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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.
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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.
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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. C
Friday, Feb. 26, 1960 A
Panama Canal under treaties
which set up the Canal Zone.
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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
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