The infant plaintiff was injured when his arm was caught in the rollers of a wringer attached to an electric washing machine. The machine had been purchased from a previous owner for $25 by infant's mother about six months before the accident. There was no proof of its age. The machine was equipped with a horizontal chrome plate set directly above the wringer which, when struck, would release the rollers so that they would spread apart. On the day of the accident the mother...
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