Alr "Winkle" O'Dell, ex-naval seaman, holds an important position at Clcrkenwoll County Court, England. C'Le of liis duties is to attcnd the boller vh'ch su,pplies warmth, to the court. liecently he liad to put on a robe to i-uderstudy the court uslier, who was ill yuddenly kp was missed. Troubled i-ves searched for him. At last the Bcgistrar roJieved the tension. He- announced that Mr O'Dell had gone below to " doctor' '" a distrosscd boiler. Later, Mr O'Dell returned to the court. He taltnly put oii the usher's robe again. To some people this may seem a commonplace event. But ex-sailorman O'Dell had prevented the building from being blown up.
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 104, 19 May 1937, Page 3
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