Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 26, 1960, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextI I t i i r I Confessed Truck Bomber Enters Innocent Plea Portland - (LTD - Gerald Allen Couzens, 20, whose con fession led to the arrest of Stereotyper Levi McDonald in connection with dynamit ing of 10 newspaper trucks Jan. 31, Thursday pleaded in nocent to a charge of injury to property by explosives. - Three others, all brothers, were scheduled to enter pleas this afternoon. They are Charles and Edward Snyder, 23-year-old twins, and Wil liam Snyder, 19. To Open Tuesday McDonald was arraigned Thursday on a second indict ment returned Wednesday after the first indictment against him in Multnomah county had been dismissed. Circuit Judge' Charles Red ding ordered McDonald and his counsel to appear at 2 p.m. next Tuesday to enter a plea or to offer motions. At torney William B. Murray in dicated he would have a mo tion ready. Murray said he would op pose the new indictment be cause he felt the case should not have been submitted to the same grand jury. Bail for McDonald here was reduced from $20,000 to $10,000. Trial Date Not Set Judge Redding did not set a trial date for Couzens, for whom he reduced bail from $10,000 to $2,000. All five also face Clacka mas county charges of injury to property by explosives. Four trucks here and six in Oregon City were damaged in the dynamitings. McDonald said he is inno cent of the charges. VEHICLE PREDICTION Washington -flJPD- The Bu reau of Roads predicted Thursday there would be 114 million motor vehicles on the nations roads in 1976, com pared to 70 million last year. . aoicc J&S MAR. 22 APR. 20 fcr 7- 9-28-31 S32-45-33 jf TAUtUS I MAY 21 TAR GAZEK! O SfMIM 5 JV JUNE 22 fv22 25-27-521 154-62-65 CAMCH JUNE 23 JULY 23 1-16-19-361 4M841-82I uo & JUL?U 23a. AUG. 23 7-1MS -41-74 AU V SEPT. 22 3-6-8-34 46-75-89-901 -B- CLAY K. POLLAN- JK , your Daily Activity Guide M Hr According lo the Slort. 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()Good ()Advast tNcnJ KOVW OCT. 24 ( NOV. 22 ' 12-13-24-301 1 K9-78-83-84'l'l SAGITTARIUS NOV. 23 DEC 22 lrr u. PO-765-86 ' CAPIICOtM DEC 23 JAn! hitw a 1J-I-WM 1-1 Ltf-49-87-88VSa AQUAUIUf JAN. 21 FEB. If 5-33-39 161-64-67 SP nscis FEB. 20 1 MAR. 21 m-i4-i8-38a 142-50-55 Quotes From the News By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Frankfurt, Germany-Elvis Presley, when asked to com pare European to American girls: "The girls I've met here are nice, but I wouldn't say they were nicer than American girls." New York-Miss Lee Morgan, founder and director of Sci entific Introduction Service, Inc., on what a woman looks for in a man when seeking a husband: "They ask for the manly type, someone neat, attractive and congenial and few have any reservations against bald ness." Squaw Valley-Goalie John McCartan, the hero of Thurs day's 2-1 upset victory of the U.S. hockey team over the Ca nadian team, after his teammates congratulated him: "Now we feel that we can beat anybody." Shannon, Ireland-Farmer Michael Casey, commenting on the crash of an Italian airliner near Shannon airport today: "The whole hillside seemed aflame. All around came frightened moans. The dead were flung all about." BROADCAST WC JOKE Charlotte, N. C- (DPD -Charlotte radio station WKTC Thursday broadcast a musical version of the "water closet" joke ;told by television come dian Jack Paar. But it wasn't repeated. Station officials de cided it waa "in poor taste." PROFESSIONAL COURTESY Knoxville, Tenn.-IUPD-Police raided a bailbond office locat ed in the rear of the city jail Thursday and arrested the two proprietors on . lottery charges. . They were . freed when a competing bail bond firm posted bond for them. Wall Street Two Injured in Highway Mishap Chatter New York-UPD-It appears now that profits for the see ond quarter will not be quite as good as for the first three months, which should be ex cellent, says Lucien O Hooper of W. E. Hutton & Co. And the consensus for the third quarter, particularly for the steel and auto industries, Hooper notes, is that earn ings will be considerably low er than for the first half of the year. "One of the remarkable things is the continued popu larity of the so-called science stocks. High price-earnings ra tios are not inspiring any im portant selling in this elassl fication," he adds. Spear & Staff recommends purchase of Mack Trucks on weakness, even though the is sue is selling at around eight times earnings. Despite the adverse effects of the steel strike, Mack set new highs in sales and earnings for 1959, the investment advisory serv ice points out. "... The Prospect of a healthy credit background has constructive implications with respect to the longer business outlook," says Sidney B. Lurie of Josephthal & Co. "We no longer need be fear ful that tight money will choke off the upturn . . . the lagging residential building industry may later be helped by greater credit availability . . . and the base supporting capital goods expansion will be broadened," Lurie notes. MANIA FOR ALLIGATORS Atlanta, Ga.-IWD-Roger Orr, 19, admitted at his arrest Thursday that he had stolen a six-foot alligator from the city zoo three times in recent months. "The guy just had a mania for alligators," a de tective said. Corvallis-(UPD - The Benton County Welfare Commission has decided that physicially fit men on county welfare rolls are going to have to work for their money. Two persons were injured in an accident yesterday in the Phoenix area involvmg two cars and a parked vehicle, state police reported today. Clarence Albert Kirtpatrick, 82, of Grants Pass, driver of one car, suffered leg and side injuries. Willis Gene Haight, 29, of 1341 Iowa st., Ashland, suffered chest, knee and head injuries, police said. Both men were taken to Rogue Val ley hospital. Attendants re ported Kirtpatrick in good condition and Haight in fair condition today. The Kirtpatrick car was southbound on Highway 99 and was making a left turn into a private driveway when Haight's car skidded on wet pavement and hit Kirtpat- rick's car on the right side, state police said. Force of the collision knocked the Kirt patrick car into a parked car owned by George Paul Ras mussen, 21, of Acorn Way, Medford. A one-car accident occurred last night on Scenic dr. near the Seven Oaks rd. in the Central Point area, state po lice said. A car driven by Hesta Johnson, 45, of Central Point, was westbound on Scenic dr. when it failed to make a curve, hit a ditch, a stump and turned over, police said. Johnson declined medical at tention, officers added. Mike Hartley Injured In Skiing Accident Word has been received here of a recent skiing acci dent involving Mike Hartley, son of Mrs. Jack Hartley, 1408 Fortune dr., and the late Mr. Hartley. Hartley, a freshman at the University of Denver, Colo., broke his leg while training for the university's ski team. He is reported to be conva lescing at St. Luke's hospital in Denver. Set The Dinah Short Chtvy Show Ni color Sundiys, NBC-TV-the Pat Boom Chevy Showroom weekly, ABC-TV. -5 New Division of Service Started A new division of Service Unlimited has been started by Dana L. Platz and Hazel A. Platz at 204 Franklin build ing, it was announced this week. The division, to do' business as All-Service Temporary Em ployment, will deal strictly with temporary employment to fill positions in companies due to illness, peak load emergencies and vacations. It was explained that the persons will be paid by All Service Temporary Employ ment and not be added to the company's payroll. This will save the company the addi tional work involved with tax accounting for temporary em ployees. Mice can go without water for 30 days. Medford Woman to Appear in Court Billie Jean Smith, 37, of Glen Oak court, was ar raigned in district court this week on a charge of petty larceny. Her case was con tinued until this afternoon for her to enter a plea. Billie Smith was arrested by Medford city police Tues daydun a district court war rant. The original complaint was signed by the manager of the Sears, Roebuck and com pany, 501 East Jackson st., and charged her with taking a blue dress valued at $10.98 from the store. She is represented by A. E. Piazza. District Judge Roy Bashaw released her on her own recognizance. New Hampshire produces most of the mica found in the United States. PAY CANAL RENT Washington-(CPD -The State Department announced Thurs day it paid $1,930,000 to Pan ama in 1960 "rent" on the MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or. 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EVENING IN PARIS DEODORANT ROLL-R If you think we're enthusiastic about the revolutionary Corvair, leaf through the leading automotive, sports and science magazines and see what the experts are saying. The quote above (by Jim Whipple of Car Life) and those below will give you a good idea how they're greeting the car that "represents the greatest collective engineering change made in any American automobile in the past 40 years." "CorvaiVs steering is so light that at parking speeds it feels power assisted; it is so precise as to be absolutely without plav. and it is fast enough to allow complete control over every situation. . . . Judged bv itself, the steering system is among the finest I have ever had the pleasure to handle." . Karl Ludvigftn. Sports Can Illustrated "Most surprising tiling to me outcide of the excellent handling charac teristics was the feeling of roominess inside. I didn't realize how small the car was until I got out, because I didn't have the sensation of driving a small ear and the headroom was greater in the Corvair than in some standard size cars. . . ." L. H. Hauck, Automotive A'eus The car steers like a feather and is extremely quick. . . . This is a beautifully designed automobile, engineered by real pros. . . ." Tom McCahill, Mechanix Illustrated "So far as shopping goes, the Corvair is a housewife's dream. It's small and easily maneuvered without any power ' steering, and so easily parked . . . it's lot easier to unload a cart full of groceries into a front trunk at the supermarket than it is into a rear one." Rosemary Francis, Popular Science "I want to state as firmly as I can that the Corvair handles as beauti fully arid is as safe as if not safer than any family car on the road today." Jim Whipple, Car Life "There is none of the typical whine normally associated with rear-engined vehicles. Inside the car, the effect is quite unlike anything we have ever experienced. It almost seems that there is no engine, and the general effect is so quiet as to be almost uncanny." John R. Bond, Road & Track "The Corvair must be driven to be fully appreciated.. No written word tan suffice for the genuine pleasure that you will receive behind the wheel of America's newest and most advanced contribution to trans portation . It is a great car." : Don Steivart, Motor Life corvair by Chevrolet OR STICK Reg. I 1 75c l1-, I For Relief of Cold and Sinus Miseries! DRISTAN Helps drain all EIGHT sinus cavl- 98c size ties. 3-layer ff tablet. 24's. WW METRECAL DIETARY FOR WEIGHT CONTCOt the easy scientific way to lose weight per can Astee'ishma relit fer lltrfy sftrrt, cl.... healthier home erR yor 'rewtd. 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