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TWELVE MEDrORD (OHEGOH) MAIL TRIBTJlfE Thursday, July 7, 1935 Chessman Expects Vindication From Latest Reprieve San Quentin, Calif. (UP.) An elated Caryl Chessman took a cautious look at his latest nrieve from the gas chamber re- to- day and said it was a "decisive" step which could lead to "even tual vindication." But the condemned convict author, who has held off execu tion through a series of legal maneuvers for seven years, added, "I can't afford to specu late or get my hopes too high To Review Cats Supreme Court Justice Tom C. Clark granted Chessman a stay on Wednesday, so the full court can review the doomed writer's controversial case when it reconvenes in October, cness man was to have been put to death July 15. "This is a decisive step," he ' said in a prison interview. "I'm confident that if the Supreme r-nnrt takes a eood close look at the case, rather than summarily dismissing it as it has in the past, they will grant the hearing I've been fighting for. "And I'm equally confident that I could prove in a full hear ing that I am not guilty of the crimes for which 1 was con demned," he added. Chessman was convicted in 1948 on 17 - counts of kidnaping, robbery and rape as the so-called "red light bandit" of Los Angeles. Sixth Reprieve The 34-year-old convict, whose latest reprieve was the sixth time his scheduled execution has been called off, said Clark's ac tion offered more encourage ment for "eventual vindication" than any other "-development ince he entered death row. Chessman, who gained fame by writing the best-selling novel "Cell 2455 Death Row," has an other book "Trial By Ordeal" coming out next Monday. ' Cancer in Cattle Successfully Treated Chicago (U.PJ A radio active material has been used successfully in treating cancer of the cornea in cattle. A recent report in the Jour nal of the American Veterinary Medical' Association said that of 35 cattle treated with radio- one has had a recurrence of the disease. The report said strontium-90 was more effective than radia tion originating from x-ray equipment because radiation pro vided by the former penetrates tissue to a depth of one inch, while the x-ray radiation pene trates deeply into the tissue. "The advantage in cases deal ing with the eye is apparent be cause the tissue of the more deeply situated lens is especially radiosensitive and excessive ex posure could lead to cataracts and loss of sight," it said. The report added it is ex tremely important to detect the cancerous growth during the first several months during this period it will respond readily to treatment with radiation. Portlander Trapped By Coastal Tide i Cannon Beach, Ore. U.R) Dr. Harold Biska Portland phy sician, was trapped by the tide for two hours yesterday while swimming in the surf here Dr. Biska said he was swim ming in water about chest deep when he decided to float, think ing the waves would take him in. Instead, they took him out Finding it difficult to swim against the tide, he made his way to Bird rock where life guards rescued him with a tow line. Court Records POLICE COCHT Haney Franklin Barret, failure to top (sign). $5. Ralph David Tipton, violation of basic rule. S10. Merton Harry Shook, failure to stoo (sign). 5. Antonio Johnny Siri. violation of basic rule, $10. Gail E. Jensen, failure to atop, (sign). S5. . William Hayes Wall, excessive noise (tires. S10. Richard David Peters, violation of basic rule. S10. . Denzil Hudert Shults. failure to stop (light). $5. - Charles L. Truitt. failure to stop lieht. S3. - - . Ruth Ellen Podge, failure to remain Stopped (light). S3. Zenda Aileen Sanders, failure to stop, (sign). $3. DISTRICT COURT - Thelma M. Callis. nflinc without license. S15. Ray W. Turpin. overload. S38. Arthur W. Glockler. no operator's license. $7.50. Judge T. Florey. failure to stop at atop sign. $10. Thomas P. Crawford, no operator's license. $750. Robert J. Duanne, inadequate muf fler. $15. Robert C. Kennedy, defective head light. $10. Delbert Geppert, dumping debris, $25. MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS Eugene LeRoy Nogle. 19.- route 1, box 349 D. Med ford, and Mary Lou ise Walker. 17, route L box 31$. .Talent. David . Francis Richardson. 32. of 1833 Pacific v-e, San Francisco. Calif., and Norma LaVonne . Weecb, 19. of 244 Southeast L st. Grant Pass. John Henry Masters. 832 Hum- hrey st.. and Rose Irene Clark. $32 umpnrey st. SIXTH STAY Caryl Chess man, convicted, slayer await ing death at San Quentin, re ceived sixth sta7 of execu tion to allow Supreme Court to review his trial The convict-author was scheduled to die July 15. Shipowners Like Pad Proposals San Francisco (U.R) West Coast shipowners have told AFL seafarers that they like the new principle advocated . in the un ion's current contract prop J. Paul St. Sure, president of the Pacific Maritime association which represents most of the shipping companies, told uricn officials yesterday that emp'y ers "prefer" the new approach and would like to discuss it fur ther. The proposal, made last week, is for a higher- base pay and elimination of most overtime pay. Under the plan, base pay for oilers and able-bodied sea men would be increased from $302 to $450 a month. The Marine Firemen, one of the unions taking part in the negotiations, objected to elim ination of some penalty time. The membership will review the matter at a meeting tonight. In dications were the objections could be resolved. ) Negotiations between the PMA and the seafarers will re sume at 10 a.m. tomorrow. The seafarers include, besides the firemen, the sailors and marine cooks and i stewards. Supreme Court Gels Formal Sack Appeal Salem (U.R) Formal ap peal of George Sack. Portland. from a first degree murder con- vicition was . received by the Oregon Supreme Court. Sack was sentenced to die last December 10 for the murder of his wife, Goldie. Filing notice of ppeal stayed the execution. Attorneys will file briefs be fore the high courts and argu ments were not expected to be heard before September. The defense filed exceptions to 25 questions asked witnesses by prosecuting officers during the trial. Haiti is the only French- speaking nation in Latin America. Chondsrs Writer Comes Up With 10 To Beat the Heat in Warm Editor's note: We present at this time, by popular demand our annual seasonal advice from our man who gets fed up with the usual rules on how to behave In hot weather and proposes new ones. . By H. D. QUIGG United Press Correspondent New York (U.R) How to beat the heat ten convenient steps you are invited to ponder. 1. Dress correctly. Shave your head. Wear shorts. Hair holds heat. So do long pants. Remem ber what poor Richard said: Shorn pate and nude knees catch coolth from the breeze. 2. Work Correctly. 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