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IT'S NO JOKE, PAL—It was thought quite humorous when Caryn Dale Karmazin, 22 months old, of Chicago, put her "toidy" seat over her head and wore it as a necklace. It was funny until she tried to take it off and found she was stuck. It was necessary for a fireman rescue squad to release Caryn by dismantling the seat.

‘A Rat for Rat,’ That's Wife's Answer to Rival

By Usited Press ! “I felt I had a right to do what LEOMINSTER, England, Mar./T did,” she said. “Now my hus-

14—Mrs. Edith Pfuell, 28, was band and I and our three kiddies

not one to sit idly by when she ar} iogether agains i ‘and 1 ed. oun er suspected another woman Was ;,,.cont and released her.

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Testimony at Howard Trial Limps a Little

By United Press hg SANTA MONICA, Cal, Mar. 14 & —The distinction between a stagger and a limp—in the case of {Lindsay €. Howard, 48—figured prominently today in former acitress Judith Barrett's divorce suit against the millionaire turfman, Mfs, Howard's charge that her husband was frequently intoxicated came in for a thorough working over during the trial yesiterday when his chauffeur, butler and houseboy, Bene .L. Greene, testified that Mr. Howard was a scotch-and-soda drinker, who liked his jiggers “doubled or more.” Th Mr. Greene told of a party the Howards gave for an Argentine polo team at their Ventura County ranch. He said 175 persons attended the party, and Mr. Howard fell while doing a hula dance. Under cross-examination, Mr. Green testified that he could tell the difference between a limp| and a stagger—in Mr. Howard's|

Case-—Dbecause the furman -al- ‘Counter feit’ im ” as a. res of a . ghey but staggered onty Marked Bill

after drinking. . Promises Listed Used 16 Year S OKLAHOMA CITY, Mar.

JUDITH BARRETT—Seeks $10,000 monthly alimony.

Mr. Howard, one of the heirs to the estate of the Late C. S. |Howard, testfied about a list of some 20 promises he had made to his 37-year-old wife to stop doing things that annoyed: her. Asked if he intended to keep! the promises, Mr. Howard said, “probably not.” One of his promises was to wear a tie, but he said he “hated” wearing ties. One of Mrs. Howard's com-

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for 16 years warning letters.

14 (UP)—A $10 bill, stamped in red The Mutual Life Insurance Co. letters “counterfeit” on both sides, said today the weather star atop Church. He's a member of Boy finally has come to the end ofthe big office building will be Scout Troop 125. a 16-year career in Oklahoma turned off on St. Patrick's Day| He has increased circulation on|

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Plans Appeal Of Fines in Cab Case

| Defense attorney Lynville G. Miles - said he will appeal $25 fines against two striking. Red] Cab employees charged with beat-| ing a nonstriking driver Feb. 25.| | Judge Pro Tem Victor Rigot,| {Municipal Court 4, imposed the fines late yesterday against William Boyce, 47, and Peter Estuck, 37. Both are free on $100 bonds, Judge Rigot also continued until Apr. 24 the cases of three Red! Cab supervisors accused of beating a striking driver with al blackjack and hammer Feb, 24.

Free on $500 Bond

| ‘The three are Bob Goodner, 46; Jy Marshall Hogue, 45, and Jess! TI Stevens, 52. Each remained free | on $500 bond. | Meanwhile, a Red Cab driver reported the windshield and a window of his tax! smashed by| two thrown half bricks last night. now The driver, Robert Whitney, 65, said the cab had been parked next |.

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‘Edward Guntz Js paving the way for his college education by carrying The Times. In addition to salting away his college money,” 11-year-old Ed-|

own Iclothes. He's been carrying The {Times for 213 years now on Ta[coma Ave, between Michigan and

He's in the 6th grade at St. d \ serves as altar boy at St. Phillip’s Catholic

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Secret Service Agent Tom Han-| The star shines a bright green has had it and won a free trip| for clear'to Niagara Falls in The Times a plate seized and destroyed by weather. The color is orange for circulation drive last summer. He! {federal agents in 1938. He said rainy or cloudy weather. {it evidently had been circulating ye .

plaints was that her husband belonged to a social club called the { Vikings, which had heavy drinking as its sole function. She introduced as evidence a {picture of Mr. Howard wearing armor and ‘a horned Viking hel-| met. Mr. Howard said he helped organize the club and served as its first president, but he =s the group’s purpose was “eating and drinking.” He said his membership in the organization didn’t mean he “drank like a Viking.” Mrs. Howard is demanding $10,000 a month alimony., She estimated her husband's wealth at more than $4 million.

Enjoy the columns of Ed

The bogus bill was noticed yes-| terday by a department store clerk. She received it from a girl who had acquired the bill as change from another firm earlier in the day. “People just don’t pay any attention to their money,” Mr. Hanson said.

Bank Employee Admits Taking $42,540

DENVER, Colo., Mar. 14 (UP) | —A. former Pueblo, Colo. bank! employee admitted to federal authorities here today that he todk $42,540.50 by manipulating his books over a seven-year period. U. 8. District Attorney Charles 8. Vigil identified the man as George J. Von Gundy.

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Sovola, Earl Wilson and Robert | Ruark in your Sunday Times.

paying too much attention to her —— husband.

She sent her suspected rival « dead rat.

Haled into court by the post- ® < master-general on a charge of x sending “a noxious substance”! through: the mail, she pleaded [|| that she was only sending “a rat il to a rat.” What's more, her attorney argued, the deceased rat was not too unpleasant. “It had been caught only the night before,” he said. “It was | a'rat in the pink of condition.” |W wide’ denfed that the rat was| “noxious.” ; “eIt was what Mr. Robert Browning, the poet, once de-|

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