r STOLEN SAW
On May 22, Thomas Smith of Ft.
Wainwright reported to City Po
lice that a Wright power saw had
been stolen from a basement he was
renting to Herb. Nowak. The power
saw is valued at $185.
COMPRESSORS TAKEN
On May 21, Cy Grantham of 605
Fourteenth reported to City Police
that three compressors had been
stolen from the Southside Liquor
Store.
RECKLESS DRIVER
On May 19 George Sturgis of the
Northward Building reported to City
Police that he had observed a reck
less driver speeding and running
stop signs on downtown streets.
VAGRANT REPORTED
Rhoda Thomas. 110 Cowles, re
ported to City Police on May 19
that a vagrant was wandering about
the Methodist Church. The vagrant
was arrested for drunk in public.
IIORSE COMPLAINT
On May 18 Charles Freericks of
SI5 Fourteenth complained to City
Police that a neighbor's horse had
been tearing up his lawn.
WALLET STOLEN
Mrs. Peter Shroyer of Riley Rd.
complained to City Police on May
38 that her wallet had been stolen
from the Tice Center Laundromat.
NOISY PARTY
Mrs Glenn V. Capp. 514‘i Church
St.. complained to City Police on
May 18 that there was a noisy party
going on in neighboring apartments.
City Police arrested seven men at
the partv. Three were charged with
being drunk in public, the other
lour with being minors in posses
sion cf alcoholic beverages.
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3539 Gblam, turned a lightmeter
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had been left on the hood of his
car while it was parked in the 690
block on First Ave.
KENNICOTT SPEEDERS
Mrs. Joan Vann of 1217 Kenni
cott complained to City Police on
May 17 that reckless drivers were
speeding up and down Kennicott
at all hours of the day.
VEHICLE STRUCK
Albion Johnson. 1876 Second,
complained to City Police on May
17 that someone had struck his
vehicle while it was parked at the
Eagles' parking lot, causing approxi
mately $100 in damages.
FURNITURE STOLEN
Mrs. Hal Swanby, 925 Eighth, re
ported tb City Police on May 10
that $165 worth of home furnishings
had been stolen from a garage at
1876 Second.
LAUNDRY TAKEN
Donald J. May, Woodriver Dr.,
complained to City Police that $75
worth of laundry had been taken
from the Tice Center Laundromat.
WINDSHIELDS BROKEN
Gene Immel complained to City
Police that the windshields in sev
eral of the cars at his used car lot
>ff Third and Barnette had been
broken by BBs.
EXTINGUISHER STOLEN
On May 16 Robert Griffith of the
BLM reported that an aircraft-type
tire extinguisher valued at $100 had
been stolen from a pick-up parked
in front of the Nardale Hotel.
News Notes From . . .
THE POLICE
BLOTTER
By Colin Welt
STOLEN ASHTRAY
Darrell Brewington reported on
May 16 that a stand ashtray had
been taken from Brewington's Bar
ber Shop.
LUMBER TAKEN
On May 16 Robert Hoffman, 2115
Hilton, complained that someone
had stolen $578 -worth of lumber
from his lumber pile at 1636 Stacia.
B1KB THEFT
On May 15 Angelo Stroffolino reA*
ported that an English racer bicy
cle belonging to Thomas Romanello
had .been stolen from Danny's.fierv -
ice Station.
CAMERA POUND
On May 20 John and William
Roberts, 1412 Laurene, turned- in- a
camera to City Police which they
had found under the Cushman Street
Bridge.
STEAL FLAT TIRE
Mat Vetter, 249 Illinois, reported
to City Police on May 20 that the
right rear wheel and tire had been
stolen from his 1958 Volkswagen
while it was parked in front of his
apartment. He said the left rear
tire was flat, but that the thieves
had thoughtfully left the lug nuts
and hub cap from the missing tire
near the car.
CAR GEAR STOLEN
William M. Clark, 524 Illinois,
complained to City Police on May
20 that a jjick, spare tire and wheel,
and a set of sockets had been stolen
from his pick-up vjhile it was
parked at his residence.
SPEEDER DOES 50
On May 20 John Mease, 2035 Air
port Way, reported to City Police
that he had clocked a speeder do
ing 50 mph. on Airport Way.
STOLEN CAR
James A, Swially, 1427 Ash, re- i
ported to City Police on May 20 that
his 1957 Oklsmobile had been stolen
from the Keyboard. It was later
recovered at the International Bar.
TAKE SPORT COUPE
William Stewart, 520 Illinois, re
ported that his 1958 Borgward sport
coupe had been stolen from the
downtown area on May 20. The car
was later discovered in the parking
lot behind the USO dub.
STOLEN DOG
Arnie Remick, 101 Noble, com
plained to Glty Police that someone
had stolen his black Labrador,
valued at $150.
ATTEMPTED ENTRY
Larry G. Burnham, 805 Andrew,
reported on May 14 that there had
been an attempted breaking and en
tering at A&W Wholesale. He said
a ladder had been used to gain
entrance to a boarded window. The
boards had been pried loose.
BROKEN WINDOWS
Jim Land, 834 3rd, reported to
City Police that 8 windows had been
broken out of a utility trailer parked
at his address.
IMPERSONATOR
On May 11 Jan Phipps of KFAR
reported that several people had
reported receiving calls from a per
son impersonating. Wee Willy Wal
ly. The person said they had won
free gifts and then went, on to use
obscene language to them.
BITTEN BY DOG
On May 13 Mrs. Helen George of
Berry Trailer Court reported that
her son had been bitten by a dog,
The dog was placed under observa
tion at the City pound.
WANTED TO FIGHT
Quincy Parker of Swansons' Cor
ner complained to Police on May
12 that a man had been trying to
pick a fight. The mas was later
arrested for being drunk in public.
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