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i e The Perquimans Weekly, Hertford, N, C, Thursday, December 23, 1CS7 r. MORGAN TON Congress re- convenes on January 15th to deal with the problems left over from the long session which adjourned only days ago, ' Two hold - over measures which are scheduled to receive early consideration are the Ad ministration's proposed "civil lights" bill, which may come up shortly after the Senate re convenes and the Administra tion's proposed surtax on cor porate and personal Incomes, which Chairman Wilbur D. Mills of the House Ways and Means : Committee has said will get . further hearings beginning Jan uary 22nd, ' The "civil rights" bill which the Senate will consider is the HAPPY NEW YEAR I Taylor Theatre EDENTON, N. C. WED. THI'RS. FRI. SAT. DEC 27-28-29-2(1 TERRY MOORE and I4N MURRAY In "A MAN CALLED DAGGER" SUN. MON. TIES. ' DEC. 81 - JAN. 1-2 HAYLEY MILLS and AVKIL ANGERS In "THE FAMILY WAY" Adult Entertainment SUNDAY NIGHT DEO. 81 NEW YEAR'S EVE LATK SHOW 11 (SO P.M. "AROUSED" No One Under 16 Admitted FIRST FLOOR ... 80c BALCONY , 6V measure which ' won Senate Judiciary . Committee approval at the last session by an 8-7 vote. The Intent of the bill Is commendable to protect per sons exercising constitutional rights from violence or threats of violence. I abhor violence, and shall continue to fight for leg islation to curb crime. However, v. I oppose ' the Committee reported bill because it Is founded upon the dubious proposition that the Congress should protect the rights of one group of Americans in theexer else of their constitutional rights while ignoring the rights of mil lions of other Americans to be protected against the same crimes. The Committee ap proved bill is said to be based upon the "equal protection of the laws" clause of the 14th Amendment. The bill is a paradox, Vpon its face It would exclude a majority of Americans from Us protections because thev are not members of a minority race or group. In my judgment, the Com mittee reported bill should be rejected because It Is uncon stitutlonal, and it threatens to expand the Federal police power in unlimited fashion. ' When this measure was under consideration in the Sub' committee on Constitutional Rights, I offered a substitute measure .which the a Sub committee adopted but which the full Senate Judiciary Com mittee later rejected. Unlike the Administration's bill, the substitute measure protects all Americans who are excerclslng Federally protected rights. The Subcommittee would also protect the working man and would vindi cate Ms long - established Federal statutory rights. It would prohibit unions from levy ing crushing fines on union mem bers for exercising their own wills and refusing to take part in a strike they oppose, , The Subcommittee substitute Is preferable if Congress de termines it should enact further civil rights legislation. The pre- NEW Dig super heating performance in a COMPACT Loobhew!mo1 CABINET! 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In the face of serious fiscal' problems. Con gress and the Administration must find ways and means of curtailing non - essential and non-priority Federal spending. Much effort has been devoted to the advocacy of a tax increase. Much more effort should be devoted to pruning budget re quests at a time when there are far too many demands for the tax dollar. The budgetary battle, again next session, will likely be a major domestic problem. Good Advice: Read "DEAR ABBY" Abby has the answers. If you are perplexed by problems of love, marriage, teenagers, and neighbors, Abigail Van Buren has meaningful words of wis dom. Read her column as t re gular feature In THE BALTI MORE NEWS AMERICAN on sale at your local newsdealer. . Turners To Have 60th Jlwrivcrsary Mr. and Mrs, Joe Q, Turner of Route 8, Hertford, will ob serve their 60th Wedding An niversary en Sunday, December 81, The Turners were married January 1, 1808. : Friend and relatives are in vited to call at the Turner Home from 8-8 p.m. , HOLIDAY DINNER PARTY Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kanoy entertained at a Holiday Dinner Party at their home on Thurs day night. Those attending In cluded Mr. and Mrs. Bill Tlce, Mr. and Mrs. Tommy TUley, Mr. and Mrs, Bob Pritt, Mr. and Mrs, Billy white, Mrs. Walter J, Kanoy, Doug Taylor ana vance joyner. The educator Booker Tali ferro Washington was. the first Negro depicted on a United States postage stamp. Polo was introduced in United States by James Gordon Bennett in 1876. He imported polo balls, mallets, etc. the uniFim iiEiiDy rax co::crete BLOCKS FIFE nocics .-VSiiKD W. CALL US FOR YOUR NEEDS! IX7ILL GEflDV: it: Phone 425-5597 Wlafcll, N. C. CONTRACT.' BRIDGE D y D. Jay Boclior, (Tee) teerHeUer In Masters'. Individual Cmit. sMp Hny) South dealer. .: North-South vulnerable. NOST3 s)KJ fAQlOS . 4Q10848 WEST EAST etT652 e8 eT654S KJ 4 eKQ108876 K( - J95 SOUTH 4AQ1043 . 8 :AJ83 ATS ' The bidding: South West North East 1) Pass 2 : 2e 2 A Pass 8 A Pass 6e (!) Dble Opening lead five of spades. . There are player who Invari ably view their cards through rose-colored glasses, and, if we are to judge from the bidding, South was presumably a full fledged member of this school. . The hand occurred in a team of four championship and South found himself in six spades dou bled. Hie blddlnr was optimis tic, to say the least, but he may nave had such an exalted opin ion of his card play that he felt entitled to undertake the slam. Be that as it may, West dou bled and led a trump. Declarer cashed the K-J of spades, crossed to his hand with the ace of clubs, . drew all the trumps, and then put West on lead with the king of clubs. West returned a heart, nut declarer went up with the ace instead of tsjcinr a nnesse, m effect placing all his hopes ortl the execution of a squeese. After he had cashed the Q-10 of clubs, this became the position: ' North . : 8 Wett , Xast Immaterial ejK KJ , Scntfh 4AJ3 When, declarer now cashed the eight of clubs, East was un able to stand the pressure and the result was that South made the elam. It is interesting to not that West could have defeated the contract by dropping the kingi of clubs on the ace. This would! have permitted East to return the king or diamonds as soon as he took the lead with a club, and in that way break a vital line of communication between the North and South hands. 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Ccall j C:; " , i ' 1 REGISTRARS WILL SIT AT PRECINCT POLLING FLACT3 ' 2. 16th, 23rd AND SOih FROM 9:00 A.M. UNTIL 5i30 P.M. TO REGISTER VOTERS. ; " 1 1 i . ' . - v , '; . ' s ;' ' 'PeFtDieicniis Co ma: j I o c a a a it n it u n n it 1 1 M I i t 1 a riEi ex rzrv SXAC2 BA3 AN3 t 1211 KEHTrCIID, N. c. 1
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