TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 195B
HERALD AND NEWS. KlMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE FTVE
Westinghouse
Resume Under
Negotiations
New Formula
Pittsburgh (UP Negotia
ting the 114-day Westlnghouse
Electric Corp. strike began today
under a government formula to
hasten settlement of the bitter
walkout by bypassing the major
company time study issue.
Under the government plan,
talks on the time efficiency study
dispute would be postponed tem
porarily while bargainers ironed
out terms of a 90-day moratorium
and such strike issues as wages,
length of contract and arbitration.
However, apparent union
company differences on terms of
the moratorium appeared to be a
possible roadblock in the negotia
tions. The formula called for the 44,000
striking members of the Interna
tional Union of Electrical workers
Mrs. Clauson
Heads Club
CHEMULT Mrs. Richard
Clauson was reelected president of
the Chemult Community Club at
the regular monthly meeting held
February 1. Also reelected was
Mrs. William Mott. secretary.
A unanimous ballot was cast for
Mrs. Corwin Galbreath. vice presi
dent, succeeding Mrs. Myrtle Hash,
and Mrs. Ray Darnell, treasurer,
succeeding Mrs. Lew Williams. Re
tiring officers received friendship
cups and saucers.
During the business meeting it
was voted to limit terms of office
to two consecutive years for any
office. .
Secret pals were revealed and
two new members. Mrs. Tom
Coble of Beaver Marsh and Mrs.
Alden Kibbert from Diamond Lake
Junction, were introduced.
Hostesses were Mrs. Cap Jessup,
Mi's. Richard Jessup and Mrs. Lew
Williams. Special prize was won
by Mrs. L. B. Vanmeter.
The next meeting will be held
the first Wednesday in March with
George Larimer of Mfdstate Elec
tric cooperative, LaPine, as guest
speaker.
to return to work during the 90
day "truce" period while negotia
tors attempt to resolve differences
on company time studies of non-
lncenttve day-rate employes.
The union emphasized, however.
that until both sides reach agree
ment on all points, the strikers
will remain oft the job.
There would be no reutrn to
work until there is agreement on
details of the so-called moratorium
in the time study negotiations" as
well as the other Issues, the IUE
said.
The government plan was pro
posed Saturday by Federal Media'
lion Director josenn f . r'mnegan
who flew here from Washington
to take charge of the talks. The
formula provided that if time study
differences were not resolved in
the first 60-days of the 90-day pe
riod, Finnegan would then "rec
ommend that the parties volun
tarily submit any unsettled queS'
tions to fact-finding or other, ap
propriate procedure."
On the time-study issue, the IUE
was insisting on specilic "ground
rules" to forestall possible "fir'
ings and wage cuts" as a result of
the controversial studies. Manage
ment contended it must have the
undisputed right to study employes'
work methods in order to reduce
unnecessary labor costs.
The union will not go back to
work until it knows "the details
of the moratorium, what Is fact
finding, what is the outcome of
fact-finding befoie signing any
agreement." IUE Secretary-Treas
urer Al Hartnett said.
ML Shasta
Cubs Meet
MOUNT SHASTA The second
In a scries of training sessions hi
Cub Scout leadership was held at
the forest service headquarters In
Mount Shasta this week.
Nine men and women from
Mount Shasta, McCloud and Duns-
muir attended. The meeting was
led by J. M. Kelby, neighborhood
commissioner, Dunsmuir.
A film strip on the den meeting
was shown and a discussion luld
on organization of den meeting
ai4 cub activities.
Those present were Pearl Stack
Argyle Adams. Margaret Stover,
Florence Willock, Bob WlUock.
Bill Mackey, Russ Brownsll and
Harold Walsh and Commissioner
Kelby. The next meeting will be
February 8.
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Priest, Momm Die In Motel
HERNANDO, Miss. IM-An Il
linois widow and a 45-year-old
Catholic priest died in bed yester
day after registering at their motel
as' "the Connollys." .
Coroner J. F. Gore ruled their
deaths accidental. He said gas
escaping from a heater in their
closed motel room asphyxiated
them. ,
The priest was Identified by the
Roman Catholic diocesan chancery
office in Springfield, 111., as the
Rev. Thomas Connolly of Macon;
111. Sheriff W. A. White of Desoto
County said here the woman was
Mrs. Edward Minor, Springfield,
111.
White said he would investigate
their lusgage today In an effort to
determine where they were headed
or why they had come to Hernan
do. a small town In the northwest
corner of Mississippi about 20
miles south of Memphis, Term
White said the attendant found
the bodies, clad in nightclothes, In
bed about noon.
In Springfield, the Sangamon
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Kelly, Rainier
Wedding Told
HOLLYWOOD W The an
nouncement of what could be the
biggest wedding since that of
Queen Elizabeth to Prince Philip
came simply yesterday in a phone
call from Grace Kelly's secretary
to reporters:
"Miss Kelly and Prince Rainier
want to announce the date of their
marriage as April 18 and 19. The
rites will be held in Monaco with
the civil ceremony on the 18th and
the religious ceremony the follow
ing day.
"There are no other details at
this time."
The separate ceremonies are the
custom in Monaco, the tiny Medi
terranean principality over which
the prince rules. The Bishop of
Monaco will celebrate the Roman
Catholic nuptial mass.
Miss Kelly is scheduled to finish
"High Society" with Bing Crosby
and Frank Sinatra March 10, and
leave for her family home In
Philadelphia. She sails April 4 for
Monaco.
Four Doctors
To Examine Ike
WASHINGTON 'fl Four doctors
will complete a long-awaited physi
cal examination of President Ei
senhower a week from today. On
the outcome could hinge his de
cision whether to seek re-election.
This will be the first full-scale
medical sizeup of the President
since mid-December. It will come
more than 4'j months after his
heart attack last Sept. 24.
In announcing late yesterday
that the physicians will conclude
consultations Feb. 14, the White
House said their findmgs may be
made public the same day; cer
tainly the next morning. Prelim
inary tests may start late this
week.
The doctors expect the study to
show how Eisenhower has borne up
since returning Jan. 9 to what he
termed "the full duty of the presi
dency." James C. Hagerty, White House
press secretary, said In response
to newsmen's questions that he
had no information on;
1. Whether the President might
announce a second-term decision
before the new physical Is conv
pleted.
2. How soon after the examina
tion if the President waits until
then there would be disclosure of
his political plans.
Shortly after the physical exam
ination is over, although not neces
sarily the same day, the President
will travel to Thomasvillc. Ga.,
where he will be a guest at the
estate of Secretary of the Treas-
ury Humphrey for several days.
The President will be examined
by four physicians who have been
on the case since he was stricken
in Denver. They are:
Mai. Gen. Howard , M. Snyder;
the White House doctor; Dr. Paul
Dudley White, Boston heart spe
cialist; Col. Byron E. Pollock,
chief of heart services at Fltz
simons Armv Hospital In Denver:
and Col. Thomas W. Mattingly.
heart specialist at the Army's
Walter Reed Hospital, Washing
ton. Hagerty said the preliminary ex
aminations may get started late
this week at Walter Reed Hospi
tal. Thero will Include a studv of
fatty substances In the blood, a
blood chemistry analysis. X-rays,
and cardiograms tracing heart
performance.
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LONDON 'UPl Britain is go
ing ahead with plans for the April
visit of Russia's Nikita S. Khrush
chev and Nicolai A. Bulganin, but
they will be warned in advance
not to indulge in anti-American
propaganda, it was reported today.
Informed sources said the gov
ernment. Ignoring vigorous anti-
Communist protests, lias present
ed a proposed schedule for the trip
to Ambassador Jacob Malik lor
relay to the Kremlin.
The Communist . boss and the
Soviet premier, who denounced the
West at every opportunity during
a recent tour of India, are expect
ed to use meir visit nere to pro-;
mote the current Russian effort
to divide Britain from the United
States.
Refugees from European satel
lite nations have been especially
active in trying to prevent Britain
from rolling out the red carpet
for the conquerors of tneir nome-
lands.
Details of the tentative sched
ule for the Russian visit are still
secret, but Informed sources said
it will Include arrangements for
"searching" Anglo - Soviet talks
as well as the usual social , events.
They said the program is de
signed mainly to acquaint Khrush-
.cnev and Bulganin with British
nol'Mrl. r'tnrel and social insti
i tutlons and to give them a glimpse
loi una couiito J everytiay lile.
Informed sources said the For
eign Office will warn the Rus
sians not to try to make propa
ganda capital of their stay In
Britain, and especially to refrain
from attacks on the United States.
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woman was Mrs. Ethel Mluor,
about 45. and a resident until re
cently of Stonlngton. 111. The office
said she had been ft widow about a
year and was survived by a 22-
vent nreDarino to become a nun.
Father Connolly was pastor of
St. Stanislaus Church at Macon
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