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aba li Times Square | TED 8 7 Tay pi om ee etd Fara: he Na a tat ee Pa NS h i= eo | (Contnued from Paze 4) Sullivan when he observed the fracas while driving. near Times Square. He said he saw | that Suilivan held Morton| while Reese was hitting the pa- | troiuan and claimed he stop-, ped his car, got out and pulled | ye coe . : his revolver, jh, ee nes Le ne Sent beta Russell admitted under, NEW YORK police official (left) confers with Minister Ifenry X ,cross-oxamination that he was, of Muhammad's Mosque No. 7 during demonstration in front of - ‘not assaulted by either Morton | Criminal Courts Building. Political Observers charge a statewide ‘or Reese, as charged by Patrol-' step-up of harassment to create public sentiment against Muslims. iman Sullivan. Both Morton | {bad Reese denied on the stand |summation observed that! memo book and charged that that they blocked the subway | “there is no ordinance, regula-' it was “solely an afterthought or bumped anyone, used loud | tion or law existing in the city; when other minds came into_ i 4 i | j } TORRES TEE RE TNT teins, “Or profane tanguage or struck | of New York prohibiting sale play.” s either eenceman. ; ; | OF distribution of a religious’ Atty. Jacko concluded that “EYETSNEES Michael Da- | newspaper.” , the prosecution had failed te | t i j vid of 521 W. 150th st. collabo- Jacko observed that the pro- prove the charges beyond a re- ‘Tared Mozton’s and Reese's fane language allegedly used; sonable doubt and asked for j court testimony. by the defendants was not re-! their dismissal. (j Defense Counsel Jacko in his lcorded in Patrolman Sullivan’s But Judge Murtagh found | the Muslims guilty and set Jan-_ uary 25th for sentencing. MANY OF THOSE in and outside the courtroom then moved on to City Hall where they were joined by others in a! solemn march. They later egtried their dignified protest to Times Square. . Fe