31 me. Violctte Morris. a weU-kiiown sportswoman, ,and her friend, Mme. Charlotte Lefebvre, who were sued by a boxer linnied Shapira on the ground t-h'it theV "knocked liini out" when ho visited ftlmo. Morris's Hat in Paris a few months ngo, have lost their case. 'l'jvev Wero ordered, when they appealed before the Crmrt. .tn pay one franc da mages (less than 3d"). A recent amnesty law saved them from any heavier penalty. Mme. Mwris, who wns involved in a legal action some time ago concerning • a woman's right to wear shorts 011 a sports field, \v<is accused of having lured the boxer to lier flat with the intention of injuring him.
XTO Deposit, 6/- weekly, for an Upholstered J> Suite will make you proud of your drawing room. See our selections. Calder Mackay Co. ,8080
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Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20550, 19 May 1932, Page 5
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