jtks PERcv::::rs vttziut, tzirxtct. zz'tn cxftottNA. tridav. mil s,
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Washington The Senate has
Massing the civil rights'
iu reponea last week from the
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" . wiiuiuuiuua
"jre-voieq. ,
pu JTocest of Law I amf
th(f Mltpaskfl by M House who has' not been discriminated
i Ia j of,the JmnplesldLlct- a hearing on the applica
uiwij in, me cqnsnwtion tipn. llouvever, undet the terms
on uunyjftitH Stale. .W.ihfe W theorTOnil ttfliflfieajW
PDMipM! which is found in the.'uf ft 'fife A ' itorteil ' -v"' -4 l
f Pson shaai,jbe!'dcBrived rftrfrtipfpH ? jfii
rdenrivprt:
tot Jife; ( libr-rty, ur property
Ivtttiotit dlie- Brocesi'of law
; 'hat is the 'Constitutional pro
ion ; which js binding-: upon
tbf Federal Government and . is
v bidding on "Congress '.when Con-gVfcss-
undertakes to- ewtpise the
legislative, power of the Fed
- eiil iJovemment. ' -,".
:. i Let Ul iv,lht rt .mannt W
tnf expression i "due process of
. 'w, . ;.wnich , the Fifth Amend
tnfnt requires the Fedexal Gov-
,.s erfiment'.-atid Congress, when;
Congress us exercising, the Jegis
rlajive power'of the Federal Gov-j-.:.
eiyment, .'.to observe' in respect
', tot all persons.
. The essential elements of due
prbcess. of" Jaw" are notice and
arj topportuttity'to be'heafd arid
- to! defend jn an orderly proceed
ia4aptd'.JDYthe nature of the
cafej befpr tribunal having
v juj-isdjction ot, the .case, ft ,
i Voting Referees -i-During the
course of the debate last- week
I Jpoke at length in the Senate
. agairftt: the, star 1 chamber" .pro
ceedings for referees as provid-
ed for in the original bill.
In.' so far as tb,jwaceeding
before a voting, referee Js cort
cerned, wq have a ery peculiar
provision. .i There " are. these
stages irt. the procDcdings before
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- Hertford, N,C. '
S and M PHARMACY
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he referee:
First, a voter of "the race' Of
those who ;have been found to
i ate ,.ur toioi, musi . iiiHKe an)
application to. the referee.!'
,'Secoh3!t refer rrrusI-WMN
conducted w.lnis :.eit barte'.ADn)'
ceedini'he'.-makesii, retldKttd
the 'court,": which V rporC't is HA
effect-"", -;t)e4f judgment ',of fthe
referee. , ' , r-i
FoUrth, the court . thereupon
issues , a . notice ,'to A: show uCauM
to the; State. offiolal,?-wbich.: no;
tice;to show (iause for the first
time acquaints the State official
with Vthe judgment of the ;Tef
eree. , -v ' --FJfth,
the State official is then
permitted, to , file' exceptions - to
the' referee's report , and have .a
hearings, before a judge,; unless
the' judge takes 'the peculiar ac
tion which..- is authorized, by this
pj-ovision -of .tn.bill:." ' r , "
The issues of fact and laW
'.raised - by '. sUch t excepUonr
shall be determined by "the'
,i court or, if the due, and.
.speedy admini'sArailbn of jus- V
-J tiee- required' wiey may Te
t referred to the voting i ref
:eree to determine in accord
ance, with procedures ' pre
scribed b ythe court, ' , '
. : Under, that provision of the
bill it is quite possible that the
State official never does", have
a , hearing- before the ; fudge.
This ft la-, true because ' this -pro
vision . of the- bill . authorizes the
judge ' to send the 'ma'tterv back
to
the : referee -and : td-xlet ; .Qie -
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.:i new ein and a:ain. Instant Paint for
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. ZANYPERHAPSFASHIONABLE,:YES With Eastir just around the' bend, these,', '' -'V-:
- Italian masterpieces are sura. to receive a second glance Tb girl at left wears a geometria :
'. ' ieriea of -lids, topped-wlth a rose; from Turin. ; The overturned wastebasket effect of tht Roman
igreauon -alright consists ol
referee, pass on the question of
Whether he, the referee, has
committeeed an error of laW. I
would dislike to have to try a
case before a man who. had
ready decided - the case, when
the only chance I would have
of winning' the case Would . be
the finding by that man that he
had . made a mistake when he
tried the: case in the first place.
Yet ' that is the procedure that
the Civil .'rights bill provides. '
Youth Night At
;Bte Bridge
Saturday, April 9
' ChoWan Baptist Association
Youth Night, scheduled for Sat
urday , night, April 9, at 7:30
o'clock at the Ballard's Bridge
Baptist Church, is expected to
break all records for Youth Night
attendance in Chowan.
, Slated to 'brine the main ad
dress of the evening is Dr. Baker
:Jam, Cauthen, secretary of the
Foreign Mission Board of the
Southern , Baptist Convention.
When elected to this nosition in
jOttober, 1953, Or. Cauthen was
the, board's ... Orient ;- secretary;
formerly he 'was a missionary to
Cjtina,-, missions professor; at
Southwestern Seminary, and
ir oi rural and citv churches. .
uun, ui. .aumen was Conservation State Committee,
bor.n in HuntsvUle, grew up inlnn, ,s norMm nf thA farn in
Lufkin ' and eceivel the bach-
ww m r, uegree rrom a epnen j
the' rimster of arts- degree from I
Baylor University, Waco, and the
master, and doctor ' of theology
degrees from Southwestern
Seminary. . He also holds honor
ary , degrees from - Baylor Uni
versity, East Texas Baiptist Col
lege and Stetson University, De
Land, Floirida.
' Going to China when World
Wat II was imminent, he spent
most of the , war years doing ;
evangelistic work-in Kweilin, in
Southeastern China. In 1945
the board r elected him its sec
retary for , the Orient, "and he
served in that capacity until as
suming his present responsibili
ties in January, 1954.
A ' large, humber of Chowan
Association young people will be
featured on the program, in
cluding special music by the
Concord Choir of the Edenton
Baptist .Chufch and youth sex-
tet worn tne Kamotn Uileau
Baptist Church..- , '
v Presiding during the program
km
1,022
COLORS
ifiii
series of blua Jelt pleata' beld by
will be- the Rev. Lamar iSentell,
Associational T. U. director.
Mr. . Sentell has . written to .the
pastors and several other ' lead-
al-iers in ieach. "of the. Chowan
churches, suggesting a minimum
attendance goal and reqttestrng
help in informing, Encouraging
Ppvrnr
Youth' Night. 'Because of limit
ed capacity " and because it ' is
"Youth Night," it is requested
that the ages be kept between
43-24, plus any adult; sponsors
bringing young people.
It is felt by. many that the
Youth Night program for this
year will be a- great spiritual
'milestone in the ministry , to
ChoWafi ' Baptist Association's
young people. '
;ce
Results Announced
A final report of the number
of cotton farmers choosing to
plant within their regular cotton
allotment shows . that only a
handful of farmers in this state
had -any desire to exceed their
regular cotton allotment and ac
cept the reduced price support
! level, - , ; !.
According to H. D. Godfrey,
administrative officer for the
Af.w . cll.-i!...!.. :- j
thig gtate chose t0' exceed their
reguiar allotment by up to 40
NOTICE TO VOTERS OF
NEW HOPE TOWNSHIP
As a candidate for the office of
County Commissioner for New Hope
Township, I will appreciate your ac
tive support and vote in the Primary
on May 28.
If nominated and elected, I will
strive to serve you and the county to
the interest of all.
MOODY HARRELL
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NOW IN STOCK
ARISTOGOLD .
Hybrid Seed Corn
ALSO
Certified Congo and Charleston Gray
WATERMELON SEED
special prices to quantity buyers
" AMD ALL ,-OJHE9 JIHDS OF -iWZ '
FIELD AND GARDEN SEED
select bur iced for best'resiiTts tibm
N your fields . . .' come in today!
t 24'' Power Lawn Mower ofOs (tt
I Briggs Stratton Motor VO
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black ribbona, . ' r
percent These farmers as a re'
suit of the increased cotton al
lotment will have their support
rate reduced by 15 percent o
parity. The percentage of farm
ers in this state who chose the
larger allotment is much small-i
er than the percent of farmer
throughout the nation who made
the same choice. ;For the nation
6.4 percent of the farms chose
the larger allotment
On the basis of acreage, how
ever, Godfrey said, about six
times as much acreage Will be
represented in the choice "B'
group for the nation than for
North Carolina. Based on acre
age in this state .farmers con
trolling 2.7 percent of the acre
age allotment "chose choice "B
while throughout the nation
farmers controlling 18 percent of
the allotted acreage chose choice
"B." This, Godfrey said, is ah
indication that the larger farms
throughout the nation seem to
be more inclined to' Select the1
choice "B" with the larger al
lotment and the lower price
support rate.- '
Nationwide the acreage plant
ed for cotton in i960 as a re
sult of farmers selecting choice
B" will be a million acre's I
greater than it would otherwise 't
have been. The national cotton -2
allotment, according (o Godfrey, .
was originally slightly over 16
million acres. This allotment,
because of choice made by 6.4
percent of the nation's" farmers,
Will be in excess of 1? . million
acres,
h - - i r h n i rutn nnf- mfr
Awifllary Presideiiit
iWlll Visit District
Mies., feflinevMayberry, F.lkin,
president' pfy the Ladies' Auxili-1
Sr; i. to tKef '. Veterans of Foreign
Wars, bepartmenl: of North ' Carolina,-WlH;
visit the first district
Wheft th lan'nual district conven
tion . Is held in Sunbury April
10th.. . -
A member, of the William J.
Jones .'Auxiliary to Post 3-7794,
Elkin,t ,sje . - has served in all
offices' of' the 'unit including
! president, in 1955. She was ele
vated v t". the state presidency
by; the ; unanimous vote of the
delegates at the state conven-l
tion last 'year, having served al-1
so as state junior . and senior
vice . president the two years
previously.
Mrs. William Hudgins, presi-l
dentdent of the first district will
be the presiding officer when '
the meeting convenes at 1:00 1
P. M., for... the representatives;
of the five auxiliaries that com-i
pose this .-district. Highlight of;
the business will be the elec
tion of the district officers, who
will be installed by Miss May-
berry.
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Farm Agent Warns
Against Wire Worms
R. M. Thompson,-: County
Agent, today advised farmtt-s
who have trouble with wire
worms or bill bugs in their corn
to apply a good insecticide to
protect the crop.
Thompson said there are-"sev
eral ways to apply this insecti
cide, either by spray, dust or
granulated form before or after
planting or juW after the corn
comes up. Many fields where
soil temperature ; is cold or wet
an insecticide is almost a neces
sity to guarantee a stand.
Soo-ooo-ooo-eel
' Father," said the small hoy,
''what is a pork barrel?"
'My sun, you are entirely too
inquisitive."
' Don't you know?"
"Only in a general way. It's
Planting Time Is Near v
MR. FARMER ...
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We have Seed Beans but advise you to
get yours now as the supply is short and
we will be unable to secure more.
we also have
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