^$500 in machinery is pawned
for $35 cash; 2 face charges
Grand larceny charges will be
beard against two Durham men
who allegedly pawned over $500
worth of power tools for $35.
The defendants, Glenn H.
Mitchell and Ivy Felton Poe,
bojjh 48, of Durham, were bound
over for superior court trial by
Judge William Stewart following
a hearing in Chapel Hill Re
corder’s Court Bond of $600, was
ordered for each.
They were charged with theft
of an electric hammer and an
electric pipe threader from the
construction shed of Bryant Elec
tric Co. of Durham at a Memo
rial Hospital building project
here. They were arrested on the
basis of an anonymous tip to the
electrical contracting firm.
Poe told the court that Mitch
ell, who had been fired from a
job with the Bryant firm, hired
him to drive him to Chapel Hill
on the night of Octv 6, and that
Poe put the machinery in his car
and went to a Diace near bur
ham where Mitchell pawned them
for $35. Poe said they both went
on a drunk with the money. Val
ue of the machines, both of which
were recovered, was set at $51Q.
Other cases on the court dock
et:
Thomas L. Lloyd, Route Two;
disorderly conduct; nol pros
granted.
Roland Burnette: disorderly
conduct; 30 davs roads sentence.
Thomas Griffith, Lookout
Mountain, Tenn.; reckless driv
ing; $100 and costs.
Frank Fuller, Route One; lar
ceny of motor vehicle; six
months roads term.
Floyd Headen; public drunken
ness: $10 and costs.
- Jack Rubenstein, Cincinatti,
Ohio; speeding: $5 and costs.
Macon Theodore Jordan, Mon
lye; speeding; costs.
Robert D. Anderson, Durham;
traffic light violation; costs.
John Stewart Robey, Furman
Univ; nublic drunkenness; nol
pros with leave granted.
Frank Wright, Favetteville;
public drunkenness; $10 and
costs.
Homer W. Maynor, Garrboro:
breaking and entering and as
sault with a dedaly weanon, a
knife; 12 months roads sentence, .
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Christmas to come in December
*° *"«ny of our friends have1
»oved ones in distant comers of
»he earth that we've had to weak
en a trifle. , j
,f you are among those who need
an early Christmas, yoo'il find a
special table, back near the text
section, with book catalogs, im
printed Christmas Card samples, I
•nd, nicest of all, a supply 0<
tinsdly Advent Calendars, which
•very child should have by De
comber first.
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suspended on payment of $75
and costs and on one year's good
behavior and condition defend
ant not enter premises of Ike
Mincey.
Mildred Farrington; drunk
and disorderly; $10 and costs.
Hargrave Bowles IH; cursing
on highway; $15 and costs.
Jack B. Presson; discharging
firearms; costs.
Palmer L. Skoglund; discharg
ing firearms; costs.
Thomas Mitchell; public
drunkenness; $10 and costs.
Bettis Holmes; assault and
battery on a female; 30 days
roads sentence, suspended on
payment of costs; plus medical
expenses of Margaret Minor.
Volunteer cancer study is under way
Volunteer researchers of the
American , Cancer Society’s
Orange County Unit began this
week the second followup of the
Cancer Prevention Study, a six
year nationwide project designed
to provide information on why
some people are more likely to
get cancer than others.
Twenty-six Orange County re
searchers are among the nearly
70,000 trained volunteers in 1121
counties throughout the country
who are checking on more than
a million Americans. The study,
begun in October, 1959, will con
tinue for another four years.
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The study is the largest medi-!
cal statistical survey ever con-1
ducted in the United States, ac
cording to Mrs. John B. Adams,
chairman of the Orange Coun
ty study.
County researchers will be con
tacting 221 families and 425 in
dividuals. The study, if done
without volunteers, would be pro
hibitively expensive. “Volunteers
who make this saving of dollars
possible are in effect saving
lives,” Mrs. Adams said. “It is
through such efforts that cancer
eventually will be brought under
control.”
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In the first follow-up com
pleted last year, volunteers suc
ceeded in reaching almost all of j
the men and women enrolled in
ti»e study. Ttiis year interviewees
will be asked to answer a short
supplementary questionnaire re
lating to sicknesses, if any, since
Oct. 1, 1951, and information
about air pollution will be sought
EGYPTOLOGIST VISITS
Dows Dunham, internationally
known egyptologist and present
Curator of the Egyptian Collec
tion in the Museaum of Fine
Arts in Boston, was a recent
visitor to the campus of the Uni
versity where he addressed sev
eral Archaeology classes on the .. <
subject of t}ie “King Menkaura
Pyramids," Professor of Archae
ology James P. Harland announ
ced. __r .
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