Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 56, Number 49, Decatur, Adams County, 27 February 1958 — Page 8

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p T 1-n I : 1- .-I Ti" I■- nufii-.-■n~-n* - run i nrn. . - Additional Funds • To March Os Dimes | Another report by the Adams County March of Dimes, to raise money for polio research and patient treatment, shows that H-l I 615.90 has now been raised, Heri man Krueckeberg, treasurer, said today. At last report, $4,336.66 had been received. Additional receipts includes: Mothers March Decatur, Additional., sl.; Decatur American Legion auxiliary, 5.; Parking Meters, City of Decatur, 15.00; Limberlost Home Demonstration Club, Geneva; 1.; Berne School Additionditional, 7.80; Business Men Deal, .70 cents; Union Township, Adcatur, 11.; oMthers March. Berne Additional, .35 cents; Monroe Twp. Mrs. Kermit' Yoder, 137 89; Moh- | roe Twp., Mrs. Robert Gerber, 94.50; Delta Theta Tau, Decatur, 5. If you have something to sell or roonis- torrent, try a Democrat Want Ad — They bring results.

Overall Audit Demanded In Aid Program Ohio Congressman Demands Complete Audit Os Program WASHINGTON (UP) — Rep. Wayne Hays (D-Ohio) today demanded an overall audit of the U S. foreign aid program. He predicted it would “reveal shenanigans that will make Ali Baba and his 40 thieves look honest.” * Hays said if the House Foreign Affairs Committee, of which he is a member, refuses to make the study he is prepared to take bis request and his files to the Government Operations Investigating CommitteeAdministration fore e s were arming to battle increasingly loud charges of waste and inefficiency in the huge program. j * Secretary of State John Foster Dulles, appearing before the For ■•’vn Affairs Committee Wednesday to spearhead the administration's mive for its four-billion-dollar aid bill, urged members not to judge the entire program on the basis of isolated instances of misjudgment or waste. No Absolute Accnracy ._ He said the program is. .vitally essential to U.S. security in the world and told the committee: “In the middle of a hot war if you make ~a mistake and bomb the wrong target or deliver a load of ammunition to the wrong depot you don’t give up and surrender. The same thing should be true in a cold war. You simply can’t expect any cold war operation to be carried on with absolute accuracy and precision. If that’s the mood of Aanerica, 23'd better quit.” Rep. Walter H. Judd (R-Minn.). a member of the Foreign Affairs Committee, said the surprising thing to him is not that there has been waste but that it has been scsmall compared- wih the size of the program. The most recent agitation withi. Congress concerning inefficiencies in the program was prompted by publication of a secret report from US. Comptroller General Joseph Campbell to trie Foreign Affairs Conimittee. Evidences of Waste The report was based on spo: .-hecks in approximately a doze: i ’ountrjes receiving U.S. aid. 1 showed the following evidences ol A-aste: —ln Spain more FB6 planes wert delivered than pilots were available to fly them and the planes lad to be stored, i Campbell said this is an unusual case, since the J.S. agreement with Spain guaranteed delivery of a certain minimum amount of military aid before Spain would agree to let the U.S. build air bases there.) —ln France the United States has been unable to reclaim equipment no longer required foi France's North Atlantic Treaty Organization forces, because France insists the distinction beween NATO and non - NATO forces is arbitrary and no equipment is excess as long as. any of its forces can use it. —AI though a considerable imount of excess military equipment had been delivered to Japan at the time of the review there were no plans for recovering and redistributing it. :

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—Also in Japan, items no longer needed by US. forces in the Far East were being disposed of as surplus, while identical items were being sou gh t from the United States as aid to other countries. I —Spare parts surpluses in Italy s were not being fully considered > in computation of program requirements. * ' ■ — »ou hav<- xuneOung to sen oi ■4jm« for-»«, try a Democrat Want Ad — They bring results.

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30-Minute School Film On Television “Satellites, schools and survival,” a halMiour documentary | television film report on the vital I problems and prospects erf the public schools .of the nation, will have a nationwide premiere on more than 200 TV stations Saturday and Sunday. The film is narrated by Van Doren, Columbia University English'instructor and top money.

I■ 1 » 1 winner last session on the “Twen-ty-one” show. The film will be telecast on WKJG-TV, Fort Wayne, at 6:30 p.m. Sunday. SMALL REWARD SALT LAKE CITY (W — After opening a two-foot-square hole in the roof of a local case by drilling 28 holes with a brace and bit, burglars were unable to crack a heavy safe, escaped with $3 from a juke box and an undetermined amount ( of punch board money, —* —

—— - » WINTER (Continued from page one) tered rains occurring along the southern Great Lakes 1 and a mixture of snow and rain in parts of' Pennsylvania and western, New York state. BRITISH (Continued from page one) action. Nearly three hours after the disaster, snowplows made their way up winter hill. Seven ambulances and their crews followed.

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27. 1958

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