FROM RALEIGHS POLICE FILES:
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' . BY CHARLES R. JONES
CONTINUED FROM PAGE |)
MAN ‘STUCK' WITH WORTHLESS
CHECK
Mark Stanly Johnson, of J-l
V.'ashing ton Terrace, reported to a
cop at 2:30 p. m. Wednesday. Oat
a check was made payable to Cetr
tingham’s Grocery, 422 S. Blood
worth Street, in the amount of S3O,
feted September It, 1964, and
drawn on First Citizens Band and
Trust Company.
The check, signed Emmerson W.
Sator, was returned from the bank
toarked “account ckMed.* ’
Johnson allegedly signed a
Wortthlem check warrant against
la tor.
CAR PARKED FOR REPAIRS
of MM K^WU
tott t at TharaSay, that a
tm Mseeary wee patted to
toa la* at hla aarvlee riefien far
repairs kiiwira 5 p. aa. Wed
naaday, and 9 a. aa Ttataday.
ama toek the gear atdft karat
drive shaft, rained at sls. Ahw
atalen were two (rent tab •
saps, raised at sl4.
raises* keys tad b tea aaaa
leaking at tha ear a tow days
before, alsng with several
Telephone: TE 3-9395
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TILE CO.
Ltocaaa Na. ltst
Ceramic, Asphalt, Rubber and
Vinyl Tile
M 9 ELLINGTON STREET RALEIGH, M. C.
-- Come* lfi 1 i"K yellow ot while gold*
made to sell . hrjh
FOR $139.00 A Dll
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SATE GIRL A STOLE BICYCLE .
Aa a result of a call to Wake
County Domestic Relations Court.!
Officer E. L. Randolph last week .
talked to Mrs. Katie Murphy Hen
son. of 222 Ihwle Street, who told
him her 9-year-old daughter j
brought home e new bicycle and!
would not say where rite got it The 1
woman also told the cop that the 1
bike came front Firestone Stores,
Fayetteville Street •
BwaMpb then hlfcel to MR 1
Eartbia Johnson, an employee of
Firestone, who identified the M*.
cycle as belonging to the store. 1
The hike wee returned to Die
store and a petition was drawn a- i
gainst the child tor larceny end de
linquency.
THINKS ABBAULT WAS
•MISTAKEN EMBEBBT
Chaises Lawrence Patterson. 11,
of 544 K Hargett Street told OCft>
cer P. G. donee at 13JD a. at Sat*
urday, that George Me Neal, 25-
year-old six-footer, who Is partial
ly bald, approached him as ha waa
waiting for a taxicab fat tha 105
block of S McltoweU
McNaai draw a hawk bBI tatto
Mmi’d hts < te*"pallad a gm
age. eta thought BCeNesl aria
toek him for toe ether bey.
After befog treated atWate
wound, Patterson signed a war
rant e barging MeNeat with
j MeNeat'whs allegedly
j the MfMrieek of Mealy Street
'HIT IN HEAD WITH PICK AXE
. Will Hinton, of 214 K. Cabarrus
' Street reported to Officer R. B.
Callahan at 2:46 p. m. Friday, he,
Joe N. Reid, of 11 Nadi Terrace and
Hildred Keith, of Raleigh. Route g,
, all of whom wok for the Cltyk
i Street Department, were working
on Albemarle Drive, when Reid
and Keith -got into a ha*
I Keith is alleged to have picked
up a pick axa and bashed ReM in
, the beck of his head.
Raid waa admitted to too
Itolbl wtto e fractured shall,
and kelto waa hauled est to
Jail, charged with aasaalt with
weapon sad placed
WINDOW PANE KNOCKED OUT
Mm, Janie Thorpe, 28, of 8 Smith
Plaaa. told Officer James S. ( Bob
fey) Day* at 10(06 p. m. Friday, that
while she was watching television,
someone threw a rode and brake
a window pone in a bedroom. Dem
ag ■ was set at $5.
WOMAN HURTS SELT, JAILED
Miss Jeanette Ferguson, 40, of 352
W. South Street, was arrested by
Officers Norman Artie end James
K (Bobby) Days at 5:28 p. m.
Saturday,
her home, picked up a small ail
stove sad eat both es her hands.
Ska waa treated at Wake Me
morial HeeyWel. then Jailed tor
pablto drunkenness.
TRIES TO TOUCH GIRL. BEATS
Miss Shirley Bumpers, 19, of 118
N. Swain Street, told Officer E. W.
Meeklns at 9:21 a. m. Sunday, she
was vlsitng her sister’s home, 218 S.
East street, when Willie Ruffin "tri
ed to put bis hands on my body ."
The young lady stated when
rite tried to stop him, he slap
ped her In the fees, then be
an to kick her on toe lege and
lower body. Ruffin, who bad an
aont living at 21S 8. East St,
» - •* . v a *«.«..» 3 .. lit. „ -
nas dMiscu »uu tua.g.u • •*«»*
melt end battery.
CONVERTIBLE'S TOT RUINED
Delma Ray Matthews, 23, of 1444
Walnut Street, reported to Officer
J. C. Putman at 6:93 e. m. Monday,
he parked bia 1960 blue convertible
automobile in front of hii home at
9 p. m. Sunday, and when he came
out at 6:30 a. m. Monday, he dis
covered the top of the car had been
cut with e blunt object
Damage waa estimated at S7O, and
toe complainant declared he had no
Idea wbo could have done it
MAN ROBBED AT PARTY
James Melee, 47, es 1915
Peele Beta, told a eep at 12:54
a. bl Sunday, that while he was
attending a party at 117 N. Car
ver Street, someone aisle his
-MISS ST. AUGUSTINE’S”—
Mbs Logenia Rochelle, a senior
at Saint Augustine's College, will
be erosrned "Miss Saint Augus
tine's College on Friday evening.
October 16, at 9 o’clock in the
Emery Health and Fine Arte
Centra. A native of Jacksonville,
and a French major. Miss Ro
chelle relies heavily an her hob
bles of cooking and sewing aa
sources of relaxation. She is also
active in student eivic and aa
rial affairs at the eoliege.
billfold, containing $99 and per
sonal papers.
The eep then talked to Mack
Holmes, 99. who Uvea at toe
Carver Street address. Holme*
admitted that Moton had been
present at toe party, but said he
. i. • i • «.t„.
| hUVH iIU.MAUQ MWWU*
being stolen.
Melon told toe effiem he
eeuld Identify toe man who
stole hla money and would
sign a warrant against him a*
soon aa he la found.
“CLIPPED- WHILE RIDING IN
CAR
Mias Carrie Utley, of 429 Watson
Street, told Officer John Baker, Sr.
at 8:56 a. m. Sunday, she was rid
ing in a car with her sitter end
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mr*. Thom
as Johnson.
WhUe riding, toe complainant
declared, she went to deep and
bad a pocketbook. containing
114, and someone teak Ik
Miss Utley stated she recalled
they were riding on the Old Stage
Road, but she didn’t know Just
where her pocketbook waa stolen,
adding it happened at 11:30 p. m.
Saturday.
WOMAN KNOCKED DOWI4
ROBBED
Miss Jeanette Hick*, of 814 Shnlth
field Street, told Officer James E.
(Bobby) Daye at 9:24 p. m. Friday,
that two unidentified Negro boys
grabbed her, threw her to toe
ground end tot* her purse, contain
ing $lO in cash, credit cards, papers
and e check book.
She could give no description of
the duo as toe attack happened so
quick, but stated after they took
her purse, toe boys headed east
on Smithfield Street.
WASHINGTON AND
"SMALL BUSINESS”
By C WILSON HAROtI!
Some flv. yean ago the Fed
eral Trade Com minion made a
cursory study of the trading
stamp situation, but decided
there were no valid grounda for
taking any action.
e e e
New, the FTC has been ra-ap
praising the attention, sad it to
reported sometime this fall the
agency wilMaH
come out with B .
a full report ■ JfP r' ? €
of itidlni s r
made of trad-H *,
tog stamp, toll ml "“V' s
relation toM WmE^f
laws. fcWfFtoW'Vm,
oo« a ■
The study >‘ l
being practi-■■MMSSI
cally confined c. w. M.ro.r
y> the two big leading national
trading stomp firms. The ques
tion being studied concerns the
issue of whether or not with
these two stomp plans’ exclu
sive contract* with retail out
lets. damages their competitors
who must either do without
trading stamps, or offer a leaser
known brand of trading stamp*,
e • •
This becomes aa interesting
theory tnasmnch nn FTC to
new considering the various
trading stomps a* f brands, the
been*, or nay ether commodity
that geee hat# trade ehaaaeto.
e • •
If so. they would then come
under the laws and regulations
prohibiting restraint of trad*.
* • •
TheFTC to aie. Hiirtyto
eating theory. That to beeed ea
whether or net trading sOnaaps.
la effect, exerctoc price fixing
*" ***** e• •
FTC become quite interested
la the fact that stomp* are gen
erally not given with purchases
leas than U> cents.
FSCs -MISS HOMECOMING”
—Mary Virginia Bay. Junior to
elementary education from Ra
leigh, who wfll reign aa "Mta
Homecoming- far Fayetteville
State Collage when they meet
Elisabeth City state Ceßego ea
their tame field an Saturday,
November 1. Mis* Ray la #*-
aminlng the mriga of one es the
many pine tram which dot the
FSC campus.
Miss Hicks suffered an abrasion
on the knee.
THINKS SON DAMAGED SCREEN
Mrs. Helen Morning, of S. East
Street, Informed Officer B. C. Nip
per Monday afternoon that she left
7 * * - . 3 *--* *5
at 3 pfm. to find toe front screen
had been ripped out.
The vie ton rioted aha believe
her sen. Calvin Yeung, 88, tad
to s-upm—Mmlai
told her this. Young Uvea with
hie mother at too Beat Street
address. She refumd to toll toe
eep who her Informer waa.
The ran works ea toe nigbi
shift at Sir Walter Hotel, tat
waa net there wham toe otfle
or arrived.
PUSHES CAR ABOUND CORNER,
_ Bra gs re r u
Alston Streak teM a eep early
pushed hie 1999 Bulek from In
from at hie heme to wound toe
earner to toe 199 bleak es S.
Boudify
ed to remove hie buttery, vol
tage regulator and generator,
valued at fit, 94. and sl9. re
apeeUvely.
The complainant told th* cop he
no idee who the culprits could have
BCD PLANET ROUTES
Not one es Mars’ canals, seeming
ly, comes to any sudden end, the
Catholic Digest finds. All es them
terminate either in one of the
regions we call a "sea,” or by con
necting with another canal.
MOVE SAFELY!
AT ALL TIMES
It maat he herns to miad that
ajjtore^eaafn rttog wMh^a
stamp* equal to * fixed per
oeatoge at to* star* vetame.
For example, la a feed stare,
tbs store mart asaslty ton
over 1% at Ha grace voices# to
the stamp company, receiving
stamp* ■ retarn. tot states
where mfik prices are eon
trolled by law, the sales of mllb
are art to rinded became (be
authorities in fee** elates have
#•*
Although a retailer must buy
stomps on the basis of his gross
sales, they are not given out on
sales of less than dim*.
a • •
ihm aecerdtoe to the area
eat trend of the FTC rtndtee.
or 9 reels, they are earned edT
sltdbM.
a • •
However, In order to pay tor
the stomps, the retailer must
mark up the merchandise
price* to cover this loss of t%
of hi* gross volume to the stomp
firms. Actual studies show that
> the increase to price* to be
> somewhere around IH%.
i * * * r . .
rrtrttoraprfetovtitotoasttea**
toa*H*“ed~
the FTC atom rstoassdjhertd
fecfmto Itoe to*j
rttormaMan^wS'm^eemaiiS
Near Record
3,230 Enroll
AtA&T
GREENSBORO - A near record
UN students are enrolled for the
tell quarter at AAT College.
William H. Gamble, director of
admission*, released the figure fol
lowing the completion of registra
tion of graduate students on last
weekend.
The enrollment, he said, waa
boasted bye robust freshman dam
of 1.107 students, th* largest sine*
1961. Th* new total repraaontt an
increase ot 839 students over last
year whan 3JNB students register
ed for the fall quarter.
Ta to* string
fid*. oeUego efftotals opened
one es toe deraritertm *u to*
•rtgiaal rite es Lutheran Col
lege, to* property purchased by
AAT four years age. Th# dorm
itory, tor make, ton beau earn
pletriy remodeled and modem
toed to esrsmmsdsto nearly 99
Tha new enrollment figure* by
schools Included: School of En
gineering. 1136; School ot Educa
tion and General Studies, 1017;
i School of Ariculture, 694; School
of Nursing. 118; Graduate School,
199, and to* Tratnieel Institute,
149.
Yes, We All Talk
BY MARCOS H. BOCLWAB*
HARSH VOICE
QUHBTION: Whet make* one's
vcice harsh? —F.H. L.
ANSWER The harsh voice is
caused by many factors, namely:
1. LARNYQITIS (including th*
oommon cold).
A STENOSIS OT THE LARYNX
(rale* box) dripping ventricle*,
growths and tumors on vocal cord*
or In rids to* larynx, and hypertonic
vocal cord*. By hypertonic vocal
cords, -wo mean that tha edge of
tha vocal cords are dosed very
tightly thus preventing the escape
ot breath tram th* glottis.
Deformed of anomalous vocal
cords (arising from birth) and-or
deformed structure es th# larynx
may affect th* vole* quality.,
I. Cancer of the larynx—ls harsh
ness persists between thro* to six
— -V* rm» *miM vt*lt * l»rvn
gologist (throat specialist) for a
diagnosis.
4. MISUSE OF THE VOICE-rag
ularly over long periods es time
and too often may taura vocal
harshnom. Children scream in their
free playing giving rise to hoeree-
WASHINGTON
TERRACE
APARTMENTS
S bedrooms, living room, Utehen
and bath. Stove, refrigerator,
heater, water furnished 994.00.
Apply in peraon Til: 5-1103
M
130 FAYETTEVILLE ST. mm"
SAVINGS GALORE ,
Oi\ ALL BRAMP MEW MERCHANDISE J
ALL $6.99 DRESSES and JUMPER SKIRT s4* 00
SETS. ALL SIZES WOW Q
ALL 17.99 COATS IN • SUEDES
• Corduroys Crushed Leathers «*g Voo
Wool Laminates • All-Weather Coats 9 ■ fR
Sizes: Junior - Missy - Petites NOW m.wW
• NYLON HOSE , 1 Pair FREE when yon buy . . 2at 99'«l
• LONG SLEEVE SHIRTS Reg. {1.99 ... .NOW 2 For •3"
e SKIRTS Reg. 12.99 NOW 2 For •5-
e Imported Mohair SWEATERS Reg. $8.99 NOW *7**
• All $2.99 LINGERIE ft SLEEPWEAR .. .NOW *2 4T
• NYLON PANTIES Reg. 50c ea. NOW 2 For 88*
• BRAS Reg. SI.OO NOW 2 For •1"
• 1.99 GIRDLES NOW *1 47 Tea Oar
• 2.99 GIRDLES NOW *2 47 I'eaveaieal
• 3.99 GIRDLES NOW *3 47 Lay-a-way Plaa
OPE.V EVERY. MON. A FBI. KITES TILE 9!
4 RALEIGH. H. ft, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17. 1964
Rev. J. D. Ray, Raleigh -
Pastor 16 Tears, Buried
SOUTHERN PINES Timnl
servtoos for Use Rev. John David
Ray. 8r„ ware hold Monday, Oek
tober 12, «A Harrington Chape!
Church. Southern Pines. Eta waa
the son of the lata Mr. sgid Mm.
Ihomua & Ray, Sr.
Rev. Ray waa eased to tha aria*
iatry In 1534. Ha served ra pastor
of Lunama Church, at Wilson;
Cumberland Union Pay, RFJL;
Antioch, Llndaa; Lera Orore. In
Plnehurat; Harrington Chapel, In
Southern Plnee, and tor Mxtom
yuan at Smith Tempts, RaMgh.
He waa Moderator of the Cape
Fear Conferenoe "A", ahufrmon
of the tenoral RxeoqUra Board
and president of th* lHntitW
Institute ot ASST OoUege. Oroene
boro.
He la survived by hie wife, Mm.
AUean Lee Ray; three sons,
Thomas and Albert Ray, South
arn Pinas, and John D, Ray, Jt.
In this abort apaoa, we eennot go
into detail concerning to* therapy
tO UN.
READWSs Far my dleeuerion
pamphlet, send two riempa and a
self-addreeeed long buaiaam ra
vel ope to Dr. M. H. Boulwera, Flor
ida AJtM University, Box 110-A,
Tallahassee, Florida—l39ol.
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