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y This Is The Law Ur bobebt b. ub / <F.f tke M. C. Bar AiucUtfea) i By Blood Teste John Doe has been named by Susie Smith as being the father of her child. He denies the fact. In a criminal pro ceeding may he demand that a blood grouping test be per | formed on himself, the moth er and the child for the pur pose of proving that he is not the father of the child? Yes. A North Carolina statute expressly so provides. If the defendant makes such a request by a proper •motion in the ease, the trial judge must direct and order that the defendant, the moth er and the child shall submit to a blood grouping test. The North Carolina statute says: "The results of such blood grouping tests shall be ad mitted in evidence when of fered by a duly licensed phy sician or other qualified person.” Blood grouping tests have also been extended to civil peases in which evidence of paternity is relevant. In civil cases, either the plaintiff or the defendant may make the request. The judge, in his discre i tion, may require the per f son requesting the blood grouping tests to pay the cost thereof. How accurate are the blood grouping tests? Serological blood tests, sometimes referred to as blood-grouping or blood-typ ing tests, have generally been accepted as scientifically accurate. As of the present time, there are several meth ods or theories used for clas sifying a person’s blood. According to the Land steiner-Berastein theory there are four general types of blood: O, A, B and AB. Ap proximately 45 per cent of the people belong to group O, ► 42 per cent to group A, 10 per cent to group B and 3 per cent to group AB| Medical authorities have shown that blood types are handed down from parents to offspring in accordance with the Mendelian law of inherit ance. A type of blood can not appear in a child which was not present in at least one of its parents. The child of.. two people High Altitude Rescue Attained IMaj. Benny D. Rinehart, husband of the former Bar bara Spencer of Eden ton, re cently demonstrated the abil ity to conduct helicopter res cues at altitudes in excess of two miles. He used a Bell HH-1K helicopter to rescue a heart attack victim in the high Sierra Mountains in California. * Maj. Rinehart is stationed at China 'Lake, Calif., and his family is with him. Mrs. Rinehart is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Worth Spencer. REGULAR DIVIDEND The board of directors of the United 'Piece Dye Works has declared a regular divi dent of 10 cents per share payable October 1 to holders of record September 15. ST~“ \i SPECIAL FRE-SEASON OFFER . FREE INSTALLATION (> —■ Mod.! AP-12MP Frig Maire PRESTIGE jfr cowditimfr it Pin-Drop Qaiet Hamll^lnc. having the same blood group cannot be in one of the other blood groups, but if the two 1 parents have different blood i grouping, then a different situation arises. Blood grouping tests can be used scientifically to prove only nonpaternity; they can never be used scientifically to affirmatively prove parent age. For instance, if the child has blood O, and both the mother and the putative fath er have blood O, there is no evidence that the putative father is really the father, because 45 per cent of the WE ARE Jumpers I JANE PARKER DELICIOUS PACKERS LABEL | - , AWSI HI!” A foodp^39c wh|p W 45cfree st °ne 27c \ vMfamm Wm L— 1 11— 1 [cake uu topping Breaches \<c z i jp|/CORN 2 35 c ri= 49. Jsmmw BUTS 2 s 2f c n-* **'*’ • A&P INSTANT FREEZE-DRIED NOTE COMPOSITION BOOKS .a\‘ N p o 3 ££• 79c ~ pearl writing pencils Re , 29c ■niHSfilaißßlalHlM ELMER’S GLUE-ALL 4 £- 49c . 23c ■ hh Mam MODERN MARKERS small red 39c 111 l shop for cool > 2 C TRIM TIP MODERN MARKERS 35c II if MAR . 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P _ A CENTER SLICES A&P Charcoal Briquets $1.09 butt portion Lb one-fifth ham sliced WONOERFOIL HB BB UB WU ALUMINUM WRAP 18 ~ri.? 5 39r ALLGOOD BRAND "SUPER RIGHT" QUALITY CORN-FED BEEF "SUPER-RIGHT" FRESHLY GROUND "SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY CORN-FED BEEF STOKIJY only SLICED WHOLE 2 J r. 35 U 3 Lbs or _ CUBED CHUCK GATQRADE beverage Hg- 38c BACON 69c • RIB ».::. c .r,L". u 75c * BEEF ts 53c * STEAKS Lb 99c GRApIs -29 c • APPLES 4 59c • ONIONS 3 -33 c POTAT OES •10 - 69 c r . . -. i ' ' ' *' ‘ r TKB CHOWAN HERALD, EDBNTON, NORIB CAROLINA THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1979. population have the same blood. But if the child has blood A and both the mother and the putative father have blood O, then this is evidence sufficient to exclude the par enthood of the alleged father, because a combination of two persons with blood O cannot produce a child with group A Stated differently, one can not prove affirmatively by a blood grouping test that a man is the father of a par ticular child, but in certain instances it is possible to prove that a man is not the father of the child. Local Students At Peace College : RALEIGH Two students 5 from Chowan County r>re : among the record enrollment iof approximately 480 young 5 women at Peace College this - fall. > Susan Shearin, daughter of 5 W. R. Shearin, Sr., tope Co!- 1 ony, is a sophomore while - 'Miriam Bissette, daughter of - Mrs. Betty A. Bissette, 217 i East Queen Street, Edenton, i is a freshman. They are both . graduates of John A. Holme, i High School. ; TRY A CLASSIFIED AD FOR QUICK RESULTS VETERANS’ CORNER (Editor's Note: Below are thoritmtive answers by the Veterans Administration to some es tke many current questions from for mer servicemen and tkeir families. Further information on the veter ans’ benefits may be obtained at may VA office). Q. How much compensa tion does the VA give for a helpless child over 18 Where there is no widow? A. Compensation, is $lO9 per month. Q. Is a woman who draws VA benefits as a widow of a veteran entitled to an extra SSO allowance if she becomes a patient in a nursing home? A. Yes. Q. My husband was killed during the Korean conflict, and I receive Dependency and ,1 nd e m-n it y Compensation ODIC) from the VA. 'Does recent legislation increase payments for our children? A. Legislation effective as of January 1, 1970, provides an increase in payments to •many widows with children, but the increase is payable only to widows whose hus bands lost their lives in, or as a result of military ser vice. You may request this increased benefit at the near est VA office. NOTICE TO HUNTERS GREENFIELD FARM hunting will be restricted to a limited number of card membership only Contact Frank L. Williams FOR MEMBERSHIP Indian Trail Road, Edenton, N. C. Telephone 482-3085 Buy And Sell With Want Ads Phone 482-2221 PAGE THREE-B
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