Report on Election
Practices in Portland
Declared Inaccurate
Ptland (U.R) A U.S. Sen
ate subcommittee report on elec
tions which cast some doubt
about the legality of certain
practices employed here during
the last general election has
been labeled as "inaccurate in
two very important particulars."
Gordon Orput, Portland busi
ness man, and E. B. MacNaugh
ton, chairman of the board of the
action taken by several firms
as "spontaneous" and "unsolic
ited" by the Republican party or
ganization. The committee report said the
First National bank and several
other corporations "may have"
violated a federal law by allow
ing the use of their mailing facil
ties for a Republican check on
Democratic registration prior to
the last election.
"The Republican organization
did not solicit me, nor to the best
Obf my knowledge anyone else.
to send out letters for the pur
pose of checking accuracy of
Democratic registrations," Orput
asserted.
MacNaughton said he had
determined that the action taken
by his firm was taken innocently-
Orput added that the mailing
of letters to registered Demo
crats was taken informally and
voluntarily and were not made
for any partisan political pur
pose but rather "to find out the
truth of widely circulated stories
of false and fraudulent registra
tions." "I have never regarded honest
citizenship as a partisan issue.
But the Democratic organiza
tion had objected so violently
to the signing of the poll books
and other checks on validity of
registration that I wondered if
there was a reason for them to
be worried," he said.
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Around Hollywood
By ALINE MOSBY
United Preu Correspondent
Hollywood (U.R) If and
when Elvis .Presley becomes' a
soldier, he'll get a crewcut like
any other GI,
and r u m o rs
he'll fight to
to keep his
sideburns, he
says indignat
ly, are "mean
er 'n a hound
dawg."
"P e o p le
have been
maKin s u c n AUn Mosby
a big to-do about my keepin'
my hair," groaned Elvis while
he treated me to lunch at the
Paramount commissary.
"I'm going into that service
and have the rest of the boys
in short hair and me in long
hair. All GIs get crew cuts and
I'm not askin' them to keep my
hair.
"I'm going into that service
and do the best I can," he add
ed. "If they want me to sing
for the boys, I'll sing. Anything
they want me to do is all right."
Elvis looked disgusted when I
inquired if he's keeping his side
burns and droopy ducktail for
his second movie, "Loving You,"
a modern story about a rock 'n
roll singer which he's doing for
producer Hal Wallis.
"My hair is my trademark,"
he explained carefully. "I never
meant to offend anyone with
it."
When Elvis joins the Army
depends on when his draft board
needs a draftee.
"It might be next month, next l
year, or never, he said. "I don t
mind going.'.'
Although Elvis fumes when
people rib him about his hair
do, he doesn't give a guitar
string for the countless gags
about him on television or for
the many Presley satirists.
Everybody from Jerry Lewis to
a local striptease dancer does
Presley imitations. Last week
NBC's "Kraft Theater" told a
tragic story about a rock 'n roll
singer with sideburns and , a
guitar.
"Imitations are great they
make me feel good," said Elvis.
If someone does a take-off on
you it's good for you."
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Washington Former President Hoover on a warning of a de
pression "that will curl your hair";
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the signs."
Washington Alfred Lilienthal, counsel to the Committee for
Security and Justice in the Middle East, charging that a weakness
of the Eisenhower Doctrine is that force can only be used in "in
stances of Communist aggression":
"So long as one million Arab refugees remain homeless, so long
as the Holy City of Jerusalem is severed by barbed wire, and so
long as Israel continues to flout existing resolutions of the United
Nations, there will be new Suezes and more bloodshed."
Nashville, Tenn. Geneva Allen, an eyewitness to the collapse
of a 1,200 -foot tower of television station WSM - TV, describing
the accident:
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an accordion."
Washington Rep. Emanuel Celler (D.-N.Y.) chairman of the
House Judiciary subcommittee on civil rights bills, supporting a
self-sponsored bill that goes beyond the administration's civil
rights proposals:
"Just as we can't hold back the hands of history, we can't hold
back the idea that one color is as good as another."
Washington Speaker of the House Sam Rayburn reluctantly
agreeing to delay a vote on the Democratic grazing lands plan fol
lowing objections by Agriculture Secretary Ezra T. Benson:
"I think that Secretary Benson and his crowd down there want
to get credit for whatever is done about the drought."
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