Four Travelers Charged With Attempted Store Break In Jung
At Murton Police Court on Wednesday afternoon four unemployed travelers faced charges of attempting to break into Messrs D. R. Maddern & Sons grocery at Jung. The men described their late Friday plan, actions on Saturday morning, and their statements to Constable Nailon. They were committed for trial at the General Sessions in Stawell on February 12.
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