Both Allman and Winkelman in Witness Box Stormy scenes were witn the U.S. Court for China ye: when the hearing of the suit of J, L, Winkelman against Mr. Roy G Allman for the recovery of Y. S. $6,500 continued before Judge Milton J. Helmick. The plaintiff is heini represented by Mr. H. G. Nelson Mr, H. D, Rodger is acting as counsel for the defendant, In the morning session, Me. Winkelman was subjected to a gruelling cross-examination in which Mr Rodger delved into the private life of the plaintiff on the grounds that it had an unfavourable effect on the standing of the law firm in which the plaintiff and defendant were associated "When you were feeling did you do spring dances 1 Mr. Rodger asked The not very doucin; Rodger persisted with more personal questions to which the witness replied heatedly. crying out once "Don't be silly" ile Mr Nelson jumped to his fest repeatedly with strongly voiced objections othe witness testified that he could riot sign checks o> bind the firm in eny way, and said that My. Allman Gid not show him any books.
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