The evening world. Newspaper, September 24, 1920, Page 4

WALK APPORTIONED 4 — City to Bear 65 Per Cent. and OF YS BOARD Property Owners 35—-Plan Completion Within Year. ‘The Board of Katimate to-day took | te Gret definite stop toward the reall- sation of a Coney Island boardwalk When it decided ‘Unt 35 per cent. of ‘the cont must be borne by owners of La Guardia, who claims the board- walk will be a city-wide beneat. ‘The boardwalk will de two and a alr miles in length and sighty foot for $1,900,000 with ‘which to begin work was made to the to. Boi | Misses’ and Girls’ | representatives will be selected from +] Th are es =| their chances of winning, owing to the fact merican or THE | EVENING wort cone BRITISH STRIKE HALTED. Tiles it was referred to the Fi very soon. The $1,900,000 is for the laying out of the stone and timber jetties The walk is to extend from the wert side of Went 37th Btreet to) the east line of Ocean Parkway, “It the plans 1 have under way are! carried out,” said President Riegol- | mann, “I hope to have the waniee on the new walk next sui Lengo. = FRENCH ‘CONFIDENT | OF WINNING AIR CUP) Three American Contestants for | Bennett Trophy to Be Se- lected Monday. Sept. 4.—No elimination trials PARIS, of American entries for the forthcoming. Jamen Gordon Bennett International Aviation Cup Race will te held, the Apecial committee of the Aero Club of America decided to-day. ‘The three machines which will fly the Stare and Stripes during the race will be selected by the committee on the field on Mon- day morning. Five French machines will go over the course to-morrow, commencing st TAM. They will be sont away every ninety minutes and the three French hem Lhree British entries pparen ‘dwindling « Martyns! with Capt. FP. pinyin m. wp. 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