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ULI UluL U 11 L uricir,stseIt-atngillc-shthi dil-t aend-f*n04h.itnthi*h-e-orher-Testimony that s private detective, stretched full length under the floor of a Hollywood duplex apartment, with his ear allied to a ventilator grating in the floor* overheard Bather Keller lay plans for getting money from A. W. Cleaver, Fullerton Uundryman. whom sh* ’ ow la awing for $45,-000 for the support and educationof her two-year-old son, was given f lay m BU pert Of Judge H lt;1.Ames* court, as Cleaver commenced hie defense to the suit of the former laundry girl. She claims he is father of her childThe plaintiff had rested hercase a few minutes earlier, afterCKvav* » ‘pi* stion* lt;1 by her attorney, Joe Wapner, stated that he had transferred all of his property to his wife, Mrs KathrynCleaver, as * Christmas present in 103.1. be i use hie health was bad at that time and he feared that he “might drop off any time**Thomas IX. Daniels, the detective, testified that he had concealed himself under the floor of the girl s apartment on North Harvard Drive, Hollywood, on several occasions starting June 2. 1934.He was there on that date for 24 hours, he said, getting what scraps of conversation he could, through the ventilator grating.He heard a girl named « »rac#later identified a* Grace Weller,hissenastestlay,tr'siff-ink4nkadvise Miss Keller to g*‘t some money from a man referred to asKel-ii n dthenhutthatM-argsret E**u, below, City treasurer, today made formal announcement of her candidacy for re-election.mmi?n opefor re-eb Santa Athankedport in | that sheneeded tl campaigr*T knoas * putthey piac me city * again in have seethe citykeepingeverv cm17 wh«m she flrst began her affairwith her employer. Cleaver, in 1925.During her cross-examination hyF O. Drumm, of defense counsel,the defence paid particular attention to a trip to Knsenada the girl made on Labor Day, 1931,some months before the birth ofher ha by. “Chuck Thamer. of Fullerton, w is her escort, she said, another couple. Thelma Kennedy and Walty Larson accompanying themognlzo ! people o shall cor InterestsI guardedace13\ a n* mnm a n vAna,i 11*1*»c tSOofOfter Attractivedrivestheanj i** a hvteria nOpportunity forObtaining RangesCinry“Honey/* hut “Honey * Miss ler replied, was hack east could not. be reached Gra» ** suggested she see lt;’leaver,Miss Keller was doubt tut Cleaver would talk to her.Further bite of conversation retailed by Daniels on the standtoday Included the statement * f Mis* Keller to a girl friend named Jerry, that she couldn't think ofi eldrel!116an yon** wno would finance an operat ion for her “Why don'tyou try Georgelit[ t Hithe woman companion suggestedWhat is said to he the most at - j tractive opportunity over offered for the purchase of electric range* is hrfing extended to Southern; California housewives during the jintensive sales campaign now Hi jprogress in territory served hythe Southern California Edison j company, according to a state* jmen! made today by R. K. Bacon, local Edison company manager, !Local electric dealers are show-»ng a fine line of electric ranges ;and are cooperating fully in the !mp.itgn, which i* conducted fori i{#nre* kies* Jail mni rlsonssen tentsditfnn twithin fdrivingilia for\ cora, ni. vt ice coy Taylor,gallon hft.
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Santa Ana Register
Santa Ana, California, US
Tue, Mar 26, 1935
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