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Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-12-01
Veterinary
Fowl Cholera
In Turkeys
By J. W. Stafford, D.V.M.

1T HARDLY seems possible that
it is midway between the two hol-
iday seasons when the turkey,
proudly displayed on Grandma's
special platter, roasted to a beau
tiful tan and emitting those appe-
tite-increasing aromas, is the center
of attraction. All of the Thanks
giving liking of BIRDS are but a
pleasant memory of perhaps a
slightly oversatisfied appetite. In a
few weeks it is hoped that all of
these proud birds will meet the
same fate.
Greatest Heartbreaker
Just one of the hazards of rails
ing turkeys is fowl cholera, prob
ably the greatest heartbreaker of
all the turkey diseases because it
prefers to strike just about the time
the birds are ready for marketing.
1t has been said that this disease
is not much of problem in Mon
tana and Wyoming, but we recently
encountered two outbreaks in which
several hundred big, beautiful, fin
ished birds suddenly died; and it
was 50 close to the time when the
finished reward for a seasons hard
work was about to be received.
Fowl cholera is an acute disease
that strikes suddenly, most fire.
quently in birds nearing marketing
age. The mortality rate varies from
a few birds to over so per cent. 1t
is caused by bacteria called Pas
teurella multocida.
Where does this 'bug'' come
from? 1t seems than an adult ''car-
rier" IS most often responsible.
Chickens have been the source of
the disease in turkeys. Wild birds
have been carriers of the bacteria.
1t is highly possible that cattle may
carry the organism.
Symptoms
If the disease is acute, many birds
die without showing symptoms. A
few may linger on few days. Very
few birds recover unless treated
early. The symptoms resemble
fowl typhoid and fowl erysipelas.
The birds are listless, thirsty, lose
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-12-01

appetites and have a yellow watery
diarrhea. Their heads may be pur-
plish. Sometimes there is q gelatin
Gus exudate in the mouth and nos
trils. In the male the snood may
swell.
In the chronic form of the disease,
the legs may become paralyzed and
the legs may swell. If the organism
affects only the brain, the symp-
toms may be those of Newcastle dis
ease.
Fowl cholera usually runs its
course in about 10 days. If you
have an outbreak the first thing to
do is move the we'll birds away from
the sick ones, practice good sani-
tation and systematically Gull out
the sick birds as they show up.
Some of the sulfa drugs will help
reduce losses if given early enough.
The use of these sulfas is not with
out danger from toxic effects, SO
they should be given with great
care
Lab Diagnosis Necessary
Naturally, the final diagnosis
should be dependent upon the find
ings of laboratory because, as
stated before, the disease looks like
several other diseases of turkeys.
1t is essential that this be done to
determine correctly your course of
action and treatment. 1t is also inn
portant that a correct diagnosis be
made to determine methods to be
taken t6 prevent occurrences.
AS with most diseases, the old
proverb about an ounce of preven-
ton applies with fowl cholera.
These are some of the recommended
tions to assist in preventing fowl
cholera:
Sanitation and hygiene are pre-
requisites. Adult carriers" are re-
sponsible for yearly occurrences of
the disease. To avoid the carrier"
keep brooding units and growing
poults separate from adult flocks or
sell entire adult flocks before the
poults arrive. In some cases it may
be necessary to dispose all fowls
for a season.
Avoid buying adult stock; some
of these birds may be Carriers"
Keep turkeys isolated from chickens
and other fowl that might have
fowl cholera. Since. flies may carry
the germ, promptly burn all birds
that die or put them in well-cov-
cred disposal pits.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-12-01

Eosyto-give effective with once-o-doy treatment osons
SHIPPING FEVER FOOT ROT CALF DIPHTHERIA ACUTE
MAsTITIs. METRITIs. CALF scoURs .BAcLARY ENTERTIs
OTHER BACTERIAL DISEASES AND coccIDIosIs
So action of SULNTET Su1famethazine Leder1e
single given promptly usually sufficient knock
bacterial infections and bring sick animals back normal
feeding.
DON'T WAIT-AcT AT THE FIRST SIGN OF ILLNESS!
This means
Less loss of weight and stunting.
Less time required for treating animals.
irritation sick animals from repeated handling.
SULET is effective against many diseases of
horses and sheep SULMET Sulfamethazne Lederle
available in dosage FORMS
POWDER TABLETS, OBLETS* TINTED EMULSION (for
pink eye bacterial infectons) SOLUTION 1850 or
drench desired) and SOLUTION INJEcTABLE (by
the prescription Of veterinarian).
Your veterinarian your dependable ally in the constant
against disease Consult him for the effective
agenent practices procedures your
individual needs.
Free literature gladly sent upon request.
Animal Industry Section
LEDERLE LABORATORIES DIVISION
30 Rockefeller PIozo AMay (aaao cQNa.xy New York 20
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-05

sogs 2eopoIo bon Oeiterreih err
i,tnerte, Der bor oent 3ug nod Wior-
garten ieinen &errn un6 oefien Sitter
ermabnte, Tie m0hten nitt MIR berat-
iMngen, ipie tie in bas 2ailb Der
Sdipp3 binein-, ionoern auh ipie fie
tpieber aus bemIelben berausfonunten
tuoIlten. sd min iaget" erfl1rte er,
mir miiiien nod iiberlesei,, ipie mir
arrts rettett f0rl,ten, tpenn Ole Sa1e
ld)iefgebt.
n8ir miiilet, litls oltrbihlagen; !;
benn ipertn man itns faBt, fi1D mir
bes Sooes. 9u aber, @aubena," iagte
id 5ll Salis, .f1brIt nit Srou
Menaro auf 1,nb oapon, iobaIb bu
meirten 6ingerpfiff BORT. sic 1tnb
ibre 5d1peIter tperben fir ben Sail
oes WiBlingens. Sen @ott berbiite,
am beiten oaran tim, moglihit baIb
Baris 5ii perlailen ltno in Dem rltbi-
gen @ulobof BEL Gtnrlpes beiiere
3eiten ab5ulparten. Muh mir iperben
in Die Sdytpei5 fliihten, lobaIo lins
oas mogli6 lit. slnoeres ldBt iih niht
gum bornis heitilntner."
Gumit lpareil alle einperltanoen,
un0 mir trertteii llns fir bie Maht.
Stir Drummer uno midi ipar I'M SauIe
ielbit Suartier gernaft; Salis, Ser
fiir RoB itilo @agen iotpte fir ELM
Gapier init groBem SieseI unb I'M
1eierlider lli,terid)rift" lorgen tuollte,
iuhte leine @oblnlng auf. sSral
Nfenaro ober lldbte in ser Naht nod
bie breifarbige Shdrpe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-05

sSn Ser Mue De Buff batten mir
erit Sdmierigfeiten, al ben beiben
Sdameftern az geIangen. Die Bf0rt-
nerin tDollte uns gnr niht einIaiien.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-05

Bei oem entleblihen @irrmarr,
Der ertltano, NOR es mir Iei1t, ,lns
benerft in Die angren5enbe SafriItei
5u gelangen. 9ort fano ih 9fe6ing
balb aufgeridtet auf iei,teln @trob-
iad.
u@ebt mir bier 6en go6, bier au
5iiben oes @efreu5igten!" rief er mir
gu. r8o5u nrid erit bor oieie ,Mid~
ter Idleppen, Die bod ipeber @ere1-
tigfeit nod grbarmen fer1ner?"
~Niht ben Sob, ionoern Sic sSrei-
belt modte ib Dir brineen, NuooTf.
gur ipeiB ib nod nidt, ,pie!"
~Du, 9antian? I'm @ottes uillen!
Gu opferit 1ri1slos 6ein 2eben!"
sd boffe 11i1btt. 22dtb 22dtfb mid mid ei1uliuaI eii1ui i
oieie Cir bier 1lnterfu1en." Sd iebob
Die idperen @iienriegel 5,rriif a,1to
fonnte iie offnen. ginige Stufen
| fiibrten in einen fIeinen Sof, aus
tpelbem if) eine,t Durbgang in ben
groBen @arten lr10 aa,nt &reilaaang
fan6. Bon 6a 1Dar es atiht melt Biz
5nr Hforte. Mer ih traute mid ni1t,
ben Greun6 obne einen Mustpeis ON
Der bort itebenben Wahe boriiberau-
tragen. so febrte ih 3u Meoing au-
rid, bieb i'm sutetr Wealtes iein at,to
ingte, ih tpiir6e in f,irdem nit einem
gef6brten ipie6erfebren unb boffe ibn
onnn 81 befreien; feine trgle 6ruu
lporte 6rouben.
Evening star., 1952-08-28
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

NFwsSTAND. Silver Spring. se5 Bon
infant st. Established over 90 yrs.
Excellent opportunities for a couple.
Must sell Immediately because of i'll
health. Long hours, good lease. Best
3f1er Oyer $4,000 profit last year
DELIcATIGSssEN AND RESTAURANT.
XII. se7sSs with ". A b. " WR1aa5Tf.f 5Sff'
TExAco SERVICE sTATIoN-Exeel-
lent lent a,E Location. excellent lnb;: wash.
snd asauiDmsnt; $4,000. CAN ca tf yU.
PSSttIIffikiY AND SEA FooD MARKET.
New building. good neighborhood on
main thoroughfare. Owner must
Exaa11ss; sseri1fice oaer san't be .t tsopped
sEaTTY saSP n% fy pR sssS ssaDDed
bSSer @Ss;i SfEy ME aoss' 5sss0na0ls' to ss sS'ck
GROCERY STORE-In new shopping
center, near Ashton; new fixtures
sponsible party. MILTON F. RuP-
REAL ESTATE I ITi e OFFICE, we'll est essab
ne. offlce. mixed clinentele. Excel.
income from property management
and insurance modest rent. 3-yr.
aFeTABC OVER SOUV ulO. GdSIly I'M
proved If operated on a full time
basis. Will assist or train buyer If
desired Owner i'll. Exceptional op-
portunity for colored or white pur-
chaser. No trifiers please. $4,000
cash to handle and S15 per mo
Apply Box 5S-G. Star. go
TRTCKMEN-If you are financially
able to buy o new or used light duty
tractor, We can help YOU put it into
year-around work at excel. rates.
This is an Al proposition. and a
real opportunity for good men. Call
MI 1884. a
WAFFLE SHOP-Good going business;
in good location: reasonable rent,
and terms. Apply at 1888 18th ST.
WRITE YOUR own price tag on thi.
shoe shop Must be sold today!
Written guarantee; good business
DELICATEsSEN; N. =. style; thrivinl
business; sood price to quick BUYER sG.
BILLIARD III Ard PARLoR - compietei,
equipped; s. tables. and counter
Va, -.s@ 0V
Evening star., 1952-08-28
HOUSES FURNISHED

10000 WILDWOOD RD., Kensington,
Md. tnr. Bethesda Naval HospitaD
=" lge., bedrms.. gas heat. all-elec.
kit. with garbage disposal: occup.
fsP' o inspect. SnesshF ssi LEo lfsSe NJ sERN 9
STEIN & CO., Realtors. 14l5 X
FAIRFAX. VA.-Modern home. 3 bed.
rms. Den. = baths, inclosed porch
garage; s155 per mo. GIL. 33013
n. ARL.. off Wilson -bedrm
det; house for 4 to 10 mos. Slo0.
NEAR NEAR KEY KEY BRIDGE. Colonial Heights.
Rosslyn, Va: Broom semidetached
nSTaSsa mSdfrn brick ncloSed o and Sest
cool location: S125. Phone DE WE'RE
r. WELDON. Agent. EX. 5S1l;
BEAUTIFUL s-BEDRM.. 2-bath. brick
sna shre ''SRs sRs and Sennsdy Sfx hB sso
fSaoS1s. a6ss Ex. 41is; ewes. oSgR
6 BRDRMs.. 2 BATHS, vic. Porter st.
dren drd c0ea On. aSs 1924 sans after mo NO en''
S44S 33rd sT. N.W.-s2g5 per mo-,
on lease. Well furnished, including
piano. 8 bedrooms. Excellent To-
cation for schools. H: L. HORTON;
.1o0s 18th st. NV. NE. 1880. -,22
AeassrSn baths: ssSaeei close es to seoH Hecht CO.
shopping, transp. Will take group Of
ladies or ofi1cers. 5000 a mo. GL.
BRaE1SSriwoop-1ovsly s-rm;. eunss-
plstely pns: rent IpTnaineed redneed S UN isss so' anu
NV. D. C.-Houses available; $l5o
to secs: Call Rental Mgr. Wo'
7s2G 7s9SRTs Tsos bAFH! b FHiLh1ps elose to transp
pancs. pam s WI so75,
ALEXANDRIA, 1912 River I'd
Vacant, immed. possession, 5-rm;
desisstd ssTd siSo 1 HFiS1 isssss sSni6 6u is
SILVER SPRING, 1921 parham rd.,
-of q Md:MTThrse:bedrm. brick ram an
bleIa S125; call Rental ,s Msr.' "o'
1ssa 5s9o' HaAkSsRb akSsiR D. ELS.Vs 81. N.W.-sever
divided into apts.; fully turn. with
2 refrigerators and Bendix washer;
sppanr 1Ssa9 per 1oia mo- 7th RAYMoND A. n.@. ST.
GIosvvER pARK-peautiful. e-room
lh-bath house. For further infor-
nation, call IA. 1850. III
S4O3 NEBRASKA AVE. N.W.-Det
home. Two bedrms., liv. rm.. din
rm., complete new mod: kit. gas
heat; excel. loc., cow. transp-
completely furn.; $50; ref. REQ.
discriminating owner. BY appt.. OR
SILVER sPRING-New, 3-bedroom
semidet. brick home, avatl. for i'm
mediate occupancy; $3.50 per mo:
lease; children accepted. WOOD
MOOR AGENCY, INC, SH. 3535
EIGHT RMS. and recr. rm., beauti'
fully furn. 2 baths; conv to every
AVAILABLE OCT. 1; No. CLEVELAND
Park, Window pl. at 3sth st; NV
Close to schools. convenient trans
portation. Three bedrooms. Monthly
5000 to S235. OW. 1870 from
pm. TO 2 pm. or write Box 239
g. Star.
q. E.-Charming new 5-rm. brick: II
min. downtown. Compl. furn.. bsmt.
yard. $3.50 WA. 1909. -29
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(continued On Next fsss1
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HOUSES sALE--N.W. tcons. }

BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW, SIs,s5O-
Lovely home in immaculate cond:
IN a fine, convenient location, of
With dishTasher @ disposal nsH Hasrn eIec ranae ns
den and new tile Law. en- 1st A.:
bath on 2nd A.; huge screened
porch, full basement, Gil h.-w.h,
2-car garage, level Anchor-fenced
FRANK s. PHILIiPs, D1. All:
eyes,, call WO. 1926. 30
5t3e CAROLINA PL. N.W.-Loyely
det. home. conv. to everything. In
one OF the finer neighborhoods of
D; c.. with a magnificent garden.
rs "horticulturist's delight" 1st
r.. r.; Nv; Nv; rn;. M, din. rm.i kit. and pow
appt.. ewes, cali Mr.. McCIoud. OV.
1918. with M; PAUL HANNAH. 732
18th st. NV. ME. 4100. go
BLOCK FROM ROCK CREEK PARK,
on Irving ST.; large 4-bedrm.. 2-bath
owner IS % movins s and sfnsF viii OFFER ao@s: ex-
cellent terms. THOS. L. PHILLIPS,
1920 Conn. Ave, WO. 1900. Us
1saO 2lst. ST. ] block west of Conn.
ave. above R--Vacant; redecorated.
6hSioH pasSnieHt 0peuS on = SlreetS /,
flreplaces. Recently used as town
house; rms: for owner and apt;
oil h.-w.h. High income in this
vicinity: Good for club, organize
tion, doctors and dentists; amid
RFALTY CO. RA. s70oo. o. 1oF 80
corner home. ideal for investment,
outstanding financing, only $4,000
Se%n SeGrs and ID balance snd mi in h.tb trust
kit, bath. bay windows on side. full
bsmt. rec. rm., front and rear en-
trance For quick sale. S1S,500.
e. e. 1853 geSes e wPooDsIIbE Po Il 70 REHYTG a1STf5
Exclusive PARKRDGE-New de-
velopment of fine-uuality homes in
q beautiful wooded area adjoining
Rock Creek Park: brand-new
sI,,Sio spacious s. center reception hall: In
1st f.: four lovely bedrms. baths
on end A.; large rec. rm.; dish
at the price available. this; positively
eund sde fassrsis anysere home FaHNK yslps to g
PpHIIL1Ps. DI. 14l1: ewes. call RA.
REAL GEM FOR sl5,o5o-cracker.
jack row brick. in a fine, convenient
neighborhood off North Capitol ST.,
near Rock Creek Cemetery. Six
rms. tile bath. lovely rec rm. Price
includes. many expensive extras
absolutely perfect cond. through
out. So 500 down will buy FRANK
9, PHILLIPS, DI. 1411; ewes, call
OWNER MUST SELL furn. or unfurn.
2-apt. brick: good income. nice lot:
SSmt6: garsge; many extras incl.
Evening star., 1952-08-28
SEMIDETACHED BRICK
innA 90fh GT q e

1904 Both ST. Sc.
OPEN SUNDAY, 2 UNTIL DARK
Knotty-pine recreation room. close
to public and Catholic schools,
shopping and transportation. This
fine home located in a most desir-
able neighborhood. Only S12, 900 on
terms. Mr.. Musselman. Ii. 6-9556
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. NV. DI. 334t,
Evening star., 1952-08-28

WE HAVE DESIRABLE APPLICANTS
for houses and invite owners ex-
elusive listings, esp. 2 and 2 bed
room houses at 500 to $3.50 mo. un-
furnished. Service to other agents
for small houses without fee. LEWIS
P. SHOEMAKER. 1719 K st. NV.
MA. 1855.
COLONEL AND FAMILY need 3-bed-
room furnished house until Christ
mas. ia. S-73S7. go
Evening star., 1952-08-28
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE OFFICER
mr.. trans. and schools. WO 770O-316.
rm. house. base
ment, oil or gas heat, unfurnished;
Il yrs. local reference. Call FIR
,z63 4534; after Pm, 500 max 2s'
ton area to $3.50. ME. 0344. 9 to 6
MIDDLE AGE COUPLE wishes house
4 or rooms in. near Wash. Must
be reasonable Oct. l. 10. 2-149s.
NAVAL OFFICER and family arriving
September / wants 3-bedroom furn-
ished house; convenient to Pentagon
and schools. About $135. Write
BY BRITISH NAVAL oFFICER-
-Four -bedrm. furnished house: mid
October. for 1s months; Arlington,
ferred: careful tenant. Elk. 1910,
Ext. II, from $50 to $40 week
RESssPpoNsIBLE FAMILY OF = re-
ouires 3-bedroom. unfurnished house
500 class; in northwest suburban
area; near school for 2 young
children preferred. DE. 440O, Ext.
HOUSE. 8 or 4 bed
rooms. in Bradley School district of
rented house in better shape than
We found it: landlord references.
Phone day. MA. 1924; night. WI.
4757. .-... 80
STUDENT and parents
desire bedrms.. fireplace: NV. sec
ton: neighborhood important; will
redecorate; S125 mo-; November /.
WI. 6216.
Evening star., 1952-08-28
HILLCREST

Near Anne Beers School
brick includes 22-ft. nv.
rn9. fun din. rrn., lge- equipped kit,
newly decorated. CT 1nhnctne. Inn
mediate possession. Call for appt.
FRED BURGESS REAL ESTALE
1924 Pa. Ave. BE. VI 2eO@ al y.
Evening star., 1952-08-28
APARTMENTS WANTED
MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe storage in
separate rooms: expert packing
P6 ehone my no tsh,,ths1 oio4 UNION osft STORAGE
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, stora ge;
reas. Ia. 1887: ewes, GE. 1915.
MOVING AND HAULING-Day or
night. Reasonable rates. NO. $3.50
evenings.
LOCAL, LONG DISTANCE MOVING
Modern equipment. Efflcient movers.
Clean storage. wardrobe service.
Maid service available Free esti-
mate. FERMAN'S TRANSFER. $50
Maine ave. s.W. 80
Evening star., 1952-08-28
GEORGETOWN

Attractive small house with 8 bed
rms, 2 baths. liv. rm., din. rm., kit.
library, powder rm. Avail. Sept. I.
S262.75 mdkCall Mrs. Hepburn. DU
BOSE, WITH Ohm r. de SIBOUR &
60. Real6 TWO. 6Ssl. -2e
Evening star., 1952-08-28
HOUSES SAlE-S.R. tcont.)
SUTTIAND

Spacious brick rambler, Sl-ft.
frontage, 3 twin-sized bedrms., large
lily. rm. with firepl. and picture
window: full-Size din. rm., large
equipped kit, full bsmt., gas heat,
screened side porch. A-acre level lot:
near all conveniences. Priced for
quick sale. S20,5O0. Shown by appt.
HARTMAN. INC. 1345 Good Hope
I'd. sc. LII 4-24n0. WI hQT6 -02
Evening star., 1952-08-28
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
BANNOCKBURN HEIGHTs-Cen,er

HEIGHTs-Center
hall: 6 rooms. 2 baths, so It. brick
rambler on wooded 1a-acre lot. 21-
IT. liv. rm. wood burning fireplace,
separate din. rm. Built-tn garage;
bsmt.. radiant heat; patio, storm
owners specifications. Price. S2S, 800.
Owner occupied. WI. O375. 80
BETHESDA--ExcelIen brick Colonial.
3 years old. on large corner lot with
over $500 50. IT. Of ground. Large
yestibule entrance, half bath. nice
kitchen: charming 2s-ft. livins: dining
rooms and bath on second floor:
full basement freshly decorated in
side and out. Walk to new school.
Immediate possession: good lnanc:
c6.'. iH5' 3l''9Si I'll 4sh7 ARDMoRE Realty ga
BETHEsDA@xttractive Colonial 5g Brick
on corner lot. liv. rm. with firepl.,
din. rm., kit, 2 twin-siZed bedrms.
and bath: the larger bedrm. could
be divided Into two rooms. full bsmt..
tiled moor, lear sarage. fenced lot:
S1s,95O. Ewes, OIL. 27.O. SAMUEL
RAMBLER-sixG spacious
r,,oms. including 3 bedrms.. sep.
din; rm;, lse: iiv. rm: Brick con;
buy Owner Pfafs; ieavins. haS' EXRf xERfef'T. +.
WRIGHT: WI; $500, OIL. 04os.
tractive,. detached brick, 3-bedrm.
home; side screened porch, attached
garage; nice level lot with trees ed
70 see t. nff sEsPfEiy RafY fs Y
sETHafs6A's Eli 81; s2e RIA. t. D'%. BARGAIN -
Charming, white brick and stone,
with heavy slate roof, lovely level
ss PHI rasaxe sx r%s s
Washer: % s26.s5o. FRANK s. Pill Pill
LIPS; DI; 14id: eyes. eyes. call OF. b709.
iisht English basement. Modern
mos: old: Ewes. wi. aS46 SAMUEL
cEryS Z R9otEx tExsE ENc cIuR e. Area Gss sg n.ss
Conn. and Bradley-Fine detached
brick home. very conveniently To-
Gated on large, level lot. LIST floor
reception hall. liv. rm.. din. rm.,
kitchen. den and porch; End floor,
3 bedrms., 2 baths. stairs to foored
attic; all rooms large; tull bsmt;
oil h.-Th;; Ssear ;san sarase. Can Mrs.
CHEVY CHASE REALTY CO. -2s
Chevy CHASE; very smart moo
ern brick rambler with 3 bedrooms.
2 tiled baths, exceptional screened
porch overlooking the hills, full
appointments found in today's
homes very favorably priced at S29,-
$50. RIPLEY a. ROMER, Realtors,
81. 81 Il: open ewes.
HOMEsTEAD-One OF
those fine roomy homes of yester-
8 rooms and bath, o 1st-filoor am
room. h.-w. oil. heat, 2-car garAge:
on i45xioo lot; sls.bo0. owner
sSme %Ssne suysr yer, .stion or RiSLrYYa shS rYYants Z
ROMER. Realtors. 81. Gil; open
ewes.
1Contin1ed q NEXT Fs00
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JE. 3-2350.
RIGGS PARK
HOUSES 70 SHARE

- EASTLAND GARDEN.
will share home with 2 empIoyed
adults: reasonable; no parking wor-
ries. Call LU. 2-66r2. -2S
COLORED-COUPLE to share az
four-room house with colored couple.
OLORED-CHRIsTIAN elderly DER.
son or couple to share part of house
with another; must be sober and
responsible. HU. 1896. 29s
Evening star., 1952-08-28
ONE MANS STORE
GROCER
DTSTRTRTTTOR

Retirement after more than
go years of successful opera
ton makes available quality
grocery now doing good
volume with limitlesS ex-
pansion opportunities. Space
and arrangement also ideal
for distributor. Priced most
reasonably with good lease
and terms. I. B. YOCHEL-
SON, attorney, RE. $500.
oqs
Evening star., 1952-08-28

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
Four bedrooms and 2 baths are Of
fered in this one-owner, custom
built, detached home located within
blocks Of Chevy Chase Circle. Two
bedrooms and bath on the 1st floor
and 2 bedrooms and bath on the
2nd floor give this home unusual
adaptability. The Gift. living room
arate. full-sized dining room. Also
included---open porch. full basement
with gas heat and toilet, attic stor-
age, storm windows, detached garage
and attractive level lot. Priced for
quick sale at S25,500. Please call
Mr.. Gavin, with H. G. SMITHY CO.,
CIT vas IT knnd -O2
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BERKELEY
BETHESDA RAMBLER
BRIGHTWOOD
5721 9Th ST. NV.

g BUILT SOLD
showing of this semi
Diet. brick: 6 lge. rms, colored tiled
o6waeF rm on Isl 1sf ri SEP San rm
bage disposal unit. ETC.; rear porch,
full bsmt. with .lav.. gas heat; excel.
location, near Missouri ave.
ENTERPRISE REALTY
1924 Eye st. NV, EX. 34O0
fEYCJ T1SIVE AGENTl -0S
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CHEVY CHASE MD

BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH
Spacious. well-built, modern brick
home WITH LARGE ROOMS. wide
center reception hall. splendid
rooms. ga baths, large den or bed:
porch, garage, stairs to attic; large,
Impressive corner lot; near D. c.
TRANSPORTATION. Exceptional terms
available. Once ob>A till 9.
Town b Suburban, OR. 04O0
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
8 bedrooms. ga baths. Frame pre-
with fireplace, large dining room. all
electric kitchen. 1a bath; End floor.
4 bedrooms. l bath; Bird floor, 2
bedrooms. 1 bath. Excellent condi-
school. church and shopping center.
Easy terms. VIM. H. SANDERS CO.,
INC. DI. 1915; ewes, DE. 61IS.
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COLOHED ED
COW. NV. SECTION

SO4N We 4NsWs oaO 4N$@N
5emidet. brick, Q large rooms. excel.
location for rcoming house. No re-
decorating necessary. Large. dry
trance. 2-car huilt-in garage. q OIL
h.-w.h. With substantial avn
payment required. HELHN[ n.
oP6OXR 10. 5.bo00. -1
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COLORED

MODERN ELEVAToR BLDG.
Cne.bedrm. apt; $3.50, to respon-
sible people only. Apply residen,
manager. 210l N. H. ave. NV. --3U
Evening star., 1952-08-28

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Excellent center-hal brick Colonial,
8 bedrms and 3 baths upstairs: 90
IT. iiv .rm.. large din. rm., paneled
den, breakfast room and modern
kitchen on 1st A.; Gear garage.
T. NJ. FRY. INC. WI. 500 til
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

r Lodge. Boyd. Md
New; r rms: on q acres; a beau.
titul buy at Sl2,95O. Miss Johnson,
AID. 2612. LYMAN c. DELE d
CO. INC. ST. $500.
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.
MICHIGAN PARK

IV1Ox11N1Z31N 131t1A
CT resale. assume $4,000 loan. pay
and taxes; like new, modern semidet.
brick. rms, tile bath. gas heat;
fenced yard.
PECK CO.. LA. 6-6666
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NORTHWOOD GARDENS

COLORED-1 RM.. kitchenette. semi
pvt. bath; Ills 9th st. NV. See
McRAE, Apt. 22 or call HU. 1881.
CoLoRED-NEW. 2 BEDRMs., iiv.
rm., din. rm., kit. and bath; SS5
per mo. P. T. CONSTRUCTION
CO.. 1924 K ST., Rm. 800, ST. 2166.
coLoRED-vIc. SOLDIERS. HOME.
-Lge., front studio room, small hall
room, pvt. kit and bath; newly dec
grated. in refined home; utils. furn.
Nurses, Govt girS or cple. After
Evening star., 1952-01-17
Admiral McCrea 10 Head
First Naval District

Vice Admiral John L. McCrea,
wartime aide to the late President
Franklin p. Roosevelt. win be-
come commandant Of the First
Naval District. with headquarters
at Boston.
The Navy. announcing the as
signlnent today. also stated that
Vice Admiral Arthur d. Struble
has been ordered to duty with the
Joint Chiefs of STAFF. He Is now
commander Of the LIST Fleet Id
the Pacific and formerly headed
The 7th Fleet operating hi Far
East waters.