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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-03-14
Union Holiness Tabernacle
Second Street, Oakland.

Service over public address system
Saturday evening at o'clock; prayer
and praise meeting at 1870. Sunday:
Sunday school at 200 o'clock, Stanley
Ashby, Superintendent. Communion
service at 800; preaching at 1880, pre-
coded by instrumental music. Prayer
meeting Tuesday evening at 1880.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-03-14

Engle will preach on what can and
Should Laymen do about Americas
Greatest Need?"
Special services will be held during
the week every evening except Satur-
day, beginning at,7:3O.
White Churchill a. m. The SER
vice of worship. The minister will
preach.
Wesley Chapel-10 a. m. The
Church school. Paul Friend, super
intendent.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-03-14
Dodge Chapel, Methodist Church.

The opening service for the spring
and summer will be conducted at 1920
Sunday morning, March II. All who
are interested in church and Sunday
school work at this church should make
special effort to be present at this
opening service. The sermon will be
relative to Christ's life as it nears the
close of His earthly ministry.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-03-14
Red House Lutheran Parish

Services at Red House next Sunday
at the regular time-Sunday school
and church services in the morning
and the young peoples program in the
evening.
God Hath Highly Exalted Him" is
the theme of the pastors sermon.
The Good Friday services will be
held IN the afternoon from 200 until
300 o'clock. Holy Communion Easter
Sunday morning. The confirmation
and reception of members by baptism
and by letter will come three weeks
later, preceded by a series of evening
services. This change is due to the
fact that weather and road conditions
are llkel y to be more favorable for the
spiritual tone we desire to give to out
1910 celebration.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-03-14
lnrns. "Glnrv Be to Gndn

Chorus, "Glory Be to God"
Trio, Nancy Lou Dawson, Nell Broad
water, Virginia Lawton, "Join and
Sing"
Finale-Chorus, "Glory Be to The
Father"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-03-14
Mt. Lake Park Methodist CHARGE

Mt. Lake Park Methodist Charge
10 a. m. The service of worship. DR..
j. W. Engle will open a weeks preach
ing mission with sermon on, "What
is Americas Greatest Need Today ?"
Special music by the choir.
II a. m. The Church school. A. T..
White, superintendent.
1880 p. m. Evening worship. DR..
The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1940-03-29
Census OF Special
Interest To Southern
Negro, Says President
OF TUSKECEE INSTITUTE

live, must be based on facts such as
will be revealed in this Census
DR.. Patterson added an assurance
that no one need fear that any in
formation given 10 Census-taker
would be passed on to any other per
son or government agency. An Act
OF Congress prevents anyone but
sworn Census workers from examnl-
ing the records.
cannot too strongly urge that
every colored person visited " a
Census enumerator do his best to
give prompt and truthful answers 10
all questions asked" he said. "Only
in this way can The Negro reveal
himsef-his accomplishments a swell
as his needs-to the nation as d
whole"
The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1940-03-29

TUSKEGEE, Alabama. March 18--
Colored persons throughout he
Southern states should take particular
interest in making the 1910 Census.
which will start April 1, as accurate
and complete as possible DR.. Freder-
lex D. Patterson, president of Tuske-
gee Institute, believes.
When this Census is finished. GER
tain sections of it will constitute the
most complete survey of the resour-
ces and the needs of the Southern
Negro-urban and rural-ever made. 4
DR.. Patterson said in recent in en-
view.
IAN intelligent approach to i'm
proving the miserable conditions IN
der which Negroes all too frequently
work, receive their education. a n d
The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1940-03-29
1910 CENSUS OF INTEREST TO C0L0RED PEOPLE
Mitchell In Favor OF 3rd Term
Mrs. S. A Rivers
Laid To Rest

SEA IL LI,T oa4A.A " 5 SHIN
lI4.--4 a, Ms. t..v~ts was < ot
The Outstanding Won u "a c1ty
and community. Sn- vs. n / oa- 10
DO very mu 4 tai. S. sno G. ner
Chris ianlty by the wy sh2 lived.
There were those who did not under
stand her and hec m,thod OF doing
things, but when understood she was
hard to excel.
Mrs. Rivers was president Of H.B.A.
No. no. She was faithful in every
respect. She was honest and true
and one whom white and colored
admired Mrs. Rivers leaves three
daughters, MesclAmes Ella Washing
ton of Chicago, ILL.,, Mammie w lch OF
Tuskegee Institute, Alahsma and an
other daughter whose name we do
not have, together with other rela-
tives and friends.
The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1940-03-29

| .LW YORK Herman T. Smith, well
! -uown Negro sales promotion and
! -ormer newspaper man, has been ap-
pointed special sales promotion man
-or the Pepsi-Cola Company, it was
Jointly announced today by Walter
S Mack, Jr., company President, and
Jon q. Mitchell, Vice President, Sales.
! In his new position, Mr.. Smith has
! charge of the planning and direction
| If sales promotion Tor Pepsi-CoIa in
! he Negro market, making his po-
smith said that the Pepsi-Cola Co.
! BY Negro in private industry today.
Seen by the press in the Pepsi
Cola Office in Long Island City, Mr..
Smitr said that the Pepsi-Cola Co.
mas shown gerat deal of respect
and confidence in the Negro by his
appointment, added, ''The drink is
headed for an all time high in the
Negro market this year. Mr.. Smith
further stated that In keeping with
mis- position, he plans many varied
end interesting types of promotion
Tor each Negro community through
out the country.
Gsr. Smith was born in Norfolk,
Va, is % years old, and began his
sales promotonal career as Asst. Cir
culation Manager of the Journal g.
Guide. Since then he has been
Circulation Manager for the Washing
ION Tribune, Special Representative
for the Blue Coal Company, Field J
for the Pittsburgh
Courier" and sales promotion man for
Gooderham & Worts (G&W Whiskey
He attended school at Virginia Union
and Temple Universities and the
New York University School of Com |
nerce.
Mr.. Smith left here Friday for Biz
ningham Alabama, where he will
lirect series of promotions thorugh
The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1940-03-29

left to right: Walter White, execu-
tive secretary Of the MA,
Mary Mcleod B,ethune, director of
NYA Negro activities and pr sident
Of Bethune-Cookman coll g; DR..
Frederick D. Patterson, president of
Tuskege institute. Bottom left is DIR.
Claiming Tobias, of the national
council Y.M.C.A, and bottom, right,
is DR.. M. o. Bousfeld, Nero health
director of the Julius Ros invalid fund
CAMP Photos)
The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1940-03-29
Distinguished Jupges Laud Conte to Name Leadr Com

CHICAGO, March (ANP)-Judges in
the national contest closing May l to
select Americas outstanding Negro
community are unanimously of the
opinion that it should be "a great
stimulus to community improvement
throughout the nation"
To be eligible 70 rthe award, each
community group or organization
must send in a typewriter digest not
exceeding 500 words of its community
, achievements. These digests must be
The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1940-03-29
Mitchell
Address
3rd Term
FOR ROOSEVELT

WASHINGTON, March (ANP)-De-
claring himself unreservedly in favor
of third term for President Roose-
welt, Congressman Arthur w. Mitchell
of Illinois in an address before the
house Monday recited resume OF the
accomplishments of the New Deal as
far as Negroes are concerned and
challenged any other party to show
that it had done as much.
Going down the line, Mr.. Mitchell
enumerated the seven alphabetical
agencies which had contributed to the
Negroes welfare and saved them not
only from Starving, but kept them
living" They were in order, the
WA, PWA, CCC, FCA, FSA, NYA,
and the USHA.
Stating that some 100000 Negro
families, representing 149d of the toal
on the WPA payrolls, had been bene-
fitted from the acts of this organiza-
ton, Congressman MAchen further
lauded the New Deal and cited fgu-
| res from other departments to prove
his contentious.
He was interrupted in his speech
by a fellow representative VINO, lis
tening to MitchelPs praise of the
Farm Cerdit administra ion, wanted
70 know if Mr.. Mitchell would be
willing to have this unit put in the
department of agriculture under the
dierction of Secretary Wallace.
Mr.. Mitchell refused to answer this
pointed question and refused to yield
for further ques ioning. However, al
the end of his allotted time, Hamilton
Fish of New York who had asked the
speaker of the house for five minutes
launched into Mr.. Mitchell and de-
manded to know just how many I'M
employed Negroes there were In
said Mr. Fish, "and the anti-lynch
also asked if Mr. Mitchell knew OF
| the suffering of the Negroes in the
South under the New Deal admin
stration.
Turning to another point in his
attack, Mr.. Fish .derlared that while
Mr.. Mitchell was lauding President
Roosevelt, Mrs. Roosevelt and the
cabinet why was it that Mr.. Roose-
welt refused to commit himself on
the anti-lynch bill, although he wa.
greatly interested in the welfare of
other races and creeds three thous-
and miles away?
"One word from the White House.
sal dMrl Fish, "and the anti-lynch
bill would pass through the senate
without any difficulty at ALL"
The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1940-03-29
Picayune. Miss

PICAYUNE- We wish to express L
the many readers of the Echo JUS
what happened in Picayune a few
days ago.
The Rev, E. H Potter of Biloxi
Miss, just closed 10 days revival
here at the st. Mathew Baptist
Church of which Rev. E M Winston
is pas,or Never before have we
witness a meeting here as this one.
His congregation increased each nigh:
Standing room was a premium. The
teople attended in the old head rag
way" They were seen walking FOL
niles to the church in droves each
night.
We were graced to have the Co
operation of all the churches in the
ciGy. We can say that the Holy Spirit
dwelt with us for 10 days. We all
taught on fire. The preacher caught
IN fire and he preached out of his soul
each night. He faced his audience
zach night as a gigantic hero, stand
ng erect and expounding the gospel
simple a dplain. He wasted no time
n the pulpit. 1t is a treat to see this |
liant in the pulpit, mastering great |
ubjects. He held his audience spell |
,ound for ten nights. On the last
light he took US all up to the third
eaven.
The Rev H. -. Boyd was present
With us on the last night. Little Zion
BAPTIST Church of Alton, Louisiana !,
,as present with us. so souls were
CONTINUED on page three) !
The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1940-03-29

sent in before May l to Dr. M. o.
Bousfield care of International Har-
ester Company, 1870 North Michigan
Avenue, Chicago, Ill.
Shown above are the five nationally
porminent judges who, shortly after
May l, will select the Negro corr
munity which has contributed the
most to the welfare of its residents
in the past year. The winner is to
receive an International motor truck
valued at $1,000 The judges are, top,
The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1940-03-29
S yIe Revue

The primary department of Wech
sler Jr. High School will present a
Miniature Style Revue, Monday night
April list, at 500 o'clock. Benefit the
school library.
A small admission will be CHARGED.
A. A. Berry, Reporter.
The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1940-03-29
To Negro Market Post

out the South All mail should be
addressed to him at the Pepis-Cola
Company in Long Island City, N. Y.
The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1940-03-29
To Union Pa ptist

To the members of Union E, ptist
Church and our many friends at large:
We are taking this method Of an
nouncing that we will no give up
Continued on page four
The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1940-03-29

A Home Paper with q Home
Editor: That Tells the zEate
News Weekly.
The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1940-03-29

Mississippi Standard NssssI
Newspaper of Character. Ciscu'
lation and Opinion, With Asrs
than 10000 Readers
La gaceta., 1940-01-05
IDE EDISON Sc SONCE:
A MAYoREs E
AL P~RESIDENTE ROoSE-
WELT

Washington, Enero 5.-En "a
Camara Y el Senado Sc discute
hoy una carta del Secretario d
Marina, Nj. Edison, dirigida al
p~residente de la Camara, Mr..
Bankhead, en- la cual Sc piden
para Ell presidente Roosevelt me
yores poderes.
Lascarta aumentaria la auto
riiad del jefe de Estado en- item
90 de paz.
Els la intenci6n del Secretario
que ell jefe de Estado pueda re-
Guitar fabricas para la marina,
81 asi 10 estimara conveniente.
Durante los venideros 18 me-
ses ell ej6rcito y la marina Sc pre-
iponen acrecentar las fortified
clones en- ell area del Pacifico.
La Secretaria de la Guerra a.
nuncia maniobras, para Ell vera
no, EN- lie que tomaran parte Qua
tro cuerpos de ejercito y la guar
dia nacional.
Ell senador Minton, dem6cra-
ia de Indiana, ~partidario del
Nuevo Trato, dice que la carta
de Edison "viola Ell espiritu de-
mocratico del pals"
Anunciaron que Sc opondran
a la proposition, los senadoreS
republicanos Borah y Taft.
La gaceta., 1940-01-05
DEVUELTA LA ICENCIA :
LA AVIATRIZ INGALLS,

indianapolis, Enero 5.-Se lie
ha devuelto la licencia de photo
cmercial a la ~aviatriz Laura In
gals, que recientementa la per-
di6 por haber arrojado hojas es-
critas sobre la Casa Blanca.
La Ingalls, deseaba la retan-
ci6n de lie mbargo de armas y Sc
lie page para que tirara las no.
jas.
Ell martes la aviatriz Sc some
tic a un nuevo examen, en- Los
Angeles, y afirma que no volve-
"a a perder la licencia.
La gaceta., 1940-01-05
Corte del Circulro

Tn cuaIto juicio Sc cottcedeN
"a ell lunes, en- esta corte, Ell jo'
ven Herman Lee Overstreety de
81 amos, acusado de matar ha-
&c tres amos y medic al mecani-
co w. G. Chester.
A pet.ci6n del fiscal FarriorG
ell ioven sera juzgado separad4
mente de Robert Courtney de.
SO amos, tambi9n procesadQ poF
9. miSmo delito.
Los dos acusados Sc encuenA
t. an en- Nbeftad bajo fianza d.
$7,El,9 cada uno. a
FL cadaver de Chester Sc ef-
contr6 Ell dia 7 de JUNO de 1876,
en- un lrgar solitario cerca Odel
rio Hillsborough y al norte ID
la av.nida del mismo nombr~
Overstreet Sc entregN Ia
policia V confes6 ell deHit9.
Horas dnspues Sc arreskaba
4 Couftney, en- Gary pun
del Estado de InSiara.
Tn Jurado los declare cul-
.pables a los dos, con recomen-
dacitn de elemental, pero Ell
juez Sander les concedi6 un
nuevo juicio.
En- naViembre de 1888, en-
un segundo juicio, ell Jurado
no Sc puso de acuerdo. y fuc
disuelto
Los dos fueron juzgados
por tercera vez, hace un ano,
y tampoco lego ell Jurado a
una decision.
La gaceta., 1940-01-05
Hereneia

Estudiando los grupos de
los padres y de sus hijos, Sc
ha constatado que ellos Sc tras
miten por herencia mendelia-
ma. Las leyes de Mendel supo-
men que los cromosomas del
n1cleo de una celula reproduc
fora son portadores de deter
minantes de los cuales depen-
den los caracteres del descen-
diente. Durante su division en-
dos gametos, los cromosomas
cuyo n1mero es flo para cada
especie, son individualmente
visibles al microscopic mien-
tras Sc reparten a Ia mitad en-
ire los nucleos de los gametos.
De la conjunction de dos game
tos mace la celula que sera ell
germen de un nuevo individuo
Las investigaciones sobre Ia
transmission hereditaria de os
mo, perteneciente a los grupos
hombre, nos han llevado EN-
1924 a la conclusion de que
los crOmosomas gentlemen los
d~eterminantes del grupo. Sc
distinguen tres d-eterminantes
dos A y B, para determinar la
presencia de aglutin6geno del
mismo nombre y un tercero, 0
para determinar la ausencia
de este. La celula REPRODUCED
ra contiene dos determinan-
ties; los gametos, uno solo. Pc
no 81 conjunction dara una ce-
lula germen cuyas determinan
tes seran: AA, ABB, BIB, 40 o
30. Els precise admitir que
40 y 30 haran nacer indivi-
duos portadores de A o de B.
Esta es una hip6tesis subsidia
ria la cual Sc esta obligado n
invocar amenudo para hacer
concordar la teoria de los he
chos. No es menos cierto que
TODD sucede como 81 Ia teoria
de Mendel correspondents a
la realidad. ST de los tres CRU
pos sanguineos correspondent
ties a los padres y a su hijo Sc
conocen dos, Sc puede decir
siempre, con exactitud, a gus
grupo correspondent ell terce-
no. He aqui dos ejemplos par.
ticulares de ese principle ge-
neral que demuestran como Sc
excluye una presunta paterni-
dad.
ST la madre es del grupo al
y ell niho del grupo Alb, ell ca
La gaceta., 1940-01-05
GRANDORF ES Ell DUENO
DE LA N CAB Co.

FL Sr. A. B. Grandorf, que Sc
propone establecer I'm servicio
de autobuses entire esta ciudad
y la nueva base de aviaei6n Mac
Dill, fue denunciado hoy por
Ralph Powery, p~residente de la
Diamond Cab Co, como que ira
ia de quitarle pa~sajeros a la com
pania que 81 preside.
Grandorff obtuvo un permiso
provisional del ayuntamiento,
La gaceta., 1940-01-05
Experiencias sobre el ~paraSstesco de la sangre
"vendredi," Paris.

aglutin6genos A Y B. Los gl6
bulos de un individuo son to-
dos 0 bien conductores de A
y B, o bien de A . de B, 0 bien
desprovistos de aglutin6genos.
En- cuanto al suero pueden con
tener dos aglutininas: a, acti-
va sobre A, y b activa sobre
B. Cae de su peso que la SAN
gre no puede cor&ener a la
vez: A Y a, B Y b, puesto que
entonces Sc aglutinaria ella
misma. Por ell contrario, con
tiene 10 que es compatible: A
Y b, o B Y a, o a y b. De name
ra que los seres humanos Sc
reparten en- cuatro grupos: Sc
llamara Ba al de los indivi-
duos cuyos gl6bulos son porta-
dores de B Y cuyo suero con-
tiene a. Sc tendran, asimismo,
los grupos ALB, Alb, alb. Ell 80
por ciento de los individuos
pertenecen a los 1ltimos CRU
pos. Una TRANSMISSION no es de
absolute seguridad 81 la san
CRED ell donador no pertenece
al mismo grupo que la del que
la recibe. Sc conoce ell grupo
a que pertenece un individuo
observando como Sc porta la
mezcla de su sangre con otras
sangres cuyos grupos son como
cidos.
La gaceta., 1940-01-05
AVERIADO Ell VAPOR
CITY OF FLINT

Bergen, NOruega, Enero s.
FL vapor americana City of
Flint sufpi6 aver averias al cho-
car, en- Ia bahia, cuando manic
braba, con un barco de carga in
giles. Debera ser reparado 81 ha
de partir ell sabado.
La gaceta., 1940-01-05

ser luego exclude 81 Sc consi-
dera M y N. Por ejemplo, 81 ell
nino y la madre no son porta-
dores mas que de N. Ell padre
debe ser del grupo Nm o MN
porque 81 fuera del grupo M
lhabrfa transmitido obligato :
riamente csc caracter a su des
cendiente.
Los estudios hechOs con la
mezcla de sangres humans y,
sobre TODD, las experiencias
realizadas CON los animales
prueban que la individualidad
sangufnea Sc extrema. En- ell es-
pacio humane Sc han descd-
bierto cuatro nuevos ~aglutin6-
genes que estan en- estudi1.
Ellos existen con gran frecuen
cia, sObre TODD, en- ciertas ra-
zas pero, segun parece, no les
pertenecen nunca EXCLUSIVE
mente.
En- los animales Sc han des-
cubierto numerosos factories
que son o muy raros o muy FIRE
cuentes, 10 cual hace laborio-
sas las investigaciones. EsoS
factOres son tan numerosos
que Sc puede inmunizar a un
animal contra ptro de Ia mis-
ma especie. La experienced
mas sugestiva, respecto a este
es la siguiente: 81 Sc agota Ell
inmun6geno de una gallins
contra una gallina por los gl5
bulos de un gallo o de una
gallina, .permanece active en-
la sangre de ciertas gallinas.
E~videntemente inactive en- los
gl6bulos de la pareja cuya
sangre ha servido para agotar
ell inmun6geno, 10 es tambien
en- los gl6bulos de sus pollue-
los. Pero 81 no es agotado mas
que por los gl6bulos del gallo,
no deviene inactive mas que
para algunos polluelos,
La individualidad de la san
gre y, de una manera general,
la de todos los compromises
de un ORGANISING del que la
sangre no es mas que un tell
do, es, pues, aparente del des-
cendiente al ascendente. Nose
tros sabemos, por intuici6n,
que de una personalidad a o.
ira existe una infinidad de
desemejanzas y hasta de di-
vergencias. FL que Sc descu-
bran las pruebas materiales
de este, no debe sorprender a
nadie. Y, en- fin, Que uno d.
los factories de la evoluci6n.
sea la e~xistencia de los dos Sc
KOS de los cuales TODD ser de-
|riva, por c~ruzamiento, no tie
ne, tampoco, NADIA de asombro-
so,
La gaceta., 1940-01-05
N

Esta senalado para Ia tarde
de hoy ell entierro de la Sra. Ma
ria Albano, de 26 amos, vecina
del 1905 de la Tercera avenida.
lie sObreviven su esposo, dos hi
jos y otros familiares. Ell cada-
yer recibira sepultura en- ell &C.
menterio del Centre Asturiano.
La gaceta., 1940-01-05

racter A debe venirle del pa
DIRE. Esto no sera, por consi-
guiente, sine un individuo per
teneciente a los grupos Alb,
ABB o, 10 que viene a ser 10 mis-
mo, pertenecint a los grupos
Ba, o alb. 81 ell niho pertenece
al grupo alb y ell presmto al
grupo ABB es evidente que no
es ell padre, puesto que ten
dria que transmitir a su des-
cendiente A o B. En- este Glti-
mo case es hasta in6til como.
GER ell grupo de la madre. Sin
embargo, por regla general,
ell estudio de esos grupos nc
permiten mas que una sola
vez sobre seis, la exclusion de
una presunta paternidad. 81
esta Sc debe a un tercero es
que Sc han descubierto otros
aglutin6genes.
La gaceta., 1940-01-05
Mezclas de sangre

Las investigaciones qIe ha.,
conducido a estos descubri-
mientos proceden de un lnismo
principle. Sc agota un inmu
n6geno por los gl6bulos sobre
los cuales es active, ahadien-
dole una cantidad de g!obulOs
superior a Ia necesar;a para
utilizarle t)dac las agdrtinas,
Lo que flota en- ell monitor de
gl6bulos aglutinados debe ser
desprovisto de toda actIvidad,
conforme a las nociones admit
tidas. Pero sc da ca case de-
que un inmun5geno, por elem
pho ell de conejo contra Ia es-
pecie humara, agotado por IN
exceso de g.tbulos humanos,
aglGina tod:via los gi6buloi
de cicrtos horabres. Una ano-
malta tai, prueba que Sc esta
en- presencis de nuevos agluti-
n6genos. Asi Sc d~escubri6 que
ell inmun6geno de conejo con-
ira ell hombre, ademas de la
aglutinina de la especie, con-
tiene dos aglutininas; anita
y anti-B, Sc descubFi6, en- Sc
guida, que a mas de dos aglu-
tin6genos conocidos, oil ham :
bre posee otros dos: M Y N,
con la sola diferencia de que
un hombre tiene siempr, por
10 menos, uno de estos dos a.
glutin6genos y que no existen,
por consiguiente, mas que tres
grupos: Mn, Nm, Mn, Asimis-
mo, la herencia de M o de N
Sc explica pOr dos determinan-
ties loamente, estando un ga =
meto siempre proyistO de M o
de N. Esto aumenta las opor-
tunidades de excluir una pre-
sunta paternidRd. I'm indivi-
duo puede ser considerable CO.
mo padre de un nihO 81 Sc tie
ne en- cuenta A y B y puede