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-
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Finch nrlmiftprllv firpH trip
shot in the back that brought
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' 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
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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
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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.
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of advertising combined.
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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
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22 ',4
47 Ve
42
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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.
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Russell, who directed the
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technical training program in
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cases can be frequently cor
rected in as little as 10 days.
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a(fa f SIXTH .nd CENTRAL
Appling Points Out Savings
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Salem-rt!PD - Secretary of
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department will save "at least
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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
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Carthage, Tex. -4IPD- Turk
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Precinct 1, . is distributing
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Constable Precinct 1. The
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by eliminating about 30 full
time positions, by a 60 per
cent cutback in capital ex
penditures and by reduction
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and services approaching
$100,000.
Appling said by reducing
the r umber of employees in
his department, expenditures
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be reduced sone $146,000.
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transfer to other state agen
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Out-of-state travel in the
secretary's department has
been cut "to only that re
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"I was aghast," he said, "to
learn how much of the tax
payer's' money is spent on
out-of-state travel. We have
curtailed it, and I hope other
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