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Th Newi-Revlew, Roieburg, Ore Frl, Moy 21, 1954 Habitual Criminal Ruling Is Made .SALEM I The Oreaon Su-1 preme Court ruled Wednesday thai persona convicted ot four crimes OVERNICHT PHOTO-FINISHING AT i AT Clark's Studio 105 S. Jackson Dial 3-8526 Involving penitentiary sentences must be sentenced to life imprison ment. The hiiih court made its ruling In denyinii the petition of Claude Castle, polk County habitual crim inal, who sought his release. He was sentenced in Polk County for livestock theft to three years. Because it was nis lourtn convic tion, he also was sentenced to life as an habitual, criminal. Castle contended that the sen tencing judge had no right to give him both the three-year and life sentences. The Supreme Court, in Its de clsion by Justice Hall S. Lusk, said the Circuit Court was required to give the life sentence, but that it shouldn't have meted out the three year sentence. Be Sure You Can - ... u ft, ,J -WZz GET OUR Ihfc 6 Aerial Action Is On Increase Off China Coast By SPENCER MOOSA TA1PKII. Formosa 11 A sh.iM increase in aerial action oft' Ch'na' j Chekianii 1'rovince the past i-.wl days has stirred speculation that! the Communists may be prepar-! ing an at'ack on island bases heM by Nationalist forces off the coast. ; A nationalist official said Thuri- day there is no indication that an invasion is near, but acknowledged j that stepped up aerial attacks are; aimed at disrupting any plans me Communists may have. i The official also acknowledge. that a Red invasion could cornel with little advanc warning. ' The mot important of the islai.d hoses is Quemoy, just off the Ch' na coast across the Formosa chan nel Next in importance arc '.he rachen islands off Chekiang, north ern anchor for the string of off shore Nationalist strongpoints. It is in the vicinity of the Ta thens that Nationalist fighters have clashed four times in the past week with Communist M1G .ets. And it-is in tms area mat Nationalist pilots claimed to have runk two Red warships one of 1.500 tons and one of 800 tons this week. Lt. Gen. Chiang Chin-Kuo, the president's son who heads the de tense ministry's political section, S3id Thur'ay reports that non combatants have been evacuated from the Tachens are ridiculom. Another spokesman said "Tne idea that the Tachens are as of this moment in a critical or ser ious situation is false." The Tachens consist of three ma jor islands and about 200 islets. The big islands are heavily gar risoned and opinion bere is that the Communists would have to be prepared for comparatively ma jor amphibious operation if they hoped to overrun them. Pay Boost Negotiation. Of CIO Again In Re , -i.il.n wtA Araornn Noblin Files Personal Injury Suit In Court A personal injury damage ac tion has b"en filed in circuit court bv Billy N.iblin against Hart sell Walker. Noblin seeks a judgment of i35.0O0 general and $1,517.50 spe cial damages, alleging he receiv ed permanent injuries in an ac cident just south of Roscburg on April 3, 1054. In the accident, the defendant's car struck Nublin's vehicle in the rear, the complaint states. LLOYD YOUNT 2-1812 TOP SOIL SHALE ROCK Air Compresior Dump . Trucks Scoop and Dragline Ey Hour or Contract BRAKi REIINE SPECIAL Wt DO THIS COMPUTE JOB Thoroughly cloan broko drums and Impact for woor Install row Gonulno Ford Broko Lining . - Chock ll whtel cylindort nd moittr cyllndtr Add broko fluid, If noodod Goon, rf pock and odjuit . front whool booting f Adjust broko nodal play Adjust parking brakoi Road tost car to bo sura now broko aro in perfect . working condition. 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Drys Attempting Liquor Ad Ban WASHINGTON OH The Wom an s Christian Temperance Union said the liquor industry is "wil fully usine . . . advertising to break down standards in the home and create juvenile delinquency." WCTU's views were set forth by its president, Mrs. Glenn G. Hays of Evanston, 111., in testimony pre pared for a House Commerce Com mittee hearing on legislation to ban interstate advertising of beer, wine and liquor In newspapers itul periodicals, on radio snd te.e-vision. Th Is an annual battle between wets and drys. In the past four years, the drys have lost. sponsor ot tne House measure was the late Rep. Joseph Dryson (D-SC), who, until his death more than a year ago, was a leading congressional advocate of prohibi tion. A similar bill, introduced by Petrov's Letters To His Wife Read At Hearing CANBERRA, Australia W -Letters exchanged between Soviet envoy Vladimir Petrov and his wife boforo she joined him in exile In Australia were read to the Roy,-! 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