age 12. The Guardian Monday Oct. 1, 1956

Debate Blood

Vs. Tomato Juice In Court.Cose

MONTREAL iCP)-Judge Willie Proulx ruled Tuesday that some- time 'lt's difficult to distinguish between blood and tomato juice and Icquitted two men in court on char is of disturbing the peace

P said the trouble appar ently started when Emile Derible

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46, dc.-ided to take some flowers to his estranged wife who often visited 1 northend market. ”She wasn't there when I or- Flved so I left the flowers with an- i g other woman to.give to her." De- ilu rible. accused of disturbing the .2 Q

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peace by fighting. told the judge. ”When I returned a few hours

later. my wile. sitting in a truck. i started throwing tomatoes at me." .4 he added. "Then all of a sudden I L was knocked cold and I woke up the next morning."

STRICTLY SELF-DEFENCE

Derlble blamed Germain De veze. 48, for the blow.

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Deveze. accused of assault. testified he was behind his vege

table stall when the tomatoes! started flying.

"Derlble kept picking tomatoes OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE

and cucumbers from my stall to

throw at his wile." he said. "And 7 , , . uhen i told him to stop. he L. ' ' ” punt-lied 'me in the stomach. 1 co 3ADx3D mr A PRETZEL

strictly in selLdeience."

Judge Proulx freed both men alter giving them the benefit or the doubt.

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in make up for all the time they were playing around.

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were working hard they were ill?- py. Peter, who wasn't doing any work. wnn't happy. He was dia- contented.

Polly Chuck waa living undr the old stone wall by the Old Or- chard. and Polly was busy. too

I'm not fat I won't have a good winter. And I won't be in good condition next spring."

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