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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-10
News Of Connecticut

Hartford, Conn, March l0-(Up) The nations paper shortage was blamed today by Joseph P. Smith of the New York Employing Print- ers' Association on nothing but government bungling,"
 Predicting that the shortage would become more acute during the next three months, Smith told members of the printing crafts trade board of the Chamber of Commerce that when paper can become moro critical than steel, 1t Is obvious that someone has muffed the ball"
 smith asserted that within req Sonable time" after printers pound. ed their congressman" with letters to get men back into the woods, "the problem will Do over"
 He said you cannot expect the newspapers to give you any ass sistance," because, he said, they were injecting subtle propaganda by telling of the columns of advertis- ing they have left out of the paper,
 But you never see them leaving out full.page ad. Many of them could be cut down to half-page but that would decrease tho income
 Hartford, Conn, March To-
 Convicted of falling Co report for
 induction, Emilio Norl, ToFrlngtOn,
 will be sentenced March 2l by
 Federal Court Judge J. Joseph
 Smith.
 Neri was classified as . coMscien.
 tiouS 0bject0F, but government
 witnesses said h0 refused Go TO.
 port for induction into non. .cOm.
 batant service.
 Hartford, Conn, March I0.-(UP) -Convtcted under the Dyer Act oS transporting Q stolen automobile across state lines, Mrs. Mildred Fern Paris, IS, Indianapolis, was under sentence today of Q year and a day in the Alderson Resormatory for Women In West Virginia,
 Two youths with whom she was said to have travelled across country in stolen cars last December, will be sentenced In federal court Mon- day. They have pleaded guilty to similar charges. They are Roy liar baugh, i9, and Robert 0. Jett, 20, both of Indianapolis.
 When picked up at Sayhrook Dec. go, police said they were asleep In . car reported stolen by William F. Crofut, Jr., Cleveland, president of the Forest City Products, Inc.
 East Haven, Con-, March lO.- UP)-A hlt-and-run driver was sought today for the death of William Fl. Talmadge, 4S, who was believed to have been killed while walking along the side of . high way last night An express com- pany driver found the body and notified police.
 New Haven, Conn, March 10. (UP)-A three alarm fire broke out at the Winchester Repeating Arms company plant early today and Works Manager I. s. Boak said the flames were confined to Q one-story wooden shed used to clean HorgeS.
 The shed, he said, was used only by the day shift and was unoccupied when the fire was discovered. The FBI worked with fire authorities to determine the cause of the fire which resulted in small damage.
 North Branford, Conn.,, March 1O.-(UP)-The death of Ulysses NeaIe, 77, . blacksmith. who was found in bed with . bullet wound In his head, was termed . suicide today by Constable Charles R. Leonard. Neale, he said, had been in failing health and ap. parentIy become Respondent.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-10
NEWS |. 

We must constantly look Into the truths found in the word of the Lord," Rev. James E. Mallis, Toronto, last night at the Bible cons ference sponsored by the New Eng. land Fellowship of Boston told his audience, MT. Mallis spoke at tho meeting of the cooperating churches held at the Waterville Union church.
 MT. Malls was born in India of missionary parents. He WnS edu. cated in india and in England, and was formerly engaged hl missionary work under the Ceylon and India General Mission. He has completed a book for youngsters based on his broad experience in many lands. IL will be published shortly. He iS cur. rently engaged in full-time confer. ence work.
 The play "The White Phantom" will be presented tomorrow night at 8 o'clock at the Bunker Hill church gym and sponsored by the Bunker Hill Pilgrim FelloShip. The follow ing Is the cast of the play: Barbara ApWSAI GiAitlb kauEfeJA vuAy AAtbkeI Marion MacNiSh, Milton Nichols, Richard Storey and James Lattimer
 AcrobatIcs will be staged by "Be" Clark, Helen Palen, Leila Webster Jean Monroe, Priscilla Tolcott, Joan Ensor and SuSy "Q".
 Ned Craft and Jimmie MacKeF. racher, comedians, will entertain ard nionologs will be given by Ma. rin MacNlsh and Barbara Marvin.
 Dancing to an orchestra offering Marion 9wentor and Dave Fair. bank as vocalisN wiu follow the show.
 R. T. Bradley will Lead . pr0-
 gram of songs to be given by the
 ZiOn JubiIee quartet, Brooklyn, N.
 Y., Sunday evening st S;SO at St.
 MaFy's Holiness Church of Amer.
 lea, % Bishop street. Mss Rose
 Hunter will accompany on the piano.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-10

in the voting was Jeanne Zehnder of Sheffield Lane.
 Winism Dunn Was named best ooking boy with John Bulkat plac- ng second. Other selections will be made within . few weeks.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-10
DETAIL FOR TODAY
 BloavtnR Smoke

BLOWING SMOKE means Co show off in front of an otlcee or to try Co impress him. If . non- com has . detail under him to move . bunch of crates, every. thing progresses very nicely, un- less an officer just happens to pass hy. In that case, the detail becomes of tremendous impor- tance, the very one on which ulti. mate victory depends. The non. com assumes a dictatorial attitude and barlS tersc orders to the poor privates. He Is BLOWING SMOKE. The ofIieer thinks, "What a foolish display of authority"- and then goes and blows . little smoke himself In front of the colo. neL
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-10
PATRICIA PLUMB
 "A CLASS BEAUTY

Naugatuck. March I0-Miss Pa tricia Plumb of Park piacs was selected as class beauty of the sem for class of the Naugatuck high school ThursdayI Ranking second
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-10

Samuel Croft, 7S, 70 Wooster strete, Union City, who was sev- erely injured when struck by an automobile in Exchange Place on Tuesday, was reported slightly i'm. proved at St. MaFy's hospital this morning.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-10
HOSPITAL BULLETINS

Clifford Russell. 36, Hillcrest avenue, Naugatuck. suffered lacer- ations of the face and . possible skull fracture when the horse he was riding stumbled and fell on Field street i'm Naugatuck this morning. He is under treatment at Waterbury hospital
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
War Problem Clinic
Judge Urges Parents
To Keep Family Intact

on which TO keep the family
intact and 20 live together In at
least the average degree of con
teRtmeBt. Just "A little sober
reflection as 10 the consequences
on the children should be suffi-
Client to prevent breakup.
Human nature il 10 cOnsti-
tuted that W. see the other fell
lows faults more clearly than
We see our own. and II Is we'll
10 remember that in approach
ing a new understanding.
When both parties are willing,
II Is sometimes helpful To talk
matters over with a third per-
son, hut that third person must
be one whose judgment you both
respect and In whose impartial
ity you both have confidence.
suggest your pastor, your
family doctor, or a trained So
cial worker in your neighbOr-
hood as persons qualified nv
education and experience to help
you.
JUDGE JAMES f. CHEN0T.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
War Problem Clinic

:, Many persons unable 10 make
their own decisions concerning
personal matters have called upon
the WAR PROBLEM CLINIC for
assistance. Judge James +. Chenot,
Wayne County Circuit Court, and
member of the CLINICS panel
of experts, has come 10 the aid OF
many people on the verge of di-
vorce. helping them build a new
life together again.
In today's column Judge Chenot
advises a woman who asks II she
should obtain a divorce from her
husband who is unfaithful
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
pRnCTssKn TnOns

PROC fSSfD FOODS
Hlue As. Ms, C-s, Dis End -
Valid indefinitely
pa, G-s, HIS, is, k-s-Vahd In
definitely.
MEATS, CHEESE. FATS
REQ AZ rs. Is, D-s, rs ana
F-s-Valid indefinitely.
G-s, H-s. J-s-Valid indefinitely.
LArd--Ration free indefinitely
One H. salvage fat, good for 4 oents
and two meat rstion points
SUGAR
stamp 20, No. 4 BOOK lbs. Valid
indefinitely.
stamp 81, No. 4 B0ok-5 lbs Valid
Indefinitely.
stamp "a. No. 4 Rook-s lhs for
canning through Feb. Is. 1913.
spare stamp 81, No. Book--Nalid
for maximum Of 20 lbs. for can
ning Apply local board.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
Mother OF q Worried
BY Husbands Affairs

War Problem Clinic.
! have been married eight years
and have four children. My hus-
band and ! have never gotten
along very well, but have tried
10 make the best OF il for the
children's sake.
My husband has had affairs with
other women but they have never
lasted, and now nc thinks he has
found A woman he really loves
and wants a divorce.
Do you think he could be faith
full 10 another woman? Do you
think he should help raise the
children?
WORRIED MOTHER.
Dear Worried Mother;
Having In mind your hus-
bands history a. YOU give IL, l
should say that the present cpl
sode is just another chapter, no
more serious than those of the
past. and maybe those were not
so bad as you suspect.
When a couple have four chill
dren to bring up and educate, IL
IN ridiculous TO talk about a
civorce. You must rest assured
that no woman with a grain OF
runrnun sense Will have Your
husband when she knows he has
the burden Of supporting a
former wife and four children
for a long time 10 come.
Two grown-up people having
your responsibilities should he
able 10 find common ground
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
Wearing Of Insignia
Not Prohibited

War Problem Clinic:
MY brother is in the service
overseas. Before he left this coun-
try he gave me shoulder insig-
MIA 10 wear and / would like 10
know If l am legally allowed 10
wear n.
MISS NJ. c. D.
Dear Miss NJ c. D.:
There is no authority for per-
sons other than those in service
To wear shoulder insignia How
ever, there Is no specific prohi-
bition of this practice and II
serves 10 boost morale.
WALTER III. Y. SCOTT, Vice
commander Detroit Districts
Association. American Legion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
Detroit Times Rationing Timetable

GASOLINE
A Coupon lis gals, valid through
June 81
NJ aud 81 Coupons gals each
81 and C-2 Coupons gals. each.
rs and Ga Coupons sails. each
claw requires state name and To-
cense number be written on every
coupon when received
FUEL oil
Perlod and Pertod b--GoOd
through Sept 30
LIQUOR
No. s-Vahd through April so
SHOES
stamp l8--Valid through April 10
AirplAne stamp Valid indefinitely.
TIRE INSPECTION DEADLINES
C-May 81; A-sept. 80. B-June 80,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
sDsa, R1dAy

THIS Is letter 10 YOUR service man. It's all
about his HOME TOWN, the most important
place in the world TO him. Clip this letter today,
sign your name at the bottom and send IL 10
him. Wherever he IN, he wants the news from
HOME. It's up TO you to mail It,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
Kennedy Appointed

Appointment of James s. Ken.
nedy as comptroller Of Lecrone-
Benedict Ways, Inc. is an
nounced by John Bridge, chair
man Of the board of the COM
pany.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02

I7INsoR was madhouse for a r. Mclean.
check. cash of his
hotel window Now the only headache the Toronto nank says
IN. sS dough hD''' '"''''
She said there satisfactory property
So did william Willow Run worker. He told
Judge Moynhan that his wife leila never had any sa meat n,
drank only orange juice
THE Red Packard Motor Co. where
You should see sgt Gene Au,ry now based at Romuus
ared taking hngefpnts the WAC induction center where
Dr. Lillian Mae James retiring after 30 years OF medical
II they draft ali i-F for war plant will play hob
with baseball But Michigan boards calling up ALL men up
NELSON BtTLER. crfauce ot the bogus Countess Grace
buchanan Dmeer sentenced y yeay part Of Deroh'
spy ring called on the countess" ,D the county joa
The /. s marskars blessing for IN. rtst.
she matted MI day SUNDAY for roast dget th she tIPee'ed
II d,Sn fo@e 40 % E g , a ~ hat t eo
WILLOW RIM kas turned out 5000 B-s4s 70 send orer
Wrs Lon. uonde' bo. ed asatst Fred Detroit
Lions gunner m Chicago.
GRANDMA THOMAS MURPHY, sc. of 1876 y Jessie. Pontiac
VI the lives Of her two when the house caught
flames cyed at her back She's In St
Wen the Red Wings the hockey is
s"S F Ss booted "S oa the optimistic GS% Ss ,oD
He will be "a, @ pc. Tr.r, race
S %sn SI ic"1S Cleveland and Chicago WI" '"'
Rudy York has been phi, got
run White down in Evansville. Ind
to Nearod right handler pitched
He's doing OK too
Jimmy DYKES says pitcher Jimmy HUMPHREYS Is IA.
former Times sports writer now an air corps
major. He's been up in Alaska
Johnny (Fremanl Murphy Yanks has quit organized
And Edible Goodfeow Richards of the tanadien
the o the Stanley Cup series
OTIS medals Michigan boys Fourteen got DFCs this
II Michigan boys Japs over IN Bou
Granville in a fight stump Of banyan tree.
Cent Pennington, medlco. IS home
South Pacific. So 1t Paul r. Mlnuth
Saul has A full Of ribbons. He's navigator.
w. Right used work for the Greyhound
md led that tank brigade al Casino.
worker. got for evadng the
When his board finally examined him he made Al
GM 1t Gen Knudsen party to celebrate his ooth
birthday
VICTOR REUTRER assistant director Of the UAWCiOs uor
' policy commission, "a.
trajr Whists got stuck Pontiac scared citizens for
than hour \
stephen Leocock deed in Toronto at the ogs Of ~
Juvenile Detention Home u Observation-Disclosures.
Detroit schools Ui get frequency meditation station 10 broad
cast school programs.
De,pe, unique. Caught draft dodocr he
thought fhcy Wanted him World War J. re e % miles from
AbonyN y he hadn't heard Of anything that happened since Isi 49,
Sincerely,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02

J.
DEAR BUDDY:
THE sap running high those Michigan naples
MONS better these days The first shipment OF
onions and welcome
AS a seasons sign USO rushing those
volunteer taors who buttons.
Joan Barry star Charlie Chaplin Mann Act trial is
from Detroit Theatrical agents here said she flop back
n 1899. They call her the dramatic type
HARRY HOPKINS Hoyo Clinic. tic underwent serious
Greta eopag ont Of tlro-ycor eclipse TO make
picture about Free NoriC0y
Alice Faye oiu from the films be Just mother
Dhen her second baby IS born ue Apra.
Gary Coopers mother and dad celebrated their 50h ~eddug
anniversary.
THE Dodge sparring again The former Mickey
husband Of nylon hose
thereby making enyied in the USA The
also entertained Russian girl
their Yacht two months after they married
girl aft when Mrs ID pped aboard
900 fees and general expenses TO
get that divorce
DETROr police office hunting the slayer
~ whose stabbed and beaten
body found dump West Warren Ann Arbor
Trail who installed the girl in tourist
Telegraph also Negro landscape gardener
Duee intermediate had been missing four days
from her home
HRYSLER employees PIT INTO Your Red Cross fund
u Strike Of AL maintenance ~ Highland Park High
the kids completely happy,
Iovetd eff opecd for Congress iron" 'te
Thirteenth Dtstrict
mike to speak 10 his dad IA England
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-23

ASTONISHING PEcULARITlEs Of he jap soldier hove come 70
ahs smshes The Allies with he enemy The Burmese
lunees where the Nps evnee liking for fighting :foe
nudity During recent night ooek the JoPs hurled Them
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-19
A rmy Caravan
Making Tour OF
Detroit Plants

An army caravan OF combat and
service vehicles manned by a group
Of wounded veterans is making a
tour of war plants in Detroit, start
ing Wednesday. Aug, Is. and con-
tinuing through Aug. l9.
The caravan is being sponsored
by the Industrial Services Division
and the WPB. and the purpose Is
10 show the workers in the forgeS
and foundries what contributions
they are making TO the completed
vehicles. This is being done in the
hope OF stimulating greater interes;
in the work and at the same time
cut down absenteeism.
An effort is being made 10 re-
cruit 1900 men to make up for
the present dearth OF manpowCv
Tho caravan. which includes Capt.
Charles B. Hall OF the goth Pursuit
Squadron and veteran OF the
Italian campaign; Capt w A. Bar
rett OF the S2nd Airborne Division.
a veteran OF the Italian and French
campaigns, and Sgt James Ter
rance. veteran Of the European
theatre. were greeted Wednesday
morning al the City Hall by Coun-
Gilman Eugene Van Antwerp Capt.
Barrett acted as spokesman for the
men. all OF whom are either wound
ed or men OF combat experience
The group has already toured
cities in Lower Michigan. and VIII
appear on the IN Our Opinion"
program over radio station WJR
from 1890 TO | pm.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-19

Police Commissioner john T.
Ballcnger was asked by the
NAACP this week 20 inveSti gate
the beating Of Carl MyleS in Can
field Station. In letter 10 the
commits Toner. the association de-
clared that lit seems that officers
al the Canfield station are won't TO
use unnecessary force in the treat
ment OF Negro prisoners This Is
substsntiated by resent cases SUD
mitted to your office involving that
p ocular station
I'm the Carl Myles case. the OF
ficers did not appear against the
defendant and we are OF the opin-
ion that strong measures should oe
taken 10 prevent further occur
rences OF this nature
The letter signed by Closter 3
Current. executive secretary. urged
an Immediate investigation and
stated: IF the charges OF brutal.
ity are substantiated. this matter
should be brought TO the police
trial board"
Myles reported 10 Or. James J
McClsndan &AAcp ArssidenL las
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-19
Seek Soldier In
Fatal Stabbing
OF His Brother

Accused Of fatally sisbbing his
26-year-old brother to death during
an argument at 1924 Beaubien street
early Sunday morning. Pvt. Walter
II Jackson. Camp Lee. Va. has been
sought by police for questioning.
According TO police. Pvt Jackson
came home on a furlough Alg 4
He and his brother. James. $50 Di-
vision street. were az the Beaubieu
street address early Sunday morn
ing when the argument started,
ending when Walter stabbed James
in the left side The LATER was
rushed TO Receiving hospital, bu,
died a short time later
Mrs. MAZDA Jackson. wife 81 Wal
ter. received a cut on the left arm
during the hght
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-19
FUGITIVE Gets
STAY PENDING
HIS APPEAL

The Supreme court OF the State
order staying the proceedings I'M
der an extradiiion warrant charg-
ing Bonnie Morrow. 30-year-old.
with being fugitive from Monroe
County. Miss. il was disclosed this
week by Attorney Floyd II. Skin
ner OF Grand Rapids. Mich.
Skinner disclosed that hi. client.
Morrow. as evidence 10 prove
that a mob Of seventy-five or more
persons. armed. had threatened to
lynch him and that II would be
impossible for the defendant 10 get
fair trial in Mississippi.
A writ Of habeas corpus was OBJ
tanned in Circuit Court OF Kent
County and prevented Morrow's
return 10 Mississippi after an ex-
tradition warrant had been signed
by Mlchigsn's Gov. Harry F. Kel-
ly.
Morrow's attorney introduced
testimony al the hearing on the
writ 10 show that the defendant
had left the state OF Mississippi Ave
days before the alleged offense
and arrived here four days before
The Circuit court dismissed the
writ and application was then
made for leave 10 appeal 10 the
Supreme Court az the State OF
Michigan and on the following day
proceedings were stayed for 30
DAYS
Meanwhile. Morrow is in custody
Of the sheriff OF Kent County as
;ht Supreme Court considers
whether his leave 10 appeal will
DC granted or not.
Local citizens and civic and un-
ion organizations have shown a
vide intereS; IN the case.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-19
Charge Sisters Fleeced
DR.. Nuttall For $4,000

and Olivia Johnson. le. OF ga Z.
Fort street
The girls had worked for the
doctor in his Office al i05 Gratiot
street. Doctor Nuttall stated that
Ruth had been in his employ for
approximately Ola years. while her
sister. Olivia. had worked for him
approximately one year.
Medic Become Suspicious
II became suspicious last week
when | saw that one OF the figures
in the bank book had been
changed" Doctor NuitaH ted.
He added tha, he believed the
amount OF money taken by the two
girls was IN excess Of $4,000.
TIE warrant. recommended last
week by Assistant Prosecutor
Charles w Jones disclosed that
between Dec. !. l943. and Aug 8.
1914. Ruth Johnson had embezzled
$1,000
Say Sisters Took $1,000
During the same period Olivia
Johnson repeatedly embeZzled
$4,000 Both were accused OF taxi
ing cash 20 deposit al the Detroit
Bank. Gratiot and ST. Antoine
street OF keeping part Of the mon
ey. depositlng the rest and Of then
changing the fsures IN the bank
book before returning II 10 DR..
Nu,tall
On Dec 30, l9+3 the complaint
stated the doctor had given Ruth
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-19
Thugs In Haste
Drop 81, 1Oh
Loot In Alley

Apparent haste OF thugs to eiude
CAPTURE resulted this week in the
recovery Of sl,l7o by James ana
William Black OF $3.50 Oakland av-
enue
Police learned that the two
brothers had sold a restaurant and
were getting into their car when
two armed gunner demanded the
money.
James. 90 pursued the thugs, one
Of whom fired six shots al James
while fleeing down an alley. APP
paren,ly startled by the sound OF
their own gun the thugs dropped
the money. James picked II up
and proud. carried !, back to his
30-ycar-old brother. William. -
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-19
Simmons Loses

Attempts of the Clio Political Ac-
ton Committee To name Attorney
c. LeBron Simmons as a candidate
TO succeed one OF the three men
convicted by the graft jury last
week. were frustrated in a meeting
at the Wayne County Democratic
heads at the Barlum Hotel Tuesday
night.
Two Of the convicted mem with
drew only after they had been per-
mitted TO name their successors.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-19
Chicago Filler
Killed In Crash

CHICAGO Funeral services for
IL. Richard H. Bell. Il. of Chicago.
were held Wednesday. He was
killed in a plane crash Aug 10 al
emp WATERFORD. " C.. according
10 word received by his mother.
Mrs. Beatrice Bell. $685. Eberhart
avenue
Lieut.. Bell a graduate OF Tilden
Tech. is survived by two brothers,
1t. Robert Bell. now in Italy, and
Arthur, and by two sisters. Mrs
Ada Carlisle and Mrs Beatrice
JameA
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-19
Lesinski Visits Area,
AS Friction Increases

the vicinity OF Fisher lodge. but
were not captured.
John LeSlnski, congressman, was
in the area last week al the re-
quest Of Clarence Oliver OF the
Wayne County Sheritfs Office 10
arbitratc tAe increasing friction
Finding that whites had built OBJ
structions to prohibit Negroes from
passing through the Fisher lodge
in order 10 board the Fort street
car. he suggested that walks be
bull, 10 facilitate this difficulty. no
matter Wha; the cost
Began June. AZ
The friction between whites and
Negroes in this area has been char
actcrized BY series OF incidents
beginning on June 81 On that
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-19
Drop Assault
Charges Against
Attorneys Wife

Charges OF assault and battery
against Mrs. Elizabeth Simmons.
25-year-old wife of Atty. c. .e-
Bron Simmons, were dismissed this
week when Mrs. Vera Carter w tn
drew her complaint.
Both defendant and complainant
and witnesses had testified at a trial
before Recorders Judge Thomas NJ.
Cotter last week. Mrs. Carter ac-
cused Mrs. Simmons of striking her
with an ash tray and ink bottle.
and also knocking out several Of
her teeth. Mrs. Simmons countered
b. accusing Mrs. Carter OF pulling
out some OF her hair during the
fight between them at ia Erskine
street.