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—THE CAROLINA TIMES SATURDAY, JUNE 17, 1967
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U.S. Senator Hugh Scott (R-Pa.) congratulates Sp. 4 Anthony Gray of Philadelphia, and his family follow
ing the presentation ceremony in the Senator's Washington office. From left are: Herbert Gray, 23, and his
wife (in background); Bernard Gray, 14; Senator Scott; Mr. and Mrs. Gray; Miss Lydia Procter; Anthony
Gray; Ronald Gray, 22; and Larry Gray, 17.
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MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD
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NON-WHITE UNEMPLOYMENT RATE
ROSE TO 7.8 PERCENT DURING MAY
WASHINGTON The un
employment rate among non
whitteS rose five—teathi" of 1
percent in May. the Depart
ment of Labor's Bureau of La-
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I bor Statistics reported.
It is the highest nonwhite
rate since 4ast August when it
j stood at 8* percent. The rate
I was 7.3 in April, 7 4 in March,
7.1 in February, 6.6 in January
and 7.4 in May 1966.
The overall jobless rate—at
3.8 percent—stayed within the
range that has prevailed since
the beginning of last year.
Between April and May, em
ployment advanced less than |
usual, but the civilian labor j
force also failed to show the |
normal seasonal increase, keep
ing the seasonally - adjusted i
level of unemployment vitually
unchanged.
Weekly earnings for manu
facturing production workers,
at $112.84 in May. were up
only 80 cents from a year earl- I
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where you work.
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They move out from the landing area and toward
their work. It's a tense job, defending freedom.
It takes brave men to do it well. These men are
brave and farsighted. A majority of all our
servicemen in Vietnam save for the future and
support freedom through regular purchase of U.S.
Savings Bonds. Should you join them ? Buy Sav
ings Bonds where you bank or work.
Freedom Shares —new plan for Americans who
want to help their country.
Now, when you join the Payroll Savings Plan
or the Bond-a-Month Plan, you are eligible to
purchase the new type U.S. Savings Notes—Free
dom Shares —as a bonus opportunity. Freedom
Shares pay 4.74% when held to maturity of just
four-and-a-half years (redeemable after one year),
are available on a one-for-one basis with Savings
Bonds. Get the facts where you work or bank.
Join up. America needs your help.
J, US. Savings Bonds/
Freedom Shares
The U.S. Government does not pan for thi» advertioemenl.
«SJ' ftw t* prrmrnted au a public service in cooperation with
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ier despite an increase of 10
cents in average hourly earn
ings.
The relatively small over-the
year increase in weekly earn
ings resulted from a 1.2-hour
decline in the factory work
sheet since May 1966.
In the first 5 months of this
year, the unemployment of per
sons 16 years old and over av
eraged 72.9 million —an in
crease of 1.5 million over the
same period a year ago.
Employment of adult men
was up 450,000, with adult
women and teenagers showing
gains of 850,000, respectively.
NOW IN PROGRESS!
Central Carolina Farmers, Inc.
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SPECIALS - SPECIALIfSSPECIALS -SPECIALS
LIGHT BULBS Garden Hose
50. 60 or 75 Watt 25 Ft. Gold Flex
Wore 21c NOW 13c Wo. $1.35 NOW 76c
G. E. Portable Mixer 3 gal. Igloo Water Cooler
Was $10.25 Now $7.91 Was $6.95 Now $4.20
G.E. Automatic Iron Galvanized Sprinkler Pot
Was $9.30 Now $7.69 I Was $2.75 Now $2.20
G.E. 6 Transistor RcJio Plumb Hammer
Was $6.25 New $5.60 Was $3.50 Now $2.85
Special Purchase!, ODDS & ENDS
Check Your Local Service Store for
-CiMCUBE 99c Special Sales on Damaged and
Overstocked Merchandise
FARM SUPPLIES j\" Deluxe Lawn Mower
6 ft. Galvanized Roofing $1.30 3J/2-H.P. Briggs Gr Stratton
While Shingles - 235 lb $6.25 Engine
„ . Remote Control Impulse Starter
Barb Wire - 4 point $7.75 K
6 ft. Creosote Post .. ....... $2.05 ClOSe Ollt $59.95
2x4 Welded Wire-48" $33.02 Was $69.95
Sta-Rite Water Pumps
12 Gallon l/3 H.P.
Wos $80.77 Now $72.69 Armstrong sets new
safety standards
SHALLOW-WELL
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SERVICE STORES
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