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CAN LINER FROM A SEVEN TWO SEVEN PASSENGER AIRCRAFT.
ON NOVEMBER TWENTY FIVE LAST, A SIXTY FIVE PLYMOUTH
STATION WAGON REPORTED STOLEN AT ROSEBURG, OREGON, ON
NOVEMBER TWENTY FOUR LAST, WAS RECOVERED ABANDONED NEAR
BENTON AIRPORT WHERE VEHICLE HAD BEEN DRIVEN APPROXIMATELY
SEVENTY FIVE FEET INTO HEAVY MANZANITA BRUSH IN AN
OBVIOUS ATTEMPT TO CONCEAL ITS LOCATION. A SEARCH OF THIS
VEHICLE DISCLOSED THE PRESENCE OF TWO STRAPS, ONE OLIVE
DRAB CANVAS MATERIAL AND THE OTHER OF YELLOW NYLON MATERIAL
NOT UNLIKE MATERIAL USED IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF PARACHUTES.
SEVERAL LATENT FINGERPRINTS WERE LIFTED FROM THE INTERIOR
OF THIS VEHICLE.
ON NOVEMBER TWENTY NINE INSTANT, [REDACTED], TELE-
PHONICALLY ADVISED THAT HE HAD OBSERVED THE COMPOSITE
DRAWING OF UNSUB AND HE CONSIDERS THE COMPOSITE TO BE