The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-10
umCE STEVENS
W. PANS BONDSMEN

Judge Henry L. 0
we u warned J. D. James and
1 's.r bondsmen against over
' Stepping their authority 't t and , ez,
s''s ,ino their work into the law
t tend following the adjournment
fed, .arior court yesterday af-
Of oop' as an aftermath OF the
tsr it9 NJ E. J. Bellamy, 10, and
tflai c ~ Flynn, 10, both charg-
Lee . o five counts of automobile
larcsn .es was cautioned particular
' az his work as a notary pub
y y ~ connection with the trial. He
III !. associated with j. J; Nom.
i , as Bellamy had pleaded not
.. a1,,- and Flynn guilty, it was
su l!.ted out by the defense, Jack
p psnsdv and Aaron Goldberg, Can
o .sn had been sent for by Flynn,
s a.so was in jail, to take a state
wiz WIZ correcting previous state
n .srt made by Flynn to State
4ssmav Patrolman J. L. Flowers,
n M. returned the youths to Will
vim miOston from New Bern, where
1saT were arrested by police. Mr..
r rr' said ne had sent for James
N s' take the statement.
y lanes who is not lawyer, tes-
afod during the trial that he had
u ,l- the affidavit containing
Tlynn's second statement.
7mdge Stevens told James that,
&C 'G a notary public, he had no
s a. seven TO write one single
s ..s He warned him that ne
I'D not want to hear of any bonds
ME- MEN entering the jail unless sent
~; The Judge said that according
II the press" and from other
, ~ he understood that there
wax wax considerable friction in New
Hanover county between bonds
, men and lawyers, and declared
that the practice of law should
No. left to licensed attorneys. He
snnhasized that the local Bar
association had appointed COM
q n7ittee to investigate the acions
and practices Of bondsmen in tae
county.
Mr. Canady assumed full re-
sponsibility for summoning the
notary public to the jail to take
Flynn's statement.
The lawyer said he had been
summoned several" times be-
fore he went to the fail to see
what Flynn wanted.
In the first statement, Flynn
had associated Bellamy and Frank
Moore, %, with the theft of the
automobile in which they were
riding.
Trial Of the youths will be con-
tinued in Superior court at 10 a.
m. today.
Flynn, who was convicted in
!, New Hanover County Superics
court last year by Solicitor Cliff
ton L. Moore, for larceny of an
automobile, was placed On pro-
baton and was on probation at
the time of his arrest on the pres
ent charges.
He mas accepted all blame for
the larceny of the automobile, and
is charged with five counts, as
is Bellamy, who has entered q
plea Of not guilty.
Moore is not represented by
counsel
Luther McGill, Negro, Gil South
Ninth street, charged with assault
with deadly weapon in connec-
ton with the wounding of City
Patrolman ]. C. Williamson on
Sept 80, was sentenced from five
70 seven years in states prison,
10 be assigned to the state roads.
McGill attacked the policeman
EAen he was attempting to make
mother arrest on disorderlv
conduct charge.
Edmund Hamburg, charged with
larceny! s.t and receiving, through his
aMofAey, Ebert A. Brown, en-
's plea of guilty to temporary
larceny, S OF an automobile, which
We. Was accepted by the state. and
s;' defendant was sentenced to
n TX y months in jail to be ASSIGNED
." me me county farm.
vs lanes Lock, charged with high
b hp' >. ROBBERY D pleaded not guilty,
y tion at the close of the presenta,
ts sn u states evidence the de-
s.rs through his attorney.
AZ aaron on. Goldberg, entered a n1ea
s1-ly of assoule On female,
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