Medford mail tribune., July 27, 1956, Image 5

Portland Girl Talks 'New Names Hinted Stassen Can't Be Written Off as
Tc King of Thailand n Embezzlement 'Political Bumbler on Nixon Move
lsi Case of Auditor
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Spr:r.2f .eid, IV. L Anoth
er cr. rt appearance was sched
uled for former auditor Orville
:r.E E. H'ias'- today m r.e S ! .000.000
en phony rhK f-sr.d;il in which
more ' r.-.'.' n;-:' - ' rrav be
By LYLE C. WILSON ; Stassen lacked political courage was dreaming of the presidential
United Press Correspondent , nor that he always plays the nomination as the convention
Washington "j.R; - Before i Mme according to the rules. i ballotti showed Mr. Eisen-
,, , , c-, ..-Still After Presidency
wramg off harold E. Stassen as , At hower wilh a !ong lead He urged
a political bumbler. a couple of-wmder governor o Minnesota, his Minnesota delegation to stay
X ' "'" "I"" " He won two more terms and was i mm mm. ine delegation desert
considered; Rp,-,,,hUran orpsi.;ed him. however, to cast the
v. ..ich suggest ; dential nomination in 1S44. aged ! votes which made the genera!
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popv. :r. t.p
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-d ST.l oon ,
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fcd-rally-i:i.-'.
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Marion Jury Begins
Lewd Magazine Study
s
coun?v
m
rand
Th" Marion
vrstr-rday be-
to po an. expert
:d Chicago on
d:fmei.'- -iiarg:ng
i of $375,677 in
rod bank funds,
r auditor entered
a plea of innocent Thursday here
at his arraignment on 46 indict
ments chsrair.a him with fors
rry. confidence game and em
bezzlement to Bct S637.000 of
the- s'a'r- s morey.
Ma.owr.ile. Sangamon county
s,;te s a'orncy George P. Cout-
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tr.at he's not so
A aumb. after all.
First, he's in
the news again.
Stassen was lost
in the obscurity
of an almost
h o p e 1 ess job
until h e pro-
..H Ttnc week to hnmn Vice
Pros;o-it Nixon off the 1956 Re- j ance depends almost entirely on
publi' ticket. His job was dis-
37. Presidential fever is rarely ; t:ie party s presidential nominee,
fatal but always incurable. Stas- j Sta.-sen was no quitter then or
sen's fever remains hirih. i now
He's 49 now and would be
available on the basis of aae in
1960. The likelihood of his
nomination then or any time is
remote. It is a fact, however,
that Stassen's political impor-
Frlday, Julr 27. 1956
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE FJVH
Grange Notes
Shady Cova
The Shady Cove Grange mem
bers met for a potluck dinner
and a short business meeting
Wednesday evening, July 25.
Mr. and Mrs. Barney Lewen
from the Phoenix Grange were
visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ducker
and Mr. and Mrs. E. S Strothers
were admitted as new members
by ballot
The members were sorry to
hear that Mrs. Craven of Trail
had suffered another heart at
tack. Mrs. Walter Cross was report
ed ill and Mrs. Edger Vanderlip's
condition is much improved.
Mrs. Maud Wilson is recover
ing nicely from her recent opera
tion. As this was a social meeting
there was no committee reports.
The Grange will hold its next
regular business meeting on Aug.
8 at 8 p.m. in the Shady Cove
school band room.
gan a hr-arma on a complaint ' rakon said he believed Hodge
that lewd and ob.-cenc magazines
vyero brinr: sold in Sam.
Ts'imoriv v.a ivf:i oy fo.ir
Spitnessr-s Ti ir.'day. Mr-. John
Pfi'if'-r. n Silvfi'ton houi-wif
armament aaviser to i-resiaeni.
Eisenhower.
Second. Stassen has made him
self the rallying point for anti
Nixon sentiment within the Re
publican party. There hasn't
been much rallying, so far, but
' there may be.
; Long Range Plan
It is not likely that Stassen and
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llPard
Mr.
.no-.-' s
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hop.
;oi:t 1 o 'A it-
llr ' to t,.st;fv.
officials indi-
k ind up the
grand jury mve.-Ui'.'Hion today.
Costa Hie;
einty law i
pa-sod a sot'ial se- i bonri.-n
104:!.
was 'covering up'' for someone
rise in the .scandal. He pre
ri.ctod ' now names v.ill be pop
p.;:g in the case before long."
Glumly Nodded i
Hodge's attorney did all the his associates can stop Nixon
taikini; at his arraignment, this year. The movement Stassen
Hodyo got to his fret when attor- has bosun, however, could de
noy Arthur M. Fitgerald said vc lop into something substantial,
"wili you stand up. Orville?" ' Stassen's first objective was to
and glumly nodded his head in stop Nixon this year. The Ion;
approval of the innocent plea. : haul objective more likely than
Bond of $100. 000 w as posted . not is to put pressure on selec
by a friend and a professional , tion of the 1060 partv ticket.
his ability to keep the customers
talking about him and the
political talk this week has been
mostly about Stassen.
Four years ago Stassen still
.n to keep Hodge free j
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Filscnild in-isted on the in
nocent o! a for time to study
the indictments. He also was
granted 3 days in which to .
withdraw the plea or enter 1110-'
lions to qua-h tiie indictments.
Hodge's trial would not begin ;
until his plea was either with
drawr or made final.
Me;:n w'nile. one of Hodge's
key employees broke down in
a state of shock amid reports
that 10 s'range men may have i
stolen a safety deposit box key
from the ex-auditor's Granite ,
City. Ill . real estate agency. j
State of Shock
William Mehl, a voucher clerk j
in the auditor's office, was sent j
to Granite City to search for
the key to a safety deposit box :
in the SnrinE-fielH Marine Rank I
Stassen had nothing to lose but
his cabinet-level job and that
seems safe enough for the time
being. He desperately needed
some political publicity and he
got it. He has not folded under
a beatins in newspaper and radio
accounts of his political maneu
ver nor has he backed down
from his public demand that
President Eisenhower make an
unqualified request for Xixon's
renomination if he really wants
him..
No one ev-r au;erstcJ that
Campfire Girls
Pack Trip
Christy Allinham, Linda Med
ea If and Ann Youner of the
Ayuzunta Camp fivr ;roup re-
Mehl's wife later telephoned au-! cenu-v m ",L " ' "
thorite th , w imnnrf , , c I Ca ny on . They tamrvd at Horse-
unable to find the kev and was
shoe lake. BesioVs regular camp-
( formerly Newhall's)
mi. So. of Phoenix on
Hwy. 99
rilONF. 2-7KII1
ordered to his bed bv his doctor ,ns ctivnir.. me -iria naa ic
in a state of shock. She also experience of "sitting out two
revealed the kev might have i thunder storms and were glad
been keut in Hodge's office j th?v hari adlpd tcn1 ,0 ihrlr
which recently had been broken i equipment, even though it made
jnto their packs much heavier. The
Earle J. Miller, manager of ; S'rls -'-re occompamea on tre
the Hodge agency, confirmed ; trip by their guardian ar
that a week ago 10 men entered j of their outdoor sponsors,
the office, using a key of their I
own. and ransacked the place.
Venn Tells His Side
Of Lane Controversy
Eugene (U.?J Lane County
District Attorney Eugene C.
Venn last night told more than
300 Eugene residents his side of
the jrand jury selection contro
versy. But Circuit Judge f'rank B.
Reid, who has clashed with Venn
over methods used to select
firand jurors, did not appear to
claim the chair reserved for him
on the platform of the public
meeting. The affair was spon
sored by a citizens' committee
formed to bring the controversy
before the public.
Venn said he would not rest
until the public had all the facts.
Judge Reid declined an invita
tion to appear, saying it would
violate judicial propriety for
him to do so.
Meanwhile. Judas Carl Wim
berly of Roseburg instructed the
Lane county grand jury not to
reconsider any matters previous
ly takn up by them under the
direction of Attorney General
Robert Y. Thornton. The jury's
investigation of the jury selec
tion dispute, a, well a: an em
bezzlement ease, had been di
rected by Thornton.
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Miller said he did not report
the incident to police because
he was not sure the key or any
thing else had been taken.
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leaders who are conspicuously
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