FURTHER BURGLARIES
MR. J. MASON'S SHOP ENTEREE i Mr. Mason's confectionery shop; adjoining the Civic Theatre, wai ourglariously entered at an earlj hour. on Saturday morning, and tnoney to the total of between £2 and £3 was taken, together with cigarettes. tobacco, etc. Entrance was gained by way of the baek entrance to the theatre, where the window between the foyer and the shop was forced and entrance gained. Keys of the beach pavilion were also taken. An unsuccessful attempt was made to force the manager's ofiice at thc theatre, but the thief was probably disturbed. Entrance was recently gained to the manager's room when money was taken, and a previous attempt made on Mr, Mason's shop door.
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Chronicle (Levin), 2 September 1946, Page 2
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