Daily News from New York, New York • 658

connection between the park andT 4,000 Register Fair Site WiM Meen the Willets Point Boulevard rapid transit station was being remodeled. New pedestrian facilities will be smaller and include a stairway connection from the Long Island platform. Nearly 4,000 men have registered with the three Nassau offices of the New York Employment Service in the past two weeks, for jobs in defense projects, officials announced. Ira Train Connections Flushing Meadow Park visitors this Summer will still have pedestrian connections between the park and rapid transit and Long Island Rail Road stations. Park Department officials an-? nounced yesterday that the demolition of the railroad's elaborate World's Fair Station will be completed in another week.

It will be replaced, they said, by a regulation station platform, with railroad service provided by the Port Washington line. The stop will continue to be designated as World's Fair Station. Officials said also that the ramp for EASTER mm, ESECL 1 1 1 "TV I Phone Cumberland 6-3220 For quick Lone Island service, 'phoneHAvenswood 8-2044 Then come in and get your Cash Use our simplified personal and family finance plan to get $10. to $300. NO RED TAPE-PLENTY OF TIME TO REPAY I (73 Your Old Living Room Suite Rebuilt To Look Like Newl Soite Called tor, Delivered frmmt re paired repoliabed Sprteft re-Tied, replaced, Cotte Felt aad Mosa Added where seeded Nc Sfr.af cm hie Haifa lutalicd Sail Sterilised New eeveriif Fabric tad Labor lacladed-FREE ESTIMATE! PRUDENTIAL'1 BOKO MA IX 50 Court St.

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Smith, once chief of WPA guards at LaGuardia Field, nd himself indicted as a co-defendant. Assistant United States Attorney J. Wolfe Chassen requested an adjournment of the trial, scheduled to open yesterday. He said Smith was in a Manhattan hospital where an effort is being made to save his right eye. Smith's eye has been sightless since ildhood.

Judge Matthew T. Abruzzo postponed the case until April 17. Concession Plot Alleged. An indictment accused Smith and the other five of conspiring to use their positions as WPA officials at the airport in January, 1939, to obtain $300 from a man in return for their influence in getting him a luncheon concession at LaGuardia Field. Chassen said Smith had conferred with him last Friday -nd agreed to testify for the Government.

The following night, while Smith was walking: his dog r.ear his home, 40-71 Elbertson Elmhurst, Queens, three unidentified men spring from automobile and attacked hm. They punched and kicked him and tried to gouge out his eye before they fled. Reservist Among Accused. Those indicted with Smith are Capt. James A.

Harron, a Reserve officer now on active duty; Julius Jacobson of 2503 E. 19th Brooklyn; Emanuel Tishman of 1944 Loring Place, Bronx; Max Pascal of 2410 Davidson Bronx, and his brother, Andrew, of 12 Pinehurst Manhattan. It was learned that the lunchroom concession at the airport was obtained by Joseph Reiner of 2946 W. 36th Brooklyn, from whom it was withdrawn after about two months. Had a Job.

Held for Relief Fraud Accused of obtaining $132 in home relief funds last Summer under the misrepresentation that he was unemployed, Peter Gilberti of 2337 E. Ninth Brooklyn, yesterday was paroled by Magistrate D. Joseph De Andrea in Coney Island Court for trial in Special Sessions. According to the complaint of Morris B. Seidelman, an investigator for the Department of Welfare, Gilberti actually was working and earned $288 in the period he obtained relief money.

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Two officers stationed at Fort du Pont were injured in an automobile-truck collision at the intersection of the Glasgow Road, du Pont Highway and state road early today. First Lieut. Gordon James Fraser. driver of th automobile, sustained cut on the nose, and Second Lieut. Frank Pettit, 29, who was riding with Fraser, suffered a concussion of the brain.

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