... Crime of crimes “The interest of society requires that actual murder, proved to be such, should be regarded as the crime of crimes, standing apart from the offencos for which imprisonment is awarded by judicial process. “Even if the murderer commits his ...

... CRIME FOR CRIME. No one in this country had the faintest sympathy, or any disposition to miaimies or condone, the campaign of outrage which had begun in Ireland. If they had uut forward a generous policy, ouch as I have indicated , they would have bad ...

... “ Crime Heaped on Crime Fanaticism such as the Germans have is not enough to bury the sense of guilt. Indeed, in the very effort to bury it crime is heaped upon crime until iwe get the appalling panorama of German crime we see in Europe to ...

... CRIME FICTION AND CRIME Sir.—To pretend that detec- Father but by me. He did tive novels can make for an not say But by joining the improved form of society Roman Church. would be sheer nonsense. They Christ said: Truly, truly, I are a doubtful ...

... CRIME. A BRISTOL young man named Lovell, forbidden his lady love's house by her father, hung himself by his handkerchief on the knocker of his sweetheart's door. The old man cut him down and gave him into the custody of the police, and he is now an in-patient ...

... OF CRIME. A trial commenced yesterday iirthe Assize Court of the Pas de Calais, which excites great interest in that part of France. The scene of the events which form the subject inquiry is Andressellee, small village on the coast about five miles from ...

... The crime of ...

... THE CRIME. The master, realising his helplessness, unable to observe any friendly patrol vessel, and knowing quite well that a few more shots would effectually stop his vessel, decided to abandon his ship. At 2.30 p m.. preparations were made to leave ...

... OF CRIME. extraordinary care?r of crime was disclosed in case heard the Kent justices, at Wingham, yesterday, when woman who has been passing as Mary Aileen Gardner was charged with wearing the badge and uniiorm of a Red Cross nurse without authority ...

... CRIME IN report at tho ffscharged Priori of Lichfield committed not prove any serious crimes, ke i*cr cent, ith justices, The increase was under the of fines, under io of 300 i»er g the last fifhc had said 1 any increase » ...

... City Police can point to very encouraging results. For example. last year recorded crime In Liverpool increased by 8.3 per cent over the 1962 figure. but Juvenile crime for the same period decreased by 2.3 per cent Since the inception of the scheme the ...

... CRIME and by almost everyone he comes into contact with. The attraction of Christopher Bush's The Case of the Good Employer (Macdonald. 165.) lies in the urbane, buttonholing quality of its first-person narrative. The ever-reliable Ludovic Travers tells ...