Milford News | 1932-03-10 | Page 7 | Starving

Starving A woman appeared in court recently recent-ly with a demand that her alimony be Increased. "But," protested the judge, "if I remember rightly, it was agreed by all parties concerned, that your present pres-ent alimony was amply sufficient to support you and your children. None of you are starving, are you?" "No, your honor," admitted the woman readily enough, "but my car is. You must realize that a car can't live without gasoline any more than children can without bread and butter."