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Man Tired Of Being Kept Convict's

By Wife

Woman Doctor Fails In

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Divorce Suit

HUSBAND who went to Canada to seek work

because he objected to "being kept" by his wife was declared by Mr. Justice Tucker at Manchester Assizes recently not to have deserted the wife.

The petition of the wife, Dr. Helen Isabel Winifred Taylor, of Alderley-road, Wilmslow, Cheshire, who sought divorce from Alec Gerald Taylor, was dismissed. Referring to correspondence, freedom, but I will never be post-

he ble unless you can do it. Mr. Justice Tucker said thought the only conclusion 19 be drawn was "that both parties knew that throughout there had never been any desertion, and that on endeavour was being made to make the court think fact. the desertion had, in occurred."

"TO AVOID SCANDAL"

"Dr. Taylor said that she went to Liverpool to see her husband off in order to avoid any scandal," declared Mr. Justice Tucker. "I think the whole of the circumstances indicate that he was going out to make n Bving for himself, and that he had no intention permanently to abandon his wife."

He then read a letter of March 1 1932, written by Mr. Taylor to his wife. Passages were: "If you wit bearken back to the beginning of 1920, you will perlups recollect that you wrote me a letter saying that you never wanted to see me again.

"I know

rotten I

tu was you never wanted to see rotten to you, and I wonder if you ever put yourself in my position-a man be- ing kept by his wife?

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"I was looking forward to the time when we could be together again, and then you sent me in 1031 a request for your free- dom.

LOVE HER"

her and don't love her now?

"Do you recollect that In one of your letters you said I should send you a fake cable of my demise, and that we forget one another. If you are agreeable in thir, and send me a similar one, supposedly from Helen a friend), then we could dissolve our marriage."

Mr. Justice Tucker said: "No copy} of any letter or cable sent by the petitioner has been produced,"

Tobacco Cures A Spoon Eater

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CONVICT in Parkhurst. who might have been

sword- swallower in his younger days. is referred to by Commander F. A. P. Foster, the governor, in the annusi report of the Prison Commissioners.

Convicts are now pald for work done and are able to buy tobacco, but the hospital patients have no earn- ings.

MANY PETITIONS

So there has been a falling off h the number of hospital patients.

"A notable

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Com- mander Foster, "Is that of a poor sufferer with fong-established

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habit of swallowing spoons, forks,

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One phase of the life of Frank Donald Coster," president of McKesson & Robbins drug company, who climaxed his amazing career by committing suleide, ufter his arrest at Fairfield, Conn., is shown here. This is the identification card of Philip Muslea- Coster's right name--when he was a prisoner in Elmira Reformatory, N. Y., on a bribery conviction.

Boy Star Pianist Can Never Play Again

MUTILATED hands pushed deep into his overcoat

pockets, his ambition to become a great pianist | gone for ever, 14-years-old Roy Cartlidge, of Marina- road, Droylsden, stood in the corridor at Manchester Assize Court recently and heard that he had been award- ed £3,500 damages.

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January, 28, 1939

Five Ways To Make Baby Sleep-

HERE'S a secret which hun puzzled nearly every mother for centuries,

Mika Elizabeth Isancs, 25-years-old Lencher nt Taleworth Open-Air School, Middlesex, has discovered It-how to make a child go to sleep.

"If mothers fall in this, it's their own fault," she said recently. "But they need not fall If they apply my five rules"—

1. Put children to bed at the sume hour ench day, preferably Inmediately after a meal.

2. Never have a pillow- children sleep betier without one,

3. Always train the child to sleep on its right side-there is no pressure on the heart in this position.

4. Don't have sheets-blankets folled over on one side, so that it is only necessary to tuck in the unfolded site, ore musi condoni- able.

3. Clean the child's teeth be-- fore putting it to bed-many mothers do not consider this necessary for the afternoon nap.

ABSOLUTE SILENCE

Miss Isanes doer not believe in darkness as an Inducement to sleep at this school," she said, "which is under the auspices of the L.C.C., we find that it makes little difference whether the blinds are drawn or not. "In time the child becomes, so ac- certain customed to sleeping at hour that light makes little differ-

But there must ence.

be absolute

silence."

To Miss Isaacs the problem is easy. So easy, in fact, that at five minutes to one, she asked me to excuse her for ten minutes, “Just while I put the children to bed for their hour's sleep."

One problem which cannot solve-snoring. worse for the children sleep."

Miss Isaacs “It must be trying to

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THE Rev. E. A. Clarabut, rector F1260-Music, Maestro Picase. FT. bolik, lavatory chains articles of Ironmongery.

(Anglo-Catholic) of the 7,000- other

acre moorland parish of Blisland, This man's frequent petitions the Secretary of State enlivened the

Cornwall, will run a regular free With regard to Mick (their only office hours of my here he left his

predecessors,

hus service on Sunday morn lings to child, a daughter), you are asking

take the scattered too much. You say you could tell bed for only the most urgent reasons,

He had lost two fingers of his "Music was his life and he can |jarishioners--some live several her that I had died. Is not that too, such as a forthcoming concert. But cruel? Do you thinks I never loved urged on by a shortage of tobacco in right hand, half his thumb and never play the plane again," the boy's miles from the church-to wor-

father, 48-year-old Mr. walam ship. hospital, he has become my most

the first finger of the left when Henry Cartlidge, a music teacher, The bus will make two journeys, "I have never misconducted ny-highly skilled machinist.

The whirring. sound of his

said. self with anyone."

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"CAN ONLY LISTEN"

carly, communicants and taking them home, it will bring others to the mid- "He loved the piano and spent morning sung Mass. hours practising. He was my star Blisland has a population of 500 pupil. Never again can his fingers and few good roads." race across the keys to make his own enjoyment, and I cannot think any instrument he could learn with his hands as they are.

Dr. Taylor's husband wrote on machine synchronises pleasantly, no his hands were trapped in February a, 1938; "It I had the doubt, with the subdued clinking of hydraulic ress at work.

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"His love of musle is still there, but he can only listen. He is even hav- ing to learn to hold a spoon to feed himself-folding it with bis right hand, and he is left-honded.”

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