lUOUSEHOLD inrush To avoid stretching, line the pockets of knitted sweaters with aatifeen. ' - - After washing cooking utensils used for fish, rub with orange or lerhon rind to remove any lingering linger-ing odor of fish. "Clear" soup often is cloudy because be-cause every trace of fat has not been removed from the stock. Allow Al-low the stock to become cold, then refcwve all the fat. To prevent the outside of the yolk of hard boiled egg from turning turn-ing black, plunge the egg into cold water as soon as it is cooked. Work clothes will keep clean longer if they are starched. Factory Fac-tory managers recommend a hard finish because it is safer around xnacbines. When shortening a dress, snap a rubber band around a yardstick at the desired length line and measure the dress from the floor. - Keep the leather of your shoes soft and pliant. That means polishing pol-ishing your best shoes and greasing greas-ing or oiling your work shoes with ntfet's foot oil, castor oil, tallow or wool grease, slightly warmed. I TELEFACT I o.o NUMBER OF U.S. FARMS Z 1850 OQ(Q STOP GROWING vW Each symbol represents 500,000 farms