HOLLYWOOD ROBBERIES
THE "MASTER MIND"
DRAYMEN'S DAYLIGHT DEEDS
NEW YORK, 10th December. Al White became known at Holly* wood last year as a wealthy importer, who acted for the fun of it* To-day he is under arrest as Eoxen Sanders, the master-mind in a daylight robbery; partnership. The police recovered £50,000 worth of jewels, Oriental rugs, and furniture, which were boldly taken from, the homes of wealthy Hollywood people. A chamois leather bag containing £5000 worth of loose diamonds wasf found strapped to Sanders's knee. The police assert that he took' £200,000' worth of goods and, resold them to the cinema colony. The robberies wore .ooiidiicteYl in broad day. light by a gang who drove, lo selected houses in the garb of draymen. ' .
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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 140, 11 December 1930, Page 9
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123HOLLYWOOD ROBBERIES Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 140, 11 December 1930, Page 9
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