Medford mail tribune., March 22, 1963, Image 5

MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON
Quotes From the News
Ossining, N.Y. Frederick Charles Wood, killer ol live
, Just before his electrocuthlon at Sing Sing:
'I have a speech to make. This is an educational pro)-
. You ire abou witness the damaging etfeet elec
tncity will do to Wood. Enjoy yourseli."
Vienna A Vatican source, doubting that imprisoned
wuuuidi niinaszenty win ask mercy m the current
Hungarian amnesty: .
! . . "It would not be pride that would keep the cardinal
. from asking mercy but the fact that he does not in con
science believe he commiled crimes."
Jersey City, N. J. The Rev. James Carey, defending his
uu on sieaay aaung at St. Michael's High School:
"We see the results all around us in the growing nunv
bar of teenage unwed mothers. Can we doubt the cause?"
-President Kennedy, "defending Robert S,
Washington-McNamara
... ..." Wa.have a very good, effective secretary of defense,
: with a great deal of courage who is willing to make hard
. decisions, and who doesn't mind when they are made that
a good many people don't like it."
Qthe bible
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Sleeping Less Adds
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Trial of Marine
Instructor Begins
San Diego, Calif. -WP&- The
court-martial of the third Ma-
rine drill instructor accused
within two months of mal
treating recruits begins today
at the Marine Corps recruit
depot.
It was disclosed Thursday
that two instructors appeared
before separate court-martial
boards last month and plead
ed guilty.
Sgt. Carlton L. Slay, 33
San Diego, was ordered to
answer today 18 counts of
maltreatment or cruel and un
usual punishment involving
15 recruits.
Authorities said specific
charges against Slay included
such actions as punching in
the stomach, hitting in the
face and pushing against a
wall locker. One recruit,
Harold W. Anthony, 18,
Greenville,- 111., said he was
doing pushups and Slay slam.
med him to the floor seven
times.
The two instructors who
pleaded guilty were S. Sgt.
James L. Leighton, 29, San
Diego, and Cpl. James C.
Holt, 22, Cincinnati.
Leighton pleaded guilty to
maltreating eight recruits, to
forbidding a maltreated re
cruit to testify against him
and to failing to report mal
treatment commuted by a
subordinate, Slay.
Major U.S. Problem
Said Unemployment
Portland - IUPD - The major
domestic problem in the Unit
ed States is unemployment,
the president of the National
Association of Manufacturers
said Thursday.
W. P. Gullander of New
York sad the national tax
structure has prevented build
ing up of enough capital to
keep the economy going fast
enough to provide jobs.
Gullander was here for a
meeting of local manufacturers.
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FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1963
Try and Stop Me
-By BENNETT CERF-
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"Please don't overestimate our big new Mercs"
Lots of people never get close enough to
, our cars to read the price stickers. Going
by appearances, they figure these big,
" rich-looking Mercurys must be pretty
expensive. So they shop for something
less. (And usually end up paying more.)
This is unfortunate. For them. And us.
So let's set the record straight. ..with a
' .U.S. Government price sticker. There
' it is in black and white. $2834 including
; everything you read there. The usual
qualifications about license, tax, destina
;". nbn charges are properly listed.
No "stripped-down" price: We don't
think that kind of come-on is cute, or
good business. Our cars are fully dressed
...w ith the expected number of ash trays.
' sun visors and hubcaps. Of course, if you
can go over $2834, we offer options like
power steering and swing-away wheel;
power brakes and deep pleated bucket
seats. Larger engines. You can add these
and other amenities of modern motoring
and still stay under $3500.
No warmed-over "small? car: When
you buy a Monterey, you're buying an
honest-to-goodness big car. In si:e and
ride, power and appointments. The Mon
terey's basic body panels and door open
ings, for example, are not inherited from
a lesser model. Our stylish and sensible
rear window feature is nowhere else to
be found. Come in and see for yourself.
Ffl MERCURY
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You're aluays uclcome to try our models ami prices on or ji;e. TWj uhut ue're here for.
MEDFORD MOTORS, Inc.
225 South Riverside
A CUSTOMER who wore a tight-fitting coat with a ratty
looking fur collar stamped into the village store and
told the startled clerk, "I would like to purchase your entire
stocK ol eggs, tomatoes,
and over-ripe fruit"
"Gee wilUkins," said
the clerk, "you must be
going to see that old ham
play 'King Lear for the
Shakespeare Repertory
bunch tonight"
"V replied the cus
tomer haughtily, "am the
old ham."
.
Tale of woe from the
Soho district of London. A
resident waa fined three
pounds for leaving a pile of
rubbish In the street Turned out to be a second-hand jalopy nil
son had bought from a dealer in Oxford.
DEFINITIONS:
Kindergarten teacher: One who should know how to
. make the little things count
Hobby: Hard work you'd never do for a living-.
, Nostalgia: Longing for places you'd never dream of
moving back to.
A big TV star's salary: The haul of fame.
Englishlepartment at Yale: The Chamber of Commas.
Bachelor: A fellow who has the time of your wife at a
party.
True justice: When a stenographer tosses her gum out
of a fortieth-story window and then steps on it as she
leaves the office for the day.
O U&t. by Bennett Cert. Distributed by Kin Futures 8yndlcU
Your Money's
Worth
By SYLVIA PORTER
Copyright, Hall Syndicate, Inc.
LEVITTOWNS IN THE COMMON MARKET
In the past SO years, greater strides have been made in
creating comforts in housing and in making them widely
available than throughout all previous history. A pioneering
contributor to that progress has been William J. Levitt, presi
dent of Levitt & Sons, Inc., the firm which for the first time
applied mass-production techniques to the housing industry
after World War II and built the world-famous Levittowns.
Levitt is still pioneering, as this interview reveals.
Porter: I know you have started to export the Levitt mass
techniques and . philosophy outside the continental United
States - specifically, I hear, to France and Puerto Rico. Are
there any new developments in your overseas operations?
. Levitt: You're prescient. In Paris, we have already in
vested in high-rise and garden apartments. The first houses
in a Levitt community in San Juan will be ready for occu
pancy in a year. I'd like to tell you more about our plans
for Western Europe especially France but an announce
ment now would be premature.
Porter: Just by saying this you've given us the news that
Levittowns are about to go into the Common Market, "espec
ially France." Are you now. looking for fundamental design
changes in houses? .
Levitt: Not in the immediate future. Colonial, Georgian
and Cape Cod are still among the most popular U.S. houses
and their facades haven't changed markedly in 200 years.
The public doesn't want radical-looking housing. The best
evidence is the fact that the pre-fabricators have reverted
from modern to traditional design. .
Porter: No design improvements at all in the offing?
Levitt: The trend toward increasing use of glass will
accelerate. Sliding, wall high panels, patio doors, glass walls
- call them what you will - more and more houses are going
to have more and more glass to blend interior and exterior
living.
Porter: The third major element of a house. In addition
to equipment and design, consists of the materials with which
the design is executed. How about tnem:
Levitt: Here is the excitement of the future of American
housing. Most of it derives from the plastics and veneers.
We're already experimenting with vinyl-covered walls which
will be better looking, longer lasting and easier to clean.
Technicians are working on warp-proof doors and win
dows with lifetime finishes. Wood, stone and brick exteriors
made from veneers of the natural materials already permit
greater quality at the same price and are certain to Improve.
A chemical company recently announced a film coating that
can be bonded to almost any building material and make it
maintenance-and-fade free. Here is where the exciterhent is.
Porter: With costs of building materials and of labor still
rising, how can over-all costs be kept in line?
Levitt: When you consider the quality of today's house,
housing costs have been kept In line. There are no convincing
figures on comparative housing costs because there is no
comparative housing. A 1963 house is so much better than,
say, a 1933 house of the same size and type that comparisons
are simply not valid. Houses are like automobiles in this
instance. In dollars the cost of a two-bedroom frame house
with 1,000 square feet of floor space has increased about the
same amount in the past' 30 years as the consumer price level.
Porter: American houses appear to get larger every year.
In 1960 the average FHA-lnsured new home had 1,142 square
feet of floor space compared with 894 square feet only 10
years earlier. Is this trend primarily due to larger families?
Levitt: It's also a return to an earlier American practice.
Except in cold New England, houses tended to be roomy until
the burgeoning of big cities and their high lands costs. Land
is less expensive in the suburbs and we can afford to follow
our own tradition. '
Porter: So the House of Tomorrow will generally be like
today's? .
Levitt: A better house of today. And mass production
can improve quality because of tighter controls. Cadillacs
are mass-produced, you know.
Cases Rested in
Income Tax Trial
Portland - IUPD - Both sides
rested their cases Thursday
in the federal income '.ax
trial of Otto Heider Sr., Sheri
dan. The case was heard without
a jury. Federal Judge Cus
Solomon will receive written
briefs in the next 140 days.
A final decision is not ex
pected for more than six
months. The charge involved
Income taxes in 1953 and
1954.
Nashville, Tenn. - L'PB -Dave
McCutchen, brought be
fore Judge Allen Cornelius
on a public drunkenness
charge Thursday, said he
would like time to finish his
spring garden. He got a six
month probation. "Thanks a
lot, judge," McCutchen said.
"I'll bring you a mess of them
anions when they come in."
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