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Girl Trapped in Car
For Nine Days Given
Hospital Release
S!t Lake City U Jean
Margetts. a pretty 18erld
brunette from Sunnyvale. Calif.,
was released yesterday from a
Rait Lake City hospital still un
able to remember the mishap in
which her boy friend was killed i
and she was pinned under a car ;
for nine days. i
The girl's parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Glsjrfletts. said
the young amnesia victim would !
Slav at the home of a friend in ;
5alt Lake City to recuperate
after her release from the hos-1
Pital. then return to their home
in California. They declined to
disclose the identity ft tlce friend .
with whom Jean would ty. j
Ptmemben No E Tenses
An official news release from j
the hospital said the girl -still
has voluntarily remembjsnjd no
more of the events which may j
have taken place following; trie!
automobile accident'' last June
23 in Parleys Canyon.
"She still suffers from c6- j
plete amnesia, dating from the !
end of the fishing trip to the end '
of the first week of hospitalize- i
tion," the hospital said. "Physi- i
rians attending Miss Margetts I
have told her the circumstances'
of her ordeai and her amazing !
survival while pinned undr the j
rar wreckage but she has mde ;
no comment on the subject." !
Thysicians added that "her
rendition is much improved. nd 1
she is free from pain and in
good spirits." j
Miss Margetts and James Hix-i
on Jr. of Salt Lake City were,
returning from a fishing trip '
June 23 w hen their car plunged
300 feet over an embankment, !
rolling over several times and ;
coming to rest upside down. j
Unconscious Nine Days !
Hixon was thrown from the
veharle and killed. The Mergetts
girl was pinned beneath the veh
icle and lay unconscious for nine i
days until she was found July 3. i
She was spotted from the air by ,
a Civil Air Patrol plane. j
Authorities have been unable ;
to learn details of the accident
because of the girl's amnesia.
Miss Margetts suffered a
broken right collarbone and ;
fractured vertebrae in the mis-!
hap and some of the toes of her ;
right foot had to be amputated '
Buddy Baer Acquitted
Of Molestation Charge:?
Van Nuys. Calif. .U.R Boxer-turned-actor
Buddy Baer, 41.
has been acquitted of child
molestation charges.
A Municipal Court jury Mon
day acquitted Baer. former
fighter and brother of former
heavyweight champion Max
Baer. on two counts of child
molestation. Two other counts
in connection with the case were
dismissed earlier by Municipal
Judge Kenneth Holaday.
Baer was charged with im
proper conduct toward three
young girls. Defense witnesses,
however, testified it was a ca"?
of mistaken identity bee? e
Raer was working at a st o
in Hollywood at the time .
alleged incident took place.
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becan.-e of gangrene
She has not mentioned Hix
oi'i s name nor asked hi? where
abouts although she has aked
why some friends, whom she
! mentioned by name, had not
i been to see her
Doctors believe the girl was
unconscious, except for brief
nerind?. for most of the nine d.v
srle was pinned under th 9. reck-1
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GIFT rtoa THE R 0A AW 3b t' r. i v era? of San Fraa.
cisco librarian, Rev. William i. Mw-ifcan (eeoterlj
and a staff assistaat, Ellen Con.3ifi, kroi over 250to
vear-old "gift irom the Romans." R it ta awieuE
earthenware jar used for transporting nine or olive
oil. Presenting it to the university is Stanley S. Slot
kin, president of Abbey Foundation, who recovered
it from a sunken Roman galley wrecked off the Ba
learic Islands in the Mediterranean.
Around Hollywood
Hollywood UP For more
than two years "Medic" edu
c a t e d television viewers on
"" --J diseases This
-t y ear the home
a u d l e n c e.
thanks to actor
Joseph Cotton
and producer
Collier Youna.
will get boned
up on law.
NBC-TV has
sent "'Medic''
Aline Mosbr to tiie showers
temporarily, so tins fall a new
filmed series on tne network will
dissect the law business.
"On Trial" each week will
dramatize a real-iife- law case
from such historical trials as that
of the first woman to be hanged
in this country, to modern day
mayhem and murder.
This "Medic '-with-a-bnrfcae
will star Coiten in 10 of the 30
Bv Jimmv Hado
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5201,900 Extended in
Credit by Area Group
The Southern Oregon National
Farm Loan association extended
.S201.900.0U in long term credit
to farmers and ranchers in Uiis
a:ra durinc the fiscal year ended
June 30. F. t. Bowman, secre-'ary-trcasurer.
reported tais
i uoca.
The loan value represents an
increas" of ariout 52,000 over !iie
preceding fiocal year. Bowman
said, and is next lo the largest
amount loaned by the associa-
i tion in any one year since orga
nisation in 1B16.
A very high proportion o the
soybean meal being produced is
'used for animal feeds.
By ALINE MOSBY
United Press Correspondent
episodes, and he will introduce
each story.
Partnership Told
The veteran actor and the pro
ducer are partners in the TV
production firm. They also are
partners in a motion picture Cot
ten now is doing, "The Halliday
Brand."
" We made one 'Trial' episode
for an anthology series last year.
'Star Stage'." Cotton explained
today as he rested between
scenes on his movie set.
" It had a good reception so w e
decided to do an entire series.
The show is based on trials taken
from actual court records."
Cotten will not always play a
lawyer in the stories because he
does not want to be typed with
die character, as actor Richard
Boone was in "Medic. " In one
episode Cotten plays a doctor
who poisons his wife. In another
he will portray a crooked lawy
er, in another a judge.
Library File Scanned
Producer Y'oung and his writ
ers have been digging into the
files of the Los Angeles county
law library for material. As
Y'oung says. ' Eevery time we go
there we come out with 82 stories
it's a problem to weed them
out ."
Network censors trembled
with each "Medic" script. Pro
ducer Young promises the "On
Trial" show that debuts Sept. 7
will pull no punches, either.
-We're doing one Supreme
Court case in w hich Indians are
mistreated in Utah," he said.
"The trial of Nazi saboteurs will
be another controversial one.
And, if we only could get cam
eras at that McKeon court mar
tial al Parris Island:'
Sl. Heiens Woman
Dus Prison Release
Salem C. Mrs. A?nee
idford of St. Helens, convicted
feeding poison to her twu
s'ep-daughtors in 1PM8. is sched
uied to be paroled from Oregon
rate prison sometime witnin
the next month.
The prosecution charged Mrs.
Leoford with putting poison in
1 the food cf the two step-da ugh-
ers who etied wuhin two riavs.
She was convicted on only nr.t
count, however.
. Mrs. I.edfo.'d. r r 54 poison-
ed '.he girls r-e ause of jealousy,
the prosecution :o the ras
charged.
Parole D'rerisr H. M. Pandal!
said she he released as srt
j as a satisfactory program can be
; worked out for her.
Mrs. I.eoford married her sec
ond husband in 1936. Since her
conviction she has been di
: vorced
i Maw 3. 1 945. was VE Da
'in World War II. Fighting in
'the Facifx area ended Ag. 14.
1945. V-J Dav.
i '
i Charles A. Lindbergh landed
in Paris after his his'oric solo
' Sight across the Atlantic Ocean
on May 21. 192?.
SLEEPING in heJ on An
drea Lvirio. Linda Morgan,
3 4. was huiifri onto liner
Stofkhoim as il rammed
Italian liner, miraculously
suffering only a few minnr
injuries. (International
! Two Believed Dead
In East Oregon Wreck
1 Baker UP To men were
! believed killPd jesterday w hen
their rar failed lo negotiate a
c.u-ve on toe route Ueuveen
Pobinetle and Homestead in
eastern Oregon and plunged
iolo Ihe Snake river.
Positive identification c the
i two men had not been establish
ed but the car was registered to
James B. Chamberlain. 37, a
school teacher ac ClarK Fork.
Ida.
Yesterday affrnnnr. a bill
fold, containing identification
papers of Gail H. Goede. about
0. of Clark Fork. Ida., was
found floating in tha stream.
Chamberlain's mother confirm
ed thai, the two men were fre
quent companions.
The men were helievei en
route ih for work at the
P-mwnlce dam Si'e on the Snake
xi ver.
Mm kmy Yeferait
Sfilt fights for life
Duluth. Minn. U.R' Drum
mer boy Albert Woolson. last
survivor of the Civil War Union
Army rallied with strong, in-'
: domitable w ill today in fight for
; life.
j The 109 year-old campaigner
i has been in a coma since Satur
: day morning at St. Luke's hos
pital here. Doctors said he has
not responded to treatment and
j they have little hope of keeping
I him alive.
I Although Woolson was uncon
' scions, he clung to life with all
' the strength possible in an old
: soldier's heart.
j A son-in-law, John Kobus.
; said an attending physician told
i him that Woolson rallied just
enough to keep a slim hold on
life just when the end seemed
' evident.
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