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BROOKLYN TIMES UNION AUGUST 4, 1932 THURSDAY KANSAS STILL DRY FISH MARKET PLAN DOWNTOWN ASS'N AIR COOLED FOR COMPLETE SHOPPING COMFORT HAS PLAN 10 PARK OPPOSED BY VICS WARD'S August Sale Features Only SHOPPERS AU Dock Commissioner to Hold Hearing on Sheepshead Bay Home Owners' Protest. i hi mm Backs Group Asking Board of Transportation for Use of Land in Store Area. it I V---" 'l i i 3m LLlidJld M'KECHNIE ESTATE IS WORTH $187,001 British Naval Craft Builder Died Intestate. Sir James McKechnle, one of BrIUln's foremost naval craft builders, left an estate Of U9.7I0 gross and JlST.nOl net, according to an appraisal filed yesterday In Surrogate's Court Queens The bulk of the estate, wag In stocks and bonds and the balance largely In notes and mortgages. Sir James, a Scot, was knighted by King George for his service In the British empire and a ship builder.

He and his wife, Lady Josephine McKechnle, had lived for several years at 218 North Church st Kew Gardens. He died last Ort. 12 while on a visit to London. Sir James died Intestate, and the estate, according to the appraiser's report. Is divided into three shares, coo going to the widow and the balance In equal shares to a brother, Sir John McKechnle, and engineer, and a sister, Miss Margaret McKechnle, both of Abbots-ford House, Cardonald, Glasgow, Scotland.

ITS A Fishermen who seek a livelihood from the sea, and waterfront property owners of Sheepshead Bay who shudder at the thought of fish market in their neighborhood, will air their conflicting views at a hearing, announcod today by Dock Commissioner John McKenzie, to be held In his offices at Tier A. North River. Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The proposition will be opposed by a delegation of property owners and representatives of civic associations headed by J. V.

MUgrani, secretary of the Independent Civic Association of Sheepshead Bay. The invasion of Sheephead Bay by professional fishermen, as distinguished from those who go down to the sea for a day's sport, said Mr. Mllgram, would be a serious detriment to the locality. In the vicinity of Emmons ave. and Kasl lifith the proposed site of the fishing pier, are several fine homes, ho pointed out, and Tap-pens Hotel, resort known for years.

Is directly opposite. SEX. GEORGE Met. ILL That Kansas, first of the "dry" Stales, 1b still safe from the wet Invasion is evident from the results of the recent primary. Senator Mc-Glll.

an ardent dry, was renominated on the Democratic ticket as was Governor Harry H. Woodring. The Republican nominees are also pledged to prohibition. at the Lowest Prices in History! because because because ESTABLMUro UWI. WIFE SAYS CRUELTY TURNED HAIR WHITE Automobile parking accommodation for hundreds of shoppers In the busy down-town department store area may be provided In the near future through the efforts of the Downtown Brooklyn Association.

It was learned today at the offices of the Board of Transportation that negotiations have been started through the association to rent to a (roup of representative merchants approximately lOO.onn square feet of property which the board regards as suitable for auto parking purposes. Three parcels are involved. One is tho property on Smith between Livingston and Schermer-horn sts. Two other purcels are on Sehernierhorn between Bond and Smith sts. The dimensions of the Smith st.

parcel, roughly, are 17(1x50. The available property In Kchermerhoi st. conslntH of shout M.llOO square feet. The negotiations were opened recently when inquiries were made to the Hoard of Transportation for terms. The understanding Is that the group represented liy the Downtown Association was told to present a formal iijipliciitlon which would bo considered by the hoard.

To date, no official action bus been taken. The Smith and Sehernierhorn st. parcels are avallnhle as a result of operations In 4 he downtown section, similar parcels located ebiewhere in the city have heaji let for such purposes by the Board of Transportation, except where zoning regulations made it impossible. Officials of the Iloird or Transportation explain that the renting of such properties usually Is authorized by the hoard between the time the contractors have finished work and the hoard decides to make final disposition of the lUfltAlffttn! WARD'S buys only from certain selected manufacturers who make furniture to our own rigid specifications. Nothing but the finest of quality for Ward's! WARD'S buys furniture for more than 500 stores from coast to coast.

This large scale purchasing explains the absolutely rock-bottom prices on the furniture in the Sale! WARD'S has followed the furniture market closely for many years. Prices have never been so low Quality, beauty, dependability are offered to you at real BARGAIN prices 14-lit nr. fovxttf ft tot. P. 51.

WARD'S Entire Store Open until FRIDAY and SATURDAY i. 4- -3 i i( She Alleges Husband Walked Across Her Stomach. Trenton. N. Aug.

4. Charging that her luisbund treated her so cruelly her linlr turned white, Mrs. Helen Collins of Knst Orange today filed suit for separate mslnlensnce In Chancery Court here against Edward Collins. The wife claimed thrt almost from the beginning of their married life in she suffered from Ihe violent temper of her husband. A year sfter they were married, she rtated.

while she, was In bed the "deiendant came in and walked over petitioner's stomach." In fear of her life, Mrs. Collins paid that she was forced to seek refuse at the home of her mother at 247 Amherst East Orange. During the course of the alleged cruel treatment, she charged her hair turned white and she became so sick and nervous she was unable to perform any work. Logical Reasons Why You Buy For Less, If You Buy Direct We manufacture a complete line of water heaters and repair parts, and sell the supply house, who in turn sells the trade, who in turn sells to you. Buy Direct Save two profits.

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486 Tompkins at Fulton St. BROOKLYN, N. Y. DEcatur 2-020S-5143 96 Outfits! No More At This Price When These Are Sold! -Post Bed and Mattress THIEF SELLS VIOLIN Washington, Aug. 4.

A $100 violin was stolen frnm Hampton Galla-ban's aulomoblle. I'nlice found II in and 90-Coil Spring a second-hand store. The thief had I old it for 5t cents. I FJ.45 complete They work together to keep your motor cool 3 fPTm' Before Sale, $27.95 Four Poster Double Bed Choice of walnut, mahogany or maple veneer. Colonial style turned posts and legs.

Roll Edge Mattress A 45-pound comfortable mattress of soft felted cotton covered Tith floral art ticking. 90-Coil Spring Premier coil spring made of strong tempered steel. Finished in bakad-on green enamel. 'Ti rMi it- 9 i WARD'S Quality BrddinsThirtl Floor ,1 i i Solid Walnut 27x50 Inch Axminster Rugs Solid Walnut End Tables Electric Clocks I H'Tnl T-rtfc y-- $10-95 i A $1.95 $1.19 C-C iJA Yes, SOLID walnut, and only Built-in Electric Clock, Three Shelve Imagine, a solid walnut cabinet 68 in. high, with 9-inch brass etched dial clock at this low August Sale price.

WARD'S Third Floor a if. Get three or four of thsp cnod lookinir C2UL Scalloped top, large book compartment. Finished with the rich luster usually found in expensive furniture. WARD'S floor scatter rugs! All-wool face. Choice of 10 popular Oriental patterns; tightly woven backs.

WAKD'6 Fourth Floor e.ooMU(3iM: maim, mmmm 40-Inch Kitchen Cabinets Now sold at 250 Warner-Quintan, Municipal and Mileage Stations Porcelain Top! 67 Inches High! Before Sale, Special at Green Ivory White Green and Ivory $15'88 Today's high speed engines tend to run hot. Engines that overheat are likely to knock, waste gasolene and oil and run up repair bills. Heat seeping up through tho floor boards also makes driving uncomfortable. KOOLMOTOR gasolene and oil solve this problem of excessive heat. They are specially refined, specially blended to keep motors COOL.

KOOLMOTOR Gasolene's great energy is converted Into knockless power not dissipated into excessive heat. KOOLMOTOR Oil-the perfect PennsyL vania oil COOLS as it lubricates absorbs searing, blistering heat and carries it away from hot friction surfaces and bearings. Use these two fine products in combination. You will find them at more than 250 Warner-Qulnlan, Municipal and Mileage stations in Metropolitan New York and vicinity all of them ready to give courteous, efficient and swift service. At them also you can obtain Super-X, our powerful, regular-priced gasolene.

Women! Here's the cabinet you have always wanted but thought too expensive! We were fortunate enough to get 100 of these cabinets to sell at Early selection advised! Read these Important Facts! IbLmrt WbiU PrelaJn I Mad of HAftDWOOD with 3 ply back, aides and bottom panel. 40 by 21'j inch white porcalain top. 25-pound flour bin with aifter attachment Built-in. TilU forward for easy filling. Six-pound ugar jar, spice jar rack and rolling pin rack located where they art eay to reach.

Metal lined Jrawer to keep bread and cake fmh nd one drawer for linen er cutlery. Decorated doora, turned lege and nickel plated hardware. at LOWER Pruts Third Floor A I ft DOftrcOAMC Citle Service on of America's ttn largest induttrial organizations-broadcasts Fridaya, 8 P. M-r (Extern Daylight Time) oVr WEAF and 32 N. B.

C. autiont WARD'S for QUALITY Furniture iM i jiii liinwiw ii ii i ii i mn mi iin i it mu i JAMAICA REpublic 9-1000 AIR-COOLED 151st Street and Jamaica Avenue i and Telephone Orders Filled Call REpublic 9-1000 It.