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16 The Newi-Review, Roteburg, Ore. Fri., July 13, 1956 Salem Couple Awarded Heavy Crash Damages MEDFORD Wl A federal court jury decided Wednesday night that a Seattle motorist should pay $33,022 to Claude Eas ton Bird of Salem and $9,784 to Bird's wife, Juanita, for injuries suffered in a highway collision north of here on Jan. 26, 1055. Howard Desully Hodson was the Seattle man against whom the damages were assessed. Both he and Bird, drivers of the cars in the collision, had alleged the other was negligent and each sued for damages. The jury, returning its verdict late Wednesday night, made no mention of Hodson's claim. It was considering both damage requests. RENT AN Ironnie Only if. . week COVERS IVERYTHINQ daUverr, lervlct and Instruction by factory trained perionl (Rental May Be Applied On Purchase) Iron everything you can wash, bcrni lifully, it. leu than half the time! 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Bouquet For Himself In a statement that apparent ly embraced other Democrats as nirine for the parly's nomination. Harriman also described himself as "the only fellow in the position to be a candidate for president" who could not be accused of hav ing ever been "soft on Commun ism." Harriman addressed a break fast meeting of Democrats serving their first term in the House. In Washington, Sen. Mansfield (D-Mont) said Eisenhower should "tell the American people" him self if he's going to run and "get away from the idea of telling. . . what his plans and decisions are through intermediaries." His plans were relayed through congressional leaders who visited him Tuesday. Several Democratic senators struck back at reports that Eisen hower was "irritated" the Democratic-controlled Congress for its handling of his proposed legisla tive program. j 1 Everyone - ? ' knows about the l who never drove over 35, or look Jong trip. 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If you are shopping tar that clean uied car far not more than $200. down pint, see this one today. 32,000 actual milei. O. D, & H Year to pay $595 IT'S WHESt YOU BUY THAT COUNTS Lockwood Motors Your Neighborly Ford Dealer Rose & Oak Sfi. and" 1430 S. E. Stephen. .j-. . .... t... -,.-ry- iiif ,n i, i, m. ., I SIXTEEN TONS A youthful interpretation of the ballad "Sixteen Tons" will feature Freddy Merk Friday and Sat urday nights during Laff-o-Rama shows at the Douglas County Fairgrounds. Proceeds for from the hometown community production go to the building fund of the Rose burg Youth Center, Inc. Freddy is a student at the Joy Powell Dance Studio. The show starts at 8:13 p.m. Tickets are on sale at Ott & Ricketts, Harmony House and from Roseburg teenagers. Seizure Forces Railway To Pay HULL, Que. W The wealthy Canadian Pacific Railway had owed Raymond Foucault $202.50 for five weeks and Foucault was tired of waiting. So he had the Ottawa-Maniwaki train one locomotive, one tender, one bag gage car and two passenger cars seized and ordered sold for auction. The railroad paid in 24 hours. The story goes hack to Oct. 7, 1933 when Foucault, a laborer, pleaded guilty to beating up a CPU employe on the train. Fou cault paid a $25 fine and court costs. Then the railroad, after long deliberation sued him for the time his victim had lost and compen sation for the injured man. I tie suit was dismissed June 4 after Foucault's lawyer argued that the railway had failed to file us damage action within a year of the assault, as required by Quebec law. This time the court ordered the railroad to pay Fou cauit $202.50 costs. Seizur Gets Action When the money wasn't forth coming, Foucault's lawyer applied for a seizure order. And on Mon day, as the train was about to set out on its 90-milc run the com muters homeward bound to cot tages in the Gatineau Hills. Court Bailiff Maurice Chevalier ap peared to demand Foucault's $202.50 plus $14. bailiff's fee. Since Stationmaster J. R. Thi baudcau couldn't pay up, Cheval ier "siczed" the train, as well as the benches, chairs, tables and typewriter in the station. The auc tion was set for July 23 unless the railroad paid up. Then he put the train in custody of its crew and let it make its run. Later a CPU attorney arrived with the $216.75 and the case was closed. 'Partnership' Plan Advocated At Power Hearing SPOKANE A Kaiser Alumi num and Chemical Corp. official warned the Corps of Army Engi neers Tuesday that hydroelectric proiects under construction planned in the Pacific Northwest will not meet power load require ments predicted by 1975 without added steam generation. The warning came from Norman L. Krey, Kaiser s Northwest op erations manager, at an Army En gineers hearing on the Columbia switched to Lewiston, Idaho, Wednesday. Other civic and business leaders appearing at Tuesday's session urged the Army Engineers to pro mote more flood control storage and back the "partnership" prin ciple in power and navigation de velopments. The president of the Washington Water Power Co. of Spokane, Kin sey Robinson, told the hearing he advocated a partnership plan for construction of Bruces Eddy Dam on the Clearwater River in Idaho. Ralph T. Gillespie, president of the Washington Farm Bureau Fed eration, advocated the partner ship plan in the construction of multi-purpose dams of the future. "Power should be primarily a function of private enterprise," the Spokane man said. Several representatives of the Inland Waterways Assn. urged that .navigation on the Columbia be extended to Wenatchee and on the Snake to Lewiston. Representatives of a numher of wildlife organizations appared to voice objections to several pro posed power and multipurpose developments. SAWLOG SALES DROP CORVALLIS Wi The volume of sawlog sales is lower than one year ago, the farm forest prod ucts report of the Oregon State College extension service said Tuesday. Prices for No. 2 Douglas fir sawlogs at Willamette Valley mills were $50 to $60 a thousand feet in the past week, the report said, with selected peelables to $65 for second growth and $68 for old growth. Peelers had a $20 range with a top of $110 in some parts of the valley. You can drive any of the medium price cars and get adequate trans portation . . . but when you own a big, powerful Chrysler, prestige is a built-in extra at no extra cost! You've got something others don't have. Drive a big Chrysler Windsor V-8 today . . . then let us tell you about the whopping big trade-in deal we can give you tliis week! Ul BIGGEST BUY OF ALL FINE CARS! ROSE MOTOR CO. W. 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