Judge Joseph A. Graber, of Chicago, believes in making the punishment fit the crime, Marie Gibson, a red-headed bombshell of 22, caused a police officer to blush when she made unladylike remarks after the arrest of her male escort for driving a car while drunk. "I shudder to think what you must have said to cause the policeman to blush," said the judge. " You can take your choice of six months in gaol or a mouth-wash soap." Marie preferred to take the cleaning gargle.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22610, 29 June 1935, Page 8
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