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Dec. 12, 1959 - A police constable and three men accused of an £18, 000 bank paid. 39-year-old Metropolitan Police-constable George Albert Askew was charged with three other men at Waltham Cross, Essex, yesterday of breaking into Chinford's National Provincial Bank and stealing cash and jewellery worth £18, 103. The men and two women a mother and daughter were also accused of receiving part of the stolen money. All the accused were remanded for a week, the men in custody and the women on bail. Photo shows with their faces covered the two women in the case, 24-year-old Beryl Irving (front) is followed by her mother 57-year-old Mrs. Rose Irving (at back). Both were remanded for a week on bail of £100 each. The woman in the centre is unidentified

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24-year-old 39-year-old 57-year-old And Pound Askew Bail Beryl Charged Constable Custody Followed Irving Paid Provincial Remanded Stealing Stolen Waltham Worth

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