THE POUCE m GAZETTE PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY. NEW SERIES. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1935. No. 50, VOL. XXII All communications for insertion in the POLICE GAZETTE and Supplement B should be addressed to THE COMMISSIONER OF POLICE OF THE METROPOLIS, NEW SCOTLAND YARD, LONDON, S. W. I, and the envelope marked " C. R. O. ( Police Gazette) " in the top left hand corner. Communications for insertion in the Supplement C ( Aliens) and the Deserters List should be addressed as directed thereon. trenchard, The Commissioner of Police oj the Metropolis. Special Notice. Criminal Record Office— Special attention is called to HENRY WILLIAMS, C. R. O. No. 2968- 01, Cases Nos. 170 ( Vol. III.), and 560 ( Vol. XXI.), Supplement A, and 231 ( Vol. XXL), Supplement B, whose arrest has not yet been effected for failing to report. Inf. to above office. Wednesday, February 27, 1935. THE POLICE GAZETTE. Persons Wanted. 1.— C. O. Division, M. P. D.— Miss E. L. Hunter, Case No. 1, 11- 2- 35, is identical with Elenor Horrocks, C. R. O. No. 9661- 17, b. ( Leyland) 1870, 5ft. 5in., c. sallow, h. and e. grey. Pre. con. of fraud at MAIDENHEAD. Warrant issued. Inf. to C. R. O. 2.— Criminal Record Office.— For escaping from Hellesdon Hospital, Norwich, whilst on parole.— Joseph Arthur Manes> alias Joseph Manes, C. R. O. No. 4253- 29, b. ( Norwich) 1912, a hawker, 5ft. 7in., c. fresh, h. brown, e. blue. Pre. con. of embezzlement, housebreaking, attempted housebreaking and larceny at SOUTHAMPTON, SEVENOAKS, MAIDSTONE, COLCHESTER and NORWICH. •* - ...... Inf. to above office. -'••• ! i' ' t ui: » - IK IJ .' It ••' ... . • ii r - > . - j^., .;) 3.— Criminal Record Office.— For escaping from Mid- Yorks Certified Institution, Whixley, on 11th inst., subject to an Order under the Mental Deficiency Act, 1913.— Harry Nelson, C. R. O. No., 20330- 30, b; 1912, 5ft. QUn., c. fresh, h. fair, e. blue. Pre. con. of larceny at LEEDS. ~ .. o « jv, v:> i . ... v- v > Inf. to above office. 4.-— Criminal Record Office.-— For escaping 24th inst., from The City Mental Hospital, Winson Green, Birmingham.— William Jackson, aliases William Handley, William Hindley, Peter Jackson and William Dalton, C. R. O. No. 1308- 09, Case No. 296 ( Vol. VI.), Supplement A, b. ( Birmingham) 1889, a tinsmith, 5ft. 2^ in., c. pale, h. brown ( turning grey), e. brown, rt. leg shorter than 1., 4th rt. finger been broken, several blue dots 1. forearm. Pre. con. of larceny, housebreaking, shop- breaking, warehousebreaking and being an h. c. at BIRMINGHAM, WORKSOP, BARNSLEY and MERTHYR TYDFIL. Inf. to above office. 5.— C Division, M. P. D.— For larceny— servant, on 25th inst. Was employed as a porter and was handed £ 29 9s. 6d. in cash and 3 cheques for the purpose of. paying into the bank. He failed to do this and absconded with same.— James Spencer, b. 1890, a porter, 5ft. 6in., slim build, c. fair, h. fair, e. blue, clean shaven ; dress, brown suit, overcoat, cap, shoes and socks. May be found at race meetings and dog tracks. Inf. to C. R. O. 6.— X Division, M. P. D.— For stealing, by trick, at Pinner, on 20th inst., pink and beige satin blouse ; 2 lady's coat frocks ( 1 strawberry colour, 1 beige) ; 2 lady's evening dresses ( 1 black crepe- de- chine skirt on black bcdice ; 1 crepe- de- chine, old rose colour, with lace cape) ; lady's silk 1 louse, pink and black, short sleeves ; lady's Donegal tweed coat, beige and brown, hat to match. Called on ladies' costumiers and milliners, gave name of Mrs. Jackson, stated that she had just returned frcm India and was living at Tudor Lodge, Northwood, and required all new clothes. Selected the above articles and was allowed to take them away on approbation, saying she would return the following morning and pay for those she had retained.— Constance Alice lewis, aliases Constance Lewis, Haines, Hobbs, Howard and Parkinson, C. R. O. No. 6016- 29, Case No. 4, 20- 2- 35, b. ( London) 1897, 5ft. lin., proportionate build, c. olive, h. dk. brown ( frizzy), e. brown ; dress, navy blue coat, small hat to match. Left shop wearing tweed coat with hat to match, part of property obtained. Pre. con. of fraud and larceny at STEVENAGE, SOLIHEND, HOVE, BIRMINGHAM and on F. Inf. to C. R. O. • - 1 2 THE POLICE GAZETTE. Wednesday, February 27, 1935. PERSONS WANTED— continued. >~ Ml'AXN ! :' CC CHESHIRE. <>' '.(- o*: r. o ' -,' U •: x 3 ' ' ' f \ f 7— Macclesfield ( Co.).— Adverting to Case No. 6, 22- 2- 35. John Williams is identical with John Williams, alias Jack Williams, C. R. O. No. 15136- 14, b. ( Wolverhampton) 1805, a hawker, 5ft. 8fin., c. fresh, h. dk. brown, e. brown. Pre. con. of larceny, fraud, receiving and minor offences at CHESTER, WHITCHURCH, WELLINGTON, PONTESBURY, LLANIDLOES, Ltj'DLOW, MUCH WENLOCK, BIRKENHEAD, WELSHPOOL, LLANFYLLIN and BAKEWELL. Warrant issued. Inf. to Supt., Macclesfield. , ,,, 8.— Oakmere ( Co.).— For obtaining £ 1 by false pretences. Stated he had a small farm at Staple- ford, and had a horse which was lame, obtained some liniment from loser, and asked for the loan of £ 1. as he had come without his money and wished to go to Chester on business.— A Man, gave the name of Good, 5ft. 7in., medium build, c. fresh, protruding chin, sunken cheeks ; dress, It. coloured overcoat, believed belt all round, cap, heavy dirty boots. Warrant issued. Inf. to Supt., Oakmere. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. — Bristol ( City).— For obtaining £ 3 by false pretences, on 9th inst. Sold to a jeweller 6 rings, which he represented were gold and were afterwards found to be made of brass.— Harold Norman Day, C. R. O. No. 7401- 28, b. ( Weston- super- Mare) 1911, a labourer, 5ft. 3in., stocky build, c. fresh, h. It. brown, e. blue, birthmark near chin. Pre. con. of larceny, housebreaking, fraud and a minor offence at WESTON- SUPER- MARE and on F. May be in possession of a Morris Oxford motor car, No. UD- 1267, chassis No. 209586, engine No. 234914, saloon, red body and black wheels, which he hired in Bristol on the 15th inst., but has failed to return. Warrant issued. .-• v; . * Inf. to C. C, Bristol. KENT. >•' 10.— Maidstone ( Boro.).— For obtaining by false pretences ( worthless cheque), lady s 18ct. ring, half- hoop pattern, white gold shank, set 3 diamonds in platinum claw setting ; gent's plain 18ct. signet ring, oval top. On 21st inst. called at a jeweller's shop and selected the above described rings. Presented in payment a cheque, No. 033107, on Lloyd's Bank, Ltd., Cannock, for £ 26 12s. 6d. ( value of rings), signed G. H. Hughes. Was allowed to take the rings. Cheque was subsequently returned marked No Account. This cheque is from a book stolen vide € ase No. 6, 17- 12- 34.— A Man, gave name of G. H. Hughes, b. 1885 to 1895, 5ft. 8m., medium build, c. fresh, thin face, clean shaven ; dress, brown mixture sports coat, grey flannel trousers, Trilby hat, collar and tie ; respectable appearance. Well educated. Appears identical with Man— G. H. Hedley, wanted vide Case No. 1, 18- 2- 35. Warrant issued. - •: • Inf. to C. C., Maidstone. \ ; 1 1 LANCASHIRE. 11.— Blackburn ( Boro.).— For larceny. Entered chemist's shop, selected the below- described articles, was given bill to pay at cash desk which he failed to do, and left with the property.— Lady's blue leather dressing case, zip fastener, containing hair brushes, mirrors, manicure set, etc. ; gent's brown leather dressing case, zip fastener, containing hair brushes, dental cream and shaving soaps.— A Man, b. 1900, oft. 5in., good build, e. brown, rather large nose, well spoken ; dress, new Burberry raincoat, grey cap; carrying yellow hogskin gloves. Smart appearance. Spoke of having just arrived from Blackpool. Inf. to C. C., Blackburn. 0.) o Wednesday, February 27, 1935. THE POLICE GAZETTE. PERSONS WANTED— continued. 12.— Bury ( Co.).— For breach of recognizance entered into by him on 31- 10- 34, at Radcliffe Pol. Ct., when he was bound over for 3 yrs. on probation. Left his home at Whitefield on 13th inst. and stated his intention of joining the Army.— Ronald Arthur Singleton, b. ( Manchester) 1919, an apprentice painter, 5ft. 7in., medium build, c. fresh, h. dk. brown, e. hazel; dress, navy blue overcoat, It. check suit, It. grey Trilby hat, black patent shoes, soft collar and tie. Warrant issued. Inf. to Supt., Bury. 13.— Salford ( City).— For stealing postal orders, postage stamps and cash by trick, 22nd inst. Accosted young boy whom he had previously observed making purchases at a branch post office. Said there was something wrong with the 10s. note he had tendered and asked his address. Induced boy to hand over purchases and change and told him to get a note from the person who had originally sent him to make the purchases and return to the post office. Man went away in the direction of the post office and upon enquiries being made later, his story was found to be false. In another case which occurred about ten minutes earlier, man of similar description intercepted young girl who had been unable to obtain a £ 1 postal order at another sub- post office. In that case induced the girl to part with 21s. by means of a similar trick, and afterwards absconded.— A Man, b. 1914, 5ft. 6 or 7in., slim build, c. pale, h. dk. ( brushed back), small dk. moustache, thin lace ; dress, small black and grey check pattern overcoat, grey check suit, white soft collar, no hat. Inf. to C. C., Salford. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. 14.— Northampton ( Boro.).— For larceny ( lodgings) and obtaining food and lodgings by false pretences. Obtained lodgings on 22nd inst., Smith stating he was employed by Cullens, Wholesale Grocers of London, and that he had to make Northampton his headquarters for the next two yrs. They absconded on 25th inst., and the following property was missed : blue fibre suit- case, measuring 24 x 14 x 8in. ; pair gent's patent leather shoes, size 7, F. W. H. on sole, new ; black and white striped shirt, 15| in. neck, Banner brand, maker F. B. Hawkins, initials V. J. on collar ; pair pants and vest, Interlock woven, initials V. J. ; half doz. white handkerchiefs, various coloured borders, initials V. J. in corners ; 5 neckties ( 1 brown stripe, 1 brown striped silk, 1 black and white 4- way tie, 1 self Oxford blue, 1 speckled brown).— Harold Smith, C. R. O. No. 20074- 17 ; dress, dk. grey suit, red mixture overcoat, grey Trilby hat, brown shoes.— Lily Jobson, C. R. O. No. 16293- 28 ; dress, black felt hat with white feather, navy blue leather coat, blue gloves, brown shoes and stockings, maroon dress. For description, etc. of both, see Case No. 15 current issue. The following property was loaned to them by landlady : Brown fibre suit- case, measuring 16 x 5 x 12in., scratched underneath; white shirt with blue and brown stripes, 16in. neck, laundry mark C. 14 in yellow cotton on neck ; pair gent's brown house slippers, size 9 ; It. mahogany wood tie press, 4 rubber studs at bottom, 4 silver plated button screws, maker's name on white disc. Left behind : Brown fibre suit- case, 24 x 12 x 6| in. ; brown Trilby hat, Wm. C. Richards & Co., 67, Corporation Street, and Manufactured by Woodrow & Sons, on band inside ; blue poplin dress, trimmed fawn at collar, big size ; gent's grey flannel trousers, The Magnet Clothiers, High Street, Leicester; Spon Street, Coventry; Market Place, Wednesbury, on tab sewn inside between 2 back buttons. Inf. to C. C., Northampton. WARWICKSHIRE. 15.— Coventry ( City).— For ( 1) obtaining food and lodgings by false pretences ; ( 2) stealing lady's gold dress ring, set with amethyst, surrounded with pearls ( 2 pearls missing) ; gent's overcoat, Bannockburn tweed, dk. brown, single- breasted, no belt, lined shoulders ; lady's tweed skirt, 32in. waist; 5yds. of blue and white £ in. squared silk ; from their lodgings between 18th and 20th inst. Called on loser and gave the names of Mr. and Mrs. Bosworth. Smith stated he was a traveller employed by Cullens, Wholesale Grocers, of Bishopsgate, London and would be engaged locally for a few weeks at a salary of £ 5 a week and commission. Asked for rooms and on pro- ducing Post Office Savings Bank book as reference, was given a bed- sitting room at 25s. a week each. 4 THE POLICE GAZETTE. Wednesday, February 27, 1935. PERSONS WANTED— continued. Absconded on 20th inst., when the articles were missed.— Harold Smith, aliases Harold Seafus Smith, George Clarke, Harold Holdsworth and John Smith, C. R. O. No. 20074- 17, Cases Nos. 589 ( Vol. XXI.), Supplement A ; 328 ( Vol. XXI.), Supplement B, and 1, 21- 2- 35, b. ( London) 1894, a chef, 5ft. 4-| in., c. dk., h. and e. brown, necklace of birds round neck, crucifix, flag, woman's bust, woman's head, clasped hands rt., ship, bird, tombstone, anchor, cross, heart 1. forearm ; dress, brown Trilby hat with black band, grey shabby suit, raincoat with full belt, brown shoes. Pre. con. of larceny, fraud and a minor offence at LIVERPOOL, CAMBRIDGE, WINDSOR and on E and K.— Lily Jobson, abases Lily Clarke and Lily Smith, C. R. O. No. 16293- 28, Case No. 1, 21- 2- 35, b. ( London) 1905, a waitress, 5ft. 3| in., c. fresh, h. brown, e. hazel, highly pitched voice, Cockney accent, wears cheap glasses ; dress, black hat, good black leather coat, black shoes. Pre. con. of fraud, larceny and a minor offence at GLOUCESTER, WINDSOR and on K. Warrant issued. Inf. to C. C., Coventry. 16.— Nuneaton ( Co.).— For obtaining money by false pretences on 23rd inst. Called at railwaymen's coffee tavern, stated that a Mr. Nightingale, the Permanent Way Inspector of the L. M. S. Railway Co., had given him a job to start work at 7 a. m. on 25th inst. ( false) ; that he was temporarily short of cash and asked for the loan of £ 1 until he received his first week's wages. In the course of conversation stated he was well known at Bletchley, where his father had worked on the L. M. S. Railway permanent way, and that his brother had a wood business there.— Charles Tarbox, b. 1903, 5ft. 9in., thin build, c. fresh, h. fair, e. It. blue, two prominent teeth upper jaw ; dress, dk. cap, blue striped shirt, muffler, dk. grey overcoat, fawn suit, brown shoes. Warrant issued. Inf. to Supt.. Nuneaton. YORKSHIRE ( NORTH RIDING). 17.— Richmond ( Co.).— For shopbreaking at Catterick Camp, 22nd or 23rd inst., and stealing 3 gent's mixed tweed caps, Huntern Cap Rubber Peak thereon ; 3 pairs gent's dk. woollen gloves, leather edged, Aberdeen Brand thereon ( identifiable); 3 gent's shirts, brown or blue stripes, The Huntern Brand thereon ; 3 gent's check scarves, either brown or grey ; 3 gent's overcoats, double breasted, fastens with 3 buttons ( 2 navy blue, 1 brown), fit man 5ft. 8 or lOin. ; 3 pairs gent's silver- grey flannel trousers ; gent's blue blazer with gilt buttons ; 3 pairs gent's mixed coloured socks ; grey check pullover ( non- identifiable).— Sidney Hughes, b. ( Hanley, Staffs.) 1915, 5ft. 6in., h. dk. brown, e. brown, scar rt. of forehead ; dress, believed part of stolen property, wearing Army ammunition boots.— Thomas Nicholls, b. ( Runcorn) 1916, 5ft. 8in., h. brown, e. blue, clean shaven ; dress, believed part of stolen property, wearing Army ammunition boots. Both are absentees from the 2nd Battalion, The Cheshire Regiment, Catterick Camp. Inf. to Supt., Richmond. Arrests. 18.— M. P. D., W Division.— Norman Ramsden, Case No. 15, 7- 12- 33, in custody vide Case No. 43, 26- 2- 35. 19.— Devonshire, Torquay ( Co.).— Man— J. A. Stewart Ross, Case No. 6, 27- 9- 34, and identical with James Alexander Stewart Ross ( no pre. con. traced), in custody vide Case No. 30 current issue. 20.— Hampshire, Eastleigh ( Co.).— Man— J. A. Stewart Ross, Case No. 13, 2- 10- 34, and identical with James Alexander Stewart Ross ( no pre. con. traced) in custody vide Case No. 30 current issue. Wednesday, February 27, 1935. THE POLICE GAZETTE. ARRESTS— continued. 21.—- Hampshire, Southampton ( Boro.).— Man— J. A. Stewart Ross, Case No. 13, 18- 9- 34, and identical Tfath James Alexander Stewart Ross ( no pre. con. traced), in custody vide Case No. 30 current issue. . riof/ io>!} : 22.— Hertfordshire, St. Allans ( City).— Two Men, Case No. 14, 21- 9- 34, and identical with Alfred ' ' Satnders, C. R. O. No. 4612- 35, and Arthur Robinson, C. R. O. No. 3520- 35. Offence admitted and taken into consideration when sentenced vide Cases Nos. 61 and 62 current issue respectively. 23— Lancashire, Blackpool ( Boro.).— Ernest Bell, C. R. O. No. S/ 153009, Case No. 14, 26- 10- 34. J i . \ ; I 1 ' 24.— Lancashire, Bury ( Co.).— A man, Case No. 14, 3- 1- 35 and identical with Peter Dobson, C. R. O. No. 24^ 32- 20, arrested vide Case No. 23, 25- 2- 35. 25.— Sussex ( East), Haywards Heath ( Co.).— Alfred Ayton, C. R. O. No. 1775- 26, Cases Nos. 17, 22- 11- 34 and 2 ( C Division), 16- 1- 35, at Bow Street Pol. Ct. ( L.)— C Division case— and remanded till < 5th prox. . . . V. . I'*-, < 1 • • > , . I 26.— Worcestershire, Stourbridge ( Co.).— Wilham Jones, C. R. O. No. 19- 34, Case No. 19, 4- 2- 35. See also Case No. 28 current issue. I I Persons in Custody who may be Wanted Elsewhere. 27.— W Division.— Remanded at South Western Pol. Ct. ( L.) till 28th inst., charged with larceny ( bailee) between 24- 12- 34 and 20th inst. On 24th December, 1934, obtained a Marconi radiogram on hire purchase system, which was delivered to 81, Defoe Road, Tooting, sold same and absconded. Has admitted having obtained 9 other expensive radiograms by similar means and selling them.— Charles Henry Bramble, C. R. O. No. 9225- 20, Case No. 113 ( Vol. XIX.), Supplement A, b. ( Stockwell ( L.)) 1899, engineer, 5ft. 5| in., medium build, c. fresh, h. brown, e. blue, clean shaven, scar rt. eyebrow and 1. of upper lip, very plausible ; dress, dk. suit, fawn mixture pullover with 2ip fastening, soft collar and tie, dk. overcoat, brown Trilby hat, black shoes. Pre. con. of shop- breaking; larceny, garagebreaking, receiving and a minor offence at CHATHAM, BILLERICAY and on V, W and C. O. ( Last con. 13- 9- 32. Released 14- 12- 33.) 28.— Ashbourne ( Co.).— Remanded till 5th prox., charged as Samuel Brickley, with stealing a bicycle ( recovered), at Bradley on 25th inst.— William Jones, abases Samuel Brickley, William Evans and Samuel Ward, C. R. O. No. 19- 34, Case No. 127 ( Vol. II.), Supplement E*, b. ( Litchfield) 1886, a carpenter, 5ft. 6£ in., c. fresh, h. and e. brown, mole rt. eyebrow and 1. forearm, scar 1. eyebrow and 1. thumb ; dress, brown suit, fawn raincoat, brown check cap, tunic shirt ( blue ground with - white - stripes, collar to match), brown tie with grey squares and red spots, black boots. Pre. con. of larceny, embezzlement, fraud and a minor offence at CANNOCK, BLACKPOOL, BRIDGNORTH, LEOMINSTER, WELLINGTON and STOURBRIDGE. ( Last con. 30- 5- 34. Released 31- 10- 34.) Found in his possession diamond glass cutter ; 3 pawntickets ( 1 No. 626, for trousers and vest, pawned 14- 1- 35 ; 1 No. 625, for coat pawned 14- 1- 35 ; 1 No. 1313, for pair boots, pawned 24- 1- 35), pawned with John Mottram, Ltd., 6, Greengate Street, and Martin Street, Stafford, in name of Samuel Brickley. Motor driving licence issued at Cannock in same name. States that since October, 1934, has visited Wolverhampton, Burton and Longford. Stayed at Longford several days before visiting Bradley. Has been staying in common lodging houses. 29.— Cambridge ( Co.).— Committed for trial at Cambridge Q. Sess., charged with shopbreaking.— John Kennedy, C. R. O. No. 24930- 32, b. ( Sheffield) 1910, a salesman, 5ft. llin., c. fresh, h. fair, e. blue, piece of 1. ear missing. Pre. con. of larceny and shopbreaking at DARTFORD and WELSHPOOL. ( Last con. 29- 5- 34. Released 23- 11- 34.) 6 THE POLICE GAZETTE. Wednesday, February 27, 1935. PERSONS IN CUSTODY WHO MAY BE WANTED ELSEWHERE— continued. 30.— Eastleigh ( Co.).— Remanded till 4th prox., charged with false pretences as described in Case No. 13, 2- 10- 34.— James Alexander Stewart Ross ( no pre. con. traced), b. 1907, 5ft. lO^ in., c. fresh, h. dk., e. brown. 31.— Glasgow ( City).— Charged with forgery and uttering.— Herbert Whitehead, C. R. O. No. 9480- 31, b. ( Hemsworth) 1899, a commercial traveller, 5ft. 8in., c. fresh, h. brown, e. blue, scar rt. forearm. Pre. con. of larceny, forgery and uttering at SHEFFIELD and MIDDLESBROUGH. ( Last con. 16- 11- 33. Released 14- 2- 35.) 32.— Old Trafford ( Co.).— Remanded at Strangeways Pol. Ct. till 4th prox., charged with larceny ( trick) on 24th inst. Went to milk salesman in street who had just received £ 1 note from a customer and stated he was a detective in the Manchester City Police Force, and that he wanted the note to take to the Town Hall, Manchester, for examination as he thought it was counter- feit. Salesman refused to hand the note over unless prisoner accompanied him to the milk depot to see the foreman, which he did. He was then given the £ 1 note, and the salesman becoming suspicious, followed him and informed the Police.— Stanley Crawshaw, aliases Jack Wilson, Jackson and Detective Ward, C. R. O. No. 14823- 30, b. ( Huddersfield) 1907, a labourer or motor driver, 5ft. 10in., good build, c. fresh, h. dk. brown, e. blue, scar 1st 1. finger ; dress, blue and red striped suit, linen collar and tie, black boots, bowler hat, fawn mackintosh. Pre. con. of fraud and embezzlement at HOLMFIRTH, BLACKPOOL, LEEDS and HUDDERS- FIELD. ( Last con. 1- 6- 34. Released 17- 8- 34.) 33.— Reigate ( Boro.).— Remanded till 1st prox., charged with housebreaking, 25th inst., at Merstham. Cal.' ed at house selling lavender and finding no one in, went round to back of house where he found key in back door. Unlocked inner door and entered all rooms and stole money and jewellery ( recovered). Owner of house returned and prisoner hearing him and finding way of escaped barred, jumped from bedroom window on to the lawn, and escaped. Was chased and caught some distance from house.— John Cowan ( no pre. con. traced), b. ( Wishaw) 1912, a labourer, 5ft. 5in., slight build, c. fresh, h. dk. brown, e. blue, scar over 1. eye and 1. wrist, bad teeth ( one missing from front of upper jaw) ; dress, black boots, blue melton overcoat, mauve coloured jacket, dk. grey trousers, grey pullover, check scarf, no hat. Has travelled from Scotland to England twice during the last 4 yrs. 34.— Rochdale ( Co.).— Remanded at Royton Pol. Ct. till 1st prox., charged with obtaining money by false pretences. Woman called at house representing she was connected with a scheme for teaching art to disabled soldiers and borrowed photographs to use as specimens in teaching. The man called at same house two or three days afterwards with cheap unfinished enlargements of the photographs. Represented they were the work of disabled ex- Servicemen, and persuaded loser to place orders for a finished painted picture. Obtained money and failed to deliver the goods.— Helen Foster ( no pre. con. traced), b. ( Fleetwood) 1883, canvasser, 5ft., plump build, c. fresh, h. dk. ( turning grey), e. grey, wears glasses.— Philip Kersh ( no pre. con. traced), b. ( Manchester) 1882, photographic enlarger, 5ft. 2fin., stiff build, c. sallow, h. black ( turning grey), e. hazel, bad teeth. 35.— Scunthorpe ( Co.).— Charged with burglary.— Walter Raynor, alias George Smith, C. R. O. No. 16228- 22, Case No. 761 ( Vol. II.), Supplement E, b. ( Leicester) 1904, a labourer, 5ft. 7± in., c. fresh, h. It. brown, e. grey, In memory of our Ted, male head 1. forearm, Micky, s. s. Oxonian 1. hand. Pre. con. of larceny, receiving, housebreaking and burglary at SPILSBY, GRANTHAM, ROTHERHAM, SHEFFIELD, WOTTON- UNDER- EDGE, TEMPLE CLOUD, BIRMING- HAM, LEICESTER, NEWPORT ( I. O. W.) and OXFORD. ( Last con. 17- 10- 31. Released 17- 10- 34.) 7 Wednesday, February 27, 1935. THE POLICE GAZETTE. Property Traced to Possession of a Prisoner, SUFFOLK ( WEST). 36.— Bury St. Edmunds ( Co.).— Found in possession of Robert Charles Bloomfield, C. R. O. No. 10337- 33 ( remanded on a charge of stealing a bicycle, the property of some person at present unknown), the below described machine.— Gent's bicycle, make and frame No. unknown. 22in. frame, black enamelled, gold lining ( very faint), top tube of which is slightly bent at front, North Road handle- bars, valanced mudguards, 28 x l| in. wheels, Bavliss k Wiley hubs, Dunlop Edinburgh tyres, Derbro saddle, carrier at rear ( with stand combined), Challis bell on top frame tube, usual parts plated, rubber pedals, tool- bag, pump and Fairylite rear refbctor attached, in good condition. States that on 17th ult., he was tramping the main Ipswich- Needham Market Road, and saw the bicycle standing in a shed near stone pit. He took possession of the machine and subsequently brought it to Bury St. Edmunds. Inf. to D. C. C., Bury St. Edmunds. Property Stolen. 37.— C Division.— 25th inst., from dwelling house ( entering premises which are service flats by Way of street door left open and stealing property from bedroom).— Jade green Lacloche dressing- case, size 12in. x 4in., containing jewellery, viz. : 5 brooches ( 1 emerald and diamond spray ; 1 diamond and oynx bow pattern, 2£ in. long, set black diamond in centre ; 1 diamond clip, cone shape, lin. in height ; 1 diamond and crystal bow, 2in. long ; 1 paste, set single stone) ; 3 pairs lady's earrings ( 1 diamond clip, shape of button, Jin. in diameter, studded with diamonds ( 1 missing) ; 1 jade stud, same shape and size ; 1 paste, set green stone) ; lady's diamond and onyx watch, set small diamonds, square shape with shoulders, open face, English figures on white metal band ; 6 lady's rings ( 1 diamond cluster, gold, set in platinum with large diamond in centre surrounded by 10 small diamonds ; 1 3- stone plain diamond, set in white gold ; 1 gold, set 1 ruby and 1 diamond ; 1 gold, set in 3 rubies and 2 diamonds ; 1 2- stone diamond and chipping, set in white gold ; 1 blue single stone zircon, white gold) ; 3 books Savings certificates ; motor car log book, issued to Annie Turner, Edgmoor, Buxton, Derby, for Daimler motor car, index No. ANA- 891, 14 h. p., authority issuing County Office, Derby; also insurance policy relating thereto ; number of old German and Swiss coins ; cheque book on District Bank, Derby, Buxton Branch, containing 37 unused cheques, Nos. S. 190343- 80 ; leather shoe cleaning case ; and quantity of correspondence in name of Annie Turner. Inf. to C. R. O. ESSEX. 38.— Clacton- on- Sea ( Co.).— Between 15th and 25th inst., by housebreaking ( breaking pane of glass in rear casement window near catch, entrance through window and opening rear French doors from inside), at Pointclear, St. Osyth.— Old gold and green tapestry 3- piece suite, oval arms and square backs ; 2 small fireside walnut chairs, upholstered seat and back, curved wooden arms ; 3- tier occasional table, in mahogany, about 3ft. square ; 2- tier oak dinner wagon, on rubber wheels ; 4 upholstered dining chairs, old- fashioned ; 2 bevelled glass overmantel mirrors, chromium fittings ; pink and brown designed carpet, 14ft. x 12ft., shaped to fit room ; brown and green bedroom carpet, 9ft. square, new ; 3 pieces of patterned hall carpet, lift, long, 9ft. long and 7ft. long, all 3ft. wide, all same pattern ; Oriental Turkish rug, fringed edges, size 6ft. x 4ft. ; oak German wall clock, about 2ft. 6in. high, 2 brass weights, carved on top ; oval oak gate- leg table, drop ends ; quantity of white handled knives, set of carvers, \ doz. tea spoons, in cardboard box ; 2 sideboard runners, blue and fawn colour, new; set of red and white straw table mats ; green glass tray ; 2 pink Nell Gwynn candles ; plain fibre door mat; 3 Spode pottery ash trays ; Ewbank carpet sweeper ; nearly complete salmon and white tea service ; part white dinner service ; set of green and white breakfast crockery ; assortment of kitchen jugs ; number of THE POLICE GAZETTE. Wednesday, February 27, 1935. PROPERTY STOLEN— continued. glass dishes, salad bowls, etc. ; black enamelled 2- quart kettle ; fawn and brown fireside rug, 4ft. 6in. x 2ft. 6in. ; long hair broom ; hand carpet bannister ; dust pan. About 3 a. m. 24th inst. a lorry was heard proceeding in the direction of the premises ( a week- end bungalow) and was heard to return about 2 hours later, and it is thought that this may have been the vehicle used to carry away the furniture. Inf. to Supt., Clacton- on- Sea. 39.— Romford ( Co.).— 24th inst., by housebreaking ( forcing window at rear on ground floor with instrument l^ in. wide), at Emerson Park.— Lady's 18ct. dress ring, set 3 turquoise ( 1 missing) ; lady's 18ct. half- hoop diamond dress ring, set 5 small diamonds ; lady's plain gold flexible bracelet ; lady's six- sided silver wristlet watch, plain case, keyless, white dial, unbreakable glass, on black moire band ; lady's 22ct. dress ring, set 2 diamonds with 1 turquoise in centre ; lady's small silver chain handbag ; very small cheap electric torch ; 2 sovereigns ; half- sovereign. Inf. to Supt., Romford. HERTFORDSHIRE. 40.— Bishops Stortford ( Co.).— 25th or 26th inst., from a dwelling- house ( believed by insecure window), at Rownney Bury, Sawbridgeworth.— Three silver cigarette- boxes ( 2 plain, 1 chased); silver scissors case, in shape of scissors, lined blue velvet, to hold 3 pairs of scissors ; small silver box, heart shaped, silver lined ; small candlestick with snuffer attached ; 2 small silver cups ( 1 in shape of coal scuttle standing on 3 legs, has badge and name of steamship thereon) ; silver cross with piece of coloured ribbon threaded through the cross. A half sheet of note- book paper was left on the study window sill with the following written in black letters on both sides : H. T. R. F. From B. I.- ST. Footprints of a size 10 boot with Uskide soles were to be seen on the gravel under the windows. Inf. to Supt., Bishops Stortford. KENT. 41.— Tunbridge Wells ( Boro.).— 24th inst., from bedroom of cafe.— Solid gold double watch chain, each link stamped, Kruger sovereign attached ; brown leather flap purse, containing 6s. ; gent's grey tie.— Suspicion is attached to James Murray, b. about 1879, 5ft. 7in., medium build, h. dk. brown, clean shaven, appearance of a Canadian, is in possession of a new B. S. A. racing type bicycle ; dress, dirty fawn gabardine raincoat with belt, brownish check cap. Has yellow oilskin cape. Occupied room with loser. Inf. to C. C., Tunbridge Wells. LANCASHIRE. 42 . Blackburn ( Boro.).— 21st inst., from kitchen ot licensed house ( walk- in).— Gent's silver chrono- graph watch, Ainsworth on dial, J. Pickering, 1876, engraved in back of case, keywind, Roman numerals, gold hands : lady's white metal wristlet watch, seconds finger missing, unbreakable glass, about size of a florin, attached to a brown leather strap ; very small Ever Ready flash lamp, covered with black leather ; stone jar, containing ^- gallon of whiskey ; and similar quantity from another jar. Inf. to C. C., Blackburn. 43 . Elackburn ( Boro.).— 19th inst., by housebreaking ( insecure back door).— Gold double Albert, graduated links, gold medal attached, inscribed on front R. D., 1922, round, raised centre, pointed edge, size of shilling ; about £ 8 in silver. Inf. to Supt., Blackburn. 9 Wednesday, February 27, 1935. THE POLICE GAZETTE. PROPERTY STOLEN— continued. 44.— Blackburn ( Boro.).—- 21st inst., by housebreaking ( breaking kitchen window and climbing through).— Gent's silver Waltham watch, open face, seconds finger, black hands, keywind ; gent's English lever watch, very old, open face, brown in colour, seconds finger ; double Albert, alternate gold and nickel links, gold medal attached with raised centre ; silver Albert ; link of crystal beads ; small blue pouchette, loop at side. Inf. to C. C., Blackburn. 45.— Old Trafford ( Co.).— 24th inst., by housebreaking ( breaking window at rear of house, inserting hand, releasing catch and climbing through ; left by French window— found open), at Flixton. — Brown leather cigarette- case, 4in. x 3in. ; gold medal, round shape, size of Is.- piece with blue enamelled shield in centre, Palatine Amateur League, 1929- 30, and L. Clare engraved on back ; silver medal, round shape, size of Is.- piece, silver shield in centre, L. Clare, 1927, engraved on back ; silver medal, round shape, size of Is.- piece, gold heart shaped centre, initials L. C. thereon. Inf. to Supt,, Old Trafford. 46.— Reedley ( Co.).— 23rd inst., from dwelling house ( open scullery window ; left by way of entry. Consumed biscuits and cheese on premises), at Padiham.— Gent's old silver English lever watch, black Roman numerals, gold coloured hands, white dial, heavy case, keywind, has Jewish name and Manchester inscribed on works ; pair of field- glasses, covered green leather ; pair do., brass coloured. Inf. to Supt., Reedley. 47.— Widnes ( Co.).— Between 23rd and 25th inst., from house in course of erection ( by duplicate key), at Huyton.— Wood plane, Marples make, stamped H. R. R. ; 2 hammers, claw type ( 1 stamped F. May), sizes 4 and 7 ; 3 saws ( 1 marked Spear & Jackson, 24in., and stamped F. May; 1 panel. 24in., Disston make, stamped C. Hamilton ; 1 24in. cross cut, stamped Stout) ; 4 gauges ( 1 ebony mitre, stamped C. Hamilton ; 2 single pin ; 1 3/ 8in. scribing, stamped F. May) ; 3 bevel edges : 2 lin. ( 1 stamped F. May, and the other C. Hamilton) ; 1 3/ 8in., stamped F. May ; 6 chisels ( 2 Brades plugging, and 4 £ in. to 5/ 8in.) ; 4 twist bits, Irwin make, stamped IV. ; 3ft. wood rule, Rabone make ; spirit level, Rabone make ; 5 screwdrivers ( 9in., 10in., 14in. 4in., 1 Stanley ratchet) ; 2 pairs of pliers ( 1 pair insulated) ; pair of pincers ; pair of steel scribing compasses ; axe, tomahawk type, stamped C. H. ; do., Canadian type, stamped C. H. ; 2 files, cross cut, double ended, marked F. May ; 2 Stilsons, 9in. and 12in. ; sprig bit; 3 plumber's wiping towels ; name stamp, with name F. May. Inf. to Supt., Widnes. LEICESTERSHIRE. 48.— Leicester ( City).— 23rd inst., by housebreaking ( breaking leaded light front door, inserting hand and releasing catch; thief cut himself slightly).— Lady's gold dress ring, narrow shank, set 5 diamonds ; lady's old- fashioned gold dress ring, set circle of pearls in centre with green stones each side ( one pearl missing) ; gold bar brooch, lfin. long, bird on front with pearl in beak, bird is studded with small seed pearls, small flower each side of bird also set seed pearls ; gold antique brooch, oval shape, about 3in. x 2in., fancy edge around brooch, set large flesh coloured stone ; 2 white linen bed sheets, f- size, hem- stitched with 3in. border, may have D. Bentley 157 over 17 in black ink thereon ; 5 pairs lady's combinations, extra O. S., new, Vedonis Interlock on tab ; pair do., but without tab ; 9 pairs lady's silk hose, various shades, British Pure Silk Manufacture on small red and gold label on top of hose, new. Inf. to C. C., Leicester. . i 49.— Leicester ( City).— 21st inst., from balcony of hotel.— Two parcels containing laundry consisting of 10 white linen bed sheets, f- size ; 16 white damask serviettes, plain ; 12 white tablecloths, plain damask, l£ yds. x l£ yds. ; 3 teacloths, 2 coloured stripes around border, 1yd. square ; 10 THE POLICE GAZETTE. Wednesday, February 27, 1935. I PROPERTY STOLEN— continued. 12 Turkish towels, white with 2 red stripes near edge ; 12 glass towels, red stripe round border, Everard thereon ; 12 pillow- slips, hem- stitched. All above have 3071 in black ink or 3050L. in red cotton thereon. Inf. to C. C., Leicester. OXFORDSHIRE. 50.— Oxford ( City).— Between 5th ult. and 15th inst., from a dwelling house.— A gold chain bracelet, set with 5 or 6 aquamarine stones, two spade guineas attached ; half- sovereign. Inf. to C. C., Oxford. SOMERSETSHIRE. : 51.— Flax Eourton ( Co.).— Adverting to Case No. 45, 21- 2- 35. Additional inf. • The below- described Man is now suspected of having committed the three offences referred to : B. 1895 to 1900. 5ft. 10in., slim build, c. very fresh : dress, dk. blue belted overcoat, grey flannel trousers, black shoes uith rubber soles, dirty grey cap. Rough appearance. Inf. to Supt., Flax Bourton. 52.— Frome ( Co.).— 25th inst., by housebreaking ( smashing window and releasing catch), at Bathampton.— Lady's 18ct. ring, platinum setting, 3 diamonds in centre ; lady's 18ct. ring, 3 diamonds in centre ; lady's 9ct. ring, cluster of pearls in centre, photograph of soldier in uniform in centre ; 9ct. gate chain bracelet; lady's 9ct. neckchain, oval pendant attached, bird with turquoise in mouth suspended in centre ; 9ct. tie- pin, shape of horseshoe, diamond in centre ; mother- o'- pearl maple leaf brooch, Canada inscribed across leaf; pair gold earrings, set turquoise with pearl drop ; violet coloured jewel- case, 4in. x 4in. x lin., raised cover.— Suspicion is attached to A Man, b. 1905, 5ft. 8in., medium build, c. pale, h. dk., clean shaven ; dress, It. Trilby hat, grey tweed overcoat, black shoes ; respectable appearance. Inf. to Supt., Frome. STAFFORDSHIRE. 53.— Wednesbury ( Co.).— Cases Nos. 52 and 53, 18- 2- 35, cancelled. The following have been charged with these offences : Harry Sherwood, C. R. O. No. 21308- 34; Samuel Brookes, C. R. O. No. 5615- 19; Joseph Hodgetts, C. R. O. No. 2888- 32; Joseph Patrick Lally, C. R. O. No. 24614- 33; William Nolan and Thomas St. Chad Careless ( both no pre. con. traced). With the exception of 1 £ 5- piece, 1 £ 2- piece and 1 sovereign, the property has not been recovered. SUSSEX ( EAST). 54.— Hastings ( Boro.).— Between July, 1934, and 5th ult., from the attic of a house.— Two silver candlesticks, square base, square top, about 9in. high, inscribed E. M. and believed 1896 in old English lettering ; 2 silver pillar candlesticks, with false candle in top ; 2 silver sweet dishes ; 2 silver Tazzer sweet dishes ; 2 silver pepper casters ; 2 silver basket shaped salt cellars ; Georgian cream jug, E. M. thereon and believed 1896 ; silver cheese scoop ; 2 silver sauce boats ; silver gravy spoon ; 2 silver vases, fiuted round top, about 12in. high, E. M. and 1896 believed thereon ; 2 silver serviette rings, heavy, oblong in shape, with rounded ends, monograms N. G. G. and E. W. G. thereon respectively ; 6 silver table spoons ; 6 silver dessert spoons ; 6 silver tea spoons ; 6 silver coffee spoons ; 6 silver breakfast cup spoons, G thereon ; long E. P. N. S. leaf shaped dessert dish, about 18in. long, on small legs and bowl shaped ; brass tlower bowl ; black ebony jewel- case, about 8in. x 4| in. x 5in., brass corners, brass key, embossed in corners with patterns of fur conie ; set of Briton's farm animals for children. Inf. to C. C., Hastings. 11 Wednesday, February 27, 1935. THE POLICE GAZETTE. PROPERTY STOLEN— continued. SUSSEX ( WEST). 55.— Arundel ( Co.).— 22nd inst., by shopbreaking ( pulling handle and forcing small bolt on French window at rear after climbing over small fence), at Littlehampton.— 35s. in silver and coppers ; 3s. book of Id. and l| d. stamps, contained in Barclay's Bank silver bag ; small electric torch, " 4in. long, black, round ( identifiable). Inf. to Supt., Arundel. 56.— Worthing ( Co.).— 24th inst., by housebreaking ( scaling stackpipe to insecure bathroom window). — Gold engagement ring, set cluster Of 5 diamonds ; gold ring, set 3 pearls and 6 emeralds ; £ 3 10s. in notes ; 6s. silver. Inf. to Supt., Worthing. 57.— Worthing ( Co.).— 24th inst., by housebreaking ( breaking small leaded light in lounge window and releasing catch).— Lady's sapphire and diamond ring, square sapphire centre surrounded by small diamonds, claw setting ; lady's platinum ring, set large diamond ( missing) in centre surrounded by small brilliants ; string of very small graduated pearls with emerald clasp, in case with name Sharman D. Neill, Belfast, thereon ; small travelling clock in blue leather case, E. C. S. in silver thereon and the following in facsimile handwriting on back of clock October 21st, 1934, From Sheila. Inf. to Supt., Worthing. Persons Missing. w CAMBRIDGESHIRE. 58.— Cambridge ( Boro.).— Case No. 65, 15- 8- 34, cancelled. Raymond Thomas Finch, C. R. O. Ref. No. M/ 10198, returned home. DEVONSHIRE. 59.— Honiton ( Co.).— Case No. 68, 5- 2- 35, cancelled. Joseph Harris, C. R. O. Ref. No. M/ 10318, found drowned. Re- Convictions. 60.— William Henry Morgan, C. R. O. No. 1786- 02, was sentenced at Coventry ( City) P. Sess., 21- 2- 35, to 6 mos. impt. ( conc.) for fraud. See Case No. 20, 8- 2- 35. I • 61.— Alfred Saunders, Case No. 25, 3- 12- 34, was sentenced at Bucks. Q. Sess., 31- 12- 34, to 6 mos. impt. ( conc.) for fraud ( 2 cases) and attempted fraud. Twenty- eight other cases were taken into consideration. Now C. R. O. No. 4612- 35. 62.— Arthur Robinson, Case No. 25, 3- 12- 34, was sentenced at Bucks. Q. Sess., 31- 12- 34, to 6 mos. impt. ( conc.) for fraud ( 2 cases) and attempted fraud. Twenty- seven other cases were taken into consideration. Now C. R. O. No. 3520- 35. 12 THE POLICE GAZETTE. Wednesday, February 27, 1935. RE- CONVICTIONS— continued. 63.— Joseph Pyecroft, C. R. O. No. 5065- 29, was sentenced at Macclesfield ( Co.) P. Sess., 22- 2- 35, to 1 mo. impt. See Case No. 29, 16- 2- 35. 64.— William Henry Davies, C. R. O. No. 10343- 22, was sentenced at Wotton- under- Edge Pol. Ct., 21- 2- 35, to 6 mos. impt. ( conc.) for larceny and fraud. See Case No. 29, 19- 2- 35. 65.— Emily Clare, C. R. O. No. 10687- 14, Case No. 41, 18- 1- 35, was brought up on H. O. Order and sentenced at Kent Ass., 18- 2- 35, to 1 mo. impt. ( conc. with sentence now being served) for bigamy. 66.— Thomas Dermont, C. R. O. No. 25640- 34, was at Westminster Pol. Ct. ( L.), 16- 1- 35, sentenced to 1 day impt. for being a suspected person ( loitering); he was subsequently handed over to Newcastle ( City) Police and sentenced at Newcastle- upon- Tyne ( City) Ass., 14- 2- 35, to 3 yrs. Borstal detention for shopbreaking ( 2 cases). Five other cases were taken into consideration. See Case No. 42, 14- 1- 35. 67.— Herbert White, C. R. O. No. 4927- 31, was sentenced at Tower Bridge Pol. Ct. ( L.), 18- 2- 35, to 3 and 3 mos. impt. ( cons.) and 2 mos. impt. ( conc.) for fraud ( 3 cases). See Case No. 25, 13- 2- 35. 68.— Stephen Williams, Case No. 40, 7- 11- 34, was sentenced at Merthyr Tydfil Q. Sess., 12- 11- 34, to 3 mos. impt. for taking away a motor car without owner's consent. Now C. R. O. No. 24432- 34. 69.— Louis Eli Jacobs, Case No. 54, 6- 11- 34, was sentenced at Merthyr Tydfil Q. Sess., 12- 11- 34, to 4 mos. impt. for garagebreaking and larceny. Now C. R. O. No. 24431- 34. 70.— Louis Cohen, C. R. O. No. 17735- 25, was sentenced at Northampton ( Boro.) Pol. Ct., 6- 2- 35, to 4 mos. impt. See Case No. 24, 31- 1- 35. 71.— John Gilbert, C. R. O. No. 116- 30, was sentenced at Hants. Ass., 20- 2- 35, to 9 mos. impt. for fraud ( 3 cases). See Case No. 27, 29- 1- 35. 72.— George Adams, C. R. O. No. 25- 14, was sentenced at Macclesfield Boro. P. Sess., 20- 2- 35, to 7 days impt. See Case No. 30, 16- 2- 35. 73.— Jack Horace Hutchins, C. R. O. No. 9557- 19, was sentenced at Nottingham City P. Sess., 15- 2- 35, to 1 and 1 mo. impt. ( cons.) for fraud and larceny. Two other cases were taken into consideration. See Case No. 27, 12- 2- 35. 74.— Lena Robinson, C. R. O. No. 3150- 35, was sentenced at Wigan Boro. Pol. Ct., 18- 2- 35, to 1 mo. impt. ( conc.) for larceny and fraud. See Case No. 36, 14- 2- 35. 75.— John Grey, C. R. O. No. 17057- 27, was at Thames Pol. Ct. ( L.), 21- 2- 35, bound over for 3 yrs. ( on probation). See Case No. 23, 20- 2- 35. 76.— Stanley Samuel Ellis, Case No. 30, 2- 10- 34, was sentenced at C. L. S., 22- 11- 34, as Sidney Samuel Ellis, to 15 mos. impt. ( conc.) for fraud ( 2 cases). Now C. R. O. No. 4135- 35. 77— James Joseph O'Hara, C. R. O. No. 1203- 29, was sentenced at Bishops Stortford P. Sess. ( Spec. Ct.), 21- 2- 35, to 6 mos. impt. See Case No. 27, 19- 2- 35. 78— John Thomas, aliases John Foskett, John Foskett Duncan, John Fitzpatrick, Thomas Walker, John Duncan Cromb, John Cromb, John Taylor, John Fordes Harrison and John Crombe, C. R. O. No. 21605- 19, Case No. 54 ( Vol. 111.), Supplement E. Was sentenced as Harry Harris at Hull ( City) Pol Ct 25- 2- 35, to 3 mos. impt. for being a suspected person loitering. Pre. con. of larceny, receiving and minor offences at EDINBURGH, LEICESTER, MANCHESTER, HUDDERS- FIELD, LLANDRINDOD WELLS, CHESTER, PETERBOROUGH, in CITY OF LONDON and on D, M, N, W, Y and C. O. 13 Wednesday, February 27, 1935. THE POLICE GAZETTE. RE- CONVICTIONS— continued. 79.— Sidney Salaman, C. R. O. No. 22074- 32, was sentenced at Marlborough Street Pol. Ct. ( L.), 28- 1- 35, to 4 and 4 mos. impt. ( cons.) for larceny and fraud. Four other cases were taken into consideration. See Case No. 19, 23- 1- 35. 80.— Thomas Silverton, C. R. O. No. 13953- 23, was sentenced at Essex Q. Sess., 15- 2- 35, to 9 mos. impt. A breach of recognizances was taken into consideration. See Case No. 12, 31- 1- 35. 81.— Sidney Powell, C. R. O. No. S/ 16681, was sentenced at Wolverhampton ( Boro.) Pol. Ct., 12- 2- 35, to 3 mos. impt, See Case No. 26, 7- 2- 35. 82.— John Rowland Williams, C. R. O. No. 3607- 32, was sentenced at Hants. Ass., 20- 2- 35, to 18 mos. impt. for larceny, forger}- and uttering. Four other cases were taken into consideration. See Case No. 17, 2- 2- 35. 83.— Clement Burgess, C. R. O. No. 2510- 32, was sentenced at Winchester Ass., 19- 2- 35, to 9 mos. impt. See Case No. 22, 7- 2- 35. 84.-— Alfred Jackson, C. R. O. No. 74- 15, was sentenced at Manchester Ass., 6- 11- 34, to 6 mos. impt. ( conc.) for coinage offences. See Case No. 32, 25- 10- 34. 85.— John Greaves Cook, C. R. O. No. 5506- 32, was sentenced at Marlborough ( Co.) P. Sess., 18- 2- 35, to 6 mos. impt. for wilful damage and larceny. See Case No. 22, 15- 2- 35. 86.— Jane Barton, C. R. O. No. 2081- 05, was sentenced at Bournemouth Pol. Ct., 18- 2- 35, to 1 mo. impt. See Case No. 27, 18- 2- 35. 87.— Oswald Edwards, Case No. 40, 7- 11- 34, wa? at Merthyr Tydfil Q. Sess., 12- 11- 34, bound over for 2 yrs. for taking away a motor car without owner's consent. Now C. R. O. No. 23261- 34. 88.— George Mordaunt, Case No. 53, 30- 1- 35, was at Gilling West ( N. R.) P. Sess., 31- 1- 35, fined £ 1 for larceny. Now C. R. O. No. 3098- 35. 89.— Cyril Southwell- Piper, Case No. 41, 3- 11- 34, was sentenced at C. C. C., 22- 1- 35, to 21 mos. impt. for fraudulent conversion ( 2 cases). Now C. R. O. No. 3054- 35. 90.— Harry William Elson, Case No. 29, 23- 1- 35, was sentenced at Gilling West ( N. R.) P. Sess., 25- 1- 35, to 6 mos. impt. ( conc.) for larceny ( 3 cases). Now C. R. O. No. 2994- 35. 91.— Hugh Olden, Case No. 28, 17- 1- 35, was sentenced at Salford ( City) Pol. Ct., 18- 1- 35, to 1 mo. impt. Now C. R. O. No. 2852- 35. 92.— Stephen Hornby, Case No. 35, 29- 11- 34, was at Manchester ( City) Sess., 23- 1- 35, bound over for 2 yrs. Now C. R. O. No. 2759- 35. i 93.— George Charles Fulleylove, Case No. 23, 26- 1- 35, was at Coventry ( Co.) P. Sess., 29- 1- 35, fined k £ 1 and £ 3 3s. costs or 28 days impt. Now C. R. O. No. 2776- 35. 94.— James Southwell, Case No. 35, 29- 11- 34, was at Macclesfield ( Co.) P. Sess., 4- 12- 34, discharged and handed over to Manchester Police, and at Manchester ( City) Sess., 23- 1- 35, was bound over for 2 yrs. for larceny ( 2 cases). Now C. R. O. No. 2763- 35. 95.— Soloman Woolfson, Case No. 21, 27- 1- 35, was at Manchester ( City) Pol. Ct., 29- 1- 35, fined £ 10 or 49 days impt. Now C. R. O. No. 2747- 35. 14 THE POLICE GAZETTE. Wednesday, February 27, 1935. RE- CONVICTIONS— continued. 96.— Frederick Henry Carter, Case No. 14, 26- 1- 35, was at Plymouth ( City) Pol. Ct., 28- 1- 35, bound over for 12 mos. Now C. R. O. No. 2658- 35. • 97.— Joseph Summers, Case No. 34, 23- 1- 35, was at Doncaster ( Boro.) P. Sess., 28- 1- 35, bound over for 12 mos. Now C. R. O. No. 2603- 35. 98.— Mary Ann Blackburn, Case No. 36, 18- 12- 34, was at Chichester ( Co.) P. Sess., 1- 1- 35, bound over for 2 yrs. Now C. R. O. No. 612- 35. 99.— Edward Clinch Parker, Case No. 26, 18- 12- 34, was at Gosport Pol. Ct., 1- 1- 35, bound over for 2 yrs. Now C. R. O. No. 609- 35. 100.— William Lee, Case No. 31, 7- 12- 34, was at Oxford Q. Sess., 1- 1- 35, bound over for 2 yrs. for office and storebreaking. Now C. R. O. No. 608- 35. 101.— Arthur Glynn Jones, Case No. 27, 7- 3- 34, was sentenced at Birkenhead ( Co.) P. Sess., 22- 3- 34, to 6 and 6 mos. impt. ( cons.) and 6 mos. impt. ( conc.) for larceny ( 3 cases). Seven cases of larceny were taken into consideration. Now C. R. O. No. 1558- 35. 101.— Charles Kermode, aliases Charles Alwyn Kemp, George Kenny and Leonard Cope, C. R. O. No. S/ 155358, was sentenced at Leicester ( City) Pol. Ct., 30- 1- 35, to 4 mos. impt. ( conc.) for larceny ( 2 cases) and at Essex Q. Sess., 14- 2- 35, sentenced to 8 mos. impt. for breach of recogni- zances cons, with sentence of 30- 1- 35. Pre. con. of larceny, shopbreaking, breaking and entering and minor offences at LIVERPOOL, STOCKPORT, BILSTON, CONGLETON, STAFFORD ( Co.), BRIERLEY HILL, ROCHDALE, EPPING and LEICESTER ( City). 103.— John William Maher, alias John Maher, C. R. O. No. 8051- 23, was sentenced at Carlisle ( City) P. Sess., 14- 12- 34, to 3 mos. impt. for being a suspected person. Pre. con. of warehousebreaking, larceny, receiving and minor offences at SHEFFIELD ( City), BLACKPOOL, TORQUAY and OTLEY. \ 104.— Herbert Wellington William Upjohn, C. R. O. No. 7411- 28, was sentenced at Marylebone Pol. Ct. ( L.), 24- 1- 35, to 28 days, 3 and 3 mos. impt. ( cons.) for breach of recognizance and fraud ( 2 cases). See also Case No. 77, 7- 1- 35. 105.— Percy John Ingram, C. R. O. No. 5438- 24, was sentenced at Birmingham Pol. Ct., 30- 11- 34, to 6 and 6 mos. impt. ( cons.) for attempted fraud ( 2 cases). Pre. con. of fraud at BIRMINGHAM, MOLD and NEWCASTLE- UPON- TYNE. 106.— Constance Winifred Turnbull, Case No. 25, 16- 11- 34, was at Sheffield ( City) Pol. Ct., 21- 11- 34, bound over for 12 mos. and pay £ 5 costs. Eight similar offences taken into consideration. Now C. R. O. No. 858- 35. 107.— Thomas Carlson, Case No. 28, 6- 12- 34, was at Chester ( Co.) Q. Sess., 31- 12- 34, bound over for 12 mos. Now C. R. O. No. 836- 35. 108.— Frederick James Tanner, Case No. 29, 2- 11- 34, was at Dorset Q. Sess., 2- 1- 35, bound over. Eight cases of stealing and taking away motor cars without consent of owners and one of house- breaking were taken into consideration. Now C. R. O. No. 833- 35. 109.— Stanley William Eritton, Case No. 30, 27- 12- 34, was at Tower Bridge Pol. Ct. ( L.), 3- 1- 35, bound over for 12 mos. for larceny ( 2 cases). Two cases of larceny were taken into consideration. Now C. R. O. No. 809- 35. 15 Wednesday, February 27, 1935. THE POLICE GAZETTE. RE- CONVICTIONS— continued. 110.— John Asplen, Case No. 16, 20- 12- 34, was at Tower Bridge Pol. Ct. ( L.), 3- 1- 35, bound over for 12 mos. for larceny ( 2 cases). Two cases of larceny were taken into consideration. Now C. R. O. No. 799- 35. 111.— Joe Varley, Case No. 29, 12- 12- 34, was at Nottingham ( City) P. Sess., 21- 12- 34, bound over for 2 yrs. and pay £ 15 costs. Now C. R. O. No. 739- 35. 112.— William Attwood Archard, Case No. 34, 19- 12- 34, was sentenced at Burton- on- Trent ( Boro.) P. Sess., 28- 12- 34, to 3, 3 and 3 mos. ( cons.) for larceny ( 2 cases) and fraud. Ten other cases of larceny were taken into consideration. Now C. R. O. No. 691- 35. 113.— William Godfrey Thomas, Case No. 39, 20- 9- 34, was sentenced at Glamorgan Q. Sess., 9- 10- 34, to 9 mos. impt. Two cases of housebreaking and one of larceny were taken into consideration. Now C. R. O. No. 689- 35. 114.— Bertram Williamson, Case No. 40, 8- 12- 34, was at Worcester Q. Sess., 31- 12- 34, bound over for 2 yrs. Now C. R. O. No. 688- 35. 115.— Ernest Bernard Boucher, C. R. O. No. 9710- 30, was sentenced at Birmingham Pol. Ct., 19- 2- 35, to 3 mos. impt. for taking away a motor car without the consent of the owner. See Case No. 23, 13- 2- 35. 116.— Percy George Nicholas, C. R. O. No. 10163- 24, was at Bristol Ass., 15- 2- 35, bound over. A case of fraud was taken into consideration. See Case No. 33, 19- 1- 35. 117.— Thomas Dockerty, C. R. O. No. 3406- 29, was sentenced at Manchester ( City) Pol. Ct., 15- 2- 35, to 3 mos. impt. See Case No. 36, 12- 2- 35. 118.— Hugh Morris, C. R. O. No. 20269- 21, was sentenced at Hants. Ass., 20- 2- 35, to 18 mos. impt. for housebreaking, forgery and uttering. See Case No. 35, 22- 1- 35. 119.— Charles Ponsonby Dalrymple, C. R. O. No. 99- 09, was sentenced at Worthing Pol. Ct., 19- 2- 35, to 6 mos. impt. for larceny. See Case No. 32, 5- 2- 35. 120.— Herbert Woods, C. R. O. No. 14179- 21, was at Hull ( City) Pol. Ct., 13- 2- 35, discharged P. O. Act. See Case No. 24, 10- 8- 34. 121.— John Hornby, C. R. O. No. 5443- 28, was sentenced at Stockport ( Boro.) Pol. Ct., 18- 2- 35, to 6 mos. impt. ( conc.) for larceny ( 2 cases). A similar case was taken into consideration. See Case No. 38, 12- 2- 35. 122.— Ernest Albert Coles, C. R. O. No. 20109- 22, was sentenced at Lowestoft ( Co.) P. Sess., 20- 2- 35, to 3 mos. impt. See Case No. 22, 13- 2- 35. 123.— Christopher George Rivers, C. R. O. No. 4940- 20, was sentenced at Bristol Ass., 9- 2- 35, to 18 mos. impt. ( conc.) for housebreaking, forgery and fraud. See Case No. 31, 5- 2- 35. 124.— Olive Helen Louise Delaney, Case No. 31, 29- 10- 34, was at C. L. S., 17- 1- 35, bound over for 2 yrs. for receiving. Now C. R. O. No. 2560- 35. Printed and Published for His Majesty's Stationery Office by the Receiver for the Metropolitan Police District, New Scotland Yard, London, S. W. I.