The Montana Standard from Butte, Montana • 6

6-Montana Standard, Saturday, May 4, 1 957 i-rrm LAFF-A-DAY mm mmm wmkb McLeod Says He Almost Got Fired Me Try and Stop Opens Today Chess championships in threa WASHINGTON UB Scott Mc By BENNETT CERF Leod, State Dept. security chief. INFO.ItlATJOrj A lady had to elbow her way into a crowded department store 1 1 1 -J ka. classes will determined here Saturday and Sunday during tha has told investigating senators that Secretary Dulles almost fired him "as a security risk" four ana accidentally sieppea un uie xuui ui an uver-uiscu, unaj another time when they are trying to make off with more than they can get away with," he said. Then he hammered away at the administration's "partnership" policy on power projects.

"This is a partnership where everything is divided even-steven," he said, "the electric company gets the powerhouse and the government gets the fish-ladder." And "They'll be charging the fish toll to get up the ladder," he added. woman who snapped, Why don you watcn where you rt going? 22nd annual tournament of tha Montana Chess Assn. The tournament will be held in the Butte Truman Attacks Administration By WILMOT HERCHER WASHINGTON UR Harry S. Truman came to town in fighting trim Friday and declared the Eisenhower administration is driving him toward socialism. In his old "give-'em-hell" style, he jumped on Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey for wanting, he laid, "To choke us to death with interest rates." And he charged administration policies are forcing the little fellow out of business.

Do you think my feet were made for a fool to walk on?" The lady answered quietly, "I hope so for your sake, madam." i A movie director doing a picture of Blue Ridge mountaineers took his trouDe on lo YMCA. Dr. Adam Smith, professor of mathematics at Montana School of Mines, who is resident years ago. This was disclosed Friday when the Senate Foreign Relations Committee made public 160 pages of secret testimony on McLeod's con: troversial nomination as ambassador to Ireland. Under questioning this week by Kennedy (D-Mass) McLeod said Dulles called him into his of the association, is tourney director.

Herbert A. Wendel. also Butte Briefs of Butte, is the secretary. Titles will be determined in tha master's class for expert, Class A for averaee or below aver a era cation and was overjoyed to see a dozen tough, heavily bearded gents gathered in the village bar. "Just the extras we need!" he chortled, and hired players and in the junior class for them all.

Their accents, now-ever, turned out to be all wrong. rTl- iAii.inM XJ nnrn participants under 18. Trophies will be awarded. Registration for the meet will start Saturday at 12:30 p.m. and "I'm not a Socialist," the former Democratic president said, "but they are driving me that way." His audience was the Electric Consumers Information Committee, an organization formed by labor and farm groups and the electric cooperatives fighting for public power development.

"You ought not to get me started on it. I'm all steamed up," Truman said when the subject of the lucj wcie a turning aauuoc ui David bearded baseball team, recruited in Bushwick Avenue, Brooklyn! Chauncey" DepeW defined laughter as "a safety-valve that permitted one to feel good all over, though showing it principally in play will start at 2 o'clock. The annual banauet will be held at the 3-4 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Zitting of 405 Kemper are parents of a son born Friday in St.

James Hospital. Beaverhead County residents parents of a daughter born Thursday in Butte Community Memorial Hospital are Mr. -and- Mrs. James E. Hager of Armstead.

The Robert T. Kissels of 721 W. Broadway are parents of a daughter born Friday in Community Memorial. Mr. and Mrs.

John P. Finlen Hotel Saturday nieht at otnce to question him about a "leak" to a Washington newspaper (the old Times Herald). The newspaper reported misgivings by McLeod about the then pending nomination of career diplomat Charles. E. (Chip) Bohlen to be ambassador to Moscow.

(Dulles.) said he had been authorized to discharge me as a security risk because of this leak that appeared, obviously from me, in the Times-Herald, but he decided hot too." McLeod vowed he was not the source of the leak, and he said Dulles became convinced he had nothing to do with it and therefore was not a security risk. (The term security risk in this 6:30 and play will resume at 8- one spot." mi, torn ruTuna miMum ka, wu mm mm clock. Sunday play starts at 9 a.m. "Go back and ask her again and thU time LISTEN to what she says." government's atomic energy pro Water Content Of Snow Gains District Court SuM Opens Before Butte Hospital Notes HELENA UI The U. Si Geo Judge From Glasgow COMMUNITY MEMORIAL logical Survey said Friday snow surveys made this week show that water content increased during Wheeler, Billings; Lorena Ma-loughney, 921 N.

Main; Donald 1502 E. Second, Friday in Community Memorial became parents of a daughter. Arthur Edwards of Lewistown was in Butte Friday. Beverly Bemis and Katherine Hardman, both of Superior, were Friday registrants in the Leeeat Trial of a double-barreled dam connotation does not carry any implication of subversion or Red inclination. As used by govern age action based on an automobile April at most snow courses.

Or Petritz, 2101 Leatherwood; Cecil ment officers it covers a number of categories, including persons deemed, to talk too much. McLeod collision cot under way Friday in District Court with Max E. Ruck-daschel. defendant and cross-complainant, testifying briefly as an adverse witness called by counsel for JoseDh P. Byrne, plaintiff and Hotel.

is strongly anti-Communist, and Harvey, 744 Empire; Fred Stucke, 208 W. Park; Stephen LeCoure, 1114 W. Gold; Thomas Paul Jones, 2046 Wall; Mrs. Rudolph Lasich, Dillon; Michael Butrovich, Warm Springs; Robert Simmons, 2610 was .17 inches or 147 per cent of average. The Kings Hill survey north of White Sulphur Springs showed a' gain to 13.4 inches of water, or 111 per cent of average.

At Stemple Pass, north of Helena, nine 'and one-half inches of water or 144 per cent of average was measured. Four courses are measured in the Tenmile Creek area from which Helena receives its water supply. At Chessman Reservoir, water content dropped during April to 3.1 inches or 155 per cent of At the three Rimini courses varying in elevation from 6,200 to 8,000 feet water content varied from 6.6 to 15.1 inches or about 150 per cent of average in the basin as a whole. The volume at these courses is higher than normally found at the peak accumulation period of April 1. The improvement points to a more favorable outlook for municipal water supply in the months ahead.

At Gibbons Pass near the head many critics have accused him of damaging State Dept. morale in his campaigns against employes dinarily a decrease occurs due to snow melting. The outlook for improvement in forecasted yield is particularly favorable in the Tenmile Creek Basin where gains of one and one-half to three and one-half inches in. water content were noted. At the 20 courses measured at various points in the state water content ranged upward from 110 per cent.

The survey also said: Argyle; LeRoy Schmid, 725 S. Da he suspected of being risks.) kota; Herman Collins, 907 Silver cross-defendant. The second witness called was Byrne, who was on the stand as oroceedings were suspended late Friday until Monday at 10 a.m. After relating how he almost Bow Homes; Thomas Crotty, got fired, McLeod told the com' Here from Bozeman Friday was Doris E. Wilson.

Art Smith of Ennis came to Butte Friday and checked into the Leggat Hotel. Marriage licenses were issued Friday from the office of the Clerk of the District Court, to John E. Rautio and Edith 0. Perini, both Admitted Baby William Thomas Thatcher, 541 Nevada; Victor E. Halvorson, 1008 W.

Silver; Jacob Dauenhauer, 720 E. Mercury; Ralph C. Goddard, 557 S. Arizona; Charles A. Surplis, 282 E.

Broadway, Mrs. Mary Lou Johnson, 209 Missoula; Albert Junes, 223 S. Main; Mrs. Elma N. Niemi, IWVt S.

Oklahoma; Kaill South-wick, Waterloo; William J. Cotton, 905 17th Mrs. Libbie Pollitz, Kathy Leeanne Donnell, 8 E. Woolman; Mrs, Theresa Marthaller, 316 E. Pennsylvania, Anaconda.

Dismissed Mrs. Beatrice Dower, 2105 Wall; Master John C. Mc-Gee, 2245 South Drive; Gayle F. Skender, 1558 Elm; Debra Bick-ford, 59 W. Gold; Jack Hanley, 15 E.

Silver; Mrs. Laurine B. Adams, 621 Utah; Irving M. Van- Mountain View Mine Residence; mittee that he recalled the inci Fred Green, 822 Empire; Garret A District Court jury, with one dent to Dulles several weeks ago alternate juror, was sworn in ear and remarked to the secretary:" ly Friday to try the "case. "The fact that you made this Water outlook in the St.

Mary Schamp, 923 N. Mam; Mrs. Thomas Williams, 2079 Florence; Baby Timothy Trafford, 2755 St. Ann's; Forrest Hoss, 2240 East Judge James T. Shea of Glas gram came up.

He asserted the most dangerous thing facing the country today is what he called an administration plan to "turn the 18 billion or 20 billion dollars of the taxpayers' money that developed the atomic energy program over to private ownership." When the atom is developed fully, Truman said, it can be the source of all the world's power and bring the great desert areas into flower. "But if it is developed like the secretary of the Treasury has controlled money they will choke it to death and half the people will starve," he declared. In a brief mention of foreign affairs, the former chief executive said he has a 36- or 40-inch globe in his Kansas City office which has been shrunken to the size of an orange by modern transport and communication facilities. He said he keeps the globe turned so that the world's trouble spot are on view. "I like to look at them," he explained, "and wonder what the hell's going to happen next." Truman had a prepared speech ready for the committee but he tossed most of it away in favor of extemporaneous barbs.

Several spokesmen for the committee urged the former president to "start slugging again" for public power. Sen. Morse (D-Ore), one of those present, called Truman the greatest protector of the people's natural resources since George Norris, the late senator from Nebraska who fathered the Tennessee Valley Authority. statement all in one sentence kept me from fainting because if you gow in the 17th Judicial District is presiding in "the disqualifica Drive; Paula Harry, 2230 Massa of legal age, both of Butte; Merrill Gallup, 34, Ionia, and Ailene Murphy, 23, Grand Rapids, Mich. made it in two sentences I don't know how I would have stood up." tion of Judges T.

E. Downey chusetts; Mrs. Mary Powers, Pressed by Kennedy as to where and John B. McClernan of the Second District (Silver Bow Coun of the Bitterroot and Big Hole The Butte Unity Truth Center ty). Phoenix Block; Mrs.

Elizabeth M. Opie, 906 Zarelda; Mrs. Barbara Barich, 714 E. Fourth, Anaconda; Mrs. Thelma 415 Cherry, Anaconda.

Dulles got the authority to discharge him, McLeod replied: "I assume from the President." The case is based on an automo will meet at the YMCA Sunday morning with Sunday School at Rivers, water content was 26 inches or 126 per cent of average for May 1. At Elkhorn Springs near Dillon; 10.6 inches of water found, ranking 163 per cent of bile collision which occurred April Vliet, 1807 Sidney Paynter, 10 a. m. Devotional service at 11 1033 W. Gold: -Walter A.

Jackson, i Dismissed Mrs. Lewis Crow 17, 1955, at the intersection of Wyoming and Granite streets, between automobiles driven by the two prin- a. m. with Rev; Mary E. Wessel, the subject "Lovest Thou Me." At 521 S.

Washington; Raymond A. Magstadt, 2920 Harrison; John average. In the Hebgen Dam-West Yel and daughter, 825 Seventh George Hall, Whitehall; Mrs. Charles L. Shephard, Wisdom; final Ghitti, 1022 E.

Park; Robert A. River Basin Glacier Park is above average. A forecast based on annual surveys indicates the runoff of tributary Swiftcurrent Creek will be 74,800 acre feet in May-July or 110 per cent of the long term average. International snow surveys conducted by the USGS and Canadian Dept. of National Resources have been the basis of forecasts since 1922.

Waters of the St. Mary River in conjunction with the Milk JRiver are the source of supply for the extensive irrigation in the Milk River Valley of northern Montana. snow courses range in elevation from 5,000 to 5,800 feet. Snow-depths varied from 42 to 100 inches and water -from 18 to 48 inches. Mr.

A. Blenkarn, representing the USGS on the surveys said snow density averaged lowstone area three courses -at It involves a complaint by Byrne Mrs. Glen Dudley, 6 W. Mercury; Fellows, 935 Empire; Otto C. a a 166 Pennsylvania in which he blames Ruckdaschel for the crash and asks $2,285 damages, and a cross-complaint by Ruckdaschel against Byrne in 12:05 p.

mTa study.class in "Keep a True Lent." Saturday night at 7 p. m. at the YMCA there is prayer followed at 7:30 p. m. with the study class.

Members of Silver City Camp, Royal I Neighbors, are asked to meet at the bus depot at 8:30 Saturday morning to take the bus to Ennis for the convention, Block: Mrs. Frank E. Ross and son, School of Mines Residence Hall: Frank Levra, 127 Main, Meaderville; Mrs. Agnes Charles Dallas, Medical Arts Harold Matye, 2001 Spruce; Mrs. Kenneth Thomas, DUlon; Mrs.

Josephine NolantL110 W. Granite; James McGarvey, 933 N. Main; Robert Walter Harvey, 1508 N. Main; Earl Fogarty, Hill- which Byrne is blamed and Ruck daschel asks $1,179 damages. No personal injuries are involved in the "case.

2320 Elm; Tracy A. Bullerdick, 421 Colorado; Mrs. Dortald L. Ol Tot Under Observation After Traffic Accident Kathy Donnell, 4, daughter of Bill A. Donnell of 8 E.

Woolman, was admitted to Community Memorial Hospital for observation late Friday afternoon after she was hit by a truck. She was not believed seriously hurt. The child had a cut on her head and a bruised George O'Malley of 1114 Gallatin, driver of. the truck, told police he was driving east in the first block on East Woolman when the child ran from behind a car and he was unable to avoid her. O'Malley drives for The Anaconda Company.

varying elevations range from 10.8 to 21.5 inches of water, or nearly double the usual water content for May 1. In the Gallatin River headwaters. 24.6 inches of water was measured at Devils Slide near Bozeman. This is '114 per cent of the May 1 average. It should be remembered spokesmen said, that the high percentages mean principally that there was less melt than usual during April.

The gain in water content at many courses during April does show that water users son and daughter, 835 14th Mrs. "Jack Willoughby and son. Members of the Jury are Lewis crest Hotel; Rose M. Corbitt, 611 Transit," Walkerville; "Louis P. Herman, Raymond J.

Ballew, 3505 Willoughby; Bjarne M. John RAIL INCOME UP Kountz, Whitehall Terrance Schf apps" .1009 W. Platinum. Oscar Lademan, Bert A Isaacson, A T7 1 1 11 Utv-The Assn. df In his prepared remarks, attacked, the Hells Canyon power program as a giveaway that American Railroads Friday esti nearly 48 per cent compared to the long term average of 45 per cent.

mated the net income of Class 1 The U.S. Naval Bureau of Aero 2309- Yale.5 ST. JAMES Admitted Mrs. Jean Gilliland, 226 W. Porphyry; John Hilder-man, 409 E.

Park; Mrs. Christine Tozzi, 940" Utah Mrs. Vinnie F. "would plunder the great natural resources that belong to the peo- Hazel Rogers, Yalmer Hermanson, Esther Gordon, Matthew Caddy, Carrie O. Weinstock and Rosella Dauenhauer.

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