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| Senate Employes’ Salaries Published
In First Ordered Quarterly Report
WASHINGTON, W> — For the
first time in more than a decade
the Senate today disclosed how
much each senator pays each of
his employes.
The secrecy barrier fell with
publication by the Secretary of the
Senate of a report listing the
names and the pay of all Senate
employes.
The list of salaries for the first
quarter of the current fiscal year
— July through September — in
cluded by offices (those not iden
tified by title are clerks, steno
graphers or other aides), included:.
Alaska — Bob Bartlett:
Mary Council, Administrative
Assistant, $4,074; Margery Smith,
$2,501; Mary Daniels, $1,435; Jo
seph Josephson, $2,145; Constance
Ryder, $1,266; Florence Lindsay,
$1,266; Mary Erwin, $1,266;
Charles Pinkston, $620; Gregory
Smith, $679; Carolyn McVeigh,
$112; Kate Oliver, $66; William
Boesch, $33; Jane Eynon, $487;
Charles Hoyt, $657; Kenneth Jen
sen, $1,034; Pierre Sundborg,
$249.
Ernest Gruening:
George Sundborg, Administra
tive Assistant, $3,270; Herbert
B e a s e r, Legislative Assistant,
$3,000; William Veach, $3,634;
Rachel Shugars, $683; Sarah
Shepard, $1,209; Joseph Brewer,
$1,520; Joan Leahy, $1,247; Es
telle Stonum, $1,209; Anabel
Simpson, $1,322; Antoniette Fried
man, $1,577; Milton Fairfax,
$1,266; Celia Niemi, $1,379; Le
thia Baldwin, $734; Virginia Jack
son, $997; Vivian Kirkevold, $49.
Disclosure of the information
was required by a resolution
adopted by the Senate last sum
mer in the aftermath of news
stories about Congressional ne
potism.
The resolution directed the
Senate Secretary to compile Sen
ate payrolls and make them avail
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able to the public every thsee
months. The first of these quar
terly reports, published today,
covers the period from July 1 to
September 30 of this year.
In addition to the /name, job
title, and pay of each senator’s
employe, the report includes sim
ilar information on all other Sen
ate subcommittees.
Since the salaries are shown
only for the quarterly period,
they would have to be multiplied
by four to show the annual rate
of pay.
Eisenhower Trip
To Rome, Mideast,
Outlined by Aides
By MARVIN L. ARROWSMITH
WASHINGTON, UP) — President
Eisenhower will go to a cricket
match in Pakistan December 8 in
his role as good will ambassador
abroad.
That same day Eisenhower will
board a helicopter for an hour
long aerial inspection of that Asian
nation’s capitol, Karachi. Among
other things, the flight will pro
vide a look at a big housing pro
ject constructed with American
financial help.
The cricket match and the ’cop
ter flight are crowded into a busy
Eisenhower schedule during his
December 7 to 9 visit to Karachi
on the 19-day trip he begins
Thursday evening to 11 nations
in Europe, Asia, and Africa.
The White House yesterday an
nounced the President’s planned
activities in the Pakistan city and
Tehran, Iran, December 14. An
other announcement Monday dealt
with his stay in Rome, first stop
on the 22,000-mile tour.
Eisenhower will arrive in Italy’s
capitol at mid-day Friday and re
main until Sunday morning. He
will confer with President Gronchi
and other Italian officials, be
guest and host at luncheons and
dinners, visit the tomb of Italy’s
unknown soldier, and have a
Sabbath audience with Pope John
XXIII before flying on to Turkey.
After the Ankara visit the
President will go on to Pakistan,
arriving the afternoon of Decem
ber 7. There will be a ceremonial
welcome at the Karachi Airport,
and Eisenhower and Pakistan’s
President, Ayuk Khan, will ar
rive at the host’s home in a
horse-drawn carriage.
SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED TO
4-H YOUTHS IN NATIONWIDE
GARDEN PROGRAM
CHICAGO, UP) — Forty-four 4
H youths yesterday received $400
scholarships for their accomplish
ments in five fields.
The award programs are part of
the 38th annual National 4-H
Club Congress now in session.
National winners in the 4-H
garden program included Pat
Buzby, 16, Fairbanks.
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Fine Job Printing At The Nugget.
The Altar Society of St. Joseph’s Church
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