Bandits Abandon Car Used in Bus Holdup
Camden Courier-Post, March 19, 1932
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BANDITS ABANDON CAR USED IN BUS HOLDUP
An automobile in which two bandits escaped after holding up a bus driver and three passengers in Gloucester Wednesday night was found abandoned yesterday at Fourth and Royden streets.
The car is owned by Harry Lewis, of Westville, who reported it stolen from Burlington and Essex streets, Gloucester, Wednesday night before the holdup. Police found a woman's empty pocketbook in the rear of the car.
The change carrier stolen from the bus driver was found on a lot near the garage of Girard Rogers, 512 Cumberland street, Gloucester. Rogers turned it over to the police.
An automobile in which two bandits escaped after holding up a bus driver and three passengers in Gloucester Wednesday night was found abandoned yesterday at Fourth and Royden streets.
The car is owned by Harry Lewis, of Westville, who reported it stolen from Burlington and Essex streets, Gloucester, Wednesday night before the holdup. Police found a woman's empty pocketbook in the rear of the car.
The change carrier stolen from the bus driver was found on a lot near the garage of Girard Rogers, 512 Cumberland street, Gloucester. Rogers turned it over to the police.
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