THE CABOLOIUIII
RALEIGH, N. C, SATURDAY. DECEMBER U. 1964
FROM RALEIGHS POLICE FILES
THE CRIME BEAT
S BY CHARLES R. JONES
LICENSE TAG STOLEN FROM
CAB
Earl Martin, 50, of 000 S. Blood*
worth Street (YMCA) told Officer
Otis Hinton, Jr., at 6:45 s.m. oh
Thursday, he parked his 1956 Chev
rolet in front of the YMCA at 10:30
p.m. Wednesday, and when he came
out Thursday morning, discovered
someone had stolen his 1664 license
tag, number VF-550. Martin stated
he had no idea who would do such
a thing.
SAYS BOY STOLE MONEY FROM
LAUNDROMAT
J. C. Knowles, 36, white man
ager of the laundromat, located at
328 E. Martin Street, informed Of
ficer C. R. Kirby at 11:15 pm. on
Thursday, he took the money out
of the place at 6 pm. Wednesday,
and his Janitor closed at 11 pm.
However, said Knowles, he found
seven of his washing machines and
one soap machine had been dam
aged Thursday night Damage to
the machines was set at SIOO and
to the soap-maker at $25. He also
estimated $35 had been stolen from
the eight machines.
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F«rt Williams. 39, sf 13 Hyde
Termer, taM the eap she saw
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Uvea in Love’S Lane, tasida 0M
Place Wodneaday, and bo taM
ber to “Watoh mo got tbo Ma
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then opened aB the Hat doors
and took tbo change from the
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YOUTH. 11. FACES FORGERY
RAP
Jack M. Parker, an official of the
First Citizens Bank. 14 E. Martin
Street, reported to Officer E. W.
Rhodes at 13 noon Friday, that the
bank had cashed u check tor
$122.44, drawn on Wachovia Bank
and Trust Company. Tim business
check came from Hudson-Belk Co.
and was already made out for this
amount It was stolen, according to
personnel at Belks, from the res
taurant there made payable to
Howard F. Bryant an employee of
the store, who stated ho never re
ceived the check, adding “the en
dorsement on the back was a for
gery.”
George Seett Rand, 11, of 3464
Bedford Avenue, a farmer em
ployee at Belks, admitted steal
ing the cheek, forging the en
dorsement, and cashing it
He was kaaled ass to the
Wake County Jail, when ha
wsa charged with forgery.
POINTS GUN AT WOMAN,
JAILED
Miss Norvis Louise Gore, 31, of
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ANNETTE’S PERSONAL
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909 E. Lenoir Street told Officer G.
W. Williams at 10:01 pm. Friday
that Walter Wallace Dayton, of
310 N. State Street came to 136 E.
Cabarrus Street and “got into a
fight.” She continued, “After the
fight was over, he went out to his
car and got a gun and came back
inside.”
The young wsmsu said Day
tan pointed the gun at her be
fore he left She came to the
police station and signed a war
rant charging Dayton with as
sault with a deadly weapon. A
witness was Otlu Rowland,
who lives in Roam U of the
Deluxe Hotel, 366 Meek of E.
Cabarrus Street
HR OVER HEAD WITH DRINK
BOTTLE
Woolly Arrington, 33, of T 63
E. Hargett Street Infarmed Of
ficer Joseph Winters at 11:36
M*. Friday, ha waa at the cor
ner sf W. South Street and Car
roll’s Alloy, whan an unknown
man hit him near the hood
with a soft drink battle.
Arrington was treated at Wake
Memorial Hospital for a small head
laceration and released.
“MYSTERIOUS" DRUNK JAILED
Officer W. M. Parker, Jr, report
ed at 6:58 p.m. Friday, ha received
a call to go to the corner of Van
Dyke Avenue and Oberlin Road
and talk to Mrs. Maggie McDaid.
Upon arrival, ho found Louis
Guthrie. 25. of 614 Oberlin Rd,
standing m the middle as Van
Dyke “in a drunken condition
and bleeding from the middle
finger of-his right hand.” The
cop then talked to Mrs. 31c-
DaM, S 3, who stated he had
boon “causing u disturbance.”
She refused to sign a warrant
against him, however.
After treatment at the hospital
for his finger wound, Guthrie was
hsulci off to Jo!!, cfcsrgcJ w!’.’.
prMic drunkenness.
The mystery came in as the cop
was unable to find out who cut
Guthrie’s finger or how it was cut.
BOY GETS MAD. CUTS UP
CLOTHES
Mrs. Lillian Davis, 42, of 102 1-2
N. Tar boro Road, Informed Officer
R. M. Meekins at 9 p.m. Friday, that
Benjamin Jones, 20, address un
known, came to her house and “We
had a fuss.”
The complainant declared he
then went late her baekyard,
task a packet knife sad eat up
the clothes she hod hanging on
her clothes line. She estimated
damage at IN and signed a
warrant, charging Janes with
damage la proparty.
SAYS KIDS BROKE BTORM
DOOR GLASS
Miss Louise Baker. 48. of >ls S.
Haywood Street, told Oficer Nor
man Artis at 9:20 p.m. Friday, she
was in the back of her house when
she heard a loud noise up front
As aha raa to the front door,
about throe boys raa south on
flay wood 8 bo add they broke
out the glam pane of tbo storm
door with a small rack. Dam
age was oat at sl4.
SAYS WOMAN STOLE $36
FROM HER
Miss Lizzie Bridges, 39, of 312
E. Martin Street informed Officer
& V. Pearce at 2 pm. Sunday, that
Mim Joan Quiller, same address,
took S3O out of her pocket book,
which was in a closet
She signed a warrant against
Mim Quiller, charging larceny.
DRINKING MAN GOBS TO
SLEEP, ROBBED
Whyao Ran, at TIS K Darla
Strati, told Officer B. D. Whit
ley at 4d9 pn. Friday, Mat at
about 13 noon, ho want to sleep
to toe kitchen cf a hanaa, lo
cated at 316 Jaamfce Drton and
when ho woke up taro bourn
later, found 9X5 had boon stolen
from kb panto packet
Hall declared the only other per
sons in the house were: Mim Batty
Jean Porter, erf 316 Jamaica Drive;
Mrs. Barbara Bennett Thorpe, Can
non Street; Miss Annie Jean Por
ter, of Raefard; and tore# small
children.
The report concluded, “Hall had
been drinking prior to going to
sleep.”
ROBS WOMAN’S CAR IN YARD
Mrs. M H. Little, of 1069 Parker
Street (Oberlin), informed Officer
W. R. Creighton at 13:15 pm. Sat
urday, she parked her car "beside
her house when she came home
from work.
While taking same Hama Into
toe house, toe complstnsnt said,
someone stole several arttdea
from her automobile. She de
scribed toe missing marches
disc as: one pair as Scotch
grain loafers, one camel hair
coat, and one pink wool sweat
er.
Mrs. Little said she (totat bear
anything, not aee anyone around
her house or car. She valued the
articles at 5100.
REPORTS 3164 MISSING TWO
WEEKS LATER
Mrs. Elizabeth ones, 65, of 406 E.
Martin Street, told a cop last Fri
day, that while she was living at
423 Montague Lane, with Mrs. Mil
dred Turner on about November
26, and while she was uptown,
someone entered her room and
stole $lO4 in U. S. currency, which
was concealed under a rug.
Mrs. Jones mid she had question
ed her landlady about the money
and said Mrs. Turner denied taking
it or knowing anything about it
BLANKET. BEDSPREAD
MISSING
Mrs. Dorothy Lee Jones, sf
517 S. Person Street told 04-
flcer Oils Hinton, Jr, at 1141
am Saturday, that between 6
and 11:36 pm. Friday, semeona
took a double blanket green
and yellaw; and a double bad
spread, from toe clothesline In
!,ii Tin) uric val
ued at sl3.
HUBCAPS TAKEN OFF CAR
James Chavis, 20, of 606 Bragg
Street, informed an officer at 6:17
a.m. Saturday, he parked his 1961
Chevrolet on the side of his house
at 4 am. and when he came out at
7 a.m., his left front and rear hub
caps had been taken from the au
tomobile.
Chavis valued the hubcaps at sl6.
PENDER SKIRTS AMONG
MISSING ITEMS
Mrs. Annie M. McCoy. M. of
1965 Charles Street a nurse at
Wake Memorial Hospital, re
ported to Officer J. L. Denton
at 7:36 am. Saturday, that she
had discovered two fender
skirts and two hubcaps miss
ing from her 1963 Chevrolet
Impels.
The complainant stated the mer
chandise was stolen between 11
p.m.'Friday and 7 am. Saturday.
T*- « ! *ver blue skirts and the hub
caps cost about SSO, laid Mrs. Mc-
Coy.
SAYS SON HIT HER WITH PRY
PAN, CUTS HIM
Mrs. Mary Spencer, of 207 Cam
den Street told Officer Norman
Artis at 7:47 pm. Monday, that
her son, Allen Spencer, 44, who
was just released from the County
Roads the same day, came home,
got drunk and started a disturb
ance.
The complainant farther stat
ed that Spencer hit her on to#
bend with a frying pan, where
upon she cut him an toe bead
with a kitchen knife.
Allen Spencer was treated at
Wake Memorial HoapKal for head
wounds, then Artis locked both his
mother and him up and charged
them with engaging In an affray
where deadly weapons were used.
Honor Students
At Ligon Are
Announced Here
The oounaeior at the J. W. Lig
on Junior-Senior High School re
leases the names of the students
making the Honor Roll for the
second, six weeks term. These stu
dents are: Os tine Anthony. Mil
dred Sneilings, Battle Barbour,
Cynthia Farrell, Cheryl Hamlin.
Constance Bailey, Billy Hunter,
George Holloway, Lillian McClain,
nestle Beckwith, Gory Perry, Ray
mond Barnes. Lillie Miller.
Others are. Paul Jervay, Brenda
Farrell, John Leake, Phillip Hol
loway, Sundar Fleming, James
Martin, Phillip McCullough, Celia
Smith. Antoinette Poxwell. Levi
Beckwith, Linda Parker, Joanne
Cannady.
Also, Sarah Davis. Janet How
ard, Evelyn Lewis. Clarence Mer
ritt, James Moore. Jr. Vivian Lo
an, Frank Weaver. Joseph Penn,
Yvette Faulk. Mildred McKinley.
Brenda Mason. Carole Taylor,
Wilton Wallace.
Also James Bury ess, Lawrence
Carson, Chester Clack. Gwendolyn
Mills. Reginald Sills. Phytlls Cas
ey, Charles Flowers. Kay Fiances
Glenn. Carolyn Yabron. Wilde
Oartrail, Kenneth Hinton. Nancy
Morgan. Dennis Dae, Mi Me Dunn.
Hubert Fitts, Ernestine Robing
un. and Mona L. Adcock.
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