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By JAMES W. DOUTHAT j
AHlttaat Vic* President, Cover omen*
- Relation. Oiviiioa of the National
V Auoci.tion of Maaafaetaren I
I
"HO COMMENT" is a report ol
Incidents on the national scene,
•ad does not necessarily reflect
HAM policy or position.
Washington Conservatives in
Washington contend that the in
creased number of New-Fair
Dealers elected to the next Con-1
gress emphasizes the urgent ne- 1
cessity of intensifying the nation-1
wide effort to stimulate greater
activity in public affairs by all j
opponents of New-Fair Dealism. j
The Conservatives concede
frankly that industry faces great
er difficulties in the next two
years in trying to sell its legisla
tive and governmental program to |
Congress.
They also agree that industry |
is going to have a tougher job ini
opposing legislative proposals
which it considers to be contrary.
to the national interest.
But these difficulties, the Con-j
servatives argue, provide an op-;
portunity for conducting an inten
sive educational program to ac-l
quaint the American public with'
the economic and governmental
facts of life. '•
If this is done vigorously and
intelligently, they are convinced
•that public sentiment will shift
away from radicalism and “San-j
ta Claus Government” and back
toward the basic economic prin- 1
ciples that placed the United
States in the forefront of the
world’s greatest nations. I
The outcome of such a cam-i
paign depends in large measure
upon the handling of specific
problems facing industry in the
months ahead. Here are some as- 1
pects of the situation growing out;
of the November 4 ejections: I
1. As a result of the November
4 elections and of voluntary re-j
t : rements. the power of the New-1
Fair Dealers in Congress is
Strengthened and that of the Con-j
Servatives diminished.
. 2. This clearly means that it is
going to be more difficult —other
things being equal—to obtain
actment of effective labor legis-i
lation. For a much bigger per-!
(jentaee of the Senate and House j
Will be beholden to union boss
es—because of campaign contri-'
potions anil political activity in
behalf of their elections.
3. Likewise, it is going to be
more difficult to hold down gov
ment spending—the favorite pre-,
scription of New-Fair Dealers for'
Rimost any problem is higher ex-.
pendiiures from the U. S. Treas-]
ury. (They choose to ignore the
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COMPANY, INC.
I* fact that the funds really come
from the people’s pocketbooks).
1 Mr. Eisenhower, at his news
1 conference the day after the elec
tion, pledged that he would con-
I! tinue battling as hard as possible
I against excessive spending pro
j posals by some members of Con- j
I gress. , i
, 4. If spending should balloon
t upward, this would increase thej
■ difficulties in obtaining enact
i' ment of tax reform legislation.
, i 5. Since the New-Fair Dealers
. believe in big government in
' Washington—and in more Wash
| ington regulation of business and j
I industry indications are that!
there will be increased opposi
tion to the proposal by Rep.
| Smith (D-Va.) to protect state
laws against federal premption.
6. Additional support also
would seem likely for a variety
of restrictive legislation, including
j proposals to nullify the good
j faith defense to price discrimina
: tion charges and to require ad-
I vance notification to federal agen
cies of plans for corporate mer
; gers.
| These are only a few of the leg-
I islative threats hanging over in-
J dustry. It is certain that it will
'me confronted in the next ses
| sion with virtually all of the haz
, ards it faced this year—plus oth
ers now being dreamed up by the
, advocates of big spending and big
government.
7. But, even though the number
of New-Fair Dealers is increased,
, it still will be possible for a coa
j lition of Conservative Republicans
and Southern Democrats to op
erate effectively in stopping radi
cal legislation. Admittedly, the
power of such a coalition is likely
to be diminished in some degree.
I 8. Another hurdle in the way of |
I radical legislation is the Presiden-1
tial veto—which kills legislation]
approved by Congress unless
i overridden by a two-thirds vote I
of both Houses.
| So. the situation is far from
I hopeless even now.
| And. in the next two years, the
I pendulum could very well swing
( toward Conservatism.
| Needless to say, the Conserva
ives are going to give it a nudge
in every way possible.
T
I Proof PPosiiive
! A fisherman was taken into
j court for catching ten more bass
than the law allows.
“Guilty or not guilty?” asked
the judge.
! “Guilty.” said the sportsman.
“Ten dollars and costs,” said
the judge.
After paying, the defendant
'asked: "And now, your Honor,
I'd like several copies of the
j court record to show my
friends.”
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PERFECT ATTENDANCE AT
BEECH FORK CLUB MEETING
The Beech Fork Home Demon
stration Club held its regular
meeting Thursday, November 13,
in the home of Mrs. Willie Saun
ders with every member present.
An inspiring devotional was
given by Mrs. Paul Ober follow
ed by The Lord’s prayer in uni
son. “America” and “Come Ye
Thankful People Come” were
sung by the group in their open
ing.
Mrs. Willie Saunders presided
over the meeting. She urged the
club members to try to go to the
meeting on Christmas decorations
at the Chowan Community Build
ing to be given by Mrs. Mamie
Sawyer. The club’s Christmas
party was planned and discussed.
Mrs. Mona Hoffler was appoint
ed International Relations Chair
man for the coming year and Mrs.
Lester Harrell for Home Poultry
Committee. Mrs. Saunders gave
a report on “Be A Home Care
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Automatic Washer (without Suds- AA
Saver), catalog price $264.95 $26.00
Model above with Suds-Saver, COO AA
.regular catalog price $284.95 $28.00
Kenmore Four-Star Electric CO A A A
Dryer, catalog price $199,95 $20,00
Kenmore Four-Star Gas Dryer, L. .
regular catalog price $244.95 $24.00
Lady Kenmore 10-lb. 3-cycle
Automatic Washer (without Suds- COO AA
Saver), catalog price $294.95 4>2y.wU
Model above with Suds-Saver, a«
regular catalog price $314.95 !}>OI.UU
Lody Kenmore Matching Electric . ««
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Lody Kenmore Matching Gas Dryer, GQQ AA
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Lady Kenmore 10-lb. 3-cycle
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Finest Kenmore "V Modem Coned# a, > a.
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Finest Kenmore "E" Desk Cabinet a M -a
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Executive”. |
The demonstration was given i
by Mrs. Cora Harrell on “Take
Time To Live.” Three things she
J said that do much to shape lives'
are time, energy, and money, and 1
what we do with our time will'
determine what kind of person
each individual is. Four simple
rules for living at one’s best are:
(1) Be sure to always get a good
night’s rest. (2) Wherever you
are going start in time. (3) Learn
when to say “yes” and when to
say “no”. (4) Take time out to
turn to God for new insight into
life’s problems, you can’t do it
alone.
After the demonstration, Mrs.
: Ellsworth Halsey and Mrs. Mona
; Hoffler gave an interesting report
on their trip to the United Na
tions. By the use of slides every
one saw many places they had
visited on the tour.
The hostess served delicious
block cake with an American Flag
on each block, with ice cream; the
refreshments being in keeping
with the United Nations theme.
f BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT i
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i Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Shope
: of Nashville, Tenn., announce the
i ■ birth of a son, Frank Neal, born
1 1 November. 20. Mrs. Shope is the
l j former Winifred Hollowell of
i: Edenton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.!
• Raleigh B. Hollowell.
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21 cu. ft. Coldspot Chest Freezer, a.. .
catalog price $339.95 $34.00
16 cu. ft. Coldspot Upright CD4 Aft
Freezer, catalog price $314.95 $31.00
, 11.9 cu. ft. Coldspot 2-door Refrigerator- COO AA*
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13.4 cu. ft. Coldspot 2-door Refrigerator- .a
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Jane—l’d like to be a stew
ardess on a plane. | You meet
, so many men that way.
j) Jill —But Ihere are so many
. other jobs where you can meet
E men. • ' , . <
| Jane Maybe so. But not
strapped down.