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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (July 31, 1959)
il i rj Finch, Girl Friend Held Without Bail For Murder Trial Los Angeles (UPD Dr. R. Bernard Finch was in jail with his alleged murder-accomplice mistress today. He was held without bail, on the order of an old friend to face a murder trial in which the state believes "the death pen alty is extremely likely." Finch", 41, was ordered held for trial for the murder of his wife after a preliminary hearing presided over by Mu nicipal Judge Albert H. Miller, 75, who said at the hearing's ' conclusion that he had known Finch and his father "for years and years" and consid ered them "admired friends." "But the court cannot con- FREE ROOT BEER With Each Order of Mexi-Burger ....19c Hot Dog ..... 19c Coney 24c Bar-B-Que 34c AND TO Anyone Wearing A Authentic Cer.tennial Beard! 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Murder Ploi Charged The state charged the two carried a "murder kit," con taining a sedative, hypo dermic, knife, bullets and rope, to the home of Finch's estranged wife with intent to execute an elaborate murder plot which would make it ap pear Mrs. Finch had died in an auto accident. Judge Miller said it ap peared to him that the only thing that prevented the ex ecution of that plot "was this young Swedish girl spoiled the whole thing. The girl, Marie Ann Lid- holm, 19, an exchange student working for Mrs. Finch as a maid, "heard Mrs. Finch in an anguished' call," Miller said. "She ran out of the house and down to the garage and turned on the lights, and then things started to happen. Wife Shot to Death Miss Lidholm testified she found Finch standing over his wife with a gun. She said the doctor turned on her and banged her head against the wall . and that she last saw him chasing Mrs. Finch across the lawn. Mrs. Finch was found shot to death on the lawn a few minutes later. Finch claimed he had gone to the home - Miss Tregoff said she accompanied him - to discuss an out of court settlement of his wife's pend ing divorce suit. Deputy District Attorney Fred Whichello asked the court to refuse bail, saying he believed the death penalty "extremely likely." He indi cated he would not seek the death penalty against Miss Tregoff. Sixty-three pulp and paper mills now operating in south ern states employ 71,239 peo ple whose payroll income to tals approximately $351,306, 000 annually. REAL 1 3 OFF SPECIAL! - CLOSE-OUT - ROHSOn Table Lighters SIIAEFFER PENS (Old Sty W k COMPACTS HI-JACS Glass Jackels For Those Cool Summer Drinks CLOCKS! CLOCKS! Barber Shears, Sewing Shears, Nail Scissors, Trimmers, etc. all nickel plated German Steel. Your Choice $169 Full Selection Alarms, Travel Clocks, ore. SUoQR Includina Bia V V Ben and Baby Ben DISPENSER ; and BRUSH SETS : ; CREME SHAMPOO . SPECIAL Committees Move To Secure Grand Jury Findings Washington (UPD House and Senate committees moved today to secure copies of sec ret New York grand jury findings to prepare for pos sible joint public hearings into charges of television quiz show frauds. The chairmen of the House and Senate commerce com mittees disclosed that they in tend to look into allegations that favored contestants were fed questions and answers to enhance the "audience ap peal" of several big money quiz shows. Most of them went off the air a year ago in the wake of such charges. Chairman Warren C. Mag nuson (D-Wash.), of the Sen ate Commerce committee said that if both his group and the House committee headed by Rep. Oren Harris (D-Ark.) decided public hearings are necessaryj'we might do it to gether." No Accusations Both Harris and Magnuson stressed they were not now making any accusations of fraud in the big money shows. Harris said counsel to the Legislative Oversight subcom mittee which he also heads, will apply to-a New -York court on Monday for permis - sion to examine testimony re ceived by the grand jury. Teh jury's own findings were handed up in a present ment which was sealed by General Sessions Judge Mitchell D. Schweitzer on representations from .attor neys for the defunct "$64,000 Question" and other TV quiz programs. District Attorney Frank S. Hogan has moved for release of the present ment, and Schweitzer has said he will rule on the matter in September. Hogan said the presentment contains evidence of wide spread fraud but does not contain the names of indivi duals or of the quiz shows in volved. One machine tabulating 400 names a minute and run ning 40 hours a week would require about two years and eight months to count all the people iii the United States today. SAVINGS! up ?3 75 from 98 $159 $J 50 Phone SP 2-6253 Feeding the Family By ZOLA Food Sandwich Freezing You'lt be ready to "pack up and go" on short notice if there are adequate supplies of sandwiches in the freezer. Here are 3 points to keep in mind when planning freezer sandwiches that satisfy. Freezer "hardies" include sliced or ground meats, fish, chicken, peanut butter and cheese. Sliced or chopped olives, dill or sweet pickles may be added to any. of these. To prevent filling from soaking bread, spread all the bread slices generously to the edge with butter or marga rine. Do not freeze mayonnaise, salad dressing or crisp vege tables. The mayonnaise and dressing will separate and the vegetables lose crispness and change flavor. Add vege tables to thawed sandwiches just before serving. Refresher Course Since we're going to be making sandwiches the rest of our lives, why not check up on ways of achieving spec t a c u 1 a r sandwich success every time. It's really quite simple. ' . '-Select sandwiches to suit occasions and conditions un der which they are to be kept and served. -Serve hot sandwiches im mediately following prepara tion. To keep open-face or un wrapped sandwiches moist, cover with moisture-vapor proof material; refrigerate. Do not cover with a- damp cloth. -Carefully made sand wiches may be stored 12 to 24 hours at temperatures un der 50 degrees. -The term "sandwich buns" usually refers to two varie ties; hamburger or frankfur ter. Arrange a sandwich-making area in a central spot con venient to all kitchen equip ment. -Use a variety of sliced bread and buns. There are at least 25 varieties. -Spread a - coating of soft butter, margarine, peanut butter or cheese spread to edges of bread slices to avoid picking-up of moisture from salad-type fillings. Use these coatings, too, with honey, jel ly or preserves. a -Melted butter or marga rine are not advisable for spreading because they are absorbed by the bread. -Before starting to prepare sandwiches, make fillings and garnishes, refrigerating them if necessary. -To speed the making of more than six sandwiches, line up matching bread slices in pairs, on a work surface for easy cutting and wrap ping. Spread fillings evenly, us ing a flexible-bladed spatula, on alternate rows of bread. -Stack two or 3 sand wiches. Cut them-all at once with a sharp knife. -Wrap sandwiches individ ually to prevent flavors or fillings from mingling. -Label each variety of sandwich. This obviously per mits easy selection at serving time. Mexican Frankfurters If you're looking for a new frankfurter recipe, this one is pratically a complete meal needing only a tossed green salad, assorted" bread, fruit and beverage. 1 pound frankfurters 1 No. 2 can cream style corn Vi cup finely chopped green pepper Va cup finely chopped onion Vi cup chopped pimiento, optional " IV2 teaspoons Worcester shire sauce or 1 tea spoon dry mustard - - 1 cup medium white sauce XA teaspoon salt Vfe teaspoon pepper Slice frankfurters about XA inch thick. Mix with rest of FREE PARKING 1 VINCENT Editor ingredients and pour into a greased casserole. - Top with buttered crumbs and bake in a 375 degree oven for about 30 minutes. Six servings. Peach Bake Plentiful, luscious f r e e stone peaches, baked and served warm with sour cream, are a dessert deluxe. For each 4 servings, 4 peaches: Peel, halve and pit 4 fresh peaches; place cut side down in casserole. Dissolve Vi cup beet or cane sugar in Vz cup orange juice; pour over the peaches. Dot with 1 table spoon butter or margarine. Cover and bake in 400 degree oven for 15 minutes; uncover and continue baking until peaches are tender. Serve warm with sour cream. Good Gravy Nothing like a bowl of good hot gravy to make a little meat seem like a lot. When it comes to milk gravy, a lit tle sour cream stirred into it just before serving makes it a dish deluxe, and that goes for ham gravy, -fried steak and veal, gravies. Super Soup Before those bowls of soup go to the table, piping hot of course, give each a topper of whipped cream, either sweet or sour. Dash with paprika or finely chopped parsley or a bit of both. Good Pork Values It is good to talk about something ' besides poultry and eggs in" the headlines for a change. Not that all types of chicken, all sizes of poul try and eggs are not still the best buys. They are. But there's more beef and more pork with slightly lower prices on most cuts; some genuine bargains in cuts for braising. Consider Chuck Steaks. Such meats as frankfurters, hamburgers, spareribs and steaks are "naturals" for out door cooking. Many stores now feature chuck steaks at very reasonable prices. Chuck steaks are tasty broiled if SPECIAL $jaa Each Base Piece SSIfc 'i " - . . interchangeable units that spice many a room's . -Cill I setting with endless arrangement possibilities, yet ' I always maintain that custom cabinet - maker's . . . ..11 Also Available: Hutch Bookcase $34.95 Chair $17.95 Open Mondays Till 9 P.M. L IPPE R T'S HOME FURNISHERS House Adopts Report Washington-TOPD-The House Thursday adopted the confer ence report on military con struction, authorizing 5588,000 for operational facilities at the Portland International Airport, Rep. Walter Norblad (R-Ore.) said. Also included were $61,000 for Army Reserve training fa cilities, and $160,000 for a four-unit National Guard Arm ory at Salem. they are first treated with a meat tenderizer. Sprinkle both sides of the chuck steak with the tenderizer and "fork" the tenderizer in the meat , about every inch. Let the meat with the tenderizer stand at room temperature about an hour or in the re frigerator overnight. Beef pot roast cuts are many. Braising steaks include bottom round, rump, sirloin steak tips, flank steaks, and shoulder steaks. Pork cuts with lower prices for water - cooking, include fresh pork shoulder, shoulder butt, - pork hocks , and feet. Plenty of spareribs for brais ing, baking, barbecuing. Enjoy good, nourishing, economical California cottage cheese more often. Specials on California's Monterey Jack attract also. Fish and Shellfish. Treat the family to our west coast's many varieties of fish and shellfish. Good buys in fish sticks, flounder, halibut, rock fish, sablefish, salmon shrimp. Canned tuna .is being spe- cialed everywhere; a genuine bargain for stocking up. Plentiful Vegetables. Beets, beans, cabbage, broccoli, caul iflower, carrots, corn at its very best, celery, cucumbers, eggplant, lettuce, romaine, onions, peppers, potatoes, hard and soft squash, toma toes of excellent quality for the looking. Fruit Displays. First of the Gravensteins, the superb green apple that made apple pie famous. Fine for saucing. too. Avocados, peaches, nec tarines, plums,. Valencia oranges, lemons, limes. Can taloupes, honeydews, water melons piled high for eating every day. 95 Includes: Commode Chest $44.95 Cabinet $44.95 Corner Desk $44.95 Matching Bed (not shown) $44.95 Negro Attorneys Ponder Decision Of Dallas Judge Dallas, Tex. (OPD Negro attorneys pondered ways to day to overcome a federal judge's refusal to order im mediate desegragation of Dallas public schools or set up any sort of integration timetable. Federal Judge T. Whitfield Davidson,' 82, advised the school board to "put your house in order for integra tion" and postponed a final ruling until "closer to the fall of 1960." "I held we can't sufficiently forecast at this distance what the conditions will be, so I have postponed a decision re garding integration in 1960 until later," the judge ex plained. In Best Interest He said he felt his decision was to the "best interest of all" and remarked that his family had "owned plenty of slaves" and that the U.S. Su p.eme Court "has us (the South) over a barrel." Thurgood Marshall, chief counsel for the National As sociation for the Advance ment of Colored People (NAACP), conceded at Thurs day's hearing that to begin desegregation this fall might be difficult. He sought to show there would be little admini strative difficulty in starting a desegration program in the fall of 1960. The NAACP motion had asked for immediate integra tion. Negro attorneys said they were not sure what the next step would be. "We'll have to see the order before we can legally com ment," W. J. Durham, Dallas NAACP attorney, said. "But we'll not wait until next spring . to reopen this thing. This will take a long confer ence before we know just what legal action we can take next." MAPLE COL ONIAL GR 0 IN RICH forced, with center-guided, dovetailed drawers, I flush to floor bases and sides. Zesty finishes are I , hand-burnished for an enduring glow. Furniture : that will "grow" with your home and family's m 1 1 w i m Perfectly priced to start your furnishing right now. Local Man Promoted To District Manager Neil M. Arant, leading pro ducer in the Gastineau unit of Equitable Life Assurance society, has been promoted to district manager of the com pany in eastern Oregon with headquarters in Pendleton. He will supervise Equitable 6p erations in 11 counties. Mrs. Arant, who is records officer at the Medford police department, and the couple's son and daughter plan to join Arant in Pendleton next week. They are presently staying with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Coleman, 1115 East 11th st. Fiberglass Regular $5.98 Saturday and Monday Special 3 these tough and attractive planters are 22 inches high. The white bowl is 15 inches in diameter and 15 inches deep The tripod is black iron with rubber lips. Specially priced for Saturday and Monday. NUTMEG FINISH THE INTERCHANGEABLE COORDINATES 220 N. Bartlett (Next to Greyhound) Phone SP 3-4394 MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or. Friday, July 31, 1959 DINE & DANCE Enjoy Our Lounge ROGUE RIVER LODGE 25 Minutes N.E. of Medford on Crater Lake Hwy. 62 Music by the TUNESTERS Saturday-9 to 1 A.M. Charcoal Barrel Prime Rib Delicious Steaks Charcoal Broiled. Homemade Hot Breads and Pastries. Open Daily 2 p.m. Closed Thurs. Planters . On Sale at Uptown Store only SIXTH and BARTLETT UP ; . . m FfCMlfSTS Iff HOMfWAtfSI 245 S. Central at 10th
