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100 ACRES

One-half cleared. 1,2OO-foot frontage on
highway; s-room modern house: stream;
near Manassas, Va. Price. Sl6,750. COOK
MAN REALTY Co GIL, oE6a -l3
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Mostly cleared; long road frontage on main
highway; large stream across property
All good land. no buildings; 80 miles to
pEAITY 90 ct 5SSa -13
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INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE tceas. },

3-UNIT APT.-Better than COS net 70.
turn crosses S277.50 per mo-; excel. loc,
49, 500. COMMONWEALTH REALTY CO.,
OW $500, OK. 2341. la
EXCELLENT INVESTMENT-Combin
apartments and 6 guest rooms, large brick
building, on large lot; priced to sell auiek,s
partisniars. ]. Il. RENoTT. Reaitor. IL
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FOR MIR, PARTICULAR

WHITE COLONIAL BRICK
Residence in beautiful close-in section Of
Va, on wooded lot having l35-ft. 'front.'
including a large den on the 1st floor; 3
bedrooms and 2 baths on the End floor;
maids room, bath and built-in garage IN
dition throughout. Priced for immediate
sale at S23,950. Phone Mr.. Ray, DE.
1879, with
SHANNON g. LUCHS co.
1gos II MA o2A6 IA
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oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE,

s-ACRE COUNTRY HOME; 8 rms, beauti.
full view OF Monocacy Valley and Sugar
Loaf Mountain: located on hard road, 8
small orchard. about 25 trees and many
beautiful flowers; chicken houses and
double garage. Call Rockville 33Q6 or
Md. Ia =.
DAYTON. OHIo-6 acres on hard-surfsced
road, frontage on Wolf Creek. gravel
vestment for commercial or other use; sell
or trade for Washington D. c., or Metro
politar Area property. DIR. r. Z. STONE
inn
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SUBURBAN sALE-viReINlA.
HOME AND INCOME
BARGAIN PRICE

apartment and 2-car garage: half block
to school, bus. shopping. Price. $4,000.
OWNER, GIL. 5296. -12
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WALDORF, MD.-lO acres, Sgg6i 2,
clean, balance woods, paved road. elec.
and phone lines; easy terms.
30-acre farm, lge. barn, no house; good
an acre; easy terms. r. SHELTON, GE.
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OPEN SUNDAY l TO 6

and completely charming then see this g.
bedrm. home on 3 levels. You enter a
large entrance hall and step down to g
ceiling and stone fireplace to the right Of
the entrance hall is large din; rm. with
board The kitchen is quite interesting.
bedrms. and bath are upstairs, with 2
stairways going up; beside all this we
with 2 horse stalls. The property, is on
better than 2 wooded acres with the
Accotink running through it. This is truly
life To reach: Out Lee blvd to Fairfax
Circle, continue on Route FL. & one & mile
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SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGIkiA.

l ACRE
And . peach Of an Enslish home hayins
9 bedrms. Ia baths, 2 screened patios
bs.nt: oil hSE;h;, GSrsss,. ,. right out OF
THE BRANT COMPANY
oaQA m;leop nlyd Ao1R nSOn
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SUBURBAN SALIVA. tcsna. .

ManiHaS rom CHAIN Bridge to refreshing auie. ef
this nice home; well ARRANGED rms mod
expansion attic, oil h;-w.h.. elec. refsr.
stove and back porch {pfexar nsSss
shrubbery: well financed; here is the solu-
tion to your home problem. Call for PET
sSaas Sssitorsi nsPss'i9p Px s5ao EASTMAN & s sFs4
lent value in this brick and shingle home.
in an attractive. well-kept subdivision' OF,
home sol rsht With at So eesa sSh
such as breakfast nook. ige liv. rm with
fireplace. high. dry, bsmt;;, ample closet
fnsff Befa w. rlfso sosEs E se ow. a. 1871 a'o0 5
Mr.. PENTAGoN in oakcrest.. Arlington
Just compl 3 bedrm, brick Colonial, Gus Gus
baths picture nopcp
Si:s5o. S7o6 So. % inse St OWNER, otis
SEVERAL EXCELLENT BUYs-Attractive
skssrer, oWi e4s2. sse2 MYRTLE A, TsA- W.
BUNGALOW. FURNIsHED-open Sat.
fm., Ice. equipped combination dining
nm, and. kit, bath: full basement with
bath and partially finished room; wooded q
trsnsp. Out wash. blvd. to No. Tayior
open sisn: w. %. alLhEN1' wv. 99o~
IN FAIRFAX CO., VA, and 1e miles from
Washs-A -, pre-, pretty frame bunga; Of rms !,
acres Of land. Gar, chicken house. fruit
and shade trees, splendid garden spot
and beautiful lawn. Price, .S10,500. Also
a new 5-rm and bath asbestos shingled
bunga.; lge. attic, oil burner, h.-w.h: and
"a acre Of land with many fruit trees.
Immed. poss.: price, S12.500 REIBLE
agent. OK. 0515, GIL. 1928. la
$4,000. So 200 down, balance at $50 80
per month including taxes and irsur-
ance buys this 5-rm. brick semidet. home;
equipped kitchen, full bsmt. with outside
entrance; large attic. MILTON G. SMITH,
1919 Wilson blvd, OW 1900, -12
S15,85O-New 3-bedroom brick; large liy.
rm. with fireplace, screened porch. full
bsmt, with layatory and recr. rm space;
4219 Wilson blvd. oW: 7200. -12-
ALEXANDRIA-3-bedro bungalow Del
Ray; S15. 1000.
Alexandria: 3-bedrm. Cape Cod brick,
oil h.-w.h.: Braddock Heights. HOLLO-
NAN REAL ESTATE CO., EX. $3.50, TIE.
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FOUR BEDROOMS

Frame; built in the era when homes were
built to last. Large entrance hall, din
ns sa room asn om rst
big bedrooms and bath on second nor,
full basement; inside and outside entrance:
oil heat then there is q large screened
inclosed front porch and screen inclosed
rear porch. The house has been freshly
painted, and decorated. It is on q good
street in fne old neighborhood with
very good neighbors; has lot fully
shrubbed with 1907 frontage, garage. and
stone wall in front. Ideal home for large
American family and the price and terms
will be most attractive to the party fortu-
nate enough to get it. 1t is now being
used as a 2-family house; has 2 stoves
and 2 refrigerators and an income Of $3.50
monthly See OWNER. 1905 Mt. Vernon
ave-. Alexandria, Va. Phone Alex. 007S.
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SELECTED VA. ACREAGE

4 wooded acres. near Lee hwy small
5 wooded acres. long rd frontage, nice
knoll and view, restricted; $4,000.
2, wooded acres, HOLY and dogwooo'
4 wooded acres. "a mile from Rte. 30:
only 81 .0S0.
nanced with reasonable down payment.
HUGH McDIARMID, Real Estate, Vienna
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Large home that can be remodeled:.
bedrms.;, good Arlington loc.; far below
handled for $1,000 cash: best offer over
$500. Shown by appt. only. GL. 6020.
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81 500 DOWN

Buys a nice frame bungalow. in excellent
condition; large lot 104x181, living room, 2
bedrooms kitchen and bath, unfinished
wood foors. fireplace in living room: full
price only $4,000. Stop in for this one to-
day
AL BAKER & SON, INC. !,
Exclusive realtors, 116 s.. st. Asaph St,
Alexandria, Va, Alex. 6644. TIE. 7343.
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ONLY A FEW LEFT

II 11I1
S14250-3-bedrm. brick home, in Carlyn
Springs-Large liv. rm. with flrepl., fam
ily-sized din. rm., equip. kit. with space
for breakfast nook, screened porch, full
bSmt with outside entr., gas a.-c. heat.
Choos, your own decorations.
M. T. BROYHILL & SONS
CHI 100. 1901 Lee hwy. -12
CUTE COLONIAL
In Vienna-3 bedrms., din. rm., all-elec.
kit, liv rm with fireplace, excel. loca-
tion Only $4,000. HUGH McDIARMID,
Real Estate. Vienna 600 IL
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ALEXANDRIA

T32 So Patrick st-S9,95O, about Sc, 500
cash. Ideal for small family; 2. bedrooms
and bath upstairs; living M rm. dining n: Tm:
full basement, outside entrance to fenced
in yard; bus at door, conv. to everything.
The Pentagon is only short distance
away: also the Navy bldgs.. This group
of brick homes was built of prewar ma
terials about 1912. Call Mr.. Taylor at
FREDERICK w. BERENS
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION

IWMEDIA T. TOOOEOOIOIN
Country home, 7 miles from LeesburE,. Va.
Z rooms and bath, ami. electric stove,
refrigerator and hot-water heater; two
porcfes, screened; basement; one acre
fenced; beautifully handicapped; lockwood.
apple. pear. peach and walnut trees;
growing garden; garage and chicken
houses. Exceptional buy at S1O.5O0. E. A.
STROUT REALTY AGENCY. phUne Ham
ilton tVa) 2ls2. Moore, Clemens g. Co.,
Sunday, phone ]. w. Clemens, Leesburg'
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WAREHOUSE FOR RENT.

NEW WAREHOUSE SPACE with railroad
siding available for warehousing and
delivery of nationally known products.
eKo esTKoohaGE Rasas AND DISTRIBUTION .rs ..rsie.
Of pkg. mdse. incl. local del. and out-of-
town shipping. via truck or rail. is the
modern method for broker, factory rep. OF
natl distrib. METROPOLITAN WARE
HOUSE CO.. SO Fla. ave. ne. HO. 06S2.
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BEVERLY HILLS
BRADDOCK HEIGHTS

Exclusive private school area-High
fenced lot; 2-story brick with
long iiv. rm entirely across the back of
the house containing windows overlook
ing level garden; 3 bedrms. and bath on
2nd A.; kitchen beautifully equipped and
with conv. entrances to liy. rm. and side
yard: full dry bsmt.; easy financing; below
the market at $4,000.
HICKS REALTY co.
Realtors, 37O6 Mt Vernon ave, Alexan-,
dria, Va. oV; 3s35, 0V. 1857; eyes and
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PREWAR BRICK

Built years ago, of the best materials.
ton; cool bedrms, lovely tile bath. liv.
rrn., fireplace, din. rm. and equipped kitch::
en-; INV. oil heat, hoored attic, paneled
and storm windows; brick garage; beau
tifully Handicapped lot; in one Of North
Arlington's most attractive communities,
Exclusive agent. CHI. Obs, or GL 1884.
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OPEN SUNDAY / TO 6

BEAUTIFUL nCUSTOM-BUILT
williamsburg type Vhome with view on
wooded knoll, in exclusive Buffalo Hill
estates Large living room, dining room,
beautiful equipped kitchen, including laun-
dramat and porcelain set tub; 3 bedrooms
and recreation room with bar in basement
Directions: Out Lee blyd. to Seven Corners.
bear left on Sleepy Hollow rd. ana leIt
Thompson. FA. $500, with
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
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$500 DOWN

Payments less than rent buys this lovely
5-rm. brick home; liv. .;;' rm;' din: rm; ln;
bsmt., large, level. shaded, handicapped lot
excel neighborhood.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee hwy. at Glebe rd., OK. 1855, GIL. 0561
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End COMMERCIAL

IND COMMERCIAL
Opportunity for the right person: located
near Brookland railroad station; 100x110
with R.R. siding available; improvements
frame house converted into apis. Mr.
Cross, after pm, AID. 1892.
EDWARD E. CALDWELL
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MONTICELLO ESTATES
Charm and individuality to spare. Beau
tiful white brick home of distinctive mod
ern architecture: ideal location. few min
utes from Pentagon and downtown; + lge
rooms . lovely tile baths; rec. rm with
S235OO. Call WA. 1926 or FRANK 8.
--lS
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AUTHENTIC COLONIAL HOME,
Original construction over $50 years
old, II rooms, large front porch with SIX six
porch; house completely restored: 2story
barn. poultry house. 10 or 45 acres culti-
non via Mt. Vernon blvd; exceptional
financing. -
TWO-STORY BRICK
$4,000 cash, balance S11.500 on trust.
:, bedrms tiled bath, side screened porch.
garage: lot 65 IT. by Ill IT.; built III
1910; mr.. Columbia pike and Glebe rd:
ARLINGTON RIDGE ROAD
one-half acre of land beautifully land,
bath, Lear garage, screened living porch,
pvt. roadway: So 800. Cali Mr.. Stottle-
myer.
J. Maynard Magruder, Realtor
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NEAR SCHOOLS

NEAR SCHOOLS
fine, solid stone, 2-bedrm. home in
West Falls Church, Is Minis. to Pentagon.
Close to new parochial and public schools;
2 blks. to bus. Liv. rm. with stone f1repl.,
din. rm., equipped kit; full basement, al,
most finished rec. rm., oil heat: attached
stone gar; wooded lot; about 81 500 cash
and $50 per mo.
McCurdy Realty Co.
iAalN 1S1H
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JEFFERSON PARK, ALEX.
Near St. Mary's Academy-This charming
3-bedrm home is ideally located on
most attractive wooded lot It features,
rm which opens out to screened porch.
There is breakfast nook in the large
equipped kit. Also powder rm. down.
Tile bath and sun deck; attached garage;
full basement with maids rm. Priced and
TY Co, OW $500. OK. 2341. -13
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ALEXANDRIA

Two original old Colonial brick homes Of
English bsmt. type with good yards. The
ground f. has din. rm and compl. equip
kit; 2nd f. has liv. rm, with 2 fireplaces
library or den; 3rd Il. has 2 bedrms. and
bath. they may be bought as unit or
separately on most easy terms. Open for
inspec. Sun. 1908 pm. Loc. on Mt
Vernon Memorial blvd. at AIS and All
South Wash. st. For full inform, call
ia
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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY WANTED.

IN THE MARKET for 12,0OO-15 900 50. II.
industrial property with siding. in the
District; direct from owner: Call Ex.
fiNSHSusrR1AL AND COMMERCIAL ground
or buildings wanted for sale or lease A. n
ROTH, Woodward Bldg. RE. 1880.
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Four-bedrm. Cape Cod in waverly Hills:
copper plumbing; must be sold this week.
Real Estate Incorporated
Radio Bldg, CH. S100, OW. 6672. lis
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AURORA HILLS

Charming Williamsburg Colonial with
picture windows. overlooking Potomac and
Wash House is brick with Vermont slate
roof and all prewar materials. in perfect
condition and Immediately clean. Center
hall, large living room with fireplace. din,
and many closets 1st floor; 8 lovely large
bedrooms, each with closets, bath 2nd
floor; basement fully finished with hre-
place, full bath; attractive hagstone ter
race race Open for inspection Sat. and Sun
FOR SALE BY OWNER
To reach; Out Ridge, ,rd; to 23rd; left
to Fort Scott. right 4 blocks to 26th I'd
1O01 26th I'd. south. Otis s475:
BEVERLY HILLS
southern end Of Old Dominion blvd. or
Russell I'd. to Beverly Or. to Wash: Wash CIRCLE, Gle
this lovely little 2-bedroom brick and ID
back yard. Call us and we will meet you
at house within 3 min:
r. L. RHINE REALTY co.
and suns. TE. 4I6s. Alex. 1852. once
l
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NEAR PENTAGON
Prewar 6-rm. brick on q lovely street
in one of Arlingtons most desirable sec
and shopping; center stairway to 3 at:
tractive bedrms.; full basement with oil
h.-wh; Anchor fence; quick possession;
priced to sell. Ask for Charlie Mannas.
MANNAS REALTY co.
2116 Wilson Blvd. GIL. 2784-OX. 27S4.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT
FRACTION OF ACRE or larger, industrial
sites. r;r, siding available; fast developine
per 50. #. PEBBLES CHEMICAL CO.
office, UN. 2525; res, CO. 7197
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NEAR ANNANDALE

1V'111V 131N1E111E01317'
New stucco bungalow on large, Handicapped,
large, equipped kitchen; 2 good sized bed
rooms and bath, full basement, oil heat,
garage. Full price, $4,000; terms can
be arranged.
AL BAKER & SON, INC.
Exclusive realtors, 116 So st. Asaph St,
Open ewes. and Sundays for your con-
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ALEXANDRIA-3-bedr bungalow. Del
Ray; $4,000.
Alexandria: 3-bedrm. Cape Cod brick,
oil h.-wh.; Braddock Heights. HOLLO-
MAN REAL ESTATE CO., EX. $780,. TIE.
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DEIRAY

Sparkingly new 2-bedrm. brick well-built
duplex house with full bsmt.., outside en-;
trance. completely equipped Kitchen full
din rm., liv. rm.: each of the two bed
rms. will take twin beds; best possible
financing: veterans preferred; $11,500.
HICKS REALTY co.
Realtors 1906 Mt Vernon ave. Alexan.,
dria. Va. OV. 1895, OV. 1857; ewes. and
Sun. after /, Alex. 1899, OV. 0561. Ii
Smyrna times., 1948-03-25

to be held at Georgetown on June
"a.
Selection of Delaware as the
site of the contest is hailed by
Chairman Tomhave as a comph-
ment to he great poultry industry
in this state and will provide not
only the industry in Delaware, but
poultrymen throughout the coun-
try, with valuable data on hatch
ability, rate of growth, feathering,
feed consumption of the many
breeds which are entered in the
contest and reared under Delaware
broiler conditions.
Smyrna times., 1948-03-25
DON'T BE SIDE TRACKED
BY CHEAP CHICKS

You buy chicks to make money.
It's the stuff inside a chick. breed
ing, selection, testing, fast growth,
vigor, long life, body and egg size
and a lot of INVISIBLE things
that make PROFIT. You get
'em in PRATTS CHICKS. It's
results next fall that count. May
we help you get 'em?
Smyrna times., 1948-03-25
III Mich Cows
2 Gray Horses
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
Work single or double.

FARMING IMPLEMENTS
Allis-C Chalmers Tractor, VIC, on
rubber, with power take off, in
good condition; set Chalmers
Plows, in good shape; John Deere
Disc, Iron Roller, Farm Wagon,
Ontario Grain Drill, Walking Cul-
tivator, McCormick-Deering Man.
ure Spreader, McCormick-Deering
Mower, set Farm Master Mixers,
Wilson Cooler Ice Box, A Milk
Cans, Buckets, Strainers, 2 fifty
gallon Gas Drums, Hand Grass
Seeder, 100 5s Tomato Baskets,
hand Garden Cultivator, Coal
Brooder Stove, Chicken Feeders
and Waterers, lot of Harness,
Forks, Spades, Shovels, and other
things too numerous to mention.
8 Stock Geese and one Gander.
Household Goods
Three-piece Living room Suite,
Refrigerator, good Cook Stove,
1-Room Chunk Stove, 3-burner Oil
Cook Stove, Coal Heatrola Heat
ing Stove, Breakfast Set, Table
and Chairs, 5 Straight Chairs,
Bed and Springs, Rugs Lamps,
Dishes, Pans, Flowers, and other
things.
TERMS: CASH
HERBERT BOYLES
y. G. Walker, Auctioneer
Roht. and Ruth Schreiner. Clerks
Smyrna times., 1948-03-25

In 1916 the oil and gas industry
used approximately one-third of
the shipments of steel pipe and
tubes.
Smyrna times., 1948-03-25
FARM NEWS
Hoclxessin Farmer Reelected
To Head state Dairy Groups

Paul w. Mitchell, Hockessin, has
been reelected president of the
Delaware Artificial Breeders Co
operative. Other officers elected
by the state dairy group at their
annual meeting this past week
were: 1st vice-president, Purnal
Friedel, Viola; End vice-president,
Raymond Lank, Milton; treasurer,
Wallace Cook, Elkton; and secre-
tary, Delmar j. Young, extension
dairyman, Newark.
Directors of the cooperative
elected in addition to Mr.. Mitchell
and Mr.. Lank were Elwood Cru
well, FELTON,; Clyde Belts, Milton;
and Willard White, Milton.
Over a hundred members of the
cooperative attended the annual
meeting to hear reports on the
progress of the three operating
units now established in the state
and for tour of the barn and lab
oratory facilities located at the
University Farm, Newark.
The principal speaker at the
meeting was E. ]. Wheatherby,
manager of the Maryland Artificial
Breeders Coop, College Park, Mary
land. The speaker reported on
new laboratory techniques for bet
ter dairy breeding efficiency. He
stated that results in breed organ
izations throughout the country
indicate that outstanding sires Sc
lected for artificial breeding i'm
proves all dairy herds, both large
and small, and those herds having
high levels of production as well
as those herds with low produc-
tion.
National Chicken of Tomorrow
Contest Finals
The National Chicken of Tomor-
row Contest to be held in Della
ware this Spring got off to a start
this week with the placement of
28,800 eggs in incubators from
breeding fiocks of the 40 finalists
from 26 states that are competing
in the contest to select the Ma
tion's outstanding meat-type broil-
er.
A. e. Tomhave, head of the Uni
versity of Delaware poultry de-
partment and chairman of the Del
aware committee states that the
chicks in the contest will hatch on
March % and will be moved on
March % from the hatchery to the
poultry plant at the University
Substation near Georgetown where
they will be reared under identical
conditions for IL week period.
Karl S. Seear, assistant research
poultryman at the Substation, will
supervise the rearing of the birds.
At the conclusion of the growing
period the birds will be dressed
and judged and the prize winning
=
breeders will be announced at the
"Chicken of Tomorrow Field Day"
Arizona sun., 1948-09-10
Workers in u. 5.
Mint Are Birds
In GiIded Gaze

DENVER, COLO.-Once upon
time a bookkeeperI at the United
States mint here had a sour
stomach.
This bookkeeper was doing some
thing-or-other quite legitimate in
the gold vault one night. He
belched four times. Very fast and
hard. The next thing he knew, an
armed guard with a riot gun came
sprinting in. The belches had set
off a delicate sound alarm.
''It's just my stomach" the
bookkeeper said.
The guard thought that one over
a moment, wheeled and made for
the door. Then he turned and stared
distrustfully at the bookkeeper's
stomach.
Keep an eye on it," he warned.
In Charge of Mint
Moses Smith, the fellow who runs
the local money factory and who
tells the story of the belching book
keeper, has to keep an eye on five
and three-quarter billion dollars
worth of gold.
The stuff is stored in five story
vault, and an extremely tricky
mouse couldn't steal enough to fill
his cheek.
Employees don't even have a
chance to get rich accidentally.
At intervals their work clothes
are burned and processed to re-
cover the gold dust The bath wa
ter used by the men at the end
of the day, also is processed. One
year the mint recovered $4,000
worth of gold from bath water,
sweepings and clothing.
The Denver mint makes only
coins and the overalled men who
handle metal and machines are a
pretty weary, bored-looking lot.
Not Very Enthusiastic
They feed the shining straps Of
o1ANC4 ClAo COPPCA AllIO Vic
with about as much enthusiasm as
a hired girl punches cookies from
a sheet of dough
Superintendent Smith said that
every time a batch of coins goes
through the puncher, or down the
inspection belt. the whole lot is
weighed.
1--WE don't have to count them to
find if ones missing" Smith said.
1--WE have the finest scales in the
world"
The only really disappointing
thing about a United States mint
Is the way the gold looks.
Gold ingots feel and look very
cheap, somewhat like the stuff
they smear on the saddles of
merry-go-round horses, only duller.
It has no smell and no sparkle and
except for the fact it's worth $35
an ounce, is completely disappoint-
ing.
Go ahead and say it.
Who are we kidding?
Arizona sun., 1948-09-10
Internal Parasites Loot
Farmers of Huge Toll

Few criminals ever dream of
committing a 1875 million dollar rob-
berry. But that's the amount in
ternal parasites steal from the U. S.
livestock industry every year. Be-
cause the parasites are hidden, the
farmer never will see the thieves at
work. However, they keep right
on causing losses day and night.
Parasites cause diseased animals
and poultry to eat more grain and
other feeds than healthy stock eat.
They stunt the growth of young
animals and sometimes kill them.
Affected animals generally bring
lower prices when shipped to
market.
Internal parasites can be con-
trolled. Phenothiazine, carbon tet-
rachloride, hexachlorethane, sodium
fluoride and carbon disulfide are
used to fight certain types of para
sites. The advice of local veteri-
marian should be secured to de-
termine the proper method of
treatment.
Arizona sun., 1948-09-10
Power Shovel Operator Cheats
Death Four Times in One Day

WAUKESHA, visit was a bad
day-or a good day, depending on
how you looked at it--for Orval
Smith, power shovel operator. He
escaped death or serious injury
four times in a few seconds.
First, the bucket on Smiths
power shovel struck a gas main.
Gas rushed out under 90 pounds Of
pressure. Smith wasn't smoking,
and there was no explosion or fire.
Smith jerked the boom upward
and to the left. The bucket and
crane tangled with three power
lines. each carrying 1000 volts.
The power shovel became charged
with electricity, but Smith was
saved from electrocution because
the machine formed ground under
him. That was escape No. 2.
The electricity did not spark, and
the still escaping gas did not ex-
plode. Escape No. 3.
About, that time Smith thought
he'd get out of his precarious situa-
tion He jumped from the machine
to the ground thereby beating
death for the fourth time If he had
crawled out of the cab with one
foot on the machine and the other
on the ground. he probably would
have been electrocuted. g.
Smith had been excavating base
nientS for homes.
Arizona sun., 1948-09-10

grapes or cherries. Serve with
sweet french dressing,
2. Pear halves with p m e n o
cheese balls on lettuce, served with
french dressing or mayonnaise.
3. Pineapple chunks, apple strips,
diced celery with riced American
cheese over top. served with sour
cream dressing.
4. Calavo filed with orange and
grapefruit segments, served with
french dressing.
S. Orange and grapefruit sections
with thick slices Of banana, served
with the following dressing: One
cup mayonnaise, one-haf cup mo-
lasses and three tablespoons Of
lemon juice to serve four.
TRY THESE sandwich combina-
tions as a means of varying the
luncheon menu.
/. Old English cheese or smoked
American cheese with bits of cooked
crumbled bacon.
2. Egg salad with finely chopped
pickle and celery with enough salad
dressing to moisten.