Daily News from New York, New York • 214

WiMioBoiisSDnffg. gpco IPavinag Sets Hfecawrdl Five weeks ahead of time, WPA has completed resurfacing of roadways of Williamsburg Bridge, Major Irving Huie, PAY FINES FOR i Drfdal Slant Kicks Dnelfc Salt Lake City. July 10 UP). It was quite a stunt newly-wed Mr. and Mrs.

Norman Taylor thought up appearing at a reception in their honor locked together with handcuffs. But they lost the key. Obliging police picked the locks. See Safety Movie David F. Soden, District Tax Supervisor, invited interested groups yesterday to arrange for showings in his headquarters of a color-slide film entitled So You Want a Driver's License." The 15-minute production with recorded comment, tells the story of how to get a license in New York State, Soden said.

"We feel that this picture will prove extremely interesting to all groups interested in traffic safety," he added, "especially the younger groups who will be applying for drivers' licenses in the near future." Appointments for free showings may be made at the district office, 320 Schermerhorn Brooklyn. Deer at Ball Game Astoria, July 10 (JP). Maybe the view isn't so good from "Friend A 8 fj 1 ,4 it a the forest-lined outfield. At any rate, a deer strolled clear into second base during a Softball game among the soldiers at Fort Stevens. He scampered away unharmed.

Heads Wage Group Washington, July 10 (JP). The wage and hour division of the Labor Department appointed today Max Meyer of New York as chairman of an industry committee to recommend a new minimum wage for the miscellaneous apparel industry. are two typical vilim indicate 'why thousand lumoukcri have fennj it (ty and coavenieat to open account at John A. Sckwarzt Either item 4 i Here Work crews complete re-surfacing job on center lane on Williamsburg Bridge. yesterday.

AH lanes were $17,500 saving to the city and WPA. Officials stressed that speedy completion had been effected despite spells of intense heat and the necessity of keeping some lanes open to traffic at all times. Work now is being pushed on resurfacing the bridge's pedestrian walks. $1 Delivert 5r WEEKLY SMBsHLlHHLLBlLSSHBLliiLftHflBsisBiiB BEACH GAMING Coney Island and Brighton must not be made "a proletarian Monte Carlo of the beaches," Magistrate Magistrate Solomon Hit retort gaming. Charles Solomon declared yesterday in Coney Island Court.

Though the two resorts, are play Areas, "play" doesn't mean gambling, he added, fining three women and a young man $1 each. Mrs. Fay Ralston, 32, of 1800 Ocean Parkway; Mrs. Gertrude Olin, 25, of 8020 Bay Parkway, and Mrs. Bess Baron, 29, of 1806 J2th all Brooklyn, were charged with playing cards for money at the foot of Brighton First St.

They insisted the game was an innocent ne of penny rummy. Jerry Sherak, 26, a stock clerk, 2818 W. Second Brooklyn, was charged with dice rolling- at Brighton First St. Bomb Threat Puts Patrol at Drydock Brooklyn police admitted yesterday that a patrol was being maintained at the Robins Drydock, Erie Basin, Brooklyn, as a result of an anonymous note found in the dry-flock last week, which threatened that a bomb would explode On July 11 at 12 A. and blow up British freighter moored there for repairs.

G-men, Coast Guardsmen and detectives of the bomb and sabotage squad searched the British freighter Empire Unity last Saturday after the written threat was found in a washroom of the dry-dock. Nothing suspicious was tin-covered. As-the deadline set by the note reared yesterday, a report thai a second anonymous note was received by drydock officials, warning that a bomb would explode in the yards today, was investigated and labeled false. At the office of the Todd Shipyards in Manhattan, which controls the Robins shipyard, it was denied that any threatening letter had been received or that a new search had been made the drydock. 107 Fliers Air-Cooled Phoenix, July 10 (JP).

The temperature touched 107 at Luke Field, new U. S. Army Air Corps advanced training school, but there came a cooling communique from Washington. Senator McFarland advised that the War Department had approved a cooling system for the barracks designed to house 3,000 officers and men. pip- Stainless Porcelain Top 3.95 EACH! 5 -Piece DINETTE 1 Regularly J7.J0.

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local administrator, announced nlaced in full use. The final portion of the job, re placing cobblestones with rein forced concrete paving over 3,260 feet of roadways on the bridge ap proaches, ollowed.modermzation of highway sections on the bridge. Estimates on the cost of the ap proach surfacing had been $78,095, but the job was finished with a wr ft I i St area Osva) Prl4ar 1. 1 till Salorar Might A I'klysi 2SI tiviaptss i Irtcklyn 4SI Fifth j-f Jaaaieai 1 Flasala! H. Wl Htsjpstsa4i II Mala DRESSES 1 -A -Z I 1 1 A 11 st.

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