Salem, Oregon, Thursday, October 11, 1956 "
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GOP Solon Asks Probe of Pay
Donation to Morse Campaign
WASHINGTON ll Donations!
of a lumber company crew in
Roseburg, Ore., to the "campaign
fund of Sen. Mors D-Ore) should
be investigated, San. Goldwater
(R'Ariz) said yesterday. ,
Goldwatei, chairman of the Sen
ate Republican Campaign Com
mittee, said he asked the Senate
Elections Subcommittee to inves
tigate the contributions. He said
Morse benefited from a special
half day of work on Saturday,
Sept. 15, at the Paul Hull Lumber
Co. in Roseburg. -j
Goldwater said the Jime-and-a-i
half waccs earned by the men
who worked were contributed to
Morse's campaign. Goldwater did
not give the amount of the contri
bution nor the number of workers
involved.
In Roseburg. Paul Hult, the
.lumber company owner, said 11
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ANNOUNCEMENT
After 2t yeon in Ladd & Bush Bldg.
MERCHANTS CREDIT BUREAU
OF SALEM, INC.
Now in Its New Building At
1586 STATE STREET
men volunteered to work a hall
day en Saturday. The $424 they
earned, Hult aaid, waa donated to
the Morse campaign In Douglas
County.
Lumber produced in the shift -was
disposed of through regular,
channels, he aaid.
Goldwater had indicated the"
lumber processed by the work-
men also benefited the Morse"
campaign. '
Hult said the plant normally''
does not operate on Saturdays in,
the slack fall season. The idea to
work the special shift "was kicked! 1
around" at the plant, the lumber"
men said, and Morse supporter!
on the crew decided to donate'
their pay. ;
It was strictly legal, I m sure, '
Hult said. . r,
A spokesman for the Morse
campaign office In Portland said"
the matter "was handled as a vol-;.,
unteer contribution" in Douglas -County.
"It is unfortunate that an ,
attempt has been made to twist
the facts in this case," the spokes
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