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PAGE TEN HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALI.S, OREGON MONDAY, JANUARY 16, 1956 Lonely' Little' Girl Feted By Rail Freight Crewmen By RAYMOND F. WATKRS Ilnhhc Ilallv NewH-Kun HOBBS, N. M. Ifl When the mniiMii lnnp nf thi nlr horn on a dlesel engine sounded belore the Texas-New Mexico Rnllway freight train readied a umaii house iuur miles south o( Hobbs, it was the beginning or a uiruimg experience for a lonely little girl. The horn was a familiar signal for her to run to the door and wave at the crew. The tiny, frail 4-year-old girl with the blonde hair stepped out on me iroiit porun and waved as the train approached. This time,' Instead of rumbling Tight on through, the train slowed Ike's Budget Outline Given WASHINGTON W President Elsenhower sent his first balanced budget to Congress today. It callu for spending 65,B65,00O.00O In the year beginning July I. an increase of more than l'j billion dollars over this year, mainly for defense A predicted Increase of $1,800, 000,000 In revenues, to a total of (ili,300.000,000. foreshadowed a sur plus of 435 million dollars in iiscai 1857. The President asked Congress to foieao a tax cut unless the cut would not interfere with email debt reductions planned In the new budget. Hr also predicted the gov ernment would wind up the current fiscal year 230 million dollars in the black. He said spendlwr of $64, 270,000,000 will be more than bal anced with revenues of $04,500, 000,000. He predicted a debt of $274,300,-1 000,000 on June 30, 1956. and of (273,800,000,000 a year later. He asked for new appropriations amounting to 166,201,000,000 al most equal to predicted revenues, nd 326 millions higher than planned spending. un. Then when the engine drew even wllh her house, the brakes went on with a squeal. It was wonderful but somewhat frightening to Michalene Winkle. The little girl lives in one of Ihe few houses near the tracks m the 18-mile stretch between Hobbs and Eunice. She has been waving at the train crewa for more than In n,lnh fnf nrf WAV I back. The engineers blow the whistle as the trains approach. She's there as the southbound train passes in the middle of the dsy. The north bound comes by at night, but time ninkes no difference she's always there, with the porch light turned on. When the southbound stopped the other day, the conductor, the engineer, the firemen and two brakemen climbed down ana walked to where she stood. Come here, honey," said L. C, Casey, the conductor. She came forward a little- ne itnntlv. The conductor leaned down, laic. out a big hand and said: "My name s Casey ana im an Irishman." She gravely placed her hand In his. The trainmen carried Michalene over to where the big engine rested with its motors idling. They put her down and then she saw the packages thev had taken from the engine cab. One of them contained a big, beautiful doll almost - as large as she was. The others were big boxes of candy, apples and nuts. Olfts from the trainmen, the card with them read: "To the little girl beside the railroad from the Texas-New Mex ico train crews." CONTACT GOELLER'S 522 Main For Con-Tact 9th and Pine Phone 318S C55. iJ MheseaivalJes wilt bo... . " - f- ' ' '" '""-, --j. lltr"" " si irrrucil fCAFT ff X I t1 J0 W&t Terrific Savings univnwii." v.- uuubu a a 16 ' . . ki Enriched Flour Full.16 oz. 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