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Lynn, an extra employee for Christmas, were working on the shoe sal *, and Mr. Agee was busy with the hat sale, the other two Negroes grabbed a stack of about 10 pairs of pants and ran from the store. Meanwhile, another Negro, George T. Williams, 17, grabbed a $110 automatic shotgun from Moitley's Hardware Store and ran for the street. But this time, citi- ■ zero were on the shoplifters' trail, and the gun was dropped and re covered in the get-a-away. Nothing had been uncovered in i the Farmvil.e .thefts- until Mr | Agee identified the 325 - pound Harris after the Crewe i)reak-in. : He admitted his part in tie Farm ville thefts, and information has 1 led to the arrest of the other five Rlclimond Negroes. However, Mr. Agee said that the $165 worth of pants stolen from ! Verser's Store have not oeen re- 1 covtred. They were sola on the ! streets in Richmond.
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