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Employers Urged To
Aid Disable Veterans
RALEIGH Mayor Graham H.
Andrews of Raleigh urged employ
ers to place all ut iheir job orders
with die United States Employ
ment, Service so < * .at disabled v *-1 -
traits and other' hand.' rapped work
ers may he y.iyt.n an opporUiitiiv
to pri \ e their usefulness in a pi.... -
*aitib uoo issued here this week
The proclamatu i, which w a is
sued to set, aside tais week as Ha
tonal Eoipioy iru Physicailv Hand •
t.- pped Week. Oiuobr.-.' *i-id cites
excellent reenrd m handicap,. >.d
persons during the war while tJ-.c
able bodied wcm or. ’be lighting
fronts, *<»id ;■/<>, that tew hamijrap
ped workers wi.il .<eCei, 1 employ
ment tor which th* y ;a • not quali
fied
Jr: outiimny the ouje.. ti c-us of the
week's program I j Ciavei,. m.m
£gei of the local USDS offices, said:
'■it is not what h me but what
is left that counts when an em
ployer consider; a handicapped vet
eran for employment
He sard that aproximately ioxty
seven handicapped wo; keis t.-id
been refeired to .job- m ileicign
during the past month and that oth
ers are waiting lot referral to jobs,
and that although many employers
have been cooperative in hirivy
these workers some job* air Mill
needed tu aid hand), appe-d appli
cants.
The proclamation i> <ed by Mayor
Ait d rew & >.eads is- toi!ow’s:
WHEREAb. Vn buy n, world War
11 cost us mote than 2.08,000 cas
uaiities and
WHERAS these t.r> u; my ru. 1
IlCitlS Os hai.Jj.capp- i pc;the
United States, many , t whom by
ifcek efforts were of gp-at aid in
manufacturing munitions oi provid
ing essential service for tie >•. m ef
fort. and
WHERAJS, all of liies.e. persons
including disabled vtuvruns of
Work: War J wad II deserve seif
supporting, seif-respes tir.g jobs In
which they can make useful contri
butions. to our commurrty slate and
NOW, THEREFORE, I Graham
H Andrews. Mayor of the f ty • >
Raleigh, mo set aside the week of
October 6lh to Ocoh'-r . ,!ti as EM
IUCAPPED’WEEK, and i call upcm
all local off is ids all local enipi ■
Local \H (A Holds
Lcadership !nst 1 1u le
A Leadership liisirute was ecu-'
ducted at the Saint Ambrose Ep.t
coruai Church on Sunday, October ■,
•j. , ,;u purpose of t i .■ . 3t. 1 at u' .. i
three told tit. to clarify, cutfcjaittee ji
objectives ■2> tu acquaint each!
committee member v-'kn the total j
program of the “Y". <3• and to feat I
ure important comum event.--:
Miss Rupert Blancaard of toe ;
Harriet B Tubman Y W U A. n ;
Durham was tht , o si speaker, j
Through ut n< r de course tne t.n
portance of voiuuU- - ui YWCA |
was stressed
Each committee chairman pr*- ;
Sc at t-y her conui'uter pet sonne.’.
outlined the -..roup: -bjeiuivts an j
told of the coming events tu hr j
sponsored by tt.e committee. The;
Busmens .»ud litd>« tvr. • Club he«*u • j
t c by Mi;.- I.aura If; own and r.I. . j
H. C Brower had the largest del- •
euation present, although each com- ;
miltee ot the “V" I'.ud i presenta- !
non. Mrs, B M Edwards accom
panied bv Miss E M Kelly con ;
ducted the devotional-.
Bonae Sewing
School I
410*2 So. B! ittnl Street
Raleigh, N. C.
REGISTRATION
10 A.M. tr, 2 P.M,
7:30 to 6:30 P.M
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r—r- ifw~i ti.iW ' .WJ.-,. J, J. •- ' Ts- i
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Husbands! Wives!
Pep and Vifii?
J. of coGpl#e ate- v»«ak worn-our aat- j
h*jfeßted nolety iHdoauß« body irou For
yim viiaiiLy, try Oatrox 'i ooic j
OtbMiJMir<»3 you, too may tor f>er>: also }
♦ .ivuain Bj. G* L raxuUt §1 00fcia\‘ now am . Vi.' j
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tor sale at all drug 1 stores every 1
where—in Kaieigh at Vv atgre.cn s ]
and Eckerd's this. Kate,
The TESTIMOHYof THOUSANDS: ; -
-.yegra Wit Ut*
m Sm,, at Heath St
fit’ » in the Heart of Hariem \
3<M) ftp«nou^ : ftll outside rooms:
luxurious *ui'U;a. The beautiful !
Orchid Room for dming; cocktail |
iouoie find bar*, the lovely Lies
sanioe for relaxation. Idea) atmos
phere fw study» aod comfort,
lar&fi eoomt with pfi/r*# bath j
1 *2.cse m& ~*2&o Qmrn m
Without privat* b&eh
1 *X.SS Siws-*2-O0 C88«t saii g$ j
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i * WA2..TEK W. SCOTT. Msnmjt*
! S6TSL TBESESA
| 7»l«.rtl2s«>St,»ewYortiCffel
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ers. all local civic orgunteation*
and nil citizens to assist in cvw v
’A ay p- ssibic, to the end that it shall
he brought to the attention of ail
members of on, community th .
disabled veterans and other handi-
CafNJcd civilfevns m. fotly .• .pah'U*
and are performing efficiently,
safely and it-liabiy ii: thousanu.- of
dliferent occupations
AND J FURTHER URGE ALL
EMPLOYERS to pin,'., aii t’w.jr
jobs orders with the United State-
Employment Service so that dis
abled VOtei aiis and other handicap
peel workers may l>e given an p
portuniiv tu prove *he:.i \ alu< tn
productive and self-respecting jobs.
1M WITNESS WHEREOF. 1 have '
the seal of the City of Raleigh to
hereunto set my harm and caused j
be affix eel.
GRAHAM H. ANDREWS
Mayor of KuvyM, N C
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(WEST .NAMES
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| r j’hv Cornmimity tCTicst ('ampaigf!
I organT'rilion is nearing couripjts'tiop
i will’s Majors und CT:tplHine> aii>*uuj>
I seltdoci tor Ihu five Vvnera] urf‘:-‘•
oi voli-Ulaiio*; it has been axuriojsio
| U' LT. ! i V.ei .md Nathm
iil liltl tT.u. co coinm us.
hi tiie cc'ilegv divisjop. W H.
Quarles.. J:. and ('. D. Hullibin i i
\\ II ,i> majois ■ .s' I'
vensity and SI. Augustine's Uull.y'
I respectively.
The foilowim.' have been dc>i::-
nate-d to .sen’s- as captains in tu
' business ejection- Mrs. Daisy Bu.ie r
beaut., - jjyi iois: James Ii reecnaii.
Third Ward Buuinttss Section. X<
n.v Massciiburg K.,uHh \v a ...
Aioiuj . l-'tjij:p:. South Park (yhs t
Edwards. East R.dehh Ro s s
Fowiei. baroe: shop; livnm K> n
'Fi.'tiui t; Ward. Silas Wt U>.
Lined,) Da' k. . X V 1 llite, kfetho::
The residential Campaign 0.-jja: s
i/.at.i n will oe i.eaded I■; If jj
3 owner and Mrs Rub.v Stroud
! Majors and tin following capt-uint
' Mrs. Mozeiie Lane, Thitd Ward.
Mrs. piilu '.VI. Hodge. St, rtunes }jc...
pita); Mrs hiu-nic-' Green Chav i -
Heights. Mrs. SaJena Scales. Lit
uutn Park Rev. J A Fortes So-utl
Park, Mrs Mamie Htcks. East Ra
leigh. Mri. Iviudiea James, Idlewud
Mi'.-, Jiianiti, Kidd; Fourtli Wya:
Cntlu’i’ine Wild r.-' Fast Ku
leign; Mr.-. Julia Slid!;. East Hr
Hayes. We.-t Kalmuij.
Ivlajor of th;.* upucuti ,’iit; djvjt.:
In the c ;Jr d.v. .. Her M. Vv
Williams has bn u clhmpcii Major
Wiot- J. ii. V : > i.i. Fv.su ,i .
U. l .•. and John Lewis. Jr.
E ! . Railord ana M ; F. .! Cnr-
KLWS M ri MUM
l\ .NORTH (MAmiSS
• tiuyt b> n;. ■'• K.J Kiux Knit ■-.■
- C 1 ' • ' Georgia coi'por; tiua. A. •
toificy General liart > ivi iMuJi-ui
said Wednesday.
i in ;- fiatenc nt issued in reply
f■ <: letter .from .Orbhi Irvmg Mill
er of the. executive ccaunutt-ee i
me American Jewish f cngiess m -
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infc C£ov< j’.uo! I*? CJi'cyy Chi*rr> and
i'vlcMwfiap. t<>» ii'ilizt* t’.u' 1 fyii puv\
and inN'f.'Ug 'il' Klaii x-c.*llV iI i•* " :::
the State, MeMuihui -said ne had
suv inquiry and ir t as far as Cv
iiad hr< n h% « earn tlw i
j;i tiif» Slate
Kni,>h:s •|"he h.u !'J’»x Wan. ‘ a
purely bfvvdchr and aha tnosyn ;■
rv y/’nr/at i'Ji ’ !'<•: t!'" p: "pt.-a
uniting wh.t»* mah- p'raons m;.,.
ritiUU I Sl‘CJ‘€*» \OC ' \ I«>r 1 :
purpose U Uiichin / «- -t loti?-'-.
: i-rps cl for In-A- uni s'!.. • •■: t; ,?
tile Christian iailh."
Hub hi Mj’-hn urgtvi t hat appir.-pri -
ate act »o-n !>*> ak«-n in tic ' ( : -
to re v k<- Uie chartvr* «.u nm r <■'
the Klau.
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Ph.-os 2-232?
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Increased Rates Essentia!
! To Good Telephone Service
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Your telephone rate is low and your Tele
phone Company wants to keep it a small
part of your operating expenses.
While your rate has remained the same for
many years, the total cost of fnrnshing tele
phone service to our North Carolina cus
tomers has steadily increased. Since 1941
expenses have advanced 102 per cent while
revenues increased only 76 per cent.
Telephone wage rates in North Carolina
have increased $2,311,415 since March of
1945 (on an annual basis). The cost of erect
ing buildings has jumped 75 to 100 per cent,
the cost of providing telephone facilities
45 to 60 per cent, and the cost of telephone
materials 15 to 25 per cent. Fact is, all our
expenses have been climbing so fast that—
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J- 4 SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY /P)' INCORPORATED i f
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ffO BUSINESS CAN GIVE ADEQUATE SERVICE WITHOUT ADEQUATE EARNINGS
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the J3*V detTeat i!1 1 • tuis iianciev
Pm due hot Saturday, i;udd\ Youj'.k
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iSr*s a great ill to carry cash on a trip. An unoeressaiy risk, S|
too, i-p.-;; jse can turn your travel funds into American fl
Jbxpn~,i ’lruvch-rs fihecjuev-spendable anywhere, >ait- e»«sty« *
it- if these tlu. juts die lost ox stolen, you receive a jprm&pg
They're more convenient than persona! checks, becvoM
co la<;ati6cation is required except your signature. Desoi&k
ci::-; of i ili, S2O, b>o and SIOO —for only 7*t per S<QQ
(aucuuum charge, Aov,i«-ijre vu sale tt this h«uk.
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Mechanics § Farmers Bank
DURHAM RALEIGH
M. !;«r 1 edera] Deposit Insurance Carp. §
the amount oi money paid out to pro
vide service is increasing faster than
the amount taken in, Telephone earn~ f
ings today are the lowest in history
despite a record volume of business ,
Southern Bell has applied for an increase of
rates on business telephones to help meet
this condition. Authority is also being
sough for an increase of' 5 cents on most
long distance calls within the state.
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We want rates no higher than necessary to
provide everyone with good service and ex
pand it. We believe you feel the same way,
even if the cost is somewhat more, because
the business and social welfare of this com
munity depends on adequate and reliable
telephone service.
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