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Senate Steps Up Reach Decision on :. Washington -ttJPD- The Sen ate worked under a hurry-up timetable today on a federal .school aid billlhat would give states $1 billion over the next two years to build class- . rooms. ; Sen. Pat McNamaxa (D 'Mich.), chief sponsor of the ; measure, said there was an "excellent chance" the senate would approve is bill. ; ' Senate Democratic Leader 'Lyndon B. Johnson (Tex.) an nounced that the chamber ; would come to work early ;and remain in session late to-day and Thursday in an effort to complete action on the bill by early next week. The lawmakers first must consider a series of proposed 'amendments. One would up ' the bill to $2 billion. Another .'would authorize the govern .ment to guarantee half the debt service on long - term . local school construction '. bonds. ' . The McNamara bill would provide S500 million to the states in each of the next two Finch Takes Stand; State Rests as Odds Mount for Defense Los Angeles (BPU Dr. R -Bernard Finch, a man who had a black-haired sun-tanned wife, a red-haired mistress . and a $750,000 fortune, was to tell today how he shot his - wife to death. The 42 -year -old surgeon was scheduled to describe in court for the first time the events of July 18. He will testify following the opening statement of his defense law yer, Grant Cooper. The state rested its case Tuesday on a definite upswing for the defense. Th Odds Chang ' Five weeks ago most peo ple wouldn't have bet an avo cado on the chances for Finch and his mistress. Today, the odds have swung far more in their favor. Miss Tresoff. a 23-year-old '. woman with a big smile on k X. m 3 j velopments, was in a better spot than the doctor who dis- " co rHorl liic xirfa in "hoi -f nxmr Finch nrlmiftprllv firpH trip shot in the back that brought luc ucct ui ui ivu a. oai uai a Jean Finch. 33. j xi- m r -n i ' The seven-woman, five-man jury heard the statements Carole made shortlv after the shooting. She gave them a picture of her as a third wom an who drove to the West Co vina, Calif., Finch home sole WIT" 9 SECURITY BANK . OF OREQON Capital Siocl. (20 Par Value) Price 33.50 Per Share Security Bank of Oregon Is a chartered bank organized under the laws of the State of Oregon. Starting with one location on April 7, 1958, die bank has grown to four offices serving downtown Portland, St. John's-Penlnsula area, Uptown Shopping District, and Troutdale East Multnomah County. An Important fifth office, to be known as the East Portland Branch, serving central East Portland, Is now being established by the merger of The Bank of Portland with Security Bank, subject to the approval of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. Tne above shares are being issued for this purpose. 'A Jeteripffra eircelor may be obtained from Me underwriter at any one of its officii. Foster &. Marshall Members New York Stock Exchange S. W. Sixth Avenue at Oak Street PORTLAND 4, OREGON Seattle Eugene Medford : Roseburg Spokane Yakima Olympia years. The states would have to put up matching funds based on state income and the number of children of school age. Other congressional news: Movies; Gordon S. White, director of Hollywood's self imposed advertising .code, said that with a few excep tions movie ads were within "reasonable bounds of decen cy and morality." He made the statement in testimony prepared for a House Post Office subcommittee investi gating whether Hollywood's self-policing program should be tougher. The subcommittee has received complaints that some films and movie ads are too sexy. Communists: Benjamin J. Davis, identified as Commu nist Party national secretary, was under subpoena to appear for questioning by the Senate Internal Security subcommit tee and 30 minutes later by the House Committee on Un- American Activities. Davis jumped up from his seat in ly to reason with an unreason able wife. Her statments left Finch still in trouble. Says Finch 'Dazed' Ruled out of evidence was her subsequent admission that she carried a "murder kit" up the driveway to the Finch home. Ignored was the testi mony of convict John Patrick Cody that the doctor and Car ole hired him for $1,400 to kill Mrs. Finch. But Carole did offer an ex planation for Finch. She said they had gone to the home unarmed. Mrs. Finch drew a gun and pointed it at Carole, she said. Finch "jumped" for ward to disarm his wife. Car ole fled and saw no more though she heard Finch say ing "please" and the sound of two gunshots. Carole said she had become panicky. She hid in the bushes nearby for six hours until she finally slipped away and fled back to Las Vegas where she found Finch with no memory whatsoever of shooting his wife. "He was dazed," she said. Whether the jury believes that story depends largely on the one that Finch tells. But there was no question Carole and Finch have moved a num ber of steps away from Cali- j fornia's gas chamber. - I 7kh h neither an offer to sell nor a solicitation of on offer o buy any of these securities. The offer is made only by the offering circular. 30,000 Shares SO Work in School the audience at a hearing by the Senate group Tuesday and engaged in a shouting match with another witness, self confessed ex - Communist Leonard Patterson. Highways: Rep. John A. Blatnik (D-Minn.) said about 90 per cent of the 9,000 bridges built under the Inter state Highway Act fell short of Defense Department speci fications. He said he intended to call Pentagon officials to a sub - committee hearing next Tuesday "to find out why the Coed Arrested as Wayward Minor in Affair With Negro New York - (UPD - Blonde Dorothy Lebohner, 18, a coed arrested as a wayward minor for trying to elope with a Negro basketball star, sent her lover home today "to fin ish your education so we can get married." The pretty daughter of an official of Alfred University, Alfred, N.Y., indicated that her parents' opposition to her plans to marry Warren Sut ton, 20, had not changed her mind. "I want to marry Warren as soon as possible," she told police after she was found holding hands with .Sutton in a movie theater Tuesday night. "I intended to get mar ried when I came down here." To Finish Education Dorothy embraced the 6- foot 4-inch athlete from Ches ter, Pa., shortly before she was taken) into custody this morning by Alfred Police Chief Walter Rounds, and told him: "Listen, honey, I want you to go home and finish your education so we can get mar ried. I'm going to finish mine, and then I'll see you." Dorothy's arrest by Rounds at an East Side precinct sta tion was the latest move made by Mr. and Mrs. Edward K. Lebohner to break up their daughter s romance of more than a year with Sutton. They had her adjudged a wayward minor once previously in or der to foil an elopement. The girl disappeared early Tuesday morning from a room adjoining that of her parents at the Hotel Biltmore. She said she had gone along with her mother s plans to take her to Florida to forget Sut ton, but had secretly made arrangements to meet him during a stopover in New York. Rounds started back to Al fred with the girl for a hear Effort To Aid Bill department took so long to come up with its specifica tions." - Pollution: Democratic lead ers expected a Senate -House conference committee to work out a compromise by nightfall, between separate measures passed by the two chambers last year to greatly expand federal grants for construc tion of local sewage plants. They said the bill would reach President Eisenhower this week end for his probable veto. ing. In New York State, any person between the ages of 16 and 21 can be adjudged a wayward minor and placed in parental custody if they are wilfully disobedient to the lawful commands of their parents and are "morally de praved or in- danger of be coming morally depraved." Lebohner, treasurer of Al fred University, said he and his wife were sick about the romance because "mixed mar riages have an almost impos sible chance of succeeding." "Young people have been taught that this is one world, and the idea has caught on," he commented. "Many of Dor othy's young friends simply can't understand our opposi tion to her marriage to Sut ton." Her parents had opposed her romance with Sutton but had been unsuccessful in keeping them apart. Dorothy told them she was with Sut ton for a week over Christ mas holidays while she was thought to be visiting a girl friend in Newark, N.J. Appeal Made for March of Dimes Card Returns Householders in Jackson county who have not yet mailed their March of Dimes contribution cards have been asked to do so. Clarence Gossage, ' county campaign chairman, today appealed for return of the cards. Gossage said that although the fund drive has officially ended contributions are still needed to carry on the fight against polio, birth defects and arthritis. Contributions may be mailed to March of Dimes, United States National Bank, Medford. Frank Morris, Medford campaign director, praised mothers of the area for their work on the Mother's . March on Jan. 28 when more than $4,000 was collected in the Medford area. Wants Correspondence) Morris said the Mothers March was not without its heart-touching incident. He showed a note which was left on the door of a house at which no one was home when the block mother called. It read: Dear Mrs. Marcher: I tried real hard to get money for the children that gel birth defects, arthritis . and polio. But I didn't do well did I? We only got our card and envelope a few days ago. During that lime every body in my family conirib ed but we still didn't get very far. Tell the poor children that have polio or birth defects that I would like them to write to me. My address is 2179 Crater Lake ave., Medford, Ore. My mother's sister died from polio a few years ago and so we all feel deeply about giving. Thank you. Carol Huntley. The average automobile dealer spends $3,223 a year for newspaper advertising more than for all other forms of advertising combined. Non-Surgical Method Cures Hemorrhoids Painlessly ; A relatively painless, non ! surgical method of treating i hemorrhoids (piles) is work ; ing therapeutic miracles for thousands who suffer from rectal and colon disorders. A recently developed elec tronic treatment is proving more effective than surgery, with none of the after effects of surgery. The relatively new tech nique requires no hospital - p ' MAMIE HONORED The American Heart Association pre sented its "Heart of the Year" award to Mrs. Mamie Eisen hower for having stimulated public support in the fight against disease. The First Lady, national honorary chairman of the fund, discusses the award with Dr. Paul Dudley White of Boston, national honorary cochairman of the fund, who attended the White House ceremony. (UPI Telephoto) FORDS Med Regional Edition Stocks Rebound for 3rd Straight Time New York -flIPD-Stocks ex- tended their rebound from the January decline today for the third straight session. Steels fell back a bit from their opening levels but still favored the upside, Youngs town and Republic were firm, while Jones & Laughlin jumped more than a point. American Motors added a point in the autos where Ford firmed, Chrysler eased and General Motors held un changed. . International Business Ma chines added more than a point to Tuesday's bVi point run-up. In the oils, Superior Oil of California jumped 6. Montgomery Ward dropped 2. DOW-JONES AVERAGES New York-OIPD-Dow-Jones final stock averages: 30 in dustrials 636.92, up 10.72; 20 railroads 153.15, up 1.88; 15 utilities 86.22, up 0.23; and 65 stocks 209.98, up 2.75. Sales Tuesday were about 3,080,000 shares com pared with 2.820,000 shares Monday. Tuesday's 'prices on selected stocks: Allied Chemical Alum Co. Am. . 51 American Can 4171 American Motors 813,: A T & T 82 V Anaconda Copper 61Va Armco Steel : 66 Yi Bendix Aviation 703,i Bethlehem Steel . 52 Yz Boeing Air 30 Caterpillar Corp ; 317s Continental Can . 42 'i Crown Zellerbach . 4714 Curtis Wright . 27 li Dow Chemical 94 1 2 Du Pont 239 ?i Eastman Kodak 98 5g Firestone 126 General Electric 90' 2 General Foods General Motors Georgia Pacific Graham Paige 100 'x 497i 46'ii irfeynouno Gulf Oil .. 20 32 41 Homestake Mining Idaho Power I. B. M. Int. Paper Johns Manville 47 '4 4242 119'2 46'i 5V, 92 Katy Kennecott Copper Lockheed Aircraft Montana Power Co. . Montgomery Ward Natl Biscuit New York Central Pac Gas & Elec Penney. J. C. Penn RR Radio Corporation Richfield Oil 81 Safeway Sears ... 36 Ve 46 Ye 38 Ta 39 41 1,4 22 ',4 47 Ve 42 47 ,i 6V2 77 17 16 ',4 Shell Oil So cony Mobil Oil Southern Co. Southern Pacific Standard California Standard Indiana Standard NJ. Sun Mines Texas Co. (xd) Texas Gulf Sulfur Tex Pac Land Trust Packed Snow on Some Oregon Roan's Salem . -(UPD- Packed snow was reported today at Tim berline, Government Camp, Warm Springs junction, San tiam pass and Austin. There was slush at Willamette pass. Icy spots were reported at Seneca, Baker, Bly, Chemult, Lapme, Quartz mountain, and Siskiyou summit. Toronto - (CPU - Air Commo dore Arthur Herbert Keith Russell, who directed the Royal Canadian Air Force technical training program in World War II, died Monday. ization or confinement. Pa tients show marked im provement almost immedi ately, and uncomplicated cases can be frequently cor rected in as little as 10 days. Further information with out obligation may be ob tained by writing the Dean Clinic, Chiropractic Physi cians, 2026 N.' E. Sandy Blvd., Portland 12, Oregon. 23 46 53 V, 28 Ye 62 120 15 Vm 60?k Tribune Page 2 Transamerica 263,4 Trans World Air . 15 Tri-Continental 37 Union Carbide (xd) 139 Union Pacific 29 United Aircraft 38 v United Air Lines 30 U. S. Rubber 57 V, U. S. Steel 91 Youngstown S & T 123 mm BUYS FOR won 4 F sir. 0 R Huge selection all full cut in easy-care two-bar rayon tricot and Sanitiz ed for hygienic fresh- ness. Lovely styles band panties, briefs with elasticized legs, many more. White and pastel colors. 4, 5, 6, 7. Open Monday and Friday ' Nights Till 9 Solid Color Pedal Pushers Smart, sturdy and well-cut in colorful solid color c o rduroy. Elastic back; 1 to 8. -j oo Reg. 1.29 1 H a(fa f SIXTH .nd CENTRAL Appling Points Out Savings Effected in State Government Salem-rt!PD - Secretary of State Howell Appling Jr., pre dicted today economics in his department will save "at least $235,000 during the 1959-61 biennium." He said.the "rigid economy program" is the "clear de mand of the taxpayers for all possible economy in govern ment." In making public the sav ing, Appling said "this points up the need for increased co operation between the various departments of government. Natural Tendency "There is a natural tend ency for each to consider themselves an empire unto themselves. We can save a lot of money and eliminate need less duplication by sharing staff and equipment, and we have made a good start in that direction." His five-page report said principal savings were made Constable Candidate . Lists Qualifications Carthage, Tex. -4IPD- Turk Chamness; a candidate for constable in Panola County Precinct 1, . is distributing campaign cards - listing his qualifications thus: '.."Vote for Turk Chamness. Constable Precinct 1. The bank robber catchin'est con- table in the U.S.A. and the fighten'ist constable west of the Mississippi, pound for pound, wet or dry. "Present weight: 105 pounds." 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