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Page 6 Section 2 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL Salem, Oregon, Thursday, October 18, 1956 Seattle Youths Held in Auto Theft; One Admits 500 Nabs CENTRAL1A (UP) -Four Se attle youths, three boys and a girl, were arrested here yesterday aft er being trailed from Portland, Ore., by the State Patrol. , The youths were charged with two counts of transporting a stolen vehicle across the state line, and were being held In the Lewis County jail or the FBI, Seattle police authorities also Broadcasting Finn Files Incorporation ALBANY (Special 1-ArticIes of incorporation have been filed here for the Albany Broadcasting Corp., by Chester E. and Daisy Wheeler and Courtney Johns, with Wheeler named as registered agent at 1016 Washington St. Issuance of I.VW shares of stock with no par value is authorized. Assumed business name certifi cates have been filed for tlic Hall Studios, Albany by Rohert L. and Esther C. Ball, Corvallis, and for Chuck & Art's Auto Service, by C. L. and Mrs. Edna Martinak. follow ing withdrawal of Arthur L. Wal lace. I Defer Prison Term For Husband, Wife ALBANY (SoeciaD-Lester Earl i Darner and his wife, Elizabeth have a claim on the youths for Ruth, were sentenced each to two at least one burglary. P" in ,ne !la,e penitentiary by it.. i.:- ..n j ... Judge Victor Oliver in circuit court Upon being questioned, neres Monday ,or (org(.ry, , charge youths admitted they had stolen lo wnicn cacn pleaded guilty after rifles and other weapons from a waiving indictment Liberace Instructs Lawyer to Sue London Mirror for Libel Tehiclc they abandoned in Monte- sano. One or the youths wax asked by Lewis County Sheriff Karl Hilton "how many stolen cars have you so. been involved wilhb The boy shrugged and replied, "about 500." The boy went on to say that he and his companions would steal cars in Seattle, drive them until they ran out of fuel, abandon them and steal another vehicle. Judge Olliver suspended execu tion of sentence on condition the two make good all the bogus HOLLYWOOD (UP) Liberace, in a transatlantic telephone call, has instructed his attorney to be gin Immediate legal action against the London Daily Mirror for an alleged libelous article. The smiling piano player said if his appearances didn't depend Hospital Biihv LEBANON (Special) Occu pancy of the Lebanon Community hospital for September wns M per cenl, according to the monthly re port from (he Board of Directors compiled by Kd Bilycu. Admitted to the hospital were 200 patients; babies born were 45: out patients, 553; and gross patient days added up to 1.083. : checks they have passed, 8'ving, r ; Mmi'i them eight months in which to do, T CIJISUI1 Ull 1TJCI1U At Molalla School MOLALLA (UP) School cafe terias were featuring something different on the menu today rinnd venison, eleven deer carcasses, confis cated by police after a check of hunters in the area, were ordered turned over to the school district by Justice of the Peace Gladys B. Olson, Goodwill Truck Due MOLALLA (Special) George Nelson, representative ol Will Industries in this area, an nounces that the Good Will truck will be in Molalla-Woodburn-Can-by area Oct. 24, to pick up donated items. Anyone having discarded iiems to nick on. may phone Nel son at Canby 2172 and a truck will come to the door. Those living In the rural areas may bring their discards to Molalla City halt or to Sam's Garage, Canby. Three new electric power plants on the Ohio River burn annually about 4 million tons of coal de livered by barge. First White Child in Canyon City, 92, Dies PORTLAND (UP) - Funeral services will be held here tomor row for Mrs. Morton D. Clifford, on his hands, "I would knock Cassandra's teeth down his throat and I ain't kiddin.' " He phoned his instructions Wednesday to his attorney John It. Jacobs Jr., and the law firm of Gabbe. Lutz and Heller con cerning the article which ap peared In the Sept. 26 issue of (he mirror. Most of my publicity in Eng land has been wonderful and the English people have been fair to me and my g r o u p," Liberace said. "The column in the mirror, written by Cassandra, was a com plete and unmitigated lie.It's just too much for any man to stomach." Jack Webb and Wife Separate HOLLYWOOD Television star Jack Webb, 36, and Dorothy Towne. 26, have separated and plan a divorce. They were mar ried in February 1955. 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Webb was formerly married to actress-singer Julie London, the mother of his two daughters. Taximan Robbed By Razor-Wieldcr PORTLAND (UP)-A taxi driv er was robbed last night by a man who used a razor a.s hir, weapon. Fred M. Williams. 66. the driv er, told police a fare he picked up grabbed him by the neck, held a razor against his face and de manded his money. The robber got M in change. Four-House Parade WW'!?.'.' SHARON, Pa. , Four Sharon houses were put on trailers Tues- f aayi and moved simultaneously from their sites to clear ground for a new elementary school. Utility linemen on pole In foreground Is raising the wires crossing the street to let four houses through for the prlrc of one. (AP Wlrephoto) Approximately $45 million have been sp9nt in restoring Williams burp, Va., to its days of the Amer ican Revolution. Jailed Mother Lets Daughter Go to School CALIF6RNIA, Mo. IM After thinking it over a couple of hours in jail. Mrs. Mary L. Schoenheit decided to let her 7-year-old daughter go to school after all. She promised little Mary will be in class Monday. Mrs. Schoenheit, a former school teacher, had been tutoring mary at nome. The mother con- tends Mary is an exceptional child.' She objects to public schools, says they turn children into "trained seals," infect them with "the virus of being like everyone else." Mrs. Schocnheit's resistance came to a head Wednesday when magistrate W. G. Heidbreder had the sheriff bring her in on a charge of "neglectinq and refits ing without good cause" to send Mary to school. Mrs. Schoenheit pleaded guilty. Magistrate Heidbreder fined her $5 and sentenced her to 10 days in jail. He put Mary in the cus tody of welfare authorities. Two hours later Mrs. Schoen. heit was back before the magistrate. "I'm whipped." she said. "I'll put her in school." CUSTODIAN HIRED WILLAMINA (Special) Elmo Black was hired by the high school board, as custodian of the school. 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