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Elisabeth raayrvatlonk:--..^ \ _■.< ' V will give h p a i^ Tueaday at S p,m.> " 'a ^ e ll, Mfr, M vy Reid and Mra. the goldw wedding anhlveraary. S. MaMyrlii and" her huabaikk haaria at 2:30 Sunday aftarnoon at . ,F ilr, bolder to a ^ t, .duMoe ,«g irroUpa. Mra. I». H. M elbert’'ta. the High School. AboiiiiTown ckaifmah of the aupper coniinittee. for'-W^lte Ribbon Recrulta foUdkr- McKinney.' Mr.;an'd Mra, Wtljlam J, Holden, 23 l^rday eveplng, Mr. and Mrs, IWCNdEs' AGAij^ froet Ui lowhuaiyLow ki-low 9H. The prbgTfOT will include a puppst ing the bUaineaa" meeting at 2:16 Palknor. Dr. Sunday was 'held at Holden were guests at. a surarlse Sundey konliy.^Ue w r hwr. WglA ~ . .... charge. Of , WVi/ ‘i ' dog the home of their son and daughter dlnnerpairty at Dama’s Hi West The' commltUi^ln charge of the Mtonbef of the AudH . ' ' V X '■ •-r ^ i*ow ( and a' aklt put on Th« pro^am will be In charge. Of ■seml-formal, dance aiid. buffet of Qitfeau of CIreqIafion SO to as. ThC'WnuMl mMtinf and poUuck* tiy alx of:, the ipentbera'* of Mfa, John KcAlllaterv;Mfa.fa. C. W- roaat toitiolrow at 6^0 p.m. at 9 In law, ,Mr. and, Mra. J. Herbert Hartford, with about 16. present, ^ffippw o t ^ y n C B 6t 0>e Norttt more Watkina, Mia. ''Wlllla'm,Jftu8h Durkin St., followed by a briaf Holden,^ Ellington Rdn South Holdett has been asaoclated with the Women’s Club at the Manches­ X ^tmck^ster-^A CUy o f VilU^e Charm the Tnterniedfate MlCK'All ladiea ter .Country Cjub tomorrow from X~ lii^Khod^ CtiMUt will taka place of the church are welcome. Any­ and Mra. tSeqrg^'McKlnney. The irte^tlng. Chlldreh...on the guard Windsor, and not *t ,the.home .of the automobile business for many ■ :r e£- yearg and 4s now-With the Tabhr 9 p;m. to i, announces that tickets slcht at'^iSP at the one iinahle to attend the aupper la refreahment^Oiemmlttee will In­ team, both old and new "members, theb- daughter and son in law; clude Mra. Jntrloh Baj^ett. Mra. are urged tq attend. , Hoatgwere'their aon.and his wife',' Cadillac Co. - Will be.'’ available at the door to VO JK^Xyi, NO. 183 ^(TWELVE PAGES) X MANCHESTER, jG#' n ., SATURDAY, MAV- 4, 1957 (CiMafled Adverttilag on Page 10) PRICE FIVE CENTS (diurch. 'I^ M dacpratiowa yili to> Invited to the meeting at 7:46. X X /X- rs Vi^l^tober^s }/ I x Ouster Sou^t X . V By Grand iiiry X Pbrtland, Ore., May 4 (/P)— A vice-investigating ‘grand i jury ran it-s score to 69 in- Washington, May 4' (/P)— dictmejits today and told, Sen. Mundt- (R-SD) says the Portland it still ''4ias a .lortg 'X, Senate Rackets committee is way to go/ before c&rjniption looking into .-circumstances can be wiped out here. ' 8urroun<iing' D avi# J. .Mc­ The busiest of four grand juries ALWAYS to investigate vice ^ In the past Donald's re-election as presi­ year, the jury submltt^ two final dent of the United Steel­ iiotments and a-lengthv-report workers Uriitm. critical of Dist. Atty. 'William P6IiticaI>Furor Seen Mundt, a member .of the .com­ Langley, Mayor Terry ScKrimk mittee, Raid yesterdSy the investi­ and local police. gation by committee ataff members' Langley has been convicted of :S ^ ]$EEN STAMPS SAT *ls designed to determine whether falling to prosecute’ gamblers. He Over Using H-Bomb V . unlqii flinds. were used- to finance faces . six other indictments. McL^nald’s recent eampaign for Sch'.unk faces five. another- term In- the union office. In a surprise, move, the grand . Meanwhile, the commlUe pre­ jury also recommended that Atty; Bonn. Germany. May 4 (/P)— Chancellor Konrad Adenauer pared for another aeaaion next Gen. Robert V. Thoimton of Ore- conferred today with Secretary of State Dulles on East-West A'<^ Ample Free Parking Wednesday With Dave Beck. Team,- ■gon.- named last year to conduct issues. , .. -7.^ The^ • y x the Vice investigations, be replaced ■ atera Union president. In his last While the talks werie going on, a (resh message arrived/$dr At the Rear of Our Store. Money Refunded at Sta'itYfSLCounter. aptsearance before the Inveatlga. in the probe. tors, Beck decline to answer ques­ The appalling inability of pur Adenauer from Soviet Ambi^sador Andrei Smimov.and was tions. a,bout his handling of union att05ne.vvgenCrql to perceive the taken into the Chancellor’s office. A Foreign Office spokes­ funds.-The Teamsters boss invoked emergent publlcXie^ for forceful man said Adenauer and Dulles discussed the ^ v ie t note. >1 his- fifth, amendment protection -action . has be^Uncreastngly The spokesman declined tO;discuss the coritents of the note, / evident to us . the report by against poasible sSlf-lncrlmlnatipn. built was believed to deal with thei.SOviet-German exchange;;/ Cemplatnts Re<lwlvrd said. over atomic weapons! / " > ’ / After' Mundt reported the com- Dave. Beck, preaidOnt of the Teamsters Union, leaves feder^^ / U »t Failures X..^ f j y n i .^mlttee was checking into the Steel- courthpnss in Washington May 3 after surrendering on..an indict­ The report wound .up ninV- 'wiirkera, election, another source ment Bccuaing him of income tax evasion. 'Beck was released on weeks of work. It was /delivered Bonn. Germany, May 4 </^-^The Atlantic Allies declara­ to the presiding state circuit court -said cbmpiaints about. McDonald's bond for his speparance in Tacoma, Wash., to answer, tp-the in­ tion that they will meet any aggresison with nuclear-backed election had been received from judge here, Charles W.- Redding. dictment. X might was expected todriy'to bring new erislaughta from Berwick, Pa.’ The jury presented a list of steps The union' chief, defeated Donald it said-Thornton had failed to take. Russia and their own political opponent^ iri their owii coun­ G, Rai-icki a unioP, member who The jury recommended that the trie s .' ’ .-' , was not kno.wn natlohally before lie .Oregon State Bar draw up a list Thwe stand WM resrlfirmed last ■ - .a tried for the top steelworkers post. 6f attorneys competent 'to take' higlit in a communique which. 1 I McDonald defeated him by about UnioD ^ e r , gnd that the governor ap- served notice’that NAlXl memisers /. R* V/m L . ' A A two to one. potnt-bhe-46 head the vice Investi­ gation stood ready■ to use "all* available ; g -v i* w”|; , s 'T9* T /'''■ McDonald haa>wrlUen Uie com^ meBna”XincIudlng their devastat- 11 If - I-C a V| Tfq sf 'fgq S - .S '- i mittee, there is "ho corruption in Ironically, while the grand jury irtg n uclei weapoDs-^gainSt any AXA/AK X F A U LAF our Union”' and that the organisa­ was preparing this repbrt. Thorn­ aggreasors. The statement came To Find Botter Man ton was in Salem at a legislative tion will cooperate in any investi­ ts^. '' ' at the end of a 2-^>’ session of gation. X • ■. \ '4a• —..I.■■ ii 1.1 I . ^- hearing, .testifying against pr’o- foreign ministers, of the 15-naUon Stop H-Blasts . There were reports, also, that Atlantic Clty,.N. J., May 4 U9)4with'*'asali;ting In preparafloii of a posala to do a v i^ with, grand X juries, or -Testrict- their freedom. ' alliance. the committee might look InAotwo --Teamsters chief Dave Beck was • false tax return for the Teamsters' In a cleafeut ansy,*er to the ■Oslo, May 4 (^^N orw ay’s sec-- , Other matters, the recent strike ."I am a believer IrXthe grand Kremlin's recent' threats, a'g'ainst quo'te<l as telling a regional meet-' Joint Council N o.' 28 Building jiiry system." Thornton skid. ond largest newspaper today called against the Ohio Consolidated ing of hit. union ^veaterday that "If A.ssn. in Seattle, alqo in I960. ^ ^ atomic guided hjl**''® bases in for Foreign Minister .Halvard M. X Telephone CO., and the conduct of There have been more thkp KX) H-Bomb Protest in Japan ybu find artyohe'who can do a bet-: The spokesman quoted Beck as dietmehts agstnal mf,r« Scandinavia,' West German; Lange to try to make the weatern Washable Fabric some union leaders and mine op­ ter'Job than T have done, go aneaa lelllng the meeting:- maiccm Huge replica of an H-bomb mushroom cloud is carried through 1 persons in the year-long inveslig^-. '.Greece and Turkey, the Communi- >owers atop their nuclear bomb erators in LusernC County, Pa. and elect'him." ' i "Ever>’ man Is entitled to his the streets of Tokyo, Japan, May 1, in protest to upcoming Brlt- BSts.