... CRIME (Continued from Page One) Into more interesting and responsible traffic fields. “Nevertheless, Turther civilianisation is necessary and I suggest that this is an area where police authorities might. take more interest — even to the extent of arranging ...

... Crime IT was Friday afternoon in the middle of the summer, and there was very little going on at the time. “| hope it stays this quiet until tea-time,” quipped Detective Inspector Murdoch to Sergeant McPherson, who had popped into the C.L.D. room for ...

... CRIME RIVERSIDE Drive was so named because the road on the outskirts of the town crossed over the river at a point where a hump back bridge was situated. The deep, fastflowing river wound downstream for about 800 yards, where it came into a sluice gate ...

... CRIME THE local constabulary had many enthusiastic golfers in its ranks, and during the summertime the force recreation club would organise golf events at ‘one of the many fine courses in the county. These outings would either be local competitions or ...

... THE CRIME. This was the day on which Joe Brady, Tun K'dly, Pat Delaney, and Tom Cutfr--y were under orders to take the life of Mr Burke. The murder had been carefully and most minutely planned, and the Phoenix Park had been selected the scene. The Under ...

... CRIME MUSICAL PROGRAMME INCLUDES “ NATALIA •’ FIVE SOUTH AFRICAN IMPRESSIONS;— Table Mountain (Sunrise) | 2. Groot Schuub (Noon) The Great Karos (Dusk) j 4. Natalia (Night) 5. The Twelve Apostles and the Ocean. . CHARLOT SHOW 1926 Gay AMmsell. MERELY ...

... INCREASE CRIME. The Chief-Constable (Ur J. Tennant Gordon) reported that then were 340 conviction! in the county end burghs in November, eo inoreue of 86 compered with the comaponding month of lut year, while in December the convictions numbered 336, ...

... CRIMES AND OFFENCES. Chief Constable Tennant Gordon submitted his moDjthly report on Fifeshire during the past month. The report showed that there bad feoen 116 county cases during the month, compared with 196 cases during the corresponding month of last ...

... CRIMES AND OFFENCES. The Chief Constable, in a report, stated that during November the number of crimes and offences committed In tho county amounted 1o 572, being a decreaso of 13, while the number of motoring and road offences was 308, an increase of ...

... car crime supported by a series of events staged by Fife ity marking, marking of components and accessories, and car alarms. Crime prevention officers will tour the region with displays, demonstrating the range of modern security features available. These ...

... CRIME CASEBOOK THE Victory Bar was a dingy, run down little pub, set in the heart of dockland, where only shady characters would gather, and no decent law-abiding citizen would dare set foot. Rogues, vagabonds, villains, and good time sailors, looking ...

... of pure morals. The other is morals mixed with law. I* is that crime done when drunk begins with the first mouthful, and should therefore carry the punishment that is visited on the crime. It iv reflection boasted medical advance to say that this doctrine ...