Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 53, Number 241, Decatur, Adams County, 13 October 1955 — Page 15

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1956

Homemaking Tips By Miss Bertha Landis Homa Demonstration Agent *■ V ■ Many of the family's recreational activities will be moving indoors within a few months. So now's the time to begin planning a room for them. Space for indobr recreation involves careful planning. The plan should taka into consideration the preferences, skills, and talents of each family member, and yet be flexible enough to allow for adjustments as family members change or grow up. The beat location for each activity, and how space can best be organised must be ascertained. Multiple use of space, adequate storage facilities, convenient traffic lanes, and the choice of design and materials that provide torease of care and upkeep make a good plan even better. Helpful ideaso can be obtained ■ J from the new Purdue University extension publication “Plan recreation space for your home.” Prepared by Ruth Hutcheson, home management specialist, the mimeo contains things to keep in mind when developing the plan, floor plans, and drawings of recreation units and different types of storage facilities. Contact your county extension

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J *Hr n ■ wWi Premier Edgar Faure Sultan Moulay Ben Arafa, exiled to Tangier. r* Resident General Pierre Georges Boyer de Latour

A THREE-MAN regency to replace the exiled sultan is French Premier Edgar Faure'a Parliamentapproved plan for governing Morocco’s 10,000,000, but the “solution” does not mean France is out of the woods yet. Bloodshed there has cost more than 1.000 lives. (International)

office for a free copy of the mimeo. It will help make home an even better place for family recreational activities.

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Security Benefits For Self-Employed Protection Given Since First Os Year Thousands so self-employed professional people do not know that they and their families will benefit from the social security act, according to Christian H. W. Luecke.district manager of- the Fort Wayne social security office. Since the beginning of 1955 this lay extends protection to self-em-ployed accountants, architects, funeral directors and professional engineers. "This Meaitfe," Lueckd said, “that any of this group without social security account numbers should obtain one as soon as possible. The reason is. of course, that net earnings of as much as S4(TO and up to $4200 in a

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year must be reported in conjunction with the filing of their federal income tax returns every year after 1954. % "It is important that all of these professional people realize, that in addition to providing for retirement at age 65. the old-age and survivors insurance provisions of the social security law give protection to the families -- of all of . ! these professionals who die insured at any age,” Luecke said. Applications for social security: •'account cards and booklet 35, . -Your- Social Security,” as well as other explanatory pamphlets for these newly covered self employed ■ may be obtained from any social i security district office. .1 • ; . - '| ' ■ a. '' 4 - .<■ Portland — Lobstenuen in the • state of Maine-produce a volume which is estimated at more than $8 million per year, and sometimes 5 • runs higher than that. 11

mi «i»m i — 11 ....... Bulk Tanks Replace Milk Cans On Farms Eases Work, Brings On Premium Prices WASHINGTON (INS) — The agriculture department suggests that dairymen can make their chores easier and perhaps get a premium price at the same time by switching from milk cans to bulk tanks. A report In the current "Agricultural Situation" says that tanks have replaced the old-fashioned can on at least 15,006 U. S. dairy farms with most of the changeover taking place since 1951In the refrigerated tank, the milk is cooled rapidly and kept cool until the hauler picked it up. The department publication points out that this type of handling eliminates the work of lifting heavy cans and may also mean actual savings in time. For one thing, it eliminates the job of washing cans at the farm as some milkshehds require. Cleaning a bulk tank is said to take much less time. Says the report: “The important point here appears to be that although ..the saving of time may be significant on many farms, it is not likely to be large enough to permit much if any reduction in the labor force. “The result is more likely to be a shorter working day or an increase in volume of business within the same length of day.

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J. C. TURNER, acting chairman of the first Stevenson-for-President club of the 1958 campaign, places sign over door of the club In Washington. The organization seeks election of delegates from the District of Columbia who will go to the Chicago convention pledged to vote for nomination of Adlai Stevenson. (International)

“In any case, the possibilities—combined t'ne reduction In heavy lifting — should mean happier workers, and should make it easier to attract and hold the skilled workers needed on dairy farms.’’ As for the money angle, the article says that many dairymen who have gone in for bulk handling have received either a price premium or a reduced hauling charge, or both.

Lagging Harvest PARIS (INS) — Polish refugee sources in Paris say Poland’s harvest is lagging, chiefly because of poor agricultural machine maintenance. Advices report "numbers" of state farm co-operatives neglected to repair their farm machines in time for harvest In certain departments, 20 td 30 percent of binders, reapers and thrashers were unusable.

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