Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 51, Number 149, Decatur, Adams County, 25 June 1953 — Page 10

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■r 'Ta ML ■ ■ f i tv i I A VICTORY wave comes from pretty Patricia Ann Johns, 18, Fresno, Calif., as she is named “Miss California of 1953” before 40,000 spectators along ths Santa Cruz. Calif, boardwalk. The 5-foot-5 beauty is winner in a field of 20 finalists for the "Miss America” beauty pageant In Atlantic City. N. J. f/ntern4tkmaD —■ 4 "This represents the ordinary use of. the family car or light truck mainly on short run, start and stop service on paved roads under moderate air temperatures. It also includes some long distance travel at normal speeds. It has been determined that at least two-thirds of passenger car driving iF under these conditions.” Other Types Dusty or cold weatlier driving—\"Vehicle operation in freezing or sub-freezing weather, especially in start and stop driving wit|i: hnueh engine idling, is one forni of severe or adverse service. TW ijpurs that the engine operates «re idles rather than the miles that the car is driven is the Important factor affecting oil Crankcases should be drained not over 60 days or 500 miles of travel. In extreme cdses. more, frequent draining may be necessary. Consistent driving over dusty rosds is another adverse cohditioiu Drain at 500 miles or more often, depending upon the severity Os the dust conditions. For example, if 0 vehicle is driven through a dus( stfrm then oil should be drained »s 4x>n as possible. Air cleaners should be serviced when the oil is chdrigfd.” Open hignway driving 4| “The most favorable driving condition is essentially opeto highways intercity travel on paved, dhist-free roads with or no engine idling. In such service, the engjneloperates at efficient temperatures with good fuel combustion.' Us|ng high quality oils, there is no oxidation and resultant deposit formation. Design details. s|ch as large crankcase capacities, ‘iretalso favorable factors.” — Jul If you have something to aell or rooms for rent, try a Desnocfat Want Ad. It brings results.4’l, „t ' I— 1 KODAK COLOR FluT We hove everything you nxbedl' . . . all types of Kodak Color Film, cameras, accessories — plus our helpful color pcoq|sfr Ing service. j HOLTHOUSE DRUG CO. t

r COUNTY AGENT’S * | COLUMN Leaves Affected Two people in Adams county have brought to county agent L. E. Archbold pin oak leaves having a sickly, yellowish green appearance. The trees are probably suffering from chlorosis —a nutritional deficiency brought on by a lack of available iron. Dr. George B. Cummins of the Purdue University botany and plant pathology department, says the yellowish leaves may even de-. { ielop small brownish dead spots '.between the vein. Some loss of leaves frequently follows. However, poor color is the main symptom. It results from a subnormal development of chlorophyll. If the disease is not corrected, Cummins states, slow growth results and the pine oak may ultimately die. So he recommends that home gardeners apply a spray made up of two and one-half ounces of ferrous sulphate and three teaspoons of ordinary washing detergent. mixed with three gallons of water. LaU afternoon is the best spraying time, he adds. This treatment will give rather rapid relief, but is not a lasting cure and should be repeated as needed. For more permanent correction of the deficiency, the soil should be treated by applying powdered sulfur at the rate of five pounds per JOO square feet over an area corresponding to the branch spread of the tree. The sulfur must be watered in thoroughly. Cutfimins recommends annual applications until the condition is corrected, and points out that a combination of foliage spray and soil treatment wijll probably give the best results. The European corn borer destroyed an estimated bushels of corn in the United States in 1952.

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Family Harmony WWOC rjVBK, Neb., UP — There’s music and confusion when members of the Roy Hofrichter family spend an evening together at their farm home. Mr. and Mrs. H. and theijr 10 daughters, either play an instrument or sing. "Everyone plays or sings what she pleases for her own efijoymfent, usually at. the same time,” Mrs. Hofrichter said.

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