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! W WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 21. 1960 I Beverly Aadtand Now 18 Years Old MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, a MEDFORD, ORE. .C 17 los Angeles - (UPU - Bever ly Aadland, former protege of the late Errol Flynn, be came 18 years old today -but still remained a ward of the juvenile court. Jllss Aadland was made a waid of the court after an accidental shooting In April which proved fatal to actor William Utanciu. She had been, in the custody of Evan gelist Leonard Eilers at his ranch in the San Fernando Valley since June. Under California law, any, one 18 or older Is legally adult. However, her attorney explained, she still must go to court before release is pos sible, and it is in the discre tion of the court to keep her in custody until she reaches the age of 21. Fortune Found Pinned Beneath Woman's Clothes Seattle - IUPD - Mrs. Mamie Beck, 78, liked to keep her valuables close to her. In fact she wore her life sav ings pinned to her petticoat. Mrs. Beck's body was found Monday by a niece, Mrs. Frank Muesberger, when she stopped by for a visit. Later in the day, an un dertaker discovered that un der Mrs. Beck's old-fashioned winter dress was a petticoat to which more than $8,000 in old bills and gold certificates had been pinned. Also carefully stitched into the undergarment was a sav ings book showing a Mary Donovan had a balance of $6, 912 in a Bremerton bank. Mary Donovan was Mrs. Beck's maiden name. Bills Outdated The Federal Reserve Bank here said nearly all of the $100, $50 and $20 bills in the petticoat have been outdated since 1940. They included two dozen 1928 gold certifi cates of $20 value each which had been called out of circu- lation by the federal govern ment in 1933. It was illegal to keep Rold certificates after they were recalled, but a Federal Re serve spokesman said the per son who inherits them may exchange the certificates for face value without penalty. 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