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DURHAM MORNING HERALD Saturday September lia Youthful Punks Strike Again 1 r--' missioner Stephen Kennedy admitted that the lummer-long wive of violence was still on the upswing despite a police crackdown that has resulted in the arrest of nearly 500 youths Mayor Robert Wagner and his top aides drew up a legislative program calling for drastic revision of state and federal laws covering interstate shipment sale and possession of weaoons Police said three Negroes ant a Puerto Rican grabbed the white woman as she was about to go NEW YORK Four young hoodlums seized a 44-year old woman on a sidewalk in Brooklyn early Friday and drove her to a house where they raped her while lolding a knife at her throat At about the same time a gang of Puerto Ricans calling themselves the Maus" chased a 13-year-old boy into a Brooklyn fire station and threatened to 'shoot up the place" when firemen went to his aid The latest outbreak of juvenile terrorism came as Police Com- into a subway entrance en route to work at an all-night beauty shop in the Times Square area The hoodlums slugged her police said and then dragged her screaming into a waiting car They drove her three miles to the house where the assault occurred The woman hailed a taxi and went to a police station Detectives returned to the scene with her and drove her around until she recognized the house Police broke in and seized Jimmie Rogers Lunsford 17 a truck helper Information obtained from him led to the arrest of James Daniel Bellamy 20 a helper and Alexander Williams 18 a laborer A fourth youth known as "Pan-cho" was being sought Fireman Douglas MacMillan 47 was on duty at the Brooklyn Are station when a boy ran in pursued by seven members of the Mau Maus gang When MacMillan went to the aid the gang members cursed him One tore a 2-by-4 wooden support from a tree and swung it at the firemen Four other firemen awakened by the commotion came downstairs and one of the teenagers threatened to "go get a shotgun and kill all of The firemen telephoned police Police later arrested Francisco (Loco) Bosques 17 Elliott (Mr Gean) Lobron 16 Joseph (Demon) Ramos 17 Tony (Shadow) Gaus 17 Esteban (Stevie) Rivera 16 and Victor Cerezo 17 The boy they had been chasing slipped away in the confusion 5 Vs 1 5 V1 -v N1 i1 Bullock Family Reunion Will Honor Ancestor rMR GERMINO: WHY YOU DE PAID AMI WHITE TnE WHOLE STORY AROUT TIRES SINCE YOUR COLUMN nAS GONE COMMERCIAL OR IHOYT YOU KNOW tSD TV sc This Column Appeared in the Durham Sun Sept 8th BAXTER OXFORD Tributes to Capt Micajah Bullock of the American Revolution in whose memory a small marker has been erected recently at Bullock's Methodist Church will be featured at a reunion of the Bullock family Sunday Sept 20 Bullock's Church scene of the reunion that will begin at 11 am and end with a picnic dinner is bcated at Hester on Highway 15 wtween Creedmoor and Oxford The BuIlMk family is originally a Scottish clan The John Penn chapter Daugh tors of the American Revolution at Oxford and the Raleigh chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution have been invited to attend David Hardee president of the Raleigh chapter of (he SAR pointed out that the list of descendants of Capt BullMk is far from complete and said all mom bers of the family not receiving invitations will be welcome to attend the event There will be short memorial services after the 11 am worship service Honeymoon Ends Hr Burlington Man Accepts New Post At Elon College 4- picture and Fisher made British television appearances Accompanying the couple were the children Liza 2 in her arms Christopher 4 left and Michael 6 (AD Singer Eddie Fisher and his actress wife Elizabeth Taylor arrived at Idlewild Airport in New York Friday following a combination honeymoon and business trip to Europe While in Europe the actress completed a motion Tiw 1 DriclM gtoPj'Jt'occ1 a -tcAvotir Recorder's Court Yesterday tote1 vioW The following cases were heard In Court Friday: Laonard Bynum Nasro Improper brake coal John Elmo Byrd parkin overtime coat Jeiephlna Dobha Clamant Negro falling to comply with llcanao restriction 01 Lonnie Edwards Negro lllegol possession ef whisky called and failed Roger Elmo Elliott stop light violation SIS ana costs Henry Reddle Fuller stop sign violation prayer for ludgment continued Onnie Pearl Gattis Negro illegal possession of beer $25 and costs Carmine Allan Gibson forcible trespass $25 and costs appealed bond $200 Herman Donald Hancock no operator's license US and costs appealed bond U00 Banlamln Cunningham Negro abandonment and non-support nol-pros with leava Darlington Southern ''500'' Race Sept 7th NtvK- Atv 19 Otl DINE IN COMFORT AID CONDITIONED ELON COLLEGE Robert Baxter Jr of Burlington has accepted the newly created post of director of development at Elon College according to President Daniely who announced the appointment Friday He will also teach economics Baxter who graduated from Elon College with the A degree in history and business in 1956 received the LLB degree from Duke University Law School this year and is to be admitted to the North Carolina Bar this month In announcing the choice of the new director of development Dr Danieley stated that Baxter v'ill work with the Elon self-study program which is now in progress and which is designed to develop a long-range plan to meet the physical academic and financial needs of the college In the field of public relations the development director will help to interpret the program of the college to churches organizations and the public He will work with the student recruitment program in cooperation with the college admissions office will cooperate with the alumni office in the Alumni Annual Giving Program and will work with the Elon College Development Fund which was established during a campaign held in the college year of 1956-57 SUNDAY NIGHT SPECIAL! jrorcrai By JAMES METCALFE Old Folks At Home Our eldest son is married and Is living far away And now the younger son real soon Will have his wedding day Our darling daughter's bags are packed And she can hardly wait To get back to her school and friends In quite a distant state And so it seems apparent that As our dear children room My loving wife and I will be The only ones at home Yes we are getting older and We shall be oil alone But we will not be thanks To mail and telephone Yes we will miss them very much Yet we will not be sad Because we want their hearts to be In every way real glad a To Organize Church Glendale Heights Methodist Church will feature an organize tional day service at 11 am Sunday to be followed by a dinner on the grounds Dr Barclift district superintendent will participate in the program The first quarterly conference will follow the formal organization Michael Ramsey Hawaii Improper usa of dealer's plat costs Joseph Kins giving worthless check called and failed Ban Lanadon parkina overtime costs non-parking1 space casts Gala Phllmora Lewis step sign violation SIS and costs James Thomas Lipscomb no operators license US and costs Gentry Long Negro stop sign violation S10 and costs Waller Parrish parking overtime nol-pros 1 Jerry Lae Payne slop light violation called and failed Lesler Junior Perry driving after license suspended 1 months in the work house no liability Insurance SO days In the workhousa appealed as to each bond I MO each Albert Byrum Ray drunkenness 30 days In tha workhousa Arthur Eugene Seagroves 'drunkenness tit and costs Donnie Shamblev allowing unit censed person to drive casts Glenn Sills Negro escape six months on tha roads Charles Sims parking overtime costs Lewis Edward Toraln Negro Improper mufller costs George Allan Watsnn drunkenness days In tha county iail William Monroe Wilkes malicious In-lury to property called and failed i Harvey Anderson Wllsen parking overtime costs I Mary Borden Graham stop slen viola tlon nol-pros with leava George McKay Negro Illegal slon of bear US and casts I Nathan Carson Negro illegal posses-l slon of whisky Hi and casta appealed I bond sm James Farlow driving auto Intoxicated Slot and costs appealed 1700 hit and run S25 and costs appeal lad bond 1200 I Hubert Andrew Gamer drunkenness 30 days on the roads Clyde level and Gooch Improper 'brakes requested lury trial bond $200 1 Helen Mitchell drunkenness nol-pros disorderly conduct nol-pros I Helen Larua Riddle assault and battery with a deadly weapon noLproa with leave Guv Hobson Hugh speeding SS and leasts Casper Warren speeding and casts Served 5 to 8 PM In Our Upstairs Dining Room Ocean Fresh Seafood Platter Fried Shrimp or Fish nmiin Slaw French Fries Tartar Sauce E-Wlir VllOlt-L Hush lippies 2-Old Fashioned Pit Cooked ffar-ff-Q Brunswick Stew Platter Slaw French Fries Pickles Hush Puppies All You Care To Eat OPEN SUNDAYS for Dinner and Supper WHY DIDiYT YOU TELL Why so few cars started the race on Firestone tires or didn't you know? a WHY THE OTHER COMPANY DID: Such a professional advertising job before and 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