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Youth Claims He Assisted In Killing Drunk VANCOUVER, Wash. ( Sher iff Clarence McKay said Wednes day he is investigating a 15-year-oH boy's story that he and five other youths killed a man just north of here about June 20. McKay quoted the boy. an in. male of the McLaren School for Boys at Woodburn, Ore., as saying they "rolled a drunk" coming out of a tavern, took S50 from his bill fold and hit him on the head with According to McKay the invest!- a pipe. The boy, McKay laid, told l'on started when the boy told mm tnat when they found the man was dead, they (J rove in a stolen car 10 a spot on the Columbia River and dumped the body into the water. The sheriff said he described the victim as having been 40 to 45 years old. He said no auch person has been reported missing. Fill the Blanks Answer to Previous Puzzle ACROSS ! 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The sheriff said he understood the boy was under custody of the Oregon Incoms) Taxes Below Last Year's Mark SALEM Of Oregon's state in come tax collections in the year ended July 1 were 9.4 per cent less than in the preceding year, the State Tax Commission reported Thursday. Collections totaled $36,334,162, compared with $62,206 184 in the 1952-53 year, and the all-time rec ord of 364,895.48 in 1951-52. McLaren school but living in s home near Woodburn at the time. The boy was returned to the school Tuesday night after ques tioning here. 31 Oil EST 31 A I II 12 X S Tre4furt tfrttorei U- & Fairs OtV 8-20 "Sure I know who! I'm going to do when I grow up dietl" i CAPTAIN EASY i. r 1 J i yuvt WHAT PO YOU WEMJ THE WW. THI& WILL REVISES K " W, 1 1 THIS DOSSER OF you. B5CWMES- SO IT I H W IS CONTIMSENT GRMlPrWHeR. WEEK BEFORE tARcPOTTER'sJ THMS AW WITH PHOTOGRAPHS" WILL ANSWER THAT!) WAS V00, t , B WHEM ALL WAS SUPPOSED TO LEAVE WE THE PEATH. THERE ARE CERTAINOUTRAGE! 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