Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 53, Number 58, Decatur, Adams County, 10 March 1955 — Page 10

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Tourist Goal LONDON (INS) — Top British ( tourist officials are forecasting , that Britain win aeon be attract- . ing a million overseas visitors a year. Sir Arthur Mono, chairman es the British Travel and Holidays Association, recently pointed out that Britain welcomed nearly 900,- i

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0- q Modern Etiquette I BY ROBERTA LEE — d Q. What are the duties of the bridegroom's parent* before the wedding? . A. Nothing special, outside of paying a call on the bride’s parents after the engagement has been announced, and to buy the bride as nice a wedding present as possible. It’s nice, too, for the man’s family to invite the girt and her family to a gathering sometime before the wedding. Q. I'd like to give a baby shower for a friend. How long before the party should I send my invitations? A. From one to two weeks prior to the party. Q. What should a woman wear to a day-time affair when she has been asked to speak to an audience? A. She should wear street clothes and a bat. | Household Scrapbook | | BY ROBERTA LEE I 0 0 New Potatoes When peeling new potatoes, or peaches, drop them in boiling water for a haW minute, then plunge them in cold water and the peelings will slip off easily and without waste. 212'. ‘ Dross Shield* To wash dress shields, use luke- ‘ warm soapy water and a teaspoonj ful of baking soda. Rinse in water j the same temperature and dry in » a shady, airy place. Washing the Hair '• If a half cup of vinegar is put to the rinsing water when washing the hair, it will soften it and give * it a pretty sheen. JOIN! Help in restoring family life to normal after it has been disrupted by catastrophe fakes about 70 percent of the Red Cross disaster relief dollar. This task includes repair and replacement of homes and furnishings, providing needed hospital, medical and nursing care for the seriously injured, and if necessary re-training of breadwinners- who cannot return to their old jobe. Join the Red Cross and give generously to its 1955 campaign for funds. Ball Award DUBLIN (INS) — A solid gold golf ball will be awarded to the winner of a unique golf tournament to be held during Ireland’s annual spring festival.

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MARGARET ANNE HUGHES, the Hereford, England, girl who mar/ ried her brother and had two children by him. la shown in London with British army Cpl. Donald Anderson, 23, awaiting March 3 marriage. She and her brother GoeSrey became separated early in life due to an adoption, met in later years at a dance, fell in love and married. A chance acquaintance led to discovery they were brother and sister. The marriage was annulled, and she fled to London because in Hereford “Everyone’s talking was so miserable.’* She met Anderson in her hotel and be proposed two days later. (International Soundphoio)

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Hog Farmers Use Air-Conditioning Noblesville Farm Testing Heat Pump Enter the air-conditioned hog. The Conner Prairie Farms, near Noblesville, are testing a Westinghouse heat pump in the farrowing of hogs. The device, an automatic electrically operated machine, cools, ventilates, dehumidifies and also heats a building from one compact structure. Humans have used the device in their homes for some time, but the farm installation near Noblesville is one of the first in the nation. > Tllfban Bubenzer, manager of the Farms, said advantages are greatly increased swine production. lower initial investment and operational costs and reduced fire hazards. He said: ‘‘The heat pump enables us to control farrowing barn temperatures regardless of outside weather conditions. Thereby, multiple farrowing can be planned and conducted year-round instead of seasonally. We particularly observe a decrease in swine fatalities during that crucial two week period after birth." Don H. Fisher, in charge of swine production, said this temperature control also permits weaning, at two or three weeks, increasing the turnover of sows. He added: “Labor costs are cut considerably because the heat pump has eliminated much of our care, cleaning and feeding problems. In thq, summer we feed arid exercise the sows outside. To keep them cool, we spray them with water from a plastic hoee. In the winter, we feed and exercise them inside away from the farrowing pens. Chopped straw is used for bedding.” ’’ Salt Lake City — The longest railroad bridge in the- world is the 12-mile trestle’ over the Great Salt lake in Utah.

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JORDAN authorities will release Grace Shevel (above), 22-year-old Chicagoan who was arrested with two atudenta aa they visited the border village of Beit Safss, according to word from U. S. Vice Consul Jobs Sabina, who visited her la Jerusalem. Miss Shevel, in Israel for a year, has been working as a dietician at the Hadasssh hospital and studying at Hebrew university. f/nternaNeaaO

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