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PARK-Eew listing
S.4aSn [ bsurms. 2 baths. rec
rm porch gar beautiful deep lot
with patio and barbecue CHEST Err
H. KELLER, JU. 5-fl00.'
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COG FARADAY PL. NE.

4 blocks north. new Providence
Hospital. Just of South Dakota ave:
modern, 5-room, semidet. brick
home; iiv. rm. din. rm, well-equip.
Kitchen. . bedrms and bath: full
bsmt.: gas heat: $3.50.
STEUART BROS. INC.
DI. 7-2434 DI. 7-S69o
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SILVER SPRING

3-year-oid brick rambler. near
public and parochial schools, and
transp.: 3 bedrooms and bath: sep
arate dining room. spacious kitchen;
living room with fireplace. porch and
basement. Priced to sell Immediately
nj SlS.95u Very we'll financed
Call MA S-6440 til . pm.
Sidney z. Mensh g. Co., Inc.
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REALITY SALON
HOUSES FOR sALE--N.W.

AMER. U. PARK. Ses.b00-Fine
quality red brk. Colonial. con-
Spring Valley shopping; 4 bedrms.
. baths. den and Law. rec; rm:,
garage; slats roof; FRANK g.
PHILLIPS. DI. 7-141l; ewes. Wo.
American NERO, UNIVERSITY PARK
Probably the most popular neigh;
borhood in D. c. A pretty Colonial
brick residence. in peri. cond. Gen.
eer hall, powder rm., living rm..
marble fireplace. dining rm., to-.
DAYS kitchen, screened porch; End
A.. 3 twin-sized bedrooms; 2 tile
Shatr w BRo oittaa M M j! Rm
AMER. UNIV. PK.-3-bedrm., det:
brick; ~. baths: add. bedrm. and
shwr. in. bsmt; close to transp,,
schools. shops; 81 appr or ~ loan.
asents:r s@2;?a9 45s7 Alton Dl,
CATHEDRAL AREA-Pleasing town
house; ideal for diplomat. New,
modern kitchen with breakfast
space. Living room and dining nm.
both large; handsome, bedrooms
s saa eass ss. on Nv nd h ena i oT nos To-,
Call now! SAMUEL E BoGLEY
INC. OIL $500 til pm.
CHEVY CHASE, GI APPROVED
Very substantial and immaculate,
4-bedroom Diet. stucco home, In q
fine. convenient neighborhood. not
far from Chevy Chase circle and
Blessed Sacrament: $1,000.
FRANK g. PHILLIPS, DI. 7-14ll;
CHEVY CHASE; S21.500. OF sp-
proved--located on very exclu-
stve dead-end street, Brick Co.
lonial featuring reception hall, ltv-
tns room with unusual fireplace ar
rangement. dining room with bay
window powder room, LIST floor: 3
big bedrooms. 1 n baths. end floor;
beautiful brick-enclosed garden;
detached garage, Call Wo. 6-a21
or DI. 1880. THos. ]. FISHER
cRESY CHASE. d. c.-aI AP-
PROVED. ONLY S23.9S0--L Lovely
Colonial located in the finest resi-
Genital area, this home consists OF
4, enormous bedrooms baths,
closet space galore. reception hail,
modern kitchen built-in EsrsSe
plus many extras one would usually
expect In more expensive home
Call EN- o-3sSS or DI 1880
THoe, J. FISHER l. CO.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mo.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BANNOCKBURN HEIGHTS--We be-
Iieve this to DE the finest home on
the market for the money. Brand
new stone and brk. 3-bedrm. zig
bath rambler on '4-acre wooded lot
in a very exclusive community Of
fine homes Huge rec. rm., screen
porch, 2-car built-in garage, Fab
Through center hall. Middle 30s
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 7-1411r
ewes, OIL. 2-3223.
BANNOCKBURN--Only / available
in this group OF new rambAEs:
hedrms., > baths. lge din. rm.,
GE kit, full hsmt. with " bath.
scr. porch and cafport: So. $500.
SORzENDORFER, OIL. 4-Sll1 It'll 3.
BETHESDA 3-bedrm Colonial
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GREENHOUSE INCOME

Old Georgian-style home
in the heart of Rockville, !"
2 blks. from courthouse,
post office, and shopping.
with town water and sewer,
surrounded by residential
development, on high set
ting, with valuable shrubs
and trees. On corner lot,
consisting of l acre of
ground. This home has S
bedrms., with 2 fireplaces,
l bath. Large living rm. with
fireplace, large TV I'm. with
fireplace, large dining rm.,
large kitchen, bsmt., oil
INV. heat. Also No. ! green
house, complete, 35xl2 it.;
No. Q, 20x14 it.; No. 8, dis
play, seed and office. This
home is now comfortable,
needs modernization. $751;
500.
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BY OWNER
Brick Colonial With slate roof.
large living room with fireplace,
larger than-averag dining room,
all-eiectric kitchen with
separate breakfast room. nice rear
screened porch; second floor has
three twin-size bedrooms, two nice
tiled baths; stairs to finished third
floor: full basement with fireplace
and playroom: nice fenced yard; ga
rage; close-in Bethesda: walking dis
lance TO public and parochial
schools. also close to stores and
street. one block to good transport
tation. Would like to sell this week;
S2T,250: S. 600 cash. Oh. 4-161S.
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NEW HAMP. AVE, EXT.
Oakview, mr.. NOI-Attrac. 5-rm.
Cape Cod all-brick home. Like new
throughout. Lovely area. ideal for
young couple. S13,950. GI.
HUGH T PECK HE 4-640O
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5 BEDRMS., 3 BATHS

Comfortable. spacious older
home in Cleveland Park. near
uptown shopping center and
elementary school Available
June Is. Fairly priced at
S2,5,5O9 Ewes. call FE.
3-34S2.
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STANDARDIZED
BROOKLAND

6 RMS. BRK.. AUTO. HT.. BSMT
OTHER HOUSES-APTS. AVAIL.
1st NATL. REALTY
4 Thomas Circle. NV. RE. 1864
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MASS. AVE. EXT.

Want a S32,500 home. yet
only have $500 down pay
ment but can stand $50 per
month? Drive by 61U4 Mass.
ave. ext. Brand-new split
level, right location; right
house,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

SI5.95O-Four bedrms. and 2 baths
set OF this lovely. large brick
home; screened porch. frepl.. sep
arate din. rm. and l4-acre lot with
trees. Flexible terms. GRAHAM
a. CO. JU. $3.50. 2 till q
S1e, s0O-A terrific brick rambler
with j bedrms.. large screened
porch and fenced ward; walk 10
schools and bus. GRAHAM g. CO..
JU o-6a50, 9 till 3.
SILVER SPRING. bed
I'm, brick Oct. Cap Cod. Full bsInt.
Only Si5,750. Terms to suit. LEO
A. BRYER & CO. INC. Ju. g.
s03S. RA. E-7465.
A GOOD BUY-a-story home, lv.
rm.. sep. din. I'm kit, 3 bedrms
and bath up. Bsmt.. fenced lot:
Close to public and parochial
schools. Gil appraised Price. S12.-
$50. WOOD COMPANY, 1l15s
Georgia ave. LO. 4-720Q till $3.50.
Mr.. NEW INDIAN SPRING country
club Beautiful CUSTOM rambler
on large level lot adj, park area.
Custom features throughout incl
DE LUXE kit, 19x37-ft. rec. .rm
with hrepl. and picture window
S34,750. DONALD E. YOUNK1N
a. CO.. REALTORS. JU. $3.50;
evac WI R-SR9n
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WALTER REED
SHEPHERD PARK AREA

g-'UVV DOW " srUJ NIO.
Immaculate Semidet brick; 6 rms.
l Y baths powder room, carpet
ing, knotty-pine recr rm., plus
many extras. Ewes, RA. 3-245b,
LOUIS Ridden tn. 1-3O60
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SILVER SPRING-Out-o of -the-coun-
try owner SAYS, Sell my house Tor
$1,000 less than Gil appraisal"
This house has 3 bedrooms and 9
baths. with bedroom and bath on
LIST floor. large living room with
mirrored fireplace, gas hot-water
washer and Bendix washer. needs
some redecorating. You will not find
a comparable priced house on the
market today; Sl6.95o E. F..
BLANCHARD. JU. $4,000 till 8 p m.
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AMAZING!!!

When you can find a beauty like
this 1T IS AMAZING! : This 3-year-
old Dutch Colonial features 3 bed
rooms. dining room. living room
with fireplace, basement garage.
spacious side porch and large cor
ner lot So near to everything,
Asking only S33.95h! So little for
so much! Mr.. BRENNEMAN, OIL.
-a3b4
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CoLoRED-UPPER NV with no
for this Diet. home Complete bath
on LIST. fir, fireplace, full bsmt,
and garage. Priced right. IA.
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HOUSES for SALE. NV. tcsns.I

CHEVY CHASE. d. c.-spaciout
with large bright rms, Gear ga
rage. level lot; immediate posses
SUBURBAN. EN-, $4,000.
CHEVY CHASE; 500. 50O-First time
offered, Terrifc buy. Huge brick
Kitchen. 3 bedrooms, . baths. Gear
Cali Wo. 6-aei or 81. 1-es30.
THOs. J. FISHER g. co.
CLEVELAND PIX. D. C.-Ist show
ing OF this 2-bedrm.. bath bunga-
10y. BIZ; Of Conn: ave nv Er-
80. Call LEGUM g. GERBER It'll
9 pm, EN-. 10000.
COLONIAL VILLAGE. d. c.. 2124
Sudbury. pl. n.w.-Brick Colonial
designed by prominent architect
for present owner. Center-hali
type with circular stairway. highest
grade materials and workmanship:
Drive up to garage level and see;
enjoyable place TO live at all
seasons. Rhododendron and azalea
garden in rear; four bedrooms. PA
baths, rec. room with fireplace.
maids room and bath in daylight
ing breezeway. DR.; Up 18th. left
Beach dr.. left on yorktown. right
on Sudbury I'd, left on Sudbury pl
Sale BY OWNER. Telephone; RA.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA. substantial
e S5leS ssd fnEnab.d rooms 5 oa ca
Mr.. johnson, RANDALL H. HAGNER
& CO, DE. :a-3600: after D pm
MT. PLEASANT-3-story brick. 3
apis. 3 kits, 2 baths; real value
Owner leav. city; lse. 10y home; / ] |
MT. PLEASANT complete apts.,
1 kits, 4 baths, oil heat; income
over $500 mo. 50 900 down. Others
from $500. H. E. BRUCE. NO. =
WoODLEY PARK, d. C.-Exclusive.
Conn. ave. nv, Three bedrms,. ga
baths. plus powder rm,, LIST floor;
earage; s24, 80 Cali LEGUM l.
GERBER. EN-. 10000 It'll 8 pm,
CHARMING IA, MING, ssbedrm., 2.bath Barn
evated lot. Excellent condition,
C. ALLEN SHERWIN. INC. EN-
:5-4450: evenings, WO. 6-60S1.
HIGH ABOVE THE RIvER-Enjoy
your cool summer evening on the
big front porch OF this large T.
bedroom frame residence with its
breath-taking views far up and
down the Potomac Valley: immaeu-
late condition; Is minutes from
downtown by streetcar or bus.
River front lot. zoo feet deep.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. d.. 7-141l,
VIZ RQcp1 Ok
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HOUSES UNFURN. tcsns. !

BETHESDA RAMBLER, 8 rms. din.
liv, kit, den. = bedrmS.. hsmt., rec.
Reas. Or furn. EN-. 3-2462. --25
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IITTIF FIOWER CHURCH

LITTLE FLOWER CHURLH
Is Just around the corner-Modern
brick rambler with 3 bedrms. and
baths; full bsmt with gas iva:
heat: attached garage. E. QUINCY
SMITH. INC, 14is H st. NV, DI.
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S23.950
BETHESDA

Spacious 3-bedrm.. 2-bath brick
rambler. Completely modern in every
respect. LRe. tree-shaded lot with
fenced play yard. VACANT.
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$500 DOWN
Q ROOMS, . BATHS

d. Ga. and Monroe st. nw,-S204
ineem plus owners apt Rent,
S10n. Lease Nice turn., incl. 9 in,
MuntZ TV-, Furn alone worth asking
price Of $500; $500 cash required.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-s.E.

Wii!I lake tremendous loss to Sell
quickly: good will furnishings, etc"
included overlookS public park.
faces wide avenue: IL rms. Z baths.
profitable apis and houseSeep!ng
h Ems fl Eyes s'F r. s- q! Dq n
CONGRESS- HEIGHTS. mr.. Assump-
ton Parish,-Det. frame, rms
House in excel cond. Priced for
quick sale. NEWcoMB REALTY
coNGREss HEIGHTs--yacant semi
rms. IL baths, full. daylight psmt,.
s sai hes Sale. 'eh So. $50 20 HARTMAN
REALTY: INC, IL 4-340n
HEIGHTS - store in
shopping center; -; Gompi. h iHI1.
ins in excel eond pr nsWiy 81 aee SEQ
o onIyf 10. S! aNEp '' Ap''H.5!.'
mr.. Alabama ave. Oct
brick Dutch Colonial; S rooms, 2la
baths. lst FIR den, TV ROOM built
IN ssrase' pnreh, slase f9o15 Fo TT N
$3.50 Down NoN.vET@$.bedrm
brick BUNGALOW with full bsmt.. eas
heat. conv. suitland and Andrews
Field: Sl3,S50. RE. 5-727S. --;}l
Def. 8-UNIT APARTMENT-Excel
lent location and return. Five ~
bedrm, units. ! efficiency, Room. for
one large or = small units. Your
house accepted in trade. Call Mr.
Sweeney Ju 9-SS40:
49, MARSHAL Z; WAPLE &C soos
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MASS. AVE. EXT.

1t is my pleasure to offer for the
LIST time. this attrac. brick rambler
in highly sought-after neighborhood
Containing many features seldom
found, such as: 4 bedrms.. 2l2 tile
baths plus den on main level: above
ground bsmt. with bedrm. and full
bath 40-ft rec rm.. opening tC
fiagstone terrace: 2-car garage. rear
screened porch beaut. HANDICAPPED
s4-acre lot with tall shade trees
Truly an excel. value. Price in low
sos with excel, terms. TO inspe Ss
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Woodacres
Large Library
New listing

Center entrance. spacious living
nm, separate dining rm,. arse
labrary space for powder rooml :,
ind a. has 3 bedrms taking twin
at street level: garage, Very reals
tically priced at S25,15J Call
JAMES E. SCHWAB, EN-. assoc:
ewes, OIL. 2.1409 or OIL. 4-1693
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FRESH AS SPRING.
IN SILVER SPRING

In this charming Colonial 2-bed-
room home w/full bsmt. situated
on large corner lot and excellent
cond. Can be purchased for s13, 500
or Gil evaluation. You will be pleased
when you see il. Call US.
Visit Robert E. Lohr Homes
HE. $4,000 till . pm. RA. $4,000
Takoma Park-$1, 500 Down
Nearly new 3-pedrm. brk rambler !;
bsmt. with o.s.e. Woodr7 lot Nr.
bus Under $4,000.
Hugh T. Peck, HE. 4-6400
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BETHESDA

ORCHARDALE - Your op-
portunity to buy a brick Co
lonial in this convenient
ncIghborhood within walking
distance of Western ave. and
Westbrook School. Living
room, dining room, . bed
rooms. basement with out
side entrance. Only $3.50. q,
Being CT appraised. Ewes. call
OIL. 2-01T2.
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N. n. ave. ,4UU
This nearly new 5-rm Calf. RAM
bier is ideal for Young cple. Scr
porch Gil approved.
Hugh T. Peck, HE. 4-6400
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CHEVY CHASE RAMBLER, S24. 500
) bedrms,, > tile baths, most at.
tractive liv. rm., quaint kitchen and
large den: level lot. Ewes, OIL.
1859: daily till d, EN-. 2-7400.
METZLER. REALTOR-BUILDER
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-s----E--'---7
WHEATON BUNGALOW


.-EH4 3 hON 81.
Inspect this lovely 2-bedroon
bungalow on large corner lot with
full bsmt. Gil approved for SI2.G50
LOUIS Ridden TU. 2-3O6(
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$19,500
SILVER SPRING

with big ''GE" kit. and huge rec.
rm.; lse. tree-shaded lot. Below Gil.
F. w. BERENS, JR. co,
Call TIL 8 PM, EN-. 2-7soo
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FALLS CHURCH AREA
3-bedrm. rambler, like new, I'M
mediate possession; $50.
NJ. r. REYNOLDS L. CO.
JE 4-466O
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HOUSES for SALE. Nd. tcont. 4,

PARKWOOD-New brick rambler.
Liv. rm. with fireplace; separate
din. rm., modern kit, 3 bedrms..
screened porch. full bsmt. SCI $50.
GEO. W ROBERTSON. REALTOR,
1886 Wis. ave, OIL. 2-2123. 8 pm.
MD.-Brick rambler on
3 wooded acres of land. Entr. hall.
large liy. rm. din. rm. comb, 4 bed
rms. den, 3 baths. large kit, rec.
rm., ; Heatilator fireplaceS 2-car
garage Priced at $4,000 for quick
sale SAMUEL Z. BOGLEY. INC,
Potomac office. Oh 1888. "a
ROCK CREST-Like new. 3-bedrm.
rambler wilge, rear-porch, fenced
lot, barbecue pit GIs So dr..
81 ] $50 BEERS BROS. JU. $3.50.
ROCK CREEK HILLS-We have a
large new rambler in this lovely
area of high-class homes: has 8
bedrms., 2i2 baths. screened porch
large rec. rm. and large GE kitch-
en-; on nice lot; also lear garage
Priced In middle 30s. Call LAW
RENEE v. LUTES CO., JU. 5-4222
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HONEYMOON Rambler
BRICK RAMBLER
SILVER SPRING. MD,

O1LV L1N NJ 1N4ANNIt -FA@' :"
Are YOU looking for a NICE
home at reaS. price, and
terms FLA financing, cGnV.
to school. stores ana tran@p
mod kit 3 bedrms., , baths, e'
1ee. rec rm,, storm sash ana
many extra features. To in-'s 2
see ca. MA. S-1u40. after q
i pm. Mr. Flora at OIL. =
23SS. 800 Fleetwood terrace ~
Just off Dale dr.. ID,
Open Sunday, / till DARK ;
L. E. BREUNINGER g. SON
1880 X st. NV. MA. s-2o4s
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MONTGOMERY Co.-CHoIcE

ONLY S430 DOWN
Assume young GI loan t4l2esi; g.
bedroom. frame and brick rambler;
full bsmt.: on beautiful large lot
monthly. payments OF S1l0. Full
price, Sl4,g50. Call NANNY -FITGIZ,
10. 10000. COLONIAL INVEST
MENT CO. ---23
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

LIST YOUR rental properties with
us We have tenants for. all sec
tions of the city Reliable firm;
rents RENTED promptly. NJ. E.
SMITH, INC. 1925 Vermont ave.
NV. DI. 7-GST7; Ewes, LII. l-l352.
/. "a
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-01-01

in Montana in 1855 was good. In fact,
it is considered to be better than that
produced in North Dakota, South Da-
kota and Minnesota. But keep in mind
that rust was a pretty serious factor
in those three states this past year.
We have no way of predicting the
quality of production for 1856. A good
crop could be repeated in this state.
1t appears that, by 1857, Montana pro-
ducerS will have to take a new look at
the advisability of durum production.
North Dakota has now released four
varieties of durum, all of which are
resistant to the strain Is B of stem rust.
Those varieties are Langdon, Towner,
Yuma and Ramsey. With a normal
crop in 1856, the durum triangle of
North Dakota should have sufficient
seed of these varieties to seed normal
acreage in 1887 If this is the case,
durum producers in Montana should
be cautious.
That's projecting few thoughts and
predictions quite ways into the fu-
ture. This information was cleaned from
a recent conference in Minneapolis and
is passed on for your benefit. might
say that North Dakota growers are
aware of Montanas production, but
they are out to maintain their advan-
tage. The question is, can they keep
ahead of the new as well as old strains
of rust which are often in the picture?
Fertilizer Materials
In 1856, you are again going to find
more fertilizer materials on the mar
ket than ever before. There will be
materials containing different amounts
of total nitrogen and available phos-
phoric acid. The price per ton will
vary with each material-it will be up
to you to decide which will be most
economical for you to use.
There are two trends taking place
in the industry today. One is that the
supply of liquid phosphoric acid is or
the increase. 1t can be sprayed on the
surface, and then worked into the soil
or injected directly into the soil. The
second is that the application of fertil
izer materials are being made more
and more by commercial operators
This fact is an important one to farm
erS in the irrigated areas. 1t reduces
the farmer investment in equipment
besides relieving the farmer of tn,
time required to apply the materials
Availability of the different material
and method of application are factor
to consider between now and spring
And above all, know when, where an
under what conditions to apply nitro
gen, phosphoric acid or both.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-01-01
Veterinary
Symptoms of
Hardware Disease
By ]. w. Stafford, D.V.M.

Iowa State College, recently reported
some very interesting results on the
study of traumatic gastritis hardware
diseased in cows. His observation, on
eXperimentally produced hardware
disease" should help stockmen, espe-
cially dairymen, detect the disease in
time to have something done about it.
Ten COWS were given physical exami-
nations and blood studies, twice daily,
for four days to establish the normal.
He then gave each COW two pieces of
baling wire 2.5 to 3.5 inches long and
one 8-penny nail. The baling wire and
nail was sharpened. The wires and
nails were given in a capsule. Then
examinations were made five times
daily on each COW.
The first symptoms were observed,
on an average of 80 hours after the
wire and nails we're given. Surgery
was performed approximately 48 hours
after the first symptoms appeared. All
COWS recovered promptly.
Here are the consistent symptoms DR..
Kingrey observed in these COWS. They
should help the dairymen detect cases
of hardware disease.
Certain individuals tended to return
to normal during the course of the dis
ease. Three cows showed SOLDERING
during the first So hours of illness.
These same three cows held their heads
in an extended position, as if they were
in pain.
All cows showed a marked decrease
in the appetite for grain. This con-
tinued, on the average, until the day
of surgery. A few cows showed slight
return of their appetite for grain on
some feelings. The hay consumed by
these hardware" cows was somewhat
less than normal, but it was slight and
it is thought this would not be a notice
able amount.
The cows were very sensitive over
the area of the xyphoid cartilage (solar
plexus) when they first became i'll.
They were not nearly so sensitive in
this area the fourth day of illness.
The pulse was disturbed slightly in
some cows, but was not considered a
reliable symptom.
All cows showed a bit of an arch in
their back, some more than others.
There was a sufficient slowing of the
movements of the rumen to be con-
sidered a sign of hardware disease.
The cows promptly dropped in milk
production at the start of their illness
The amount of feces excreted became
less in the cows. The smaller the
amount of feces, the harder it became
Of the 80 pieces of nails and wires
given two of the cows, 25 were founC
in the reticulum and five were fOunC
in the rumen. Nineteen were punctur
ing the reticulum. Of the 20 pieces o
baling wire given the cows, Is were il
the reticulum and penetrating its walls
From this it appears that pieces o
wire are more dangerous for the COW
to swallow than nails.
Surgical removal of foreign bodies
when done early before secondary com
plications set it, is very successful. On
study reported 100 per cent recoverie
on 40 operations. Kingrey reports II
recoveries from 119.
, If the stockmen should note any {
J, the above symptoms in their cows, the
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-01-01
l9ln l@HrER VEIN

The guest speaker at a PTA meeting
was specialist in child psychiatry
and after he had finished his lecture,
he called for questions from the audi
ence. For over an hour he patiently
handed out advice on the problems of
children who suck their thumbs, break
their toys, steal money from their
mothers purse, etc. But it wasn't long
before the pleasant evening broke up
when a grim-faced man in the back
of the room rose to his feet and asked
seriously:
"Say, Doc. how do you feel about
capital punishment
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-01-01
Morton M1NERALIzED Oalt
for healthier cattle, healthier profits

or manganese. So feed Morton
TIM Salt the year round to guard
against mineral deficiencies as
sure yourself of more milk, more
meat, more wool and a higher return
from each feed dollar.
The cost of Morton Trace Min
eralized Salt over ordinary salt is
less than IL per animal per week.
Feed it free choice, even if you feed
major mineral supplement. Yon
knosOthy needh They knOsO hogO much.
is The only kind pon should use.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-01-01

A young American girl travelling in
Europe found herself in Germany, un-
able to speak word of their language
and feeling rather lost and unhappy.
AS she crossed a street she sneezed
and the policeman said, "Gesundheit!"
The girl turned, threw her arms about
his neck and cried happily, "Oh, you
can speak English!"
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-01-01

ONLY a couple Of hundred extra
" pounds of gain on your herd
bring in enough to pay for about
ton of TIM Salt. Therefore, it is
livestock insurance that costs you
practically nothing.
College feeding trials conclusively
prove the need for trace minerals in
the rations of all livestock. Most
farm lands are short of one or more
of the essential trace minerals
cobalt, iodine, iron, copper, zine