COVENANT CHURCH CHOIR CONCERT
Sunday, December 27, 1959, at 7:30 p.m.
Organ Prelude ... Erma Johnson
Glory to God the Father .Choir
Morning Star .Roald Amundsen and Choir
The Babe in The Manger . Ladies’ Trio
Gertrude Fondell, Patricia Nelson and Erma Johnson, accom
panied by Margaret Zylstra.
A Star for Bethlehem . Erma Johnson and Choir
Scripture Reading . Kenneth Anderson
Brightest and Best ... a Capella Choir
Offertory . Erma Johnson
The Birthday of A King . Choir
Soloists Howard Nelson and Maybelle Lennert.
I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day . Quartet
Roald Amundsen, Gertrude Fondell. Arthur Zylstra and
Howard Nelson.
The Christmas Song . Choir
Sopranos: Dora Titus, Patricia Nelson, Elsie Okitkon, May
belle Lennert,' Agnes Komokhuk, Jennie Oksoktaruk Lilly
Walker, Belinda Simon and Erma Johnson.
Altos: Eleanor Anderson, Mary Walker, Ruth K. Towner,
Annie Adams, Harriett Amundsen and Irene Otton.
Tenors: Howard Nelson, Henry Adams, Spencer Strand,
Tommy Tungwenuk.
Basses: Arthur Zylstra, James Oksoktaruk, Roald Amundsen,
Ralph Fondell and Walter Simon.
Torchlight Welcome
Frowned on by Association
BOSTON, UPI — A plan to dis
tribute 15,000 giant sparklers to
greet President Eisenhower on his
return to the White House, was
opposed as a menace to life by
the National Fire Protection Asso
ciation.
A spokesman for the non-profit
organization said yesterday the
association’s files contain scores
of reports of death and crippling
disfigurements caused by the
pyrotechnic device.
Big Three Offer
Summit Plan to
Alliance for Its OK
By TOM OCHILTREE
PARIS, UR — The big Western
powers laid their long-range sum
mit plans before the smaller
members of the North Atlantic
Alliance yesterday for endorse
ment. Moscow already has hinted
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrush
chev will accept the invitation to
a top-level meeting.
“The Soviet government’s pro
posal on a meeting of the leaders
of the four great power has found
a positive response,” a Moscow
Radio commentator said Monday
night.
He added that a meeting of
U. S., Soviet, British and French
leaders “will help to remove mu
tual distrust and open the way
for a further relaxation of inter
national tensions.”
The Western Big Three envi
sion a series of top level East
West talks — provided the first
one makes some progress. The
idea is to test Khrushchev’s pro
fessed desires to end world ten
sions at the opening meeting pro
posed for Paris April 27.
Also in the offing are a revival
of East-West disarmament nego
tiations, proposed by the West for
March 15 in Geneva, and negotia
tions to unify the trade policies of
the free world to meet the new
Soviet economic challenge and at
the same time minimize tradition
al trade rivalries among the
Western allies.
President Eisenhower, President
De Gaulle of France, Prime Min
ister MacMillan of Britain, and
Chancellor- Adenauer of West
Germany, worked out this general
program in a weekend of inten
sive consultation in Paris.
Working groups of experts were
given the complex task of organ
izing agreed Western policies in
detail.
The Western leaders suggested
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| Morse Puts Best Foot
I Forward for Oregon
! Primary in May
WASHINGTON, UR — Senator
Wayne Morse (D-Orel stepped
into the race for the Democratic
nomination for President today
with an announcement that his
name will go before Oregon vot
ers in the state’s May 20 Presiden
tial Preferential Primary.
“Although I would have pre
| ferred not to have entered in the
I Oregon race, I shall not run away
j from a good political fight if it is
inevitable,” Morse said in a state
ment.
Morse, 59, who has been elected i
[ to the Senate both as a Repub
! lican and as a Democrat, said that
his political supporters are enter
ing him in the Oregon primary
against his wishes.
He said Democrats in the Dis
trict of Columbia also have urged
him to enter the May 3 Presiden
tial Primary here, and that he will
decide later whether to do so.
“I am sure that most profes
sional politicians who usually are
in control of political conventions
would suffer political nightmares
if my name were placed on the
i District primary ballot,” Morse
j said.
Minnesota Governor
Exceeded Authority in
Calling Martial Law
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., UPl —
Three federal judges ruled today
that Governor Orville Freeman
went beyond his authority in us
ing National Guardsmen to shut
| down the strikebound Wilson &
j Co. packing plant at Albert Lea,
J Minn. They told the company it
could reopen the plant.
The judges held Freeman had
! no absolute power to declare
martial law at Albert Lea.
Their ruling barred Freeman
and the National Guard from in
l terfering with the company’s
I right to have “free and unlimited”
access to the plant.
The court panel granted a stay
of its injunction until midnight
Sunday, however, to permit the
state an appeal to the U. S. Cir- .
j cuit Court.
Freeman declared martial law
at Albert Lea on December 11
after violence broke out at the
plant involving pickets and non
union workmen who had been
hired by the company to replace
j strikers.
to the Soviets that the first East- ^
West summit plan to take up such
general topics as the problem of
Germany — including Berlin, dis
armament and East-West rela
tions.
In delivering the summit invi
| tations, the three Western ambas
sadors in Moscow told Soviet
Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko
the West wants wide-ranging ne
i gotiations unhampered by a rigid
1 agenda.
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present in one pound of the hy
drogen isotope deuterium would
release roughly he same amount
of energy as the explosion of
26,000 otns of TNT.
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