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Friday, January 16, 1959
THE NEW BERN MIRROR, NEW BERN, N. C.
Page Seven
Cof+on Farmers Have
Choice of Allotments
I
Operators of upland cotton fa^ms
will have until J^rch 16 to choose
between the choice A ami choice
B. allotments and price supports
for their farms, 0. U Holland,
chairman, Duplin ASC committee,
said this week. T|iat is the final
date for registering the operator’s
choice at the county ASC office.
The chairman emphasized, how
ever, that no election of such a
choice can be filed until after the
farm operator receives a notice of
the price support levels applica
ble to the 1959 upland cotton crop
under the A and B allotments. That
will be soon after the Secretary of
Agriculture announces the nation
al price support levels for the 1959
upland cotton crop about the end
of January.
Every cotton^ farm operator,
therefore, should be on the look
out for a notice from his county
ASC office early in February, in
forming him of the price support
level available for' cotton produc
ed on choice A and B allotment
farms and stating the deadline fbr
filing the operator’s choice in writ
ing at the county office. The notice
form will have a space where the
operator can write his choice of
either A or B.
If the farm operator elects the
choice A farm allotment and com
plies with it, his 1959 upland cot
ton crop will be eligible for price
support at nd: less than 80 per
cent of parity. If he elects and
complies with the choice B allot
ment—which is 40 per cent larger
than choice A, his crop will be eli
gible for support at a level which
is 15 per cent of parity less than
choice A. The operator must elect
the same choiee for all farms4
whidi be operates.
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In accordance with legidation en
acted last summer, fanners will
have this opportunity to choose be
tween the A and B farm allotments
since marketing quotas will be in
effect for the 1968 upland cotton
crop. In the December 16 ref
erendum on quotas for upland cot
ton, farmers voting approved the
quotas by more than 92 per cent.
Do You Know?
You’re above the average for
New Bern males, if you can tell us
right off which shoe you put on
first, which side of your face you
shave first, and whether you reach
for your toothbrush first or your
tooth paste.
NBAVY BUROBN
The man wbo continually finds
things to worry about will never
get to the top because be carries
too much excess baggage.
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To Give, Program
Of Jewish Music
Music lovers of New Bern and
the suiTOUijding area will be af
forded, a rare opportunity Sunday
afternoon to hear a program of
traditional Jewish music presented
at.the local synagogue.
Sponsored by the Organ Conserv-
atoiy club, of which Mrs. Ralph
Warrington is vice president, tbe
program \vill have as vocalists Mrs.
James M. West, soprano; Miss
Catherine Latta, contralto; Paul
Cox, tenor; and Charles Francis,
bass-baritone.
Mrs. James Ringgold will be the
organist, and Rabbi Jerome Taloch-
ko of Kinston is to give the back
ground of the music rendered, and
trace its history. The public is
cordially invited to attend.
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lucky star, but it’s usually the
hustler who gets the most results.
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