FROM RALEIGH’S POLICE FILES:
We CfUME BEAT
BY CHARLES R. JONES
(gMMIINUED FROM PAGE 1)
IR3Kf STEAM AC WOMAN
NAPS
MW A«nie Bail Flasher, 0 1 Ml
K.lttrttt Strati, reported to Offi.
efcr Mbrman Artie at I*ls ajn. Fri
4lfcr, the ws Wn on the sola in
tSh Jitin* room of her home and
thftra were two ladies’ hsndbtgs in
h*r dining room. Mrs. Finch* fur
ther stated that someone entered the
house and stole her pockcOwok
from inside one of the larger hand
the packet ak contained
ahttt ILM to cash, her bank
book mad other papers. Upon
artber investigation, the officer
Bferti the bsnihags had been
left 111 -tilt kitchen, minas the
gained by opening a
r. removing a screen
te lock in the window
OLVKD IN FIGHT
leadale. of 527 E. Mar
ti Officer Otis Hinton
ad fcU pmt Thursday, that Na
thuWel Quilttr threw a glass vase
aft him, striking him on the fore
head and in the back of his head.
The complainant admitted he
and Qufller “had been fasting"
at the Martin Street address,
where Miae Bvelya King else
Uvea.
AH were charged with en
gaging hi aa affray. Mas King
add Trace dale ware healed off
to Jail then and a warrant waa
signed for QaiWarh arrest
MATTIE ON NANCE FLOOR
Jftmes C Putman, a cop, report
ad at 1:15 am. Friday, that William
Vfawen, Jr, 26, of Wilson Mills,
and Jesse Locklear, 26, of Route 2,
Wake Forest, were fighting on the
dahee floor at the Raleigh Memo
rial Auditorium. When King was
milked,” a .22 calibre pistol was
jMtmd on bis person.
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Sale
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Both were jailed for engaging in
an affray. King's bond was sat at
*2OO, while Vinson eras r 1 un
der a SIOO baiL The gun was con
fiscated.
BREAKS IN TO “LOOK FOR
BOYFRIEND"
Mrs. Elizabeth Watson, 54, of CIS
Adams Alley, Informed Officer J.
G. Barbour at 7:11 pm. Wednesday,
that Miss Lois Hedgepeth, SB, of
712 S. Blood worth Street, tore the
screen from a rear window in her
house and knocked out three win
dow panes. Damage was estimated
at $lO.
Mfrs Hedgepeth, whe waa
Intoxicated. admitted the crime,
adding, “i wanted to gat to
there to aaa my beyfriend.”
Mrs. Watson signed a warrant
and Slim Hedgepeth was arrested
for damaging property.
BILLFOLD WITH $M IS “LIFTED"
Mrs. Myitis Maassnburg. 65. of
310 W. South Street, told Officer
H. K. Wall at 8:14 pm. Wednsaday,
someone entered her house and
took a blue billfold tram a closet,
containing $25.
The complainant stated toe
only ether person with a key
was Tallie Stroud, whe lives
there, and whom she hadn't
seen in two days. Sks added,
“Stroud drives a black and
white 1951 Chevrolet"
CAR’S TOP CUT! TWO COATS
STOLEN
Douglas McClain, 25, of 845 Cam
panella Drive, reported to Officer
R. E. Keeter at 1:07 a. m. Friday,
he parked his 1965 convertible
Chevrolet in the parking lot at the
Raleigh Memorial Auditorium, and
when he returned to it, found the
top had been cut and two ladies'
coats stolen. Damage to his car was
set at SSO.
REPORTS BATTERY STOLEN
FROM AUTO
Ray Burt of 15 Dare Terrace,
told Officer T. T. Street. Jr, at
I*4s pm. Thursday, he perked his
1580 Pontiac in the let near his
home at 10:00 pm. Wednesday.
When he came back to H at 10:00
a.m. Thursday, be stated, “the tot
tery wal missing." Burt didn't
know the brand nam* of the tot
tery, but said it cost him S4B.
PENNIEB TAKEN FROM JAR
Mrs. Elvinee Kittrell, 25. of
1522 Pender Street, told a cop at
1:21 p.m. Saturday, she and her
husband had been saving pennies
in a jar and had accumulated about
$5. George Keith, of 1326 Pender
Street was in the house with his
sister-in-law. Miss Barbara Robert
son, 17, of Route 1 WendelL
Miss Robertson allegedly told
Mrs. Kittrell she had seen George
with the pennies. Mrs. Kittrell
found tee pennies gone when she
came home Saturday afternoon.
No other action was listed on the
report.
mi CABINET WITH IMPOR
TANT PAPERS MISSING
Walter C Parker. IS, of P-lt
to*Ottte** at Ist?
p m. Saturday, ha had looked
for hie gray filing cabinet hat
waa enable te locate It Ho
seod ha tint missed it at 8 a.
a. The cabinet contained his
iusaraace papers, hills and the
title to hit INI Rambler.
Parker, whe said he moved
te Raleigh only a week age. had
aa idea who eeuM have “swip
ed” the cabinet wbich was
valaad at 54.
TIRES, RIMS STOLEN FROM
CARS
James A. Perry, 28, who works
at an auto repair shop, 125 E. Lenoir
Btreet, told Officer Joseph Winters
at 8 a. m. Friday, someone had
stolen two whitewall tires and rims,
800 by 15 and 760 by 15 from a 1955
Buick and one tire and rim from a
1957 4-door Oldsmobile. These were
son hv 14 Rnth enre were rwrlred in
a lot at the above address. Value
of the missing items Is sOll.
MAN’S CAR STRIPPED AT
OABAftE
Walter Ernegt Clark, 28. of 171$
Method Road, told Officer B. G
Lassiter at 7:50 p. m. Saturday, he
left his 100$ Chevrolet at a garage
in tbs 100 block of E. Davie St to
be worked on.
When he returned, Clark de
clared, kc faaad kis car had
been stripped of Its* tires, bat
teries and ether items. "1 told
the owner I was gatog te noti
fy toe pollto. tort whan I re
turned, ho k*d closed the place
sad gone,” he stated.
Clark said his tom whitewall
ttras. two 8 volt batteries, on* gen
crater. oAe distributor ftp and pha
rater button. wtrs.iteWn. investi
gation i* cohunuirtf. stolen
merchandise was valued at slsl.
UODtil TAG “SWIPED"
Perry Haynes. 24. at 7 Asha T*-
race, reported te Officer Joseph
Winters at 15:06 a, m. Friday, some
one stole his lioenso tag. number
VI-9451, from his 1905 5-door Chsv-
LCT MB HELP TOD! IF TOD
HAVE FBOBLKMS OF ANT
KIND 11
Psrtiaps it is financial, loot, or
family troubles I feel aura that
I can help you with your par
ticular problem. If you trill
have faith and trust in ua.
Write me toddy, strictly con
fidential. .
ANNETTE'S FMSONAL
F. O, Bexl-F
Wittebenio. C. F, Sooth Afttaa
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THE "ASTRONAUTS TEAM ” of the Monday Night Bowling League has won the team's
highest averages for two straight weeks Than team score has boon more than 1100 pma for three
games played. Left to right: C. Morgan, Mias Daisy Nahon, and A. Williams. Ths "Astronauts
Team" is one of 8 teams in Monday Nigjht Bowling League.
rolet, which was parked in the rear
of 25 Hunter Street.
BIKE TAKEN FROM BACK
PORCH
Mrs. Lucille Delores Robinson, 25,
of 507 Heck Street informed a cop
at 9:15 a. m. Sunday, someone took
a red 20 inch Roadmaster bicycle
from her back porch either Satur
day night or Sunday morning.
The complainant stated she had
seen the vehicle at 10:15 p. m. Sat
urday, but it had “vanished” a' 9
a. m. Sunday. Mrs. Robinson said
she believed this was the work of
an adult rather than a juvenile.
CLOTHES MISSING FROM LINE
Jk A Thrill A Second! Complete With Starting Gate $
1 Save 2"! Road Race Sets t
EkrtriJ'wnc’he? Reg. 21.99—3 Day* Only!
Big 25-in. wrecker has ls-!b. *0 *—i—4^
power, light, wipers «afittF\\ ' '*
f CHAROR IT On Sears Revolving Charge 4d*r
I V Start and finish pylons arch the race track. 2 JmW \£=£M=±!= a*
jfflt j»fc speed controls give better feel of the road and {{(h If
allow greater speeds into banked curves. In- Wg|tfSL /&.
# chides squeese track, lap counter, transform- p
New Eaay Running VWt Sant, ta Toy Town . \
Sears Tricycles /
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. . Mul „ri
Boy*', Girl*’ Model
6-Foot 45-Branch Sears l\ Standard Style Bicycles
Aluminum Christmas Trees V«2bcs an
3 Sears 7-Bulb 24 and 26-in. sues £
99 Indoor Light Set w
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Sears Price Pult for years of hard use. Combines a triple-bar name
Boutiful nlu»i.u«, o« » on».,«Uort* Will k*p K. 7 tadepoutert burning lighu in ** b * 1 «™* “”' '““ U^* ct “*
color through many years. Branches are shaped realistically. assorted colors. Spring clips ruat Chrome-plated handle bar and hubs. Kick stand. Safe
Decorate with lighting from our Trim Shop! With stud. hold broach tightly. coaster brake.
Shop at Sears and Save CT7 A "DC C *ET,3* * V ** Y moHT O
httol.C. m Mj.l.ll«.ht fimnil phone TE 4-2341 UNTIL CHRISTMAS TIL %J
Mrs. Elsie Mas Daniels, Si, of 105
ÜBewild Avenue, told • cop at 7:56
s. m. Sunday, stit hung her elothes
on the lino Saturday and failed to
take them in at night On Sunday
morning whan She want out back
for them, some wort missing.
The officer later received n
call to 566 MlewtM Avene
where ho discovered boom of
tho mining items. Bscavorsd
ware: one black and white
sweatier, ana brown and white
sweater, three white bras, one
black bra, two pair of panties,
two pair of locks, two white
■lips, and one pair of bob's
work pants, bluo with ths
name, “Hockaday” on them.
BBAWS PISTOL ON MAN
llv!i Evans, 47, of 627 Bragg St.
intormad Officer Joooph Winters
gt 1:50 p. m. Sunday, that Herbert
Homer Whitley, of 711 & Blood
worth Street "drew s pistol on mo"
at 405 Lee Street
Evans came to the police station
and signed a warrant charging
Whitley with assault with a deadly
weapon, but ths officers had not
found Whitley at CAROLINIAN
pram time.
HUBBY RUNS WIFE. THEN
BEATS HER WITH CHAIR
Mrs. Ann Gctnee, 86, es ISM
Manly Street, reported to Offi-
mi CAROLINIAN
WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1664
cer B. CL Parker, Jr., at 8:15 p.
m. Saturday, her hßehead Ro
bert Getees. Si, ran asr freaa
bean te $M Canaan Street,
then beat her with a wooden
chair about the left arm, neck,
and head. She wouldn't go to
a hospital, bat did sign a war
rant and Gelnes was hauled off
te Waka County Jail, charged
with small with a deadly
EATS FOOD. THEN ATTACKS
WOMAN
Mtea Abbds Collette. 55, of K
Hargett Street, told Officer B. C.
Nipper aft 1:32 a. m. Friday, aha
returned home to find someone
had eaten all the food. She added
Robert Griffin, 32 same address,
threw a bottle at her, striking her
or " - m.
The complainant signed a war
rant and Griffin was arrested.
LEAVES HOME. STILL GETS CUT
Miss Joe Ann Hinton, 15, ot 814
Cannon Street, informed Officer
James I. (Bobby) Daye at 8:16 a.
m. Sunday, that whan aha arrived
home stout 4:50 a. m, she and
Harold McKnight, 27. of 640 Had
ley Road, "got into a turn."
SHm Wtstaa p- * aba de
cided to tease bar hense, end as
she was entering toe front dear
of bar matter's heme. 60S Cam
non Street, "Hireld ran op be
hind me end cut toe on the
left tide es my face with a pac
ket knife."
The complainant was treated
at Waka Memorial Hospital for
her harts sad told toe es fleer
aha weald came te the station
and sign a warrant against Mo
'-*'l far amault with a dead
ly wcapesu
LYE THROWN IN FACE AS MAN
TURNS CORNER
Taft Davit. 56, of 512 S. Blount
Street, told Officer J. C. Putman at
10 p. m. Saturday, that as he walk
ed around the corner of the Dollar
Bill Club. 500 block of E. Davie
Street, someone threw lye in his
face.
Davis uid he doesn't know
whether his assailant was male or
female. He was treated at Wake
Memorial Hospital and released.
STRUCK WITH BUMFEB JACK
Betert Earl Andrews, es 06
E. Davit Street, reported te Of
ficer J. E. Fierce at 4:55 p. m.
Hunday. that Mllten Bart es
es Rente 1, Apex, assaulted
Mm by striking him ua the
head with a hamper Jack.
It could not to ascertained wheth
er Andrews received hospital treat
ment, but he did sign a warrant a
gainst Burt for amault with a dead
ly weapon.
Erosion has damaged at least 50
percent of the usuable land in the
U.S, the Catholic Digest reports.
WAKE UP
RAPIN’ TO GO
Without Nagging Backache
maeeulereehee and setae that oneaeoaoe
laatian night* aad miserable Ured-out
(••lias*. When thee* dlaooiaforta aoSM aa
Wits orar-aaartloa or str«ee and strata
-ran want relief-waat ft futl Another
disturbance mar ba mild btaddarlrrltaUsa
follow lot wrong food and drink—of tan id.
Was ap a restless aneomfortehla teabag.
Bona • PlU> work fast la t separate
warn 1. by ,p*e<lrpeln-rellevlas action to
•ft torment of nesting booknobo. head
•chge. muscular echee and peine, t. br
•°ething effect on Madder Irritation. S. bp
mild diuretic action tending to iaaraogo
output of tho II miles of kidney tube*.
Bator a good sight's sleep nad the
same happy relief million* bore for orer
«# Poore. For convenience, aek tee the
lersa elec Get Doan's rule today!
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