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................................. .. %u2022 W . ' '%u2022 O .V %u25a0 '%u25a0 %u2018 %u25a0 V*V%u00b0 V- *> V- t *.*%u00ab.*%u2022N T P D R e p o r tBICYCLE RECOVERED: Tworobbers, one wielding a machete, stopped and robbed a 37 year-old bicyclist at 4:30 am on July 7 in front of 77 Lafayette Avenue. The victim, who lost $100 and his bicycle to the two crooks, informed Officer John Wagner of the 88th Precinct, who shortly afterwards collared two suspects, Michael Carrion, 371 Essex Street, and Philip Garcia, 79 Lafayette Avenue, with the loot and bicycle.JOGGERS GAVE CHASE: Assistance from two bystanders helped to foil a robbery on the Brooklyn Bridge foot path on July 4th. At 6:10 that evening two males robbed a French embassy official and three members of his family and then fled on foot to Brooklyn. Joggers gave pursuit and police officers Paul Sagnilli and Anthony Lombardo of the 84th Precinct joined the chase. Arrested were Kenneth Smith, 16, 192 Sand Street, and another youth underage. The two teens had to be subdued by police, who found an 11%u201d knife in the possession of one.RAPED, BEATEN WOMANFOUND: An unidentified 20-year old woman was apparently raped, beaten and sodomized later on the evening of July 10 or early on the following Tuesday morning near Eastern Parkway and was dumped in Prospect Park. She was found, conscious but bleeding, by dog walkers early that morning. The 70th Precinct responded to the call and took the woman to Methodist Hospital in Park Slope. Police would not comment further on the case.THEY HAD A BLAST: A resounding blast from an ignited case of M-80 fireworks blew out storefront and apartment house windows on Henry Street, between Union and Sackett Streets at 10:30 pm on the Fourth of July. Police said they received two complaints of malicious mischief after the explosion, but Henry Street residents told police that a neighborhood man came forward and admitted he%u2019d caused the %u201c accident.%u201d Neighbors would not reveal the man%u2019s identity, but police said no investigation was planned after local residents told them the man promised to repair all damaged property. No injuries were reported from the blast.TWO AXED IN CARROLLGARDENS: Two Carroll Gardens men %u201cliving on the street%u201d were found murdered in an abandoned lot at Garnet Street near Smith Street last Friday, July 6. Police said Frank Andersen, 56, of 33 First PL, and Daniel Meehan, 57, of 96 First PL, were murdered between 4-8 a.m. that day, after finding the bodies of the two men sprawled amidst the automobile wreckage in the junk-strewn lot. Both men had multiple wounds about the head and face as well as fractured skulls, stemming from the brutal attack by an unknown assailant wielding an ax.A massive police search began for clues and witnesses almost immediately, but a spokesman for the 11th Homicide Zone Detectives said that police still have no suspect, no motive, no witnesses, and no clues save the note they found propped against he face of one of the victims that read: %u201cThe Ax Man. (2 down and 9 to Go).%u201dCrown Heights Blacks Plan BoycottBlack representatives of Crown Heights held a City Hall press conference July 10 calling for a federal investigation into the activities of both the police and Crown Heights Hasidic community %u201c against%u201d the black community there. They announced a planned boycott by blacks of all Hasidicowned stores in Crown Heights.The black protests are aimed at two unrelated incidents, one the June 10 death of black community leader Arthur Miller at the hands of police in a brawl that began over parking tickets and the other the near fatal June beating of Victor Rhodes, a 16 year-old black youth, allegedly by a gang of Hasidim. Although the Miller death is under investigation by the Brooklyn District Attorney%u2019s office, Crown Heights spokesmen say the outcome will be a %u201cwhitewash.%u201d These fears, along with allegations of Hasidim street patrols and %u201c preferential%u201d police treatment of the Hasidim have prompted the black demand for a federal investigation in Crown Heights.The black boycott of Hasidic businesses is supported by a coalition of black groups, including the Black Community Congress; Brooklyn CORE; the Coalition of Concerned Citizens for Our Youth; the Arthur Miller Defense Fund; and the Crown Heights First Baptist Church.At the rally it was also announced that there will be a march and rally hrough the Crown Heights community Sunday, July 16 to protest Miller%u2019s death and the Rhodes beating by Hasidim as well as to publicize the planned black boycott. The march will begin at 2 p.m. at the 77th precinct (Utica Avenue and Bergen Street) and proceed to Kingston Avenue and Eastern Parkway, where a rally will be held. It will end with a march to the 71st precinct (New York Avenue and Empire Boulevard).According to BC%u2019C chairman JituWeusi, the formation of a black counterpart to the Hasidic civilian patrols will be completed this week and a swearing in ceremony will be held Friday, July 14, at the Sumner Avenue Armory.%u2014P.H.LegalAt a Special Term, Part n, of the Civil Court of the City of New York, held in and for the County of Kings, at the Courthouse, 141 Livingston Street, Brooklyn, New York, this day of June, 1978. ORDER %u201c n \Judge In the M atter of the Application of MINA YOST for leave on behalf of ROBERT FREDERICK EUGENE KING, her infant child, to change his name to ROBERT EUGENE YOST. Upon reading and filing the petition of MINA YOST verified the 27th day of June, 1978, praying for a change of name of the above named infant, it being requested that he be permitted to assume the name of ROBERT EUGENE YOST in the place and stead of his present name, and the Court being satisfied that the petition is true and it appearing from the petition and the Court being satisfied that there is no reasonable objection to the change of name proposed, and it further appearing that the interests of the said infant will be substantially promoted by the change; NOW, on motion of EUGENE A. TOMEI, attorney for the said petitioner, it is ordered th a t 1. ROBERT FREDERICK EUGENE KING, bom on December 14, 1965, at Long Island College Hospital with birth certificate num ber 156-65-352170 issued by Department of Health of the City of New York, for the County of Kings be and he hereby is authorized to assume the name of ROBERT EUGENE YOST in place and stead of his present name - upon complying with the provisions of Article 6 of the Civil Right Law of this order. 2. This order shall be entered and the petition upon which it was granted be filed within ten days from the date hereof in the office of the Clerk of the Civil Court of the City of New York, County of Kings. 3. At least once within twenty days after entry of this order, a notice shall be published in The Phoenix, 155 Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn, NY a newspaper published in the County of Kings, New York, in substantially the following form: Notice is hereby given that an order entered by the Civil Cout, Kings County of the 28 day of June, 1978 bearing Index Number \examined at the office of the Clerk, located at 141 Livingston Street, Brooklyn, New York, in room num ber 304, g ra n ts ROBERT FREDERICK EUGENE KING the right, effective on the 7 day of Aug. 1978 to assume the name of ROBERT EUGENE YOST whose present address is 1521 West 12th Street, Brooklyn, New York; the date of birth is uecemner 14, ivoa. m e place ot oirtn is Long island College Hospital in Brooklyn, New York. Pissent name is ROBERT FREDERICK EUGENE KING. 4. Within forty days of the making of this order, proof of such publication by affidavit shall be filed with the Clerk of the Civil Court of the County of Kings. 5. Following filing of the petition and entry of order as hereinbefore directed, the publication of such notice and the filing of proof of publication thereof, and the service of a copy of said order and said papers as hereinbefore directed, and, on and after the 7th day of A ugust 1978, the said infant ROBERT FREDERICK EUGENE KING shall be known as and by the name of ROBERT EUGENE YOST which he is herreby authorized to assume and by no other name. ENTER Anne G. Feldman (J-12). %u25a0 > > V I *7. %u2022 \v. %u2019 * \\ \\ S *- * - V * * *%u25a0 ' %u2022 %u2022 * * # a % a t i a %u00bb %u00ab v . . %u00ab <4P H O E N I X / C l a s s i f i e dW A V I A P S81 per5-word line. 83 minimum.To place an ad,call 643-1400 or send toClassified, The Phoenix,395 Atlantic Ave., Brooklyn, N.Y. 11217H elp WantedTYPIST full time downtown Bklyn typing service. Train to be assistant manager. Must be excellent typist/ good speller $130 per wk to start 596-0595_________________ (5-13)CASHIER experience needed for restaurant in Brooklyn Heights. References required. Telephone %u00a322-5200 between 9 and 1 p.m. (J12)WANTED SECRETARY w/ typing skills to work at Temple Religious school in Pk. Slope Sunday morning Mon & wed., aft. Please call Temple office call 768-3814 (J13)TYPIST part/tim e downtown Bklyn Typing service 9-1 or 1-5 call 596-0595 ( 5 - 1 3 ) ______________ __________WARM, RELIABLE full time sitter for infant girl. Start Sept, call 625-3376 w e e k d a y s (J 13)PART TIME BOOKKEEPER, one &\half days per week. Must be fast and good with figures, exp. preferred, but not necess. Call THE PHOENIX-Ms. Bauman. 643-1400.____________ (UFN)HANDY MAN competent, efficient, for restaurant in Brooklyn Heights. References required. Telephone 522-5200 between 9 and 1 p.m. (J12)SECRETARY/GAL FRIDAY. Exciting job, must touch type. Excellent salary. Weir Florists, Brooklyn Heights, MA4-0270. (UFN)SALES - RETAILIMAGINE BEING PAID FORSHOPPINGATAbrahamandStrausAbraham and Straus has exciting Part Time opportunity for an individual to shop our Brooklyn and Suburban Stores. Schedule is 3 days - 22 Vi hours (every 3-4 weeks we will ask you to work a night, caturday or Sunday.)Competitive salary with liberal fringe benefit package including store-wide shopping discount and mileage allowance for mature fashion-oriented individual with good communication skills possessing drivers license and own transportation.PLEASE APPLY:AbrqhamandStrausEMPLOYMENT OFFICE MEZZANINE WEST-MC 420 FULTON STREET BROOKLYN, N.Y.Equal Opportunity Employer M/FDRIVEKo: FLORISTS DELIVERIES,your vehicle. Must know Brooklyn well. Eves. & weekends too. Other boros also. Weir, MA4-0270. (UFN)MiscellaneousARCHITECTURAL DESIGNERS DOING PAINTING, CARPENTRYWalls, floors, ceilings repaired, patched & painted. Sanded & refinished floors. Pick our brains 855-3743 any time.(J20)CUSTOM MADE STAINED GLASS tofit your budget call 789-3203 between 10 am and 10 pm (J20)LOST DOG: %u201c Princess%u201d 10 yr old black w/ tan markings very solid build has a mole on jaw. Last seen June 26 downtown area. Please call 522-3561 eves or 858-5218 (J13)See Next PageForMore.ClassifiedBargainsIIT YOURSILF IClassified Ad Blank IThe Phoenix, 395 Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11217 [212] 643-1032RATESC ircle A ppropriate Section| N A M EW A N T A D S %u2014$1 per line (5 words per line, 3 line m in ) ADDRESSR E A L E S TA TE %u2014$1 50 per line (5 w ords per line. 3 line m in.)UP FR O N T%u2014 $3 per line (7 vw rds per line, 2 lin e m in . 8 lin e m ax.)TELEPHO N ED ATE$24 per m onth(1 col inch, 2 m onth m ir i W E E K S TO RUNINSTRUCTION: $18 per t a k e n BYm o n th , 2 m onth m in .COST: W eeks tc run C H F C KDeadline forNext Edition Mon,X N um ber of lines PAIDTO TA L COST SEN DIN G .July 1 0 ,5 pmALL CLASSIFIED PAYABLE IN ADVANCEEnter one word per box belowl i n t 1L in t 2L in s 3lint 4I m t 5July 13,1978, PHOENIX, Page 27