ON WINGS OF LOVE
POLICE END IDYLL LONDON. Ah-. 21. A young; Hull motorist who was summoned nt Bury yesterday for exceeding the speed limit wrote asking the Bench j to consider the following circumstances: "Having spent n glorious day at Mal--1 ham, 1. took my youthful courage, in both hands and told my fair companion of my greater love. „"Imagiue tin- joy with which I learned that ulie. too, felt a greater love for me. "This was iiif time for recklessness. We travelled on. carefully watching the speedometer. We didn't, want any trouble on thi.s day. "It was n lively night, and contentedly wo journey on. "Yes, still doing 30. . . Toot, toot! ... I looked in the mirror. It was a lacing ear. I waved him on arid smiled. I wasn't racing to-night. "Speed on, my friend. .Alas, it was a police car. and stopping. \ looked at tllo speedometer. They were right. I was tloiiiciniore (1 an 30." Defendant was fined El and his license endorsed.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19137, 5 October 1936, Page 2
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166ON WINGS OF LOVE Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19137, 5 October 1936, Page 2
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