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SAKE FOOD FRYING PRAC TICES ? Watch the pan care fully when heating fat. Ileat slowly. Never leave a kettle or pan of fat heating on the range unless you remain nearby. Re move pan from heat if it is neces sary to leave the kitchen. Ketep pot holders handy and al ' Ways use a holder to remove pans from the range. Keep pan handles turned in* ward rather than outward over edge of stove, table or work unit to avoid knocking pans off the work space. Wipfe up, immediately, any wa ter or grease spilfed on floor.. Do not add extremely cold or wet food to hot fat Defrost fro Idle Insurance Death Benefits Over Million NEW YORK ? North Carolina families received $24,345,006 in life Insurance death benefit pay ments In the first nine months of this ytear, compared with $23,662, 1< 000 in the corresponding period ) of last year, the Institute of Life Insurance reported today. The number of policies becoming claims in the first nine months wasi 22,335, which compares with 19,400 in the corresponding pteriod of 1953. "The tremendous rise in life in surance buying and the increase in ownership since World War II , are reflected in these current pay ments," Holgar J. Johnson, Insti tute president, said in announcing the figures. "For the country as a whole, death benefits paid in the first nine months Of this ytear were $52,671,000 greater than in the corresponding period of last year and 59 percent more than in the first nine months of 1945. The health record among policy holders has actually improved in thfe nine years since 1945, but life insurance ownership has Increas ed about 115 percent In these years." ? Death benefit payments In this state In the first three quarters of 1954 compare with $13,242,000 in thte corresponding period of 1945. Of this year's nine aggregate death benefit payments in this state, $15,473,000 was under 5,875 ordinary insurance policie?; $4, 833,000 was under 2,450 group life insurance policies; and $4,039,000 . was under 14,010 industrial in l\ surance policies. I For the nation as a whole, $1, 542,734,000 was paid as death claims under 1,168,719 policies in the first nine months of this year, compared with $1,490,063,000 un der 1,185,914 policies in the like period last year. Of this year's payments, $989, 230,000 was under 351,068 ordinary polir'. a;/ $363; 375,000 was under 162,232 group policies; and $190,129,000 was un der 655,419 industrial policies. Yule Decorating lips Aze Listed Have you checked your Christ mas lighting and decorations re cently? You won't be rushing the season if you take a little time out any day now to make an in ventory of the tree decorations you have on hand. Test last year's bulbs and see how many of them can be used again this year. The United States Department of Agriculture explains that a wide variety of de corative lighting fixtures and light bulbs of many different co lors, sizes and shaptes will be stocked this year. But this season, don't wait Until the last minute to buy your supply. If yt>u do, you may not find what you want 2en foods before frying. KITCHEN HELPS ? Use grea sed muffin pans as molds when baking stuffed peppers so they will hold their shape. You will find that cheese grates more easily if it is chilled. When no baking powder is at hand, a satisfactory substitute can be made by mixing one tea spoonful of baking soda with' two feaspoonfuls of cream of tartar. An empty salt carton with a pouring spout provides an excel lent flour dispenser. Use bottles with screw-on medi cine droppers for flavoring ex tracts, fruit coloring or any liq uid you 'wish to use in small quantities. It's a wise shopper who looks for Christmas ornaments now while the stores are just putting out their 1954 stock. According to Mamie Whisnant, State College specialist in home management, Christmas is the time of year for joy and happi ness, but some of the most tragic accidents of the year happen dur ing the holiday season. Both fires and falls takte a heavy toll. Miss Whisnant recommends that you check and recheck your Christmas lighting fixtures, the wires and the plugs. A frayed wire or a damaged socket can be a hazard and a real source of grief. She also advises against using Extension cords with your tree lighting Some extensions are de signed to carry an extra load, others are not. And besides, cords stretching across the floor are just waiting for someone's foot. Check yur Christmas fixtures now and be ctertain that Christ mas at your home will be a truly happy one this year. Antibiotic Aid To Bee Colonies Beeketepers who have been hav ing trouble with weak and unpro ductive package bees or bee colo nies may find the solution to their difficulties in a new antibiotic called fumagillin. Fumagillin is an effective treatment for nose ma disease, a common causa of weakness in bees, according to U. S. D. A. reports. Tests carried out through co operation between entomologists of the U. S. Department of Agri culture and several State experi ment stations have shown that fumagillin controls the protozoan organism which causes nosema. It was also found that fumagillin can be administered in common feeding practices, and it doles not harm the bees when fed in quan tities required for nosema control. ? Fumagillin Is obtainable from established bee supply houses, a long with dlrectlurts for feeding it. The antibiotic is packaged in lot* suitable for use in treating from one to large numbers of bee colonle^. ; V Nosema, is described as the commonest cause of trouble in Es tablishment of productive colo nies from package bees. The di sease is widespread and restricts production of all classes of bees, but its effects are more conspi cuous in package colonies because of the small population and the need for vigorous regenration to establish an Independent colony. Infected colonies have lfess brood, and show lower than normal rate of buildup. The Navy distributes more than 1.6 million news Releases a year to the home town newspapers of men and women in the Naval ser vice. The U. 8. Navy keeps date some 6,700 nautical charts and 1,000 aeronautical chairta, and. publishes 8 million copies a year. I Sunthint$u?, MWOfW*VA'?M01d Dominion Bun Dance" *?yf: mokm my . Owiliflrtal luce*! I count on (for# dark Karo Syrup Estimated production ol North Carolina's pecan crop is currently set at 2,160,000 pounds, 43 per cent below last year's production. Wage rates paid by North Caro- 1 llna farmers on October 1, 1954, were somewhat higher than a ( year earlier. Seed beds tor North Carolina small grains should be firm, with two or three inches of clod-free soil on the surface. In North Carolina, "proved } bulls" used in artificial breeding j rank in the top 2 per cent of all bulls proved in the United States. > Artificially bred dairy cows in | North Carolina average 26S pounds of milk more than their mothbrs. Income frum tobacco In North Carolina last year was almost five times the income from cot ton and cotton seed. rJ The three chopping day* proceeding Thanksgiving will be a very busy period for last minute shoppers. 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