Evening Star Newspaper, June 8, 1935, Page 25

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PHONE g7 boy” at Yeoville School near Bristol, B 7 B -- & A England. met his death is & mystery I‘?C‘“d deeds the police are trying to solve. The S how boy, who lived at Somerset, had just eel I'm some 2 3 r, entered the school, and it is said older | | §uilty too! ¢ 0.0 students refused to let him ride in Ry cann the same railway coach compartment with them. His body was found muti- lated on the tracks and the door of his compartment was found open. The other pupils claim to know noth- ing of the tragedy and the railway | official ‘at Bristol is alleged to have | | refused to aid in the investigation. .