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_ENTERT AINME NT_

By MARVIN MITCHELSON |
Copyright ©) 1979 by Marvin Mitcholron

Michelle's day in court

With the opening of the new trial in Los

Angeles Superior Court, both sides agreed to
- put the matter into the hands of Judge Arthur

K. Marshall and to waive a jury. The 67-year-
old judge is an expert. in domestic relations
law, and | felt he would be better able to ren-

der a fair judgement
case.

"The 11-week trial was
one of the longest of its kind
anywhere. It received enor-

* mous, world-wide coverage

that astounded everyone.

in such a complicated

While “no fault" has
taken the wrangling out of

.divorce. trials, ironically,

Marvin vs. Marvin was a
throwback, repists with at-

tempts to show who was at
fault. 5

Burdened with the re-
quirement of proving an “im-
plied contract,” I had to show
that Michelle had, indeed,
performed the duties and
functions of a wife. David
Kagon, my adversary, strove
— through Marvin's testi-

mony — to show that Mich-
elle was not a good “wife.”

There was, however, &
difference between being the
unmarried, defenseless Mich-
elle and the former Mrs.
Marvin. Betty Marvin was
paid $6,000 a month alimony
and $250 a month child
support for each of her four
children.

Michelle — who lived
with Marvin for six years,
had two abortions and a mis-
carriage and is now unable to
have children — was turned

out with $1,050 a month for -

five years — an agreement
that halted after about-a year
when the new Mrs. Marvin —
Pamela Feeley — found out
about it.

During the testimony,
one of Marvin's attorneys

told of suggesting to Michelle
— who was 46 and unem-
ployed — that she “get a job
and go to night school.” Can
anyone doubt that women in
Michelle's situation need the
Marvin decision?

When Michelle testified
about Lee Marvin's words to
her, thousands — millions —
of live-in girlfriends must
have ‘heard an echo and
shuddered.

“He said when two peo-
ple loved each other there -
was no need for a piece of
paper.”

And the testimony of
Michelle's’ manager, i
Marleaux, quoting Marvin as

“saying, “I don't know why

you're worried about a sing-
ing career. You've got me. I'll

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Followed by Marvin's
testimony. that he never
really loved Michelle, but
only wanted her “in bed.”

It was painful, reducing
Michelle to tears more than
once. i

After 11 weeks, 8,000

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Exactly $0 years ago toda , on Sept. 9,
1949 Patrick k Simard lef respite
from fishing mand Sook his home at
Sault-au- Cochon, aig 1 bi He gazed
upward, idly. idly w: a Douglas DC-3

Po’ ive,
heading straight toward Cap Tour-

ente.
we hours. Canadian Pacific Air-
t company of. Quebec

, ines, the parent
Airways, who owned the Bes had .

investigationg officials at the erash site.
There were no-survivors. Four crew
members and 19 passengers had
pl to their deaths. The scene of the
crash was strange in many ways. Sur-
EE risingly, y there was no fire. The plane
id hit the earth in a Vertical =
fearing off te wings. The pi

ore was ‘m0. ace of

8 ster of the aeenale causing the

This was no accident. Planes do not
blow up from explosions emanating
from salon ea ig compartments. The

ito the crash was turned
who were assisted by
the Gocbec BoMvineiel” Police and the
Quebec City Police force.
A Montreal flight .

It was established that the p fileat of ofthe =
ill-fated DC-3 had originated in Mon-
treal. When it landed at Anetenae
Lorette a been in Quebec City, all
‘cargo 0 ed eas removed f oma the air-

wae reallzed that.
five. beewt oe in a passenger's

its such as the ill-fated one from

uebec City to Baie Comeau often car-
ied several pieces of freight. Upon
chee! the freight list for Sept. a

office:
atece o} a trelght weigh 28 Ibs, which
had been sent form Detphis Bouchard of
St. Simeon, Que. to d Plouffe, 180
Laval St. , Bale Comeau. Neither sender
nor addressee existed. Could this have
been the yale el?

Freight cler! Wille Lamonde had
been on duty thi td lay at the rt.
Now he was belt asked to Femembce
bow he came ssession of the i

Willie remembered because a

e tine. of. f Ampact. S
torn

i incident which took place in a } a Quebes

City restaurant. Albert had been fined
$25 for causing a scene some months
previously when he had brandished a
revolver at a wraltress name Maric-
lice picked up
her to be an

al

Marie. Ange admitted knowing Albert
Guay. She even told police that she and
Albert had a mutual friend Marguerite
Pitre, who lived 0:

downed aircraft,

Pathetic Genereux Ruest was con-
fronted with this evidence. He admitted
constructing the bomb and experi-
menting with Albert on the best way to
set it off. He swore he had no idea it was
to be used for anything other than’

believed him.

he swore he was innocent, The jury too!
only 17 minutes to find Albert guilty. He,

Gauvreau_ Street. Snowing glances
were exchanged when Marie-Ange
mentioned that Marguerite was deci-
dedly overweight and almost always
ticials _orranged for

food look at

wore black.

the parce! vel.
Fitont was this fat lady? What cireum-
ber to the

ie was then that he met Marie~
entered into Ane

ta

Marle-Ange with Marguerite’s com- ©
plicity.

erite had met Albert during the
war. manga had borrowed small amounts
of money from Albert and in this way
became indebted to him. Soon he had
her complying to his every wish.

him money. Her. crij
ereux Russts wor

was to death by

Onee Albert dad Senvinoed tao

could save him se qallows he
made a full a om He implicated

his two accomplices even further in the
ots: He ich claimed that the Raven and
and eager helpers,

yy the promise o:

her’ brother didn’t fare an
ux west was
followed by the n in 1853,

Marie: -Ange Hobitallis,. while
extreme wledgeable in affairs o!
the poudetr, was able to prove that act
knew nothing of | C plots or bombs. She was
never charged with any crime.

ducate herself and to

pages of 100 pag-
es of legal briefs and’ five
hours of closing argument,
the case was given to Judge
Marshall.

When the judge handed
down his decision on April 17,
what Michelle received was a
Marshall plan for “rehabili-
tation.”

The judge ruled that
there was neither an expres-
sed nor an implied contract,
but that's when Footnote 25
saved the situation. Under
the legal principle of “equit-
able remedy,” Judge Mar-
shall awarded © Michelle
$104,000 or an amount equal
to $1,000 a week for two
years — the highest salary
she had ever earned / as a
singer.

It was vdtiguited”: ali-
mony, the first ever awarded
to an unmarried woman in a
situation in which neither an
expressed nor an implied
contract existed.

Michelle was happy, de-
claring, “I am proud to have

-paved the way for other un-

married women.” She also
suggested she had had it with
live-in arrangements.

“I think if a man wants
to leave a toothbrush at my
house, he can bloody well
marry me," she snapped.

I was equally pleased
with the decision, even
though Lee Marvin was
quoted to the effect that he
had won the case.

Michelle had won
enough, as the judge re-
marked, “so that she may
have the ic means to

learn new, employable
skills.”

And the right of an un-
married woman to fairness —

+ to an equitable remedy — in

live-in situations had been
established.

“There are over a thou-
sand Marvin cases out:
there,” I said at the time. "So
fellows, beware.”

It was the New York
Times’ “quotation of the
day.”

Repercussions Ripple

Across Nation

The Marvin decision
caused such massive interest
not because new law was
made, nor because it con-
cerned Academy Award-win-
ning actor Lee Marvin, but.
because it touched a sensitive
nerve in modern society.

Every index, from the
U.S. census to the marriage
license statistics, indicates
the number of couples living
together without marriage
has skyrocketed in recent
years and is continuing to
soar. I have seen estimates
up to eight million couples.
The sometimes frantic inter-
est in Marvin vs. Marvin
would seem to suggest the
number might be.even high-
er.

Within five years, I be-
lieve, there will be legislation
or Marvin decisions in every
state in the- Union. The
number of cases involving
live-ins squabbling over prop-
erty must soon become con-
siderable.

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