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t! ; ,. o -O -r r:-0 ."Ci . Ti'rvO- C-w r" r Cdp-P OoOQ00 o o o O o 0 O o u own u o p 9 J' O .. o o o o o1 8 O O o O O O o o o o c ) CD CO o o O o o Roy Cohn Harbors No Regrets Over McCarthy Hearings Iew or-UPl)-Roy Marmus and electronic equipment. Cohn, t storm center of the Army-McCarthy hearings and now highly successful law yer ind businessman, takes philosophic view of his brief but turbulent career: "In pub lic life you make enemies i equipped Only recently h was named chairman and already Ins put th company back on the earnings tracks after two years of losses. "This is a money-making railroad," he wholesale and in private life one by one." However, the scrarmv lpeal wizard told United Press In ternational that since the days when he was a TV celebrity, life has been "a little more comfortable." The 33-year-old Cohn, who was once tagged by the late Sen. Joseph McCarthy as "the most brilliant young fellow I have ever known," said he harbors no "major regrets" about the past and has not changed his mind about the controversial role he played in the Senate's 1953-54 investi gations of subversive activi ties. Opposed To Change "I'm pretty much opposed to change," the former chief counsel for the State Investi gations Committee asserted. Asked if he had any obser vations to volunteer on the present state of the nation Cohn snapped: "Pretty sorry. We just don't seem to have any backbone and do not seem to show any moral strength when we take a pushing around." Cohn a I -J said he believes , subversion is more prevalent today than during the "Mc Carthy era." "When you stop going around with a spray gun the insects are given a chance to multiply." Cohn, who was graduated from law school at 19 and had to wait until he was 21 to take the bar exams, is still a man In a hurry. In addition to a flourishing New York law practice, Cohn Is engaged in a diversity of busness activities. He heads a group which bought a sizeable itock interest in Lionel Corp., makers of toy electric trains Sports Director Cohn also is a director of Feature Sports, Inc., which is oromoting the rematch be tween Ingemar Johansson and Floyd Patterson now set for June 22 at the Polo Grounds here. He and eight others set up the company after buying out the promotion rights of Bill Rosensohn, who staged the first Johansson - Patterson championship bout. While conceding that nei ther he nor his partners have had any previous experience in the sports field, Cohn said he has no fear of coming out on the short end of the deal. "We have the money and therefore no one is going to push us around." Cohn also expects to cash in on the current Florida land boom. He said he is develop ing a resort area on Duck Key, one of the chain of islands off the southern tip of Florida. He recently put up his own house on the island and has joined the ranks of that happy breed of week end jet commuters to Florida. In Oil Business The dynamic attorney Is even dabbling in the oil busi ness. He said he has operating leaseholds on properties in Texas, New Mexico and Ken tucky, and they're doing "pretty good." He also is a director of the Union News Co., Universal Match and the Florida South ern Land Corp. With all these activities Cohn sajd he still finds time to teach law at New York Uni versity. He is unmarried and likes golfing, fishing, traveling and good Havana cigars. Tell her you love her with a crested jacket of carefree Orion only 5 M others of all ages will appreciate one f these cozy sweater jackets of novelty-stitched bulky-knit Orion acrylic, eh with a handsome detachable . crest Choice of two styles in white, vy or light blue at this low price. They are available in sizes 36 to 46. 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Truman's Why don't you ask him?" appointments secretary sur- Connelly did not comment rendered to begin an influ-jon moves by his and Caudle's ence peddling prison sentence i attorneys seeking a presiden Wednesday and told newsmen tial pardon. he had been conferring recent-1 At Charlotte, Caudle avoid- ly with his old boss. Matthew J. Connelly, 52. a key White House aide, turned himself in to the U.S. mar shal's office here after a four year battle to upset his con spiracy conviction. Four hours earlier, former Justice De partment official T. Lamar Caudle, 56. surrendered at Charlotte, N.C., to begin a two-year sentence on similar charges. "I've been in touch with the former President continually," Connelly told newsmen. "I talked with him as late as yes terday." Truman is in Char lottesville, Va. Asked the subject of his consultations with Truman, )ql 1-12 IMEDFORD cd newsmen by surrendering to a U S. deputy marshal at 6 a.m. He was legal chief of the Justice Department's Tax Di vision in the Truman admin istration. They will begin serving the sentences they received in St. Louis federal court June 14, 1956. Caudle and Connelly were indicted along with Harry I. Schwimmer, former Kansas City, Mo., attorney, for con spiring to prevent the crimi nal prosecution of Irving Sachs, a St. Louis shoe dealer, and income tax evader. Sachs, head of Shu-Stiles, Inc., was fined $40,000 on a plea of guilty to evading ) o Section C Tribune MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1960 Youth Writes Off Hit Traffic Fine Williams, Ariz. John Mar kie, 17, came home from Phoe nix with a lesson In careful driving. The youth had been arrest ed for passing a stop sign. When brought before a judge he was ordered to write "I will obey all traffic regula tions" on a blackboard until told to stop. 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