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Without Telling
About Daughter
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Chessman went to hij death
in the gas chamber without
revealing the existence of a
17-year-old daughter, accord
ing to attorney George T. Da
vis. Davis, who aided Chessman
in his 12-year effort to escape
the death penalty, said the
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close the identity of the real
Red Light Bandit because he
feared his daughter would be
harmed.
The convict-author was ex
ecuted at San Ouentin prison
Monday morning for the Red
Light Bandit crimes of kid
naping, robbery and rape. He
was convicted in Los Angeles
in 14B.
Ex-Wife Remarried
The attorney refused to
give any more details about
the daughter other than to
say she was born to the wife
Chessman married in 1940
The two were divorced
1945, and Chessman's ex-wife
remarried.
"It was a tough decision for
Chessman," the attorney said
Wednesday. ,"He was living
there on death row where the
code is different from yours
and mine. After all on the
one hand there was his own
life and on the other that of
his daughter. And, even if he
took the-course that harmed
his daughter, it might not
save his own life."
Davis said he did not want
to divulge the name of Chess
man's daughter or where she
was living "at this time."
it would serve no pur
pose, he said.
Youth Trapped
In Dry Well
Ironton, Ohlo-IUPD-Workers
dug to within 10 feet of
youth trapped underground
in a dry well today but loose
sand and dirt poured into the
hole to make the operation
slow and heart-breaking.
At one point today rescuers
thought that they would reach
Warren Payne, 19, within an
hour. But the sand and the
dirt began sliding back into
the hole faster than four men,
working inside a pipe 12 feet
in diameter, could dig it out.
Workers said that at times
they were just keeping pace
with the additional sand and
dirt that sifted into the hole
as each spade full was re
moved.
Payne, the son of a Negro
minister whose church's shad
ow is cast across the hole
where the youth was entomb
ed, was trapped in the dry
well Wednesday afternoon at
his home in nearby Burling
ton, nine miles from here,
Diggers uncovered Payne's
hand at one point, but the
sand and earth began to fall
into the hole, causing the
workers to scurry to the sur
face lest they too be trapped.
Authorities said that Payne
probably suffocated minutes
after the cave-in occurred.
Payne was trapped in the
well while attempting to brick
in the sides.
Seaton Cites
Power Function
Washington (UPD Secretary
of Interior Fred A. Seaton
said Wednesday federal func
tion in the power field "is to
do only that which must be
done in the national interest
and then only when nonfed
eral agencies cannot or will
not do it."
Seaton made his statement
at the annual convention of
the American Power Associa
tion. "I will not support the fala
cious and dangerous proposi
tion that the federal govern
ment has a 'public utility' re
sponsibility, Seaton said
"The inevitable end . . . could
only be a federal monopoly
and a complete lack of local
determination and controll."
The secretary is the over
all boss of such federal pew
er agencies as the Bureau of
Reclamation, and the aouu:
eastern. Southwestern and
Bonneville Power administra
tions. Answering critics who say
the administration has lagged
in developing power re
sources. Seaton said annual
power additions averageu
more than 11,000.000 kilo
watts during the seven years
ending last Dec. 31.
Seaton said the country
now has moved from a period
of power shortage to one of
plenty, "and a firm founda
tion has been la(d,for expand-
iQ requirements in the fu
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Planter's
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Mixed or Cashew Nuts,
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CRISP GOLDEN
CARROTS
LARGE SOLID HEADS
LETTUCE
SWEET FRESH, FULL PODS
NEW PEAS
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Liquid Starch
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there'll be a lot less cleaning up to do when the "help
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Prices effective Thursday, Friday and Saturday, May 5,
6 and 7. We reserve the right to limit quantities.
Royal Puddings
Regular and tapioca in
assorted flavors.
Swan's Down
Lemon Flake Chocolate Chip
Banana Orange Coconut
Apple Chip Reg. 39c
For Baking or Frying
SWIFTNING
Pur
Shortening
tfST FOODS
Regular 48c
PLYMOUTH
Smooth quality at a budget
price . . . regular 57c
BLUE BONNET
The "Flavor Gem" Margarine
regular 27c each
WEST PEAK
Frozen . . . regular 23c each
SIMPLE SIMON
Apple, Peach or Cherry varieties
Heinz Strained
Baby Food
Enter the Heinz contest ... get
full details at Piggly Wiggly.
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Kaiser
Aluminum Foil
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Stark's Instant
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Plymouth
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