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CRITIQUE Richard Wilkinson,
in a recent article in the Sat
urday Review in which he dis
cussed the disappearance of the
old pulp magazines tram the
literary scene, made this pass
ing comment, “I am still a pulp
writer'*, and further amplifies
his statement by saying that he
hopes, some day they will re
turn. But whether or riot these
magazines will return, I don’t
but I aim in accord with
Mr. Wilkinson in deploring the
passing of the pulps. 'For, by
and large, they published real
exploited good writ
ing and were the training
ground for many present day
top-flight authors. Earl Stanley
Gardner, H. Bedford Jones,
Donald Barr Chidsey and Ben
Youth Revival At
ML Sinai Church
.* 7~
A Ybuth Revival wilt be held
at Mt.- Sinai Baptist Church in
Winfall beginning Friday, April
13 and continuing through Sun
day, April 15. Services will be-
HERNIA-RUPTURE
Get comfort and relief mjf
without an old fashioned Mpi** *Jjj
(For Reducible Hernia or Rupture) gp
ED. F. HILL, Specialist, of the Wm
Dobbs Truss Co., will be at the
Joseph Hewes Hotel in Edenton, WEDNESDAY MORN
ING, APRIL 18th, for Free Demonstration. Hours
9 A. M., to 1 P. M., only.
The most unusual of trusses for reducible rupture the
BULBLESS, BELTLESS, STRAPLESS, DOBBS TRUSS.
A CONCAVE PAD holds the rupture like the palm of
youir hand. The Dobbs Pad' does not spread the muscles.
Prevents ruplttre becoming* larger. NOTE THE DATE
and COME IN. One day only. Demonstration FREE.
(ASK AT DESK FOR MR. HILL)
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The Roundup
By WILBORNfe HARRELL
Ames Williams were first pub
lished in the pulps, to mention a
few. The Dr. Kildare stories
first appeared in Argosy. And
as I remember, the old pulp
Argosy-Allstory published some
of the best writing then pro
duced. The present day Argosy
is a slicked-up version of the
original Argosy, and bears no
resemblance to that magazine
except in name. In my opinion,
the new Argosy is an inferior
magazine. Inevitably, though, as
Mr. Wilkinson points out, the
pulps also published much hSjck
writing- and supplied a not-so
hard-to-crack market for hack
writers including myself. I
sold a short story to an obscure
pulp for which I was paid a
gin each evening at 8 o’clock.
Special music has been planned
for each service.
Guest minister will be the
Rev. Terry Jones of Edenton.
The public is cordially invited
to attend.
Without the idea of progress
life is a corrupting marsh.
(where you’ll find the
nicest ways to get away!)
You won’t find a vacation
brightening variety like this any
where else. And now that spring
has sprung, the buys are just as
tempting as the weather. Your
choice of 11 new-size Chevy II
models. Fourteen spacious,
spirited Jet-smooth
And a nifty, nimble crew of
rear-engine Corvairs. Three
complete lines of cars—and we
mean complete—to cover just
about any kind of going you
could have in mind. And afl
under one roof, too! You just
won’t find better pickings in size,
sizzle and' savings anywhere
under the sun. And you couldn’t
pick a betEer time than now—
during your Chev
rolet dealer’s Fun gmWffiijflr
and Sun Days. tiU Wk a9
THE CHOWAN HERALD
cent a word. (You didn’t get
rich writing for the pulps, but
a prolific producer could make
a darn good living). In retro
spection, if the sale of that lone
short story to the pulps meant
anything to me, it did have the
effect of giving me the ambition
to be a writer. And I am still
writing, for there is a saying
that a writer is a person who
doesn’t have the sense to know
when he is licked. And, who j
knows, some day I may write
something worth reading.
PHIL OSOPHER SAYS—Nickels
and pennies have little value
nowadays— except as additives.
Castro must go.
Maola Introduces
New Milk Carton
A new wax-free plastic-coat
ed milk container is being in
troduced here this week by Ma
ola Milk and Ice Cream Com
pany.
The package is considered a
revolutionary development in
the improvement of sanitation
and efficiency in the distribu
tion of fluid milk products.
Kenneth G. Reesman, general
manager, said the improved
milk container has received en
thusiatstic approval from both
food stores and homemakers in
other markets where it is now
being used.
According to Reesman, this
carton represents “a basic step
forward in the safeguarding of
milk between the pasteurizing
process at. the dairy and the
kitchen table.”
Maola’s new carton is the re
sult of 11 years of research and
development by the Sealright
Company, Fulton, N. Y., pack
aging specialists for the dairy
industry. It is shipped to the
dairy in the form of flat pieces
which have been sterilized in
the mill operations.
At the dairy, the various
pieces are automatically fed in-
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NEW BEL AIR 4-DOOR STATION WAGON
Jet-smoothie that rides just right, loaded or light—
with 97.5-eu.-ft. cargo cave and Full Coil suspension.
CORVAIR MONZA 4-DOOR SEDAN
From snappy interiors to sure-footed scat, this one’s
got the gift of making sport of most any trip.
to the Sealking machinery,
which sterilizes them a second
time, forms them into cartons, i
fills, seals, and releases them I
ready for delivery.
Floyd Hartley, manager of
Maola’s Williamston branch, em
phasized the advantages at the
twin-pak design of the half
gallon package. The half-gal
lon twin-pak separates into in
dividual sealed quarts for easier
storing and longer freshness,
according to Hartley.
He added, “the twin-pak is
the modern half-gallon carton
and features the ‘pour one,
store one’ convenience which
marks today’s trend toward frac
tionalized packaging.”
Hartley also stressed the im
portance of Maola’s new the no
wax and double-sterilization
features of plastic-coated carton.
He pointed out that the cartons
are stronger and sturdier be
cause the sides and bottom are
welded at 550 degrees F. Also,
the pouring surface of the car
ton remains completely sanitary,
protected by the exclusive ster
ilized foil seal.
Maola’s present marketing
area covers 35 counties in East
ern North Carolina, eytending
from Virginia to the .South Car
olina line. Employees number
approximately 363 and the com
pany purchases milk from 90
Grade A producers in Eastern
North Carolina. Additional milk
is supplies from various points
in Western North Carolina.
Ag Secretary Gives
Advice On Peanuts
Insists Farmers Pro
duce Highest Qual
ity and Yields
In January the U. S. De
partment of Agriculture, under
the peanut price support pro
gram, announced the pre-plant
ing price support level for all
peanuts in the United States at!
$221.00 per ton. This price was
for the average of all types.
Before that announcement, the
Peanut Price Differential Com-
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mittee, composed of producers
and shellers from all the major
peanut producing areas, met,
reviewed the facts and figures
concerning the peanut pricing
program, and came up with rec
ommendations to the Secretary
of Agriculture upon which he
could base his announcement of
the interim price for each type
of peanut. On March 29th, fol
lowing these recommendations,
the Secretary of Agriculture an
nounced the following prices by
types for the average net ton:
Virginia type $234.01; Valencia
type suitable for roasting,
$234.01; Spanish type Southeast
ern area, $226.17; Spanish type
Southwestern area, $216.93, and
runner type, $208.49. These
prices are based on 85% of the
January, 1962, peanut parity
price. The peanut support
prices for 1962 cannot be be
low the above figure; however,
the supply and parity price
conditions on August Ist could
be such that the Secretary
would raise these prices but in
no case would he lower them.
The Virginia type prices are
based on $3,109 per percent
SMK, 7c • per pound for loose
shelled kernels, 7c per pound
for other kernels, and 60c for
each .one percent of extra large
kernels. The extra large pre
mium was 40c per each per
cent extra large kernels in
1961. The higher premium on
extra large kernels is upward
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W BELK-TYLER'S OF EPENTON
but the loyer sound mature
kernel rate of $3,109, compared
with $3.20 for 1961. Discount
for sound split kernels will be
40c per ton for each percent of
splits above five percent. De
duction in weight will be made
for moisture in excess of 8%
for Virginia type. Loans and
purchase agreements on the
1962 crop will be available to
any individual producer and
grower association from the
time of harvest through Janu
ary 31, 1963. Loans will ma
ture on May 31, 1963, or earlier
upon demand by the Commodity
Credit Corporation. discounts
for excess foreign matter will
be at the rate of SI.OO per ton
for each full one percent of
foreign matter in excess of four
matter or moisture in excess of
ATHLETES FOOT GERM
HOW TO KILL IT.
IN 3 DAYS.
If not pleased with strong:, instant-dry
ing T-4-L, your 48c bark at any drug
store. Watch infected skin slough off.
Watch healthy skin replace it. Itch
unil burning are gone. TODAY at
all drug stores —adv.
Don’t Lag—Buy Olag
dentist* cay "wonderful" .
'best tooth paste on the mark*!
'best r»» ever used" . . .
Edenton, North-Carolina
Thursday, April 12, 1962.
percent. Peanuts with foreign
ten percent will not be eligible
for price support. Damaged
kernels will be discounted the
same as for 1961 except that
peanuts having from eight to
twelve percent damage will be
eligible for price support with
appropriate discounts.
Generally speaking, the aver
age ton price as announced in
this interim announcement is
the same as last year, except
for the increased premium on
extra large, which means that
as in prior years it is most im
portant for all peanut growers
to exercise their best efforts
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Mitchener's Pharmacy
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and talents toward producing
the highest yields and best qual
ity that is possible on each of
their allotted acres.
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AND
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CALL
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PHONE 2163 EDENTON