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All Rights Reserved I pIV D FAITH =$ (COURAGE` THE SOUTH AUSTRALIAN POLICE GAZETTE ADELAIDE : BY AUTHORITY: FRANK TRI(G}, Government Prin ter, North Terrace. 1939. A KEY TO INDEX. A.-Special Inquiry. B.-Prohibited Immigrants. C.-Escaped Prisoners and Mental Defectives. D.-Absconders. E.-Provisional Warrants. F.-Warrants Issued. G.-Burglary, Housebreaking, Shopbreaking, Etc. H.-Stealing in Dwellings, Etc. I.-Motor Vehicles and Bicycles. J.-Lost or Stolen. K.-Horses, Cattle, Etc. L.-Deserting Wives, Families, Etc. M.-Deserters from H.M. Service. N.-Deserters from Merchant Vessels. O.-Missing Friends. P.-Inquests. Q.-Apprehensions. R.-Complainants. S.-Prisoners tried at Supreme and Circuit Courts. T.-Prisoners discharged from H.M. Gaols. U.G-Suspected or Wanted for Burglary, Housebreaking, Etc. U.H.-Suspected or Wanted for Stealing in Dwellings, Etc. U.I.-Suspected or Wanted for Stealing Motor Vehicles and Bicycles. V.-Photographs. Nom.-The figures in parentheses denote the number of times the same name appears on any particular page. INDEX . A Air, Walter Frederick J., 21, I. Airton, John Charles, 247, Q. Abandoned child (Billy Davis), 261, A. Aitken, Dr. 295, I. Abbott, Edward John, 273, F. Aitken, Keith Gordon, 190, Q. Abbott, George Herbert, 31, 66, F; 71, Q; 83, T. Aitken, Lanfrier Alexander Charles, 52, 256, Q. Abbott, Henry Horatio, 95, R. Aitkenhead, Joseph, see Albert James Herriman. Abbott, Lewis, 37, Q. Aistrope, Sydney Victor, 68, J. Abbott, Roland, 316, Q. Aldenhoven, Clement Charles, 132, Q. Abbott, Sarah Alice, 295, O. Aldenhoven, Steve, 72, Q. Ackland, Gilbert Allan, 150, Q ; 224, S. Alderman, John Robinson, 436, H. Ackland, Harold Richard, 201, P. Alderson, Kenneth Joseph, 377, Q. Ackland, Lionel Clarence, 91, 103, I. Alexander, Albert Charles, 42, I. Ackland, William, 429, It. Alexander, C., 221, 275, I. Aconley, Alfred, 180, 348, I. Alexander, Colin Campbell, 277, Q. Acourt, Kenneth, 36, Q. Alexander, Gilbert Miles, 195, 196, E. Adam, Arthur James, 473, H. Alexander, Norah Mary Arbathnot, 453, H. Adam, Harold Ernest, see Harold Ernest Adams. Alford, Edgar Gordon, 384, U.H.; 406, H.; 409, Q; 479, S. Adams, man named, identical with Frank Harrop, alias Frank Alias, G. (Vic.), 200, 466, I. Williamson, a6lias Wally Meekin, 30, E. Allan, Arthur Harold, 336, Q. Adams, Alfred James, 307, Q. Allan, J., see Gordon Vincent Millard. Adams, Arthur John Sorby, 429, Q. Allan, John, see Jack Snoxall. Adams, Beatrice Emma, 448, Q. Allan, John, 63, 144, Adams, Charles Marmaduke, 297, Q. Allan, William James,, alias Russell Allen (N.S.W.), 11, E. Adams, Charlie, 307, It. All British Motor House, 120, 131, I. Adams, Clarice May, 247, Q. Allchin, Walter Milne, 34, M. Adams, Clifford, see Eric Clarence Clements. Allchurch, Frank G., (N.S.W.), 57, E. Adams, Dominic, 15, Q. Allen, see Gladys Woods. Adams, Edwin Warren, 224, Q.; 318, T; 467, Q; 489, T. Allen, (aborigine), 70, Q; 83, T. Adams, Eileen May, 90, H. Allen, Ada Josepha, 230, H. Adams, Eva, 420, It. Allen, Albert, 497, H.; 521, It. Adams, Gordon Douglas, 140, 0; 253, I. Allen, Arthur William, 34, 50, I. Adams, Harold Ernest, alias Harold Ernest Adam, alias Allen, Deafy, see Peter Douglas Allen. Poverty Adams, alias Poverty Jack, 182, T; 297, Q; 392, F.; Allen, Ethel Maud, 347, Q. 431, T. Allen, George Christopher, 192, Q; 279, T. Adams, Herbert, 224, Q. Allen, Herbert Maxwell, 367, R. Adams, Hugh Grant, 129, G. Allen, James William, 337, Q. Adams, Ira Robert, 427, P. Allen, John, see Jack Snoxall. Adams, John, see James O'Brien. Allen, Leslie Gordon, 286, It. Adams, John, 107, T. Allen, Joseph Henry, 229, 518, G. Adams, Joseph (Vie), 304, 315, I. Allen, Mary Gwendoline, 447, J. Adams, Lewis Ralph' 509, Q. Allen, Newton, 107, It. Adams, Noel Charles, 141, Q. Allen, Peter Douglas, alias Deafy Allen, 456, Q. Adams, Poverty, see Harold Ernest Adams. Allen, Richard, aborigine, 456, Q. Adams, Ronald James, 146, F; 224, Q; 230, 384, I. Allen, Russell, see William James Allan. Adams, William (Vic.), 375, 1. Allen, W. J. (N.S.W.), 148, 166, I. Adams, William, see William James Greig. Allen, William, 464, H. Adams, William James, 267, Q. Alliette, Anthony, see Anthony John Elliott. Adamson, Ronald Beveridge, 286, Q. Allison, A. G. (Vic.), 507, I. Addicoat, Albert Eustace Kimberley, 175, 263, G; 266, It. Allison, Edward, alias Alfred Ellison, alias Edward Harris, Addison, Hercules John, 246, 254, O. 438, Q; 458, T. Adelaide Co-Op. Society, Ltd., 151, R; 165, H. Allison, It. T. (N.S.W.), 475, I. Adelaide Electric Supply Co., Ltd., 33, 244, H; 439, 522, It. Allord,Frederick Albert, 465, H. Adelaide Electric Supply Cricket Club, 373, G. Alloy Smelters Pty., Ltd., 119, G. Adelaide Hospital Board, 209, G. Almond, Kenneth William, 142, Q. Adelaide Meat Stores, 72, 94, R. Almond, William, 213, R. Adelaide Milk Supply Co-Operative, Ltd., 94, 488, It. Alp, Dave, 399, Q. Adelaide Motor Wrecking Co., 119, H. Alsop, Alan Dale, 367, It. Adelaide Plating works, 410, It. Aithin, Gustav George Henry, 104, Q; 108, T. Adelaide Quarries, Ltd., 119, 263, 302, G; 307, It. Altman, Henry William, 521, Adelaide Steamship Co., 496, G. Altschwager, Henry Talbot, 42, 345, I, 347, Q. Adelaide Teachers College Sports Council, 336, 347, R. Altschwager, Neil Frederick, 54, 70, 93, 247, 368, Q. Adelaide Wine and Spirit Co., Ltd., 368, It. Altus, Martha, 407, J. Adelaide Women's Amateur Athletic Association, 435, G. Alwedge, Gottlieb, 523, Q. Adelson, George Meyer, 388, It. Amalgamated Distributors, see John Lawley, Ltd. Adey, Sylvia Constance, 489, Q. Amber, Charles, see Alexander Charles Douglas Key. Adey, William Charles, 489, Q. Ambleside Friendly Benefit Society, 428, R. Adison, Grantley John (N.S.W.), 242, E. Amey, Leonard Arthur, 302, G; 307, 308, Q. Adkin,Howard Glen, , 59, G. Amos, Arthur, 247, Q. Adlam, William Hugh, alias William Tonkin, alias Starick, 524, Amos, Charles Kenneth, alias Donald Kenneth Smedley, alias T. Alfred Newton, alias Kenneth Smedley, alias W. H. Latham, Adlan, William, see William Adlan Smith. 287, Q, 422, T. Aesche, Oscar Johannes, 100, 137, F. Amos, Colin, 477, It. Agnew, John, arlias James Mann, alias George Anderson, alas Anders, Rita Millicent, 417, G. Charles Percival Bromley, alias George Culvert Dalgetty, Anders, Vernon Otto, 417, G. alias Michael Mark Foy, alias James Lewis, alias Thomas Andersen, Neil Thorvold, 114, Q.
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