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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1956)
.Salem, Oregon, Thursday, June 21, 1956 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL Section 1 Pag Polk County DA Seeks to Block Cahill Foster Files Answer lo CahiU's Motion For Release Waller Foster, district attor ney of Polk county, has filed an answer to Otto CahiU's motion for release from the state Deni tentiary pending an appeal to the United States supreme court. Cahill, convicted of theft of $750 from a joint water district on the coast, is in the state pri son serving a one-year sentence for the crime. Attorney for Cahill filed a pro ceeding with the supreme court requesting his release pending the outcome of the appeal. Fos ter, in his answer relates the history of case, pointing out that the Polk county sheriff's deputy, took Cahill in custody at the Portland air base- hospital prior to the filing of the appeal. The Polk county district attor ney in his answer said that the order to take Cahill into custody was made as soon as competent physicians held that Cahill could be safely moved away from the army hospital. Cahill is suffering from a heart ailment and is now confined in the prison hospital. CahiU's attorneys declared that they thought they had 20 days in which to file the appeal. They also assailed prison authorities for not permitting CahiU's wife to visit him in the prison hospi tal. William Ryan, secretary of the board of control, which governs state institutions, said it was a firm policy to deny visitors to in mates during the first 30 days of servitude. 12 Marion Couiily Students Honored At Oregon Tech Twelve Marion county students were placed on the honor roll for the spring term at Oregon Technical Institute at Klamath Falls. Five of the group made 4.0 point grade average or straight "A's". Those making. the 4.0 grades were Julian Gregory, auto body and fender repair; Edwin Cul bertson, cabinet making; Harry Juul, diesel mechanics; and George Van De Coevcring, all of Salem and Patricia Schaefer, medical technology. Others on the honor rolls in cluded Carol Gavette and Donald Mickey, both of Turner and the following from Salem: Beverly Nunn, Glen Wagers, Paul Kirsh, Stewart Wells and Robert Pen-dergraft. Gl'EST MINISTER AMITY Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Rulschman of Fairview attended church last Sunday at the Amity Baptist church. Mr. Rulschman graduated recently from the Mult nomah School of the Bible. Rev. R. 11. Burk and his family of Mc Minnville were also present and Rev. Burk delivered the sermon. YM Wing May Be Part Ready In Six Weeks Construction of the new youth wing of the YMCA, fronting on North Cottage street is progress ing on schedule and it is antici pated that portions of the half a million dollar annex will be ready for occupancy early in August. October 1 has been fixed as the completion date. Forms have been stripped off the north wall which is receiving a finishing coat, while the iheathing for the roof ii in place. The gymnasium of the new wing, considerably larger than the old one, will not be finished at this time. However, it will be floored and it is probable it may be used for certain games. Entranceways connecting the old and new buildings, a project that took considerable study on the part of the architects, have been roughed through. The business men's division wil take over the showers and locker rooms of the boys depart ment when the latter is shifted to the new building. Portland General Electric com pany officials state that the under-ground sub-station being constructed in the alley to the west of the Y will soon he com pleted. This sub-station will serve the YMCA, the Statesman-Journal building and the post office. A conduit for the latter was placed across Court Wednesday. 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