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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-05
Ma Slet do New Yorku
dne 2. ~cervence.
(Tiskova sluzba Sletoveho W.
boru SLOW. Tel. Jednoty Sokol)

N11 - oAO OAA
Ia 2 mes1ce sc Dude konat
XII. Slet SLOW. Sokolstva v me
ste New Yorku. Bude to v ne
deli. dine 2. cervence, v prostran
ne dvorane Zbrojnice II. PEST
no pluku ma "a. ulici a Park
Ave-. New York, N. Y. Zaca-
tex Dude We 3 hodiny odpol.
Ma slete vystoup1 cvicenci STJ
Sokol, T. J./Sokol, D. A. Sokol
a Sokol-Orla Cvicenci seidou
Sc z cele krajanske Ameriky.
Program Dude pozdstavat z
IL telocvicnych c1sel, zvlast-
mich vystoupenl a Besedy. Tez
promluvi vyznamnf americtl
cinitele a budou pozvani vyni-
kaifcf Americana, ably nell pf1-
lezitost shlednout, co Sokolstvo
znamena a co Sokolstvo kona.
We ctvrtek. dine 20. cervna
zacnou zavody. ktere potrvajl
do soboty. Zavody Sc budou
konat v T. J. Sokolovne a v
Central Parku. V sobotu, dine
1. cervence v 1880 vecer Dude
sc konat slavnostn1 Academic,
ma ktere vystoupf zupn1 Getty Sc
zvlastnfmi c1sly. Vstupne ma
Akademii je S1.OO, ma slet $1.25
az $500, take 81 m1zete Wy
brat m1sto, Jake 81 budete prat.
Mnoha mesta chystaj1 zaJez-
dy ma tento slet. Nektere sbo-
ry pTipravujf zajezdy autobu-
sy, jine vlakem. Obratlte-li Sc
ma nejblizsf mfstnf sokolsky
shor, dostane Sc yam jiste vsech
zadanych informacf. V New
Yorku jiz pracujf vybory, KITE
re budou postupne informovat
veTejnost O praci, ktera byla.
vykonana a o podrobnostech,
ktere budou vefejnost zaJlmat.
Rovnez vstupenky budou dany
jiz do pTedprodeje. Vybor jiz
rozeslal lfstky ma jednotlive So
kolske sbory a v nejblizs1 dobe
budou k dostan1 take jiz v New
Yorku. V kratke dobe Dude
zTizena sletova kancelar, ma
kterou sc Dude moci krajanska
veTejonst obratit o informace a
O pomoc.
Jest vsak velmi nutno, ably
nase krajanska verejnost liz n.y.
nj pamatovala ma tetno den, a
by ma 2. cervence 81 nikdo z mas
nesmlouval zadne jine podniky
a zavazky a tedy poc1tal s ur-
citost1 s tim, re pdjde ma So
kolsky slet.
Jak je vsem jiste znamo,
isou sokolske slety krasnymi a
representative podniky. Ne
|jen re mas prodchnou novym
sebevedom1m, ale vykonajf pro
mas mnoho propagacn1 prace.
Je proto nutno, ably Sc sletu z1-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-05
Jubilejni rok T. ]. Sokol
Detroit. Mich.

Rok 1860 je jubilejnf pro T.
j. Sokol Detroit, neb Sokol ten
to byl zalozen r. 1875. Plano
vany jsou akce ku vyzdvizenl
ddleziteho iubilea sokolske jed
noty pc cely rok S velkou osla-
YOU pfi Akademii 3. prosince.
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Subscription $3.50 per Annum.
MiStni ZprdVy.
VYroCi snatku.

Znami krajane a odberatele
"Telegrafu" p. a pi. Josef a
Marie Peroutka, 27O4 E. Biddle
st. oslav1 v kruhu rodinnem S
dftkami a vnoucaty svoje 45ti-
let6 vyroc1 snatku Ultra V sobo-
tn, dine 6. kvetna. Manzele Pc
routkovi mali tri d1tky: Annu,
Josefa a Mari.
l my pfejeme manzelGm Pc
routkovym hodne zdrav1cka a
spokojenosti a volame Jim
"Mnogaja Ljeta!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-05
Sbor Ctilada-Jaromira els. IS
J. &. d. a p.

poTada Karetnf Vecfrek tuto
sobotu, 6. kvetna V 8 hodin We
Ger We Skole Aug. Hermana.
Sestry dostavte Sc a pfivedte
sv6 znam6. Darky budou S ra-
dosti pTfjmuty a kvitovany.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-05
Pan GEORGE p.

Pan GEORGE P.
kandidat demokraticke nomi-
mace Ia guvernera Dude dnes
vecer host-recnik pri pravidel-
ne schGzi |. Ces. Dem. Klubu
z. wardy, 838 N. Chester St.
PTedseda klubu je znamy
mlady kajan p. John w. Wallis,
Glen Domu ZastupcG "a 2. dis
trikt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-05
Zdravy Mailed.

On: "Pral bych 81 Ia man.
zelku zenu zkuSenou."
Ona: "Tak 81 vemte tedy
vdovu!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-05
Sokolsky Zajezd
ma Americky Zapad.
(Tiskova sluzba Zajezdoveho
Vyboru Americke Sok. Obce.)

Vyboru Americke Sok. Obce.)
Stacila zminka V naSich ca
sopisech, re Sokolstvo u pT1le-
zitosti sletu zupy Pacificke v
Los Angeles uspoTada cestu ma
zapad, a jiz dochazf Tada do
pisG O 1casti ma teto vyprave.
Je velky zajem O tuto peclive
vyplanovanou cestu do zajfma-
vych kraft, ktere kazdym ro-
KEN vab1 deseti-tis1ce lid1. Svo-
il pfirodn1 krasou, svymi ma
svete jedinecnymi 1tvary, i svo-
j historic. A take zivotem, KITE
rym nesou sc jejich dny.
Vyprava, jak jsme jiz ozna-
mill, vyjede z Chicago v sobo-
tn, %. cervence We 1901 pc
poledni. V 1tery, 25. cervence
v $50 rano dojede do Lamy,
Move Mexiko, kdyz pred tim
liz zajela do Colorado Springs
a prohledla malebne hory V O.
kolf tohoto mesta. Hory, KITE
rym vevodi Pixies Peak, nejzna-
meisf bora v Americe. Costa k
vrcholi teto hory vede az do
vyse IA, 100 stop mad moTskou
hladinu.
Vyprava zustane We spacich
vozech do sedmi hodin rano a v
busech dojede do hotelu La
Fonda ma snidani. Pc snfdani
pojede pc proslulych indian
skych cestach k indianskEm
domov1m "Tosuque Indian
Pueblo. Zde, mezi indiany,
pTistrojenymi v jejich barev-
nych uborech, ztravf 1castnlci
p6sobive chv1le prohl1dkou
zvlastn1ch domovG (abode pue-
blos) z hlfny jake vcel1 lily for
movanych. V techto domovech
zdstavaif jejich domac1 mali
tele. Pc prohl1dce Tesuque
navrat ku zajfmave proj1zdce
starym mestem Santa Fe, Cd
hadovanym "a nejv1ce cizinec-
Ike mesto Americe. Zde uvidl
staletf starry palac guvernerd
palace of Governors), starou
kathedralu, museum a uchvat-
ne ulice a budOvy tohOtO histO-
rickeho mesta, ktere datuje
svdj wink v stolet1ch pred tim,
nez Kolumbus objevil Novy
Svet.
Pc bed6, opet v hotelu La
Fonda costa v buse do Lamy a
30 nastoupen1 do vlaku costa
dale, tentokrate ku Grand Can
yon. K tomuto dame svoji po-
zornost prfste.
Je-li YAM trochu mono jed
tie Sc sokolskou vypravou ma "a
pad. Bude Yam u ~prostfedi
SokolG a jejich pfatel dobfe a
veselo. V pf1jemnem vzpoml-
mani Yam costa tato pax ZGsta-
ne v mysl1ch pc vsechny Vase
dny.
Ucastnlci zakonc1 svoje puto-
.van1 opet v Chicago. v nedell,
6. srpna We 200 bod. odpol.
Letak O vyprave jde tyto
dny do tisku. PiSte ma:
Zaiezdovy Vybor
Americke Sokolske Oboe
2345 S. Kedzie Avenue
Chicago %, Illinois
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-05

Baltimorske Sokolske Sbory
oznamuj1, re posledn1
KARETNf ZABAVA
teto seZony sc Dude kOnati
" sobotu, dine Is. kvetna
" Ceske Skole.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1950-11-30

Robert Chichester and Mrs. I'D
ward snowdcn are having a show.
or far her ~ Oatland
Douglas Whitiuck and Mahlon
kirk. ~ are on a hunting trip in
Georgia and Florida.
Alban BROOKE nas returned to
The Citadel. Charleston. s. G. after
spending the holidays with his par
tnts. Mr. and Mrs, Alan Brooke
On Bachelors Forest Road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Warfield
Williams and Miss Edith Williams
entertained about twenty at bus-
ict supper on Saturday evening ex-
pecting 10 take their guests 10 the
square dance IN Chevy Chase given
hy Mr.. and Mrs. X. $. Boardman
and Com. and Mrs, Charles T..
Brush. On account of the inclement
weather. the square dance vas
postponed and the guests remained
az the Log Cabin.
DR.. and Mrs. Thomas n. Ladson,
Jr. had as their guests for Thanks
giving dinner Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erie L. Thomas. Miss Cornelia
Thomas and Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Bentley. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Lad
son spent Thanksgiving with Mrs.
Ladson's mothers Mrs. MeGill OF
Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. William u. Hart
shorne Of Gettysburg spent the
Montgomery County sentinel., 1950-11-30

DO not forget Donation Day AZ
the Montgomery County General
Hospital on Saturday. December
2 from 2 70 5P VI.
Mr.. and Mrs William W. Moore
and Miss Dorothy wetherald held
their annual Thanksgiving family
reunion AT Plainfield. Mr. and Mrs.
Harry wethcrald came from Buff
faio. ". Y.. Mr.. and Mrs, Robert
We;hefald from Narbcrth, Pa,
and Mr.. Stanley Wetherald and
his two sons. Morev and Dickie
from Fanwood. N. J. On Thanks
giving Day they were joined BY
Mr.. and Mrs. Brook Moore. Mr..
and Mrs. Stanley Moore, and Mrs.
Robert Moore Of Huntington. Va.
Recent visitors at oatland with
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Chichester
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick klu-
tey and their daughter. Anne. and
son, Frederick, Jr. from Whining
Nnfif hNlt
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Gartrell
have returned from trip to the
West Coast.
Invitations have peen received to
the marriage Of Miss Joanne Lois
Grey TO Josiah Jones Gilpin on
Wednesday. December l3 at 81.
Johns Episcopal Church, Olney.
On Sunday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Franklin Sharpless and Mr.. AND
Mrs. Franklin Riggs entertained
at a buffet supper for Miss Grey
and MIR. Gilpin. Their guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Ligon, Dr.
and Mrs. Thomas A. Ladson, Jr.'
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Stin-
son, Nv. On Tuesday, November
2s, Mrs. Charles Grey had a show
or for Miss Grey at the Commun-
ity House and on December 6, Mrs
Montgomery County sentinel., 1950-11-30

week end with Mr. and Mrs. ?.
Garland figon
NJ and Mrs. Herbers q. stablcr
have returned from Southern
trip. Mr. stAhlcr u q patient At
the Montgomery County General
Hospital.
Thomas fallowell spent The hali.
davs with Ms mother. Mrs Francis
" ftaliowell AZ West Cedars.
Mr. and Mrs a. Douglas Far.
ouhar had with them for The
thanksgiving holiday, their daush-
Ter Anne. and Molly Wood Of
Cleveland, Ohio. who are studeui
AZ HoIllns College Also MartlN
Little u Cleveland. who attends
the University u Virginia. and
Byron Forbush % Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Aahelman
and family Of Swarthmore, Pa. are
now making their home at Cier.
mont, the Hutton home near Brink.
low.
Miss Alice Farquhar has left for
an extended stay with her brother
Harry Farquhar In S. Petersburg
Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brook Moore en-
tcrtained at buffet supper on
Sunday evening for Mrs Moore's
cousin. Mrs. Lillian oliver Reed Of
Sylvania, Ca. who Is their house
guest. Those who enjoyed the eve
ming were Mr.. end Mrs. Robert
Miller. DR.. and Mrs. Thomas A.
s.adson. Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
w. Williams. DR.. and Mrs. George
Coffee and Mr.. and Mrs. Brooke
Farquhar. III.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1950-11-30
Mrs James Schroeder

With many things 10 be- thank
ful for. the local folks gathered in
family groups for elaborate
Thanksgiving dinners in this land
6f plenty. Some Of the residents
spent the time away. many being
caught in the billiards of the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs George Darby
spent the time in North East with
her mother. Mrs. Davis. Their son.
George. Jr.. had been visiting his
Montgomery County sentinel., 1950-11-30

green pepper. Cook over low heat
until lightly Drowned. Add 1is
cups green beans, cut in inch
pieces, / u cups diced carrots, /
cup diced potatoes, cups water,
z tsps. salt, Z tsp. pepper. Cook
until vegetables are tender (about
10 MINI: Add / can (l4ia oz.)
White House Evaporated MIX.
Heat. Serves 6.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1950-11-30
GAlTHERSBURG
HIGH SCHOOL

Senior Thelma Galloway was
crowned Queen Of the Sea" at the
gala Neptune's Ball held on We'd
nesday, November %.
The blue Notes" supplied the
music for the occasion and radio
personality Chuck Dulane offieiat-
ed at the browning. Those who
we're chosen for the Queens court
we're: Betty Lou Schumacher, 7th;
Doris Poole, sth; Ann Linthlcum'
eth; Nancy Woodfield, 10th; Irene
Creggar. llth; and Joan Plummer'
18th.
joyce Riggs, president of the
student council, Is attending the
2ath annual National all CLUB
Congress at Chicago, along with
other outstanding Maryland 4
Hers. Joyce received the honor as
state representative from her
work In dairy showmansbip.
On Monday, officers from the
Inter.Hlgh Council visited Blair
with the purpose Of passing their
approval on the travelling display
which Is at the school.
This display shows how the stu
deut councils Of the county fune'
tlon, and win be eireulated among
the schools OF this area,
Graduation announcements ana
name cards were recently ordered
| bY the Senior Glass from MorrilIt
Inc. OF West Virginia,
The announcements are to bo u
the traditional style, Name eard'
are also expected to arrive In the
near future,
Montgomery County sentinel., 1950-11-30
DAIRY EQUIPMENT

Two unit Mccormick Deering Mixer complete with
pressor aud extra Stainless Steel pals can lnternat
MIX Cooler; New Wilson Water Heater; milk cans, p
rubber tire feed cart; l6 Hudson Stanehionsi drinking
and g gutter drains--new, never installed
Montgomery County sentinel., 1950-11-30

Especially recommended to give
your meals extra taste appeal and
food value is White House Evapo-
rated Milk, sold only at A&P. You
can't buy better! Use II in this
appet'te-appealing way :.
VEGETABLE CHOwDER. Dice q
ID, salt pork or bacon; fry lightly;
add l cup sliced onions, diced
Montgomery County sentinel., 1950-11-30
Gsi,hersburs liz

grandmother for several weeks. but
returned homo with his parents and
baby brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. n. Hurley and
son. Bill Hurley were in Radford.
Va. for the holiday Their hosts
were Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Spicrs
u that town. whose baby daughter.
sherry Ann was christoned on
Sunday. Bill Hurley was godfather
for his little niece.
Lclrnd Howard Of Henderson,
Montgomery County sentinel., 1950-11-30

phlllp Etchlaon who IL attending
North Carolina state epent the re-
cent holiday with his grandmother'
Mrs, Edith Engle, On Sunday MIRA
Enslc'u slater, Miaa Alva Williams,
and brother Allie Williams spent
tho day with her, returning hat
nlpht 10 their homo AZ Relay
MIR, and Mrs, Erncat hcalle en-
icrtalned their family Nt dinner on
Thanksgiving Day Present were
Mr., and Mrs, Francis llealle aud
daughter reggy, and Mra, Erneu,
neale and daughters SuAan ana
Ioanne Of Arllngt0nl Mr. and MIRA
Vincent nealle and Judy and Lynn
az Hyaltavllle, Mr. and Mrs. Av'
brey neallc and son Garry OF Rock,
vile and Mr, and Mrs, RlehAvd
Frye and pohs Ronny and Larry
Mira, George Young has ust re'
eelyed letter written 10 her ny
Jemea ErneAt Day, known 10 MS
many friends ~ lump' from
NehuetsIngen llellelhurg, uer'
many, Hump ID now stationed Nv
the Photo Man Aeetlpn and does
6N,ah and freehNnd drawings he
has been assigned 10 do Aome on
pIrtureA Gov the meAA hail. le
wll,ea that lie In Germany, M Tar
aa he Ia concerned, Ii 1905 better
than Il was the last time he wuu
ptatloned there, .,....,
Word has also been received
from phIlIp Watkins, " former
rtaldent here, that the Leyete, the
ahp ON which he h ntauohed' mas
heen attacked, but with small dam'
ase, lilo stated he was unable 70 see
the action slnee he was not 'top'
aides" ,,.A
Mira, virginia Darby entertained
far her daughter, Mary 10 on sat
urday, Mary 10, who was twelve
sxneeted 10 welcome her guehIa Ny
lthe llght OF kerosene Tampa, hut ~
the laat minute the current RETURN
ed "a (,ellheraburg 10 brighten the
evening for The Hueplu, Those prea'
eet were Helen Talbot, Judy
ilovle, Judy nernats, Angela Mar
eueelo, barbara Roland, hetly Lev
aud Ray bee AchumNcher' ulorlp
Harding, Alice llegerecn, Jahe'
! Hayes, and Patsy Hayward
Montgomery County sentinel., 1950-11-30

iai per cent rIae In tubelCulo'
ala Ia shown among Puerto ltlcAnu'
Montgomery County sentinel., 1950-11-30

Clark forueeA cut In rattle OF
nervlee, Infantry tOopa'
Montgomery County sentinel., 1950-11-30
PUBLIC SALE

pacontInulng daryng due 10 labor condlilona viii ue
ON my farm nj Mddebua, Carroll County, Maryland known
~ tho rrNnk ahaunh Farm" and later Aa the eeot Sehwara
FARM" bclng miles Nohwoat OF Union lrdHe, between
Union bridge and Deour aud ~ miles North OF Frcderlck
u Maryland, on N.N 'E
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-10-20
How to Obtain Either a New Ballot
or an Envelope or Both in Place
Of Either or Both Accidentally
DefaCed, MutiIated or Spoiled

Any person who shall by accident or mistake SPOIL
detace or mutate the ballot envelope on returning
the spoiled ballot or envelope to the Clerks of the Election
and satisfying them that such spoilng defacing or multi
auon was not Intentional shall receive another ballot or
envelope or both in place thereof
ANY person who shall be physically unable to prepare
or Iod MS or her ballot deposit the ballot in the enve
ope by reason OF defective eyesgh or the loss of the
use OF one or both hands, inability walk with safety
Wlnout assistance, manifesty renders him or her
unable to prepare fold his her ballot or deposit the
DaoT IN the envelope or to reach the polling place alone
into the election booth any eector or two electors
the nature of the disability manifesty requires more
nan one such as total disability to walk to the polling
district for the purpose of rendering the necessary a
SiStance to vote ~ V 90
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-10-20
How to Prepare the Ballots
for Voting:

After voter has obtained a ballot he or she shall
indicate his or her choice of candidates by marking the
ballot with black or indelibe pencil black crayon
This is to be done follows When an eector desires to
vote straight ticket that it to vote for all the candidates
OF party appearing in the party column the ballot
ne or she shall place mark X within the SQUARE
at the head OF the party column containing the names of
such candidates. In the that an eector does not
desire to vote for ali of the candidates whose names
IN any party column, he she shall place cross mark
or in the square at the left of the name of the cand
date for whom it desired to vote and he or she may also
scratch out the of the candidate for whom he or she
does not desire to VOTE
If the elector shall place the ballot cross mark
or * within the square containing party DESIGNATION
at he mead OF the column ne she shall be deemed to
nave voted for all the candidates whose names appear in
the column under such mark unless some name or names
snail be erased or unless in other column X" mark
snail have been placed in the square the left of the name
OF some other candidate for the same office
When the voter shall have mark against two or
more names for the office the voter shall be deemed
TO have voted for Them and the ballot shall NOT be
counted for either candidate but shall be counted for such
other candidates it the evident intention of the voter
TO vote for
If any name be written on any ballot the
ballot shall be void and not counted.
When the eectOr shall have made mark in the square
at the left OF the name of person in the proper place
the ector shall be deemed have voted for that person
although said eectOr shall have omitted to erase or scratch
cut the naae printed in any other column for the same
Office
ballot put in without any shall not be counted
and ballot not marked at the top shall be counted only
Tor the person for whom the marks thereon applicable
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-10-20
INSTRUCTIONS
TO VOTERS
How to Obtain Ballot and
Envelope for Voting:

II snail be lawful for any voter to secure ballot at
any time from the Chairman of the varous noli+ica
ties or from any other whatsoever and to mark
the same at any time and at any place before voting the
same and to carry the ballot which has been marked o
the designated polling place in the election district of
which ne or she is registered and qualified voter and
there vote the said ballot
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-10-20
Revised Code of Delaware

-, 1916; Sec. 81. CLEAR SPACE OF THIRTY FEET
Al ENTRANCE OF POLLING PLACE; POSITION OF
CHAa4L1LENGERS; HOW VOTERS SHALL ENTER:
Fnn AFL 81 Ha G UNLAWFUL ENTRY ON THIRTY
ELECTION ROOM; MISDEMEANOR: PENALTY. ~
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-10-20
Deposit Of Ballot in Envelope

When an eecor is ready to VOTE the said eector shall
enter the passage and after being passed by the
chaengers shall be admitted to the election ROOM pro-
vded however there shall not be in the room at any time
more than voter for each booth therein exclusive of the
election officers On entering the the voter shall
announce his her to the Clerks of Election who
shall register it, and of the Clerks shall deliver to said
eector an envelope and ballot The voter may then and
without leaving the go alone into any of the booths
which may be unoccuped If said eector has already pro-
cured an Official Ballot and marked the same as he or she
desires to VOTE must be placed in the envelope or if
said elector has not already prepared the ballot he or
she may the handed him her by the Clerk After
having placed the ballot in the envelope the elector must
then deliver the to the Inspector to the Judge who
may be temporarily authorized act for the Inspector
The voter shall Immediately after voting leave the
room no voter to whom an envelope has been delivered
snail be permitted to leave the room without voting or re-
turning said envelope to the Clerk of Elections
Put one ballot in envelope; if it contains more
than ballot all ballots will be thrown ont and ~
vote will not be counted
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-05-01
Vaccination Can
Prevent Cholera

SPRING. IS USUALLY the begin
ming of the hog cholera season that
threatens to pull swine raisers into
a $3O,000,00O debt this year, reveals
Nels L. Dahlquist, assistant livestock
specialist of the Wyoming agricul-
tural extension service, in report
from the American Foundation for
Animal health.
Spring narrowing provides millions
of potential pig victims of the disease
potential but not actual, Dahlquist
points out. Something can be done
about the threat in the form of pro-
tective vaccination.
Two main ideas Figure in" for sue
cessful vaccination:
l. An examination of the animals
by the veterinarian before vaccinat-
ing.
However, if the pig has latent,
infection, is suffering from parasites,
or has been on an unbalanced ration,
it may develop an over-reaction to
vaccination. That's when point 2
comes in, Dahlquist says.
2. When complications are present,
a correct use of serum is important
to prevent or hold down such over
reactions.
The foundation points out that
these precautions may be as inn
portant as the vaccination itself in
helping to prevent cholera losses this
spring.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-05-01
Plan Farnnstead
Wiring Job

HOW GOOD is your farmstead
electric wiring job?
Only as good as the planning that
precedes it, the electrician who in
stalls it, the materials he uses and the
care you give it, asserts Morris
Whiteman, agricultural engineer of
the Wyoming agricultural extension
service.
Don't put all your chips on the
electric equipment alone, for it works
safely and well if it is installed prop
erly and operated as it should be.
Explaining, Whiteman points out
that small wires restrict the flow of
electricity, just as small pipes slow
up or resist the flow of water. The
larger the load of electricity line
must carry the larger the wires have
to be in order to carry it safely and
without too great loss of electric
power.
If the wire is too small, much cleo
tricity will be wasted as heat and
may result in serious fire, White
man warns.
Generally, the longer the circuit
the larger the wire required. How
ever, requirements for wire sizes diff
fer. A mo. 12'' wire may be used
with safety and economy in short
circuit, but may be entirely unsatis-
factory in a long circuit.
much wiring trouble can be
avoided if circuits are first planned
on paper" Whiteman points out.
Show your wiring contractor q
floor plan of the rooms in the house
and the layout of the outbuildings
Include facts about where you will
be using your various pieces OF
equipment