Per Curiam.
The plaintiffs Dumas contend that the intestate, Joan Martin, was the operator of the automobile, which was owned by Charles Marshall; while the administrator asserts that it was operated by Gerald Marshall. There was no claim that Miss Dumas, the third occupant of the car, was driving; and the jury's special finding that the car was operated by Miss Martin, rather than Mr. Marshall, was supported by the overwhelming weight of the evidence and,...
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