FROM RALEIGH S POLICE FILES:
THE CREME BEAT
\ BY CHARLES R. JONES
lOANIWUID rftOM PAGE 1)
STEALS SHOTGUN,
TYPEWRITER, GUITAR
Detective Sgt. Larry Macon Smith
arretted Robert Lee Atkina, It, of
407 Battle Stree, end charged him
with larceny of a ahotgun. type
writer and guitar from Walgreen'*,
Fayetteville Street. The incident,
which took place earlier thU month.
Betted Atkina 18 month* on the
roads laat week.
All of tthe stolen item* were re
turned to tho store.
HUBCAPS TAKEN FROM
LINCOLN
Mra. Victor feeble*, of US
Lincoln Court, told Officer
James B. (Bebbyi Day* at !?:M
p. m. Wedaeeday. that two hub
cap* «er* stolen from her 1962
Lincoln Continental, which was
park'd In her yard. She did not
GUEST (SPEAKER—Thi llcv
Hal Vetter Mile* above pastor
of White Oak Baptist Church.
Middlesex. will deliver the
■turning meaaafe at Bethlehem
Baptist Churrh Raleigh. Sun
da'. A graduate of the J. W.
li on High School. Rev. Mile*
received hie B. A degree at St.
Ai'iuatlne I Course tinv. an
done farther study .n the field
of administration at North Car
oline College, Durham He la, of
■resent, a full-time student in
the School of Bellglon at Shaw
University. The public la Invited
to boar him weak.
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know the value of the stolen
caps at the time of the report.
JAILED FOR STRIKING GIRL, 8
J. T. Atkina, of 212 Fowls Street,
informed Officer Joseph Winters
at 5:56 p. m. Wednesday, that Jim
my Smith, 17, threw a rock and hit
little Debra Chavis, age 8. Smith
was immediately hauled off to jail
and charged with assault with a
deadly weapon.
BATS OWN SO?TSTOLE T. V. SET
Mrs. Lucy McClain. 88. of 8
St Augustine's Avanae, report
ed to Officer J. Winter* at 6:88
p. m. Wednesday, that her son,
Angelo McClain, U, who had
|u«t rot out of prison on Tues
day, Tarried off my table mod
el televlaon set"
Tho set waa valued ut UN
and was "swiped" at the time
Mrs. McClain went to the stare
for Angela, she declared.
CAMPBELL REPORTS
TAMPER
Ralph Campbell. Sr., of 8M E.
Edcnton Street told Officer L. God
win at 1:10 a. m. Thursday, he saw
• ahort whit* men. wearing a green
Army field jacket, going through
hi* automobile with a flashlight in
hit hand*.
A pair of brown shoes were
fnunri on the sidewalk, shout
2CO \nrd» from the complain
ant'* nr, anil w ere believed to
belong to the ufknnun (aspect.
No iltmare »»s don» to Mr.
( ump ire cir and nothing was
reported misting from It.
• SNEAK TIHH " TAKES
TAMPERING
Mr* R e i.angrtnn. 3H. of 2306
G Slim in | -nc repoi' i-«i to Officer*
Norn an Artt- v d Hobby" Day*
lit i l l.i |> n. ’I li'n <’ tv. that she
pn'keti ini i.i : irnnt of .:04 Cam
tit n St u-ei ii I tor cone Hole her
hendba,', cor.’.nrin* her driver's
licen'p. eon, -i-cirliy card, car
and him t. in mah and a
small aimmi.l of food
Fi.*■ - i - I l.y opening the
door of ihe i h v. as unlock-
I NOCCtTIEII IIOUttK
RANSAt KED
Ab'tiro Hall, 63. of 17 E. Edenlon
Street. Informed Officer B. C. Nip
per at 9 64 a m Thursday, he went
to hi:, r- i-r'a him’ r, I untrd at 814
S. Blount Street, to check K. Upon
arrival. Hall stated, ha found all
the doors unlocked and the house
"torn apart on the Inside."
He was enable to diseavar 11
anything waa missing. The
bouse Is owned by Mrs. Esther
Davis, Hall’s slater, wha new
lives in New York City- He de
clared he doesn't know bar ad
daaa, adding "She's been gene
from Raleigh far two year*.”
The complainant said it had been
several months since ba last cheek
< •*'* house.
NAB WOMEN FOR FIOHTINa
Officer Joseph Winters re
ported at 111 p. *»• Thursday.
“There had been a fight at the
earner es Fayetteville and Wal
nut Streets. However, hath Mias
Jay c* Marta Bast and MIN Di
ane Griffin, war* aMU mad at
each ether and were Staardar
ly whan I arrived.*
Bath yeang womea were alt
ad la the Wake Juvenile Court,
by petitlaa. far disorderly con
duct.
MOM REPORTS SDN’S THEFT
Mrs. Josephine Alston, of II Lin
coln Terace. colled two oOpt at 16:30
p. m. Thursday, and reported her
12-year-old *on and a 10-y«ar-Old
boy. who lives at 8 Johnson Ter
race. broke into the cafeteria at
LI ion School.
She further related that her ton
hidden under hi* doorstep*. Th* Ice
cream. Th* 10-yaer-oU* had 12 cup*
hldan under hla dooratapa. Th* Ice
cream waa ratumad to th* c*f--
terla i lea box and Li|on’a princi
pal. H. E. Brown, wea called to the
school
Tht boy», who ilto admitted
othtr previous braak-lna, w*r* cit
ed to Wake* Juvenile Court by
petitions.
CAR STOLEN AS DOOR LEFT
OPEN
Limas Simmons, of 1608 1-2
Poole Road, reported to Officer O
C. Pratt, at 8:45 a m Sunday, that
he left hi* front door open when
h# went to hed B»turdiy at 9 pm
> • moi-nln*
ft iiv«i #. ,
he diacovered someone had entered
th> house, itolt |8 in cash and hi*
car keys.
Upon going la hi* front dear,
he feund th# culprit bad til*
stolen Ms automobile. Na fur
thrr Information was Hated on
the report
RADIO "SWIPED" IN BREAK-IN
Walter R. Morgan, 66. of 1606 1-2
Crpsa St., told Oflcer W. t Kidd
at 2.38 a.m. Monday, someone had
broken into hi* house and took a
amall gray plastic labia model ra
dio.
Entrance was galotd by breaking
a small pane of alas*, reaching
through and unlocking tht door
Nothing else was taken from th#
home, stated the complainant.
Mr Morgan teld the cep that h#
left home Sunday afternoon and
discovered th# br*#k-tn whan he
ratumad at B: Ift a m. Monday. Thr
radio wag valued at 816
TELRVWIOnToTHER ITEMS
MIMINO
Mrs. Claudia Davie, of 718 S.
State Street. Informed Officer
Jam** E. (Bobby) Daye at 6:11
a.m Sunday, that »om#on* bad
entered bar ham* between Oc
tober 18 and tl and stolen th*
fallowing llama: a Motorola tel
evision act, valued at SMO; two
table lamps, valued at ItO: one
penny bank, containing S 3; and
a turnk with a number of sbrets
and bed spreads In it.
ANOTH*R~TV SET GONE
Miss ShirlCy Devon*. 24, of 1607
Cross Street, told a cop at 2.33 a.m
| Monday, someone entered her
house and stole a television sCt
Bh* said entry waa gained
through a window ait U»# west
aid* *f bar base*. Ml** Devon*
valued th* TV Mt at MM.
SIX CITED TO COURT fOR
PIONTINO
Offleer John Baker, Sr., reported
at 4:M p m Friday, that ho arroet
ed tho following poroona and cited
them to court on charge* of engag
ing In an affray.
Mima* Barbara Bandar*. Lea
Cisale Sanders, Sylvia Carr.
Beulah Sander*, tad LIIU* San
der*. Ala* cited waa Ronald
Carr. The Incident task place
tn the PM block of Fltaterald
Drive.
HUE BEATEN "ABOUT
NOTHING"
Mra Mary Loula* Dun*ton. tt.
of 614 X. Hargett Streak informed
Officer John Baker, Sr., at 4:48
pm. Sunday, that her huoband.
Hubert Dunomn. hit her with hta
hand* and Data "about nothing at
all."
Dunoton was carried to Wak#
County Jail and charged with ao
sault and battery .
MAN REPORTS STABBING
Johnny Malloy. D es 118 Can
non Street Informed R- D. Whitley
at 10:88 am. Saturday, that WUUe
Arrington, of th# same addraae.
subbad him twice In the left but-
The wound required six stitch**
and after ha waa treated at Wake
Memorial Hoapiul. Malloy signed
a warrant and Arrington was Jail
ed on a charge at amault with a
deadly weapon.
WOMAN COT AS FRIEND
LOOKS ON
Him Evelyn KMg aud Na
thaniel QuUler. hath of 8M B.
Mama Sweat. teM u aop at
fees pa* Friday. BMP ware
to the 4W Mach as t. Darts
dels. 887 B. Murtto Stonet, gut
ant of a oar and hagoA boatmg
Mhe KNg- Ml uMa draw a
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CAPTAIN GRADUATES
Captain Bern*id E. Wilson, a
bove, sen of Mi and Mra. For
rest Wilson, Sr. of 1517 Poole
Road. Raleigh waa recently
graduated from th* U S. Air
Fore* S*uadr*n Officers' School
at the Air Untveralty Maxwell
AFB, Alabama. Wilson, u grad
uate of the J. W. Llgan High
School here, and AAT College,
Oreeneboro, waa selected far the
■pacta! profeaetanal officer train
ing la recognition of hla demon
stratad potanttai aa a loader In
th* aaroopaaa fora*. The cap
tain's wire Alice, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Joshua M. fieo
aom*. of Powellrvllle, to aches
In California. Catpaln Wil
son Is now atationed at Travis
AFB. Calif., with tho SSth Air
Transport gqnardon.
Time-Saving Tips
/or Holiday Cooks
by IOUIM AUIN
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Do all those holiday dinners,
starting with Thanksgiving,
turn ybu into a Cinderella—
working overtime in tho kitchen
while the rest of th* family has
a ball? You can cook rour feast
and enjoy it. too, with just a
little before-dinner planning.
You're off to a head start
whan all ths right tools (uton
sill) are at hand. Deciding In
advance how you'll cook each
“ooloetion" in th* menu also
will spood up work—and al
tar* more tendsr result*.
• • *' "
Colorful holiday veretabHf
become tatty mortals if cookod
in Club Aluminum’s “wator
less” pans, thus preserving all
tboir natural flavor. Th* slow,
•van heat provided by heavy
aluminum cookware eliminates
"pot-watching,” and keeps you
and ths room temporstura cool!
a • e
Don’t healtat* to roserv* a
place on th* "foqtlv* board’’ for
the favorite candied yams or
squash—when cooked to new
perfection in a pan coated with
"Black Magic” Teflon. Truly
magical is the way tht specially
coatad bottom refuses to stick
to even the moat airupy foods—
and cooke tham without fat.
Ths non-stick natur* of this
cookware cuts cltan-up time In
half—ao you can aacape from
the kitchen early tnough to
onjoy after-th* feast relaxing.
Mia* King. 80. suffered bruises
on ner (ac* and log*. Both signed
warrant*, charging TrueadaJ* with
assault with a deadly weapon.
THREATENS TO SHOOT
LANDLADY
Mr* Adlan* Jons*, of 624 W.
South Street, told Officer C. ft.
Kirby at 4:22 p. m. Saturday, that
Hugh Thomas Neal. 23. who ha* a
room In her house, came to the
home, got hi* ahotgun and threaten
•d to jhoot her
Hi* complainant signed a
warrant and young Neal was
jailed under s Mo* band, charg
ed with earn*tt with a deadly
weapon
TWO CHARGED IN FORGERIES
Jerry Thomas King, an official
of North Carolina National Bank,
told Officer J. ft Munn* at 10:80
a m Monday, that on,October 3
and October 6. respectively that
two Negro men. Arthur Cox. 819
Heck Street, and Wallace Jon#*.
325 Maple Street, had both caahed
forged checks In tht* bank tor 840
each.
TWO TOUNO BOYS FACE
SHOPLIFTING RAPS
Tam t. Hlffsua. wha warkaal
Itudaan-Belk Company, report
ed to Officer J. L Deaton at
4:38 p. aa. Monday, that k* uv
a 18-year-aid buy pick ap a
flashlight from a coenter to to*
Mara and band tt to hla is-year
*M brother. Both bays resMs
al 8 W. Los Street in Wstanl
Terrsee.
Rlggena added aa they srsr* a
bout to leave the (tore, he ached if
they wanted to pay for tot IUM
flashlight Tit* older boy than took
the flashlight from hta pocket.
Petitions against both war* sigh
ed by Hlggsns and toe beys war*
arrsatad tor shoplifting
BANK OFFICIAL, PRESIDENT, STUDENT CONFER
Wacohvia Bank and Trust Company official H. Lea Swanson,
Cashitr and Personnel director, confers with Mrs. D. A. Barnes,
president of the Raleigh Business College, and Mia. Helen Battle
Dixon, a senior on job opportunity In business prior to ths asgaat
bly at which Mt. Swanson was tho featured speaker. (Mao Story).
RBC News
“Today is Yesterday's Tomor
row", was the admonition by R. Lee
Swanson, as he spoke to the stu
dents and staff of the Raleigh Busi
ness College, Friday, October 23.
at the weekly assembly.
Mr. Swanson, heed cashier, and
porsonnol director of the Wachovia
Bank and Trust Company apesking
out of his wealth of experience,
listed several item* that would help
to guarantee success to thorn who
are preparing for tomorrow.
Good working habit* are very es
sential. cooperation with ouporvis
ora and associates; industry and
neatness in work and appearance,
and finally a keen sense of respon
sibility, concluded Mr. Swanoon. A
lively diacuseion followed th* for
mal presentation of question* and
answers.
During this period, th* speaker
csuuoncki his nearer# auuui me ep
parent indiff*r#nc* on th* Job,
talking excessively and th* exten
sion of th* rest period, and the per
sonal interview. Th* final discuss
ion was on the methods of totting
currently employed in business and
industry.
The speaker for th* next assem
bly, October 30. will bo th* Rev.
D. N. Howard, pastor, Tupper Me
morial Baptist Church, and District
Scout Executive of th* Occonee
choe Council, Boy Scout* of Amer
ica.
The Nation *s Loader* Say ...
- - -
-^deserves
, "You have been a true friend of the American farmer
__ . , _ , during your yours of service in the Congress . . . The Ame-
President Johnson ri«dn farmer, your constituents, your colleagues in rite
——■—w » ■ .1 ■ «■ House,, and I took forward to your continued service and
leadership in the Congress of th* United States."
“Congratulations on thirty year* of distinguished aanr
__ rs l c . ft, • tot to your district, ywur state and your country. Your si-
Dean Rusk, becretary Ut State fort* to connection with legislation to aid hungry and tuf-
faring people in many areas of the world will long b« re
mem burod witt grateful appreciation."
The Late Pretident John Kennedy 'Harold Cooky is a distinguished Public Servant.”
Now More Than Ever... We Need
Cooley « Congress
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SUBSTITUTE MOTION
QUESTION: Is the substitute
an amendment, or a main
motion? Please digram in your
column? C. M. L.
ANSWER: The ae-called substi
tute motion la classified as an a-
ORDEftS. It is th* method of a
■nontenant By Robert's RULES OF
OftpCß. Ik is th* method at a
mending by “deletion” or “eliml
oatlon ” It f that thanro
pqaer wantstoatrtk* mrt all ofV
■tort# after *1 move that" and n -
Mtoa aaotjter motion bi their plaes.
Techntoally, K is a n*w mate mo
lten dUßulaOd under th* rtoak of
jg admandmant
Imported
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If an organization's business «eu
so involved aa to make it necessary
to us* a substitute motion, than the
/-H»lrman should suggest to the
dub that it should vote against all
the motions pending before the
house, and then make a new m*ln
motion. In this way. time can be
saved.
To carry through the substitute
motion requires that the chib vote
an toe orginlal main motion and
it* amendment*, and alto vote on
mate motion and th* subatltuti
motion. Too much time it con
tented.
mt* Job* open to me ara_tr*du
ally b*ing eliminated " r.rr