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WEDNESDAV. FFRRUARY 22. lflSS HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE NINE ;s a v')-w- Pn f '.-- I A WjAl , v. J )U3 rr fl I il i. ! . T I 1 , ' , DAMASCUS, Syria un Seven Oregon Flood Money Asked V1 a.i f DAMASCUS, Syria m Seven members of the outlawed Syrian Social Nationalist Party have been arrested on a charge of conspiring to assassinate three high military officers and a member of Parlia ment, military court sources said Tuesday. The sources said the ar rested men had been turned over to the military for trial. THOMASVILLE, G. IjPi Presi. dent Eisenhower Tuesday asked I Congress tor supplemental appro-1 priations to finance flood control projects In California and Oregon. James c Hagerty, White House : press secretary, said at Etsenhow-' er's vacation headquarters here the requests will not increase the fed eral spending budget for the fiscal year starting July 1. The reason, he said, is that the ; Increase requests are being ac-1 companied by decreased suggest- tions in other fields. The over-all result, Hagerty added, is a net decrease of 65. 000 in the total budget. Eisenhower asked for.S400.000 for a general appraisal by the army engineers of need for flood control projects in the Far Western slates. He also requested that $3,990,000 be transferred from other budget categories for a start on three flood control projects in California the Success and Terminus Res-, ervoirs in the Central Valley area, and the American River levees in . the Sacramento region. Of that total, $50,000 would be used to speed up work on the John son Creek flood control project i near Portland, Ore. ' ! RELIEF for Muscle Pain ftOOTABiETS 79t THIS QUINTET of officers is serving the Ferguson School Parents and Patrons this year. They are, left to right, upper row, Gomor Caseman, 6100 South Sixth Street, president; Mrs. Bev erly Pyles, 2910 Homedale Road, first vice president; Sam Warren, 2341 Gettle Street, second vice presi dent; lower left, Mrs. Fran ces Kocrtje, 5505 Independ ence Street, secretary and lower right, Mrs. W. J. Roufs, 4668 Thompson Street, treas urer. Photos by Ferebee Court Records KLAMATH C'OI'NTY DISTRICT C'Ol'RT Robert Meivin Little, axle overload, 37 hail forfeited. Mrlvin James Tfeatheve, excessive lenslh, SIS linil forfeited. Nell August LensinK, no P.U.C. per mit. $1.1 bail forfeiied. Joe Nick Alt. violation basic rule, 7 ball forfeited . Gunder Edward Schum Jr., excessive length. S20 bnil forfeited. Paul Salvador Tola, excessive length. t20 bail forfeited John Robert Shephnrd. combination ov-rlond, HR bnil forfeited. Clvde Duard Purvcs. failing to ntop at stop sign, Sfi bail forfeited. Charles B. Weaver, no operator' 11 CCriRC. SS paid. John Hubert Edward, no registration card. S5 paid. Leslie Harrison, tandem axle over loud. 7 bail forfeited. Burdetto Ochiho and Zclma Joan Ochiho, murder in the first deKrre. waived preliminary hearins. Kach held for grand jury. No bail. Remanded to cufiioay ot unenn. A 11 An Jam Anderson, violation ba aic rule, S7.50 paid. Henrv Franklin D"wns. violation ba sic rule. S7.W paid. Tiiomas Ray Skiens. violation' basic rule. Sfi.30 paid James Loyd Hawkins, violation basic rule. 312.50 paid. William Ivan Kesterson. violation ba sic rule. $7 50 paid. Johnnie Dcr Stanley, violation basic rule. $7.50 paid. Grevdon Gerald Bro.vles. violation ba sic rule. S7.30 bail for retted. . Lawrence W.iyrf Kdwnrds. violation basic rule. $7.10 ban forfeited John Krn;ie:h Morgan, violation ba sic rule. Stl.50 paid. Marin Brrdley McCnllouh, drunk In private place, !5 bail fortetted. Oavid Leroy Leeling, fallinx to stop at stop sisn. $5 paid. Vorrls Clifton Moore, violation baic rule, $8.50 paid. Buffalo Lover 'BuffatoedV ST. LOUIS (Py Fifteen years ago Marion J. L. Lambert, St. Louis business executive id suortsman. started a one-man crusade to save the buffalo the "vanishing bison." He purchased a bull and two cows and turned them loose on his 5,000-acre game preserve near Lnnd O'Lakes, Wis. Fifty bison have been born in the past 15 years and 20 more calves are ready for delivery soon. Tne herd has become a hazard and. a nuisance and bills are run ning high. He has considered every solu tion. Meat packers, zoos, conser vation commissions won't buy them. The State of Wisconsin doesn't like his proposal of simply turning them loose. He has ruled out slauRhlcring them. Right now, he. admits, he is buffaloed. On The Record Laki: rot NT V H1RIHS KEENER Rom 1o Mr. and Mr Her- shal Keener February l.l. a sirl weigh- ins; 8 lbs. S' ozs. at the Laktview Ilmrilt.i'. NELSON Born to Mr. and Mrs. How ard Ncfcnn. February 15. a mrl. no weight given, at the Lakevicw Hospital. 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