Property Discovered in Safe Deposit at Liverpool:
Sisters to Be Tried on Charge of Receiving Secret Service Colonel Tells of His Adventures The alleged discovery of nearly £20,000 worth of stolen jewellery in a strong box at a Liverpool safe deposit was referred to at Bowstreet on Jan. 3, when two sisters were committed for trial, states the "Daily Telegraph and Morning Post."
The two women are: Mrs. Sarah Korebluth, 43, of Norland-road, Shepherd's Bush, W. and Jessie Rubin, 26, of Edwards-road, Bow, E. They Were defended by Mr. Edward Fail.
Mr. McKenna, the magistrate, decided that there was evidence to go before a jury on charges against both women of receiving the jewellery and of being accessories after the fact of the robbery.
The jewels were stated to have been stolen by armed men on Nov. 9 from the flat of Mrs. Millicent Hesketh-Wright at Aldford House, Park-lane, W. a man named James Hynes, alleged to be one of the three concerned, has been committed for trial.
The sisters were arrested in Liverpool on Wednesday.
Mr. Lawson-Walton, opening the case for the Director of Public Prosections, said that the magistrate might think it proper to commit the defendants on charges of being accessories after the robbery.
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