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HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls. Ore. Tuesday. Julv 14. 1959 PAGE FIVE New EconomicsChief tain Once Canned By Peron By EDWARD T. BUTLER BL'ENOS AIRES (APl-Argen-tina's new economic boss once was fired as president of the slate-owned airlines because he refused free tickets to Eva Peron, .wife of dictator Juan D. Peron. But that's the way 46-year-old now will bring the beginning ol belter conditions in October or November He also must reverse the trend of rising prices; stabilize the Ar gentine peso; expand production and reduce the number ol em ployes in the government who are Chief Will Balance Budget Youth Fined Predicts GOP Chairman cA rsilr .- Alvaro C. Alsogaray reasons. a heavy drain on the national budg- -- nnais good tor the Utile man is el. good for the big one-even if the! Alsogaray is a successlul bus! ,- u.s one is a niuaior. nessman. the head of a lirm that Now Peron is in exile. Eva Pe-j processes vegetable oils. ... run is aeaa. tui Alsogaray is still H wa hnrn limo 1015 ni here, trying to pick up the finan- parents of average means in the .-cial pieces left alter Perons re-ilown Esperama - which means ' crumDiea. hope-about 300 miles northwest , Alsogaray is Argentine's new of here. minister of economics and acting I He entered military college at labor minister. He came to these! is and sailed throuch with hieh dis- Unction. Later he obtained a de- WASHINGTON AP Presi dent Eisenhower will come up with a balanced budget for his linal year in office, Sen Thruston B. Morton (R-Ky predicted to day. Morton, the Republican national chairman, joins GOP legislative leaders today for a weekly White House conference with President Eisenhower at which current fis cal matters were to provide one subject for discussion Morton expressed concern also about next year's outlook, and said lhe President himself has been startled by the size of next year's 'posts on June 25 in the heat of a military crisis which threaten ed to bring down the government of President Arturo Frondizi. Alsogaray heads a small politi cal Civic Independent that op posed Frondizi in the 1938 elec ' tion. He preached free enterprise, as the answer to Argentina's prob kms. This short, stocky, bespectacled man has a lough road ahead. -"Many say the stability of the Fron dizi government rests on Alsoga- '" ray's shoulders. " Alsogaray says he must win the confidence of Argentina's 21 mil lion people in his program for . economic recovery; convince labor that it must not seek big wage in .- creases until production and buy . ing expend; convince the people that hard work with little return gree in engineering from the Uni versity of Cordoba. He served in the army until 1J47, being discharged with the rank of captain. From then until 1950 he devoted his time to civil aviation and helpfd form an airline called Zonda. When Peron nationalized the air lines into the Argentine Merchant Aerial Fleet Alsogaray became president. The job lasted six months. That's when Eva Peron demanded the free plane rides. Alsogaray was minister of in dustry in the post-Peron provision al government of Gen. Pedro Aramburu. Now in one of his nation's most important posts. Argentina is wait ing to see what he can do. Powder Puff Derby Winner Lauds The Art Of Flying full and there is an expected rise in defense costs, the budget lor PINE BLUFF. Ark. (AP) - A the fiscal year beginning July 1, 15-year-old Negro was fined 200jmore relaxed if they got uut ol 10 might run as high as 82 bil-jana given a suspended six-months, the kitchen once in awhile and lion dollars. jail sentence Monday for making! up into the air." Eisenhower has been campaign- telephone calls to a white girl of, That's the opinion of Aileen ing this year to balance a 77-bil- the same age. lion-dollar budget that Democrats Cleon Flowers Jr. pleaded guilly originally called "phony" but sub- to a charge of harassment by lele sequently have set out to keep in phone, a misdemeanor, balance. I Municipal Court Judge Wilton Morion said it was "highly spec- Steed suspended the jail sentence'ture after awhile, like sweeping ulative" whether Eisenhower can during good behavior. the floors or pinning baby's diap- trim next year's money requests1 Police Chief Norman Young said.er." remarked the three-time der to the point where income notithe youth admitted calling the by veteran. "But even so it's a only would match spending but unidentified girl several times andiuig thrill to be up there, always SPOKANE. Wash. (API - 'Women would probably feel a lot Saunders, pretty pilot winner ol the 195J Powder Puff Derby the transcontinental air race for women. 'Flying gets to be second na where some surplus would be left writing her a letter in an attempt tentative spending programs now to pay on the huge national debt , j "to establish a romantic relation beginning to be reviewed by the "But I know the President is ship." White House. going to submit a balanced budg- A charge against Dr. Cleon A. This is the first stage of a.et, he said. "It will be a tough Flowers, the boy's father, of inter- job to trim fhese requests down, fering with an ollicer was dis- but I am confident he will sue-1 missed. series of reviews and probable cuts before Eisenhower sends to Congress next January his budget proposals for the fiscal year start ing July 1. I960. "The original look that we have had at the preliminary figures for the 1961 'fiscal year) budget have startled everybody, including the President," Morion said in an interview. The national chairman said that if all of the programs authorized by Congress are carried out in cced in doing it." Morton said the chief stumbling block in the effort to achieve econ omy lies in what he called "built in" increases in spending. These result from programs Congress has authorized which begin with small amounts but call for sub stantial increases in subsequent years. "It is difficult to pare these ob ligations down," Morton said. Sen. Humphrey Jumps Gun; Starts Stumping For Office CITY BRIEFS Unitarian Fellowship will meet ... Wednesday, July 15, at 7:30 p.m. at the Community Building in the ... Mountainview Housing Center near Ponderosa School. The eve- ning's entertainment will be the taped theme talks by Dr. Ford ., Lewis and the Rev. Horton Col bert given at the 1958 Northwest Summer Conference at Seabeck. There will be a short business " meeting. Farewell Reception for the Vic . Douglas family will be, held Sun ;, day, July 19, at the Douglas home on the Merrill Highway. Open house will be from 2 until 8 p.m. and all friends are invited. They are moving to Phoenix, Arizona 1 after residing in Klamath Falls since 1931. , . Training Class fqr all officers secretaries and committee chair- .. men of the Women's Society for ; Christian Service of the First Methodist Church will -be conduct ; . ed at the home of Mrs. Paul ..Campbell, president, 5543 Cottage -, .Avenue, Tuesday, July 14, at 10 .-..a.m. Please bring the May issue ; of the "Methodist Woman," also ..notebooks. New Job Delbert Sharp began : . work Wednesday with the U.S. Weather Bureau in Eureka. He :. will broadcast weather reports. Since leaving the Navy in Octo ber, he has been employed by Weyerhaeuser Timber Company. . .His wife. Mary, accompanied him -; to Eureka. They lived at 203 Wash '.j'.ington Street, Klamath Falls. Wesley Service Guild of the -' Methodist Church will meet Thurs day, July 16, at the home of r Alpha Phelps, 1957 Auburn Street. 'Irene Markham and Genevieve Schweigert will he co-hostesses n Bring table service, salad, des serts or relishes. Merry Mixers will hold a round dance class on Wednesday, July 15, at 8 p.m. in the South Sixth Street Community Hall. On Duty Nolan D. Nelson. Navy photographer's mate- third class of Klamath Falls, returned to Norfolk, Virginia, July 1 aboard the carrier Independence after eight weeks of training in the Caribbean Sea. He is the son of Mrs. Agnes M. Nelson of 312 North Eleventh Street. Picnic will be held by the Klamath Salon 355', 8 et 40, Sun day, July 26, instead of Sunday. July 19, as previously announced. Midland Grange will meet Wednesday, July 15, at 8 p.m. at the Midland Grange Hall. Potluck. Girl Scout Bus from Camp Es ther Applegate will arrive at Klamath Union High School at 3 p.m. on Thursday, July 16. On Duty Norman R. Singleton, Navy yeoman third class, son of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Singleton of 1029 Wiard Street, Klamath Falls, returned to San Diego June 30 aboard the destroyer Brinkley Bass after a tour of duty with the U.S. Seventh Fleet in the West ern Pacific. WASHINGTON (API-His likely competitors waved Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey (D-Minnl on today toward a six-months' head start in the oflicial scramble for the I960 Democratic presidential nom ination. Humphrey's scheduled formal entry into the race a year before the parly's nominating convention found none of his potential rivals edging toward the official starting post. Sen. John F. Kennedy (D-Mass) expressed surprise at Humphrey's early public unveiling of his ambi tions. But the Massachusetts sena tor said this will make no change in his own plans. Kennedy, who has been unoffi cially beating the bushes for con vention delegates for months, said he will decide at the end of this year or early in 1960 whether he will become an active candidate. Few doubt that he will. Instead of bolting for the starl ing gate, Kennedy intends to stop even his indirect campaigning for the summer. With the exception an Aug. 1 appearance at the Ore gon state convention of the AFL- ClO, he said he will fill no more speaking dates until fall. Friends said neither Sen. Stuart Symington (D-Mo) nor Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas can be expected to announce officially as candi dates until their states give them favorite son labels next spring. Adlai E. Stevenson, twice the party presidential nominee, in tends to say and do next to noth ing about the nomination until convention time. Govs. Robert B. Meyner of New Jersey and G. Mennen Williams of Michigan seem likely to remain content with favorite son designations. Neither Symington nor Johnson is expected to enter any primar ies. Kennedy will get into as many of these contests as he can. be ginning with New Hampshire's first. If he finds it necessary in order to demonstrate widespread support, Kennedy is likely even to challenge some favorite sons. Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy ID- Minn), who joined with Minneso ta's Gov. Orville L. Freeman in! announcing Humphrey's availabil ity, said he has no doubt Humph-; rey will enter some of the primaries. Suit Names Oleo Heir MIAMI, Fla. (AP) Minot 'Mickey) Jclke. oleomargarine heir, is accused in a divorce peti tion of cruelty by staying out al night. Sylvia Eder Jelke filed the ac tion Monday in Circuit Court. She asked custody of her son, John, another child expected to be born in six' weeks, and support for her self and children. The Jclkes were married in 1954 after Jelke had been on trial in a sensational New York vice case He was sentenced in 1955 lo two to three years imprisonment on a charge of inducing Pat Ward into a life of prostitution, and served 21 months. invigorating. ,"I guess winning this race makes me about the happiest woman in the world. I'm just thrilled to death." Mrs. Saunders, wife of a Cali fornia building contractor, flew the 2,470 mile race in a Cessna 142 owned by her husband. She credits him for her victory. "If it weren't for Walter (hub by) 1 probably wouldn t even ADS SPARK INQUIRIES COLUMBUS. Ohio (AP) More than three million inquiries about the Catholic faith have" been re ceived since the Knights of Col umbus launched their campaign of cnurcn advertisements in 1948. know how to fly. I used to ac company him on business trips, finally four years ago he let nie take the controls and now says I'm a belter flyer than he is. He's only trying to tease me though." Some 120 pilots and copilots flew the 13th annual derby in ships ranging from 85 to 300 horsepower. Naturally most contestants can't afford to pay for all that gasoline and some have lo ent planes." she said. "That's why we consider ourselves lucky to get a sponsor. Some husbands act as sponsors." A West Coast equipment com pany . footed Mrs. Saunders' gas bill and other incidental expenses First prize money totaled $1,300 Winners were announced Thurs day. 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