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Evening star., 1950-10-21
BOOKKEEPER

Accountancy student preferred. Ex-
perienced not essential. Excellent
chance for advancement. Apply Mr..
Myrick, 1911 L st, NV. -22
BRICKLAYERs. qualified mechanics
for 1st- class work National Insti-
pital. Bethesda. Nd: 2 YRS. work
ahead: union wages; good conditions.
WILLIAM lrAN soS +; NELSON. 3s17 l4th st.
BRICKLAYERs. white, 1st class
MECHANICS; Ws1 nSSsES 40 ,1aS hGqsss; top wages;
Mil Yates rd + WhsalGn' Maaneg idfemao nd or es o
BRICKIAYERs WANTED. union.
commercial work, premium wages.
Call Mr.. ED FISHER, II. 7-9S05
or Mr.. TOM HUGHES. DU. 9sls;
BULLDOZER DRIVER, Cletrac:
straight time pay: long time lob.
Apply in person: 1914 59th ave.
Hillside. Md, 59th ave. and the
Buffer MfEtRRFo plfHfA pclfHfAuFFEuR-HousEMaN
Call after 10 am. WO. 3341. or at
3539 Williamsburg lane NV. Refer
BUTCHER. colored. non-drinker only;
good position for right man. FED
ERAL saS MARKET. 1905 4th st. NV.
CABINETMAKER, experienced. also
some lacquer finishing. ST. 1859.
CAR-LoT MAN wanted for used car
sales lot to keep cars In shape; good
salary to right man. 1000 Georgia
CAR WASHERS. colored, to work in
auto laundry on week ends. 1910
Georgia ave. NV. -2l
CARPENTER-Good opportunity for
sober. reliable white man, who
wants, year round work. Apply per-
sonnsl ONCE. l. st. entrance. HOTEL
tskilled>-Man with
car p preferred; call GIL. 214e sstter
CARPENTER-one who can read
plans and lay out his own work.
Steady work and good pay for right
man. Apply Sudbury rd. and Plym-
outh st. or call SH. 6s05. after
men; rough hs and
trim; long lob; come ready to work
with tools. Apply Chillum I'd. and
dsu.a da Sale coag' ave- see Mr.. Ralph.
CARPENTERS (2), for housing
project. framing exper.. able to read
plans and lay out own work. Call
IA. $3.50 Mon. through Fri, 7:3O
am. to 4 pm. -22
CARPENTERS (lOl
Evening star., 1950-10-21
Box Sd, Star

LABORATORY TECHNICIANs {27,
p,t,s,aneIs for general duty Write Or call
LAuNDRY i; I FoREMAN. or MAN exper., I1 small
Institution; good salary with or
without o,, m1aintensnce; 1la o paid vacati99nn
LiBfikf hBs ssF lesss REf I'D sa
magazine or public library reference
experience required: salary open;
35-hour week. Write Box 464-A,
NURSE, graduate, for position of re-
sponsibility in internist's once;
knowledge Of shorthand and typing
necessary. HU. $3.50. 30
NURSE HOUSEKEEPER. white, in
home of employed woman. Only
other occupant mother, convalescing
from broken hip. Live in, pvt. rm.
Gal Gall Sat- Sat. or Sun, or after pm.
NURsEMAiD, for sh-yr. old. must
live in; apt, in GEORGETOWN. on 2
bus lines; other help empl. ,AD.
OFFICE ASSISTANT. for LIQUOR
required; starting salary, $35 per
week. Apply 10 am, WELTMAN'S.
INC, 3935 Minnesota ave. ne. --21
OFF. ASST. TYPIST; eye specialists
office; 5-day week; hours 9-5; write
stdtlns uual'' age, saidry. BOX 1oU-A'
PIANIST, singer, exper. tavern enter
tainer; one with personality: full or
part time. For appt. write Box 391-
PHOTO LAB. projection printer:
B.. W. or color exper., for color
Printon Lab. RA. 6311. 5-6 pm.
RECEPTIONIST. white, for large NV.
apartment building; 6-day week; 2
alternating shifts. $40 week. Agt
limit 25-40. Cali Mrs. Lewis. THE
WESTCHESTER, WO. 77OO. -22
SALESGIRL with toy shop exper.
preferred; Send all particulars to
SALESLADY WANTED. mature, ex-
perienced in department or speciality
store selling; THE CURTAIN &
AriinEton T Sa ia. SIS s.sssso unh'ia Sslke'
SALESLADIES, full time, exper.:
starting salary, $50 wk F. F.
WooLWoRTH, 5000 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1950-10-21

AUTOMOBILE statesmen. expert
enced. to sell the new 81 Hudson:
transp. furnished. highest comm
paid. 900 M st. Sc. TR. $500
Evening star., 1950-10-21
WALTER J: CAHILL. Attorney,

ny THE us1Er6 slfgF1 gfA4rs DISTRICT
Court for the District Of Columbia.
= George washington University.
Plaintiff. VS.. The Unknown Heirs.
Alienees and Devisees Of Uriah For
rest. John Hewitt. Trustee. Joseph
Brumley. Andrew Hoover. Jonah D.
Hoover, Andrew. P. Hoover. Lawson
Hoover. Defendants.-Civil Action
No $500 -50.-ORDER PUBLICA-
TION,-The object of this suit is
to establish of record by adverse
possession the title of the plaintiff
to part of Original Lot Z in Square
119. more fully described in the
Complaint On motion of plaintiff
1t is this 18th day OF october. 1850.
ordered that the defendants the
unknown heirs. alienees and devisees
of Uriah Forrest. John Hewitt. Trus-
tee Joseph Brumley. Andrew Hoover.
Jonah D. Hoover. Andrew p. Hoover.
and Lawson Hoover cause their
appearance to be entered herein on
or before the first day occurring one
month after the day of the first
publication hereof. otherwise the
cause will be PROCEEDED with as in
case Of default. Provided a copy of
this order be published once week
for three successive weeks in the
Washington Law Reporter and The
Evening Star. good cause having
been shown why longer publication
is unnecessary. (S) ALEXANDER
i COPY. Test: Harry IdsFsi NJ sfn1iI HULL. clerk.
By HELEN F. STRAUSS. Deputy
Clerk OCT 1421
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AUTO Statesmen

We need 3 aggressive new car sales
men to complete our sales force for
one of the largest Ford dealers in
the district. Write qualifications,
age and exp. Box 231-A, Star.
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BAKER, clean, sober. small retail
shop; day work References re-
CURED, Boy 126-C. Star -22
retail: Silver Spring;
excellent working conditions, steady
c2~y 90
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HELP MEN

PLUMBERS HELPER, for jobbing
and remodeling work. Apply 1912
Ga. ave. NV. -2l
PORTER. colored. for beauty salon:
D. C. drivers permit: must have
local letters Of ref. EMILE. 1921
Conn ave
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ASSISTANT CREDIT
COLLECTION MGR.

One who is experienced in collecting
iinstallment accounts by telephone;
TOP salary: permanent; vacation
JEWELRY CO. 635 + st. NV. @2s
JANIToR---Must be ex-
perienced with knowledge of switch
children. Cali RE. 2Ses. -21
AUTO BODY MEN te), 1st-class men;
good pay, plenty of work See Mr.
Bannister, HILL & TIBBETTS. liza
Vermont ave. NV. phone Ma. $3.50.
AUTOMOBILE BODY SHOP MANA
ger-If you are now working here
is your opportunity to make q
change for the better. We need a
man that Is capable of managing
high class large shop; good salary
and commission Address Box 426-T,
Star furnishing details as to pre-
yious experience. age and aualifica-
AUTO BODY MAN - Must be 1st
class: have tools: top salary. Apply
MR.. TOLSON, 1241 9th st. ne. -21
AUTO BRAKE MECHANIC and help
sr' young. white, energetic. 903
AHTomoTivE 9 q a,Ti MAcH1N1sr s oppor-
motive machinist, in established local
automotive parts firm; will have full
charge Of all shop activities. Box
1S5-D. Star -22
AUTO MECH, young man, evper.
5000 basis, guar minimum $50
PERRINE BROTHERS. INC. AL
AUTO MECHANIC. 1st-class; salary
open; general work. Also body man
helper. Call ST. 9319 or inquire
at 412 18th st. s.w. -22
AUTO MECHANIC-Oppo for
experienced man; modern shop: SIS
per week, 5k days. REDS KAISER
FRAZER DEALER. "a H st. ne.
AUTO MECHANIC-opportunity TO,
2; steady employment, high earnings
to good men. Health insurance
profit sharing plan, congenial sur
roundings. Completely modern shop
Every type of equipment. Chance
for promotion. Washington's Oldest
and largest Dodge-Plymouth dealer
ship. TREW MOTOR CO. Phone
Mr.. Buete. service mgr. DE. 1910
Afro MECHANICs-Liberal suaran-
tee; average $75 to $100 weekly,
WooDLAWN SERVICE, 1929 N
Washington blvd, Arlington.
Evening star., 1950-10-21
JANITOR

The Star has an opening for . colored
janitor who is 1886 years of age,
physical exam; the applicant Sc
lected will work day hours while
being trained, and will be trans
ferred to the night janitor force
after a months time. Apply per-
sonnel. Room sos. Open weekdays.
S:3o-5; Sat-. 81. No phone calls.
Evening star., 1950-10-21

Due to the great response we have
from our TV show we have more
clients than our present organiza-
tion can handle. II you want to
earn the big money. call Mr.. Styron
ALLEN REALTY, FA. 44OO
Evening star., 1950-10-21
HELP MEN.

have 2 openings in
our sales force, one In Arlington and
Falls Church, one in D. c.; starting
salary 5000 per mo-, car and ex-
penses. Apply STANDARD COFFEE
co, 1109 Mt. olivet I'd. ne, 8 to
10 am pa
Evening star., 1950-10-21
LEGAL NOTICES (cont.)
DANIEL J. ANDERSEN, Attorney,
s45 Shoreham Bldg.
Filed Oct. 5, 1850. Harry NJ. Hull,

Clerk.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
Court for the District of Columbia
FOREST R. MOULTON, Plaintiff vs.
ALICIA PRATT MOULTON, Defend
ant.-Civil Action No. 24SS-50.-The
object Of this suit is to obtain an ab-
solute divorce by the plaintiff from
the defendant on grounds of volun-
tary separation from bed and board
for five consecutive years without CO.
habitation. On motion OF the plaintiff
1t is this 9th day of October, 1850,
ordered that the defendant Alicia
Pratt Moulton cause her appearance
to be entered herein on or before
the fortieth day, exclusive of Sum-
days and legal holidays. occurring
after the day of the first publication
of this order; otherwise the cause
will be proceeded with as in case
OF default. Provided, copy of
this order be published once q week
for three successive weeks in the
Washington Law Reporter. and The
Washington star AL before said
Judge. (Seal) Attest: HARRY
A. HULL, Clerk. BY HELEN r.
GTRAUSS, Deputy Clerk oc7l4
Evening star., 1950-10-21
LEGAL NOTICES
WALTER G. M. FIELDS, Attorney,
Continental Building.

Continental Building.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia. Holding
Probate Court.-No. 76201, Admin
istration.-This is to Give Notice:
That the subscriber. Of the State OF
Maryland. has obtained from the
Probate Court Of the District of Co
lumbia. Letters of Administration on
the estate of Austin Smith Donald
son. late of the District of Columbia.
deceased. All persons havina claims
against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof. legally authen-
ticated. to the subscriber. on or be-
fore the goth day of March. AID.
1851: otherwise they may by law be
excluded from all benefit of said es-
tate. Given under my hand this
goth day of September. 1850. AD-
ELAIDE P. DONALDSON. "a Pros
pect Street. Kensington. Md. (Seal)
Attest: MELVIN ]. MARQUES, Dep
uty REGISTER of Wills for the District
Of Columbia. Clerk of the Probate
Court. oc14.21,2S
Evening star., 1950-10-21
BAKER, clean,

AUTO UPHOLSTERY HELPER. exper.
in seat cover INSTALLATION: good op-
portunity. SILVER SPRING TIRE
CORP. 5000 Ga. ave SH. T73S.
Evening star., 1950-10-21

Gus company dement's. Open 500 &
weekdays and 81 on Saturdays.
THE EVENING STAR
CLERKS (white). permanent; also a
lew temporary openings; excel. sur
ing salary ST $50 tS36.sS wkiy.j !;
good opportunity to advance; lib
Is to 35; personal interviews, 9
am. to $3.50 pm. (closed Saturday Z;
personnel office, NATIONAL GEO.
GRAPHIC SOCIETY. 3rd and r sts.
ne; Do not phone. ga
CLERK, white only, in dry cleaning
conditions; references required. Ap-
ply 1109l2 Mt. Olivet I'd. ne. ga
CLERK -TELEPHONE OPERATOR foI
apt. bldg; attractive hours and
salary sal Ssoo Call MR.. wH1TcoMB at
cIERK-SsSTiENoGRApHER RSSi for insur.
nn ance oftice. Call MR.. DEENIHAN
cIERk-TYp1sr ii; iGHi for ONCE of 1Is tsle-
vision service company; 5-day week;
experience helpful. HU. s93l.
cLERK-TYPIsT. with knowledge OF
starting sal. excel. Chance for sad ad.
yaneement, yane HOMER OPTICAL co,
CLERK-TYPIST NE. Section -
Branch office of national organiza-
paid vacation, free life and hos
pitalization insurance. 5-day. 40
hour work week. Ages Is to 35.
Salary open. For interview, apply
335 18th st. ne. 9 to pm.
white. preferably
with knowledge, of shorthand; 40
Call MIR. IRVING. LA. $500.
CLERK-TYPIsT, exerienced; general
ofice work. 5-day. 40-hr. wk.; good
starting salary. Apply MONOGRAM
PICTURES CORP. 922 N. ]. ave.
CLERK-TYPIsT, S45 weekly; 5-day
week. permanent position. Apply
H. ABRAMSoN CO.. 1882 7th st.
CLERK-TYPIsT and girl to che check
credit; experienced; excel. salary for
NtNaF TlE5s ElFls Apply soda IN PEI GULF
CLERK-TYPisT. Is to IS; pleasant
working conditions; company bene-
fits: FRANC JEWELRY CO.. 1925
cIERK.TYp1sr { r II: - THE EVENING
STAR has immediate openings for
clerk-typist. See our larger ad
under AD-TAKERS for further infor-
CLERK -TYPIsT. general office work
including typing. filing. operating
switchboard; accuracy with figures
essential; downtown ins. agency
$3.50 to B. 5-day week; S175 per mo.
to start. Give brief outline of edu-
cation and experience. Box 1S7-D,
Star. go
Evening star., 1950-10-21

UNIFORM STORE
concourse. Peptason Bldg.
TELEvIsION APPLIANCE salesman.
Terrific opportunity for go-getter;
local references and experience nec-
essary. Join the most progressive
company in town. Box 48S-A. Star.
TELEyIsIoN sERvICEMAN with car;
excellent opport. for right man
Apply 1911 Nichols ave. Sc.
TEIEvISION SERVICE MAN wanted;
experienced; car unnecessary. Apply
in person. BILLINGS TELEvISION
TELEvisioN SERVICE man with car;
experienced only; top salary plus
ENGINEERING CO.. HU. sesi.
Tn.5v1s,os n.1 ,;.o' ,,.sa AND RAJ RADIO service.
cRAnER. ZINC INC. ai5o wis, hn aves eelnCR. nR.
TELEvIs1oN OUTSIDE service man.
SSANRoIa's' Ss4s ~ 'oasI ais H st. NV. NE.
TEiEv1sitoSN i21Sl ossai AND RADIO REPAIR
man, experienced. Good pay and
sood hours. 1910 18th st. ne. LA.
TV SALESMAN. neat. honest. capable.
MavIGaR rST spHsin1Went TN fAE phone NO. Sa ss5s.
TlMEkEEPER, experienced construc-
tion work; must have car. Ex. 4430.
TIMERS AND TIMERS HELPERS
men for. outside work. gutter,
ROOFING CO.. 1880 woodbury. DR..
Takoma Park. Md. -23
TIMERS HELPER-Apply FARRAN
BROS. $50 10th st. ne, 4 to s
TRAsH-TRUCK DRIVERS wanted.
appiy aiah q gno ~ Delaware ave- s:ws4 at
TREE EXPERTS Exp - Competent NIn men
rRGck R DsTSEkm1n sTsf and sundsz Tisin,ty &
Falls Church; reference required;
TRI}ck PhGGs " nkryssS $7sS24 F., - ,.n; RI e..
isF pm inD'isi Mr. SipwEI1 efE5 Ell '4&4 4ss sateF
USED CAR sALESMAN-Permanent
connection. salary and commission.
await man who can qualify. Must
be experienced, sober and indus
Moroa sss VI 4 Co. s'1Rss met Eos ia aesS Spps
UsHEaRs. ISL RS men, Is to ae: full MIa or Bart
time. Apply in the lobby, CAPITOL
THEATER, 1925 F st. NV. 81
BOY, white, 1s. for work in dupli-
eating cat Nh shop; iog must have drivers per-
BOYS. Owe; Over 'G.' Is. with bicycles. and
men, 1s or over. with motor scooters.
Apply WESTERN UNION. 70s 14th
st. NV. "a
MAN for theater manager. Expert
ence not necessary. but valuable.
NJ Mqs WEEKS nsys eaT saens sas5y a5
MAN. colored, with grocery experience
to work in grocery store; reference
any Ssasa gh siiasi fas seane 5sa eppSs ss
Silver Spring. Md. 80
MAN-With some knowledge of cleo
tronics for position servicing cleo
trio organs; permanent; salary and
ear car allowance. Write Box 234-T,
MAN. colored, to work on garbage
and furniture. Call TW. 1920. -22
MAN. 25-40. with bookkeeping ex-
payroll clerk in large. well-estab-
lished wholesale house; excellent op-
portunity for honest, sober and am
bilious worker. Write, giving full
qualifications and education in first
MAN. colored. % to 35. for per-
manent position in stock room;
must be high school graduate
Starting salary approx. S43 weekly,
5h-day week. Box 121-C, Star. 22'
serving bottle beer and wine only
Middle-aged man with excellent
character references preferred.
Apply SHIRLINGTON DELICA-
M MTESSEN. SSGNn. 4015 2sth St, Arl.. Va.
MAN WITH CAR-Apply 37o7 Geor-
gia ave. NV al
Evening star., 1950-10-21
ROUTE statesmen

ROUTE SUPERVISOR
Opening with lge linen supply CO,
established in Washington over 45
yrs; for man. white. between 25 and
40. Must have route supervisory ex-
perience. good references and know
washington and Metropolitan Area.
This Is permanent position, with
good starting salary for right man.
Apply between 8 and s to MT,
Towles
National Laundry Co., Inc.
22-3l Pierce st NV 30
Evening star., 1950-10-21
HELP MEN tcont.)

local automotive firm: good work
ing conditions; 40-hour week. Ap-
ply between S:30 and 5:15. HUD-
SON SALES CORP, 1913 18th st
Afro PARTS COUNTER MAN. ex-
perIenced in GIN parts preferred
but not necessary; 5ha-day week.
See Mr.. Pestell at H. j. BROWN
PONTIAC, INC. 1850 Wilson blvd,
Arlington. Va. "a
AUTO PARTS MAN, exp in GIN parts
preferred; disqualification. group in
fSrapee tcn rryas yaeatlSns With pay c,1 See
4O1 Fla ave ne AT 1000
Evening star., 1950-10-21
statesmen WANTED

We have openings for several above
terested in making better-than-
average earnings, with an assured
future, We believe that we can offer
an outstanding opportunity.
We will furnish new car demons
traitor, one Of the most liberal COM
excellent opportunities for advance
ment. A profit-sharing retirement
plan. Group health, accident, sick
ness and hospital insurance. We
are only interested In the man who
is ambitious. aggressive. and wants
more than q living for himself and
family.
Prefer men with experience, however,
can furnish training and assistance,
to an individual who can qualify.
Call in person Saturday or Mon,
Oct. Fl or 20. 8 am. to 6 pm. See
Mr.. Saville. Night appointment can
Old Dominion Motors,
Inc.
833 No. Pitt. Alexandria, Va. 80
statesmen
National organization can place
qualified man. over 80, as perma-
ed territory; prior sales experience
not required as systematic training
program provides immediate earn
lngS; age no barrier; non-seasonal
income, repeat business, and not af-
fected by material shortages; car
required. Telephone MR.. SANDER
SON. SH. 5166. pa =
STATION ATTENDANT
White. exper.; opport. to earn $500
or more per mo-; uniforms and
laundry furnished HAYNES ESQ
SERVICE. 27OS Va. ave. NV. --22
SERVICE STATION attendant; night
and Sunday shift; full-time Job, for
sober and Industrious man. Call in
person at LINFOOT'S ESQ STA
TON, New Hampshire and M st. NV.
STA. ATTENDANT, white.
over 30; some exper. pref; must
have clean past record. Refs. Ii.
3-1203. go
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
White, age 30-4O. only Well-exp.
men on fabrication work need apply;
salary SO per day, plus comm. and
vacation. See MR.. BARRON, mgr ;,
Sunoco stn.. Wis. ave. and River I'd.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS,
must be experienced in fabrication;
risht nan asia coNNoRs a oiRSs%miss'ons iNc s7a e
sHoEMAkER, sll-around man; GOOD
pay, good hours. 922 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1950-10-21
CASHIER-TYPTST


With knowledge Of bookkeeping and
typing; between 21 and 35: at least
high school graduate; must be able
to give good attendance and to
pass physical examination; numer-
Gus company benefits Open S:3O-5
weekdays and 81 on Saturdays.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1950-10-21

Accountancy student preferred. Ex-
perienced not essential. Excellent
chance for advancement. Apply Mr..
MYrick, ISL I. ST n W 90
Evening star., 1950-10-21

and dependable, for
steady work with good pay. Report
to Mr.. Payne on Job. out Mass. ave
NV. " mile beyond District line to
Baltimore ave, right on Baltimore
ave. 2 block to Riley I'd and Job
GRUVER-COOLEY CONSTRUCTION
CO.. MA, 1887. -23
Evening star., 1950-10-21
CARPENTERS

CARPENTERS (10)
And foremen (3). Report to MR..
WHITE, 6S15 Conway dr., Alta Vista
ter, Bethesda, Md. -25
Evening star., 1950-10-21

DRIVERS FOR DIAMOND CABS
Reasonable rental rates. See Melvin
Herman, DIAMOND LOT. 1Ol NJ
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-05-15

Other attachments available for the No. 100 Combination
include and fourow listers deep ch attachment ctal
attachment and and ourrow knitting attachment for
cultvating lister crops. See your Dempster Dealer
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-05-15
Your Health
Tularemia Affects
Man, Animals
By DR.. HADLEIGH MARSH
Montana Research Laboratory


1T is PROBABLY a good thing
to remind people occasionally of
some of the diseases which man can
pick up from animals, either wild or
domestic. One of these is the disease
known as tularemia, sometimes
called rabbit fever or deer-fly fever.
Tularemia is bacterial infection,
causing fever, headache, nausea,
swollen glands and weakness. The
symptoms last about three weeks,
and then it takes two or three months
to get back to normal. The infection
in man usually results from handling
infected animals, but some cases de-
velop as the result of tick bites or
deer fly bites.
Affects Rabbits Chiefly
The animals most often affected
are the cottontail rabbit, the jack
ribbit and the snowshoe rabbit. In
addition to the rabbits, tularenia
has been found in ground squirrels,
prairie dogs, field mice, beaver,
muskrat, ground hogs, coyotes, foxes,
deer and game birds such as the blue
grouse, the sharp-tailed grouse, and
the sage hen. Among domestic ami
mails, tularemia has been seen in
sheep, hogs, cats and dogs.
Tularemia is probably responsible
for many of the low swings in the
cycles of abundance of rabbits and
of grouse, and possibly some of the
rodents. When rabbits are dying of
tularemia, the wood ticks on the rab-
bits become infected and may carry
the infection to sheep and sometimes
to people.
Streams Affected
In the last 10 years many dead
beaver have been found in streams
in several different areas in Mon
tana, including the Little Big Horn
river, the Musselshell river, the Gal
latin river, the Beaverhead river,
Madison river and several smaller
streams. These beaver were killed
by tularemia, and it has been found
that the water of the streams in
which the beaver died is infected
with tularemia organisms. In few
cases, the infection has been found in
sources of drinking water, which ha:
probably been responsible for some
cases of sickness in man.
AS tularemia infection takes place
in man quite readily through tn,
skin, especially if there are scratches
or abrasions, hunters and other
should avoid handling any sick-look
ing rabbits or ground squirrels. Il
fact, it would be smart to use rubbe
gloves in skinning any rabbit, as on
cannot know when he might NEE
an infected rabbit. Thorough cookin
destroys the infection.
Dead beaver or muskrat should no
be handled, and one should avoi
using water from streams where sue
animals may have died.
Ticks Carry TO Sheep
Sheepmen should remember tha
curing the WOOD tlcK season Snee
sometimes become infected wit
tularemia through tick bites, espe
cially where rabbits are dyin
Therefore, one should be careful
handling sick sheep, and should u:
gloves in skinning them.
In one outbreak in sheep, the ew,
did not die, but many lambs we
born dead, and the men could b
] e L II
Evening star., 1950-07-09
Religion
Reds Press Eastern Churches To Sian Stockholm Peace Plea

Eastern churches in countries +.
and eager to strengthen the in
ternational peace front"
AS the only major church body
in Hungary which has refused to
give its imprimatur to the Stock
holm appeal, the Roman Catholic
Church has continued to be ex-
coriated by Communist leaders for
its reputedly obstructive and un-
cooperative attitude.
A somewhat different situation
has developed in Poland, where
threats of new repressive measures
against the Catholic Church led
the Polish hierarchy to indorse
the appeal, although in more or
less oblique manner.
Press Cited.
This was after Communist
newspapers had complained bit
terly that mot a single Polish
bishop" officially had approved
the appeal.
Polish sources in London
charged that secret police had
been interrogating priests on their
attitude toward the Stockholm
appeal and large numbers" of
those known to be opposed to the
Communist regime had been
arrested.
In forcing a grudging indorse-
ment from the, Polish bishops.
the Communists appear to have
scored a victory of dubious value.
In VIENNA early last month,
Protestant and Roman Catholic
Evening star., 1950-07-09

authorities Joined in warning
their followers against lending
their signatures to the Stockholm
appeal.
T French Voice Disapproval.
In France recently the Synod
of the French Reformed Church
expressed official disapproval of
"a reformed pastors and theo-
logians who signed the appeal on
the ground, as they later claimed,
that it was IAN extremely impor-
tant effort to maintain peace"
A strong reputation of the
Stockholm appeal was made last
month by Pax Romano, interna-