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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21. 1955 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE FIVE Byrd Cites Foreign Aid Squandering WASHINGTON i.fi Sen. Byrd D-Va said today American for eign aid funds had been used to reduce British taxes and help pay off Denmark's debt. Tiic Virginian cited these as ex amples of ways he said "billions of dollars have been squandered in foreign economic aid." He de manded such practices be stopped. Byrd's blast apparently signaled some strong opposition in Congress to the Eisenhower administrations plan to boost economic aid spend ing by about 200 million dollars in the next fiscal year beginning July 1. Byrd, a strong advocate of econ omy in government, said in an in terview he wants economic aid BtNNY LOFE, U.S. Navy Seaman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lopez, Chiloquin is home for Christmas leave. Lopei, who enlisted in the Navy in September, . 1954, just re turned from a cruise to the Far East aboard the destroy er, USS Buck where he is in the communications depart ' ment. He attended Chiloquin High School prior to his enlistment. ijji Court Records DISTRICT COt BT Theodore Roosevelt Hanson Jr., no vehicle license. $10 bail forfeited. George Leffew, forgery, held for Brand Jury, waived preliminary hear ing. Bond set at 2,000. Remanded to custody of Sheriff. Cheiter Farlone Edwards, Improper muffler, 37.30 bail forfeited. Ruffus Oliver Crutchfleld, violation basic rule, $10 ball forfeited. Maurice Alfred Dorman, no vehicle li cense, (5 paid. Ralph Raymond Copeland, no vehicle license, $7.50 paid. Jack Albert Henry, hunting prohibit ed hours, dismissed. Daniel Theodore Lindsey, bo PUC permit, $50 bail forfeited. Dorothy Phylhi Davis, violation basic rule, $7.50 paid. Nell Edward Hicks, falling to signal. 5 paid. George Ttaymond Taylor, parking on highway, dismissed. Clayton Virgil Kami, violation basic rule, S10 paid. Ben John Adair, parking on highway, $5 paid. Leroy Melvin Salzer, Improper muf iler, $17.50 paid. Gertrude Henderson Arnold, falling to yield right of way. $5 paid. Willie Mae Peck, drunk on highway, 35 or 15 days in lieu of fine, com mitted. Raymond John Hoy, failing to stop at atop sign, $10 bail forfeited. Ronald Brooks Harryman. violation batc rule. $10 bail forfeited. Roland Hiram Johnson, no head lamps, $7.50 bail forfeited. Ray D. Bowers, tandem axle over load. $35 bail forfeited. Verna Mary Knight, no operator's H eense, $15 paid. Roy Wayne Thietten, axl overload, 101 bail forfeited Roy Wayne Thietten. xcessive length. $10 bail forfeited. George Clines Jr.. failing to stop at top sign. $7.50 paid. Annabelle Le Gavenar. violation ba sic rule. $14 paid. Elmer Gober, Improper clearance Jamps. $5 bail forfeited. James Alex Keener, no PUC weight rertificate. $7.50 bail forfeited. Johnny Williams, furnishing liquor to minors, 5 months County Jail. John Curry, larceny by bailee, or dered held to grand Jury. Bond set S3 .000. Remanded to custody of sheriff. Ralph Wilford Cassady, Inadequate brakes, $7.50 paid. Arthur Carl Badorek. violation basic fule, $10- paid. Verna Mary Knight, no operator's li cense. $10 paid. Clem fahrney toenbice, violation ba sic rule, $7.50 paid. Wayne Arthur Marls, tandem axle Overload, $41 bail forfeited. Frank Eugene Hedoon. combination overload. $41 ball forfeited. Kenneth Eudlaly. combination over load. $41 bail forfeited. Errnl Dean Senter, improper muffler. $5 paid. Daniel Patrick Fitzgerald, fafljng to top at stop sign. $5 bail forfeited. Wayne Arthur Marls, no signal da Vice, $5 bail forfeited. Lake Students Receive Honor LAKEVIEW Delbert Milholland, principal of Lakeview High School, announces the election of 12 stu dents to the National Honor So ciety. Elected were Feryl Angele, Don na Holliway, Beth Tracy, Judith Adams, Alan Bach, Jack Clinton, Joanne DuBose, Linda Fossum. Louise Garrett, Barbara McKay, Margaret Schadler and Linda Shul lanberger. New mcmbeTs are elected by a faculty, committee which bases Its selection upon scholarship, service, character and leadership among the students. Woman, Two Children Slain NEW YORK UP) A woman and her two children were found bru tally stabbed to death in a fur nished Statcn Island apartment last night. The bodies were dis covered by detectives who wanted to tell her that her husband was found shot and critically wounded in his car. Polic said the three-room apart ment in a two-story frame house was covered with blood and debris, indicating that a struggle preceded the slaying. The dead were identified as Mrs. Shirley Palin, 25; her daughter Charlene. 4. and son Kedwtck, 2. Mrs. Palin was found in the , kitchen with three stab wounds. The boy lay on a bed, with two stab wounds in his back and one in his arm. The girl, apparently j the last killed of the three, was 1 stabbed three times In the front of her body. It could not be immediately de termined what weapon was used. Detectives said Mrs. Palin was ; a white woman and her husband, Milton. 27, a Negro. Palin - was shot once in the chest and once : in the roof of his mouth. Author) ties said they could not question him for at least 48 hours. Police said the Palins had quar reled Saturday and apparently J shortly afterward Mrs. Palin moved out with the children. ended, but that he will go along with foreign military assistance at the level the administration pro posesabout three billions. Under administration plans, economic aid (unds next year would rise to Sl, 900.000,000. "While I was In Europe this fall, I confirmed through the officials concerned that we gave Denmark 100 million dollars to help pay off her debt," Byrd said. He added that he had obtained from Harold E. Stassen, former foreign aid chief, confirmation that 200 million dollars in economic aid funds had been given Britain to finance a tax cut before tile last British general elections. Secretary of Slate Dulles dis closed yesterday that the admin istraiion will ask Consress for $4,900,000,000 in foreign aid appro priations for next year. Byrd said he will oppose any part of this which is designed to build up a re serve fund for foreign aid spending in years ahead. Dulles said actual foreign aid outlays in the next fiscal year will run about 200 million dollars above the present annual level of about $4,200,000,000. Thus If Cmgrcss made available S4.9C0.00O.00O in new appropria tions, 5 millions of this would go into the reserve fund. Byrd said tins reserve ought to be cut down, not increased. Secretary of Defense Wilson told a news conference yesterday there should be a "substantial" Increase in reserve funds for foreign mill lary aid. He said these reserves had shrunk from a peak of $8,580, 000.000 on June 30, 1953, to about $4,800,000,000 now. Wilson said some military items require a long time to make and that money should be available for them in advance so firm contracts can be let. Byrd said he is not raising ob jection to any "reasonable" ex penditures in that field. But he insisted that contracts could be let under advance congressional au thorization without actual appro priation of the money until it Is needed. Samovar a B ' THB ORIGINAL DRV VODKA For breath ' T sublime ' C ' J. truly fine! ', Product si U.S.A. Isota Kompsalys, $tksl.y. H. o fro.no. Colli. Mods iron Groin. W owl, 100 Proof. HALF PRICE rarayi ALL ON SALE - A few fair traded items excepted FREE Parking - Budget Terms At little at 1.25 a week! GOODIE AIR CEDVirE CTADE llrti I Klamath ""Vli I WIM PS. (141 Soldier Aids Helpless Girl SALT LAKE CITY (UP) A 19 year old salesgirl Tuesday wished a Merry Christmas to a Chicago sol dier who provided an early holi day present when she needed it most. Barbara Swindle, Farmlngton. Utah, had left a department store where she worked when she found her purse had been robbed of $50, almost all her week's earnings. Next she found a tire on her car was flat. She couldn't find anyone to fix It. She walked into a nearby bus station and was try ing vainly to keep back tears when a soldier from Chicago persuaded her to tell him her troubles. He handed her a $10 bill and told her to get some change so she could telephone home for help. When she returned the soldier had boarded a bus for Chicago. A ticket seller told Barbara the soldier said to "keep the change and have a Merry Christmas." Although she was unable to find out the soldier's name. Barbara said "I certainly wish that soldier, whoever he is, a Merry Christmas." 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