Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 December 1937 — Page 27
FRIDAY, DEC. 3, 1937
PARIS EXPOSES INTERNATIONAL CRIME HOOKUP
Tips on Police Broadoast: School for Criminals Also Discovered.
PARIS Dee 3 (OU P) Two startling disclosures in crime have
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
‘Flannel Foot’s Carcer Ended, Yard Believes
LLONDON. Dec. 3 (U
the career of
uted to the careful boots
Although his counsel ridiculed the | No. 1 in| home football game in 29 years.
idea, authorities
) It took Scotland Yard 20 vears but authorties believed tonight they had ended | ‘Flannel Foot,” long success as a burglar vas attribcleaning of his
whose |
believed
Henry Williams, 49. who was sentenced to five years in prison after pleading guilty t© 40 charges convected with house breaking, they at las, had “Flannel Foot.” During his trial the prosecution asserted that Williams wore goloshes. which he cleaned with a piece of flannel after leaving a burglzd house | ‘thus removing ineriminating picked up in gardens. When arrested he nad a burglar Kit. 47 keys and gloves
NO. 1 ROOTER FOUND NILES, O. Dee. 3 (U. P).—=William Lewellyn is hometown rooter | here==he hasn't
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HELD AS SUSPECT
IN PURSE GRABBING
Identified by Victim of Tuesday Robbery.
A 20-vear-old Negro was held bv | police today after officers said Mrs | Marie Sieg. 39. of 1232 Broadway. identified him as the man who her purse containing $4 Tuesday hight. He was charged with vagrancy under $2000 bond. Mrs. R. R Mulvihill, axa N.
Meridian St.
reported that a thief stole her purse containing $50 as she shopped in a downtown store yesterday. Mrs. Ruth Farmer, 43. of 128 W 12th St, told police that when she returned to her home early today a man standing in the front vard. She said walked past and called police headquarters from a nearby restaurant Officers Who investigated said they found a note in the front door
which read: “Watch your joint— vou might. get caught.” Mrs. Farms er said she was unable to explain the note,
she saw
she
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been made by the Paris Police Pre- | fecture Investigators have discovered the existence of a worldwide broadeasting system through which warning against police traps are sent in a mysterious code to criminals all over the world. They also have obtained circulars that show there is a well- | equipped correspondence school offering complete courses in any form of erime The radio organization, police discovered, makes frequent broadcasts from Britain, France, Germany, the United States and other countries. | The wave lengths are changed for | each broadcast. Experts are trying to discover the code used. French police also have been trying to find the location of the transmitting stations for six months, The code has baffled them even when they succeeded in picking up some message
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Tale of Two Crooks Recently police here were advised from London of the departure of two confidence men for France. Thev were traveling with third man of whom nothing was
notorious
Known. As it was known that their bag through the were content there, but only | He was able | that he Was
page was registered Gare du Nord, police to await their arrival the third man arrived to satisfy the polite associated with the two Crooks X had merely made their acanaintance in a London hotel and t aveled to France with them The man disclosed that one of the two confidence men carried 8 receiving set with which up messages at mntervals during the journey. These code. and the man lisvend the code words out It ‘was after thase messages to travel by
SHEETS
Pure white, first
he had picked
were In tening In to his companion receiving one of that the two decided road to Paris The informant reme mbered a few | had heard. now ‘mow that they | message sent to the police
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of the code words he The police formed part of a warn the two men that were watching for them Various Languages Used The circulars describing the crime school had been sent out in French, English German and Italian. The address given was] that of a private postal service for the convenience of the public at an agreed charge Police have seized hundreds of letters from embryo crooks all over the world, and it is planned to round up the “pupils” in France and to furnish to the police of their the names and students abroad school offered a special course in various forms of coining and the forging of bank notes and letters of credit And residential courses in pocket picking and in forms of the confidence trick also were on the prospectus These courses last from three to six months, and proficiency is guaranteed or money will be refunded. The fees, full board included, range
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