Christian

Defendant in propria persona appeals from interlocutory judgment of divorce granted to respondent wife. Before us is a clerk’s transcript which contains no findings or judgment. There is no reporter’s transcript.

Appellant raises such points as the following: Insufficiency of the evidence to support the judgment; error in receiving the testimony of a certain witness; fraud and conspiracy on the part of plaintiff’s attorney and defendant’s attorney; error in the court’s refusal to permit withdrawal of defendant’s attorney; misconduct of his attorney in telling defense witnesses not to appear in court on the following day after the could had instructed them to do so; refusal and failure of defendant’s attorney to cross-examine witnesses in a manner meeting with defendant’s approval; refusal to produce or cause certain evidence to be produced at the trial; error in the court’s failure to cite defendant’s witnesses for contempt and in failure to cite his attorney for contempt in the same connection; error in proceeding with the trial with knowledge that defendant had no witnesses and was handicapped with an attorney he did not desire; prejudicial error in refusal to allow defendant…