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The Washington times., 1929-12-02
PHILOSOPHERS ON AIR
staff Photo

The American Philosophical
Society in association with the
National Broadcasting Company
will broadcast the address Of DR..
Elihu Thompson, on why the
200-inch Telescope" Friday night
9 o'clock. The speech will be
delivered from Philosophical Hall
Philadelphia and will be broad
cast over the National Broadcast
ing Compsny's red network.
The Washington times., 1929-12-02
Fishing Vessels Sport
Of Newfoundland Gale

ST. JOHNS, N. F., Dec. 2 U.N.
S0-A terrific gale raging for the
last 36 hours played havoc with
fishing vessels off the Newfound.
land coast today.
The S. S. Hofplein rescued the
crews of two vessels, the George
K, and Catherine B. Several
other small craft were reported to
be unable to make the shelter Of
coastal harborS because Of the
driving gale and a heavy blizzard.
The Washington times., 1929-12-02

WILL CO To BOTTOM,
ROVER DECLARES

come over and conduct the in
vestigation.
H.. H. Carper, driver Of the
headquarters car, and DR.. Charles
N. Lally followed. DR.. Lally was
the first physician called. He
had pronounced the detective
dead after a curSory examination
of the body.
Fiancee to Testify
Among the witnesses who will
appear today are Mr.. and Mrs.
John F. Maragon, Of Chicago.
Mrs. Maragon is the former Miss
Helen Barnes Parker, of Mclean,
Va, who was Scrivener's fiancee
at the time he was killed.
Maragon, a former Department
Of Justice agent, was Scrivener's
pal for some time before his
death and was in Miami, Fla, at
the time of the killing.
John L. Gibson, former District
policeman, has not been sub
poenaed, but is expected to testify
before the hearing ends. Three
weeks ago Gibson openly charged
in a speech at the Washington
forum that a member OF the
Police Department either killed
Scrivener or knew who did"
AS result of this speech,
Gibson was summoned before
the Grand Jury next day and
then Rover announced that full
and complete hearing Of the case
would be held as soon as the
Mcpherson Strangling and some
routine business was out Of the
way.
45 Witnesses Called
Forty-five witnesses have been
subpoenaed, according to lists
given out by Rover. Other names
are expected to be added to
these.
Some Of the witnesses will
testify that Scrievener was in
vestigating the theft of liquor
from the property room at police
headquarters by certain high
police official when he was
killed.
Gibson, if called, will testify
that Scrivener was expecting to
be snapped off" at any time oe-
cause of his activity in pinning
the theft Of liquor on police
official. Gibson was a close per
sonal friend of Scrivener, having
worked with him on many an
"undercover" investigation while
Louis Brownlow was police COM
missioner.
The Washington times., 1929-12-02
ShO Robbed
Of S52. Owner Reports

Hamilton Jones, 1400 block
Fourteenth st. N. W., reported
to police of the Second precinct
that the barber shop of which
he is proprietor was entered last
night and $50 stolen from the
cash register.
The thieves left no clues.
The Washington times., 1929-12-02
CARD PARTY TONIGHT

The District of Columbia Chap
ter Of American War Mothers
will hold a card party tonight at
$50 o'clock in the Hamilton
Hotel.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-22
Thank SgiNia% Dance

A lar2. attendance ia expected at the Manufacturing dance to he given this evening at the high school gym- uasim hy the senior class The music will hr furnished hy th" liar mony Boys orch, atra and the open ing number will he played at >:$o o'clock. Tho proceeds Of the affair will be placed in the treasury of tho senior class, The dance is open to the pIlnliC.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-22
T IT T0-- IT TT
 Collins S:ill Critical

1 much easier.
 Collins N:ill Critical Ii@rN Collins of Berlin who WIS . lnJur"d in an automobile accident i last week, is reported 4s stiII on the critical list at the Now Britain Gen oraI hospital His condition is slrh 1 that no visitors except mrln!rr. af 1 The Immediate family are allowed 1 10 see him. Although hr is slightly 1 improved no visitors will br admit ted fer at loast several weeks. East Berlin Items
 I'll" Parut-Tv~chcr association meeting will be held this evening at { $ o'clock at the Hubbard school. The election Of officers will he held after which an entertainment pro- gram will be rendered by the punjI. Of the upper grades. X large at- l"ndanc" IS looked for as much . preparation has been put into the "ntertuinurnt program. The Diyhth Srad" pupils will h"He homemade candy Oil Ealr. the proceeds to be 3s"d for the purchase of school pins.
 Several hundred attended the spaghetti supper hold lust evening lat the Community banquet hall un- der the auspices oI Sacred Heart church. Dancing Was enjoyed fol- i lowing the supper.
 The }oys' club will meet this evening at commuuity hall.
 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick IIou=an en- toryaiucd relatives from New I!a- yrn and Ajddlutown yesterday.
 Rev. and Mrs, L. F.. Adkins ac- companied by Theodore Cjun5 were Hartford visitors today.
 The Hubbard school football team will play the West Cromwell eleven tomorrow on the school grounds, The lccal boys have won all of their games 10 date
 A whist party for the benefit of the Library association was held this afternoon at the homo of Mrs. l.. r. Turner of Cottage street. l Tn" Hoy Scouts Of the Errlin troop will meet this evening at the usual hour.
 1Iis.; Florrnr" Carns Was q MjI- dlctoWn visitor today.
 Personal tax notices have iun been rccciy"d by local residents. All 1 bills not paid hy December If will carry an additional penalty charge l of ono dollar
 \ whist and social will he held at sacred Heart church next Mon day evening at s o'clock Both hridg" and regular whist will be played. Mrs. Joseph Cote will bc l hostess for the evening.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-22

Now Haven, Nov. @2 Ur1- Governor John II TlwmhuI's statement in Boston that his son. in-l5w. John Coolidge. hopes to be a pilot soon is news to Johns wife, Florence, the governors dau%htpr.
 "I think there must be some misunderstanding" Florence said whom informed ny the United Press of her fathers statement. John Is only interested in living in a general way and has no idea ol taking lessons"
 Mrs. Coolidge said sho was in- tensriy interested in aviation and had taken many hiGhts with her father, tn" flying governor"
 But John has never even been up, Sn, saii.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-22
WAG|NQ CANPA A|GN
 ON SCARLET FEVER
Health Officer Seeks to Keep Disease Out Of Berlin
URGES ALL PRECAUTIONS
Asks Early Reporting of Cases kcnsington Lcgionnaircs Again Defeat Bcrlia;tcs-To Pave New Mcriden ROute-BCrlin Items.

In an attempt to keep scarlet fever out of the town of Berlin, Health Officer Dr. Matthew Gris- wold of Kcnsington has issued I warning 10 the townspeoplc regarl- ing the disease. The prevalence Of the sickness in the surrounding towns towns with which many Ser lin residents are in contact at 3!l times, has not as yet affected Berlin and there are no cases Of scarlet fever at the present time. But un- less precautions are taken it may not be long before scarlet fever makes it's appearance here, accord- ing to the health officer
 The fever is a sickness which IS easily transmitted by contact. All are warned 10 keep away from those who have the disease. Parents are respectfully warned to keep children away from brothers or sisters who nay have it or who show signs of having it. X person may have the germ but yet not have the disease.
 
 1jcr and is far more dangerous than one subject 10 the disease. It $ Iard 10 determine just who the car ,ricr may be- but if one contracts the disease it is wise to check up 'on all sources to determine if there is a carrier in the vicinity.
 All things touched by the sick, such as cups, glasses, handkerchicis. pencils, toys, and utensils. arc to ba regarded as potential transmttors and care should be taken to keep them way from others.
 All signs of scarlet fever should be reported to the health officer or any other doctor. A mild cage of scarlet fever may not be serious il. itself but may lead to serious con- plications. There have been several cases not only in Berlin but in sur rounding towns in the past where people have not reported to the au- thortcs. primarily because they feared quarantine. In cases of this sort there is little that can be done, 'but there is state law which makes this punishable by a fine.
 Fever, vomiting, sore throat, and bright red rash over the skin are some of the signs of the fever
 Lcgicn Activities
 The Somi-monthlN meeting Of EOt- ton-Kasica post American Legion, was held last night in the Legion rooms in the town hall. The busi- ness meeting was followed by the usual game of setback between the Berlin strceters and the KonSington e outfit, led by Second Sclcctman Frank pierpont, again won an over Whelming victory from their rivals led by First Selectman Leon G. Hall. This is the second time in as many meetings between the o teams thCt the kcnSingtOnianS have proved slI- 'pcror in cards. The kcnSington glory was somewhat dimmcd by a report that one of the more promi- ncnt members Of the group from Ecrln street still remains the champ in certain respects. namely, a con- test at the pIncatc supper in which the Berlin E,rot representative came out tA" victor,
 To Attend Meeting
 All members of Bolton Kasica
New Britain herald., 1929-11-22
POLICE, SEEK ACTOR

Boston, Nov. 22 P'-Poljcn today were searching for Marshall Ninr"n' 5:, Of London. an actor, who di%;m- n arrd IollnWing th" performance of 8 play in which Eo took part on "Wednesday ni@ht. He was pIayiI4f H' tho current production at JEr ConI"y heater. He has been on th" stage 50 years and has a son at oxford University, England.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-22

cation. This is radical change from the old system. no numbers being used. For example. a pupil IS not given mark Of 7o or some other figure in subject but mere Iy marked with il plus or minus sign.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-22

Mrs. Ruth uadomim. wifi. or Prof. H. VI. ntiougian or Trinity College, charged that long skirts aud tlEn. waists will "produr" psychology adverse to the further progress oi
 WOmrN.'
New Britain herald., 1929-11-22
Bazaar Draws Crowd
Card Party >HcCCNS

Tho card party under the aus piccs of the sewing circle Of Berlin Grange held last evening ut the home of Mrs. Charles Weldon on Hudson street was well attended. Prizes were awarded and rcfrosh- mcntS served
New Britain herald., 1929-11-22

proposed changes are not O, Il raIi- cal nature. Mr. BuIleu WAS recently renamed chairman ot th. board and William J. Cooke secretary. The oth- er mrmbcr Of tLr board is Nimou A. Norton.
 Tn" commission will soon be call "l upon to look over a set Of ra- Njsod rules that the lire department I~ now tormulItug While no dcG- Nito information concerning inc changes has hron announced, if is understood that they will not in any way affect the personnel of the de pariment.
 special Meeting
 There will he special meeting Of tn" Italian-AmcricJn Citizens club ar Colonial hall on West Main street on sunday afternoon at ? o'clock. Many matters Of impor- tanco will be discussed. All members gre requested 10 be present.
 Large Attendance . \ packed gymnasium was present at the card party and dance given last evening at the high school for the benefit Of the Church of Our Lady Of Mercy. Sixty tables were in play and prizes were awarded 10 the winners at each table. Special prizes consisting of 8 radio lamp. turkey dinner. $5 gold piece. and a five pound box Of chocolates were awarded.
 PlaiuNil!c Briefs Members Of the Girl scout troop committee will he present at the vacant store in the Tracy block. for morly occupied hy William Down. ham, tomorrow morning at p:&o o'clock to receive Manufacturing donations from the Girl Scouts. 1 X Chinese dinner consisting Of chop suoy and chicken will Io ] served at the Eodccmer's A. M. r.. Zion church this evening from ( o'clock on. Tho dinner will bc pro pared hy Ching Ling Ii. student of the Hartford seminary. A special program will he rendered hy q group from the Hartford school and local talent
 small torcmort and furnished rooms. Inquire III ". Main St
 --advt. Five room tenement all improve lnonts. Central If Tough street. adyl.
 Black and tan police dog lost; ! mos. old. Reward. J. Longo, Wood- 1 ford Ave. Ext. plainvlIe.-alVt.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-22
Florence Is Ignorant
 Of Johns Flying Aims

Boston, Nov. - (UP) -- John Coolidge is kocnly interested in aviation and hopes to be 6 pilot
 soon, his fathcr-in-laW. Governor John II, Trumbul Of Connecticut. told members of th" New England council here yesterday. TrumhulI. known as tIc flying governor dli not reveal what
 steps the former presidents son already had taken with d view 10 becoming a pilot.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-22

West Ends at NuAhy Field
 The Wrst End football team will engage thr Hast Branch eleven Of Torrmgtou at Nuzzv Field Sunday afternoon at 2:&o o'clock. The line ups arc os follows. West Ends, Jos Nclmo. left end. Howe. left guard; S.mrn l".t ac,tr: kappcu. cen fer: >Jonico. right guard; Larry, rl@lst tIchw, EJo. right end; Ia Culhoon ln.r'.rj@eE. I.uNioro, right halGharh. Chji Melino, left half back; and ret,rso0, funback. East
 tContIuued on Page 26)
New Britain herald., 1929-11-22
Resting tt liOnn"
EcntrCS NinT

Al Ncntros, the "BcrIin HlacH- smith," defeated Goorgi" CranSon, the "Tcrriblo SWcde" of BridTonor, after 23 minutes Of swift Wrc'tli0G in ATcridon last night. The hlac1- smith forced thc Swede 10 rotirr after 2& minutes of EruoIling action by q succession of torturinE holds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-23

No. sZI9.
o. W. Kerr vs.. Henry W. Warden,
ct al.
IN tho District Court, Cameron
County. Texas.
The State Of Texas to the Sheriff
or any Constable Of Cameron Coun-
ty-Greeting:
You arc hereby commanded. that bv
making publication Of this Citation
IN some newspaper published In the
County Of Cameron once in each
week for four consecutive weeks
previous 70 the return dav hereof.
you summon A. r. Martin. Robert =.
iarimer. y. @. Young and Carl
Hopper. whose residences are IN
known. who arc alleged to he non
residents Of the State Of Texas, to he
and appear ~ the next regular term
n the District Court Of Cameron
County. to he holden at the Court
House thereof. IN the City If Browns
Vile. Texas. On the 3rd Monday in
February A. n. 1879. the same being
the 18th day Of February A. n. 1929
then and there to answer a petition
filed IN said Court o the 18th dav
~ January A. n. 1929, in 4 suit. mum
hered on the Docket Of said Court
No. S2T9 wherein q. ". Kerr il riain-
tiff. and Henry w. Warden, r. +,
Lavender, Independent Executors Of
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

the Last VIII and Testament of J. p.
Crouch. deceased, Lillian B. Crouch.
individually and as surviving wife Of
J. p. Crouch. deceased, and as de-
visee under said will. Charles II.
Brown. Trustee for J. p. Crouch. Carl
Hopper, A L. Martin. Roberts s.
Larimer and +. O. Young are de-
PENDANTS; the nature Of plaintiffs de-
mand being substantially. as follows.
t0-wit:
Suit upon five vendor lien notes
dated June Is. 1920. signed by John
Staufcr and Harry Staufer, delivered
to Interstate Finance Company. pay
able to order Of Texas Delta Farms
Company; No. /. for S6T.45. due June
III. 1928; No. ii, for S4l5-e7. due
June n. 1928: No. iii. for Ss7.!5. due
June IL, 1924; No. ~. for S4l0.67.
due June II, 1924; No. V. for $965-s3,
due June IL, 1925; interest from date
until maturity AZ 8 per cent. after
maturity NJ 10 per cent per annum.
payable annually June II. each year
and 10 per cent Attorneys fees de-
scrihcd w deed from Interstate FL
nance Company "a said Stsufers.
dated June rs. 1920. conveying Block
M. 10. Fresnos Land & Irrigation
Company Subdivision. except 10 acres
in canal right Of way in Cameron
County. Texas. ~ decd recorded Vol.
81. page 5S6, Deed Records of Cam
eron County. Texas. that defendants.
Charles Brown. Lillian r. Crouch,
Henry w. Warden. snd +. y. Laven-
dar. are claiming some interest n
land ~ reason ~ four mates dated
February I, 1912. each for SisS.o0,
signed hv r. z. Bishop. payable to the
order Of Fresnos Land & Irrigation
Company, due February I. 1921 "a
1924 and two other notes. one for
S10i.l7 and one s70i.1s. payable IN
the order Of +. z. Bishop. one snd
two years after date. and under 2
deed from Carl Heprer n Charles
Brown. dated August %. 1927. record
Cd vol. III. page 2i6. Cameron Coun-
~ Records all Of which notes and
deeds are in possession q such de-
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
CITATION RY PIrRIIrATInN

No. s135; U. T. Robinson ct al VS..
Joe Bartles ct al.
In the District Court, Cameron
County. Texas.
The State of Texas TO the Sheriff
or any Constable Of Cameron Coun-
ty-Greeting:
You are hereby commanded, that
by making publication of this Cita-
ton in some newspaper published In
the County of Cameron once in each
week for four consecutive weeks
previous to the return day hereof.
you summon Joe Bartles, s. ].
Polhamus, Arch Mcdonald. Joseph
II. Stahl. p. Chester Thompson, Fer
nanda L. VIDA. Urubnru, lose Lopez.
Feliciano Lopez. Enrique Lopez and
Justo Lopez, whose residences are
unknown, or who are alleged TO be
non-residents Of the State Of Texas.
to be and appear az the next regular
term Of the District Court OF Cam
eron County, 20 be holden at the
Court House thereof. in the city Of
Brownsville. Texas. on the 3rd Mon
day in February. "A. n. 1929. the
same being the 18th day Of Febru-
airy, A. u. 1923. then and there 20
answer a petition filed in said court
on the 18th day n October. a. u.
1928. in 4 suit, numbered on the
Docket Of said Court. No. si35.
wherein Ulysses T. Robinson and
William ". Alsop are plaintiffs. and
Joe Rsrtles. s. \. roihamuS, Joseph
n. Stahi. r. Chester Thompson.
Arch Mcdonald. =. X. Goodrich. indi-
vidually and As trustee for the other
defendants. hereinafter named, p. g.
Anguers. Oscar Sommery. a. s. Gin
bic. Antonio Barreds. n. L. Cain,
J. r. Blanton. J. G.. Fernandez.
Frank Newman +. II. Parker. Mary
r. Singer, Grover III. Singer. Claude
r. Singer. Ralnh ~ Singer. Rsy =.
Sin.cr. otis ". Singer. Vernon n.
Singer. Jose Celaya, Jr, Henry
Celaya. Charles Cclaya. Simon
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

brought q clear the cloud from
plaintiffs title caused By said leases.
Herein Fail Not, but have you be-
fore said Court on the said first day
Of next term thereof this writ with
your return thereon. showing how
you have executed the
Given under my hand and seal Of
said Court. az office in the City 81
Brownsville. Texas, this the 18th
day of January. A. ID. 1929.
Witness, JNO. +. SEAMAN,
Clerk OF District Court IN and
for Cameron County, Texas.
A true copy I certify,
JNO. r. SEAMAN. Clerk District
Court. Cameron County. Texas.
BY VI. J. McTIERNAN, DepGty.
(SEAL)
Issued same day.
T-TF- -aO-g+-g.0
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-23
THE A OF TEXAS

To the Sheriff or any Constable Of
Cameron County. Greeting:
You are hereby commanded 10 cite
I'll persons interested IN the estate
cf Albert Coehhels. deceased. ~
appear at the next regular term or
the County Court Of Cameron
County. to he holden At the court
house thereof IN Brownsville. IN the
first Monday in February. 1929. the
same being the 4th day Of Fehru-
airy. 1929. 10 contest, should they
desire q do 50. the application RI
Ema Gochhel-. filed IN said court
on the 10th day or January. 1929,
which will then and there by such
court be acted on. for the probate
Of the last will and testament Of
said Albert Goehbels. deceased
filed with said application. and for
letters teStamentary.
Herein fail not. but have you be
fore said court. on the first day Of
the mex term thereof. this writ,
with your return thereon. showing
how YOU have executed the same.
Witness. II. y. Scago. clerk Of
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Celaya, Robert Celaya, Faustino
Ceyanes and J.. G.. Fernandez. Ind.
Executors of the estate of Juan II.
Fernandez, deceased, Mrs. Andrea
Ortiz de Fernandez, Florentina Fer
nandez, Anna Maria Fernandez, An
drea Justin Fernandez. Juan Fernan-
der. Fernando l.. Vida. uruburu,
Jose Lopez, Feliciano Lopez, En-
rique Lopez, Justo Lopez. Mrs. Anna
NJ. Jones. individually and as indie
pendent exeeutrix OF the estate Of
W. X. Jones, deceased, III. Worth
Jones, j. l.. Jack Jones. Elizabeth
Jones Hesner, W. +. Heaner. Mrs.
Antonio T. Gavito. Amalia Gavito de
Ruiz, Apolito Ruiz, Anita Gavito de
Garcia. Juvencio Garcia. Manuel Ga
vito, Jose Gavito and Valentin Ca
vito. Jr., are defendants, and said
petition alleges:
That they are the OF four
thousand four hundred eighty five
f44s5l acres out Of Share No. 80. Of
the Espiritu Santo Grant, Cameron
County. Texas, being the north ASS
acres az said share and all Of the
west one half az Partition Share No.
"a. Espiritu Santo Grant. Cameron
County. Texas, except the south
3f7s.5 acres thereof. that each and
all os the defendants herein arc
asserting some claim 70 said prop
erty by virtue OF the three certain
oil ard ga leases. dated respectively
December 2nd. 1918. recorded in Vol
B. pages 502-5os. Miscellaneous
Deed Records ~ Cameron County.
Teras. March 2ist. 1917. recorded IN
Volume &C." pages 4i7-s49. Miseel-
laneous Deed Records Of Cameron
County. Texas. and April 25th. 1919.
recorded IN Volume p. pages 2i5-a1e.
Miscellaneous Deed Records Of CAM
IRON County. Texas. that any rights
that said defendants or any them
may have had "a said property By
virtue II said gas and oil leases.
have long since ceased 70 he Of any
force and effect, and this suit Is
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

the County Court OF Cameron
County.
Given under my hand and the
seal Of said court. at office In the
city of Brownsville, this the 10th day
Of January, 1929.
II. d. SEAGO. Clerk Of the
County Court. Cameron Coun-
t.. Texas.
By o. +. BRENNER. Deputy.
4 true copy | certify,
Jan. 10, 1929.
". ID. SEAGO. Clerk County Court,
Cameron County. Texas.
BY o. r. Bremen, Deputy.
fSEALl
e % 0. a0no
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

PENDANTS and which they ars notified
TO produce; that all Of such notes
have beeen paid and in the event
same have not been paid. same are
barred b. Statute Of Limitation Of
vendor lien notes which plaintiff
pleads; that defendants, Carl Hopper,
A. K. Martin and Roberts s. Larimer
aud Fl. q. Young are nor-resieents
and acquired interest in premises
subordinate TO lien Of plaintiffs
notes; that rights Of all defendants in
land are now subordinate TO lien or
plaintiffs notes land that plaintiff
Is the owner Of notes herein first
decribed and Of lien securing the
same and that Texas Delta Farms
Company. under whom plaintiff
claims was innocent purchaser Of
notes. Nos. III. nv and v and lien Sc
curing same herein sued on. PLAIN
tiff prays for judgment establishing
debts as a lien against land and for
foreclosure against All defendants
and for sale az the premises under
Order Of Sale and for an appropri-
alton Of the proceeds Of sale to the
payment Of plaintiffs debts.
Herein fail not. tut have you be-
fore said Court on the first day Of
next term thereof this writ with your
return thereon. showing how you
have executed the
Given under my hand and seal nj
said Court. At office IN the City ~
Brownsville. Texas. this the 18th day
az January A. n. 1922.
WITNESS. JN0. r.. SEAMAN.
Clerk of District Court IN and
for Cameron County. Texas.
BY VI. !. McTiernaH, Deputy.
A true copy ] certify.
Inn. r.. Seaman, Clerk. District
Court. Cameron County. Texas
NJ. y. McTiernan. Deputy.
1-f6-23-S0-3t-3299.
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BLOOD GIFT SAVES THIEF
PARIS-CharEes Of theft against
Andre Berthe were dropped because
he had twice given his bloc dto ave
the life Of q child.