Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17


seen through petitions In divorce actions it is posi-
Y y lively battling.
Thus other day young wife applied for a divorce
in Los Angeles court and named correspondent,
the usual luscious blonde but husky 13opound African
lion cub
Felix Leo as the correspondent was called according
to the wife the true king of the household which he
managed TO transform into miniature Jungle The
sleeping quarters and there was
nothing he wouldn't to sharpen his teeth claws
And then rationng The husband took the position
the irae wife charged that his responsibility the lion
first and to Felix whatever the coupons
could buy.
his spouses protests the husband replied with
shatering candor Honey like that lion better than
you"
In Cleveland recently Mrs Rebecca Fulton applied for
divorce and named bull the source of all her
This bull she alleged was about the meanest animal
earth menace to anyone who him and with
"a fierce dislike especially Moreover charged
her husband William kept it with the purpose Of
terrorzng her
william admitted that he hid personal papers in the
bulls where his wife get them but
he denied that he kept the animal for the purpose
soaring her.
While having untamed beasts around the house may
upset wife, have been known o more coyed in
the presence Of their wives than when facing wild
Thus in a London long ago the husband
charged as the basis for his petition separation
that he could longer endure his wes naggns
and pickering
And what is your occupation" asked the Judge
II lion tanner" the reply
Domestic pets often figure prominently in marital dis
putes In action for separation filed by Powers
model who had married wealthy New York executive
more uan twice her The husband asserted that his
wifes fondness for dogs of the which
brought them TO the parting Of the ways.
Shortly after their marriage the husband said he
bought his wife French Poodle which cost him 800
but few months later he alleged his
him in the purchase another dog be had for
mere $3.50" That he said more than his temper
and pocketbook-coud stand.
The wife incidentally, through with long
list of grievances against her husband which
of a routine character, except for
MY husband" the model bewaled us given 10 the
malicious habit of visiting the morning
5 A. NJ. and deliberately turning at fun force and
simultaneously, the shower faucets faucets
the wash basin faucets This performance wilfully
over he then goes through the apartment samming the
door room"
An interesting variation the drinking allega-
ton contained in affidavit
nightclub singer charged that could
stand the idea Of taking drink by himself husband
she alleged, would drink at local bar place
closed and would then return home with
and few bottles and they would where they
left off. The worst of it. she elaborate
ceremonial toass-t to say nothing of the singing
accompanied each drink while trying sleep in
adjoining
The war has added new causes of dissension in the
household. A millionaire French refugee fighting his
wife's demand for almony claimed that the o.
their trouble that his wife pro-Vchy while ne
ardent follower Of Charles Gaule of
the Free French.
In Florida a wife who is a Lieutenant in the wacs v
filed suit for divorce against her husband private in
the Army charging him with nordinate jealousy
because he couldn't accompany her officers
clubs. The difference in rank also Of
siderable irritation.
nd York a sued separation on the
ground that her husband reneged mutual pact
whereby she to enlist in the Wacs and he in the
Army The wife did enlist but her husband charged
stayed behind disposed of all the furnishings in
their home.