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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 25, 1960)
f 0 o O RETRIAL UNDER WAY Carole Tregoff talks with her attorney, Donald Bringgold, as the retrial of Miss Tregoff and Dr. R. Bernard Finch got under way. The couple's first trial on charges they killed the doctor's wife for love and money ended in a hung jury. An appeal filed' to have the presiding judge, Leroy Dawson, disqualified is being con sidered and the retrail delayed until Thursday. (UPI Telephoto) Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Said Changing to Year-Round Spot ucue, riuuud, uhlk'i I E d wards, rT1 isident aVf -""v I ' Invest- JJ,W.-. J By ELMER C. WALZER UPI Financial Editor New York -IllPD-Beauty and brains mix freely in Fort Lau derdale, Florida, says Gilbert P. presi the ment Corp. of B-- Florida. I ttt KJk Hp jnadeli 'SVT in New York 1 Js the other day and business men listened particularly to Elmer Waller his reference to brains. His reference to beauty was to the climate and beaches and not to the ladies. He finds this section of Flo rida changing to a year-round residential area and not just a winter resort as it was in the past. Many retired persons are included in the brain de partment to which he re ferred. But there are others as well, falling into two classes-men who have started their own businesses there because they like the climate; and a group of young or middle-aged busi ness men who make Fort Lau derdale their permanent home base. Formerly these executives may have lived in New York, Connecticut, Illinois or Utah. Some still keep their business es i.n other states and fly back and forth in their own air planes. One thing that Edwards points out is that if your busi ness can be centered in his area of Florida there's a big field from which to draw your corporate directors. Edwards came to Florida 12 years ago and entered the real estate business. The chairman of the board of his company, Harry P. Creep, formerly worked as comptroller of a Chicago newspaper. Headed By Experts Then, there's director How ard Morlcy, former managing director of Thames Board Mill, Ltd., of England and one time general manager of the book and bond division of In ternational Paper Co. He's an expert on labor relations and plant development. Another director - G. Har old Warner - like Morley, is retired. He lo-rmerly was treasurer, then auditor-general of the state of Pennsyl vania. He's a financial expert. specializing in taxation. Litchfield Creamery Co. of Illinois. Newell B. Wallace is vice president of Albert Krum, Inc., and Lovelend Inc. (Michi gan) as well as a director of John Wrather, only 56, rep-1 Chemical Fund, the U.S. Su resents the Independent Oil j gar Corp., and Grow Solvents Producers of the National Pe-: Co. troleum Council. Alan P. Hart, retired, is a Martin Hauser, is a director i former president of Mctaline of the Milnot Corporation and Chemical Co. Section B Medford LAT1 'vM-- Pagei 1 - 8 Tribune MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 1960 Dr. James J. Carney Jr., is professor and chairman of the department of finance of the University of Miami as well as a director of Maul Indus tries. List Officers Other officers of the Invest- jment Corp. of Florida are rump Morgaman (secretary), onetime internal revenue agent, and Christopher Hen geveld, Jr., (treasurer), for mer treasurer of the Ameri can Slock Exchange in 19:19. (then the New York Curb Ex chnngel and then vice -president and treasurer (1 9 4 8- I 195RI. I . ... Edwards reports the corpo ration prospering in real es tate and now diversifying. The company recently acquired In ternational Automotive A i r Conditioning. Inc.. now ope rated as a wholly owned sub sidiary. Investment Corp. of Florida became a publicly owned corporation last year. Edwards sees a great pic ture for the company. So do his directors. One of the re ! So fern To Borrow Funds for Armory Salem -HIPP-The city of Sa lem has decided to borrow $175,000 for construction of an armory - auditorium from Foster and Marshall. Seattle investment brokers. The firm was lowest of three bidders at an interest rate of 3.2808 per cent. WHAT'S IN A NAME? Mobile. Ala "t"PI General Session Judge Tisdale J. Tou- tired directors remarked j art fined Marnlvn Saucer, 2R, "Whether I'm scrutinizing a!si00 for speedina 105 miles new business or a parcel of!, in hour with the remark: real estate, I feel I've got a "Your name should be Flying new lease of life." , instead of Marolvn." Ike Still Plans To Visit Japan Washington-HW-The White House said Tuesday President Eisenhower still plans to visit Tokyo next month despite warnings by Japanese Social ists that they might demon strate against him. "So far as I know, the Pres ident is still going." Press Sec retary James C. Hagerty told reporters. 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