in the baby derby, to finance her fight for a share of the half million dollar fortune, if necessary, to the highest courts in the land. Mrs. Clarke's(...)
Date10/1/1936
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Original Toronto Star caption: in the baby derby; to finance her fight for a share of the half million dollar fortune; if necessary; to the highest courts in the land. Mrs. Clarke's chances of sharing in the fortune were believed hinged on the question of legitimacy of five of her ten children; all born within the ten-year period stipulated inthe will; since the courts ruled that only legitimate children can share. The 25-year-old mother; who does not know the name of her benefactor; is pictured here on the steps o fher Toronto home with six of her children. The amount of the sum was also not revealed. [Incomplete]
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![(2) Mrs. X. (Mrs. Pauline Clarke) and her latest born. twin boys, (3) [Incomplete]](/internal/media/dispatcher/1844631/thumbnail)
1/8/1962
![and Mrs. Pauline Mae Clarke, who were ruled out of the Millar will contest for $500,000 by the decision of Mr. Justice Middleton to-day. [Incomplete]](/internal/media/dispatcher/1844623/thumbnail)
![(7) C. R. McKeown. K.C., counsel for Mrs. Pauline Clarke [Incomplete]](/internal/media/dispatcher/1844703/thumbnail)
