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THE BEAUFORT NEWS THURSDAY. DECEMBER 13, 1934
Professional Cards
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On Bankhead Act
Dr. W. S. Chadwick
Medicine & Surgery
Office Hours
9 to 12M 3 to 6 P. U.
and by Appointment
Office in Potter Building opposite
Post Office
Telephone 13 2-J
Dr. L. W. Moore
GENERAL PRACTICE
office Potter' Emergency
Hospital
OFFICE HOURSs
9-12 a. m. 2 to 4 p. nt.
and by appointment
Phone:
Office 46; Residence 58-J
Dr. C. S. Maxwell
GENERAL PRACTICE
Office Hours
10 to 12 A. M. and by
appointment.
.jH"H"H-H-H-K"H-H"
I Dr. H. M. Hendrix
DENTIST
Office Hoars i
I lo 12 A. M. 1:30 to P. Ii
Office Potter Build'tJg
Over the poutofficc
Dr. F. E. Hyd
GENERAL PRACTICE
Office at Residence, Ann Street
Office Havre
10 A. If. to 12 M. 3 to 6 P.
and by Appointment
Phone No. 140.L
I r.aleijfh, Pee. 3 The Bankhead
'referendum to be- held December 14,
'from 9 a. m. to 6 p. m., will give ev
Itry actual cotton grower an oppor
tunity to vote on whether he wants
'the act continued in 1935, says Dean
! I. 0. Schaub, of State College,
i Any preson who signed a cotton
! contract, any person wh was eligible
for tax-exemption certificates this
year ,any person who shows he has
the right to produce cotton on a cot
ton farm, or any person who has
written proof that he has arranged a
lease or share-cropping agreement to
Igreement to produce cotton on a cot
ton farm in 1935 is eligible to vote.
When two or more persons have
the right to produce cotton on a cot
ton farm, all such persons shall bo
I eligible to vote, but no grower may
I vote more than once even though
he may grow cotton in several coun
i ties. When several persons, such as
t husband, wife, and children, pro-ueo
cotton under one contract or agrce
': merit, only the person who entered
: into the agreement may vote.
: j A list of eligible voters will bo
(furnished the community committees,
; which will bo sot up in each commu
': nity to conduct the referendum. Any
; person not listed as eligible, may
vote if he thinks he is eligible and
place his vote in a sealed envelope
which will not be opened until the
I committee determined whether ha is
'HH"H -MMHMH' eligible. If eligible, their votes will
no counted.
The Cotton Production Control As
sociation in each county will name
the community committees, designate
the voting places, furnish lists of eli
gible voters, and supply ballots and
forms for tabulating the vote. An
nouncements will be made of where
the voting places will be located.
The returns on the referendum will
be announced as soon as possible af
ter the votes have been tabulated.
hnnso normally varies between 70 1 No. Tublic relief will
pr cent and 120 degrees F. Most farm necessary. There will always be those
crs smoke meat for summer storage who will need relief because of phys
at temperature? below 100 degrees, ical or mental handicaps. In addition,
A 2 or 3 day smoke is generally a cer'.ain amount of relief may be
sufficient. Some smoke cured meat neces.-aiy for those who can not
every other day for a week or even qualify for unemployment insurance,
longer or whose period of benefits has ex
pired. Unemployment insurance, now-
ever, will remove mousanus oi auiu
always be 'than a certain number of persons, rractica ly every industrialized
usually five or six, and persons re- country in the world, with the excep-
ceiving over a certain amount in tion of the United btates, has a sys
wages or salaries. For example, the tern of unemployment insurance. It
Wisconsin Act excludes persons re-jis estimated that over forty-five mil
ceiving more than fifteen hundred lion workers are protected by unem
dollars annually. All employees, with ' ploymcnt insurance,
these exceptions, are usually consid-! 'J. To what extent has Unemnlov-
ered eligible. jment Insurance been adopted in the
United States?
D A I r . .i .. frnm ua r.l 7. Would all employees receive,
HuCU us 1 I Th nVt onl permit benefits for thes ame period of time? So far only one State-Wisconsin
MOW Unemployed May more adequate relief for those for' Not necessarily. Most of the plans ha.5 faMcl 1U?h 8 law . 71,(5 w'ncon-
whom it is absolutely necessary, but 'provide that an employee shall re- Act wen ,n Pwat.on July 1 f
RAI RICH. Dec. 3 will greatly lessen the burden of tax-jceive one week of benefits for so l yr the PWnenti of bene-
1. What is Unemployment Insur- ation which the community, city, J many weeks that he has worked prev- n" wm Begin July 1, 1935. In seven
ar.ee? state and federal government mustiious to the time that he became un- tner . "S Y., pflSSed by one
Unemployment insurance is a bear. employed. For example, the Wiscon- """ uul ul" noi succeed in
flttirriArl rvf r n ri fin, aa f i n t n Af1rt in A ITmr vv.ns.ti wnnld an linam. il Aff TirAVlHp ViAt. All PmnlflVPA fttSSWlJf Ubflcr.
tiULinu vi. voiiijn iicttivnii, jTvi'cii) sis f, nun iilUV.ll nuuiu nil muni- uu - w j - v - j, . j t
part, for time lost when they are un- ployed worked be entitled to under , shall be entitled to not more than
able to find work. Unemployment Insurance? jone week of benefits for each four.'
2. What are the advantages of T t,;iil,. fnr ITnemniovment weeks that he. has worked. Thus a
Unemployment Insurance over our T , llltlt . ni.i person who had worked twenty-four i
work, willing to work, but unable to prior to the time of his unem-
find work to suit his ability. Under ! Payment would be entitled to six
the mans proposed in the United ! v'crks of benefits.
States, such a person would be enti- 8. How many countries have Un
til d to benefits afur a waiting per- i firplaymen: Insurance?
present methods of relief for the un
employed? It is generally admitted that our
present mtthods of relief, which can
be characterised only as the "dole"
Mi uncertain, inadequate, humiliat
ing and degrading. Unemployment
HUSKY THR
Overtaxed by
smoking
tililfT'iHlrfgTff.
OATS
k il nf two, three, or four weeks. His j
benefits would equal a certain per-
insurance offers a method of build- cenf of his regular wa e usual.
ing up funds dur.ng good times from , cent The number of
ly fifty per
weeks in a year that he could re
ceive such benefits must necessarily
bj limited. Various plans propose
from sixteen to twenty-six in a year.;
i i - . i). Elicit uut'3 liiv niuiiirv luiiic i
uatu oi me common practice OI cor- r , , 4 .
u -u' ... from with which to pay these- bene
which employees may draw benefits,
as a matter of right, when they be
come unemployed. This is essentially
the same principle that is back of
any other kind of insurance, and
AMAZE A MINUTE
SCIENTIFACT8 BY ARNOLD
porations building up reserves with
which to pay dividends and other pay
me-nts during years when they make
no profits.
3. Would Unemployment Insur
ance make public relief necessary?
fits?
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with
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SMOKING ADDS COLOR
j AND FLAVOR TO MEATS
Raleigh, Dec. 3 Smoking cured
pi'.vk colors, flavors and dries the
meat says Earl II. Hostetler, in
charge of livestock investigations at
State College.
If the smoky flavor la not desired
cured meat should be washed in fresh
wr.tcr and hung up where aome of the
excess moisture wi'.l be driven off as
in the smoking process. Smoking is
thought to delay the development of
rancidity in the fat of cured pork
that is stored through the summer
months.
Sometimesp ieces of cured meat
wil show signs of souring when re
moved from smoke. This results from
the fact that the moderate heat of
the smoke house, has hastened the de
velopment of some taint or spoilage
already started in the meat. The
trouble was started however, 4y
some improper methods of bleeding
or chilling or curing rather than by
smoking. Meat having the character
istic odor of putrefaction should be
discarded.
Any hardwood such as hickory, oak
maple, or apple may be used for
smoking meat. Some use corn cobs.
Resinous woods blacken meat and add
an undesirable flavor.
The temperature of the smoke
This would depend upon the type
of plan adopted. Opinion in the Unit-
led States is divided between two
leading plan.s, the Wisconsin, or re-
serves plan, and the Ohio, or insur-!
ance plan. There are two f undamen- j
tal differences between these plans:;
first, who shall contribute to the'
fund, and second, how shall the i
funds be kept? Under the Wisconsin!
,'plan each employer contributes an
'amount equal to twe per cent of his
payroll. Each employer's account is
jkept separate, and can be used to pay
I benefits only to his own employees.
lUnder the Ohio, or insurance plan,
employers contribute two per cent of
I their payroll, and employees one per
i cent of their regu'sr weekly wages.
Under the insurance plan all contri
butions are paid into a common fund,
'from which benefits are paid as re
quired. Under the British system em
ployers, employees, and the Govern
ment in about equal proportions.
6. Who would be eligible to Un
employment Insurance benefits?
This can perhaps best be answerpd
bv indicating those who would not
I bo eligible. Most of the plans pro
posed in this country would exclude
domestic servants, farm laV.nrp.ra
; governmental employees, employees '
engaged in interstate commerce, em-
ployees in concerns employing less
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W. L. McGahey, Beaufort county
agent, is working to stamp out the
8mall outbreaks of hog cholera and
swine plague which hit that section
lately.
The Buncombe county agricultur
f.1 con s ettee anl the Asheville chain-
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