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FUR. OR UNrUR

2-RM. BSMT. APT, in pvt. home;
young couple preferred. Call OR.
FOR i PERSON. in pvt. home; Inn
apt, completely furn.. kit; attrac.
price; conyen. location. RIA. 3713.
WANTED-Two girls or employed
couple. bedroom apt. bath. I4445
ONE ROOM, private kit. and private
bath; NV; for employed couple;
colored: ref. req. RA. 597S., "a
BEDRM., LIV. RM.-Kit. comb. in
private home; conv. to shopping
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OPEN TODAY

OPEN TODAY
HILLWOOD MANOR APTS.
Public opinion proves these are the
finest and most desirable in entire
Washington area.
FEATURING:
IL bedrm. apts.. with AS large
Radiant heat (no bulky radiators in
rms. each apt. individually con-
trolled to suit you).
Colored tile and bathroom fixtures
aluminium easement windows with
tiled sills throughout.
De luxe kitchens, including full SO"
gas range and 7-ft. Westinghouse
refrigerator, double sink and exhaust
Master television outlets at no cost.
De luxe laundry rms. ample storage
lockers and play areas.
-S93.50, including utilities.
Directions: Out Columbia pike to
Bailey's Crossroads. turn right on
Leesburg pike to Glen Carlyn drive
and left to our sign and project.
Arlington Realty Co.
20O4 Wilson Blvd. OW. 5000.
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bedroom Apts.-S69. so
2-Bedroom Apts.-$80.00

ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED
Drive out Marlboro pike to
District Heights, left on Gate
way blvd, about 7 blocks to
Ramblewood, drive left on
Ramblewood. drive about 3
blocks to project. Near An
drews Field and Suitland.
OPEN DAILY. SUNDAY l TO 4.
For further information.
please call MR.. SACKS, AID.
1854
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HOUSES FURh. OR UNFuRk.

TWO-BEDRM. HOUSE. furnished or
unfinished 2I7 acres. FA. s5ss
IA
FOR RENT IN ARLINGTON
6-rm. house tmodern)-l room re-
served for owner Furnished or un-
furnished; / block from Clarendon
Open IL am. to : pm. 1910 N
Irving St Phone ia. 4-0445
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PARK. Md rms, kit
ns fnsn se'h adalts 5aRi' aaI9 w&ETER HafE u'ils
BROWN, 1io4 vt. ave, Ma. is5a.
CAPITOL HILL-Recently remodeied
3 bedrms, living rm., modern kit,
tie bath, RoItiI utilities furn. l2o G st.
CHEVY cHAsE-e bedrm.. liv- rm..
kit, .dinette, bath. entire End fir,
pvt: home; garage space; 500; i'm
med. occupancy. EN-. 1904. -23
3 RMS. and bath; finished attic of 3
sms snd resa eea' enr5 ghts no 6On obeetcn ssG m
LGE. BsMT'. APT, Io'' pvt. vi; bat bath, ige, S
kit and front rm., lge. hall; mr..
Navy Yd: Ii. 4-4066. -23
BEAUT. MOD. APT.-New bldg; very
inei dleftts st kit RA 0asa ssos Newly dec: sss6
1l6 N. C. AVE. s.E.-4th FIR. apt.
hse.; 6 rms, bath, steam heat.
sW.; sss ra aotPSint ITS toEs rsfsr'; adults Snls
5l00 Defense hwy. Biadensburg,
Md. close to schools and shopping
center; bus stop at door. WA. 276s.
A MODERN BEDRM. APT. near
EloWef ave. TAX. farK, SSS Oh. IA.
1920 from to s. JU. 7-sS43.
poWNTowN. a,ssf 111s 18th ST. Nv,
corner Mass. ave-: 2-rnl., kit. and
bath apt; elev. bldg; suit. cple. !;
c75 mo. incl. elec. and heat. Apply
B. F. SAUL CO., 925 18th st. NV.
SLIGO CREEK PARK AREA-Vacan.
cies for May l. 1-bedrm. apt,
$S1 so; 2-bedrm. apt. S93 so. utils.
incl. May IS. vacancies, $50 so.
incl. utils., Adults pref. See mgr,
Apt, l, 104 Schuyler rd.. Silver
Spring. Md, Sligo 1865 or call
BELF1oRE CO. rental agents, 1871
L st. NV. DI. 5522. IA
$40 PORTLAND SEE rms, kit.
and bath; private entrance. utilities.
ARLINGToN-very attrac., 1-bedrm.
apt, in apt. bldg; 10 min. to White
House: married couple only; ] block
to bus and shopping center; $6s mo.
Apply 10 am. to 4 pm. Mon, 1900
coIIRGE Gilsf h9'h PAKk. kAfiIa66.on M6@s-Tm ya un-
tvrli iqrni apt, %x n pvt. home GARAGE
UPPER 18th ST. LOCATION-Base-
ment studio apt. in new home.
144S Leegate I'd. NV, GE- 2196.
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COOP. APARTMENTS WrD.

WANTED COOP APT. from owner
or agent. AL cash. Write, Box
l24-C, Star.
EFFICIENCY or small apartment.
Please give details, including price
WANTED 70 BUY. efaciency or l.
bedrm. apt. direct from owner. All
cash. Box 353-C, Star.
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DONNA LEE APTS.
FAILS CHTTPCH VA

In a beautiful suburban area, close
TO conv. Columbia pike; q limited
number OF l and . bedrm. apts are
cluded The apis. are pleasingly
decorated in pastel shades. The
buildings, new and modern. with
spacious lawns between bldgs.,
fenced-in play areas and pvt. play
school for the YOUNGSTERS; bus sery-
ice at your door. See resident mana
ger in Apt. B-l. sos Vista DIR. Direc-
tions' Out Columbia pike to Baileys
Crossroads, right to Charles St,
left to circle and right to managers
apartment.
Pomponio Realty, Inc.
222s Wilson blvd. OW, $3.50 "a
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HOUSE UNFURNIsHEo (c..s. !

Nh. RHODE ISLAND N.E Ara %.
tEiet line-S-room brick eQnaaisWt
All meSsrn improvements SOS per
s-BEpkA sEaiDEr ssIcx. Asn,.
isn1sd ysFs: .eSso,s 20 ,T.I.I min 2, s;issir g
or can be furnished. il, S-sfsG
s-RN. HOUSE,. \ e.drn,.. ~ es,h.
eSmy snS heat, siot savsnsseed
BEDRMs,. . baths, pcSesr rn- 10
4AoaSs s s'as aasAdFfS;oSS'' soiS 'DSss, VS..
,TfK, Hzr vi ptI ~ an,cx o @st
( toI home and once OF tourist hsns.
ARIINGToN-s-eedru. house. Sr,ss.
immAe fenced YARD imnse eeeupj
ni MIN sfS0T' n 'hsfEH' siSa ca ine sse: ss
SUR, HOUSE for rent nsS caiii,
style S-rocm house. all ecnt,; slie.
Open sun. Ssl FAirment 81. IRE
SNAIL NAL GsSSspE GSoeskS s Snsssh .,V,,;,
house. colesviIle. No convenient "a
Naval Ordnance Lab. SsS. Boz
ssos esih AVE. East Pines, Ras.
Cod home. . Sedrcoms nvins room.
kitchen and bath: radiant sss heat,
fSSS SSEsd wstktR Ais see mn, RsE % Hs :, t;y S,.s
PORT pUfoNT PARK A,-Ssmide-
dlninE room, completely seuinpsd
kitchen lSt noor \ eedrooms and
bath IND door. EAS heat. aVsiilsle
Mr. Maz IN nnS Rsn, si|o me, Can
NV ShfksFzElhRR a1bFDRRooM. 90; ;.uia.,'. -is I'm,
equip kitchen. modern hsstins. klA
SSmt. very larse lot sisS, Ak
VACANT DUE TO SICKNESS In fam
rooms: hot aud cold water IN aIi
units: nr U s, Printing Once Only
sIper. operator with refs. need spply.
vK-ATTRAC, s.b.droom. s-e.,A
brick screened porch. full ssrnt al
! &c heat; yrs, old. iarEs lot. stfS.
Groom BUNGALow-prv.-in "a
ass tiam 51n .rn' na'fmfns III 30 Can an be !s:s
5. OH 81 Arlington, We.
TAKOMA PARK
hedrms, ltv rm., din. rm.. kitchen,
esth. eMsth s shown by sppt, MlcHAM
re RNEHI-sa sasS& SON i2ii Eye M ~"
NEW DET. BRICK, 8 rms,. 3 Sedrma.
Sl@a per month. CAN iu --SSsS.
THE GABLES CO.
.A.3 MINI. Ave, Sc "a
| ALEXANDRIA, bedroom. s-SatH
nome, hreplaceS, lovely vailsd-m
ssrdsn in immaculate condition.
Available now SiSS mo.
ROMYE LAMBORN
OF. $3.50, OF soSk -ss
SUB. MD. RENTAL
A deliEhtful lO-room. an-bath faym.
| mouse, completely rcmodeled and att
uated on large ground eonvenisntiy
| located near bus and Shopplng. Just
| beyond Lanham, Md; avail. lmmed..
unfurn.. $3.50 per mo- PLEASE phona
Thomas H Mitchell. RANDALL, ii.
HAGNER Co. INC, DE 5000.
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HOUSES TO SNARE

MACARTHUR BLVD. 800 block; tWin
bedrms: IN pvt. home; kit. and phone
privil; $50 mo. WO. 1894, rs
ONE GIRL, 2O-25. to share iarss
house with other Girls; S3e mo
a6eSldence' upper Conn. ave. Phone
BETHESDA, MD.-Refined professions,
young woman wishes TO share her
delightful bungalow; near tranHpoY-
tation. Protestant. OIL. 762s, ga
GIRL to share 3-bedrm. home With
J others; in GeorsetoWn area: eTnsi
transp. OR. 1890. ga
GEoRGETOWN-Wanted 1 or 2 siri,
TO share attractive furn. house with
other sirls. ColleEe BACKGROUND. 90.
TWO conEenial girls TO share sx-
room house with couple ana Another
girl: close to PentaGon and trRna-
portation. Otis 92S6. %
WILL SHARE house In exchange for
couple with no ehilda ld't GR ssS9. sssf1''
ELDERLY WIDOW. with impsir.a
vision. will share with married eou-
pie 5.rm. mod. furn. house. eomer-
set. Md. pay SEQ mo- In return for
care and board. Heat and utll. pro.
yided. Garden. WI. lel7.
Will SHAPE ny 3-bsdrm home with
couple or 2 girls. Ideally located for
Pentagon or Navy Dept OV. 44bT.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN
APARTMENTS UNFURNlsHED

Mr.. BELTsvILLE PLANT industry:
unfurn.. l rm., lge. kit. and bath;
S45. GE. 1918.
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ARLINGTON CO-OPS.

ARLINGTON CO-OPS.
OPEN SUN, l TO 6 PM.
See our de luxe / and 2 bedroom
spacious apts. A new development
close to every convenience Pay
ments much lower than monthly
rents. BUY STOCK INSTEAD OF
RENT RECEIPTS in this home with
q future. STOP PAYING THE
VIM. H. Saunders Co., Inc.
d. l015 1925 H st. NV.
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TILDEN GARDENS

Two beorms.. liv rm., din. rm., solar
posures: immediate occupancy; price
OF equity. $4,000. Inspection BY
appt only. Telephone C. A. COR
NELSON, WO. 1894 -o3
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RIGGS MANOR APIS,

4t400O NIx11NOIC M I ..
Riggs and Ager Roads
HYATTSVILLE, MD.
We have three, 2-bedrm. apts.. at
$3.50 per mo. and three 1-bedrm.
apts. at $50. per mo-, utilities in
cluded. in this desirable development
All apis. very large with double closets
in all bedrooms. fully equipped
kitchens with garbage disposal units
and exhaust fans; new shopping
center next door and transportation
direct to apis. See resident manager,
1909 Van Buren st. UN. 1851. Hours.
10 to 8.
H. G. sMITHY CO.
s11 18th st. NV. ST. $500.
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TO LEAVE D. c.?

Summer or year round beautiful
modern stone home, furnished 3
bedrms., 2 baths, electric kit hot
air furnace; double gar; ideal cli-
mate NC. mountains; unusual COM
munity; college, hotel. hospital. gar
denlns, sports, simple amusement
Perfect for right family EN-. 2O67
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GOODACRE APIS.
FIREpROOF

Several new 1 and 2-bedrm. apts.,
lse. rms. lge. closets. all mod;
conv.. blk. from Flower Theater
line line: ss7 50 apDs and ssh 'e'; utfl En mel mel
Apply S619 Piney Branch rd., Silver
Spring, Md, 81. 7111.
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APARrMEArs UNFURNlsHEp
Between Mayflower
and Dl1Dont Circle

Studio apt. 3 rms, fireplace. electric
kit; refEr.; sl1o. Box 74-C, Star.
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GOOD NV. SECTION

rooms, . baths, rec. room. hot water
oil heat; can be used as 2 apts.
Front porch, garage. In perfect
condition. To inspect. call RA 1242
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KENT VILLAGE

The perfect plan for modern living.
featuring large closets, bright spa
clous rooms with picture windows.
trained recreational director for
such children's activities as movies,
bowling, scouts, nursery, school, etc. !;
memberships available in adjoining
country club; schools and stores
nearby; Capital Transit HIS and
w. M. & A. buses into development
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HILL TOP HOUSE
nTcnI AU Anr rrrnnr

BY Milton H. Rossler, Inc, 18th and
Euclid sts. NV. Air conditioned,
utilities and secretaria service,
Efficiency apts., SS6.50. ALBERT p.
DICKER, 18th and Euclid SITS. NV.
Open Sun. 10 Am. to 3 pm.
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MERRTMACK
SHIPLEY PARK

2 bedrooms, lee. closet space with
sliding doors; utils. furn. See MRS.
MILLS, 5000 New Hampshire ave,
Apt. 101. --23
SHIPLEY PARK
Rental Office Open
334l 23rd ST. S.E. 10. 2-3l33
Bus on corner. close to shopping
within the District. Beautiful de
luxe apis. A few very desirable l
and bedrm. apts. ready to move
into; $50 to S95, including utilities.
Apply on premises or
JONATHAN WOODNER CO.
1900 18th st. NV. RE. 23Ss. RE
1226. -23
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COLORED

We have apis. in the best NV. and
ne. locations from S195 down and
monthly payments from $50. For
Information call ONCE OF A, NJ,
DRAISNER, 1404 l. st. NV. MA.
S036; ewes. TU. 0297 PA
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED

3052 II ST. NV
2 beorms., S67 so. Monday get key
from 1st-hoor store. JESS FISHER
& CO, INC. 1920 K st. NV.
271I QUE ST. Sc
2-bedrm. apt. on ground floor in new
bldg, avail. Immediately, S92 so per
K st. NV. Ma. 0352. IS
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S85-2 BEDRMS.

SILL, bedrm.;. de luxe lge. apts.,
includes all utils. Lge. closets; mr..
bus and shopping; has every modern
conv. Can be seen Sun. bet. j and
pm. Go. to 18th and Alabama
Sc, 80 ! blk. over to 1905 Savan.
nah st. Sc. Agent on premises -02
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EDMUND J. FLYNN

Coop Apt. Authority Since 1920
Wash. Bldg. RE. 1918 or RE. I74a
NEWTON PL. NV
Apt. Al rm., kitchen and bath;
$3.50 down, $50 monthly. IA. 5474.
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NEW RAMBLER

Ideal for couple or Q girls; near
U. OF Maryland: large bedroom. ultra
modern ut. kitchen, large living
utilities. Call 81. 3S3S or RA. Q107
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Jefferson Village Apis.
TWo-bedroom duplexes now renting
Route so, z miles from Memorial
Bridge. All modern conveniences;
play area for children. S93 per mo.
FA. $500.
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AMERICCI9N n PARK sEcr,oN

furnished with patio and Garden.
white brick, liv. rm.. din. rm., kit,
2 bedrms and bath; conv. TO
transp.: $3.50 per mo. JAMES c.
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TAKOMA PARK

oUb. NIL. RENTAL
A delightful l0-room. ahs-bath farm.
mouse, completely rcmodeled and ait
uated on lares ground eonvenisntiy
located near bus and shoppins just
unturn., $3.50 per mo. PLEASE phons
THOMAS II. Mitchell, RANDALL n.
HAGNER CO. INC. DE $500,
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ChEtn CHASE - Charming home.
beautifully furn., like new, liv. rm =,
din rm.. de luxe kit. lge. deep
freeze. Bendix washer. 3 good sized
bedrms.. 2 compl. bath. Ige lot, gar.
Occupancy June |; 5000 per mo.
JAMES G. Upton. WO. 321l; ewes.
Evening star., 1950-08-09
Soap Box Race Champ
Off 10 Ohio Tomorrow

Thirteen-year-old Davis Wrinkle,
1850 Washington Soap Box Derby
champion, will leave by plane to-
morrow morning for the national
Derby finals at Akron. Ohio.
The Akron race involves $50
city champions from all over the
country. 1t will be run Sunday.
Davis mother, Mrs. Opal
Wrinkle. 4815 North Sixteenth
street, Arlington, will fly to Akron
with him. His father, Noble
Wrinkle, and his sister, Patricia
Sue, will drive to Akron for the
race.
Mr.. Wrinkle has taken leave
from his job at the Rural Electro
fication Administration so he can
see his son compete for the top
prize of a :four-year college schol-
arShip.
From tomorrow until Sunday,
Davis will spend his time sight
seeing and getting his two-toned
green racer in shape for the big
race. Another pre-race activity
is a special race among three
celebrities. They are Actor jim
my Stewart, Wilbur Shaw, former
auto racing champion. and Boxer
Jack Dempsey. All are Soap Box
Derby enthusiasts.
Young Wrinkle won the Wash
ington Derby, held on July s. He
hopes to do the same at Akron and
become the first national cham
pion from Washington.
Evening star., 1950-08-09

Some Of the strange sandstone
spires in Northwestern New Mex
leo are as tall as a 20-story sky
scraper.
Evening star., 1950-08-09
Liquor Store Transfer
lin Southeast Studied

The Alcoholic Beverage Control
Board today has under considera-
ton the application of Master Lii
quors, Inc. for a transfer of their
package liquor license from TIA K
street NV. to 1906 D street Sc.
John Paul Collins. principal of
Eastern High School objected to
the transfer at hearing yester-
day because the new store would
be too close to the school and the
stadium. Representatives of the
Elliott Junior High School also OBJ
jected to the transfer.
Louis Deckelbaum. secretary
treasurer of the liquor store. told
the board the firm is losing money
at its present location.
Two petitions, one for and one
against the move. were presented
to the board.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-06-29
Up and Up and Up

Federal expenditures have ris-
en- from S3.4 billion in 1880 to
1913 billion in 1910 and S42 bill
ion in 1850.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-06-29
Supreme Court
For Richwoodiie
CONTINUED from Page -

NStlhNAHhfu rum rage ~
Notwithstanding the fact that Ca
hill was guilty of negligence in
stopping and then proceeding, Lay
was also wrong in proceeding "at
a high rate of speed" across the
intersection without at least a
warning to the other driver who
had the nominal right of way
Therefore, being guilty of contri-
butory negligence Common Pleas
preme courts held he could not
collect.
Attorneys in the case were Roy
Warren Roof and John L. Roof, OF
Kenton, for Lay, the plaintiff,
Wiles & boucher, of Columbus
Hover, Smith g. Shellhaas, OF
Bellefontaine, and Robert P. AL
len, of Redwood, for defendant
Cahill.
The case was heard in Logan
County Common Pleas court late
in January, last year, the jury
returning the set=aside verdict in
favor of the plaintiff on Jan, %,
l949.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-06-29

puts a copper penny behind an
electric light fuse, or who leaves
loaded guns laying around the
house where there are children.
To our knowledge, no one has
ever been killed in Union County
playing Russian Roulette"
But there have been people
who have died in explosions
caused by throwing coaloil in the
stove to start the fire quicker, and
there have been children killed
playing with 'un-loaded" guns
left around the house.
And any electrician will tell
you it is surprising how often he
finds a place where someone put
a penny behind the fuse because
it was always blowing out. A
fuse serves the same purpose in
an electric circuit as a safety
valve on a steam engine or pres
sure boiler.
If it blows out, it is generally
because there is a short circuit
or the lines are overloaded and
the fuse safety valve" is pro-
tecting the property. Putting a
penny behind the fuse, instead of
finding and correcting the trou-
BILE, is an invitation to fire.
We hope that you are not one
of those who habitually tempts
disaster by such practices. Few
pepole do, anymore. But if you
are, friend, stop and think a mo-
ment. The next time you try one
of those stunts, it may be you or
your family that makes tragic
headlines in our paper.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-06-29
Much 1919 Wheat Graded Too Low

Check the +. p. m. to be GER
tain that all parts r running
the correct speed.
Reduce the rate of travel when
operating in weedy grain.
Farm Storage
Wheat about 14%, or certainly
above 1415% moisture. is not
safe in the bin, and requires
special care on the farm.
Thorough cleaning and spray
ing of bins before filling, and
fumigation as needed afterwards
will take care of insects. All grain
should be carefully cleaned be-
fore storage. Extra bins may be
provided, and the grain moved
frequently to keep it cool and
gradually reduce the moisture
content.
Wheat can be satisfactorily
dried on the farm in one of two
ways, forced air or natural ven
tilation. Either system requires
means of getting air through the
mass of grain. Slated floors OF
ventilating flues must be pro-
vided.
In using forced air, 2 on 3 cubic
feet Of air per minute per bushel
of grain is needed. ANY type OF
fan producing at least / inch
static pressure may be used. AS
an example, a fan delivering SOC
cubic feet Of air, driven by a VI
horsepower motor, will dry zoe
bushels of wheat. More flues are
required if natural ventilation is
used,
Details of construction may be
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-06-29

See by the city papers where
the silly game of Russian Rou-
lette" has claimed another vic
tim. In case you've never heard
of it, here's how it's played:
The nut attempting it places
n bullet in the chamber of a
revolver. He then spins the cy-
Under of the revolver, holds the
muzzle of the gun against his
head, and pulls the trigger.
If the chamber containing the
bullet happens to have stopped
beneath the revolver hammer,
you're a dead pigeon. If an empty
chamber is in firing position, then
you live.
In other words, you have one
chance out of five, or six depend
ing on how many bullets the re-
volver holds to commit suicide.
All too frequently, you read
of someone killing himself just
that way.
How can anyone be stupid
enough to try a fatal stunt like
that you ask?
Well, we wouldn't rightly
know. But we are sure of one
thing: the guy who plays "Rus
sian Roulette" is not much more
of an idiot than the fellow who
starts a fire with coal oil, or who
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-06-29

found in U. S. D.. A. Farmers
Bulletin 2009, available from
the county agent, and in extern
sion monographs available from
the Department of Agricultural
Engineering at Ohio State Uni
versity.
Country Elevators
The country elevator operator
finds himself in a difficult posi-
ton. He often wants to take
wheat from growers who owe him
money for feed or fertilizer, or
from men whose business he
wants to keep. 1t is hard to turn
these farmers away because the
wheat is high in moisture, con-
tains insects, or is otherwise in
poor condition. Ideally, the grain
should go over a cleaner, be dried
if necessary, fumigated rather
soon if kept in storage, and turn
ed regularly. High moisture grain
is much less likely to go out. OF
condition of kept cool. If arti-
fetal drying is not possible, fire.
quent turning will help, especial
ly if done when the relative
humidity of the air is as low as
possible, and perhaps running the
grain through the cleaner again
to give a better chance for cool
ing and drying in the process.
The farmer is not going to
extra trouble and care fol moth
ing. Some elevators have great
ly improved their local situa-
ton by adopting definite stan
dards which they require wheat
to meet before they will take it,
and explaining to the farmer
why they cannot take his partic-
ular lot.
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Continued from Page u

provided and some means of
ventilating or turning, and fumi-
eating. The elevator man can
bin carefully, keeping doubtful or
damp wheat segregated. Drying
equipment is being installed in
many elevators, and is a great
help.
Combining
Moisture is added to wheat by
combining. The shelled grain
picks up moisture from the brok-
en- green material as it passes
through the machine. Any adj
justment which will reduce the
amount or the breaking up OF
such material will be helpful.
Increase the cylinder-concave
clearance to 24"-l''. This will de-
crease the moisture content OF
the combined grain. Harvesting
losses will also be decreased.
Don't be alarmed if some grain
is unthreshed.
Raise the cutter bar to cut
above as much green material as
possible. The increased cutter
bar loss will be more than off
set by the saving of grain in sepa-
ration and cleaning process.
Cut around weed patches and
harvest them last. Harvesting
losses will be decreased and the
moisture will not be added to en-
tire crop.
On machines with blast de-
Electors in the fan housing, direct
the air blast toward the forward
end of the cleaning shoe.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-06-29
JUNE %. 1850
Hearing Adjourned.
Ditch Bid Accepted

Hearing on assessments for the
Winter Ditch in Liberty Town
ship was adjourned by the
County Commissioners until 10
a. n. July 10.
Also at their Monday meeting
they approved the bid of Asman
and Connolly for the changing
of the channel of Brush Creek
in Washington Township. The
bid was for $6260.5O and was the
only one filed.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-06-29
Charles r. Griffin

Charles R. Griffin, N, Of North
LeWisburg, died at 4 p. m, Satur-
day in a Dayton hospital
He was born in Union county,
Aug. II, 1872, a son of Jackson
and Nancy Parsons Griffin. For
81 years he and his family re-
sided on a farm near Union Chap
ell, moving to North Lewisburg
10 years ago.
He is survived by his wife,
Kate; two sons, Roy Griffin,
Zanesfield Rt. l, and Ray Griffin,
of North Lewisburg; two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Ruth Simpson, of Ma
rysville and Mrs, Rena Ell, of
Marion; Is grandchildren, seven
great-grandchildren, and one sis
ter, Mrs. Eta Holycross, of r.
win Station.
The deceased was a member of
the North L%eWisburg Knights of
Pythias lodge.
Funeral services were held at
2:30 Tuesday in the Freshwater
Funeral Home in North Lewis
burg, in charge of Rev. Deloss
S. Smith, pastor of the Methodist
Church there. Burial was made
in Maple Grove cemetery.
Members of the X. of P. lodge
had a ritualistic part in the SER
vices.