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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-
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sider friendship for litigants,"
Miller said. "The court cannot
close its eyes to the facts."
Finch's admitted mistress,
Carole Tregoff, 22, will have
a preliminary hearing before
the same judge next Thurs
day. She was arrested on mur
der charges after her testi
mony at Finch's hearing
Wednesday.
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.
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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.
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Feeding the Family
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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
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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
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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-
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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
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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."
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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
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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
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