CLARK, Circuit Judge.
We may say that plaintiff-appellant's approach to the case at bar strikes us as being courageous rather than cogent. He lost his jury trial in the court below at which all his points for charge on the law were affirmed, and those of defendant-appellee denied. He is forced, therefore, to address this court as though it were a jury, which it is not, with an amplified repetition of the factual argument which failed before an actual jury. The object...
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