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. J Congress .
. Race-
1 And Chinar
i 1 For The Future?
1 .'shihton ControL Of- the 85th
ress might be the key issue in
39 election as far as the Derno
are concerned. If , the polls
i i::.t (and they might not -fee)
" 4 Stevenson is bj definite under'
, !, L' Stevenson does lose, tHen' the
...iocrats will have to retain con
xl of CongTess to retain a prac
tical-political weapow in Washing-,
on. --The -hope of doing this is one
of the main causes holding many
southern states in line behind the
Democratic party ticket.
i Obviously, the southerners have
little comparative power in nation
al conventions. Many are dissatis
fied with the leanings of the Su
preme; Court, but there js nothing
that can be done about this im
mediately. " "
: But in Congress, the South has
played a major power role when
ever Democrats were in the majori
ty,,:.; A&..WI.. example, southerners
A6w head more than half the com
mittees in tha jU.. S Senate. . They
hold ' the positions' ;of, - Speaker: bt
trie Ho'uV and' Majority' Leader? In
te.Senatii. ,
; 'A Republican sweep, giving the
wmowRY.
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LOAN ASSOCIATION.
3S on Sale Nov. 3 j
Dated November 3, 1956 each share of
' ock at 25 cents per week will mature at
!1,00 in BSOwesat the present "rate of
: f-CTS. This is in excess of four. per
' triple inirest oh jour vin:v ; , if
r.3 today and make' ;e. nts ta ;
' 'momr charge nd " r1 'loro 1
. . it'as to thA, number of .s an in-
X X4AV.JT V-.j', .- s.
Q.O.P. control of Congress, would
pjit into the hands of Republicans
the power resulting from chairman
ship, of committees and - titular
leadership of both houses. ; This
might mean a new approach toward
certain leftwing ir civil rights
legislation that' many southerners
feel is unconstitutional.
-It might mean that Attorney
General Herbert Brownell's request
for a law allowing any citizen to
take a civil rights case directly to
the federal courts, avoiding the au
thority of the states, would become
law: The southerners would natur
ally filibuster such . a bill, but
whether they could block it might
depend on the .attitude of the ma
jority in 'Congress, and the behav
iqr of congressional leadership.
.' So, many Democrats " in the
South are voting, Democratic not
for lAdlai Stevenson or Estes Ke
fauver (whom many dislike), but
tot retention of .tMtoffriapbv
6f th'e)' SduQi,iRas' Mg. maintiiined
.in .JongrssthrQgrf), positions. ;of
seniority made possible -by a' one
party system in Dixie,
Key races appear to be centered
in New York,- Kentucky, Oregon,
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois, Iowa,
and possibly Several other states
as far as the State is concerned.
In the House, all 235 seats are at
Stake of course. v
The news which has broken in
Poland in recent days brings back
to mind the great hope of a few
analysts who have been saying for
several years that Russia could not
permanently maintain her influence
in Red China. ,
China, with- 600 million inhabi
tants, is the greaest force of hu
manity on the face of the earth.
China needs land to' .expand. 'and
grow. Her people dre crowded into
a space much smaller han" that oc
cupied by 200 million 'Russians, to
the north.
eventual and inevitable clash of in
terests in the region which is Rus
sia and the northern part of Com
munist China. . China, they hold,
has nowhere to go in the South.
Malaya, Thailand,1 the rest of In
dochina all combined will not re
lieve China's .pressing need for
more land for her expanding popu
lation masses. These areas are in
places highly populated and in oth
ers almost uninhabitable. To the
north, however, in areas like Man
churia, and west, China can expand.
The day will come in the opin
ion Who hold this theory when
China's and Russia's interests in
this area will meet head-on. If
China follows 1 Poland's example
and leans to greater and greater
independence' from Russia, the day
may be brought closer and closer.
' ; China, of course, is already more
independent than- any , other ptooge
country except, perhaps Yugoslavia.
Ae 'sigtifrfioaht tng about China's
iHuiuue owaru uie roiisii cfisia
was' her support ' of ".'the Poles:
Should Russia Icrush Poland's inde
pendence by force,; ithis, would cer
tainly cause a sour reaction in Pel-
ping and other Communist coun
tries, which might be of great im
portance to future Moscow stooge
relationships, v '
HONORED ON BIRTHDAY
Mrs. Josiah Elliott was honored
Monday night at a surprise 'birth
day party given by Mrs. Charlie
Elliott and Mrs. L. D. Chappell at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Winslow. The 30 guests present
weise duessed i,in ' Halloween cos
tumes and a prize was presented
Ms Tom Perry for the best cos
tume and a door prize was awarded
Mrs. Norman Elliott. ': Open faced
sandwiches, carrying out the Hallo-
ween i motif. Jere served along
with pickles, nuts, birthday, cake
There were those who fore8eeauwvriiyvV.r' '
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pr2Fcr Votes
,' Like their big brothers who last
week canvassed Hertford urging
the people to exercise their right
and duty by noting in the general
flection ; November 6, members of
the Hertford troop of Cub Scouts
Wednesday afternoon conducted a
parade in the downtown area re
minding, the voters election day is
drawing near and each voter should
fast his ballot next Tuesday. Horns
and placards attracted the atten
tion of the public as the Cub Scouts
marched in orderly fashion, led by
Police Officer Robert A. White.
Commissioners To
Meet Next Monday
-.vThe Board of Commissioners for
Perquimans County will hold its
regular November meeting next
Monday, at the Court House, be
ginning at 10 A. M. Persons desir
ing to meet with the Board are re
quested to note the time and place
of the meeting.
Building And Loan -Opens
Stock Sale
The Hertford Building and Loan
Association will offer another se
ries of savings stock for sale on
Saturday, November 3, it was re
ported today by Max R. Campbell,
secretary of the Association.
The stock may be purchased in
any number of shares ar.d payment
is made on the basis of 348 weeks,
with each share' of stock maturing
at a value M UK).' - i : .
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