Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 53, Number 299, Decatur, Adams County, 21 December 1955 — Page 12

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*•" 1,1 "■■■ *' •- 111 1 - ~ Donate Feed Grains For Disaster Farms Tight Limitations Placed On Program WASHINGTON (INS) — Agriculture secretary Etra Taft Heneon han act up a new program un- ' der which government-owned feed grains will be donated to farmers in npociflcally designated major disaster areas. At this stage, officials are not prepared to say which areas may get this designation but it is generally believed that some eastern seaboard states —hard hit by hurricanes and floods -may be included. Rather tight limitations have been put on the program as it now stands. For example, a farmer will be able to get only enough feed to maintain livestock for bis own use.

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I In other words, if the feed is used I to fatten cattle or poultry they ' must HP consumed on the farm and | they cannot be marketed. i No ceiling haa been aet on the amount of feed to be given away, but it undoubtedly will be a comparatively small amount aince it is limited to families*whose means! have been wiped out. The feed donation program is to ■ be handled through state agencies I in much the same manner SB the donation of surplus food products for welfare purposes. Government-owned barley, corn, grain sorghums and oata Will be furnished free to the state agencies for distribution to fanners who are without sufficient cash to purchase feed. It may be fed to cattle, hogs, poultry or wdrkstock. The government will pay transportation to central points in each state and cooperating agencies within the states will take care of further distribution. State agencies will be responsi-

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ble for determining whether the applicants are eligible and the amount of feed grain each is entitled to receive. There will be uniform busk; standards for determining a farmer's eligibility. The new program is something quite apart from emergencyfeed program which makes govern-ment-owned grain available to farmers and ranchers at reduced prices in disaster areas. Under the latter program, which has operated for the past two years, a distressed farmer gets about 51 per hundred knqcked off the price of his feed. It was understood, however, that the mechanics of the two programs will be much the same. This will mean that the give-away feed actually can begin to move only after formal agreements have been signed by the government and the state agencies concerned. These will require the states to foot the bill for any and all costs, including transportation and delivery, after the grain is received at the central distribution point within the state. Try Color Scheme Before Decorating MADISON, Wis. (INS). — Women should experiment with colors before giving them a permanent place in their homes, according to a University of Wisconsin home furnishings specialist. Gertrude Hoffman says that be-

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fore selecting the color of paint for a room's walls, women should sample it. This can be done either by painting a piece of wall board or a large section of cardboard that can be moved around the room. That way women can see how- the color looks on different walls. Miss Hoffman suggests that the same idea should be followed in

choosing a slipcover or drapery fabric. She said many shops supply a length of fabric to try-out at home. She added: •'You’ll find it helpful to place slipcover material on the rug. That way you can find a color that brings out the beauty of your rug and other furnishings.” There are about 65,000 producing : gas wells in the U.S.

< Albuquerque, N. M. — This city led the U. S. in territory annexation in the year 1950.

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Maids Difficult To Find in Spain MADRID (INS) — Spanish housewives are beginning to find it difficult to acquire the beat household appliance of all —a maid. > It is estimated that there is a shortage of 120,000 maids in Spain. This may mean a basic change in the household routine. Even the lower middle-class Spanish housewife takes a maid for granted. They can be hired for as little as 250 pesetas ($6) a month, plus room and board. But country girls no longer want to work in other people's houses and more and more jobs are open-

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I ing up to them in industry and services. Actually, the -girls are no better off financially in their new jobs. A waitress earns 690 to 800 pesetas (|is to |2O) a month, but most, of this must be spent on food and lodgings. > The big gain for a girl who goes to work in a factory is independence. As a maid, she is at her mistress’ disposal night and day, except for one or two early evening breaks each week. Seven V. S. states were never organised as territories. Washington -» Starting in 1917 congress required literacy tests to restrict immigration.