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712.00 1,018 60
683.67 831.75
616.13 717.75
511.75 603.00
396.50 502.50
327.00 402.38
282.00 345.00
650.00 612.60
454.00 495.75
379.50 415.50
309.00 349 80
316.50 393.00
283.50 363.60
244.50 334.20
231.00 304.80
201.25 275.40
195.50 268.05
141.50 238.65
New Monthly Pay Scales
In Bill Passed by Congress
Washington, Sept. 28 J.Ri Here ii what the new monthly pay
iceUi 'or the armed forces and related aervices mean, baaed on
Vi acalei for married personnel (single personnel get lower al
lowances)! Military pay An annual pay raise of $320,000,000 to be di-
-ided among the army, navy, air
force, coast guard, and marines
was approved unanimously by
the House. The bill, passed by
the Senate yesterday, now goes
to the White House.
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MaJ. General
and above ...Si
Brig. General.. 30
Colonel 27
U. Colonel ....22
Major 16
Captain 10
First Lieut. ... 5
Second Lieut. ..2
Wrnt. Ofcr. 4).30
Wrnt. Ofcr. (31.25
Wrnt. Ofcr. (21.17
Wrnt. Ofcr. (D.10
Muter Sgt. ...30
Master Sgt. ...20
Sgt. First Class. 19
Sgt. First Class. 13
Sergeant 10
Sergeant 8
Corporal 7
(Following for pay grades do
not include basic allowances as
they normally are furnished
quarters and subsistence in
kind.)
Corporal 5 $105.00 $132.30
Pvt. First Class 3 94.50 102.90
Pvt. First Class ltt 90.00 95.55
Private 1 80.00 82.50
Recruit S Mos.. 75.00 80.00
Recruit 1 Mo... 75.00 75.00
(These scales do not include
flight and hazardous duty pay in
any rank, nor the annual per
sonal money allowances of $2200
for generals and $500 for lieu
tenant generals, and their rank
equivalents in the navy).
Commie China Picks
Flag for New Gov't
Shanghai, Sept. 28 P) Com
munist China's flag will be red
with a large yellow star in the
upper left surrounded by four
smaller yellow stars, pro-Communist
newspapers said today.
The flag's design has been
approved by a committee which
will submit it to the Peiping
conference now under way to
form a Chinese Communist gov
ernment, the newspapers said.
The large yellow star symbo
lizes Communist party leader
ship. The small yellow stars re
present the four classes in China
workers, farmers, petty bour
geois and national capitalists.
The national anthem tenta
tively adopted is "The March of
Volunteers," a comparatively
modern tune popular during the
war with Japan.
life
'Mia Europe' Juliette Fig
uaras, who, as "Miss France"
waa ahosen "Miss Europe"
ever entrants from 10 nations
of Kurope in the International
beauty contest at Palermo,
Italy, displays an evening
gown after her election.
Russ to Take 10 Years
To Catch Up On Bomb
New York, Sept. 28 () Lt.
Oen. Walter Bedell Smith, for
mer U. S. ambassador to Russia,
says he believes it will take the
Soviets 10 years to catch up
with this country's present stage
of atomic bomb development.
Smith, who now commands
the 1st army, made the estimate
In addressing a meeting of army
reserve officers.
Yugoslavia Raps
Russian Policy
Flushing, N.Y., Sept. 28 U.
Yugoslavia blasted Russian pol
icy toward the Belgrade govern
ment before the United Nations
Tuesday and told Moscow that if
it is sincere in wanting world
peace it should start by end
ing its dispute with Marshal
Tito.
Yugoslav Foreign Minister
Edvard Kardelj told Russia that
hi government approves the
proposal made last week by Rus
sian Foreign Minister Andrei Y.
Vishinsky for a five-power pact
for the strengthening of the
peace," but he said such a pact
should not be limited to the big
powers, but opened "to all na
tions desirous of adhering there
to, for all powers, both great
and small, have an equal stake
in peace."
Although holding out an obvi
ous olive branch to Moscow.
Kardel said his government
considered its dispute with Rus
sia "an extremely permanent
source of war."
"One cannot,"' he said, "heap
threats upon a government for
the sole reason that the latter
asks for a greater measure of
democracy and equality in rela
tions among states, and in the
same breath speak of non-inter
ference in the internal affairs
of other states and denounce the
use of war threats in the settle
ment of international disputes."
ChinaComplains
Against Russia
Lake Success, Sept. 27 W)
Nationalist China has made a
formal complaint to the United
Nations assembly charging Rus
sia is backing the Chinese com
munist war to overthrow the
Kuomintang government at Can
ton. The case was presented by T.
F. Tsiang, chief Chinese na
tionalist delegate in the U. N
He asked urgent assembly action
against the Chinese communists.
Details of the charges were
not made public immediately
Tsiang presented the case in
two letters. One was addressed
to Assembly President Carlos P
Romulo, an outspoken foe of
communism. The other letter
was addressed to Trygve Lie,
U. N. secretary-general.
The Chinese delegate told the
assembly last week for the first
time that Russia was directing
and aiding the forces of Mao
Tze-Tung, who has proclaimed
a "people s republic of China
based at Peiping.
East Salem Club Members
Organize for Year's Work
East Salem, Sept. 28 There will be 4-H clubs in Middle urove
community this school year and one club not active for several
years will be organized. Mrs. Harry Phillips and Mrs. Lewis
Patterson are planning a sewing club. Wednesday night Miss
Ann Bergholz will meet with the leaden at the Patterson home
to helD with the planning. 1 he-
Arthur Dresselhaus of the Day
ton post were guests. Mr. Dres
selhaus acted as toastmaster.
Lafayette post commander, Hugh
Williams, and Mrs. Clarence
Terry, auxiliary president,
made short addresses. Mrs
school children who have an ad
dress out side the city limits
of Salem will have their work
under Anthrol Riney, county
leader, and not Mason Bishop,
the new leader for the city, al
though the schools are part of
the same school district.
Mrs. Charles Gillming, who
was chosen as president of the
Auburn Mothers club at the last
spring meeting has called the
first fall meeting lor rriaay,
September 30, at the school
house. All mothers ol children
attending Auburn school and
women interested in the school
are invited to these meetings.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Wigle of
Swegle community have had as
their guests the past week their
youngest daughters and her fam
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Durward Mil
ler and son David from Long
Beach, Calif. They drove to
Seaside for the week-end to visit
in the home of her sister and
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Kelley Stanard and Monday
evening were guests of Mrs.
Wigle's sister and family at Cen
tral Howell, the Simmons.
Mrs. Earl Malm has returned
to her home on Silverton road
with her new daughter, who has
been given the name of Jan
Louise. She weighed seven
pounds and five ounces and has
an older brother. Her grand
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Orlin
Kring and Mr. and Mrs. Leon
ard Malm all of Middle Grove
community.
Patricia Keppinger, older
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cleo
Keppinger has entered Pacific
college in Seattle for her fresh
man year.
Uflicers from two of the
home extension units who at
tended the training meeting in
Salem at the YMCA were Cen
tral Howell, vice chairman and
treasurer, Mrs. Lewis Patterson;
and secretary. Mrs. Clarence
Johnson. Lansing Neighbors,
chairman, Mrs. James Haskel,
vice chairman, Mrs. Lloyd Ham
ilton and secretary-treasurer,
Mrs. Marcia Aplet.
Legion at Lafayette
Served Ham Dinner
Lafayette A ham suDDer was
served by the American Legion
ana jaaies auxiliary of the La
fayette post in the basement of
tne schoolhouse. Mr. and Mrs
Jeanne Crain has the prized
role of Lady Windermere in
the film version of Oscar
Wilde's popular play, "The
Fan," which is scheduled to
open today at the Capitol theatre.
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SCORES AGAIN
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sipper.
I. "Flying pocket" glen plaid four-paneled skirt with eelf-eovered buttons
and aide sipper.
I. "Market Square." A beautiful rayon crepe skirt with a genuine leather
dog-leash belt and brass ornament with tag.
4. Smart rayon stripe skirt with fly-front and convenient self-buckle.
I. Stylish rayon, four-paneled, glen plaid skirt with darted waist and
self-belt.
An attractive wool or nylon slip-over sweater completes y QD
this colorful ensemble JL.rO
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Charles Dooley, chairman of en
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singing around the piano to her
accompaniment. About 60 peo
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A mild winter In 1890 caused
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IN 0UE HISTORY
It just had to happen! When America Is where I And now, from Maine to the west
presented with a car the New Hudson em Rockies and beyond, Hudson ranks first,
that Is obviously years ahead in styling second, third or fourth In sales among cart
and performance, there's action every- in all price classes In markets of all sizetl
40 YIASS Of
INCINRRINO lEADEKSHlP
What picture! Hudson Mlee for
the first seven months this year
over 30 per cent ahead of last year!
Already more than 114,000 people
have switched from cars of other
makea to own a "step-down" de
signed New Hudson!
So why shouldn't we join in this
surge of aucceiw with the bat dealt
in our hintoryt
You're invited to enjoy a Revela
tion Ride in the only car that brings
you the most of the four great things
people want moat beauty, rnomt
neiu, road-worthines; and all-round
performance. Yea, it'i America's
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For road-worthlnraw, as an example,
Hiidmin's "step-down" doaign pro
vides the lowest center of gravity in
any stock car yet there's full road
clearance! Remit: the safest., stonci
ieat, hug-the-road ride ever known!
Come in, real soon. Bring your car
along. See how much it will bring
right now, traded in on a years
ahead New Hudson!
HUDSON A LEADER IN RESAll VAIU1I
Nntionnl Automobile Dealers Association
Olhciel Used Cur Guide books show "step
down" designed Hudson command His top
prices in the nation's used car market.
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Salem, Ore.
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