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Is That So?
Rovt old is old?
A grasshopper that lives fix
months is an old-timer.
A dog, when he lives to be
about 12, is about as old as. a 70
year man.
A common-held belief is that
elephants live for centuries
actually, they're past their prime
when they reach 60.
As animals go, the giant tor-
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LME Our price Includes spreading
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5-P243. Agricultural Una Pgtrb Co.
FREE ESTIMATES & PLANNING
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SAVE
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NORTON LUMBER CO.
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l"x8" 10" Ac 12" cedar fencing,
$33 per M. Shaketone, choice of 12
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See Ui for Your Buiidtnjr Needs
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LEGAL NOTICES
SYNOPSIS OF ANNUAL
STATEMENT
for the year ended December 31. 1939
of the
AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY
of 15 Washington street. Newark 1. In
the State of New Jersey, made to the
Insurance Commissioner of the Stat
Of Oregon, pursuant to law:
ADMITTED ASSETS
Bonds I 69323.038 72
StOCkS WfiltlilJH
Mortgage loans on real
estate
176,082.00
Real estate, less encum
brances - S. 123.870.06
Cash and bank deposits 8.934,671.44
Agenta' balances or un
collected premiums 7,188.232 35
Interest dividends and
real estate Income due
and accrued 366.587.03
Other assets 8,007,446.70
Total admitted assets $183,612,119.89
. LIABILITIES. SURPLUS AND
OTHER FUNDS
Losses $ 31.364.010.00
Loss adjustment expenses 3.246.300.00
Unearned premiums . 61.937.134.59
Ail other liabilities 3.370.834.97
Total liabilities, ex
cept capital 102.118.479.56
Capital paid up . 5.000,000.00
Special surplus funds .... 0
Unassigned funds sur-
plus) 76.493,64043
Surplus aa regards poli
cyholders 81,493.84033
Total .
..S183.612.119.S9
STATEMENT OF INCOME
Premiums earned $ 83,558.837.64
Losses Incurred 47.220.839.72
Loss expenses incurred 3,844331.72
Other underwriting ex
penses incurred
31.933,094.71
Total underwriting de
ductions 83,018486.13
Net underwriting gain
or loss 1.459.448.31
Investment income , 4,616.309.91
Other Income : SJ92J0
Total, before federal In
come taxea
Federal income taxes
. Incurred .
44.233.83
Net Income . . a 2na an? 7.
Dividends to stockhold
ers 2.600,000.00
Dividends to policyhold
ers A
Capital changes (net) ....
Other Items affecting
surplus (net)
8,316.333-32
174.480.03
Total capital and sur
plus Items inet) 6.091,01323
Increase in surplus as
. regards policyholders 9.297.30130
BUSINESS IN OREGON
FOR THE YEAR
Net premiums received' $ 703.148 75
Net losses paid 345,779.43
Dividenda paid or cred
ited to policyholders 0
Principal office In Oregon, Portland
SYNOPSIS OF ANNUAL
STATEMENT
for the year ended December 31, 1953
of the
FIDEUTY-PHENIX FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY
of New York, in the State of New
York, made to the Insurance Com
missioner of the'Slate of Oregon, pur
suant to law:
ADMITTED ASSETS
Bonds $ 56.879.418.00
Stocks 287.659.725.00
Mortgage loans on real
estate 0
Real estate, less $0 en
cumbrances 220.514 02
Cash and bank deposits 6394,902.17
Agents balances or un
collected premiums ' 9.768,489.64
Interest, dividends and
real estate income due
and accrued 388.835 30
Other assets 5,111.068.40
Total admitted assets $366,420,952.43
LIABILITIES. SURPLUS AND
OTHER FUNDS
Losses $ 11,450.22985
Loss adjustment expenses 864.700.00
Unearned premiums 52.273.295.54
All other liabilities 7,130.35128
Total liabilities.
cept capital .
- 71.718.576S7
. 20.000.000.00
2,745.086.00
. 271,957.289.46
Capital paid up
Special surplus funds . -Unassigned
funds (sur
plus)
Surnlus as reffards noil,
Ci holders 294.702375.48
Total
' i ooo,--u.yas.4
STATEMENT OF INCOME
Premiums earned $ 49.803310.18
Losses incurred 23.927.45923
Loss expenses incurred 2245,90133
Other underwriting ex
penses incurred 21.670.08535
Total underwriting de
duction Net underwriting gain
or loss
Investment Income .
Other income -
48. 143. 446 01
1.664.T64.17
8.979.002.48
23.025.44
Total, before federal In
come taxes 10.618,74131
Federal income taxes
incurred 1.936.04563
Net income 8.682,69528
Dividends to stockhold
ers .
Dividends to policyhold
6200.000 J
ers
Capital changes (net) 0
Other items affecting
surplus (net) 45.188.34433
Total capital and sur
plus items (neti 38.688.34433
Increase in surplus as
regards policyholders 47 371 03931
BUSINESS IN OREGON '
FOR THE YEAR
Net premiums received $ 170,747.83
Net iosses paid 45.49l.li
Dividenda paid or cred
ited to policyholders 6
Principal oXlice in Oregon Poruaod.
Br IUGINE BURNS
Ranger-Naturalist
toise alone isn't old until he
passes 100.
As for plants, a sunflower lives
only one brief summer. Trees, of
course, live to be much older
and the oldest we know, far, far
older than the oldest animal is
the California redwood, over
4,000 years old.
But old as the redwood, it Is
mighty young compared to our
Rocky Mountains. They are mil
lions of years old. But as moun
tains go, even these Rockies are
young upstarts millions of
years younger than the Appala
chians. And, compared to the
earth, these Appalachians along
our East Coast are infants on ac
count of the earth being,, in all
probability, at least 3 billion
years old.
How big is big? '
When wi want to compare
anything that we know to some
thing big, we say: "As big as an
elephant." But compared to the
blue whale, the elephant is small
about as small as a mouse
alongside a giant.
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Legal notices
SYNOPSIS OF ANNUAL
STATEMENT
for the year ended December 31, 1955
or tne
ST. PAUL FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY
of St. Paul, in the State of Minne
sota, made to the Insurance Commis
sioner of the Stat of Oregon, pur
suant to law:
ADMITTED ASSETS
Bonds 8 62.686,680.62
Stocks ei.-).igi
Mortgage loans on real
estate
6325.97
Real estate less no en
cumbrances u,iuou
Caah and bank deposits 6,044,127.09
Agents' balances or un t
collected premiums
Interest, dividends snd
6,866,747.64
real estate income
due and accrued 858.631.11
Other assets 2.875318.71
Total admitted assets $164,587.10925
LIABILITIES, SURPLUS AND
OTHER FUNDS
Losses $ 12.691.165.40
Loss adlustmem expenses 825.000.00
Unearned premiuma 43.243257.89
All other liabilities 8.129.10925
Total liabilities, except
capital
64.888.833.14
20.000.000.00
6.000,000.00
Capital paid up
Special aurplua funds ..
unassigned I Unas (sur
plus)
73,698376.41
Surplus as regards DO-
ucynoiaers
99.698.276.41
Total .$164.587. 10925
STATEMENT OF INCOME
Premiums earned
52.753.517.48
27.097.464 92
2.534.829.92
21.596.719.05
Losses incurred
Loss expenses incurred..
Other underwriting ex
penses incurred
Total underwrlUng-
deductions 31329.013.89
Net underwriting gain
or loss 1.524.503 39
Investment income 5.229.919.95
Other Income 22,381.80
Total, before federal
income taxes 6.732.041.74
Federal Income taxes
Incurred 1.027.J00 94
Net Income 5.703,040.80
Dividends to stockhold
ers
3,440.003.61
Dividends to policy
holders .
000
000
Capital changea (net)..-
Other Items effecUng
aurplua (net)
12.861,147.02
Total capital and aur
plua items Inet) 9.421.141.41
Increase In surplus aa
regards policyholders 15.126,18231
BUSINESS IN OREGON
FOR THE YEAR
Net premiums received $ 638.224.84
Net losses paid . - 282,661.13
Dividends paid or cred
ited to pollcvholaera.. 000
Principle office in Oregon, Portland.
feepfwne
from
for IM
other rates from Medford
New York
Atlanta
Denver
I Station to
' minutes after
Call by
llasjss 'J teaptaM a bigtM rake ertrf tor
Wednesday, June 27. 1938
- But a mouse, again, is a$ big as
a giant when compared to a flea.
And there are tiny plants
bacteria so small that we
can't even see them at all with
out using high-powered micro
scopes.
But even these tiny plants are
enormous when compared to
atoms. And atoms are the tiny,
tiny particles everything in this
world of ours is made of. And of
course far, far too small to be
seen with our best microscopes.
Sun Really Big
So, from atoms to bacteria, to
mice to elephants to whales, and
yet, enormous as the blue whale
-4.7-S.
is, it would merely be a pin-point
on the side of a mountain. And
a mountain, in turn, wouldn't be
much more than a pimple on the
side of our earth. And our earth,
is so small that if the sun were
hollow a million of our earth
would not fill it.
But even our sun is tiny be
cause there are stars that are
millions of times ' bigger. And
even the biggest of these stars,
whose light comes down to our
earth, are but a tiny part of our
whole universe.
How fast is fast?
The fastest human being can
step off a mile in four minutes.
Race horses are faster. They can
gallop a mile in a little more
than one and a half minutes. But
our fastest birds like the duck
hawk can beat that all hollow:
they can make up to a mile in 20
seconds.
Automobiles Faster
Modern automobiles of course
are faster! The fastest racing
cars can whip six and a half
miles a minute. But beside a fast
plane, even these speeds are
slow. Today there are jets that
can travel faster than sound
and that is 12 miles a minute.
Rocket planes go even faster
LEGAL NOTICES
SYNOPSIS OF ANNUAL
' STATEMENT
for the year ended December 81. 1935,
ot ine
KI.KNS FALLS INDEMNITY CO.
of Glenns Falls. In the State of New
York, made to the Insurance Commis
sioner of the State of Oregon, pursu
ant to law:
ADMITTED A55r
Bonds S 37.168.52B.74
Stocks 14,076,824.04
Mortgage loans on real
estate v
Real estate, less $0 en
cumbrances
Cash and bank deposita
921.329.03
Agents' balance or un
collected premiums -117,073.07
Interest, dividends and
real estate income due
and accrued , 236.338.48
Other assets . 0
Total admitted assets 8 52.520,09436
LIABILITIES. SURPLUS AND
OTHER FUNDS
Losses 8 11.006.672.34
Loss adjustment expenses i.ou.3.o3
Unesrned premiums 18,628.991.09
All other liabilities 1.459,622.01
Total liabilities, ex
cept capital $ 32,576.240.09
Capital paid up 8 1.500.000.00
Special surplus funds 5.208.858.64
Unassigned funda (sur
nlus) 13334.995.63
Surplus as regards poli
cy nolders i,,i.-i
Total 8 52,520.09436
STATEMENT OF INCOME
Premiums earned ... 24.880.054.02
Losses incurred 12.097,092.05
Loss expenses incurred 2334,162.91
other underwriting ex
penses incurred 10.292.48436
Total underwriting de
ductions f 24,623,73922
Net underwriting gain
or loss 256.314 30
Investment Income 1,511,90429
Other income 0
Total, before federal in
come taxes 1.768,21-138
Federal Income taxea In
curred 391,807.74
Net income S 1376.411.65
Dividends to stockhold
ers 0
Capital changes (net) 0
Other items affecting
surplus (net) 1,136.312.48
Total capital and sur
plus items (net) S 1.136312.48
Increase in surplus aa
regards policyholders 2.312,724.13
BUSINESS IN OREGON
FOR THE YEAR
Net premiums received 0
Net losses paid - 0
Dividends paid or cred
ited to policyholders 0
Principal office in Oregon. 223 I. W.
Fourth street, Portland 4, Oregon.
MEDFORD
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. 1.90
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6 p.m. weekdays ana an day sunoay
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NIXON TO TALK IN MANILA
Manila, P.I. U.PJ U. S. Vice
President Richard M. Nixon will
deliver a speech here on, the
10th anniversary celebration ot
Philippine independence July 4,
it was announced today.
they have already sped more
than 1,600 miles an hour.
But compared to our own
earth's speed, this fastest rocket
is a slowpoke. Traveling its big
circle around the sun, our earth
goes more than I8V2 miles every
second. That means, in one
minute, it goes about 1,100 miles.
Can anything be faster? Oh,
yes indeed. Light, for one, trav
els 186,000 miles per second.
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more about this wonderful world
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beautifully illustrated by Harry
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(Released by McClure Newt
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Copyright. 195S, by Eugene
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LEGAL NOTICES
SYNOPSIS OF ANNUAL
STATEMENT
or the year ended December 31. 1955.
ATLAS ASSUKA.-siK lUMrsni,
LIMITED
of London, England, in the state of
Oregon, made to the Insurance Com
missioner of the State of Oregon, pur
suant to law:
ADMITTED ASSETS
Bonds 8 8.410.428.83
Stocks
4,476,11135
Mortgage loans on real
estate
Real estate, less $0 en
cumbrances
Cash and bank deposita
Agents' balances or un
collected premiums ....
0
882.11138
854,86832
Interest, dividends and
real estate Income due
and accrued .
56.652.21
486.930.48
Other assets
Total admitted assets $ 15.166.89937
LIABILITIES, SURPLUS AND
OTHER FUNDS
Losses S 1.245,451.00
Loss adjustment expenses 85,288.00
Unearned premiums 8,091,214.83
All other liabilities 963,236.75
Total liabilities, ex
cept capital $
8.385,190.58
500.000.00
0
Capital paid up 8
special surplus lunds
Unassigned funds (sur
nlus
Surplus as regarda poli-
cynoioera a
Total
.8 15.166.899.97
STATEMENT OF INCOME
Premiums earned 8 6344.930.63
Losses Incurred
3.324.865.15
394.38734
Loss expenses incurred
Otner underwriting ex
penses Incurred
Increase in reserve for
excess of losa cover
premiums
Total underwriting de
ductions 6399,579.42
154.648.79
446,063.00
22.17
Net underwriting gain
or loss
Investment income
Other income
Total, before
income taxea
federal
Federal income t
curred
0
291.43838
518,818.97
198.75734
Net income
Capital changes (net)
Other items aifecting
surplus (net)
Total capital and sur
plus items (net)
320,061.73
Increase in surplus as
regards policyholders 611,498.11
BUSINESS IN OREGON
FOR THE
Net premiums received 8 75.671.56
Net losses paid 47,19433
mviaenus paid or cred
ited to policyholders 0
Principal office in Oregon: Portland.
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Anti-Nixon Move
By Republican
Governors Denied
Atlantic City, N. J. U.R)
Gov. Fred Hall of Kansas insist
ed today that Republican gover
nors had not joined in an "anti
Nixon move" by failing to call
for renomination of Vice Presi
dent Richard M. Nixon.
Nixon's name was conspicu
ously absent in a petition circu
lated by Hall Tuesday among
GOP governors attending the
annual conference of governors.
All 20 of the Republicans pres
ent signed the resolution calling
for the renomination and re
election of Mr. Eisenhower.
Final sessions of the confer
ence were scheduled today. .
'Just for President'
Hall told a reporter that the
Eisenhower petition was intend
ed "just for the President," who
is convalescing from ah opera
tion at Walter Reed hospital in
Washington.
"There is no reason that we
can't send the President a get
well card without it being inter
preted as an anti-Nixon move,"
he said.
He said there had. been some
discussion of including the vice
president with other Republi
cans he consulted but that it was
decided to make it for Mr. Eisen
hower alone.
Asked if there had been any
complaints about excluding
Nixon, he said there had not
been. He said he endorsed Nix
on's renomination in March and
would be glad to join in signing
a petition for the vice president
if any is circulated.
Junction City Man
Dies in Car-Train Crash
Junction City (U.R) A truck
train collision here yesterday
took the life of LoyiJ E. Clemens
of Junction City.
Police reported that Clemens
was driving a pickup truck
when the vehicle collided with
a Southern Pacific locomotive
on the line's main crossing here.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed bids endorsed "Proposal for
the Installation of an Eight (8) Inch
Cast Iron Water Main on Fir Street
from Monroe Street to Melrose Ave
nue and on Melrose Avenue from Fir
Street to Graoe Street, in the City of
Medford, Oregon' will be received by
the City Council of the City of Med
ford. Oregon, at the office of the Su
perintendent of the Board of Water
Commissioners. City Hall, Medford,
Oregon, until 10:00 A.M. on the Sec
ond Day of July. 1956, and will then
be publicly opened and read.
The work for which proposals are
invited will be paid by Improvement
Fund warrants from assessments to be
levied upon the property benefited by
such work and tiy Water Commission
Warrants aa set forth in Section 48
of the "General Provisions".
- The work Includes the foUowingr
FURNISHING AND INSTALLING
Approximately 1,189 linear feet
Trench Excavation and Backfill
Approximately 1,105 linear feet 9"
Cast Iron Pipe
Approximately 84 linear feet 6"
Cast Iron Pipe
Approximately 3 ea. 8" Gate Valves
Approximately 4 ea. 6" Gate Valves
Approximately 3 ea. Fire Hydrants
Approximately 1380 lbs. Cast Iron
Pipe Fittings
Plans and Specifications may be
obtained at the Water Commission
Office in the City' Hall at Medford,
Oregon, upon the deposit of Ten (10)
Dollars, which sum so deposited will
be refunded if said Plans and Speci
fications are returned in good condi
tion within fifteen (15) days after the
opening of bids.
The necessary cast iron pipe, valves
and fittings may be purchased from
the Board of Water Commissionera at
their shop on Fir and Jackson Streets.
The right is reserved to reject any
or all proposals and to accept such
proposals as are to the best interest
of the City.
Dated this 21st day of June. 1956.
CITY OF MEDFORD, OREGON
By:
Robert A. Duff, Superintendent
- Board of Water Commissioners
An accident far from
home convinced me...
"It's great
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SEARS, ROEBUCK
CATALOG OFFICE
40 South Central '
Phone 2-6255
hands with .
Sen. George Warns
Washington U.R Sen. Wal
ter F. George warned the Sen
ate today against weakening the
free world's military strength
and thereby exposing the na
tion's children to the danger of
a future war.
George said "There is a chance
that conditions have so changed
in the past year that our chil
dren may be able to avoid the
horrors of another war."
Can't Make Cuts '
But, the Georgia Democrat
added, "They will not be able
to avoid the danger" if the Sen
ate, by heavy cuts in foreign
military aid spending, begins to
"liquidate the military strength
of the free world."
The veteran chairman of the
Senate Foreign Relations com
mittee expressed his views in a
speech prepared for the opening
Court Records
POLICE COURT
William Freeman Scruggs, failure to
stop at light, $5.
John Byron Ripley, failure to stop
at light. $5.
Delmar Gene Brood, failure to atop
at light, S5.
Emil Otto Muks, violation of basic
rule. $15.
Alice Delores Hibbert, failure to
stop at stop sign, $5.
Charlotte Brenneman, failure to
stop at signal, $5.
Cloudette McKinney, failure to
leave Information at scene of accident,
$23.
Charles Boland Lewis, violation of
basic rule, $10.
DISTRICT COURT
Neil Russell Dusenberry, overload,
$41.
Jackie William P e c h, overload,
$33.50.
Adolf Charles Larson Jr., insuffi
cient binder chains, $15.
Karl Merritt Proctor, overload. $30.
Thomas Jefterson Short, overload,
$15.
Robert Charles Sanderson, over
width. $15.
Kenneth Ray Patterson, overwidth,
$15.
Wilfred Bauldry, overload, $50.
William Davis Regan, truck speed
ing. $50. bail forfeited
Donald William Terrell, no red flag
un ena oi exienaea load, fio, bail
forfeited.
Arnold Gene Pence, no motor ve
hicle license, $6.
- Ronald John Lucien. failure to op
erate on right side of highway. $20.
Johnnie Irvin Sutton, overload. $49.
Carl Hayden Coffman, four in front
seat. $10.
Alan Michael McQuade, disorderly
conduct. ?30.
Donald Raymond Kezer, operating
HUM venule wiui drivers license
suspended. $30.
Charles Hubert Smith violation of
imbii; ruic, 919.
Samuel Porter Black, drunk on a
public highway, $30.
CIRCUIT COURT
Melba Myrna Poitevint vs. Froy Don
Joseph Herman Morris vs. Marlene
vwi-c munis, uivurtT compiaini.
Shirley Maureen Green vs. Ralph
Douglas Green, divorce decree.
Eifreda Crumpacker vs. Delbert El
win Crumpacker, divorce decree.
Kathryn Angeline Haskell vs. How
ard Carl Haskell, divorce decree.
Margaret R. Pratt vs. Willis V. Pratt,
flivnrre fnmr.l5lni
Byron E. Craven vs. Shirley Craven,
Si
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Against Weakening
of Senate debate on a bill to
authorize a $4.5 billion foreign
aid program.
"In good time we may be able
to reduce the size of our mili
tary assistance program, but I
doubt the wisdom of such a
move this year," George said.
Full Support Urged
He urged that the Senate sup
port the full $4.5 billion ap
proved 13-2 by the Foreign 'Rela
tions group.' He said "the good
of this nation will not be
Negotiations Resume
In Shipyard Dispule
Portland (U.R) Negotia
tions between the Pacific Coast
Metal Trade Council and rep
resentatives of some 123 ship
yard and repair firms were con
tinuing today in efforts to head
off a threatened strike.
The union which seeks a 21-
cent hourly pay increase com
pared to a nine-cent hike report
ed offered by management, has
threatened a strike after the con
tract expires Saturday. Some
10,000 to 14,000 men in West
Coast shipyards are affected by
the current talks. -
Dead line Sunday Classified is at
noon Saturday: 10 a.m. Monday for
Monday: other days 530 previous day.
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CONGRATULATIONS ARE GIVEN Thomas De Pree, 21,
polio victim, by Mrs. Dorothy De Pree (left), his mother
and Mrs. Helen Fitzgerald, teacher1, after he receives a
diploma from Chicago's Senn High School. He has been
unable to attend classes since 1949. (International)
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Military Strength
in favor of the bill of President
Eisenhower, the joint chiefs of
staff, the State department and
the committee.
President Eisenhower request
ed a total authorization of $4.9
billion. The House cut the total
to $3.8 billion, with $1 billion
of the total slash being taken
from military aid funds.
The Senate committee restor
ed a total of $703 million, in
cluding a $600- million restora
tion in military aid.
Sufherlin Girl Says .
Kidnaping Story Hoax
Eoseburg (L'.R) A 12-year
old Sutherlin girl who touched
off a police alarm here last Sat
urday when she said she had
been abducted by a strange man,
yesterday admitted that the tale
was part of a hoax, police said.
The girl was turned over to
Douglas county juvenile author
ities after confessing her story
that a man grabbed her from
in front of her home last Fri
day night, then sped away with
his hand over her month, was-i
false.
At the time, the girl told po
lice that the man had released
her a few miles from her home,
unharmed.
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