FROM RALEIGH'S POLICE FILES:
THE CREME BEAT
SAYS MAW IBIED TO ENTEB
WINDOW
Mrs. Mary Spencer, 207 Camden
Street, told Officers T. T." Street,
Jr., and Joseph Winters at 1:07 a.ra. 1
Thursday, that a marv tried to enter
nor oedroom through a window on
the north side of her house.
The complainant stated she yell- .
ed and the unnidentified man ran.
A check of the window revealed
that the screen wire had been tom
or broken out.
Officers Street and Winters were
unable to locate a man in the area.
TRANSISTOR radio stolen
Thomas WUllama, 27, of 226 S.
East Street, informed Officer D.
Brinson at 4:49 p.m. Wednes
nesday, he “missed” a small
transistor radio that was left
on his bed when he went to
work.
Williams admitted he lives in a
house with several other men and
that the door stays open all of the
time.
WOMAN’S FLOWER COLLECTION
WRECKED
Mrs. Mary Davis, 45, of 806 S.
Person Street, reported to a cop
at 3:07 p.m. Wednesday, when she
returned home from work about
3:01 pm., she found that someone
had come up on her porch, over
turned a large flower pot which
broke, then pulled up some of her
other flowers.
She added, a child told her that
Larry Daye had done the damage.
However, the child didn’t know
where Daye lived or worked.
CAUGHT WITH THE “GOODS"
Officers C. D. Gilbert and M. L.
Stephenson answered a call from
an anonymous person at 7:19 p.m
Thursday about a man with a gun.
They proceeded to the home of
John Barnes, 44. of 215 Heck Street.
He was found in a back bedroom in
• bed. The cops found out that
gr* A Vtic Marshall
Barnes. 26, of 110 N Swain Street,
had been in a struggle over a sawed
off shotgun, which had discharged
into the wall of the room.
Meanwhile, Marshall Barnes had
left the area, but was caught by an
officer in the 100 block of N. Swain
Street He was asked what be was
carrying in a newspaper which he
had. and after hesitating for a
while, admitted it was a kitchen
knife, but when he exhibited it it
Iras found to be a bowie knife with
4 10-inch blade. He was then ar
rested for carrying a concealed
weapon.
After getting tote the police
cruiser, Barnet was questioned
about the missing shotgun. He
hesitated again, hot after riding
three or four blocks, he reached
Into Mb trouser leg and pro
duced a sawed-off .12 gauge
shotgun, which hung from his
waist with a doth belt, located
Inside Die leg of his pants.
His girlfriend, Mbs Cather
ine Watkins, of 714 S. Blood
worth Street, stated John and
Marshall Barnes had been fight
ing Marshall was arrested Im
mediately for assault with a
deadly weapon and two counts
of carrying a concealed wea
pon. while John Barnes, who
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1964 Convention Call
41ST ANNUAL CONVENTION
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
OF COLLEGE WOMEN
August 18. 19, 1964
Hotel Belmont Plaza
51st Street and Lexinsrton Ave.
New York, N. Y.
PRE-CONVENTION activities
AUGUST 18. 1964 WORLD’S FAIR DAY
AUGUST 19. 1964 PRESIDENTS SEMINAR
THEME: Education— Kay To Praadom
HOSTESS: NEW TOB* BRANCH N T. C.
MRS LILLIAN WARD MCDANIEL. National FraMdant
MRS- BOTH U. BETHEA. MaManal *****
BY CHARLES R. JONES
b a very disabled veteran, was
cited to court for assault with
s deadly weapon.
BROTHER DESTROYS COLLEGE
TEXTBOOKS
Miss Ethel Guess, 706 S. West St
stated to Officers B. C. Lassiter, and
J. C. Putman, at 2:47 pm. Thurs
day, that her brother, Hubert Guess,
48, of the same address, threw nine
college textbooks through an open
window and into a hall at the resi
dence, then poured several bottles
of urine on the books, wetting
thetn.
Guess was immediately token to
Wake County Jail and placed under
SIOO bond for damage to property.
The textbooks were valued at
645.
BOT BEATS UP OWN FATHER
Theodore Good son. of 325 East
Martin 'Street, stated at 9:38 pm.
Thursday, that he asked his son.
Elbert Goodson, to leave Bit house
and the boy refused.
Elbert then allegedly «*raek
hb father “aereas my head with
Ms flats.” Mr. Geedaon signed
a warrant, charging aamnlt
and battery against hb sen.
FLOWER THIEF STILL ON THE
LOOSE
Mrs. Alice Collins, of 306 S. East
Street, informed Officers J. L. Den
ton and H. K. Wall mt 7:02 am. Fri
day, someone had taken aix potted
flower plant* from her front poren
sometime Thursday night. These in
cluded three snake plants, two ar
goes and one plant which she did
not know the name of.
The flowers were valued at 820.
CLAIMS MEN THREW ROCKS
AT CAR
Eugene E. Ren wick. 481 F-18.
Seymour-Johnson Air Base,
told sn officer st 11:25 P-
Friday, he was trm J e, j h * “f*
on Jones Street and started
turn around on Swain Street. |
“when five or tlx colored miles
started throwing rocks" at nis
1964 4-door Valiant with Flo
rida license plates. ;
The car was damaged on the right
rear door and the chroma rtrilpst
round the rear windshield. The
complaint stated he could not Iden
tify any of these boys. There were
several around this intersection
but ell denied any knowledge of
the incident.
i Damage to Renwicks auto was
set st $25.
' SFEEDY WASH ENTERED 3RD
TIME
John Boylan. 57. of 908 Oakwood
Avenue, who is in charge
Speedy Wash 3 * 9 J
Tarboro Road, told Officer B A
Dean and D. C. Williams.! 6T9
am. Monday, someone MtoU s the
wall telephone from Itsi hinges by
breaking the lock on the front of
the establishment to gain entry.
Nothing else was reported miss
ing. The telephone company was
notified that one of its phones had
been stolen and the facility was
valued at S3O. This is the third time
in as many week* that this place
has been entered by force.
gAYS YOUTH ACCUSED OF
STEALING NOT HERS
Mrs. C. C. Burnett, of 118 E.
Hargett Street, called thb news
man at hb heme last Sunday
to inform him that a 15-year
old boy. charged with larceny
last week, waa not her eon.
She admitted, however, that
she and her husband were the
boy’s guard lane, Thb column
apoligfses to Mr*. Barnett for
thb error, but the police flies
DID state, “The PARENTS of
both boy* were notified."
■VIC PEEBLES’ PROPERTY
DAMAGED
Victor Peebles, owner of Peebles
Grill 200 E. Martin Street informed
an officer at 9:27 p. m. Saturday,
that Eugene Watkins, 40, Route l
Knightdale and King Bobbitt a
bout 25, of the same address, were
sitting in a booth at hb case, start
ed to tight end broke a booth from
til* wall, valued at S2O.
Mr. Peebles signed warrant* a
gainst both men. Watkins was ar
rested at the scene, charged with
public drunkenness and damage to
property. King Bobbitt “got away’
before Officer D. E. Wiggs arrived,
and a warrant b on fils for hb
arraat
SAYS HE CAUGHT MAN WITH
HIS WIFE
Alonso Tomlinson, of 816 Bounda
ry Street came to police head
quarters at 12:30 a. m. Thursday,
and told the desk Sgt.. that Charlie
Munn. 22, hit him in the head with
hb hands and fists after Tomlinson
caught Munns in the house with
Mrs. Tomlinson. No other action
was ibted.
ARREST TWO IN MEAT THEFTS
Officer C. R. Kirby received a
call to check the front door of M
and H Grocery Store, 620 W. South
Street Upon arrival, he found a
total of S2O in meats had been
stolen. Kirby discovered that Isaac
I r> S vi*. 45 *32 W T-enior Street, and
Edward Eagleston. 45. of 601 W. !
Cabarrus Street had broken into j
the atore. Both men were jailed
for breaking and entering, larcency
and receiving, and held under
bonds of SSOO each.
KNIFE WIELDER QUICKLY
ARRESTED
Esselle Womack. 406 W.
Lenoir Street stated to offi
cers at 4:56 p. m. Friday, that
a man whom he had did not
know, assaulted him with a
knife.
From the description o the
assailant the cop* immediately
picked up Nathaniel Watson at
the Intersection of South and
Saunders Street*. Womack I
dentlfled him aa the smalbnt.
then signed a warrant against
Wataon for assault with a dead
ly weapon and he wa# placed
In Wake County JslL
SYS BROTHER-SISTER TEAM
ROBBED HIM
Robert Knight, of 1149 1-2; Saw
yer Lane declared Miss Dons
’ Nesmith snd her brother Jack, both
of 1449 Sawyer's Lane, entered his
home and stole one can of fish,
one roll of bathroom tissue, one
can of vegetable soup, and about
one pound of sausage.’
After signing larcency warrant*
against both, they were Jailed
MEN FIGHT WITH RAZO* AND
HAMMEK
Kenneth Hines, «. es Wl«
Smlthfield Street, informed
Officer* Norman Arti* and
lame* K. (Bobbyl Daye at «:»
p. a. Saturday, that A. C.
Cavlnem, 42. of »1« I-* Smith
field Street eut him about hi*
bead with a *mall handle rat
er and *aid he then retaliated
by *l*irtnr Cavinea* aero** hta
bead with a hammer.
Both men were arrested for
angagthg *■ *" affray wlth
deadly weapon*.
HITS MAN WfTH BLACKJACK
Hubert Thomlinson. of 510 t
Cabarrus Street, informed Officer?
Street *nd Winters at 12:21 a m
Saturday, an unknown man attempt
ed to rob him a* he left Staton ?
Case. 119 S East Street He said he j
was hit on the head with a black- |
Jack, while a fun wa* being held
on him
Thomlinson stated he did not
lose hi* money, but was treated at
Wake Memorial Hospital for hi*
head injury.
WOMAN SAYS MAN BEAT HEB
Mias Tina Mae McNeill. 2t.
of 119 W. Lee Street, told Offi
cer* Arti* and Day* at » M
p. m. Friday, (be was In Edna 1 *
AH Night Case. *U W. South
Street, when she became en
gaged In an argument with
Charles Lee, about M.
MM McNeill stated that Lee
assaulted her with hi* hands
and Beta, but stated that *be
was not Injured
She informed the officer* *he
would come to the Hatien and
sign a warrant, charging Leo
with assault and battery.
CLOTHES TAKEN AS MAN
WORKS
Eddie Watson. 21. of 106 Seawell
Avenue, told Officers Norman Ar
tis and James E. (Bobby) Daye at
9:90 pm. rriday. someone stole
some clothes from his residence
Watson added be made the dis
covery when he came home from
work at kS pm.
Stolen wore: two pair* of trous
er* and two diirts. He stated bis
wif* wa* there, but went neat door
for a abort while. Mrs. Watson atat
ed the sow no onn enter the house.
Colon of the stolen items were:
pent*, green and brown, and Htirta.
tan and white.
▼aloe ad tbs property was *et
at SB
thinks ehts octltt. bct
not posnrvE
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GOOD TO BE BACK Three member* ol the clem ot ’59
who attended the annual reunion at Bennett College, Greensboro,
take time out to poee for a photo. Left to right. Miss Mery Jane
Williams, of Winston-Salem; Mrs. Rowena Y. Fielder, ol Tupelo,
Miss., and Miss Diamia Croslin, of Charlotte.
Raleigh Man On Extensive Tour:
J. F. O’Neal, Jr. Now Studying
At University Os Osiow, Norway
James Franklin O’Neal Jr., aon
of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. O’Neal Sr.,
217 Camden Street, is now studying
at the University of Oslo, in Blin
dern Campua, Norway, under the
International Summer Schools
sponsorship.
JAMES F. fFNKAL
The former Raletghite. O'Neel to
now making hi* home In Camden,
N. J.. where he i* living »t the
South Camden YMCA He to a grad
uate of Shaw and Temple Univer
sities. in Raleigh and Philadelphia.
Pa. respectively
At Shaw, “Jimmy" (aa be to
known to hi* friend* and fam
ily). majored In physical edu
cation and was an athlete of
note. He received his master*
degree at Temple. He now
works with onder privileged
boys.
Mr O'Neal, stated in a recent let
ter to hi* parent*, that he will leave
Norway in August, and visit Hel
sinki, Finland and Sweden, depart
ing from Copenhagen, Denmark on
August 20
fie has seen the famous ski-jump.
: known as Holmenkollen Hill, and
could see *ll of Oslo from thin
point.
"Jimmv" report* "the weath
er l* s little chilly—«• to «T de
greeo on the average, bat you
ean almost read a book outdoor*
sa late a* 1* 2* p m., a* Nor
way haa longer daylight in tho
summer than the U.S-A."
Hi* brother, Thoma* Murdough
O'Neal, is a graduate of St Augus
tine's College here, and attended
the University of North Carolina'*
Law School at Chapel Hill He Is
now engaged in law enforcement
in Brooklyn. N Y.
Sr., a* 9:45 am. Saturday. Mrt
Mr*. Curley Byrd damaged bto
air conditioner and refrtg*r»Ur
—be think*.
The complaint admitted ho
did net see anyone actually
damage the Kelvinator nmdcl*.
bnt think* Mr*. Byrd did it
became she had Informed him
■be was going le damage them
things- No action wa# taken.
MEN GAMBLE. FIGHT. JMLED
Alonzo Morgan, «.•**“*•
1 Fisher Street, told Officer John
Baker. Sr., at 93* p. m. Satur
day, that he and James Hender
mb, es HI N. Fisher Street,
were fighting ever a gambling
, game and "Jamca hit am ever
i my head with a chair.*
Both men wore arrertsf and
charged with engaging In an
affray and gambling wtoh eurda
Twenty ttteheu were regnbud
to ejem the wound an Merge*
IF YOU DARED, wouldn't It be
lovely to tiptoe out*pf the room
and so bom# to e ccenforteble bod
when the host was drowstagf
MARCH Sen Francisco : Thousands ot whites and Negro
es marched through downtown Sen Prandeco July 12 th on the
eve of the GOP Convention, urging it to refect Senator Barry
Goldwater as being "the anti-civil rights candidate .” Led by civil
rights, church and union officials, the throng moved up Market
Street to City Halt Plata where they are shown congregated In
this aerial photo. {UPI PHOTO).
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Draft Board
Warns Three
The registrants Ibted below are
delinquent with the Wake Co. So
lective Service Board No. ss.
If they do not contact the board
right away the Selective Service
Board will be compelled to order
them tor induction in the forth
umlm cell.
They are: William Arthur Neel,
Melvin Rem end Jeesl* Carnal!
Harrington.
Exec. Body Os
A&T Alumni To
Meet July 25
OBBSMBBOmO— The Bummer
quarterly meeting of the Executive
Comfntttoo of the A * T College
General Alumni Aamcbttan. In
corporated. wtll be held hare ad
the Callage ea Saturday. July 26.
The meet b sot for Carver HaU,
beginning at fctt a. at
Woman Found
Dead In Loft
Os 'White' Hotel
CHICAGO (ANP)—Folic* war*
handed a pussl* her* last Wednes
day whan tha body ot Mbs Jean
WUllama, 26, was found in tha 26th
floor equipment loft of the mu
north (ids Allorton hotel which
b chiefly ocuplod by white resi
dent*.
The body was discovered by an
elevator maintenance worker, 29-
year-old Roger Bottila of Crown
Point, Ind., lodged face down in
a hole in tha floor between some
elevator cables and a water tank
Pieces of paper napkin were
stuffed hi her neetrib, and a
multi-colored cloth wsa tied a
round her head, covering (he
noee. A small board waa on her
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RALEIGH. N. CL. SATURDAY. JULY M, ISM
Tan Ebpics
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* rr% BEEN IN THE BUSILY FOR OWIRATIONB-E
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hack, eeiwlng He ham of bar
nock and part as bar shoulder
Vhiitt
An immediate autopsy disclosed
that she had been strangled.
The tickler for police was that
tha deceased neither worked nor
lived in the hotel. According to po
lice files, and a bail bond (lip
takaa from a wallet underneath
the body, Mis* Williams had been
released last June 28 under SIOOO
bond on a vice charge.
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