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Land Agency Supports
Nez Perce Land Grant
PORTLAND (AP) The Interior
Department's regional office here
aid Thursday the agency is sup
porting legislation to give the Nez
Perce Indian trihe a 1,700-acre
tract on the reservation.
The tribe expects to develop
much of that acreage into an In
dian village as a tourist attraction.
The federal government has con
tended it owned the land under
terms of a treaty signed with the
Indians in 189a. The Nez Perce
have insisted they own the land
and went to court to sccuie title.
Witness Tells McDonald Planned
Bombing Of Portland Trucks
PORTLAND (AP) The prose
cution in the trial of Levi S. Mc
Donald called to the stand Friday
one of four men accused with Mc
Donald in the bombing of 10
trucks that hauled for struck
Portland newspapers.
William Snyder, 19, of Boring,
Ore., said on the stand in circuit
court here that McDonald plotted
the bombings.
Snyder, his two 23-year-old twin
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brothers Edward and Charles:
and (ierald Allen Couzens, 20, all
have pleaded guilty to the bomb
ings. McDonald is on trial for the
bombing of four trucks in Port
land. He also is under indictment
on a similar charge, damage to
property by explosives, in nearby
Clackamas County for the bomb
ing of the other six trucks in Ore
gon City. Both bombings were
Jan. 31.
McDonald was on the negotiat
ing committee of the Stereotypers
Union when it struck me Oregon
ian and Oregon Journal Nov. 10.
Snyder said his brother, Ed-
ward, and McDonald conferred
the night of Jan. 27 at Edward's
j home. He said in answer to a
; question that McDonald did not
i at that meeting mention using
! dynamite.
Snyder said McDonald that
j night suggested numerous ways
! in which trucks could be damaged
"to help get the strike over with."
Snyder said talk centered on put
ting metal filings in truck trans
missions, flattening tires and
shooting rifle bullets into engines
i of trucks on the hignway.
I "I had some armor - piercing
I shells," he said. "We were talk
; ing about shooting into engines of
the cars on the highway."
Snyder said he, his two brothers
and Couzens understood they
would get $1,000 for four dyna
mitings. The four of them, he said, went
with McDonald in McDonald's car
to the Wymore Transfer Co., Ore
gon City, and to the Oregon Film
Service, Charles L. Gallien and
Johnston Brothers installations In
Portland to plan bombings. , He
said McDonald suggested the ex
plosives be put in the cabs of the
trucks.
Bombings actually took place at
the Oregon Film Service and Wy
more Transfer Co.
The trial opened Monday.
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Police Chief Warns
'Go-Cart' Operators
Roseburg Chief of Police Vernon
M. Murdoch Jr. today Said par
ents who let their children operate
go-carts on public streets or high
ways may find themselves facing
a traffic charge.
Murdoch pointed out that "go
carts" and other types of minia
ture motor vehicles are not prop
erly equipped to operate on public
roads and no one under 16 has
a legal right to drive any type of
vehicle.
He said that no law has yet
been put in effect making them il
legal on private property. He
pointed out that several complaints
have been called in to the police
department about go-carts making
loo much noiso in the vicinity of
Joseph Lane Junior High School,
but added this area Is outside the
city limits and city police have no
jurisdiction over it.
Murdoch said the small ears
present a ral hazard to the safe
j ty of children because they are so
I low they are nut of the line of
vision of moralists.
; He pointed out that state safety
officials also oppose permitting
children to operate the small ve
hicles in competitive events on
private property.
In issuing the wafning here,
Murdoch pointed out that several
arrests have already been made
in the state on persons permitting
an improperly equipped vehicle to
operate or permitting an unli
censed person to drive a motor
vehicle.
Kiwanians Plan
Calendar Sale
The Winslon-Dillard Kiwanis Club
has scheduled a calendar sale to
raise money for youth programs
and the community park recreation
area.
Members will make door lo door
sales of the birthday calendars.
The sale will start May 10, ac
cording to Alfred Daniels, chair
man of the calendar sales commit
tee.
Flegel Is Busy
Campaigner
Rep. Al flegel, ' a busy cam
paigner, will be on the road much
of the time between now and the
primary election May 20, he said.
jne uougias uounty Democratic
leader is making appearances in
Gresham, Lebanon, Albany, Med
ford, and will spend an extended
period of time in a scurry for
votes in Multnomah County. Flegel
is in Portland this wekend and
will return cn Monday.
Flegel's chief mission In Port
land is to seek support in his
races for Democratic national com
mitteeman and delegate at large
to the national convention.
The Roseburg transfer company
operator is also seeking a state
Senate post and is a precinct om
mitteman candidate, but his pri
mary battles center upon the
state-wide jobs.
Flegel has contended that he it
seeking the national committee
men post primarily to bring har
mony into the party which is now
missing. Where there has been
bickering between the current na
tional committeeman and top
Democratic party figures, Flegel
said, his own role as former coun
ty chairman and as state conven
tion chairman are among proofs
of his own ability to achieve co
operation and leadership.
Six-Year Cancer
Survey Under Way
Mrs. J. A. Colburnn and Mrs.
Maurice Ncwland, both of Rose
burg, chairmen of the survey in
Douglas County for the American
Cancer Society, today said the
county will have a living stake in
the six-year study just getting un
der way to determine why some
people get cancer and others do
not.
They said this living stake will
come about because 468 Douglas
County families, 910 individuals,
have supplied information on their
health history and living habits
which will go to make up the sur
vey report.
The information will be used by
cancer research scientits to test
various theories about the causes
of cancer, which currently takes
the lives of some 265,000 Ameri
cans annually.
The Douglas County families will
be contacted each year during the
study to check on illness, deaths,
changing of living habits and other
things which might effect the
start of cancer.
Douglas Musicians
To Host Symphony
The Douglas High School music
department will host the Eugene
Junior Symphony orchestra in a
concert at Roseburg May IS at 3:30
p.m.
The orchestra, under the direc
tion of Byron Miller, will perform
at the community Building at the
Douglas County Fairgrounds.
The orchestra features 70 out
standing young musicians select
ed from the Eugene area.
As a special added attraction,
the Douglas High School A Capclla
Choir under the direction of Irene
McLaughlin, will perform a snort
program of three numbers during
the concert. Also featured on the
program will be Wendy Hunt, flut
ist who has been featured several
limes with the Douglas High band.
Tickets for the event are now
on sale at Ricketts' Music Store
and Graves' Music Store in Rose
burg and at Rice's Music Store in
Myrtle Creek. They may also be
obtained by contacting Douglas
High School or any band or choir
member.
Store Reports Theft
A .22-caliber pistol was stolen
from the Roseburg Montgomery
Ward Store either late Wednesday
afternoon or early Thursday morn
ing, Roseburg police reported to
day. The pistol was reported stol
en from a display case in the
store by a salesman Thursday.
Value of the pistol was reported
at $49.50.
Pill Roller Dies At 101
WORCESTER, Mass. (AP) -Victor
Bergwcll. who worked as
a pharmacist until he was 99, died
Thursday night at the age of 101.
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Multnomah County's C. Girard
(Jebby) Davidson appeared in
Roseburg Thursday on his election
eering campaign. He's a candidate
for re-election as Democratic na
tional committeeman. His rivals
are Roseburg's state Sen. Al Flegel
and James H. Moore of Portland.
Davidson explained that the na
tional committee organization is
misunderstood. The group consists
of two persons from each state,
a committeeman and committee
woman. They meet periodically
and determine Democratic party
policy on a national level.
They have no function on a
state level, said Davidson, and
they meet periodically in Washing
ton, D.C., principally and some
times in other places. Contrary
to widespread belief, the national
committee has no patronage to dis
pense, added Davidson.
Davidson, a Portland attorney,
was assistant secretary of the in
terior under Pres. Harry Truman.
He was also general counsel for
the Bonneville Power Administra
tion from 1940 to 1946, and the
long-time general counsel for the
National Hells Canyon Assn.
Davidson was recently named
chairman of the National Resourc
es Committee of the Democratic
Advisory Council, and his program
for development of national re
sources will prove of great bene
fit to the Pacific Northwest, should
he be retained as committeeman,
he contended.
In Roseburg he was a guest for
a coffee hour at the home of Mrs.
Steve i'erche, 651 NE Meadow
Ave.
His Douglas County re-election
committee includes Ed Clark, busi
ness agent for the Lumber and
Sawmill Workers, No. 2949; Mrs.
Ferche; William D. Green, and;
Daniel P. Koehane, attorneys;
Charles Lynch, financial secretary
of the International Woodworkers
of America, AFL-CIO, No. 3-436;
Robert J. Caley, business agent
and financial secretary to the Car
penters and Joiners' Local, No.
1961; and Mrs. Maxine Weisman,
housewife, he said.
Safe Auto Check
Slated Saturday
- The first of four weekly auto safe
ty inspections will be held Saturday
at two locations in Roseburg, Po
lice Chief Vernon M. Murdoch Jr.
said today.
Check stations will be set up
it the Harvard Ave. underpass
and in the 1700 block of Diamond
Lake Blvd. Inspectors from the po
lice department, Roseburg auto
clubs and two garages will be on
duty from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Mur
doch said.
The inspections aren't manda
tory, the chief said, but window
stickers will be issued to motor
ists whose cars are found to be in
safe condition.
Other inspections will be held on
Saturdays this month.
Hit-Run Deer
ALBANY, N Y. (AP)-A sports
car driver was injured by a hit-and-run
deer Thursday.
Robin Knox, 19, was driving
through Thacher State Park when
a deer leaped over the car. A
hoof struck Knox on the head.
Knox was hospitalized.
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