FROM RALEIGH'S POLICE. FILES
THE CHIME BEAT
BY CHARLES R. JONES
(CONTINUED ntOM PAGE ONE)
WHITE WOMAN CHANGES
ASSAULT
Mrs. Annie Shaw. 80, white resi
dent of 417 N. Blount Street in
formed Officers G. E. Cox and D.
C. Williams at 0:08 a. m. Wednes
day, riie was walking back to her
room at the above address, when
she noticed a Negro man loking
backward occasionally at her.
The complainant eon tinned.
“When I entered the yard, he
was right behind me.” She stat
ed she tried te get into the
house, but he caught her at the
treat deer steps and she scream
ed- According to Mrs. Shaw, the
man then grabbed her and
threw her to the ground as she
to beet him off. She Battered e
•etched tight ankle and her
urrkt was swollen. No further
Mtitaswainoted eathe police
BEATEN OUTSIDE
THE HOOTENNANT CLUB
Abram Bervance, 39, of 813 E
Jones Street, reported to Officers
J. B. Adame and R. P. Perry at 1:59
p. m. Wednesday, that on Monday
about 8:01 p. m., Walter Adame, >l,
Why “Good-Time
Charlie” Suffers
Uneasy Bladder
Unwise estise or drtnktw smr be s
•oorea of mild, but annoying bladder irri
tation*-making yon fe*J nates, tense,
and uncomfortable. And if rati*** night*.
mrM* nnpdtip htTVt****, hendetiha or HE*
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■trsin or emotional nsMAam addins to
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wonderfully mild diaretie action thru the
kidney*, tending to tnemaso th* output of
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J| Opm Friday mtm L— —— *
beat him up with hie hands and
fi*t* outride the Hootenanny Onb.
1100 Walnut Street, near Fayette
ville Crossing.
Sentence signed a warrant charg
ing Adams with assault end battery,
but the address of toe latter wee
not readily known.
BUND MAN BOBBED
Wilbur Clinton, of 801 S. Person
Street, who ie blind, told Officer*
T. T. Street, Jr, end Joseph Win
ters at 1:13 p. m. Thursday, that he
went with Miss Sally Shroud, at
Carroll’s Alley, to Watkins' Grocery
Store, Smithfield and Persian Sts,
and bought * bottle of wine.
Mias Btread allegedly trim
ad the store's manager that s
m bill given him by Clinton
was Clin tank awn money and
Clinton ale# made this state
ment. Watkins is reported to
have glean toe change, how
ever, to flu whmaa and she ie
mid to hare left with Mr. Clin
ton's money.
Officer Winter* talked with
J. W. Watkins whs informed
hfaa he gave Mha Strand flu
money heeanee Watkins hmghl
flu wine. Na farther oxplena
tton or action wee cited an the
officers’ offense report
“JONES TWINS” DENT TOOL
Calvin Kadmey, 33, of 1111 Wal
nut Street reported to Officer
Joseph Winters at 13:37 p. m. Sun
day that a number of auto tools
were stolen from his car’s unlock
ed trunk, perked near his home.
The complainant added, two
young boys may knew eeme
thtng about the thefts, and ns;
have “sold them to the Jones
Twins behind toe Testae
Freese,” near Fayetteville
baying nay tools, nor eeald toe
officer find any attar given
permission to search. The 13
automobile tools were valued
at 135.
WHITE GEORGIAN CUT MANY
Ralph Kelly Yancey, 50-year-old
white awn. of 315 Albert Avenue,
Columbus, Georgia, told Officers
Bobby B. Coats add B. G. Lassiter
at 4:36 p. m. Saturday, be had been
uitang with e colored man when
flu unidentified nun pulled out a
sharp box .opaner (containing a
raaor) and cut Yancey severe]
times. The incident occurred at the
corner of Blount and Bragg Streets.
Although he did not know his as
sailant. Yancey told the cops that
he could identify him if he saw
the man again. He claimed he was
also robbed of $86.. <
Yancey was admitted to Wake
MemcrißH Hospital for treatment of
lacerations on his back, arms and
face.
1 WAS BOBBED:’ PABMEB
Abram Dunn, IS, tafermed
Officer to P. Rheartn at 1<53
p. m. Saturday, that ha stopped
Mb produce ear to front of 41*
Montages Lana and waa selling
produce to Willie Thorpe of
that address, until he discover
ed that Tharps didn't have any
money, as he took Me produce
sad pat tt hash brio hie auto
mobile
reached the earner at Montague
Leas sad E. Lenoir Street, he
feaad a 48-pound bag of pota
toes miming, bat sadly eon
etoded. *T didn’t aae anyone
■teal them.”
SNEAK THIEF FLEES FROM
LIGHT
Mrs. Juanita Anderson, 37. of 8
Roger's Alley, reported to Police
Officers T. T. Street, Jr, end Jo
seph Winters at 4:03 a. m. Saturday,
that a man she knowe only as Ro
bert end who lives at 534 E- Davie
Street cut the front screen on her
door about 3:40 a. m.
The cemplatnsnt farther stat
ed the eaen left when she turn
ed ea a light Mrs, Anderson
told the effleera she would find
out Robert's last name and let
them know.
Damage to the door wa* estimat
ed at $7.
COP CATCHES “BAD MAN"
IN ACTION
Alfred Leo Hogan. 33. at Hogan
Lena, Method, told Officer D. C.
Williams at 11:44 a. m. Saturday,
that Harold Allen, 43, of Method's
Ligon Street threw a rock through
a bedroom window at the Hogan
home.
As the eop wee talking to Bo
gan, Allen was la the mart's
book yard with a AS calibre
rifle and proceeded to sheet It
ones. HO was immediately or
rested for dflnhergtog firearms
In the city, and Hogan later
eeau to the station and charged
Alloa with damage to property.
MAN’S THROAT OUT BY
ASSAILANT
Richard Hinton, 47, at 706 Ja
maica Drive, informed Officers B.
C. Nipper and O. C. Pratt Satur
day night ha and three girls were
te Evelyn's Grill, corner at South
Bloodworm and last Davie Streets,
when an unidentified man in his
Wa started “eusring.”
Hinton said he get up aad toe
man ent Me threat with a raaor.
One at the girls. Mha Betty
Began at TO Jems lee Drive,
r r and “heavy bulK." Na ana
in tee Hinton party briMmr
MONEY, WATCH STOLEN AS
WOMAN SLEEPS
Mrs. Katie Lae Montague, of 712
McDowell Street, reported to Of
ficer D. A. McLeod at 1:37 p. m.
Saturday, that rise went to bad a
round 3 a. m. and at 1:10 p. m,
whan aha awoke, aha discovered
someone had broken into another
room at the house and stole $3 in
cash and a wrist watch, brand name
unknown.
No damage was done to the win
dow a* it waa open and the thief
Just lifted tea screen out to fain
entry, Officer McLeod theorised
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NPI PRESIDENT—Lee Black
dhaatorefNEGßO*PßESS IN
TERNATIONAL, Mwty famed
new* and feature aerriee with
headquarter! at 570$ S. Mate
Street In Chlbage. THE CARO
LINIAN {la now rabeeribtef to
tide service. *
DRINKING KAN PALLS ASLEEP,
SOBBED
Jamee Yarborough. R, of Bt
Bragg Street told Officer 8. B.
Cobb at 5:90 a. m. Saturday, he waa
drinking on the night of August
7, -had a little too much and tall
off to sleep at my kitchen table."
When Yarberengh awoke Sat
urday morning, he dlaoevared
that aomeeoe had atolen hie
wallet containing about St
When the officer arrived, he
found the following panama
had apent the night at the
house: Mias Carrie Upchurch,
lanes Upchurch, Ray Loo
Meektna and Miaa Mary Lee
Yarborough. No further action
waa described on the report
“CUPPED” AT EDNA'S CAPE
Sandy Judd, 37. of UOt Marti St.
reported to Officers O. E. Cox and
P. A. Dean at 1:53 p. m. Saturday,
he went to aleep in Edna's All
Nigh Cats, 313 W. South Street and
“when I woke up someone had
taken by billfold and money.”
Misses Patricia Bryant 904 E.
Jones Street and Lenora Plaids,
K4O New Bern Avenue, de
clared Henry Brown and John
Tyson were seated beside Judd
and they saw Brown with a
wallet The amount oi mnmj
taken wa* not disclosed.
SAYS CUPTON “DANCED
AWAY” WITH 3*75
Mias Rosa Judd. 34, of Box 439
Apex, reported to Officers B. E.
Marshbum and R. F. Parry at 3:38
p. m. Saturday, that she was danc
ing with a short man. known only
as Clifton, at the Latin Casino,
comer of Haywood and Boundary
Streets while Clifton held her beige
wallet with $378 In U. S. Currency.
However, Miss Judd added, as she
was dancing with someone else, ah*
waa Clifton walking off with her
money and the wallet
Miss Judd told the officers she
was in Raleigh visiting Mrs. Lula
Dunston. of 833 Coleman Street.
No other action was Included on die
report
NEW CONVERTIBLE RUINED
Lawrence Lloyd Johnson, of
1118 E. Eden ten Street, told
two cope at 648 a m. Sunday,
ha parked hie 1964 convertible
Dodge in the driveway beetde
his heme at lip. m. Saturday.
When ha retamed W the am
chine early Sunday, ha found
hla convertible had beau alaah
ad an the tap and au the (Tent
buket scale.
Both the tap **—* the teat*
wart eat at least 96 to 36 dif
erent Umea.
The amount of damage waa
eat at eeveral hundred dollars.
SAYS MAN LETT HAT. TOOK BSB
Mia* Elizabeth Williams, Os 1030
Cannister Street informed Officer*
Lindsey Godwin and Joe Jordan at
7:44 p. m. Saturday, that Walter
Bailey. 33. came to her house early
Saturday morning and left hi* hat
About 7:18 p. m. Saturday, aha
elated she was vtttting next
dear, and spotted Bailey eeos
tag out of her boom and run
ning up the atreet
Mlm Williams said tt»e thou
ran inta the house and found
that $36 in currency had been
atolen from a wallet under her
bed She gat to the ear with tba
two cape and rode around took
tog far Bailey, bat be eaoM not
Im» ltcitfd
A warrant charging lawny will
be signed by the victim against
Bailey, who lives “somewhars an
Lea Street"
OPPICER SEE* TWO nOHTINO
Mrs. Wills Norma Green. 38, of
3 Bladen Street and Vance Lee, 38.
of Route A Zebu lon were aeen by
Officer W E. Kidd at 8:19 p. m.
Sunday, fighting "in the middU c *
Powell’s Allay.”
Both ware Jelled for engaging in
an affray with their hands and fists.
another con VEIIBL*
damaged
Herald Leslie, sf 136*E. Jeees
Street reported to Officer E.
D. Whitley at S:M a. to. Mon
day. that betweea toe bams sf
11:11 p. m. Saaday.jndJJl^a.
tap of Ms' IBM convertible
Bfirk-
The damage was estimated to be
about BUM!
TWO SEE CUTTING
Officer R E Lee atated at 3:10
p. m . Monday, that he talked to
Richard Chavis. 8. of Route 7,
Pulyigh, and was told bp Chavis
that be had aeon a man. whose
first name it Charles chase and
cut Lurma Haywood with a knife.
Chavis also told Lae he didn’t
know Charles' last name, but said
ha lived in Raleigh s Lincoln Puk
Wilbert Msessnburg. also of Rt. 7.
hf, too. irttowd the cutting
and both man said they could iden
tify Charles if they saw him again
CAR BAKAGED AS MAN
Bay and Barnett, 41, of it*
Shirlee May Radio, TV, Stage Star:
Miss Barbara Ellis, Local School
Tutor, Spends Month With Sister
Miss Barbara Elite, a teacher te
the Uaieigfc Public System,
departed from the city on July Tth.
After spending several days in New
York City, the and her sister,
known proesatonally as Shirlee
May flew to Toronto Ontario, Cana
da, where Mias Map reside* end
works in TV and radio as a musical
eemedy ringer.
After an enjvyable atay te
computed her rietar. Shfrtea.
te Atlantic city. Near Jersey
aad was delighted te ooe the
Larry Maria Revue, where
Mte* May appeared wtte date
Cooke end Happy White.
Altogether, Barbara aad Shirtee
wore happy to apaaA a month to
*Mko Hte’vtemted hTthe atty
Both young ladtea arc flu daugkt
kTute ri'l'oatarMte
reported te Offlears R N.
Perron wed R B. Raster at 13:16
shaved Ohartaa SayteaT^B- year
rid Peri Bragg as Idler tele
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aenpnan or me man, nor eeuau
teekVaee te the 888 Meek at
3. Bloedwertk Sweat and $»
worth at damage was dene te
CLAIMS WOMAN STOLE 888
Jerry Maxton Crete, at 1884 S.
Lenoir Street, same te headquarters
at 13:18 p. m. Sunday, and slgnad a
warrant against Mtm Lucy Wlggino,
at Boundary Street, for larceny,
adding “aha took my wallet eon
tain ing $40.”
The oomplainant eeid the woman
had coma to hie house salting
facial products aad after aha left,
ha found hk money and wallet had
dona, also.
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iPo*s And Don'ts
Put it 1* uit Tnt Co. Hot Oat <*• Wlodow.
ere of Mte Nina KWa. who resides
te tiie 900 block at New Bern Avo.
In Australia:
Dean Dixon
New Resident
Ork Conductor
SYDNEY, Australia <NPl>—Dean
Dixon. American-born Negro earn
poeor-dtreetor. eurarntfeMdeoiag out
been namriMteuidant conductor of
the oNboaku, beginning next
Dixon's eggekUmeni as aau
faOewa other itetavauMnk ter
kite te Bur apt. Known and bar
aided ter hie eaudieting of eye* -
major countries of Europe, he
was director te the Getheu
eenduetar at te* Itl-member
Heme Oympheny Orihiehra at
Preakterta, te Germany, ter
Unquestionably one of the world's
Bated conductors Dixon, ben in
New York in 1911 at Wert Indian
parenta newer wa* able to match
hla European attainments In Amer
ica. Ha blame* this on hla being a
Negro.
Thoroughly disillusioned, he wont
to live and seek hk feme abroad.
A graduate at th* Julllard School
at Mink, he earned an IRA. in mu
sic from Columbia university.
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tee Sydney ertttee wtte kb di
rection of a rare Haydn sym
phony and tmpreeeed them with
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ten during a rehearsal.
FOR SOME REASON I aeeoekte
thinking wtte smoking and so,
whan I try to think es a paragraph
to write, I light a coffin nail (ea
cigarettes were celled In my boy
hood).
EXCEPT THAT I smoke, Mink
and worry, I have taken good ear*
es my heelth and it ten paid off
nobly.
UNLESS THE OTHER woman k
twice as beautiful as your wit* and
half your wife’* ago don't tell your
wtte that aha (your wtte) look*
tike her (the other woman).
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