Mrs. Schooss was sent to the Ciuntry Hospital and Mr. Schooss took the "Hell Drivers" to his home.
He seid that Mr, Acton was shocked by the accident, not knowing who had injured. Mr. Schooss wife home from the hospital, ug that Mr. Acton might feel better if he saw her there.
Mrs. he said, was in the hospital only about one hour but was confined to bed for about five weeks.
He pointed out that the injury cost her Shanghai $4,000 that she would have earned, and thet he suffered Shanghai $94 worth of damages to wearing apparel when he went down into the ditch to help his wife.
The Dodge motor cer involved in the accident was used again in later shows, Mr, Schooss testified. When it was examined it was found that the the elbow of the tie-rod had worn a groove in the axle. At that garage, a China Motor representative had stated that the stock tie-rods were not strong enough for the show and that he had put in stronger ones.
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