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For Roosevelt Island, Worst Fear Confirmed WEATHER Today: partly sunny, continued mild, 70-75; tonight: increasing clouds, mid 50s; chance of showers, mid 60s. (Color Forecast, Classified, '64, 65) LOTTERY Yesterday's winning N.Y. numbers: Keno: 3. 5. 6.

13, 15, 21, 24, 26, 28, 30, 43, 44, 45, 47, 50, 53, 62, 69, 76. 77. Numbers Game: 327. Win Four: 8123. EDITORIAL OFFICES By Chapin Wright Fears by some Roosevelt Island residents that the opening of their first subway station would bring trouble to their insulated community were confirmed yesterday when police recovered a semiautomatic handgun from a 15-year-old rider and Baid his 20-year-old companion pointed a gun at cops before jumping into the East River, po-.

lice said. The incident occurred at 1:44 a.m., less than two hours after the subway stop officially opened, Baid Sgt. Ed Bums, a police spokesman. It began when two passengers on the new line which connects the island with the East Side of Manhattan and Long Island City in Queens called Roosevelt Island security and reported seeing two young men with guns riding on the train, Bums said. Security officers called the 114th Precinct in Long Island City.

By the time police arrived, the suspects had emerged from the station and were standing at the base of the Queensboro Bridge, Bums said. When approached by police one of them Bobby Passengers await a 8 cc UJ ffi SMy ay MMy ftm a Nm idly Lana wans NV 11747 Sana asanas ckvi NswMay iMBMrt 11747 Sunday Nee vom NewiSw mo smWHK By Newey Nc IM auBjeneeon ram pMtad 0AR.Y SUNDAY DAILY 52 Wks 628300 52 Wks S19S00 26 Wks 6142.00 26 Wks 607 50 SUNDAY 52 Wks 26 Wks 644.50 13 Wks 623.25 4 Wks 66.00 648 75 615.00 13 Wks 4 Wks 67200 623 00 13 Wks 4 Wks Homs dsktrsry rstss: Dady 6 Sundsy, 63 Sunday. Si DMyOnty. 2 Newaday Jim Cummin train at the Roosevelt Island subway stop yesterday. Hunt, 20, of T6 Crosby Ave.

in Brooklyn turned and pointed a weapon at the officers. Burns said. One of the officers fired one shot and missed him, and then he Hunt jumped into the East River, Bums said. Hunt was fished from the water, but his gun was not recovered. Hunts 15-year-old companion, whose name was Please see SUBWAY on Page 31 ome 103089 NY CM.