LOST IN LONDON
Crowds Amuied by Polke Broadcasts LONDON, M«y 17. «We've found Mra Dodds, so ypu can all relax," boomed from .«• loud-speaker in PiepsdUly Oircus produeing "great merriment among the crowds thronging the centre o# London, for the public rejoicings who djspoyered a Jarg» part of their amusement in listening to attempts to find lost visitors. These emanated from the police broadcasting station, the primary purpose of which was to ppntrpl the vehicular traffip. The broadcaster aroused shouts of pretended disapproval when he declared: "Mr Joneg has lost Mrs WilJiame," The crowd sceptigally received the subsequent explanatipn that Mrs Williams was Mr Jones' mother-in-law. The broadcaster, after vainly pleading with pedeptrians to keep to the pavement,1 annQunced : ' 'Ladies and fentlemen^ the Circus is ypurs. There'l1 e uq niore traffic,"
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 103, 18 May 1937, Page 7
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130LOST IN LONDON Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 103, 18 May 1937, Page 7
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