Boris Cotton, an unrecognized "American, was sent to gaol for nine months by the First Special District Court on June 17 for having twice entered the Salvation Army. Men's Shelter, Amoy Road, and committed thefts therein. 'The' first theft, according to the police, was committed at 20am. on June' 13 when three articles of clothing belonging to a man named Schoechter were taken away. Between May 30 and June 2. Cotton entered the tholier and stole two suits of clothing belonging 10 Anton, Duboff, it was alleged.
similar sentence was passed on Gregory Savelivitch Vasllenko, Russian, who was. charged with breaking and entering the Salvation Army Employment Bureau, 422 North Soochow Road, at 1030 pin. on June 42 and stealing from therein a clock and clothing valued at $13, Careful, Conscientious Attention Absolutely Accurate Workmanship, Supervision of the only Foreiga
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