MAIL TRIBUNE', Medtord, Or.
1 t Frid.y, April (, 100
Appling Concedes
Error Made in
Ballot Printing
Salem-flJPH-An error In the
lifting of i Democratic can'
dldate for delegate to the na
tional convention on Oregon's
primary ballot was attacked
Thursday by State Sen. Mon
roe Sweetland (D-Milwaukie)
as a "serious and expensive"
blunder.
Secretary of State Howell
Appling Jr. conceded the er
ror had been made by a wo
man in the state elections di
vision.
Elections Director Jack
Thompson said in checking
with private printing firms in
Portland printing ballots on
contract with various coun
ties that the entire Demo
cratic ballot for Deschutes
county had been run off be
fore the mistake was discov
ered. Klamath. Douglas Affected
Gene Conklin, Pendleton,
was listed as a state-at-large
delegate to the national con
vention when actually he is
a candidate for 2nd congres
sional district delegate to the
convention.
Thompson said the only
other ballots affected as far
as he knew was Klamath
county, of which 15 of its
74 precincts were already run,
and about one-third of the
Douglas county ballot.
Clerks in the affected coun
ties have the responsibility
of deciding whether the bal
lots are to be rerun or whether
the error may be corrected in
other ways. The extra ex
pense must be borne by the
counties, which pay to have
their own ballots printed.
Sweetland Critical
A spokesman at B a 1 1 y
Printing Company in Portland
where the Deschutes ballot
was run said he did not know
If the 6,000 ballots would be
rerun or corrected with a
blockout and an insertion. He
had no estimate as to how
much expense was involved.
Appling was en route to
Seaside to address the Bowl
ing Proprietors Association
ind was not available for
urther comment.
Sweetland, a Democratic
andtdate for nomination as
secretary of slate, criticized
Appling and Thompson. He
suggested that in the "interest
of accuracy" Appling recall
former state elections Chief
David O'Hara, now retired.
Appling said the mistakes
in listing Conklin had been
caught before Sweetland's
charges.
Second Powell Tax
Count Dismissed
New York - (UPD - Federal
Judge Frederick Vanpelt Bry
an Thursday dismissed a sec
ond of the three Income tax
evasion counts on which Rep.
Adam Clayton Powell Jr. is
on trial.
He denied a defense motion
to throw out the one remain
ing count, which charges him
.with preparing a false and
fraudulent return for his wife
in 1951.
The count dismissed today
had charged the Negro con
gressman and minister with
evading payment of $1,399.69
in taxes on the 1951 return.
Testimony during the trial had
indicated that errors made by
others in filling out the tax
form had virtually wiped out
the alleged deficiency.
Bryan had dismissed anoth
er count of the indictment
Tuesday after the govern
ment conceded it had failed
to produce evidence to sus
tain its charge that Powell
had prepared a fraudulent
joint return for himself and
his wife in 1B52.
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