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H Oregon Statesman, Salem, Ore., Mori., Feb. 24, 58
English War Bride Bids for
California City Council Seat
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A spir!'--' 'i u?r bride has
(alien in ice mi h ' merican poll
tics. So much so thrU sh has be
come the first vnivn candidate
(or the City Cou ci n this south
ern California ci:y of 30. 000.
Mrs Elsa Hubbard. 3S, mother
of two daughters, is campaign
ing along with nine men for three
Council soats. The election is
April l. '
She and her husband, Ray. now :
a carpenter, met in England dur
ing World War II. They came to
the United States II years aso. ,
She became a citizen in Ifjl.
"I got my fret wet in politics ,
during the last presidential pre-.
convention campaign hsn 1 was '
county manager for Estes Ke-1
lauver. Mrs. Huf-1-?,d recalls.
Since then she has served on
lection boards, civil service .-'
amining boards and the County
Dog Commission.
Of her Council campaign. Mrs.
Hubbard said in an interview to
day: "I've been warned that a
woman wouldn't stand a chance.
Even so. I decided to run. I have
no particular ax to grind. I have
no grudges. I think it would be
good to have a woman's point of
view on the Council.
Since Ray and I were married
I've wanted to be the best kind
of American citizen that I could
be. 1 consider political activity
and interest is the right and duty
of any good citizen."
Mrs. Hubbard said her efforts
in the Kefauver campaign con
vinced her thai "the most won
derful thing about the United
States is that ordinary people can
get out and work for candidates
and that they are free to help
make our communities better
through politics."
Does s)ie encounter resentment
that a new citizen has jumped
into polities'
"Yes." she says. "1 find resent
ment comes from the most sur
prising places. Sometimes a per
son I considered a friend would
get up at a meeting and say,
'Whv don't you go back to Eng
land?'
"I just tell them, 'I don't have
to.'
"The ones who are unkind Sre
the ones who take no active in
terest in our community. They are
small in everything.
"The people who are interested
tell me. We need you.' "
Mrs. Hubbard's husband is all
in favor of her political activities.
"Women should have a bigger
hand in politics," he says.
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Ex-Indonesia
Leader Acts to
Restore Peace
1 JAKARTA. Indonesia. Feb. 23
Former Vice President Mo
hammed Hatta moved today to
throw his enormous influence be
hind efforts to restore peace to
revolt-torn Indonesia.
It was learned that Hatta, whose
popularity among the Indonesians
is second only to President Su
karno, met with a youth delega
tion at his home yesterday.
Hatta pledged he would use his
utmost efforts to settle the unrest
in Indonesia.
It was Hatta's first public com
ment on the nation's troubles
since a revolutionary government
was set up in Central Sumatra
Feb. IS. The rebels have demand
ed that Hatta be made premier,
but he rejected the idea.
Hatta, who has conferred pri
vately with Sukarno, told the del
egation the main point now is to
restore the integrity of Indonesia.
He declared that foreign inter
vention should be avoided and
that the constitution and laws
should be observed.
Solon Thinks Congress Left Gate;
Open for Abuse in FCC Decisions
WASHINGTON. Feb. 13 on
Rep. Harris iD-Arki said today
he believes a law to curb wire
pulling on Federal Communica
tions Commission decisions
was "thwarted" in the Miami
Channel 10 case and in other
cases too.
He said Congress itself left the
gale open for abuse when it
passed the law in 1852. H said
Congress members feared the
legislation would shut off their
own access to the FCC on pend
ing cases.
Harris heads the House Com
merce Committee and Its special
subcommittee which renews to
morrow an inquiry into whether
the supposedly independent feder
al regulatory agencies are doing
what the law intended in their
Boy Rocket Maker Hurt
WENATCHEE, Feb. 23 I -An
apparent spark from some
last-minute grinding discharged a
home - made rocket yesterday
sending the steel cap hurtling into
the body of l-y ear-old J. B. Arm
strong. The boy, son of Mr. and Mrs.
E. W. Armsirong. underwent two
hours surgery during which the
metal was removed. He was re
ported in good condition today as
the cap had not pierced his abdon-
inal wall.
Young Armstrong and two com
pions had made the rocket from
a piece of pipe, stuffing it with
between 600 and 800 matchheads.
It had fins on the sides.
At the last moment, he decided
one of the fins needed to be
ground down. During the grind
ing, he held the rocket toward his
stomach and a spark apparently
set it off, Chelan County Deputy
Sheriff Reuben Rose reported.
.rulemaking over far-flung busi
ness interests,
The subcommittee slated Flori
I da lawyer Thurman A. Whiteside
for questioning tomorrow. Ousted
j subcommittee counsel Bernard
I Schwartz has testified that White-
side paid 12,650 to FCC Commis
sioner Richard A. Mack. He pic
tured Whiteside as working lor
I the winner in' a contested FCC
award of lucrative TV Channel 10
in Miami. Whiteside has accused
Schwartz of lying and Mack also
has denied the allegations.
So far the bearing have bees
marked by a swirl of testimony
about efforts by both sides in the
Channel 10 case to win the FCC'a
okay. This has led to congression
al calls for a cod of ethics to
cover regulatory agencies.
Rep. Udall P ' : Ariz) today
urged the FCC to "adopt rules
whfch would prevent members of
Congress or anyone else Irom
intervening in commission hear-
ings."
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