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8 BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, MONDAY, APRIL 14, 1930. Wins Wager but Loses Half Queens Peace Seen Balked FIREMAN OVERCOME While directing his force in fightl ig a re at 168-08 aud 108-10 Jamaica Ave, Jamaica, Lt William Webbe. 41, of 90-14 215th Place, Queens, attached to Engine Company 275, was overcome by smoke. his motion for a dismissal of the indictment upon it. In an affidavit submitted with the notice of his motion, Bolger says that he did not kill anyone and had no part in the death of Charles Bauer.

Of His Mustache as Result ture, Otto was to wheel him in a wheelbarrow from 7th a dis By Old Guard tance of a mile, to the barber shop. In turn, Frank had to raise, or at Need Jobs of Veterans Dr. Miller of Frceport Joins Hole-in-Ouc Club Hempstead, L. April 14 The Brooklyn Eagle bronze tablet In the Hempstead Golf Club that bears the names of members who have made a hole in one will have the name of Dr. William G.

Miller of Freeport added to the lfst of seven or eight as the result of his realization of a golfer's dream on Saturday. Dr. Miller was playing a foursome with his brother, Raymond J. Miller; Harry Beebee, and Edward E. Thompson, all of Freeport.

It was on the 10th hole, which is 115 yards from the tee to the cup, that Dr. Miller's ball sailed into the blue and landed in the cup, where it was retrieved by the club professional and will be placed on the honor shelf In the club. This Is the first hole-ln-one this year. Dr. Miller is one of Freeport's best known citizens, his brother being a former Village President Fight Is Started To Free Fourth Murder Suspect Cuff Serves Notice He Will Seek Dismissal of Th os.

Bolger Indictment Mineola, L. April 14 The first step in a fight to free Thomas Bolger, awaiting trial for the murder of Charles Bauer, Westbury druggist, was taken today when Thomas J. Cuff, his attorney, served notice that he would make Mb first move Thursday to have the indictment against Bolger dismissed. Bolger's twin brother, James, and two other youths, James Butler and Italo were recently con mm least attempt to raise, a mustache. On the other hand.

If Otto won, then Frank had to do the honors between the handles of the wheelbarrow, but when they arrived at the barber shop Otto was obliged to en idMBbdiirwinr i to Restore Harmony but They Won't Quit Beautify Your Home for Easier! East Northport, L. April 14 Residents of East Northport were witnesses yesterday afternoon to the paying off of a bet between two members of South Shore Aerie, Fraternal Order of Eagles. The wager was between Otto Miehe and Frank Flaherty Jr. The Fraternal Order of Eagles of Northport has been conducting a campaign for new members and Miehe and Flaherty began to argue over their ability to get certain men, not of the usual "joiner" type, to sign on the dotted line. The argument waxed warm and finally came to a point where the two were willing to back their Individual opinions with a bet If Frank won out by securing the first signa WE GUARANTEE TO REUPHOLSTER TOUR SET Msal ta ntw, mske mm "lip eerer.

nrini halt. VATi i ravill ARE MADE TO ORDEK ter the shop and have one side of Reorganization plans of both Asylum Blaze Spurs Suffolk Firebug Hunt 92 Women Patients at Central Jlip Routed in New Mystery Fire Central Islip, L. April 14 Suffolk authorities today spurred their hunt for firfbues. who have rolled up an alarming loss recently in lire damage, following a blaze of suspicious origin early yesterday morning at the Central Islip State Hospital for the Insane, during which 92 women patients were routed from a ward of the Institution. Damage Slight While the estimated damage to the asylum la fixed by Dr.

George A. Smith, superintendent, at only $300, considerable alarm was felt shortly after the blaze was discovered as great quantities of dense black smoke filled rooms and corridors, greatly Democrats and Republicans In 10 SLIP COVERS TO UKUtK I 8-p. St Cr.twnnf sr Belgian Duh( la iren, bint, rwe his flowing mustache shaved off, and travel around with half off and half on for a single day. Otto won, and to a give a celebration aspect to the affair the East Northport Fife and Drum Corps turned out and gave the two plenty of music as they marched down the main thoroughfare of the village. Queens ere today apparently stalemated by the refusal of veteran officeholders to step aside to make room for the Insurgents.

Butler Job Sought Park Commissioner James Butler, Tax Commissioner Richard Williams UPHOLSTERING holftmd Hkt newt Ttptnirr Veloar, Leatherette; New fiprlnftr frame polished. victed of murder in the first degree pciali9 rwrnpholtttring finett onrituffed iet4, o44 fito, a carry otmpltt Un of co9rtnft, including BrocateUeM. Antlqw Vtor, fnow, etc. for the slaying of Bauer during the robbery of his store on Feb. 3.

They are now in the death house at Sing Hearing on Today For Seven Held in UPHOLSTERY ROYAL JOBLESS, HE KILLS HIMSELF William Debrosky, 38, of 131-04 109th Richmond Hill, despondent because of unemployment, according to police, took his life by turning on all of the jets in the kitchen gas range at 1:30 a.m. Sing awaiting execution. Cuff will move Thursday to get permission to inspect the minutes of 60 COURT STREET Telephone Triangle 7048 23 FLATBUSH AVE. Telephone N.Tin. 8049 Jamaica branch, h-oj stia bit TaiePi j.aic om I.

Rum Seizure the Grand Jury which returned first degree murder indictments against EVENING PHONE FOR SAMPLES-TJVOLI 33H Queens Leaders Sleet Today to Aid the Jobless To Discuss With Harvey Aides Means of Finding Work for Unemployed A committee of leading merchants all four youths so that he can base hampering work of the eight fire Liquor Cargo Valued at companies which finally extin guished the flames. The fire was $200,000 Captured at Rockaway Pt. on Hunch Seven men were given bail today In confined to the basement. Fires of mysterious origin have baffled SufTolk authorities for about six weeks, during which period 15 TD)4Ys 1 and manufacturers in Queens is to Brooklyn Federal Court today on rum-running charges as a result of a hunch played Saturday night bp blazes, said to be the work of firebugs, did more than $100,000 damage be appointed this afternoon to study at Huntington. There have also and Markets Commissioner Thomas Dwyer, who have been fighting attempts of John Theofel, Queens Democratic boss, were today Joined by Randolph White, Queens Public Administrator, whose $3,500 a year post is sought by Theofel for State Senator Alfred J.

Kennedy. Meanwhile Republicans were anxiously awaiting some indication from Joseph H. De Bragga, veteran G. O. P.

boss, that he would step aside and allow them to pick a new county leader. Rumors of De Bragga's retirement have been permeating Queens since the last primary when he was bnclly worsted by Borough President George U. Harvey, head of one of the insurgent factions, but thus far the G. O. P.

boss has continued to hold the throne. It is generally conceded that he cannot be replaced before the fall primaries unless he voluntarily steps down. Ashmead Boomed Meanwhile Hoover forces in ueens are reported to have shifted their backing from George Harstedt, head of the Queens Hoover clubs, to Warren B. Ashmead, Jamaica banker, who was treasurer of the Queens Hoover campaign. Fred Basse, Harvey's youthful borough secretary, and Raymond Richmond, leader of the 3d A.

are also candidates for the post. Deputy Surveyor John H. McGlll of the customs enforcement bureau. They were arrested at 3 a.m. Sunday causes of unemployment and to recommend ways of preventing its recurrence in the future at a conference of Queens officials and man at Rockaway Point in a ufacturers at Borough Hall.

Those represented at the confer ence are to Include the Queens Planning Commissioner, of which speedboat which contained, according to McGill, a cargo Of liquor valued at $200,000. Twice before he retired Saturday McGlll twirled the dial of his radio and distinctly heard the strains of "Three O'clock in the Morning." He was awakened, unaccountably, at 3 minutes past midnight. The three "threes" Intrigued him and he pondered over their possible AnnuaL sr. Jkf wm er ww--- G. William Magly is chairman; the Queens Industrial Commission, of which A.

J. Swenson is chairman the Manufacturers Council of the Queens Chamber of Commerce and other manufacturing organizations. In a statement in advance of the meeting, Borough President Harvey today said that the city and bor o-operanve portent as he tried to get back to 1 ough were rushing all borough con tracts and urged manufacturers and businessmen to do likewise in order to relieve unemployment. been mysterious fires at Patchogue. Yesterday's blaze was the third within a year to threaten the Central Islip State Hospital.

At no time was there any danger to the 92 women described as chronic disturbed patients. All were marched to the ward dining hall in another building until the smoke had cleared. Dr. Smith ordered coffee for all hands, and sat with the patients for several hours. Later they were accommodated In another structure, and today were back in their old quarters.

Earlier Saturday evening the report of the week-end inspection of all buildings was submitted to the superintendent. No Inflammables were found. At about 12:30 the silent alarm was given by Miss Christine Chambers, night nurse in charge. Soon after the fire was discovered the electric lighting system of the entire building went dead. This hampered the transfer of the patients to a marked degree.

Most of them were forced to leave the building in scanty attire. "I am afraid," said Dr. Smith yesterday, "that somebody was having a good time seeing the apparatus turn out. The buildings are all fireproof, and at no time could there have been any danger, to the patients from the fire. In the 38 years that I have been here we had three lires, and it is peculiar that they should all have occurred within the past year." Just about a year ago a similar fire occurred on a Saturday night in the cellar of Ward 2.

The damage there was slightly more than $2,000. The amusement sleep. Suddenly he leaped out of bed and dashed to his telephone. He got a subordinate on the wire and ordered a Patrol Boat dispatched to Rock-away Point "And don't come back until 3 o'clock in the morning" McGill added before he hung up the receiver. Just before 3 aJn.

McGill said, the men heard the motor of a boat nosing its way through a "pea soup" fog which cut visibility to 10 feet. It was the Junior Annapolis which is rented out by day for Boy Scout and church society excursions. Aboard was a huge cargo of liquor, according to the customs surveyor, and seven men, all of whom were arrested. They are: William Pen-gelly, James Birkhead, John Smlto and Benjamin Dana, all of 25 South Manhattan: Gus Olsen of 865 45th Brooklyn; William Larkln of 1106 Glenmore Brooklyn, and John Hoi of 155 W. 100th Manhattan.

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BANK TO MARK JUBILEE Freeport L. April 14 The 25th hall was destroyed at a Saturday night fire last November with a loss of more than $25,000. The origin vt none of these fires was ever determined, although on the night of PRING is the time to enjoy a car and S1 the amusement hall fire, about eight, the time to buy one. Particularly now, anniversary of the First National Bank fc Trust Company, being observed this year by a silver-Jubilee better-business contest among officers and employes, is in the form of an imaginary airplane race from Freeport to Santa Monica, the winter home of Ernest Randall, president. The employes have been divided Into three squadrons for the contest.

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175 Hemsen Brooklyn. 196 Montagu. Brooklyn. 160-08 Jamaica Jamaica. Bridie Plata North, h.

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George, S. I Riverhead, Long Island. ether alarms in the vicinity of the Islips were sounded. Blue Joins Hunt District Attorney Alexander Blue of Suffolk today announced that ho had assigned a special staff of investigators and deputies to work in the Huntington Northport district in an effort to run down the pyro-maniac believed to have set a number of fires there. The Big Event You've Been Waiting For when dealers throughout Greater New York are cooperating with the Brooklyn Eagle in a great Cooperative Sale and prices are unusually attractive.

This is the fifth year of this big used car selling event, and each year has created new sales records and increased popularity because of the remarkable opportunities offered. Choose now from the finest of values 4's, 6's and 8's, big cars, small cars, sedans, tourings, sport roadsters, phaetons in every make and model. Today is the first day of the sale. It will continue for two weeks. Dealers' offerings, described and priced, appear every day under Classification 11 in the Brooklyn Eagle's Classified Section.

Turn to them now and make a quick! selection. Buy Now and Save! 50 Now at SPEAR'S See "Automobiles" in the Classified Section of Today's v. BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE Insurance Fight Is Resumed by Lorraine Snyder Counsel Filed Brief "Willi Appellate Court Contending Policies Valid The fight to secure for Lorraine Snyder, who was orphaned by the execution of her mother, Ruth Brown Snyder, for the murder of Lorraine's father, the $100,000 in-surance which is supposed to have prompted the slaying of the Queens Village art editor, came back Into court today when briefs were filed asking the Appellate Division to overrule a lower court decision that policies on Snyder's life were void. The policies were secured by Mrs. Snyder short? before she and Judd Gray, her lover, killed Snyder with a sashwelght as he lay sleeping.

The Prudential Insurance Company contends that the policies are invalid because Mrs. Snyder obtained them without her husband's knowledge and because they were part of the murder plot. Justice Mahoncy in the New York County Supreme Court, erred when he ruled that no contract was made between the insurance company and tho Snyder's, the brief filed today by Joseph Lonardo, attorney lor Lorraine Snyder, declares. The decision was based on a case in which the facts were vastly different from those in the Snyder case, according to Lonardo. Lonardo also contends that the agent delivered the policies to Mrs.

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Cor. Atlantic and Franklin Ave. Bishop, McCertnick 1177 Bedford Ave. Bad Ford Motor Sales, 1407 Bedford Ave. Bedford Chevrolet 1391 Bedford Ave.

Flatbush Chevrolet Flatbush ud Oitmaa Ave. Wm. PasV, 1133 Atlantic Ave. Milton Sandman, 399 Fletbmh Ave. Marmon Auto 1479 Bedford Ave.

Hudson Motor Ca 820 St. Mark' Ave. J. J. Hart, 1265 Bedford Ave.

and 1035 Atlantic Ave. A. Lenobcl, Steinway de Jackson A L.I.C. L. A.

D. Motors 1491 Bedford Ave. Milliftan Anto Warehouse, 1622 Atlantic Ave. Muller Auto 1944 Atlantic Ave. Packard Motor Car Atlantic and Classon Aves.

Pike Motor Car 1267 Bedford Ave. Pierce-Arrow Sales 980 Atlantic, Ave. Quatn-Kurt, 90S Atlantic Ave. Kolatty Auto Sales, 1127 Bedford Ave. Reo Motor Car 1530 Bedford Ave.

Simons, Stewart oV Foy, Inc. 1590 Bedford Ave. Studebaker Corp. of 1467 Bedford Ave. Square Deal Auto 1432 Bedford Ave.

Van Alstyne Motor 1288 Bedford Ave. Willys-Overland, 1244 Bedford Ave. William Levlne, 1431 and 1439 Bedford Ave. Dietrich Banm, 1604 Bushwick Ave. Decatur Auto Sale 1365 Bushwick Ave.

Best Warehouse, 1095 Bedford Ave. Cook' Warehouse, 674 Morcy Ave. Mildred Warehouse, 319 Green Ave. Breadway.Penn. Motors, 460 Broadway Etna Warehouses 493 Monroe St.

(near SumnerV Ace Motor Sales, 520 Atlantic Ave, 1 King County Buick, Empire Blvd. and Franklin Ave. D' Ernie A Flood Co 6th St, and 4th Ave, Splelman Motor 229 Creenpeint Ave. Miller Auto Vanderbllt Ave. Hetier Chverolet Corp.j 196 4th Ave.

Gallagher Sales -6123 4th Ave. Weigenseil Motor Sales; 6720 5th Ave. Colonial Discount Co. 262 Fulton Su Putnam Motor Exchange, Bushwick and Jamaica. Ave.

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Brown' Auto Auction 6 Third at Uth St. Direct Auto Clearing 123 West 64th St. Jandorf Auto 19 West 62d St. Bonded Auto Credit "Repossessed Used With a Bonded Guarantee, 228 West 56th St. NEW YORK 22-26 W.

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