"PLAYBOY" IN COURT
World Cruise Unlikely To Eventuate LONDON, Aug. 26. Oue of the six "'Mayfair playboys'* who plan to make a world cruise in a 50ft. yawl, Dick Beaumont, called in at Southampton to-day to buy _ the yawl's provisions. He was detained by the police and brought to London in connection with a cheque transaction. Beaumont was charged in the Bow Street Police Court with passing a worthless cheque in a West End hotel. The prosecutor said that a more serious charge was pending. Bail was not granted. Beaumont 's solicitor said that the trip was not likelyto eventuate.
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 190, 28 August 1937, Page 4
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