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Thurt., Aug. 10, 1950 Th Nwi-Rvlw, Roi.burg, Or. 9 Congress Plans Revival Of G I Allowances supervisor in the state department of education. AdvartlMnvtnt She replace; Miss Alice Ileenan, Sick Headaches Come From Poison Gas! who resigned to become supervi sing teacher at the Oregon College of Education at Monmouth. By JAMES MARLOW 'Bt rh. AuocutMf Prewar WASHINGTON Th gover ment. during World War II. save country re-arming, congress is considered parents would get money, but not brothers or sisters. Take the army for an example of non-commissioned men and com missioned officers. The non-commissioned men start as recruits and go up to sergeant. The commis sioned officers start with the rank of seccnd lieutenant and go up to general. The officers, of course, are better paid than ths non-commissioned servicemen. Under the old law they got no family allowances. Nor would they get any under the bill in the house. But officers did, and do get al lowanced from the government for food and lodging for themselves and their families. Why didn't congress provide al lowances fcr the men being drafted now? For one good reason: Under the present law only men between 19 and 26 can be drafted and none with dependents can ' drafted. Having a dependent i reason for deferment. Un.c.s.ry This seemed all right because un til the Korean crisis the draft itself had rven unnecessary. The armed forces were getting all the men they needed by voluntary enlist ments. And they weren't taking any recruits with dependents. But now 100,000 draftees will be taken in the next couple of months, and the number mav fio hifihjr. which will suffer when the bread winner is called to active service unless they get a family allowance. WHEN thinking of renewing tnese allow ances and even increasing them. Starting Point A bill to do that is being con sidered by the house armed ser vices committee. This is just a starting point. So this bill has a long way to go before it can be come law. The bill as it stands it may be changed would work this way: A serviceman has a wife. If. he set aside $30 of his monthly pay for her, the government would add $45, giving the wife a totil of $75. And th government would give each child $25. Under the old law dependent parents and brothers and sisters of a serviceman got money from the The appointment was made by Rex Putnam, state superintendent of public instruction. Early Dutch windmills were us ed to pump water out of swamps. McMinnville Teacher Sets State School Post SALEM (. Mrs. Velma J. Pearson, principal of Columbus "Moat everything I ate Juit teemed to la like lead and aour In my tomach." aaid thla lady, "and give me awful crampa 1 wai always comtlpated took all kindt of hanta laxative and Indigestion pi lie. But nothing hf'r me like KAL-O-DEX. 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