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Wife, Family Are Granted | $350 Month From Father "After hearing the plaintiff, (shaw v Bagshaw, in which the and noting her manner and de- justice ordained that alimony portment in the witness-box, I should be granted where there must say that seldom have I|is "that degree of cruelty which been so impressed by te t" sald the health, or impair the reason- stimony-- |is likely to permanently affect (loyuadale RUTHERFORD'S MAY MONTH OF VALUES A ROOMFUL OF FURNITURE AT A VALUE-WISE PRICE! = Lo , Justice Landreville, award- | ing, of the other spouse that this Lirgest alimony to Mrs. Helen Ber-| Mr. Greer contended Nichols, at the conclusion degree of cruelty had n prov- two-day action. en. Mr. Tillson said t it had Mrs, Nichols separated from not. His Lordship ruled that this her husband, Edwin Nichols, for (degree had been proven by the two years, claimed alimony om plaintiff, the grounds of her husband's | Ruling on the amount eruelty. She testified that her mony to husband had beaten her fre- ship questioned the figure of Suently during the 20 years of $53,000 which was presented as eir marriage. | Nichols' total assets, "This does the evidence husband, who denied the ship said. "He owns an aero- beatings, His Lordship said, "In plane, and a new Cadillac car. | my opinion, the defendant has owning. these, but either he un-| endured this man for a number derestimates his capital, or he of years -- much longer than has poor business sense. A man most women would endure such |with assets of $53,000 should not a man. This was not just a have these luxuries." period of patience, it was a per-| "At present, Mrs. Nichols is fod of endurance, for the sake -- in a third floor of their children." apartment in the heart of a city, "It has been stated by wit-/on $50 a week, he said. "He is pesses that this man has start-|living high also -- he has his own od with nothing, and worked very aeroplane." hard until he has become a suc- The Justice said that from the cessful business man. I can pic- evidence, he felt that a fair esti- ture him as a hard-working man, mate of Nichols' earning power but that is no excuse for building is between $11,000 and $12,000| up a 'head of steam' -- to use per annum, "I wpuld not feel] a locomotive term -- of business out of line to grant one-third of| worries and then taking it out that to his wife and children," on his wife, These did not trou- he said. ble him then." His Lordship granted Mrs "He said that the three chil- Nichols $230 a month, and each dren did not witness any of the of her two daughters, who are fights. 1 feel sure they did, They aged 10 and 14, $60 a month. | were in the same house, hearing He added a rider to his judg- their mother ery out." ment by awarding legal custody In argument, both defence of the daughters to the mother, eounsel V. Tillson, QC, and John "with access to the father, at M. Greer, appearing for the reasonable hours of the day, and G plaintiff, cited the case of Bag- at reasonable fimes." Accuses Frost Of Cheap Politics | b LO OROLD (CP) oma CCF| This statement, Mr. MacDonald | | Leader Donald MacDonald has ac-|said, represented either American | cused Premier Frost of indulging | © in "cheap politics" in a oul at Isolationism, shameful parochial- Barrie May 10; bsp or ny Wy cheap bid Jor The CCF leader sald the Ontario 'io% PY ITYINE 10 arouse pres. premier had attempted to win the Wdiess of 3 me te. people who votes of the Canadian taxpayer for | yay lhe Progressive Conservatives at the AID EQUALS WARSHIP price of Canada's responsibilities) Canada's contribution to the Co- to the world community. lombo Plan and the UN technical Speskisg to a meeting on behalf assistance programs represents an of ] Swart and A. H. Petrie, |annual contribution of about $35,- CCF federal candidates in Well- 000,000--about the equivalent cost and and Lincoln ridings, Mr. Mac- of a fair size warship he said. 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