10h(Sea III) Statesman,
U.S. to Cut
R JAMFJt fARV.
' TOKYO ( The thin IT.
round forces in the Far East wiTTi the Army in Washington this week
bewared by next fall to about the end milt leave four understrength
same strength as in 1950, when .'divisions manning a front of more
JjAK V ..Today You
cx Can Depend 0n u5
J AV Yo"r Pharmacist! AW-P,
f 1 ur experienced pharmacists I I '
t j0 i I ' quickly and accurately fill I g I
I If rtTrlr f t yur prescription to 'doctor's ' J 'fZ
mm is
'SSEffiS M.
iMiP-i1 . ....
WarWs
4- . Oocfc HooVe Varfwef
Wok up to soft music
-ond buuar alarm I '
Suparb tenswith 0 A9
Golden Voica T
speaker. Th 56C in
fbony.
larsty by 5 but potnttt Com
plete M Motorola sound system.
priced of all from
Motorola, but glvas
power parformoneo.
The S6A in tboy
WhH. Rod or Green.
$16
Color
Many aew Motorola models
ta choose fram ia clock and
table model radios.
A small deposit will bold any
radio 'til Christmas Par aext
year.-- . .
Open
'HI 9 p.m.
I Fri.
Moil.
MASTER
lU N. Commercial Ph. Mitt
Green Stamps
1
93 II
, : : 1 . I
- - 1 "OP ..A ."'.-ioK
a. lim fireside pants master-tailored by Ivan Picon in imported I Knn ftf 'U'A , A y fc:l
! I I Italian velveteen . . . black, turquoise. 1 0-I.8i.,$17-9S :S:::.::.::::::::;:E.E: riNiw'-Rr Vv7 "tr-" !) j - -rT-t '' - i c' tAL00-' J
' .7., .. quHted cotton panti by Graff. Sizes 10-18. $498 VH 0'Tj3 jX I ' f 1 1 'YIJ
if. , C irnported Italian rib wool sweaters, our exclusively . . . black, if Kt ' , .h f S ' i I L -r rvJ,
' ... :"::"r;;;" V n VMRvma( ... B b '
1 " . m m b. rmm otir fftiiVTinn ot rofrnn ifnir mm tsv mmnmm . i - - n s t x v.n . x i w v. . . . . n u
; e. from Junior House.. our whisical poodle skirts ... I Vftsjll H Vl 1 An s
... . .im9 '; I - A . CD
' W ' by Oraff ... our gold printed cotton quilted skirts .. . , f Yj ll H W 7 V 'j t'i -
lize io to i8 r $10 95 $12 95 : f y U : tw'A 'xOiJ
T Open Ivory NigM till Chrtsfmot except Saturdays 1 CORNER COURT AND LIIIITY 'Vil Vv5t s.
Salem, Ore., Sun., Dec. 11, '53
Ground Forces in Far East to Prc-Korean
the Korean War burst upon them.!
R. Further reductions announced by
You can depend on us to carefully serve you and your
family as a source for all health needs. Our job is to
safeguard your health. Bring your prescriptions to us.
Our pharmacists are always on duty!
CAPITAL DRUG STORE
Main Store: 405 State St.
Prescription Shop: 617 Chemektta
H.-VC GREEN STAMPS WI GIVE THEM
1! AV A'57'5vCk ""sssrj
I I "SHADOW-GLO" SILHOUETTE A
1 X
Metal
I A - '
i
OPEN &
DAILY ft
9 JUKI. L
u C
9 P.M. 4
( . - I my:im iw-i- m ttmt 1 1 wi I I I
I ' . I
,i wa..,no THE GIFT SHE -ADORES FROM THE STORE SHE ADORES 3
FROM JOHNSOnv Vll ' -JSW
than l,ono miles of land and ce"an,
a check shows. nounced the 508th Airborne Regi-
The Arrrrjrsaid the crack 7Mhj mental Combat-Team -would go
Regimental Combat Team 6,000 ; home in June and that one regi
strong Will be deactivated nexment of the 1st Cavalry Division
TV LAAAP
lamps with Cut-out Designs,
,- Soft Light. Attractive.
Reg. 1.95
MARKED
DOWN
SUNDAY
. ONLY
1 .
"jk mmL 1 OPCN
! summer, Previously it was an-
would he disbanded.
Japan I Okinawa
All this will leave these divisions
To
ma hTtitinr1romJa par-tor;
Okinawa.
The 7th and 24th Divisions
in
Korea, partly fifled nut by "Kat-I
usa or attacnea .vnnn norean:
soldiers.
Two-thirds of the 1st Cavalry
Division in Japan.
Two-thirds o( the 3rd Marine
Division on Okinawa.
When North Korean Communist
armies struck in lfl.V). the United
States had the 1st Cavalry. 7th.
241 h and 25th Pivisins in Japan
All were ornanized on a reduced,
"peacetime basis.
Korean I'nits Strong
There is this difference from Ifl.iO,
however, in the ground force situ
ation. South Korea had only a
Egyptian Premier
To Kevcal New
CoiKstiliition Soon
killing of a sailor, Edward Bates,
CAIRO. Kgypt Egyptian ! when a mass killer, John F. Rocne,
Prime Minister Gamal A b d e 1 ' confessed that he had killed Bates.
Nasser told reporters Saturday he j The conlesslon enabled Pfeffer
will announce a new constitution to get out of prison on bond for a
Jan. M. new trial.
Nasser made the statement ti Headed for Chair
newsmen. "The constitution will noche was headed for the elee
aim at realizing the goals of the trjc Chajr nnd if he stuck to his
revolution," Nasser said. confession to the end. there was
The press predicted s new little chance that Pfeffer would be
parliament would be established, convicted again.
CANADA ECONOMY-f-P
OTTAWA UH The Bureau of
Statistics reports Canada's surg-
ing economy is rising this year by
a predicted $2,200,000,000 to an all-
time hich of $26,200,000,000 in goods 1
and services produced.
Giving
Valuo
u
C
poorly armed and trained force
then. Now it has a well trained.
SO.ono-man - army - whieh -is - the
fourth largest in the world.
But the Communists have not
stood still. They are credited with
having largely rebuilt the strong
North Korean Army, shattered
durlng-ne "war;-Red Chintz bar
three million regular soldiers, by
best allied estimate, and Russ'n
Luck of Con
Turns, Sent
Back to Pen
NEW YORK -Paul Pfeffer.
2.1. who 1 months ao got out of
prison on a lucky break, has been
sentenced to eo back there for a
term of 40 years to life.
Pfeffer was sentenced Friday
for beating one man to death and
nearly killing another. His record
of brutality since getting out of
prison has even lost him the favor
that first won him freedom.
The young bully was serving a
20 to 40 year prison term for sec
ond decree murder in the 1K3
Before Bates case came up again.
"friowetwr Pfeffer wss rreied and-
convicted of killing a Negro handy
man in a chance encounter and
savagely beating another man in a
$2.50 robbery,
T,p kiIli1E of MfIion Byrd -2,
bronchi Pfeffer a sentence of ?0
years to life for second degree
murder. Pfeffer beat the handy
man to death last April 9 when,
he said, he heard Byrd make a
slurring remark as the two passed
on the street.
CiTea Seateaee
Immediately after this sentencing
Pfeffer was taken to another
Queens County courtroom and
Biven 20 to 40 years for beating
Harry Meyers, a porter, last May
3.
He is to serve the two sentences
consecutivelv. giving him a mini
mum term of 40 years.
Pfeffer also faces a manslaugh
ter trial in the Bates case, where
he has lost the support of Roche.
Pfeffer's record of brutality
since leaving jail so angered
Roche that he withdrew his 'on
fession. He said he felt he had
given Pfeffer an undeserved break.
Pfeffer also lost the support of
his girl friend, Helen Anderson.
16, w ho provided an alibi - at- his
first trial. Disgusted like Roche,
she broke her engagement and
recanted, her .etiiaal- testimooy
that Pfeffer had been with ber on
datt when Bates was slain.
1,600 Doctors in
Chile Quit Posts
SANTIAGO. Chile I - Sixteen
hundred Santiago doctors working
for the Ministry of Public Health
Friday night submitted their resig
nations. The resignations, scheduled to
become effective In 10 days follow
ed the government's decision to
include doctors in a proposed single
wage scale for all government of
ficials. The proposal now is being
debated by the Chilean Congress.
War Level
has 35 divisions in the Far East
Partly offsetting the ground
force losses will be- the dupattn
( n )m IT bp Fact jkf miaht i1.,lpnin,.
Destroyers are important in these
waters because the Russians are
believed to have 100 submarines
in the Far East.
frit-Atr- Frre S(rng
The main military muscle in this
area remains the U.S. Air Force.
The U.S. 5th Air Force, the
Korean War mainstay, is as potent
as ever although headquarters
have been moved to Japan.
The defenses of Okinawa, power-
ful base for the 20th Air Force.
Okinawa is equipped to support
the Strategic Air Common, whose
bombers carry the atomic wallop.
The Strategic Air Command has
a forward base on Guam.
And the 13th Air Force is handy
' at Clark .Field., in the. Philippines
The U. S. 7th Fleet is another
factor. 'While assigned to the de-
fense of Nationalist Chinj on
should trouble start In this corner
of the troubled Far East.
STORE HOURS
for your I hop
ping Convenience
wi will b open
Every Night 'til
9 p.m. from
Dec. 12 thru
Dec 23
S 0lihulMth,,,5,,' .
8suprml iceuntt. L , . i JJFTA 1
It's Easy to Give trie Best . TjjCjTl S
g At...rv j
HAMILTON 0
2 tor y. W M.a- to... fefK H&ui $5!"
J "" ! kek. S5
i ii ,j t... tlioB "fH" lathi WSWr K
s idtw. 89sa . ritt. ip.i br..i.i. vEr Hi
oYoaat Vfjvajaaaaiajaj pttettMf BVfl OA aru t i w
J M7 fl ' N
; ' T""T M LADY ELGIN
3 JJ ,4 I jlSUof Tiny tpnion 8
. . C'twVl MISS AMUtlCA ' f
j fur : -"-" ' -v bLf 'i"H . a
13 3 ajiittaWt M IOC : ' y w
g yallvw ar wrH f V'"'JHT'' 99 f
l 'l I
: Grenadier II .EIGIN-PANAMA ' $s.M
10K ytttow M 'fUled cot.. N.ie-Clo diil. CQ CQ - .. - '""fU"' I
j mmlM l! btl, lominot Epniion band T"''" I f M
lu w.'1'.rproof $79.50 All t hM. hM T j
Witfc Sr.. $71 SO , JT I f TC '
g for ym .Hop- K-TZ- i. g K1JI IM'jS . 4 JMiJ M-
SLOGAN'S HIT U.S. .
NEW DELHI. India OH An angry
crowd of about 7S shouted anti-
Duties slogans outside the Ameri-jS
can Embassy here Saturday but a
dispersed peaceably arfter police !S
guards stood their ground. , K
, Siarwwwmrarif
: K
.Gettinq Closer i
5
I R
jj
I m
,2
U
SaWcl Tktl Max -ilCIN
NOW
K
S
3 state
F " -
m nrr rn r m i
snuouiT I G
STrwr SALEM, ORE.
JV"
Jf
atmKMBlM:
1
CMOP EARLY I
w
WHILE SELECTIONS ARI
STILL COMPLETEI
ju$jnoo
Reserves any
m
Until Christmas I
Pay as little as
50' WEEKLY
Weekly Of
Monthly Terml
GUdly Arranged
Payment 5rt
Next Yer
No Intereit or
Carrying Charges! V