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Search Continues
For Missing Coed
Portland-fllPD - The search
for clues into the disappear
ance of a pretty 19-year-old
Washington State university
coed and the slayer of her boy
friend went into its second
week Sunday with no trace
of the girl or the slayer.
A 600-man hunt SaturcfiV
in the wooded Forest psutt
area of northwest Portiand
where the body of llarsf
Ralph Peyton, 19, was found
a week ago, failed to locate
Beverly Ann Allan, Port
Townsend, Wash., who author
ities fear was either kidnaped
or slain by the slayer or slay
ers f Peyton.
A 50-man search conducted
by the Washington county
sheriff's office Sunday also
proved fruitless.
BROTHERS REUNITED Brothers TSgt.
Philip H. McCoy, left, and Sgt. Lowell C.
Hcimbach, both U.S. Marines, compare
notes at a recent get-together at Twenty
Nine Palms, Calif. What made the meeting
unusual is that it was the first in 22 years
without either man realizing that he had a
brother. They were separated in Sacra
mento, Calif., in 1938 when their parents
separated and both went to live with dif
ferent relatives. Throughout the years,
neither was told of a brother-until 1955. It
took almost five years of searching and hap
penstance for the reunion. (UPI Telephoto)
Porter Offers Office Files for
Use by New Congressman-Elect
By YVONNE FRANKLIN
; Mail Tribunt
Washington Bureau
Washington - (Special) -v
Charles O. Porter, who caught
a knockout right fist from Dr.
, Kdwin R. Durno in his re-
I other cheek.' Never one to
hold a grudge, Porter has of
fered his office files and a
helpful word to his adver
sary. ., "I have written to Dr. Dur
no, offering him my files of
pending constituent business,"
Porter said, "but as yet I
haven't heard from him."
"I would like , also to sit
down and talk with him about
supporting the Dunes bill, and
I have asked him to drop
around when he gets to Wash
ington," he added, perhaps un
consciously giving the reason
why Durno has not yet re
plied. Durno has not support
ed the plan for a National
Seashore park in Oregon, and
may not be in the mood for
such friendly persuasion..
Start from Scratch
. Jack Billings, Porter's ad-
For All Occasions
ministrative assistant, ex-leral times a day for their leg
plained that when they came islative, committee and office
to Washington he had to start chores like to be as close as
'from scratch" in organizing I possible. The senators have a
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ntspi A MISSILE! BASE
London -IUPD- Japanese in
telligence officials nave aenai
, photos showing the Soviet Un-
ion is building a missile base
-in Kamchatka Peninsula
"whose target appears to be
China," the Sunday Times
said Sunday. The newspaper
.,!, ihp haw would be
the office. No files were turn
ed over; no helpful hints were
forthcoming from former con
gressman Harris Ellsworth; no
potted plants; nothing.
"Humph, we never saw
him," Billings said, and Por
ter added, "That is when we
decided that if and when I
ever left this office, we would
not do it that way."
Billings has begun the
tiresome task of seeing that
all books and other personal
belongings are packed up and
sent to Porter's Washington
home. All personal and po
litical files will be sent there
also. The rest of the files, ex
cepting the constituent busi
ness files which will go to
Durno, will be shipped to the
University of Oregon and
stored there.
Common Sense
"It's just common sense to
pass these pending business
files along," Porter said.
These people ought to be
taken care of. There's noth
ing controversial about this;
it should be a continuing serv
ice of the office. A lot of xon
stituents were left hanging in
the air when Ellsworth left
office."
Porter indicated that the
other files would be available,
as they have been at his of
fice. "My files are open; I
will authorize most anyone
to see them, except for ma
licious purposes," he said.
But it wouldn't be fair to
turn over my personal and
political files to Durno. Per
sons wrote to me as a Dem
ocrat and friend in many cas
es, and they didn't write to
Durno. They would not as
sume that I would turn their
letters over to him. However.
if he has any need of a file.
he can ask and we can make
it available on the particular
problem."
Durno will not automatic
ally move into Porter's old
office which is in a desirable
location on the street floor
facing the Capitol. When a
man is defeated, other con
gressmen immediately apply
for the office space, tresn
man congressmen are usually
left with the closets: usually
fifth floor rear, facing the
elevator shaft.
Therefore, veteran con
gressmen, who in their jobs
must-hustle back ana lorm
two blocks to the Capitol sev-
SCHOOL AID SOUGHT
Portland, Ore. - ItlPD - The
representative council of the
Oregon Education association,
representing 15,000 teachers,
called for more state support
for schools at a two day con
vention ending here Saturday.
Virginia Had a Little Ghost and It
Follows Her Everywhefe She Goes
London - IUPI) - Virgin had
a little ghost, it's sheet was
white as snow. And every
where Virginia went
was sure to go.
the ghost
Sfiem-IUUI - Ek-Sov. Evo
UHSusaessfal Hfc-
lican candidate for U.S. sena
tor last month against Demo
oerat Maurine Neuberger, Sat
urday said it was too early to
tell if he would be a candi
date against Democratic Sen.
Wayne Morse in 1962.
Smith made the statement
at a Republican State Central
committee meeting here.
Morse will be seeking his
third term in the Oregon Sen
ate in 1956, he defeated the
late Douglas McKay.
Smith called Morse a "pop
ular man" and said Repub
licans would have to use a
positive campaign if they
were to beat him.
They were rewriting the old
nursery rhyme somewhat
along these lines today in the
villapf ef SfeUrtee'ti fee Sb-
Ami M Vtfoaxsfe at vailb
Kft-Se gut i tlrt Mnie scfceol
mam d Virgrsam CsMUpleSEtf.
Virginia is enty 11, a
tailed yewnfister who Ues't
play very mueb with the other
little girls.
But strange things seem to
happen when she is around,
according to Miss Margaret
Stewart who teaches at the
Village school.
For example:
A table rose from the floor
and shifted sideways.
A desk bounced up and
down three times.
A door opened as Virginia
passed through and could not
be shut.
"I don't believe in the super
natural but I was mesmerized
by what I saw," Miss Stewart
said.
"It looked like an elaborate
practical joke. But there was
no string and no one touched
the desk when it moved."
Won't Discuss Rumors
Tirginia stayed at home to-
and her mothers refused
W eHsivas rumors sweeping
tittle Wwi he daughter
ks alu!el a fwiteroi
n6leKus gfcost) vAiok
lowe her to ski.
Villager said ttjey udc.r
stoed church authorities weuld
be consulted to determine if
this is a case warranting in-
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A member of the Society
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the occurrences at Sauchie be
fore deciding whether to send
an investigator to the scene.
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trolley for their two blocks,
but the congressmen stay
healthy.
Inherit Furnishings
Durno will inherit the of
fice furnishings and all elec
trical equipment; robotype
writers (clever devices, auto
matic, which make a form
letter look as though it were
typed by human hands), mim
eograph and addressograph
machines, and dictophones.
Porter keeps personal items
which he has paid for; drapes,
refrigerator, desk files, a few
small tables, potted plants,
pictures, etc. He will need a
small truck to load picture
of the great and near great
which now adorn his office
walls. Ex-congressmen are al
lowed to use the frank (free
mailing) for official mail for
one year, six months for un
official. He also is allowed to
ship his files free as well
Billings is trying to find
jobs for the women on Por
ter s staff. Laura Olson, for
merly of Eugene and Rose-
burg, the research assistant,
will go to work for Sen. Mau
rine Neuberger. The recep
tionist may work for Al Ull-
man. The others are part
time help and have not been
placed.
May Stay With Porter
Billings, who was a news
commentator for a Eugene ra
dio station, will stay with Por
ter if he finds-a top job with
the Kennedy administration.
He believes his boss is a
genius" and wants to stay
with him.
I have received an offer
from my former employer in
Eugene," Billings said. "I was
flatered, but I enjoy this sort
of work and would like to
stay in it." He has applied to
incoming congressmen, com
mittee chairmen in the House,
and to the Kennedy admini
stration. Porter may be down, but
he isn't giving up on his fa
vorite legislation:
"Most of the legislative
matters I am interested in I
am going to ask Sen. Morse to
handle. I have some special
bills, and intend to keep push
ing my legislation," he said.
"I may not be the congress
man, but I can still see that
things get a certain amount of
attention, especially if I am
here in Washington on a new
job.
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