The man wlio stole the motor car Of Dr. John N. Drury, of Lowell, Massaclnlsetts, U.S.A., called tlie physician later aud told him where tlie car could be found. Police found it, but the ignation was damaged and several kits of surgical instruments were missing. Later the doctor received another telephone call notifying him that the kits would be found behind the rear seat. He hid them tliere because he " though t they would be stolen." "1 ddiberately smashed the ignition," he told the physician, "because I was afraid* someone else would steal the machine. I''ll make good when I get 8/. job." Dr Drury wished him luek in his quest for a job.
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 176, 12 August 1937, Page 4
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