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THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION, VetL, SpL 26, 1951 7 Fulton Break Thwarted; Rise Shown In Juvenile Court Cases mm JBuiord Escapees Hunted By KEELER McCABTNEY The State Board of Corrections Tuesday spurned a gesture of surrender tendered by a relative in behalf of Joe Lee Metal Awnings ALL SIZES INSTALLED New York Timet New Srvie. Special to The Atlanta Constitution WASHINGTON. Stpt. .25 Juvenile Court cases in 1949, re Bishop, one of six convicts who fled from the rock quarry prison for incorrigibles near Buford, and the grim game of hide and seek continued over a bramble-strewn swamp one mile northwest of the prison gates. Meanwhile freedom was short-! lived for Raymond Boss.

21, andj i-vb- tf In sVy ported Tuesday by the Children Bureau, Federal Security Agency, from 419 courts in 22 states totaled 70,616. This represents a 1 B. W. Freeman, 18, Fulton County ill MMPl 111 East Point Votes Water Bond Issue prisoners who sapped out oi; handcuffs while en route from the! detention room at the Fultonj Courthouse back to Fulton Tower. The Fulton prisoners, whose; icheduled trial on auto theft) charges was postponed, were cor-j nered in the rest room of a pooli hall at Whitehall Street and Trin- ity Avenue S.

after they were! seen fleeing by County Tax Costj ratio of about 12 in every 1,000 children in the country between 7 and 17 years of age. On the' basis of 218 of these courts in 15 states which have been reporting for many years Juvenile Court cases dropped from a peak of 71,117 in the year 1945 to 51,994 in 1948, then rose in the 1949 figures published Tuesday to 54,028 for the 15 states. The Children's Bureau said that the preliminary figures gathered for 1950 indicate a continuance of the upward trend. A drop in dependency and neglect cases in the 218 courts from tast jfoint voters xuesday ap- collector K.ennein jwerreu ana Morrn cot into proved a $400,000 water bond is special deputy. I'l iJ 1 J-1 -U -1.

I i ,1 1 auc aiiu ijuiiiuiditru gunner an auto -with Deputy Sheriff M. R. Warren and gave chase. mayor and an unopposed candi jdate for two of four council posts, Staff Photo Hugh Stevtll wo.nt D.iKitK I A run-off Oct. 16 wiU decide the State board of' corrections off i-, two remaining posts, rials said they had received over-j Vote on the water bond issue tures from a relative of Bishop, was 1,743 for, 585 serving 20 to 55 years for In the city's first city-wide G00OG3 CBGOCtKDCL JACK TARVER, CENTER, USES MAYOR'S SCISSORS TO, OPEN EXPRESSWAY Helping, left to right, M.

L. Shadburn. B. P. MeWhorter, Tom Camp, Mayor Hartsfield that he would voluntarily surren-j Democratic primary, former 20,950 cases in 1946 to 19,303 cases in 1949 was noted.

It was attributed to a high level of employment, and to a more stabilized family living "with fathers returning from World War II service and the need for mothers to go to work somewhat lessened." der provided the board would al- Mayor J. H. Blair defeated in- At LAST! mm 40 MPH Minimum Speed Set on 2 Expressway Lanes Continued From Page 1 tcsr- after two years of study would justify its "tremendous cost by lovr him to serve the remainder of cumbent W. Y. Keeler for the his sentence at Tattnall Prison in third ward councilman nomina-Reidsville instead of going back tion by a vote of 1,264 to 1,122.

to Buford. A. L. Stanfield, unopposed, is "We definitely won't barter the nominee for the first ward with an escaped convict," declared post. J.

B. Ha tchett, assistant director A run-off will decide whether of corrections. incumbent Hubert Martin or R. G. Although Hatchett and Correc- (Bob) Astin will be the second tions Director Robert Warren ab- ward nominee.

Martin received eolved prison authorities of blame 998 votes, Astin, 711, and a third in the break Monday, reports of candidate, J. A. Murphy, 608., Vi nii -4 -i ii.ni.il TFvaA TPft-te correcting many of Atlanta's accumulated traffic ills." Atlanta drivers have an entirely new experience in store for them beginning Wednesday. In his original report Lochner ill 1 J. il 1 i AMERICAN SCHOOL I P.

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2752 I said Atlanta was "suffering from twQ lanes of the new ex Oglethorpe Court Constitution Stat Newt Servic OGLETHORPE The September term of court opened Monday in Oglethorpe, with Judge John S. Averill presiding and Jared J. Bull, solicitor, representing the state. There is a fairly heavy docket and the court will be in session several Norn. Aj I Addrt win ue maac BgBiasv inw wng droper paper, garbage or other litter on the new expressway.

His drive against street litterers over Atlanta was launched last week. iiuiui ci)uiuic must maintain a clip of present-day traffic. Rights-of-way mileper hour. That is, unless are almost universally too nar- th want to face charges of biock. row, the few existing wide rights- traffic of-way are short and widely scat-, "Regulations are 40 miles per tered and many important streets hour for the two trafic ianes on City -5o.

unrest among prisoners ai me new imm oiu, rock quarry camp developed received 909 votes and William Tuesday Walters, 870, to qualify for a j-t? tone cTnvrn jrun-off. Incumbent W. C. Hudson 'received 503 votes. lacs conunwiy.

me cuy is sid, of the center strip," with the choice of spending rather Police Chief Herbert Jenkins de-largs surs of money for improve-! ciared means no more than warden w. w. Mcrian saia tne, Mayor E. J. Bass said the city excapees had been held within would start immediately to set in xne prison proper unui the water system expan ments or the loss of larger Un and nn ie than An Negro prisoners assigned to wneei-sjon t0 te financed by the bond Slow drivers are welcome to the sums through traffic congestion and accidents." narrows at tne rocn crusning ma-isaje chine rioted and hurled rocks atj The expansion, explained Bass.

outside traffic lanes, the Chief said. He pointed out motorcycle MeWhorter urged continued co guards, McIIan related. He added includes a five-million-gallon raw operation among the four spon officers assigned to the north leg the were connnea to soi- water reservoir near Ben Hill and -Howio taiel nary cens ana tnai me six wnue ne enlarging of water pumps, soring agencies to complete the expressway to help Atlanta "maintain itself as the leading commu men were Brought out to replace mains and the filtering plant. of the expressway also will be on the alert for drivers euting in and out of traffic lanes and those attempting turns to or from the expressway. "This is the first time a traffic minimum has been set in Atlanta," nity of the Southeast.

He added, however. an East-West system must be realized "before traffic mem. Soon after joining the work gang, the warden said, the six took advantage of a cloud of dust caused by the rock crushing ma can be relieved to the fullest ex tent." Jenkins declared. "But the purpose Commissioner Camp Introduced of the expressway is to help clear Plumber Thinks Grease Aided Routed Prowler Detectives Tuesday sought other Fulton commissioners and! out traffic and we cannot permit Hartsfield presented members, of, 'Sunday drivers' to sabotage that City Council who, with other of ficials and honor guests, sat on purpose. "This isn't an invitation for wild driving.

Those exceeding the speed limit will be brought into court a the bunting-draped platform. A spectacular fireworks display preceded the speaking. It fea cat-eyed prowler, his body greased like a distance swimmer, who en along with the slow drivers." The Chief also warned that cases gaged in an early morning battle with a South Atlanta plumber. and Abe a homebody The plumber, W. I Burnett, 24, of 438 Crew St- S.

said he tured a "Welcome Expressway" in red and white that spanned the neutral ground between lanes and a king-size American flag. 0'Kefe High band members, in bright green and white uniforms, played music. Freedom Motorcade Constitution Stat Nws Servic awakened to find a man in the ALBANY A motorcade high chine to dart outside and flee in prison truck. Prison Chaplain Lester James said Bishop and the MauldinJ brothers Joseph and Roy, both cf Atlanta appeared moody recently. I talked with them Sunday and they seemed to be having some personal trouble," the chaplain declared.

In Atlanta, blonde Mrs. Norma Bishop, the wife of Joe Bishop, said her husband made an exemplary record in the 18 months at Tattnall prior to the transfer to Buford. She added she had been given to understand that her husband would not be among the 156 incorrigible prisoners assigned to the Buford prison, CLEAR GUARDS Hatchett and Warren, who conducted a personnal investigation at the Buford prison, said they were convinced "there was no negligence on the part of guards in the break." Searchers at the scene insisted that "at least some" of the six con lighting the Georgia Freedom Cru sade campaign will arrive in Albany Saturday night and stay overnight. The motorcade mem' bers, headed by Dr. John T.

Co-i bedroom. Burnett said he seized the intruder, who promptly attempted to strangle him with a sheet. Burnett's wife was awakened by the noise and watched in horror while her husband battled the intruder. The scratched and bruised in the encounter, said his hands slipped off each time he seized the man and he later observed grease on his hands. "His eyes blazed in the darkness like a cat's," he declared.

Patrolmen P. B. Greene and H. C. Cochran said the prowler escaped through a front window iV Rabies Aide Constitution Stat Newt Servic MONTEZUMA Edwin Mussel-white, of.

Montezuma, has been appointed Deputy Rabies Inspector for Macon County, working with Dr. Jesse Derrick, local veterinarian and official County Rabies Inspector. cutz, a Roumanian refugee and professor of philosophy at the University of Georgia, will demonstrate methods used by the Crusade for Freedom to get information to people behind the Iron Curtain. victs were still within the police after breaking away from HI1M1CE WWFI net. Investigators found well within the police circle an old model auto with the ignition wires crossed.

They said an obvious attempt to start the car had failed. I ble Rates! John C. Bills, special agent in charge of the Atlanta FBI said his organization also has entered the search for three of the convicts, who are under Federal sentence. They are the Mauldin brothers and Taylor, who escaped earlier this year from a U. S.

Marshal while en route from Fulton Tower to Tattnall. THEY'LL GET HUNGRY High-ranking officers of the State Patrol were depending upon hunger to drive out anyone remaining in the police net. Investigators discounted reports that any of the six might be connected with robberies reported over sur- "As far as we can determine d'rectl nt0 they have not been able to steal "st application. 1 Urn hI -rv A I i Aw I- I if! f-- or commandeer an auto," Major Dur-Wo, coot the old extenor w.tho W. C.

Dominy declared. "Every Pt. cootmg 10 to 15 car entering or leaving the vicin-l tha" itv h. v.j timt endurance. ir.

1 vttn liaucu aim SCAIUICU PROTECTS combines the protective qualities of asbestos and mica unaffected by fire, insects or decay it's weather-proof and water-proof. from within 15 minutes of the time they abandoned the prison truck. "We are working on the assumption that they are still in there." The area' under search is well populated, Dominy pointed out. He said apprehensive residents undoubtedly would notice any ac A thousand-mile round trip in a day is commonplace with breakfast at home and your own bed at night. A man can travel five thousand miles a month in his stride on Delta 60,000 a year without sacrifice of family companionship or the strain of highway driving.

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