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styles, Z" long. Fine steel,
hot DROP forged and pre-
cision honed for long cut
ting service.
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Evening star., 1955-10-30

lhaps i5o-feet high. would cos
about 81 million.
Mr.. Eysbouts said present
plans are for the tower to b
designed in Holland and thu
special exterior bricks manu-
Ihaps $50 feet high. would cost
|factured there for erection here,
he said sand-elazed varicolored
bricks would be used.
The Netherlands government
i'm 1858 indicated it would like
Ito have the tower erected on the
INevius tract between Arlington
Cemetery and the Potomac
River.
Last August, Congress by joint
resolution authorized the erec-
ton Of the tower-within i've
|years-at a site to be approved
by the Secretary Of the Interior.
The secretary has indicated his
approval Of the Nevius site. but
has received objections from
several groups which believe that
Evening star., 1955-10-30

the carlton q symbol Of the
gratitude Of the Dutch people
to the United States. Nowhere
lin the booklet is there any mem
| ton Of q tower.
Even six months later. In Oc-
tober. 1852, an official Neither
lands spokesman was telling an
|oficial American representative
that his government was not yet
ready to commit itself definitely
with regard to the bell tower.
presentation, unprepared as they
were for the surprise gift Of q
tower as well as bells, said simply
that the bells ultimately win be
mounted in a tower to be erected
on q site still to be determined. !"
President Truman seemed to
be sure Of what he had heard,
however. In January, 1858, he
wrote that "at the time OF the
presentation. Queen Juliana
stated that 4 tower within which
10 mount the carlton would also
be presented by the people Of the
Netherlands.n
One Government ofiicial's re-
port. made IN July. 1852. and
Evening star., 1955-10-30

are the Leonard DaVinci Exhibil
Iof II fllil-size operating model,
and 3 half hour stage presenta-
ltion called .'Preview Of Progress
The stage presentation win
show jumping rubber, Jet prcpui-
sion, binaiirai sound exhibitions
and . cold stove that fries an
egg.
The DaVinci exhibit win show
models Of the 18th century
scientists inventions. These in
Evening star., 1955-10-30

heretofore unpublished. said that
originally the gift consisted only
of the carlton bells. When Queen
Juliana visited the United States.
she voluntarily told our people at
the ceremonial exercises ct Me-
ridian Hill that q tower would
accompany the bells"
A Real Problem
Another Government official
conceded privately that the oc-
currence may have been q
rather distressing problem"
The Dutch. however. being
men Of honor. realized that there
was only one possible course.
The queen had promised a tower.
There would be q tower.
AS Mr.. Eysbouts put It, III a
Evening star., 1955-10-30

Iclude . parachute. machine guns,
|aerial bombs, excavating ma
chine. variable speed drive, Pic
lture protector and q steam gun.
..Preyiews OF Progress win be
shown from Tuesday through
November 8. The DaVinci ex-
hibit win be on display through
November rs. Exhibit hours
are from $3.50 am. to 10 pm.
Seventeen industries are par.
Iticipating In the patent exhibit.
Evening star., 1955-10-30

lDutchman says . thing. he mus
lido it."
The magnificent set OF bells
finally was completed and
shipped to this country in March
1884. Bell-casting and the cleo
ltronic tuning process TO which
fine bells must be subjected Is &
lslow art.
They were set up In West
Potomac Park where they stand
today. awaiting q permanent
lsite. They have been played q
number Of times by the most
lcelebrated American carillon-
Ineurs. Last Christmas, their
music was broadcast to the
Pageant Of Peace grounds on the
Eclipse.
/ Mr.. Eysbouts said he had been
told by the head Of the Bells
lfor American Committee Mr..
lKortenhorst. who was here with
THE queen. that Queen Juliana's
lslip had been caused BY an In
correct English translation from
which she read.
Mr.. Teixeira, Of the Embassy,
lsaid, however, that Queen
Juliana's command Of English il
lEo great that he believes she
composed the speech herself in
English. The obvious conclusion
from that would seem to be that
Ishe made the offer In q burst OF
spontaneous generosity.
Cost Near 81 Million
Mr.. Eysbouts said q public SUBJ
lscription campaign In Holland
Ihas not yet begun. He said he
Iestirmated suitable tower, PER-
Evening star., 1955-10-30
Queen 5 81 Million Slip
On CoriIIon Revealed
By HARRY BACAS

A strange story of queens mllion-dolar slip Of
the tongue and her peoples loyal silence was told here
this week end by Dutchman seeking directions
It concerns Her Majesty Queen Juliana Of The
people in 1852 OF monumental carlton Of 40 perfectly
Evening star., 1955-10-30
Potent Office
Plans Exhibit

a mechanical exhibit Showing
mans conception and use Of ma
chimes over the centuries viii
open Tuesday in the lobby Of the
Commerce Department. Four
teenth street between E street
and Constitution avenue NV.
Sponsored BY the Patent once
the exhibit win show research
and progress under the American
patent system through historic
as well as modern models.
Two highlights Of the show
Evening star., 1955-10-30

placement Of the carlton would
interfer with the Marine Me-
mortal on the tract or the caril-
ion installed by the AMvETS
organization at Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-07-15

restoring him to his traditional
position as the backbone of the
Army. the program will also pre-
serve the respect properly due the
specialist.
Separation of the MOO from the
specialist is made in the top four
pay grades. On the conversion no
one will lose pay.
Effective July /, titles in the top
four enlisted grades are as follows:
NONCOMMISSIONED OFF,
c E r Master Sergeant, Sergeant
1st Class, Sergeant, Corporal.
SPECIALISTS: Master Special
ist tMSP), Specialist 1st Class
(SPD Specialist End Class (SP2)
Specialist 3rd Class (SP3).
Private and Private First Class
ratings will remain the same.
New rank insignia will accom-
pany the change for the specialists.
The present noncommissionedo Off
GER stripes will remain.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-07-15

usual seasonal strength in prices
this winter.
Considering the low level of lamb
production and the current come
back in sheep numbers, the lamb
market is in a favorable position
indicating strongly supported pric-
es this summer. Reduced market
ings of lamb and a more favorable
consumer attitude toward lamb are
strengthening market factors fav-
oring lamb producers.
Here are the market trends for
July:
CATTLE - Seasonally stronger
prices for best fed cattle with all
other kinds and grades holding
steady.
HOGS - Mostly steady prices
for hogs with any supply increase
being offset by more favorable de-
mand conditions.
LAMBS - Generally steady to
stronger markets for lambs with
prices supported by more favorable
supply and demand conditions as
compared with a yearago.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-07-15
Chinese CABBAGE
Best AS Fall
Crop In Ohio

Chinese cabbage, a vegetable
with a long history yet unknown
to many gardeners, does best when
raised as fall crop in Ohio, ac-
cording to E. G Wittmeyer, extern
sion vegetable gardening specialist
at Ohio State University.
The crop as its name indicates
originated In China or the Far
East, possibly as long as IS CEN
turieS ago. Its most common use is
in salads. 1t is seldom cooked.
Hot, dry weather and long days
are unfavorable for the crop and
will cause seed stalk formation.
Seed stalks are useless and when
they develop general quality is
poor and the crop is worthless. To
avoid formation of seed stalks SOW
seed in late July or early August.
Sow the seeds in rows 11a -
feet apart where the crop will ma
ture. Best distance between rows
depends upon method of cultiva-
tion as we'll as variety. Usual
planting depth for seed is / inch.
When plants are 3-4 inches tall,
they should be thinned to stand
l2-14 inches apart in row for mar
row varieties like Chilli and Micn-
ihli.
If the soil was not fortified
earlier for the spring garden, ap-
ply commercial fertilizer like $40
10, 4-16-8 or similar analyses at
a rate of 20-25 pounds to 100
square feet. Put it on ahead of
seed bed preparation. In case of
spring fertilization, a Sidedress ap-
plication of nitrogen fertilizer
when plants are Sd inches tall
may be all that is needed.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-07-15
Weight Drops In
Grain

Test weight of wheat standing
the stalk may drop from 2 to
pounds per bushe!, /. P. Blauser,
Phlo State University extension
grlcultural engineer, said today.
He cited Ohio tests in 1853 which
bowed wheat on July 4 averaged
y pounds per bushel test weight,
Ehile test weight dropped to So
pounds by July 15 In 1854, a check
the same dates showed a reduc-
ION in test weight from SO to 55
pounds per bushel.
Bleuser pointed out that farm
ers who want to combine early
must have some form of forced air
drying equipment to remove extra
moisture from the grain. Grain
can not be safely stored without
forced air drying when the moist
ure content is above IA percent.
For long storage periods the moist
ure content should be 13 percent
or less.
Combining grain at higher
moisture levels also gives farmers
a longer harvest period with less
shattering; and it permits clean
er separation of grain from straw.
Blauser did not advise combining
when moisture is more than 20
percent, however.
Farmers combining high moist
ure grain will have to set concaveS
closer to the cylinder in combines.
They may have to reduce width of
cut too when combining in heavy
uf,nihn
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-07-15
Army Revises Top
Four NCO Grades

As previously announced by the
Department of the Army, the
Armys new nonconlmissioned Of
ficer-specialist program went into
effect on July l.
The program provides that non
commissioned officer Identification
and status be given only to enlisted
personnel holding leadership posi-
tions. A separate category of en-
listed personnel, called specialists,
includes those who have technical
and administrative Skills.
Designed to increase the prestige
of the noncommissionedo officer by
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-07-15
West Europe Now
Leading Exporter
Of Automobiles

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. -
Since the war, Western Europe has
supplanted North America as the
leading supplier of motor vehicles
to the rest of the world though
still tagging far behind in terms
of total production.
Figures showing motor vehicle
production and export totals are
given in the latest issue of the
United Nations Monthly Bulletin
of Statistics which devotes a spe-
cial article to the automobile in
dustry.
OF over 95 million motor ve-
hicles produced in 1854, produc-
tion in North America accounted
for nearly 7 million of which the
United States share was over six
and a half million. On the other
hand, of the 134 million vehicles
which entered international trade
in the same year, over 70 per cent
came from the four major produ-
GERS of Western Europe-the Uni
ted Kingdom, Western Germany,
France and Italy.
This contrasts with the situation
in 1888 when North America was
not only the major producer but
also supplied over so per cent of
the motor vehicles exported.
Of the individual countries, the
United Kingdom, for the sixth
consecutive year, was the largest
exporter of motor vehicles as a
whole although the United States
retained its position as the largest
exporter of commercial vehicles
Western Germany surged ahead
with a 70 per cent increase to dis
place the United States as the sec.
ond largest exporter of passenger
cars.
While the total of exports
reached an all-time peak in 1854
world production fell about three
per cent below that in 1853, fac
accounted for entirely by drop
of IL per cent in North American
output-sufficient to outweigh the
27 per cent increase in the rest oi
the world. Figures for the first few
months of 1855, however, suggest
that production in 1855, both ir
North America and elsewhere, will
outstrip that of all previous years.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-07-15

Marion Colby, pretty singing star
of the ABC television production
Entertainment. tries on the new
est thing in summer resort footwear,
the Super Continental Sun Step"
Created by B. F. Goodrich styists,
the Super Continental Sun Step"
was designed with an eye for use
in Jasper and other Canadian Rockies
resorts and dedicated to the new
across Canada -slashing luxury
trair Super Continental" The shoe
is light in weight with the color
motif mixed to blend with the
beauty of the snow clad Alpine
peaks of the Canadian Rockies.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-07-15
SRO Sign At OSU
Stadium The a+er

The Standing Room Only" sign
made it's first appearance of the
season during the last three perfor-
mances of THE Remarkable Mr..
Pennypacker" which closed Satur-
day, July 9, at the Stadium Thea
tre of Ohio State University.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
the Liam OBrien comedy played
to capacity crowds.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-07-15
Livestock Summer
Market Prospects
Point To High

CHICAGO-Prices of better fed
cattle are working into a seasonal
ly stronger position, writes H. M
Conway in the July issue of Ma
tional- Live Stock Producer, the
nations leading live stock maga-
zine.
Cattle prices viii be further sup
ported by increased consumer de-
mand for beef, asserts the econom-
ist He urges cattle raisers and
feeders to take full advantage of
the high summer market and then
plan to "hedge" their fall and win
ter programs.
He reasons that national pros
perity will hit its peak this sum-
mer but momentum will carry
good times" into the fall months.
Then he urges all live stock pro-
ducers to review the situation with
note of caution for the next II
months.
The hog market will also be in
its seasonally highest position in
early summer. The tendency is to
market hogs earlier and at lighter
weights throughout the nation and
especially in the Corn Belt states.
Such trend means relatively
large supplies of hogs will be on
hand or marketed before the reg
ular fall storage season, an indi-
cation that hog prices this fall,
however, may more than offset the
decline in lack of storage demand.
Thus hogs will enjoy more than
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-07-15

Opening Tuesday July II was
the sophiticated comedy Light Up
The Sky by Moss Hart. Curtain
Time $3.50 pm.
The Stadium Theatre box office
is open 20 daily and from 7-9 on
the nights of performances for tic
ket reservations. The new tele-
phone number is AK 9-3148, extern
sion 6O4
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-07-15
SALE
REAL ESTATE PUBLIC AUCTION
SATURDAY
JULY 16, 1855
10 O'CLOCK A. NJ
10 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Madison County Court House

Tracts of land Improved Tracts lot by
Sheriff of Madison County Pursuant order partition
issued out Of Common Pleas Court Formerly William
Connell deceased.
Located in London, Ohio To-Wt:
2l0 South Oak Street appraised ST 100000
2l5 South Main Street appraised S6,00000
219 South Main Street appraised S6,OO0O0
1O4 West Center Street appraised $5,5OOO0
116 West Center Street appraised S2,500OO
122 West Center Street appraised $2,7OOO0
Improved tract located South Street. London Ohio
offered for sale by Administrators order of sale
debts issued out of Probate Court Appraised S750000
Said be sold for than thirds of said
appraised value 10 day of sale balance of purchase
price delivery of deed.
Title Insurance to be furnished each purchaser.
Premises can be seen by contacting
Maurice (. Beathard Sarah Powers Lee Kigore
Attorney Administrative Auctoneer
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-07-15

There is no man, no woman, SO
small but that they cannot make
their life great by high endeavor.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-07-15

None are more hopelessly en-
slaved than those who falsely be-
lieve they are free. Goethe
Evening star., 1955-09-28
HOUSES SALIVA. lcens.l

BUY THIS lnrEe older home In
Cherry dale, for $4,000 and re-
decorate Il yourself. 3 bedrooms,
porches, basement. garnge, level
S0-ft. lot. Ewes. ia. 6-e141. LYN
THOMPSON. ia. 2-2i21.
Sl5.85O. OF appr-choek full O.
charm. 3-bedrm. brick rambler.
living rm. With treplace, din. rm.;
side screened porch. S2x146 level
lnndscaped, fenced lot; IN choice
area: only 20 minutes to Pentason.
CROWEIsL 4 CO., INC.
2l6e n Glebe Rd., ArI.. IA. 5-0707
BEDRMs., 2 BATHS, SIS.950
Ideally located In cony. N. Art; tIn-
mac, home ARRANGED so II can be
used for . families. Liy. rIn. with
fireplace. separate dining rfn.. 2
bedrrns. and bath, famiiy-size
t12xl5) kitchen on LIST floor; 2
bedrms. and bath on END floor. just
step 10 stores and transportation.
TO inspect, call METzLER. IA. s.
) p 4 lfsI-.
Evening star., 1955-09-28
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

long. low brick ram.
bier In q neighhor hood OF dis
tinctiye homes Good sized rooms
din. rm.. HOLLYWOOD bath, pleasant
screened porch. large Handicapped
lot, dream kitchen, xarage and 4
600. Drive out RigsS I'd, right on
Apache ST., right on 23rd ave, left
on 23Kd ave. court to 81 III CNl
Ju. $1,000 any time BAihuh
REAL ESTATE.
CHiLLUM - Sparkling 3 : bedrm
brick. firepi.. sep. din. rfIi-, screened
porch; mr.. esehools' $500 down =
cITY-WIDE REALTY, HA, 2-ssis ~
CLINTON, .a50--New 3-bedroom
brick ramblers on beautiful wooded
acre. entrance hall. living room!
fireplace, dining area, equipped
kitchen: full basement with addi.
iional n hath cRISMOND REAL
ESTATE; 500 st. Barnabas rd sc
DisrRIcT aEIGHTs-oI only sos
pc. mo; 2-bedrm., immaculate
rambler on huge fenced lot. beauti.
ful trees and shrubs :, hlkk. Y
District Heights Elementary School
s VA approved Sl1.500. Call I'll I
Pm r pvt2hs EM 1850. ;s rREpERsick ss
ELM NJ saSEssj AVE-, jus. ss on N. H. ave- ave;
handsome rambler that you vii
like; 3 good size bedrms; full din
sunny Kit, with table space. fences
yard with trees, pleasant porch
clean bsmt: owner going TO India
so YOU get q bargain; flG,g30
$500 down: GI and $500 down
FHA. Open until sold Out n. II
Ht ~
!, blocks, left on Deyonshirs to soi
Elm ave Call Ju. $4,000 any.
GRnEN lnf nfhDows. ffiHSM AsfI 81 SOD 9iSt oil-
Det, Colonial home In spotless cond
3 lovely bedrms, tile bath, attrNc
liy. rm., separate din. rm; well.
p ,sndseieosd io 7.asIf IF Can c5LosHa1 "A e IN.
HYATTsyiLLE-S.a-bedrm, home, o1
joiHNsoN. On wa 9-s1iSo ~ no
HYATTsyILLE, 5000 4and ave. -.
rm. and bath old house. 900 IT e
bus, Price, $4,000 o. B. zANT.
ZINGEE. ~; WA Elsie, -.
moving and forced to sell this Gus.
tom-built 4-bedrm. brick Cape Cod
. yrs old. New-house condition,
Liy rm. with fireplace, Separate
din. An. and family-size kit. Love.
" bsmt with finished rec. rm. An.
cher fenced lot With loads Of
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LANDoyER HILLs-3-bedrm. Colo
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kit, with breakfast space, fun bsmt..
incl. side porch; nr. shopping cen
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rambler 8 bedrms, GE Kit, Only
4.64ou. HiIuH r, PECK,
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Sy 500 ioa' tbs most sitIstetiss homs .:,1s
lion features spacious living reom
long Kitchen, full basement and
ceramic tile bath; TWO BLoCks Is
FROM SCHOOLS md TRANS
PoRTATfQN; PRICE. Sl5,lan,
TA9@As 71ssso' : HALEY Neai'o-. $50 s.
LANHAM---Cu Custom.built, new brick
rambler. on A-aere lot. spaei-
Gus bedrn1sa tiled bath. uitramod,,
ern kit. with wall oven and
counter range; Huge bsmt. Price
low at $4,000 with $4,000 down.
7i45ofl Hi 3 p.m, as
PARkLAWN--3 bedrms., corner lot;
redec.;; 9 blks. from schools, stores
and bus: $1,000 down, ige. ~
loan. $4,000. CITY-WID 4
RFALTY, HA. o-S5IS. 20
PARKLAwN--a bedIms., lee. lot
Evening star., 1955-09-28
HOUSES ron SALIVA.
FAIRFAX
5 BEDROOMS
G14 Q50

AND 2 FULL BATHsn Vacant and
redecorated. Here Is . good buy
sos s that e lssse . Sesns family. SaaIy "a, a,
shops. and buses. Near Falis
Church. Only S2. 900 cash and bal.
on easy terms. Cal for Appt. noWil
ARLINGTON REALTY
ere Wilson Blvd IA. 7-93o0 I'll
FALLS CHURCH AREA = Frame
home with large living dining area
Q fenced lot; close TO transporta.
ton; 81, 500 GI contracts accept
JOSEPH w. SEAY co.
1i3 W, broad st.. Falls Church, Va.
". s-2620 Realtors
Evening star., 1955-09-28
CARDIAC HAVEN

SILVER SPRING
No steps tn this house; ideal fol
paraplegic. cardiac condition, d
invalid; 8 larse bedrooms; 24-ftl
liy. rn.. with fireplace, Ice. fully
EQUIP. kit. with table space; walk
In pantry; spacious elassed-in
s5ssasEay ss.as'a coy patio .ea. es ssr
ST. Johns asking si7. 800. Fol
appt. cail JOHN DENNIS. 10. s.
1918. COLONIAL INVESTMENT
Evening star., 1955-09-28
CHARM

Beautifully balanced house and gar
den In desirable N. Arlington ioca-
tion. Brick DUTCH Colonial having
dining room. den, kitchen, recrea-
tion room, 2 fireplaees, full base
nent and Rarage. S22 500. GI,
FLA eppr. WRIGHT a. BLACK
NAN. INC. IA 7.2175; ewes. "a.