FROM RALEIGH’S OFFICIAL POLICE FILES THE CRIME BEA T (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) > claims wrong r <■ vi m Mrs. Julia P. liter -u c. 111! S. Wilmington Stm,i -to was named It. this spot l .-■ v. . under, a heading. >h cash, checks,’’ in fore ; ■-ih; ! this col urn:, las' • :ha‘ she made a mis - • r id- .n --fying a 10-year- id ttc xtl-- as a suspect In the thefts. Sh also said she made a mistake in claiming the youngster ha . entered her house ,d take things before. Thiscc-hm strictly on facts, oH&iaod ho' the records and files J the Ra leigh Police Department an nothing else. The reast ■ are making this ret: actio: that Mrs. Richhurg set m?d s concerned about the f iture of the 10-year-old. *** WOMAN IS PE AT! X Miss Annie Bell t ■ ; , ''4, 419 S. Haywood SDee*. void Oi ficer Robert Jones. Jr., at 12:0* p.m. last Mvodav that -Aria: McNeill, 23, C'.‘. I. Martin r 'iVtooHtwrtH f >rrrT?ri¥^^ • w \ f.* yjO'^ Assorted sizes... fillings EASTER BASKETS Nig n little baskets with all kinds ol ttoodies inside. fG Chocolate bunnies. <'tti4 s and trea.s. I' 1 ' accord- jßfe’s>■, if, § CHOCOLATE 99 mill, chocolate tilled with truit and nuts. I pound. Yummy bunnies SOLID nmuTE » f''i inch standing or sittinii übbits. And ever\ inch month - atorinjj; solid cho colate. It* ounces. ORMONty^i^N^O^I ■Meet, beat her the previous at about 7 f .m. The woman sa ui she tried to get young Mc- Neill to leave her house, but he !■' came 'mad' and assault . her. The cop talked with V:.« Cooley at Wake Memorial Hospital aad she stated that she v ,\ild sign a warrant. Her in u.ries were not listed on the report. ** * SHOT IN FOOT Phillip Sanders, 16, 712 Cone Drive (formerly Carroll’s Al im reported to Officer R. Clayborne at 1:29 a.m. Sunday, that ho was standing at the corn er of W, South and S. McDow ell Streets when he was shot in the right foot by a colored male. Sander s said he did not know -.his subject's name, but knows hie by sight. He was treated and released at Wake Memorial Hospital for multiple small punctures in the foot, * *■ * ~• ..* ...■ lail’ ... sh. aw .'., j a Jut» fill in coupon bwlow. « $ Dmpotii of yp«r n»or«tf Wool worth | IS No purcho&« nocatsory Wmn«r n*«d g * not bit present to win. Winner will * 1 b«? announced and notified. Drawing 9 | will b« bold ?r>doy. April 9. 1971. B | Void wh»re prohibited by low. | I N s I Add I i City State 'l ip I I Toi»nhone- - I■ ‘ s •■FINGERS” HUBBY Mrs. Clementine Alston, 26, 1111 Walnut Street, Informed Of ficer C. R. Aycock at 2:25 a.m. Sunday, that her husband, Charles Alston, same address, came into the house, pulled out a knife and cut her. She was taken to Wake Memorial Hos pital arid treated for a four inch cut on the neck and a three inch cut on the right wrist. She was also admitted to the hos pital for these wounds. A war rant, charging assault with a deadly weapon, has been sign ed against Mr. Alston. *** THIEF CAUGHT James William Pierce, an employee of McCrory’s Stores, 230 Fayetteville Street, told Officer F. W. Mitchell at 5:18 p.m. Monday, that Miss Cynthia Louise Wilson, 16, 1109 Smith field Street, took one pack of hair ties, valued at ninety-sev en cents, and put them into her pocket book, then started to leave the store, when he stopped her. The girl was charged with larceny. *** SHAW STUDENT ATTACKED Miss Karen P. Evans, 18- year-old Shaw University stu dent, reported to Officer D. B, Pulley at 5:30 p.m. last. Mon day, that she was walking past South Hall on the campus, (which has been closed since the construction of the New Men’s Residence Hall), when she was attacked by a colored male, whom she identified as Joseph Bowser, 19, a resident of the new men’s dorm. She said she was beaten, choked and threatened with a pistol. She suffered a bruised arm and neck. No other information was listed. *** DRINK BOTTLE USED Miss Viola Horton, 26, 211 N. State Street., told a cap at 5:33 a.m. Thursday, that while she was walking down the street, she was assaulted and struck on the head with a drink bottle by an unknown colored male. The woman said she was from New York City and didn’t know anything about Raleigh, therefore she didn't know where the incident took place. She al so said she didn’t get a good look at the subject and refused to give the officer any more information. She was treated at Wake Memorial Hospital for a one and one-half inch cut on the top of the head. *** BEATEN WITH STICK Robert Lane Ward, 22, 1327 Walnut Street, informed twoof cers at 8:05 p.m. Friday, that he is an employee of the FCX, 121 E. Davie Street. He said he was attacked with a stick, from behind, by Marvin Barns, white male, about 30, who is also employed at FCX. He said the blow knocked him out “cold”. Ward claimed, al so, that he was beaten all over his body by Barns. He was ad vised to sign an assault with a deadly weapon warrant** gainst his assailant. Ward suf fered damage to the hip and head injury.* ATTACKED, ROBBED William Hinton, 43, 417 Solar Drive (Apollo Heights), told a cop at 11:28 p.m. Friday, that he was coming home from the Kwik-Pik Store o_ri Poole Road. J SUBSCRIBE TO THE CAROLINIAN ft ME SLW off AND -v’4 If £ the. Regular $7.80 Per Year Newsstand Price Clip This Coupon And Mail To: THE CAROLINIAN 518 E. MARTIN ST. RALEIGH, N. C. 27601 smMtsw y.^LC-i^EpK3' Isa a 1 saU Personals RALEIGHITES to appear IN CONCERT The Young Women’s Club of the First Congregational Unit ed Church, South and Manly Streets, will present Mr. Er nest Massenburg and Miss Frozene Reece in concert Sun day, April 25, at 6 o’clock p.m. at the church. The public is invited to attend. * * * Pfc stanlfv completes COURSES WITH MEDICAL CENTER Pfc. Lawrence D. Stanley, son of Rev. and Mrs. William B. 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