Article September 20, 1969 Issue

Lost and Found: One Motorcycle

[For young adults]

BARBARA JUERGENS FOX

Do you sometimes get the helpless feeling that you're an innocent victim?

I know a high school senior who felt that he had been unjustly victimized when his motorcycle was stolen.

Barry had a complicated daily itinerary that included classes at both a local college and his high school, so he put his life savings into this motorcycle as the only efficient means of transportation. He was very proud of his cycle. On weekends he spent hours polishing it and adjusting minor troubles, and he always left it carefully locked in the campus parking lots. Nevertheless, one day he came out of class and found that it was gone.

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