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SENATOR SAM ERVIN * SAYS * WASHINGTON Fifty two Senators have joined me in introducing a re vised version of the ci vilian employee privacy bill to protect Federal workers from unwarrant ed invasions of their con stitutional rights. A companion bill to protect the rights of mili tary personnel from coer cion in savings bonds cam paigns and charity drives was introduced at the same time. The Federal employees bill is a revised version of the proposal which I in troduced in the last ses sion of Congress and which was the subject of hear ings by the Constitutional Rights Subcommittee in September and October. The need for these measures arises from a cal lous disregard by Federal agencies of the dignity of their employees and by the actions of overzealous supervisors who have been coercing employees in areas regarded as consti tutionally immune from snooping. Hie revelations that have been made to the Subcommittee are shocking. Employees by the thous ands are constantly badg ered with interrogations on such intimate matters as sex, religion, their will ingness to invest in sav ings bonds, their disclos ure of property down to the last bottle cap receiv ed from the Welcome Wa gon hostess, and their willingness to work while off-duty for causes unre lated to their employ ment The magnitude of such coercive practices has grown in recent years to the extent that reams of regulations, guidelines, and questionnaires are issued for the employee and his family in the name of mo rality, security, mental health, equal employment, efficiency, and causes which smack of Big Bro therism. What has been lost sight of in the bureaucratic pro iTTE m 1 11 klit ■ rc>« t 98 ONLY • Good ~--j>^ f A*NED TH' 4 INTERIOR LATEX WALL PAINT • DRIES TO A BEAUTIFUL • NO PAINTY ODOR FLAT FINISH » WASHABLE AFTER ONE WEEK • FAST OWING • EASY SOAP AND WATER • OUTSTANDING HIDING POWER CLEAN-UP '• WE HAVE NO MIDDLEMEN • WE DO NO WAREHOUSING • WE DELIVER IN OUR OWN TRUCKS • WE SAVE EVERYWHERE BUT IN QUALITY AND PASS SAVINGS ON TO YOU 1 JESS* OUR FINEST I 15 S QUALITY | ONE COAT Hte,,#r NODRIP mm LATEX I s (v. a=f» * WALL PAINT I | i 1 4% GALS. S O9B 1 1 A FOR O I COLONIAL UPHOLSTERY *Your Morn Carter Store’* Ml E. QUEEN ST. EDBNTON, N. C. PHONE 4M-41M cess is that the best way to attract men of dignity to public service is treat them with dignity. The measures which I have introduced seek to permit the Federal Gov ernment to obtain the in formation which it must have to function, but they would ban unnecessary snooping and needless curi osities that are now per petrated upon these em ployees. Moreover, I think that it is a national disgrace to deny weekend passes, allot restrictions, assign K. P., specify forced marches, and give adverse efficiency reports to mili tary personnel simply be cause they are imwilling to spend their small paycheck as the Government dic tates. There is no necessity for these infringements of freedom and invasions of privacy by the Govern ment Such practices con stitute a gross neglect of the Government’s constitu tional duty to protect its own employees from unrea sonable restrictions upon their liberties. I think it is time for Congress to forsake its outdated reluc tance to tell the Executive Branch of the Govern ment how to treat federal employees. For this rea son, I expect to press for action in the near future upon the Government em ployee “bill of rights”. LEGION AUXILIARY The American Legion Auxiliary will meet at 8 P. M. today (Thursday) at the home of Mrs. Ber tha Bunch, president Since the first Easter Seals were introduced in 1934, millions of dollars have been translated into research and rehabilitation in crippling. Some 250,- 000 disabled persons bene fit annually from Easter Seal programs as treat ment centers, pre-school classes, workshops, camps and itinerant and mobile therapy. tHE CHOWAN HERALD, EPENTON, NORTH CAROLINA, TBCRSPAT, MARCH t, INI. ) STOCK YOUR 1 Pfflll© 1 —I ■ I 1 w Gw *h« in the Meet Stock your Freexet -wnm .. I^ Wr with "Super-Right" Femoue Quality Heavy f WY Corn-Fed Beef. During this we will I V* 'V your purchaser to your specifications, wrap ■ in market paper and mark the contents *dch package. Or, if you desire, your meat will be wrapped in f -eexer paper at an addi tional cost sufficient only to cover the cost of the freexer paper. Ploce your order this week; you may pick it up later . . . Remember that every purchase is fully gueranteed A k a 1 ‘•’irr’*- IfUtftOl T | WHOLE BEEF SHORT LOINS ** 75c &: • "SUPER-RIGHT" HEAVY CORN-FED 85-100 LB AVG. ■■ 1 wm m K WHOLE BEEF ARM CHUCK 37c 1 TRIMMED FULL LOINS 69c JB :: • "SUPER-RIGHT"-HEAVY CORN-FED BEEF 165-190-LB AVG. _%<&■» %|i|| V whole beef forequarter *. 39c H J M ■ X • "SUPER-RIGHT" HEAVY CORN-FED BEEF 325-375 LB AVG _ | WHOLE SIDE OF BEEF -45 c S • "SUPER-RIGHT" HEAVY CORN-FED BEEF 160-185 LB. AVG That’s a fair question. But not an easy one to answer because we have our own quality WHOLE BEEF HINDQUARTER standards, different from anv other meat merchant. • p These standards don’t fit exactly the familiar terms you know for grades of meat. As WHOLE TRIMMED ROUND u>- 57c Si: an example, did you know that some beef, graded U. S. Choice, just doesn’t meet our S # -super-right" heavy corn-fed beef 25 to 30 lb. avg. _ _ “Super-Right” specifications? It’s true! You see... we don’t buy by grade. We use WHOIC BfiCf SI f* 101 (I Blltt Lb DuC §| our own high standards to bring you the best values. That doesn’t mean we don’t approve of such grading—not at all. It just means we’re x i “SUPER-RIGHT" FRESHLY "SUPER-RIGHT" BONELESS very fussy about the beef we label “Super-Right.” It stands to reason we have to be or RFFIp STEVI OPPr p A*P wouldn’t be America’s number one meat merchant Hi Are “Super-Right” Meats a good reason for shopping A*P ■ Q Q They’re one of many! LB. LB. COPYRIGHT© 1965. THE GREAT ATLANTIC 4 PACIFIC TEA CO . INC. | HEAVY COiFCPBIr ** Hl I ■ V; w '"\ mm msm »» _ mBB • ihi 11 p j «• CUBED ROUND IB B SIRLOIN B • BONELESS RIB U •Boneless Round Steaks rouSo L b 85c b roVn°o m L b 79c Chuck Steak Bon . e L n b 49c Shoulder Steak B ; r b 59c PRICES IN THIS ad'ARE EFF. tv thru sat., march 4th.... “ * STOCK YOUR FREEZER-“SUPER-RIGHT” HEAVY CORN-FED BEEF SALE! CHUCK Jt , 'SUPE?RIGHT" HEAVY CORN-FED BEEF "SUPER-RIGHT" HEAVY CORN-FED BEEF "SUPER-RIGHT heavy corn-fed beef "SOPER-RIGHT" bone in BONELESS CHUCK ROASTS ■* 55c RIB ROASTS 65c^ ;? 55 c shoulder roasts 't: 59c plate stew -19 c SHOWBOAT BRAND VALUE PRICED! JANE P f>Ck| R T' PACKAGED PORK & BEANS 3 a 29c wM RH CAKES Ml tsdtOFF MOUNT OLIVE BRAND WHOLE ■-SP" / ’ U BBMfWiggßgg SWEET PICKLES a 49c Lemon Pies ix 39c ROLLS 2 c 45c DEL-MONTE SEASONED LIBBY BRAND | / Green Beans SWEET PEAS GSSE gggCR'NKLE CUT OR FRENCH FRIED 2as 49c 2c™4sc A& P POTATOES 5 & 79c SUNSWEET PRUNE JUICE a 43c [MARVEL ICE MILK 39c |^]^P PU I ATOES 2"T'29c J 2 35c J| mamm in u CO POLE BEANS lb. 19c TOMATOES I |2Bila||ljiF^«»'C|^*iE^^^^^°^UtJ^GßEENCAßßAGE-6cJw*lM9c| PAGE FIVE
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