tray to Richard C. Patterson, Commissioner of Commerce, in appreciation of aid to Coney tourists. ''t.

I 1 foto by Bill lleurer) Scott Andrews, 3, I P. VI What Goes Up. (NEWS t-n 34th Jackson Heights, is a visitor, to the USS I)fwey, at Pier 86, North River. Gregory Swindl, jrunner's mate lifts him to give him a closer ok at a missile weapon. klyn an ueens ft -i nil i ly vi fr.

swSTv.V 5-Y ear Plan tress in I le ibrary A request for $1 .2.,8,000 will be made before the City Planning Commission by the Brooklyn Public Librarv for inclusion in the 11 capital budget. A request for approval of a five-year program totaling $7,367,840, for moderni-ration and expansion of the Central Library, Grand Army Plaza, reconstruction and improvement of branches, and construction of a Brooklyn Heights Branch, also will be made. i Capital liidret rfquireniens for tli Qiit-cns Konmjrh public Litraiy wert pinpointed by Chief1 Librarian Harolil V. Tucker for total of expenditures i dm nif the comiriK year. Approval Isti is asked for a five-year im- (NEWS loto by Ed Giorandlnc P1CCin1 in PoiIOVA Maj.

Gen. William M. Hamilton, retiring I UiOMiy III IVCVICVY, ag commander of the 102d Artillery Brigade, reviews troops at Fort Totten. He received Conspicuous Service Medal. Battling Ex-Pug Cops $3,500 Bail By HARRY DANYLUK A former fighter who, when questioned about a Brooklyn knife attack, slugged two detectives in the squadroom of the Greenpoint police station, was held in $3,500 bail yesterday on two charges of felonious assault.

Little People Happier Now A pair of friendly baby raccoons are amonjf new inhabitants of the recently reconstructed and reopened small animal house at Tackapausha Preserve on Sunrise Highway, Massapequa. The building was renovated to provide more attractive, sanitary quarters for a live exhibition of variou small animals typical of Nasi sau County, according to H. Rert Hansen, super intendant. Victor Machado, The ex-pug Jrovcment program totaling soni million. Hearings Open Today The planning commission will lioM departmental hearings starting ut Id A.

M. today, on these nd other additions or improvements totaling JtflO million ought by various city agencies. The Brooklyn Librarv seeks in the 1W1 bu.lget. and Police charged that Victor, while being questioned in the Ponce de Leon attack, jumped the two detectives, spraining Motherway's back and breaking LeCavalkr's noise. LeCavalier 25, of 372 Oakland Brooklyn, and his two brothers, Francisco, 20, of the same address, and Alberto, 30, of 124 llanhattan also Brooklyn, appeared before in also lost a tooth in the scrap.

Magistrate Louis S. Wallach IJ.770JMKI during and I for expansion and modernization I lffil capital budget, in additional the Central Library, which it i to renewal of for land Htimates will cost a total of acquisition, which was included 12.5HH.000. in the 1K totl a nnro. Francisco and Alberto Machado were held in $1,000 bail each on the Ponce de Leon assault charge. All will receive hearings tomorrow in Brooklyn Felony court.

Brooklyn Weekend Court. The two cops the fighter was charged with battering rested in Kings County Hospital in good condition. It wants to spend next priated by the Board of Estimate jor reconstruction, re- as of June 30 year lahilit itation and improvement of Tucker sir! itv V.o. nvn 40 Stitches in Victim Garden City School Tax Set at $3.95 The Garden City School BoaTd has set a tax rate for 1960-61 c.f $3.95 per $100 of assessed valuation, a 16-cent increase over last year's rate. The village school district's assessed valuation for next year is $84,438,443, an increase of over last year.

Taxes tc raised will total $3,335,318. The rest of the $4,270,161 school budget, approved last May, will come out of state aid, and adult education fees. bran hes, which is estimated will title to property for the new eost Of this, (Central Building 'in Jamaica, with appropriated by the Board Mi-rhiwtm-ol i All brothers were charged with'; the knifing of Faustine Ponce de Leon, 28, of 241 Moore Brook-' I lllUt dllll UlitlHIIIIkT ef rstimate as of June last I now underway. Th 1 i 1 but as yet unused was Carnival Set At L.I. Camp The annual Boys Harbor carnival will be held Thursday on camp grounds at Three Mile Harbor, East Hampton.

The camp for underprivileged youngsters has extended an invitation to every neighborhood child who is accompanied by an adult. lyn, at 4 A.M. Saturday at Manhattan Ave. and Clay St. He also was sent to Kings County Hospital where 40 stitches were taken in his back.

Victor Machado was rapped with a second assault complaint stemming from the attack on Detectives Leroy LeCavalier and James Mother ay. ouugeieci ior tnese purposes HK0, but as yet unused, was requested as a renewal for expenditure in the coming year. Sorrle $4 million required for constructing the building, although requested now because of budget procedures, rt S)ent untj, the following year, Tucker added. requested as a renewal for expenditure in the coming year. For the Brooklyn Heights Franch, formerly the Downtown Branch, at Fulton and Clinton the Brooklyn Library estimates the total cost at Th library askt $120,000 in the.