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Diana Dors leaving court, two boys ask for autograph

Dec. 12, 1957 - Diana Dors Tells The Court That A Police Constable Was Showing Off: Diana Dors, the films star, went into witness box at Clerkenwell Court today and alleged that a police constable throw himself across the bonnet of her car to show off before a crowd of people. She was giving evidence at the resumed hearing of charges against her friend, Thomas Yeardye. He is charged with assaulting and obstructing police Constable Roy Anderson at Hammersmith on Nov. 29th he is also summoned for dangerous driving and failing to stop when signalled. Yeardye was fined £63 and disqualified from driving a car for twelve months. Photo shows Two young lads run after Diana Dors for her autograph when she left the court today

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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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