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LAYTOW APPEALS
SALfcM, Nuv. 21 (!) nichurd
Hurry Lnylon, Hll, former Mon
inmilh police officer aantenccd
In illt Dcecmhrr 8, linn appealed
In Ciiiviiriiur Kiirl Siicll for com
iniiliilioii of his Runtanco lo life
ImiirlsuiimiMit, the Kovcrnor suit!
today.
I'lin KoviTiior did not Indl
unto what action lia would luke,
ultliuuiih It him been his policy
not to commute vi-ntuncos un
less ii nilKciirrlnga of juitico It
proved.
Liiylon was convicted In Polk
counly circuit court of tho rape,
floyinix of Huth Hllilcbiand, 17,
Dallas, und was sentenced to
din In llic prison' itim chamber.
Tin- criim; occurred Juno 8,
1043, on ii Wllluinutto river
bunk 15 miles south of Salem,
nnd hur buttered nude body wan
funnel Noatlnjj In tho rlvor 12
diiys Inter,
Luylon luid confessed, but In
his uppcul to the stale supreme
court, he contended Hint nollen
tortured him to obtain tho con
fession. Tho supreme court
unanimously upheld lh0 convlc
lion, and the United States su
pronic court refused to review
llie case.
Deputy Prison Warden E C
Hnlley .sulci Layton is in good
spirits.
"11c ents llko a horse and
sleeps liko a lou," Halley said.
"The only time he ontu flHimiu
Is when his meals don't arrlvo
on time.
Today On The
Western Front
By The AssocUtad Press
Fronch 1st Army Swinus
north up the Khlno to industrial
clly of Mulhuusc after breaking
through Uclforl Kap at southorn
most end of front and capturing
uonori cny,
U. S. 7th Armv Breaks into
Siirrvnuonrg, as Germans fall
oack toward Strasbourg, Rhine
city north of Mulhouso area.
' u. S. 3rd Army Continues
bnttllm: In Mclz and knlfos east
ward toward tho Saar basin.
U. S. lit and 9th ArmUi and
Part of British 2nd Army Cuts
throimh fierce German opposi
tion in Aachen area in drivo to
ward Cologne.
British 2nd Army Units
Slugs toward Dutch border town
of Venlo against stiffening re
sistance. PERSISTENT
CLOVIS. N. M Nov. 21 (P)
G. O. MeCrary, Grady, N. M.,
was accidentally wounded on
tho slart of a hunting trip. The
bullet was removed, he went
back into the mountains, killed
his deer, drove homo and
dressed tho animal before re
calving treatment for his
wound.
BACKACHE,
LEG PAINS MAY
BE DANGER SIGN
Of Tired Kidneys
If tarkicbo ind leg plns kt tnVJnt ynt
mlralil. don't jutt oonmUlD ind do uotblnc
Uut llmm. Nat urn may bo warning you that
your kliltirya necci Minntlon.
The kiiliiryiaroNftlur'chlf wmyof Uklnf
tcrm ariiU ami txmoiiout wul out of tli
bloM, Tliry belp tuott peoplo put about 3
)inU a day.
U tho ia mllea 6f kidney tubea and fi1tri
don't work well, pultonum aat rnatttr alaya
jn the blrKxl.TbnMtnulaonaiuay atartna(Kiui(
lucknrhca, rhfiumntlo piim, r nim, low of
iwp ami FitrrtU', fleltlng up ninbta, anellina,
puinnrna uinlrr tho cyea. bcadarbea and dliil
tv. Y 'tttwt& or arniiiy pAMaiei Hln aniart
tniniiiltiiirninitiinnirdmeriihmvatbiireliaotnt
thins wronq with your kidnaya or bladder.
Don't waltl Aik your dnirsuit for Uoan'a
rilU, un1 auoMfuuy by nttMrona for ovar 40
J ran. 'Jlii-y give happy rnllrf ana will help
he I ft miW of kidney tnhca uimb out poUon
ui tviuU from tlto blocd. Qtt Doan TJUa.
For your Thanksgiving din
ners, we are featuring
those luscious mince and
pumpkin pies. Also we will
have Parker House rolls.
To avoid that last minute
rush, place your orders
orly, and have them re
served while our supply is
complete.
Quack (Hie!) Quack
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"Slwagh," famous bcer-drlnklng duck mascot of the Marlnt 2nd
Division, pauses whjlo seeing the sights of New York to dip his
beak in a beakr of suds olTercd by Cpl. Francis Pagan, of Chicago,
while perched on the arm of Sgt. Clarence M. Pearson, also of
Chicago. "Siwash," won by the Marines in a New Zealand pub
raffle, followed them ashore at Tarawa, Saipan and Tinian. For
sometime "Siwash". was addressed as a drake until "he" laid an
egg the other day.
Mechanic Leaves Casanova
Train in Siaies, Alaska
CHEAT FALLS, Mont., Nov.i
21 (P) Lester Logan Martin, 34-year-old
mechanic and truck
driver of Great Falls, today was
longed in tno county Jim pend
ing unraveling of a Casanova
trail across threo states and
Alaska which brought him one
legal wife and entanglement with
threo other women living as his
wives.
Sheriff John Bradley of Fort
Benton, Mont., arrested Logan
on1 charges of "living in open
and notorious adultery" and gave
this version:
Martin is renortcdly legally
married to Bcona Martin, for
merly of Whltehorsc, Y. T., and
is tno lamor of tneir nlno-year-
old son. She is again an ex
pectant mother.
uraency saia questioning had
disclosed that Martin declared he
was the father of three other
children, born out of wedlock to
two women, and the expectant
miner ot another cnna to an un
wed mother.
Four years ago. Bradley Quot
ed Martin, the mechanic met a
woman in Bremerton, Wash., to
whom two children wcro born
out of wedlock.
Two years ago. Martin pursued
a courtship with a student nurse
from North Dakota, to which as
sociation a child was reportedly
born five months ago. The couple
lived recently in Fort Benton.
More recently, no declared no
associated Intimately with a
woman formerly of Bremerton.
but now of Great Falls. She is
reported an expectant mother.
Bradley said he was told, dc
snito the maze of extra-marital
affairs, Martin's legal wife was
unaware ot any entanglements.
Martin also asserted none of tho
three other women knew there
was anyone else involved.
xnc shcrm said Martin was
being held also for the federal
bureau of Investigation for Ques
tioning on violation of the Mann
act.
The largest island on the coast
of Norway is Hindo, about 850
square miles in area. .
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congestion - soothe Irritation - make
breathing easier. Also helps prevent
many colds from developing if used In
Ume.Tryltl Follow directions In (older.
VI5tSVATROI10l
IflirSSall!
By JUAN1TA SHINN
Everett Harding, associate
executive of the YMCA and Hi
Y, spoke lo a sophoinore-Junlor-senior
assembly this morning,
and presented a film concerning
the XMVA and Its centennial
year. Harry Tu.dall, president
or the Klamath t ails chipur of
Hl-Y, and Dorothy O'Mallcy,
president of Fcp Peppers, bold
upoke of wav of raising money
for the YMCA world service
program.
At a stur'ciit council meeting
held November 20, the represen
tatives tamed oi
the various
home rooms, tho
clubs, and the
student body
nuyiug Christ
mas gifts for
men in the serv
ice hospitals.
They voted to
have each home
room ronresonla-
homo room lo fc4!f-k Si
buy at least one gift, each club
and organization buy at least
one, and for tho student body to
buy approximately three guts.
...
In an offort to sec how suc
cessful they will be, noon movies
were snown today, mis noon,
20 minutes of Wall Disney's car
toons were shown. Admission
price was 5 cents. If they prove
successful during the winter
months, regular noon movies will
be sponsored by the Chess club.
A auiz contest will be con
ducted between the Spanish club
and tho Latin club over Pelicana
tonight at 9:30.
... ,
Big and Little Sister lists have
been pasted in the main hall. The
tentative date for the dance is
November 28.
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Training Conference
For Postwar Held
In preparation for the employ
ment problems of tho post-war
period, a two-day training con
ference of the war manpower
commission was held in Klamath
Falls, November 17 and 18.
Personnel from U. S. employ
ment offices in Medford, Grants
Pass, Bend, Lakeview, Prlne
ville and Klamath Falls attended.
Hero for the conference were
Emory R. Worth, assistant state
manpower director for Oregon,
Clinton Weeks, training super
visor for the commission, Eldon
Cone and Guy Lang, district
supervisors, and Harry Cash and
Harry Robins, from the state ad
ministrative office of the war
manpower commission.
HOUSING PROJECT SET
NORTH BEND, Nov. 21 UP)
A new housing project of five
apartment buildings of . four
units each, and a recreation
structure, will be -built imme
diately here.
The building will house navy
personnel and their families.
BEEKMAN CONTEST OPEN
PORTLAND, Nov. 21 W)
'Tho Constitutional Convontlon
of 1857" will be the subject of
the 1843 C. C. Bcekman essay
contest, the Oregon Historical
society announced today.
Any student over 15 and un
der 18 attending any education
al institution in the state is
eligible to compote.
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article vou
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THEY ADD TO LUNCHEONS!
TO THE WINE BUYING
PEOPLE OF OREGON!
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The voters of Oregon decreed that the sale of sweet dessert wines
' should be changed to the stores and agencies of the Oregon Liquor
Commission. Previous to the vote, your retail dealer bought large
stocks to properly serve you during the coming holiday season. Now
he must liquidate and sell before the law becomes effective to avoid
large losses.
YOU CAN HELP YOURSELF... AND
YOUR NEIGHBOR... YOUR GROCER,
DRUGGIST AND TAVERN OWNER
By planning to buy now you will avoid crowded "line-ups" at state
liquor stores I By planning to buy now you will minimize or even
eliminate any loss by your retail dealer. Help him and help yourself
at the same time.
BUY YOUR HOLIDAY
Dessert WINES NOW
PORT SHERRY MADEIRA VERMOUTHS
TOKAY MUSCATEL ANGELICA
Remember: As soon as the law becomes-effective you will have to
buy these famous wines with a permit and only at the state liquor
store or agencies.
TIME IS SHORT PLAN TO BUY NOW
WINE COUNCIL OF OREGON
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