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COUNTRY CLUB HILLS
32nd and N. Vermont
OPEN SUM-, / TO DARK
DISTINCTIVE

BRICK RAMBLER on
MAGNIFICENT CORNER LOT with
FIRST TIME OFFERED. 1854 fea-
lures include: Complete AIR-CON-
D1TION1NG throughout. DE- p
BAYS in both living and dining
room windows, curved stone retain
ing wall dividing grounds into beau
tiful 2-level lawns. Entrance vesti-
bule, separate din. rm.. huge all-elec-
trio. kitchen, 3 twin-Size bedrms.,
z luxury baths. SELECT YOUR
OWN COLORS. Bsmt.. recreation
nm. with paneling, plaster. flrepl
TRIM FRI AR Sr'n pAE MTiN MA saeSr Eal
rage. WALK / BLK. TO GOLF
COURSE. See this home Of perma-
nence today. Price. $4,000.
DIR: Glebe I'd. Just past Washington
Golf and Country Club, to Rock
Spring I'd, right to N. Vermont ST.,
left to N. 32nd st. and HOUSE.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
OPEN SUNDAY 90
COLMAR MANOR
A01f knMPOn CIT

bungalow on Q quiet
equipped kitchen and bath. 2-bed-
rms, finished attic. full basement.
2 porches, oil h.-w.-h.; immaculate
throughout; large lot; moderate
TONS: Out Bladensbure I'd. to
43rd and right to Monroe. Call
Mr.. Slower.
CAMPANELLA q CO.
Elk. 3-4113, Ewes. LO. 5-1149
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HUGH McDIARMID
FIRST SHOWING
MONTICELLO ESTATES
(ATrv NrnTA VA

Convenient to Pentaeon and
Naval Annex. Situated in
woodland setting Of natural
beauty, these attractive indi-
vidually designed ramblers are
located just IL minutes from
downtown Washington in ore
Of Alexandria's finest COM
munities. The homes contain
3 large bedrooms, 2 tiled
baths large living room with =
fireplace and mahogany panel
mantle, large picture win
dowS,. complete general cleo
trio kitchen with dishwasher
and garbage Disposall full
dining area. Full basement.
roughed in for recreation
room. gas a.-c. heat. Carport,
large Handicapped lots, BE
SURE AND SEE THIS HOME
BEFORE BUYING. Your house
considered in trade. Call Mr..
BRAMHAM, EN-. 1880.
BETHEL
nnI ToAn Ava NJ VIZ NJ ~ ~ ~
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peter i. hagan

pCOCA j. AoSoA
CHEVERLY'S BEST BUY
OPEN SAT. SUN, 1-S Pm.
New all-brick Cape Cod, large liv.
rm. with fireplace, family-sized din.
rm., fully equipped modern kitchen,
lge bedrm. and full tile bath on
1st floor End floor. . extra-large
bedrms. and full modern bath. Full
bsmt. with plastered walls. built-in
garage. rougheS-in toilet. Gas &C.
heat. Priced 1T only SO. 800. This
wont last long, act quick.
ANOTHER GOOD CHEVERLY BUY
2-Story brick-and-frame Dutch Co.
lonial. Very large liv. rm. with fire-
place, full-Sized din. rn.. fully
equipped modern kitchen. end A.,
3 lge. bedrms. and modern tile
bath. Full bSmt. with finished recr.
rm. and full bath. gas a.-c. heat.
Lge screened side porch. A very
good buy at So, 800. To reach:
Cheverly ave. to Forest ST.. right to
Crest, left to Euclid and open sign.
peter J. hagan
REALTOR
UN. 1855 UN. 4-19S5 WA. 7-l257
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ARLINGTON
"Olde Georgetown"
with EYE APPEAL" in N. Arlington
With . bedrm. and full bath on LIST
upstairs. gives this new CAPE
AMER1cANATS On a I2o-ft. lot
iust off LEE HIGHWAY and walk
ing distance to shopping, bus and
&c fen oEa,,fi taM n[cbaser POSSESSION
WILLIAM KAGAN co.
2044 Wilson Blvd, Arl. IA. $3.50
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ARLINGTON
Vacant, $15,500

Lovely 2-story Diet. brick home; mr..
all cows. Consisting Of 5 rms. and
full bsmt., with lab. and outside en-
trance, gas a.-c. heat, lge. Anchor
fenced lot, storm windows and Vene-
tian blinds Property in immaculate
condition Excellent terms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-25

CLUB HILL, ARLINGTON
1905 N. ABINGDON ST.
A very unusual lge. full-bedrm. ram
bier, plus a fine mahogany-paneled
den, full basement, redwood paneled
rec; rm;, 2 stone fireplaces, hot:
thick. 4" air space. Built of native
Tennessee stone in various colors.
slate roof; 2 nice porches. outdoor
fireplace. fiagstone patio. Choice
large lot with trees. dble. stone
garage. For sale by BUILDER.
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OPEN
S11.95O

6SI5 Shepherd St., Radiant Valley;
Diet. brk. BUNGALOW, ,lge. liv. rm.,
Si.5oo cash i' bal. payable $50 per
mo. incl. taxes and ms: immed.
poSs. FREDERICK A. BLUMER CO..
6I1 Pa ave. Sc, Ii. 7-l0SS: ewes.
and Sum. LU 2-7905. -2S
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I1UN 1INU1OIN
Owner anxious to settle in new loca-
ton in time for the fall school
season. viii sacrifice this 2-bed-
fenced yard, full basement. viii
accept any reasonable offer over
an existing $1,000 first trust at
40. This house will be open Sun
day after 2 pm. Drive out to 511
Fenwick dr.. or phone US for in
LICARI, XII. 8-71OO
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FRED A SMITH

= 1CGO n. ON14 i II
1113 nth st. NV. Elk. 3-24S0
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
$500 MAY HANDLE
OPEN SAT-, SUN, SHARK
INDIVIDUALLY STYLED
3-BEDRoOM BRICK RAMBLERS
S1S.950 AND UP
IA TO ~ BATHS
Full basement, with 1 "a baths, kitchen
with double sink. garbage dis
posal, exhaust fan, plaStered walls
decorated with oil paint. handicapped
yards. choice location near new
NOTTINGHAM School.
Out Lee hwy. to Guam
tico ST., turn right 4 blocks to N.
2Sth St. left Va block to cnen houses.
Milton G. Smith, Builder
=. 1857 N. Glebe Rd., Arlington
IA. 7-7200 JE. 2-330l
-OR
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AURORA HILLS

AUICNIIGA 111LIO
OWNER. 3 bedrms., cedar -paneled,
den, liv. rm. with irepl. full din.
rm.,. compl. cleo. de luxe kitchen,
finished recr. rr1. with firepl.: ga
baths; garage. OF. 4-7122. -26
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ALEXANDRIA,

ALEXANDRIA,
Owner desperate and must sell his
conveniently located East RoSemont
home. This Is q row brick house
built in 1850 and is in nice condi-
ton. Near shopping, schools and
transportation. Price reduced tol
$10,950. AS little as $1,000 will
handle. This Is your chance to
LICARI XII. 8-71OOl
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HOUSES SALIVA. tcent.)

OWNER TRANSFERRED - 3-bedrm.
76-ft. rambler. IL mi. WASHINGTON.
Fireplace. auto hot-water heat, full
daylight bsmt. 24x24 garage,
screened breezeway. 1Hs acres album
dant shade and fruit. Vienna COIN.
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OPEN SAT. AND SUN,
It'll, DARK

63O7 Tecumseh pl.. Berwyn Heights
Attrac., rms, tile bath, full bsmt:,
lge lot; mr.. schools; good cond.
7-4S46. Ewes, WE. 5-6322. rs
4 BEDRMS., 31a BATHS
Many desirable features; in lovely
neighborhood. Will consider small
cash payment. or trade. For sale by
OWNER, 7407 Wildwood dr.. JU.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

DUPLEx-Two-be drm.
bsmt. each side; / furnished; extra
lot; swimming pool; rent from l
pays for both. S22,50O. JE. A. 1856.
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fCONTTNUEDl

SMALL sedan. Cheap dependable
transportation. $17S.OO cash. 3s2t
Ave. SEQ. Phone 2-77s6. jly24-3t
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CHINESE OIL CLAIMS

SAN FRANCISCO or The
Chinese Communists say they now
have an abundance Of petro-
leum In China. hui give no pro.
duction totals. The Peiping radio,
in 4 broadcast heard by The Asso.
ciated Press In San Franciso, said
the present output Of crude oil was
~ per cent above the highest pre-.
war levels: gasoline was up zsi
per cent and kerosene 6s7 per cent.
The figures. however, meant lit,
lie because Cnina's pre-war pesro-
ieum output was limited >nainsy Il
Kansu province and production
there was not loge. lOnIy 1s wells
we're reported il operation ii 1914,
no production figures were given
because Of the war with Japan
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The Veterans
Corner

Here are authoritative answers
from the Veterans Administration
% four questions Of interest to for
|mer servicsmen and their families.
Q. I'm . World War II veteran
back % active duty, and my Ma
Itional Service Life Insurance policy
is under waiver. win I get my In
lsurance dividends all the same?
i. No. National Service Life In
|suranes policies do not participate
ID dividends during the period
when such premium waiver is il
effect.
Q. WIZ my service at the U. S.
Military Academy at West Point
count toward my entitIement for
Kofean CT BIN training?
A. No. The time yOu spent as 4
cadet IL West Point does not count
toward your entitlement for train
Ing under the Korean CT Bill. The
same rule applies to those who at
tend the y. S. Naval Academy In
Annapolis and the u. S. Coast
Guard Academy Ii New London,
Connecticut.
q. ! am disabled World War
III veteran, and I've just finished
Public Law - training. VIII VA
nov ind me I Job,
A. The Law does not 1--WE VA res.
FEASIBILITY FOR finding employment
for disabled veterans. However, II
yOu wish VA VIII refer you 20
IspprgpFiate State OF Federal en-
|pioyInsnt agency for this purpose.
d What happens Il ! Korean vet
eran doesn't apply fpr CT term In.
enranee within 10 days after his
separation nom service. Is there
any chance Of his getting il after
that time:
A. Ne. Under the Law you must
apply and pay your first premium
Within. 10 DAYS after you leave
the insurance are gone for good.
than that. your chances Of getting
the insurnce are gone for good.
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HOLLYWOOD
NOTES
sr BOB THoMAs

4 HOLLYWOOD a-Here's news.
Robert Wagner, No ! boy with
the bobbysoxers and star OF his
studios biggest pictures, earns 4
jpaltry $3.50 q week and isn't COM
planning.
OF course. $3.50 ! week may
seem Ike a stable chunk Of
change TO you and me, but IT'S
small potatoes in the movie world.
Especially for lad like Bob
Wagner.
He is currently the top man on
all the fan magazine polls. The
malt shop SET goes for him with 4
devotion that recalls the palmiest
days Of Van johnson and Frank
ISinatra. His studio, 10th Century.
Fox, has taken a tip from the
Iteen-agers and put Wagner in top
properties. He recently finished
'l2 Mile Reef" q wide-screen epic
lof sponge fishing filmed entirely
lin Florida.
Now he's playing the title role IN
Prince Valiant a super-budget
IcinemaScope film in which he'll
be surrounded By Janet Leigh,
Zebra Paget, Sterling Hayden,
James Mason and flock OF top
lOtch actors. All Of them win doubt.
less be making more money than
the star Of the film.
I'm not complaining. said the
handsome, 23-year.cld actor. "I'm
grateful TO the studio. When I came
here four years ago, | didn't know
the first thing ABOUT acting. They
took a chance on ne, and couldn't
have had better training.
Every picture | have been In
has been a top attraction, with the
exception of two. That's the kind
of buildup you can get only at q
major studio.
But don't get the idea that young
Wagner is going 10 allow himself
to be exploited. He's too hep to-
let that happen.
II could probably get d new deal
from the studio right now he re-
marked. But time is in my favor.
My next option period is in April.
BY that time, IL Mile Reef and
Prince Valiant viii be released.
Then | will be In j better bargain
ing position.
prince Valiant alone is worth
five million dollars to me, as far
as my future career Is concerned.
It is natural. the kind Of picture
that comes once in q lifetime for
an actor,
So while Bob IS waiting for the
big money to roll Id, be Is learning
how to be a movie star and live
on $3.50 a week. That's harder than
Il sounds. sceerding 10 him.
Z By the time pay my agents
10 per cent. rent insurance, clothes,
taxes and other expenses, ! find I
have nothing left. he remarked.
" And for II weeks out Of the year,
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REDUCED g, O0O.OO
MUST LEAVE Town

OUR CUSTOM BUILT, 2 bedroom,
2 bath, Chs. house - has every,
thing for your comfort and easy
living = beautiful handicapped yard
- outstanding features include:
Large aforementioned living room
and dining area with beam ceiling
and sliding glass doors opening
onto large patio. Knotty pine kiteh-
en-. attached garage, many other
features. Must be seen ID be ap-
preciated. Only $500 down. 1901
johnson st.
SHOWN ~ APPOINTMENT
oNlLY-cALL 9-7lT3
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s Wanted 70 Buy

MANS English bicycle fOr sale. I
speed Dyna-hub. Call 2-ssss.
jly2s 81
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USED tires and tubes. t-e7OxlS. i
100 ! IS, al very good condition
Apply - whitehead St. jly2s6t,
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don't earn any salary. z

/ | don't earn any salary"
He decided he needed Z man
lager and consulted the business
agent who handles such stars aa
Humphrey Boeart and Dick Powell.
IF you cant save any money
ION $3.50 3 week, you probably
couldn't save on $50. 900 { year, "
the moneym1n told him. do you
realize that some judges earn Is
much as you do and yet ara able
Ito maintain nice houses and ears,
put their children through seheol,
Ietc.
Bob hired the man to take care
lof his pay check and now he's On
. strict budget. - couldn't set IN
extra quarter 70 see On earth.
quake" the actor signs.
But be doesn't have 10 worry.
Despite present-day economy, his
bosses win probably be coming Up
with 4 new contract soon. Reason:
50 the studio win have seven mere
years Of his services, instead Of
the present four.
That's az right with me too,
said Bob when the new contract
Is over. III Be 80. II I have con-
Itinued % grow, I'll be IN Z position
to knock If really big money as
q free laneer.p
No doubt about II. here'S ! lid
who's going to set ahead.
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The p0rp0ise colony eli Marine.
land had four new arrsYss daring
the early sgring months tbs year
These faar biFslls s Il 4 Esssga for
The OsezAriam bssa Ear nAail>
u babies sisd the aI number q
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8 Fsmale Help Vented

EXPERIENCED Mattresses want
81. Apply Luigi's. alEer ) r. 81.
jali.d
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-lGale Hslp Wanted

EXPERIENCED sAert order cook.
year around. Write r. o. Box 6
Key West. Iys-af
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buatness Cpportunities
VALUABLE COUNTY

VALUABLE COUNTY
FRANCHISE AvAILABIE E.
NEED conscientious dealer. n this
area to handle county distrihu,
ton Of the new and recently patent.
ed Insect. Shade. This product q
Be delivered TO farmers poultry
ralsers dairy producers, hotels,
motels, resorts, etc Requires Il
hours spare time weekly, car. ref.
erences, and $4,000 operating
capital which IS secured By inven.
tory Earnings up 10 $500 weekly,
depending on spare time devoted
and Il work proves satisfactory
win finance to falI time deal with
$1,000 income I year potential,
Terrific repeat business. Include
phone in application. Write: Re.
gi0naI Director, Insect Shade
Company Of Anerica, p. o. Bnx
SSs hradentonv Florida. ily2T,s SIX
3
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ROUTE man. Apply Ii person,
pOinciana Dry. CLEANERS, 7ls sim.
.onton s.. iIy27.stx
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TWO experienced Super
Market Cashiers. Apply in
person. Fausto's Food Pal
ace.
ilv1.n
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ily7-n

EXPERIENCED waitress Day
work. Good money Apply in per.
son. Boulevard Drive In, Roose-
welt Boulevard Jyl6-tf
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JAPAN eas MUSICAL

TOKYO % Western musie.
less than 100 years old in Japan.
currently i played BY i've sym-
phony orchestTas and more than
500 jazz bands throughout the
country.
Four Of the symphonies are h
Tokyo and Osaka. the two largest
cities and the fifth u . 1o-plecs
wind and string aggregatioa ct
Takasaki. I small commercial
center Of about 100000 which has
no college or music academy.
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EXPERIENCED mechanic and
mechanic helper. Good working
condition. Bills SoaihernmOst Gar
age. Simont0n and Green. IyIs-n
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4Houses For Rent


TROPICAL Hotel Newly removal.
ca large rooms singles $500
doubles Sl2.Oo. Shoriys diner and
cocktail lounge Oh premises
ilvft.if
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I 8 LUGGAGE trailer. z yer,
good tires and spare. Plates and
lights, and hitch. $500. Apply 3Sl
Duyal Apt. No. ]. jiy23-6'
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experienced calling On grocery.
drug. or liquor stores. Must have
car. Salary. plus commission. Write
fully, giving age. experience, ref.
erenees. etc. Box n. b. c/o Cid
zen Jly27-6t
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FOX lover KEYS pfg
Sammefiand key : Of a1sie .lad,
rms. owner. Summerisra Kew.
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LIQUOR distributor has opening
for Statesmen. Prefer young man
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LIGHT housekeeplak room. i1os
Eaton ST Phone 2,asss. jly27-st
CLEAN. quiet rooms one block
from business district. Free
parking. siS Whitehead ST
flval allfx
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% 20' AMERICAN Trailer. Sleeps
four. Bath, cleo. rcfrig., water
heater. Awning. Excellent cond.
Mastie Trailer Park. jly25-6tx
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ROOMS for working nen 81 % ID
$lue0 per Wses Caokinz faeili-
ties. Apis Sau00 - aoo 81 ma
Apply tll William = ly6tx
Read N ~,
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6 TFailsrs For Sale

|IRAfLER awnings, gas tanks and
fittings. Sewer HoOk-ups. Phone
1904. 1907 Simonton. jly1S-3Ot
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II CADILLAC. excellent condition
See At Key West Ice Co. from
3 S. Radio and heater. Cali 2-643s
jly27 8
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1852 NASH Rambler Sta. Wagon
Radio, Heater. Price 81 $50 90
See At 73s Olivia St. jly25-stl
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SCHWINN Is" mans bicycle, gear
shift, lights. basket, good eondi-
ton. 2Ilo Staples Ave o. 2.s7ss.
fly25.ltx
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BARGAIN 1851 hard top coagsr
THE ior only 80 Tor equity. A..
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SlBokts and Motors

q Dogs- Cats-l'ets
NEW shipment # bird cages, Par
akeet toys, also baby Parakeets.
The Pet Shop. 81 Caroline. Phi.
1-945O. jly22-6t
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-07

according to the drawing and speci-
fications prepared by Claude w.
Youst, Registered Architect, 55 East
State Street, Columbus Is. Ohio.
Drawing and specifications will be
on file with the Clerk of said Board
of Education and with the Architect.
Drawing. specifications and bid
blank may be secured from the Of
flee Of the Architect
Each proposal must be for the full
amount of all work included in the
specification: and each proposal
must be itemized as called for in the
bidding blank.
All bios snail be maze out In ac-
cordance with the laws of the State
of Ohio, and on blank forms which
will be furnished upon application
to the Architect.
Each bid must be accompanied by
a surety bond or a certified check
upon a solvent bank doing business
in the State of Ohio, in the amount
of ten per Get Of the total amount
of the proposal and conditioned that
IL the bid be accepted. the success
full bidder will Immediately enter
into a contract satisfactory with the
Board of Education, and give q per-
foramnce bond in the amount Of one
price.
The Board of Educatio reserves
the right to reject any or all bids.
The successful bidder must furn-
ish bond in accordance with the laws
of the State of Ohio protecting said
Board of Education in their maxi
ing the monthly payments on the
work, it being understood that the
bond shall insure the faithful per-
formance OF the contract and full
payment by said contractor for all
materials and labor used in the
work
BY order OF the Board of Educa-
tion of the London City School Dis
trict, Madison County, Ohio.
Mrs. Olive 7. Beathard, Clerk
Board of Education of the
London City School District.
London. Ohio,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-07
Dew Helps Crops
In Dry Weather

Nature has her own method of
providing crops with extra mois-
ture during summer dry spells.
That source is dew.
L. L. Harold, hydrologic engi-
neer of the u. S. Soil Conservation
Service at Coshocton, says that in
some years a crop will collect
from 6 to 10 inches of dew. Hot
days, cool nights and low soil
moisture content are ideal condi-
tions for moisture condensation.
A device known as a lysimeter
is the means by which soil scient-
lists measure water supplies for
crop use. Consisting of a natural
block of soil 8 feet deep and
1-500th acre in area, the lysimeter
rests on scales beneath the ground.
The soil block measures rainfall,
dew formation, runoff, water-use
by crops, and other factors.
Moisture in the form of dew is
helpful to farmers during July and
August, Harold says. In 1851,
August rainfall totalled only half
inch. Dew for the same month was
Ia inches. Combined with the rain,
this was sufficient to prevent SER
ious whiting of crops.
Crop use or soil water has been
studied for a number of years in
a project jointly carried on by the
u. S. Soil Conservation Service
and the Ohio Agricultural Expert
ment Station near Coshocton.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-07
PROBATE NOTICE -

PROBATE NOTICE - Approval and
Settlement of Account. Account and
vouchers of the following named
person and estate have been filed
in the Probate Court Of Madison
County, Ohio. for approval and set
tlement: Gloria Deane Brill Guard
ianship Number 11,149 Docket 8
Page so.
Unless exceptions are filed there
to. said account will be for hearing
before said Court, on the 18th day of
August, 1853, at which time said
account will be considered and con-
tinued from day to day until finally
disposed Of
Any person interested may file
written exceptions to said account
or to matters pertaining to the ex-
ecution of the trust, not less than
five days prior to the date set for
hearing, Maurice Z. Beathard, Pro-
bate Judge.