3 Businesses, Homes Looted On Weekend

3 Businesses, Homes Looted On Weekend Burlars broke into three Camden business establishments and three Pennsauken homes over the weekend and netted nearly $600 in loot, police said. Liquor valued at $120 by Richard D. Grayson, 603 Chestnut st., was taken early Sunday from his 705 Bar, 705 Chestnut st., Ptl. Peter N. Paul and Edward Troutman said. An undetermined amount of money was taken from a juke box which was broken open. Police said entry was gained through a rear window. An estimated $103 was taken from candy, cigaret, pinball and soda pop machines broken open at Paramount Billiards, 16 S. Broadway, according to Ptl. Nathan Kline. George Watson, 410 Carteret st., who opened the billiard parlor Sunday morning, called police. Two Men Held Two men are being held on charges of breaking and entering Martini's Service Station, 4th and Main sts., Saturday night. Ptl. William Haines said 14 cents was missing. Joseph Knox, 26, of the 1800 block Mulford st., and John Kenney, 24, of the 600 block N. 4th st., were arrested at 5th and Main sts. after a passerby told police she recognized them as the men she saw running from the service station. Hugo J. Martini, owner of the service station, said the place was looted and 80 pennies taken. Sixty-six of the pennies were found on the floor and pavement.