PAGE SIX
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Bonner Not Too Optomistic
jf ; About President’s Message
Representative Herbert C.
Ppnner (D-N.C.), commenting on
the President’s State of the
Union Message, said there were
“many splendid points in the
statement, but the past record
doesn’t give too much assurance
that some of his major promises
cdn or will come true.”
Bonner said, “The President
/ants to fight inflation and hold
he line on Government ex
penditures, but it is a well
nown fact that the public debt
as approximately doubled since
< e and his Administration came
nto office. True, the annual
mdgets that he has presented
'ear afttr year have not been
significantly high in the total
mount from previous years. At
'he same time, however, neces
ary items have been excluded,
with the result that the Demo
cratic Congress has been com
pelled to appropriate needed ad
ditional amounts. Mr. Eisen
hower says nothing of the fact
that he has the power, without
legislation, to eliminate some of
the vast waste and inefficiency
occurring in many of the au
thorized programs.
“I—-in fact, all Americans—
join with the President in his
sincere wishes and efforts for
peace.' To achieve this we must
also maintain our economic sta
bility.
“With regard to his comments
on agriculture, it is well to re
member that the major portion
of .the present program is the
responsibility of this Admini
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stration. He wants to hold the
I line on the cost of the agricul
tural program, yet our tobacco'
program would be in better
shape today if the President had
not vetoed a bill to stabilize to
bacco prices.
i “The message deplores our
j deficit in the international bal
! ance of payments. Yet this Ad
ministration has greatly en
couraged the flight cf American
capital abroad where goods are
manufactured and sold in the
United States, as well as abroad,
more cheaply than the same
products can be produced here.
“Much was made of our pro
gress in the field of both ap
| plied and basic space sciences,
with the statement that the 1961
budget will call for 100 percent
increase in space expenditures.
We certainly need to step up
lour activity in this important
field. But, in view of the in
creasing importance of the
oceans in our defense posture,
and in many other aspects, it
was disappointing that no refer
; ence was made to accelerated re
search in the vital field of
| oceanography.
| “I await with a great deal of
f interest the receipt cf the Presi
dent’s Budget Message.” 1
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Master—Doesn’t that mule ever
kick you?
Sambo —No sah, he ain’t yet,
but he frequently kicks de place
where I recently was.”
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THE CHOWAN HTHALP. EDEKTOW. WORTH CAfIOUHA, THURSPAT JANUARY 21, 1960.
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Edenton F urnitiire Company, Jnc. 1
THIS IS NOT A STOREIME FURNITURE SOLE - INSTEAD, ITS A CLEAN UP SALE OF SOFAS,
CHAIRS, SOFA BEDS, TABUS, LAMPS, BEDROOM FURNITURE, CEDAR CHESTS, WARDROBES,
DINETTE SUITES, ETC.-THAT MOST BE SOLD... REGARDLESS Os COST! MAKE YOUR DDL
LARS BUT MORE AT THIS CLEAN# SALE! REMEMBER - SALE STARTS FRIDAV, JANUARY 22.
Tables - Tables HIDE -A - BEDS Lamps - Lamps
f w T» 1 I Made by Simmons Company. Floor samples; 3 in stock. ATT T A ITTTJC IJ> 171 AT T L l l \
Ylahoffanv - oloncis or I Must be sold before new stock is received. Complete with f\ I ill i I //\ If I1 >5 J\TjJTIJ U<JLjJL/
x 55 J innerspring mattress and springs.
Walnut Finishes. CLEANI T SALE PRICE 20% DisCOllllt
Buy one table at the regular price- Vo Off -
get another for ... —“— —-:—; ONE LOT
r IV alentme Seaver Sosa —Original
Floral Matelasse cover. Green. Foam rubber cushion with 1 T
Only $ 1.00 pp ” was $225.00 1 able Lamps
T Now $150.00 Only SI.OO Each a
This applies to a special lot of tables! —M f *
None Solti to dealers. ■ One cushion. Foam rubber with zippers. Walnut legs. wlldl pUrcliaS'P OH.C lillTlj) ;
F h rrr r; —a WAS 21500 at the regular price.
Mahogany Finish—Upholstered mT d>l iin ® 1 1
LIVING ROOM ROCKERS Now s_Piete 5 _ Piete Blond ;
r j >i . 2-Pc. Kroehler Living Room Suite RFFITtfIOM miITFS
| U J Consisting of 90-inch sofa, three foam cushions and match- TTTLTTTI.YTvTItT OTJAA h
ins chair New patterns b own covei Roomy Double Dresser, Chest, Bookcase
WAS $225.00 * „ Jn „ ~ T
PLATFORM ROCKERS 1 aa Bedand2BoudolrLamps -
Vo off - Jh 1 nil Uu VALUES TO $149.50
Plastic and Cloth Combinations /<5 V lt/v>vV
(M Q dC IT Two-Piece Living Room Suites Now $99.50
I I JT\ Assorted styles and covers. Sofa ahd matching chair.
MllSt Go At off 6-Piece Walnut Finish
16x20-in. Framed Pictures „ BEDROOM SUITE
Assorted Subjects I SPECIAL CLEAN-UP SALE I Poster Bed, Vanity Dresser, Bench, * 1
AQ r , ON MAPLE Chest and 2 Boudoir Lamps
U>l.i7o Each SOFAS, SOFA BEDS, CHAIRS, BOOK- NT Qf\A CA
CASES, WHAT-NOTS, GOSSIP AND INOW
ALL PICTURES AND MIRRORS DEACON BENCHES, STEP TABLES,
REDUCED FOR CLEAN-UP SALE! END TABLES, LAMP TABLES, COCK- ONE
— ■ TAIL TABLES, cobblers bench. Sofa Beds - Sofa Bed Suites
'’ X " * a,so Plastic, Cloth and Plastic and
Ihrittex Pelt base Rugs Maple Dining Room Pieces cloth Combinations
Pj r . Drop-leaf and Extension Tables CLEAN-UP SALE PRICE
tpO««/0 KStCn with Chairs to match. . ,
9x12-ft. Axminster Rugs • £ p F Cl w7 L . T ' ' -
Made by Alexander Smith Co. ar TO. e SALE... CRIBS
CLEAN-UP SALE PRICE and °™bmation PORTO CRIBS YOUTH BEDS
WAS $09.5U Ai\rn MATTRESSES
$49.95 Both . Now $49.95 Reduced for (Jean-up Sale
Barwich Mills _ I Entire Stock
‘ ""“’l'lir.. I*”'' 1 *”'' Edenton Furniture Co. I A .r*p»k UmJm
HIGH PLUSH PILEI I I
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$2.95 yp I PHONE 3216 EDENTON, N. C. I Oft I