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Coie By the first judged debate Patricia Clifford, a strawberry calsi were in bed together from one broken window pane. *~ \ : lost on their American tour by " |blonde, gave the testimony at an about 3 a, m. on the morning of |

" |extradition hearing for Joe Li- the 4th until abdut 7 when they calsi, 29, wanted in New Jersey started for New Jersey. © lon a charge of murdering the, She didn’t pay too much atten|talkative gambler last Oct. 4. [tion to what the three men talked Miss Clifford said that Licalsi about, Miss Clifford sald, because ‘ Vi was Spe of fio three men she “men’s talk generally doesn’t in- : hy ; : rove to the Cliffside Park, N. J., terest me*unless it’s abo , and an Duchane ym) Times Carrier Ronald Kelly, ‘restaurant where Moretti _was they weren't ‘talking Git ie me.” | The subject of last night's. who ‘lives at 952 Elm St., buys shot down. She. identiffed the| The party made two stops at|

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