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3 BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1931, New Tubercular Hospital to Cost About $3,000.000 500 Patients Will Be Cared For in New Brooklyn Institution, Says Greeff "No effort will be spared to make the new Tuberculosis Hospital in Brooklyn one of the best and most efficient institutions of its kind in the world," Dr. J. G. W. Greef, Commissioner of the Department of Hospitals, said today.

"And by this I mean the building as well as accommodations for patients and treatmest. As to details, it is impossible to go into them now, except that there will be accommodations for 500 patients and that $3,000,000 will be expended on the building. "Plans in detail," the Commissioner went on, "cannot be prepared until we are sure that the Board of Estimate will accept the site recommended by this department. The location of this site is at the north and adjacent to the Kings County Hospital group of buildings. It comprises an entire city block in my opinion, as good a location for an institution of that sort as can possibly be found in Brooklyn, especially because of its nearness to the Kings County Hospital.

"As I have said, nothing definite can be done about the plans until we are sure that the site in ques1 tion will be accepted by the Board of Estimate, after having been approved by the Board of Aldermen, in which latter body the matter is now pending. I do not doubt that it will be accepted provided the present owners of the property do not put too high a price upon it. If they do we shall have to look around for another location for the Tuberculosis Hospital." The other new Brooklyn Hospital decided upon by the city government will be erected in Bay Ridge. The site selected by the Hosiptal Department, tentatively, also embraces an entire city block, bounded by 15th and 16th Aves. and 83d and 84th Sts.

This is to be a general hospital, with room for 400 beds and will cost $2,500,000, according to estimates. Queens Borough, too, is to get a new general hospital. De The site chosen by the Hospital Department for this institution is at Queens Boulevard and Grand Elmhurst. The estimated cost of this building is $2,500,000, and will have space for 400 patients. John E.

Kleist of 134 E. 44th Manhattan, is the architect of the Tuberculosis Hospital building. Court Dismisses Case Against Dr. Ebeling Dr. William B.

Ebeling of 54 Greene who was arraigned in Gates Avenue Court Monday afternoon on the charge of impairing the year -old girl to ride in his automomorals a of a minor by asking a 12- bile on Sunday, was cleared of the charge the same afternoon. "It is crime to ask a child if it wants to take a side." ruled Magistrate the complaint. Dr. added George M. Curtis in throwing, out that, whether it was or not, he did not do it.

Women Will Vote In Turkish Election Angora, Turkey, March 5 (P)- The Turkish Parliament, acting on instructions by President Mustapha Kemal Pasha, today voted its own dissolution after enacting a measure calling a new general election. The new election also will involve a Presidential election by the National Assembly. In the general election the full franchise is granted Turkish women, and it is expected the new Parliament will include several women Deputies, one of them probably Afet Hanim, adopted daughter of the President. BALCH, PRICE CO. FULTON SMITH STREETS, BROOKLYN Friday and Saturday The Season's Newest Hats! Watteaus, Bandeaus and Turbans 7.75 Reg.

$7.50 values Have you seen the new selection of inexpensive hats? Bakous, sisols, rough straws every desired mode for spring is included in this group and all colors. HEADSIZES to 23 TO BE ONE OF BEST HOSPITALS IN WORLD Architect's drawing of new tuberculosis hospital for Brooklyn. John J. Gorman, Old Williamsburg Merchant, Is Dead Fifty Years in Business Here-Suffered a Stroke Just Before Christmas John J. Gorman, merchant and active civic leader in the old Williamsburg section of Brooklyn, died in his 84th year yesterday, at the home of his daughter, Mrs.

Martin McCormick, on Long Drive, Hempstead, L. body was brought back to Brooklyn, to the home of another daughter, Mrs. Charles V. Hearns, 50 Midwood Mr. Gorman had been ill since he had suffered a stroke while visiting his daughter in Hempstead shortly before last Christmas.

Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m., Saturday, in the Church of St. Francis of Assisi, Nostrand Ave. and Maple St. The Rt. Rev.

Francis X. Ludeke, the pastor, will officiate. Interment will follow in St. John's Cemetery. In Business 50 Years business was discontinued.

Leaves Ten Children Mr. Gorman was born in and came to this country with his as an infant. His father parents, Gorman, started a small dry goods store on N. 7th St. near Driggs Ave.

back in 1857. As the business expanded, it was moved first to the corner of Driggs Ave. and Fenimore Place, and finally to 229 and 231 Grand St. There it beof the first Brooklyn department stores under the name of John J. Gorman Sons, and continued to operate, for almost 50 years, until John J.

Gorman retired from active business in 1914. At that time, the character of the neighborhood having changed, the Mr. Gorman was one of the organizers of the Grand Street Board of Trade, and was active in the Catholic Benevolent Legion, the Knights of Columbus and other organizations. He was one of the first to advocate early closing for department stores, so as to give more free daylight time for employes. He is survived by six daughters and four sons.

They are: Mrs. A. W. Lawrence, wife of Dr. Lawrence: Marie Jeanne, a Sister of Charity in Manhattan; Mrs.

Hearns; Mrs. McCormick; Mrs. William T. Smith; Mrs. Thomas McGee of Roosevelt, L.

the Rt. Rev. Mons. B. Gorman of the Church of St.

Catherine- -of Genoa, Linden Boulevard and Albany Charles A. Gorman, and Vincent and Joseph A. Gorman, the last two of Kingston, N. Y. Levy Explains Why He Presided At Bank Trials Bar Studies Long Awaited and Voluminous Report of Institution's Borrower Supreme Court Justice Aaron J.

Levy's long delayed explanation of why he presided at trials in which the Bank of United States was a party while he was a borrower from the bank was being studied today by a sub-committee of the executive committee of the New York City Bar Association. Justice Levy requested permission on Feb. 4 to submit an explanation before the executive committee acted on a communication from the association's committee on courts of superior jurisdiction which questioned propriety of his presiding at the trials and subthen mitted for the facts for "such action as may appropriate." The Levy been awaited for a month by the executive committee. "It is a voluminous communication," said Charles C. Burlingham, president of the association, "and is accompanied by many exhibits.

The executive committee decided to appoint a subcommittee to give the letter and exhibits careful study. Consequently the contents of the letter will not be made public at this time." THEATRICAL 5 STARS (AP) TO Richard WED Bird, the actor, and Joyce Barbour, also known to the stage on both sides the Atlantic, are to be married on Saturday, it was announced today. They played together in "Havoc," which Bird lists in the theatrical Who's Who as his favorite play. Miss Barbour is now one of the stars in a musical play here, Central Building For Courts Here Proposed in Bill Legislature Is Also Given Merit School Act Provid. ing for Teachers' Lists Eagle Bureau, Capitol Building.

Albany, March 5-Provision for a central court house for the various municipal courts now scattered throughout Brooklyn is made in a bill introduced today by Assemblyman Albert Martin Cohen. The measure would require the municipal sinking fund commission to provide money for a court house that would be completed by Jan. 1, 1933. "The system whereby we have separate court houses is out of date," said Cohen. "It is no longer needed for the convenience of litigants, because modern transit facilities have brought all parts of the borough close Assemblyman Edward P.

Doyle introduced a bill abolishing medical advertising over the radio except by licensed physicians. He also offered 2, oil! permitting the issuing of life insurance to persons under 18 years of age if the application is made by a parent or guardian of the minor. Unemployment Bill Another unemployment bill was added when Assemblyman William Breitenbach presented a bill for a commission to study the plight of the jobless and repor', on the feasibility of unemployment insurance. Provision for the assignment of only 10 percent of a man's wages to loan companies or credit stores is made in a bill introduced by Assemblyman Robert K. Story Jr.

Any assignment would be illegal where a man and wife are living together unless both approved in writing. GETS PHI BETA KAPPA KEY Lewiston, March 5-Harold E. Thomas of Brooklyn, N. was among 11 Bates College students today elected to Phi Beta Kappa, the national honorary scholastic society. you can enjoy this coffee and still enjoy sound sleep! 13, 2 EVEN if the caffein in coffee has kept you American Medical Association.

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Ryan and Other Officials of System Tribute to Dr. James Monroe Edsall, Brooklyn district superintendent of schools, was paid by leaders in the city school system today in telegrams and messages of sympathy to his widow. President George J. Ryan of the Board of Education, on learning of the sudden death Tuesday night of Dr. Edsall, who first began teaching in the old Town of New Utrecht in 1887, said: "A leader of the humanitarian work of the Junior Cross and the School Relief Fund, Dr.

Edsall devoted the closing years of his life to sufferers among the children and among his fellow men. 'Lost Inspiring Teacher" "Superintendent Edsall was known throughout the State as a distinguished educator. The school system has lost an inspiring teacher and a man of exemplary character." Joseph Miller secretary of the board, said Dr. Edsall's passing is a distinct loss to the school system. He was a "very high type of educator." Mr.

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