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eost of housing, food,. clothing and other items in the

gumer price index has away more than half ‘of

have had in the past five years. Wages in the first half of this year were running about 23 per eent higher than five, years ago. But . the lessened purchasing power of the dollar on the con- ~gumer- Market has cut deeply into the gain.

This was revealed in an anal-

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wy oe Dominion Bureau of Sta- cs. Ss are complete ons fe end of June and do not t wage and price in- a later this summer and all.

Wages averaged $74.45 a week in manufacturing in 1961. At their April peak this year they were $91.72, a gain of 23.2 per

cent, : But a DBS computation of the effect of -price rises on the power of the dollar shows that the $74.45 in 1961 rose to $82.64 in April. this year in terms of 1961 dollars. This is an increase of 11 per cent. GIVES REAL WORTH ., To arrive at it 3, DBS

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reduces actual ¢ gs aver- ages by the percentage amounts “consumer ‘prices - rise. The re- sult indicates the real worth of wages if consumer prices and

mained unchanged over the five-year .period. Between April and June this

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tle priest leaned forward and of-

year, average wages eased off

and the consumer price index rose to 143.8 from 143.2. Subse- quently, the prices index has risen to 145.3 for October, based. on 1949. prices equalling 100. - Over the longer term, since 1961, average wages have -risen from $74.4 in 1961 to $76.7in 1962, $79.51 in 1963, $82.96 in 1964 and $86.89 in 1965, with

dollars, however, wages represent $74.45 in 1961, $75.8% im 1962, $77.24 in $79.16 in 1964,. and $80.94 1965, with a mid-year ure of $81.35 also subject to vision.

DBS said that while the aver- age of manufacturing industry wages reflect the experiences of

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of indiv ences in occupations, skills, ge- ographic -location, and different

to $90.86 a week from $91.72

rates paid.to men and women.

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hallmark.”

After the Monday decision, Francis Cardinal Spellman, Archbishop of New York, said he was “shocked and’ fright- ened” by the decision which “strikes at. the very heart of “he godly tradition in whie American children have so long been raised.”

decision: ; “ “T would think that it would be a welcome reminder to ey-

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tially 5,000 estimated reported

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