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THE JOURNAL-NEWS, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 6, 1 975 5A 1 4 4 I 1 i 1 3 rm" a 1 Skipper let dancer go-go to aid morale 1 Elvis takes Memphis spin on funmobile MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) Elvis Presley, resting at home after hospitalization for an enlarged colon and fatigue, felt good enough Monday to go riding down Elvis Presley Boulevard with his girl friend on twin "funmobiles." Presley, who usually shies away from interviews, encountered a photographer as he rode through his Graceland Mansion gates on a newly purchased, three-wheeled funmobile. The 40-year-old entertainer had six words for public consumption. "How are you feeling now, Elvis?" the photographer asked while snapping pictures. "I'm feeling fine," he said.

"You're looking real good," the photographer replied. "Thanks," said Elvis, nodding. "I guess you're glad to back in Memphis awhile," the photographer said. "Sure am," Presley said. Presley then roared off down Elvis Presley Boulevard on his new toy.

Girlfriend Linda Thompson followed on a second funmobile, trailed by a cousin on a third. Presley bought the vehicles in Memphis before traveling to Las Vegas for a two-week engagement. After three performances at the Las Vegas Hilton, he canceled the show and flew home Aug. 21 to enter Baptist Hospital. The singer's latest hospitalization ended Sept.

5, but Dr. George Nichopoulos said his patient must take it easy for at least three months. Presley's uncle and gate guard, Vester Presley, said Elvis needs to have some fun and ignore the nurses at Graceland "who don't want him to get outside and get tired out." fWL-'mi Gannett News Service Va. "A commanding officer uses everything he can to maintain morale," said Cdr. Connelly D.

Stevenson, skipper of the Finback. Stevenson has been reprimanded and relived of his command for letting a go-go dancer perform topless on his submarine. "No one has ever written a definitive book on leadership," said Stevenson in an interview at his home in Portsmouth, Va. "Morale and the ability to maintain it are significant facets of leadership," he continued. "Two ways to do that are to set high standards and make the men proud of what they're doing." It was the officers and men of the Finback who persuaded Stevenson, his friends have said, to allow a go-go dancer named Cat Futch to dance topless as the ship sailed proudly past the missile submarine Alexander Hamilton in Port Canaveral, Fla.

The submarines are traditionaly rivals in the submarine service. Stevenson's Navy superiors in Norfolk decided that Futch's topless dance went beyond morale building they have sent him a letter of reprimand for allowing her to perform on July 10. The Navy was started additional punitive proceedings against Stevenson. "I can't believe it's making so much news," said Stevenson. "I've been offered dozens of sympathetic platforms in the press, but I'm a Navy officer and feel obliged to follow procedure.

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