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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23. 1955 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THREE Sparkman Hits Republicans' Balanced Budget System WASHINGTON OP-Seti. Spark man (D-Ala) said today the Eisen hower administration wants a balanced budget Just before the 1956 elections, but "doesn't care" V BOYD CAMPBELL VLMR To Hear Boyd Campbell WASHINGTON Boyd Camp bell of Jackson, Mississippi, presi dent of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States, will give the keynote address at the West ern Labor-Management Relations Conference in San Francisco, Jan uary 16. More than 1.000 business men from the 11 Western states are expected to attend the conference which is sponsored by the National Chamber and the California Stale Chamber of Commerce. Campbell is chairman of the Board of the Mississippi School Supply Company, Jackson, and has ' been a director of the National Chamber since 1049. He became ; a vice president in 1954 and presi dent this year. He has also served as chairman of the National Chanv ber's Policy and Education com' mittees. i In the field of business organiza tions, Campbell has given special study to better ways of communi cation between employes and env ployers. The conference will bring to San Francisco top business and government speakers on labor . management relations. Topics will Include the AFL-CIO merger and the welfare fund problem. WEEK'S SEWING BUY CAN BE-CUT FROM 100 LB.V- FEED BAG Thrifty! Takes only one 100-lb. feedbag or l' yards 39-inch fab ric! Looks so pretty, make several for yourself bazaars! Outline each in contrast binding for added kitch en color. Half-apron too (for serv ing) Sew-easy to make! Pattern '9222: Misses' Sizes small 14-16): medium (18. 20 . All giv en sizes, one 100-lb. feedbag or Hi yards 39-inch fabric. This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit. Complete, illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step. Send thirty-five cents in coins for this pattern add 5 cents for each pattern for lst-class mailing. Send to Marian Martin, care of Herald and News. Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th St., New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly name, address with zone, size and style number. LATE SHOPPERS! OUR BEST DOLLAR DAY VALUES OF 1955! how much red Ink spending there is the following year. He referred In an interview to administration proposals for a billion-dollar boost in military out lays, a 300-million-dollar increase In foreign aid spending, and In creased funds fat health, schools and roads. He said hs sees no way those administration goals can be ac complished without incurring a def icit in tne liscal year ending June 30. 1957, and added:' "All of these proposals the ad ministration has been making re cently will not affect the budget for the current year (ending June 30). They want to balance the budget then for political purposes and they don't care how much they spend after that." Sparkman, a Senate 'Foreign Re lations committeeman, mentioned also an administration request for S4.900.0O0, 000 in new appropriations for foreign aid about half a bil lion dollars of which would go Into reserve for spending in future years. He said this indicates "they plan to leave us Democrats with a lot ot COD (cash on delivery) orders when we get back in the White House in 1967. "When the Republicans came in in 1953. President Eisenhower and others complained about the large carryover of military and foreign aid lunds," Sparkman said. "They said they couldn't balance the bud get because of all the CODs left bv the Democrats. "Now the Republicans have used up the fat from these carryover funds and they are going to have to come in with some CODs ot their own." Sparkman said he isn't ready to pass judgment on tne foreign aid program until the administration spells out details of its plans. But he said he thinks economic aid should be pointed toward technical assistance which he said is "rela tively inexpensive." . 1 USDA Makes' Pig Estimate WASHINGTON I The Agrl culture Department Thursday fore cast a 1956 spring pig crop of 56,- 000,000 a decrease of 3 per cent from this year's big crop of 57,343, 000 head. This prospective decline which means that pork supplies will be smaller next fall and winter than during the current season comes on the heels of a drop of nearly 40 per cent In hog prices this year. Hog prices, which averaged $18 a 100 pounds nationally a year ago. have dropped to an average of about $11. Secretary of Agriculture Benson in a recent statement expressing concern over the low prices, sug gested that farmers hold down pro duction this year. A smaller crop would be expected to' result In somewhat higher prices providing. ox oourse, consumer -income con tinued favorable. 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