ROYAL SAMARATAN
PRINCE’S WAYSIDE MERCY. LONDON, JUNE 11. The Prince of Wales was motoring to Sunningdale (Berks.), to a weekend country house, when he found members of a dance band, the occupants of a two-seater car, Injured as the result of skidding on thei rainy road and colliding with a lorry. The Prince alighted and assisted The injured persons. Then he called, stained as he was at a police station, to request the dispatch of help. The occupants of the oar were unaware of the identity of the Royal traveller.
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Stratford Evening Post, Issue 73, 21 June 1928, Page 7
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