... crime BELFAST has been promised the help of Glasgow University if surveys along a new theory are carried out in the city to track down i f uto re juvenile delinquents. Dr. D. Stott, lecturer in psychology at the university. spent an hour and a half last ...

... crime?' fewer than 55 children in her class. Mr. Neill's Ministry, though pressed to permit the extension of the school, preferred to wait until one teacher strives to do the impossible with 55 children in one small wooden classroom. while another has ...

... Crime Mr. Morgan went on: “There is clearly a close connection between the incidence of tattooing and the incidence of crime. I am not saying the fact a person has been tattooed leads him to commit crime, but sometimes the process of rehabilitation of ...

... to crime’ “We are a more dishonest community than we were, and we are still headed in the wrong direction. This means that more children are turning to crime as they grow up,” said Lord MacDermott, Lord Chief Justice of Northern Ireland, last night in ...

... ON CRIME Belfast Telegraph Reporter, ))LICE CONTROL—the nerve centre of the R.U.C. Belfast—is to be modernised with electronic equipment to streamline the fight against crime in the city. equipment will include it indicator board on control operators ...

... Crimes A heavy X certificate iximes to the GROVE next week in the form . of Set in a small village in France. it stars Jeanne Moreau as the Mademoiselle. a sex-starved local schoolteacher who carries out a number of crimes as a release from her mental ...

... Crime Sergeant Mills then told of returning to the detective office about 1-45 p.m., going to the cell and bringing Donnelly to the detective office. He met Constable M‘'Gorrian on the way and he accompanied them to the office. In the office he gave Donnelly ...

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... Crime D URING the last five weeks the Royal Ulster Constabulary has been conducting a crime prevention campaign in an endeavour to draw the attention of members of the public to precautions which can be taken to prevent some of the more common types of ...

... Crime He said: “Our crime was to want to play cricket with South Africa. We did and still want to. Mr. Sheppard does not and his words prove it. (Cries of ‘No'). M.CC. do not stand as the social conscience of this country. We have had 80 years of marvellous ...

... Crime “There is a general increase in crime (in Northern Ireland as a whole), but one of the inducements to an increase is the fact that evillydisposed persons have led to the police forces being spread in different areas and not been in the same position ...

... Crime is on the Increase in Belfast THE R.U.C. reports to-day that shopbreaking and stealing from cars were substantially up in Belfast last month. There were 199 cases of , shopbreakina, 77 more than in February last year. In January of this year there ...