Salt Lake Telegram | 1939-02-04 | Page 16 | Police Follow, Clock Speeder

POLICE FOLLOW, CLOCKSPEEDER As lt-year-old accused speeder, who allegedly drovi "nearly 40 mllee hour" whlla being followed by police ear. waa found guilty Saturday Sat-urday In police court and sentenced to pay 23. with 110 suspended. Traffic Patrolman Clifford G. Ed-nun Ed-nun da, who mad the arrest, reported re-ported that tha motorirt, Douglas H. Gran of M Ninth Baat MtMt, had taken ovar tha wheal of a car being driven by a 17-year-old Juvenile Juve-nile who had been arreated a few mlnutea before for allegedly driving without an operator') licence. To Help Friend Green waa driving tha other youth! car to police headquartere. where the Juvenile waa to be booked. With the police car following cloae behind, he allegedly drove the machine ma-chine "nearly 40 ml In an hour In a 25-mile tone." so waa himself booked when headquarter! waa reached. The other youth waa remanded re-manded to Juvenile court. Other speeding rases: Gordon J. Button. 22. of 111 Harrison avenue, who was to have been tried, changed plea to guilty and was fined $24; Grant Winkler, 2, of 100 West Third North street, pleaded guilty, fined $25. Speeding Caeca George Keith Eugster, 20, of (is West North Temple street: M. L. Broadwater, it. of 247 Glendaie treet; Walter Keyting. 20, of 5S4 Elisabeth street, and Mrs. H. J. Barnes, 43, Kaysvtlle, entered guilty pleas and were fined $25 each, with $13 of each fine suspended. Charged with passing traffic lights, E. V. Monteer. 45, Sandy, and Claude E. Baker, ft. North Salt Lake, forfeited $10 bail bond each, while Moroni W. Lowe, 2. of 1 Adams place, admitted guilt and was fined $10. J. H. Jacob. 4. of 13C2 Michigan avenue, forfeited a hke amount for Ignoring a stop sign.