GIPSY’S WARNING
“AN ADVICE SPECIALIST” LONDON, April 9. A stnnons alleging that Mrs. Rosalie Chadwick, 32, known as “(tipsy Lee.’’ wife of a. travelling showman, had professed to tell fortunes, was dismissed at Reading yesterday.Evidence of visiting Mrs. Chadwick was given by Mrs. Eva, Knight, wife of a detective-inspector: Mrs. Irene Lawrence, wife of :t detective-con-sittblo; and Mrs. Olive Blake, a const aide’s wife. Mrs. Blake stated that.site was told: “You'll be in trouble with the law, but it will come out all right.’’ The magistrate’s clerk (Mr. S. Brain): I should think she was telling Iter own fortune. Mr. F. J. IlnTcliffo, for the defence, produced a printed bill bearing the words, “Gipsy l.oc is not a fortune teller, but an advice specialist.’’ Two of the Fitnesses agreed that they had seen this notice on the premises.' I
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19024, 26 May 1936, Page 3
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