A preliminary heaving' was held toa lay in the ease in which Mrs. Alexander Pantages was charged with second degree murder as a result, of the death of a Japanese named J" R. Okamoto under the wheels of her automobile Harry Lederdrink, who testified that the Pantages car was bei driven at high speed at the time of the accident, told the court that, someone had telephoned to him tinreatening his life.
Relatives of the Jupanese have} sued Mrs, Pantages for §243,000—United Press.
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