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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 16, 1955)
FRIDAY, 1KCKMBER 16, 1955 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH KALLS. OKKliUN Church Plans Xmas Play, i "The Christmas Voice" will be given by the young people anri adults of the Assembly of Ood Church, Eighth and Oak streets. Sunday night, December 18 at 1:30 p.m. Vera May and Delores Hub bell are directing the hour-long production. , The play will depict the Brown family on Christmas Eve and the results of their selfishness. - The cast and characters follow Carl Crosshorn, Frank Brown, the older brother; David Mocabee, Joe, Lois Lebeck, Grace; Patsy Golden. Sara; Vera Smith, Ethel; Doris Golden, Beth, Lorene Anderson Pearl. Elzma Farrar, Nell; Jerry An derson, Davie Wood; Wilma Gallo way. a woman; Dean Weston, a man; Harold Fuller, radio an nouncer; Lowell Anderson, the Christmas guest; Delores Hubbell, Katherine Hampton; Joan Smith and Nedra Collins, angels. C. E. Lebeck. pastor of the church invites the public to the program. Peterson Pupils Plan Christmas Show Students of Peterson School will present their annual Christmas pro gram for parents and friends in the school auditorium at 7:4b on Tuesday, December 20. The program, divided into two parts, will be put on by the fourth, tilth and sixth grades. The first part, "Mr. Mouse En joys Christmas," .will be a skit. The second part will be a Christ mas tiier.io, ' In Blhlehem Town." The public Is Invited. Ike To Visit With Crony GETTYSBURG, Pa. H Presi dent Elsenhower pays back some Colorado hospitality today, show ing his old friend and flsblng com panion Aksel Nielsen, around the Elsenhower farm. Nielsen. Denver mortgage bank er who owns the Rocky Moun tain fishing lodge where. the Presi dent has often stayed, was the sec ond old friend to drop In In two days. Eisenhower had lunch yesterday with Clifford Roberts, the New York investment broker who was on his way where the President would be going now but for his iheart attack to Auuusla (Ga.) Na tional Golf Club. Roberts Is board chairman of Augusta National. The President s brother Dr. Mil ton 8. Elsenhower also visited the farm yesterday and stayed -over-night. He is president of Pennsyl vania Slate University. Several White House staff members also were dinner guests of the chief ex ecutive,. . , t Gettysburg gave a Christmas serenade to the President and members of his party last night a 400-volce tribute In Lincoln Square as part of the town's annual Christ mas tree lighting ceremony. The Eisenhowers did not attend but various other members of the presidential entourage acknow ledged the greeting from a bal cony of the Gettysburg Hotel. Strike Enters Third Month PITTSBURGH l.4V-Westinhouse Electric Corp. and Us iwo biggest unions locked in a strike ihat is costing both sides millions of dol larsappear as far apart today as when the first plants closed last Oct. 17. . Wages, time studies of workers lobs and length 0$ contract are the big issues. Both sides agree that recent negotiations have made no progress toward agreement on the key Issues. Westmghouse says the dispute ir costing some 55.000 striking em ployes $950,000 a day in wages. About 40.000 other employes are furloughed. The company declines to com ment on its own losses but sources close to the operation estimate pro duction losses so far will exceed 150 million dollars. That doesn't include maintenance costs in the 40 struck plants. The unions are the AFL-CIO In ternational Union of Electrical Workers IUE) and the independ ent United Electrical Workers UE). Each is conducting separate negotiations. Both unions have been demand ing 15-ccnt hourly wage hikes for workers who were earning an aver age of $2.10 an hour. Yesterday, however, the UE offered to ac cept a temporary 3 per cent raise with provisions for further wage negotiations after the men return (to work. The company rejected this offer. The company has offered both unions a five-year contract with annual raises which the firm says will total a minimum of 23'2 cents an hour. Both the UE and the IUE refused. Seventeen smaller unions signed; raising to about 44.000 the number of employes under five year contracts. - v - - .i: .rV Infiltration Hearings Set, WASHINGTON UP) The- Senate Internal Security subcommittee today ordered further public hear ings starting Jan. 4 in ay inquiry into alleged Communist infiltration of the press, radio and television. Chairman Eastland D-Miss said in a statement that, "numer ous witnesses are to be called, most of whom already have been examined in executive sessions.' Eastland described the new hear ings as "following up the inlor mation developed last summer in the questioning of Winston Burdett and other former members of the Communist cell in the Brooklyn Eagle during the late 1930s." Burdett. Columbia Broadcast ing System newsman, testified that he had joined a Communist unit 1937. 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