Daily News from New York, New York • 126

46B BROOKLYN SECTION SUNDAY, AUGUST 14, 1938 Legion Plans Annual Shoot The annual three-day pistol shooting tournament of the Port Washington American Legion Post, 509, will be held Aug. 27-29. There will be both police and civilian shooting events. On the final day, there will be a runoff event between the winning police and civilian teams. Applications ara available at Police Headquarters, Port Washington, or through the Legion officers.

Big Push at Jacob Riis Park. Latest recreational addition at Jacob Riis Park, Queens, is this 6-foot leather and rubber pushball. It can afford a workout for quite a crowd as foto shows. 3 i rap. cssp tern iffifc Ifefe i 3 PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITES Course Is Changed For Lifeboat Maces A change in the course of the annual lifeboat races, Sept.

10, was announced yesterday by E. P. Ress, president of the International Life Boat Racing Association. 26TJEEKS TO PAY! The new two-mile course will be (O) (o) Used ami Reconditioned. Choice of style and cot-erinfi, bat only a limited qaaatity at this aauziag price.

Harry! SPEED REPAIR OF MANHATTAN BRIDGE SPAN With no general interruption in the daily flow of traffic, Manhattan Bridge is undergoing extensive changes and repairs designed to increase its safety and to improve driving conditions. Workmen are building a four-foot railing along the sides of the upper roadway on the Brooklyn SPECIAL! Reconditioned 3-R00M OUTFIT, COMPLETE Good Used Furniture KITCHEN PH AIRS 5Q BREAKFAST SETS 5.00 St. Anne's Picnic Set for Aug. 28 St. Anne's Council, K.

of has completed plans for its annual family outing and community picnic, to be held Aug. 28 at Belmont Park, near Elmont, Nassau. Children of 16 or less from Queens Village, Creedmoor, Bellaire, Hol-lis, Bellerose and St. Albans may attend, according to Camille La-Casse, chairman. CLUB CHAIRS 2.S0 OO50 ICE BOXES- KITCHEN RANGES-STUDIO COUCHES- All you ne.d to make cheerful cozy home.

Complete, priced as low at 912 RUGS 3.00 gin at a point just south of Governors Island and the finish line will be opposite the 69th St. Pier, Bay Ridge, Brooklyn. Abandon Old Course. The traditional course in the Narrows was abandoned this year due to Shore Road dredging work of the Park Department. Magistrate Matthew J.

Troy, chairman of the Brooklyn committee for the races, had asked Park Commissioner Robert Moses to suspend work for the day and have the derricks and dredges temporarily removed. Moses replied that such an arrangement was impossible in that contractors were involved in a time-penalty contract. Eight Crews Compete. The crews of eight large ships will compete in this year's race. An international event, the contest will begin at 4 P.

M. An hour earlier, Coast Guard crews will stage a preliminary "capsize race." Arrangements have been made to erect a grandstand at the finish line. Acres of waterfront park slope will offer excellent vantage points for other spectators. FULT0M AT STREET EXTRAORDINARY SPECIAL PURCHASE! sra3 (aBal a Bachor to Head Czecho-U. S.

Club Joseph Bachor was elected president of the newly organized Czechoslovak American Citizens' Club, composed of Americans of origin living in or near Manhasset. Nassau. The club will foster firmer relationship between the United States and Czechoslovakia. Club officials expect to enlist more than 1,000 members. At this LOW PRICE Only Because We Bought the Makers Surplus Stocks MEN WANTED WILLING TO WORK SALARY $18 A WEEK AND COMMISSION Steelworker prepares rivets ior new steel safety roadway on Manhattan Bridge.

end. Constructed of twenty-one inch steel, these barriers will extend- 1,200 feet into the bridge. They are designed to keep skidding motorists from crashing off the slope and plunging into the street below. The entire length of the lower center roadway is being repayed with concrete. The 6,000 feet of existing cobblestones is being removed.

This work is done at night, when the traffic is lightest. The new roadway is being built sections. Steel frames, four inches deep and eighteen feet long, are laid by workmen while traffic is diverted into another lane. Concrete is immediately poured into the frames, which are nine feet wide. As the substance hardens, it is steel-brushed to make it almost skid-proof.

The entire repair project is under supervision of Department of Public Works. (Other picture on page 1) A MOTHERS' and Fatkern tita-y. arnt FR KB H. Bn, The rn, 22 K. 424 St, V.

on rrrript aelf-adrfrcasetl, ataaM avelope. Regularly 76.75 fo 19.97 EVERY MATTRESS has welted seam edges, side handles, ventilators! EVERY MATTRESS covered in a choice of ACA, imported linen, panel-floral, and striped tickings! In desirable colors! EVERY MATTRESS has a double guarantee the manufacturer's and Loeser's! ALL STANDARD SIZES, but not in every pattern. BIG BROOKLYN COMPANY wants house to house salesmen with actual selling experience to sell household necessity. Salary and commission. No car needed.

MUST live in BROOKLYN or QUEENS. Write full details of past work, etc Interviews will be arranged. Dept. Box 140 Grand Central Post Office, New York. Purchases of f2S or More May Be Made -On Loeser's Convenient Payment Planm.