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RETIREMENT, w. VA.
75 acres. good b-rm. house with
S Ss.n, neat an and and phone. Barn and
SrS' B. G. Sn $500. S Sa SEQ 81 800 & ah
81 ACRES, w. VA.
All wooded, in best hunting and
and fishing area, lovely view, on
Eood "a. seller will build cabin
70 SUIT buyer. 3 hrs. d, Q, Land
priced $4,000. Dr.. S7O0.
L. R. Wigfield, NO. 7-1S2S
SMALL HORSE FARM-20 miles
from y 9. near Fairfax City and
new Rte. SO interchange, I0
brood mare stalls, tSj iox1a b box
stalls. Barn, water and lights
PRODUCING orchards. Comfortable,
S Ssssb meme with new hot-water
w iisiSDvSro heailng system, new
good Investment al S45. O6e Sis
QUO cash. OWNER, 1885, 0023'
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
ANNE ARUNDEL CoUNTY-In a.
James Parish, near Lothion. 18Th.
century manor. Original ownership
since llOI, IN excellent cond. for
restoration, $50 acres in tobacco
sraln production. All necessary
parns and dependencies. Located
n pest environment In Committing
distance Of washington, Baitimore
an9 annapolis. 100000. owner
PARMETTE SITES in beautiful
Dunklrk area. Only 81 miles from
the District, 3 to 3 acres, partially
WOODED sites. Small down pay
mentS and balance monthly,
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY. near
bacco allotment. 100 acres cron
land. q bedrm. and bath farm
home, 3 barns, 4 tractors, COM
plete equipment for cattle and to-
bacco farming. One OF the most
productive farms In the area.
CHARLES COUNTY. mr.. Waldorf
y acres; Long payed=road 'front.'
age makes nice building sites.
NEAR NEAR ,HARWQoD-11-acre wooded
Nice elevation for bldg. site, fronts
on county road and Sockets
Run. a flowing stream. About 25
mi. from District and 10 mi. from
Annapolis. Price 1000.
IL .ACRES--Modern 3-bedrm. and
bath home. Oil heat, 6-acre tob.
allotment, 2 barns, broad view Of
chesapeake Bay. long frontage on
veiopment potential, commercial or
residential. No coming REQUIRED.
Only % miles from District.
NEAR HUNTINGDON acres, SIS
acres clear. 10-acre tobacco allot.
Very neat and attractive 3-bed-
room farmhouse with mod. kit.
and bath. 2 large tobacco barns,
stable; corn, chicken and meat
age. An fenced and eross-fenced
with water in all fields.
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY, near
Bristol-50 acres. 15-acre tobacco
allot. 2-bedroom home. tobacco
barn, in very beautiful area. Only
80 miles from District. 500, 800.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY-At-
traetiye 4-bedrm. home. mod. ht.,
bath bath; barn. arr acres land Ia to-
about rs miles from District.
$4,000. Terms.
ST. MARYS COUNTY, near Me-
chanicsville and Patuxent River
100 acres in cattle-tobacco opera
ton. S-acre tobacco allot., long
paved-road frontage board fenced.
water in all fields, restored South
ern Colonial home, in setting OF
oil heat, air eond.. 2 barns. loafing
shed, garage, 1la-acre farm pond
stocked with bass. tractor and
equip. located 40 miles from Dis
trict via Rte. 3. An unusual op-
portunity 10 acquire a very supe-
rior place. $4,000. Buyer can Sc
lect foundation stock from present
Angus herd at market value.
j. B. Waters q Associates
Dunkirk. Nd. Phone ALPINE 7-273O
Prince Frederick pa and 4SS
20 Miles From the District
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FARMS
tcONTINUeDl

HOME on 8 acres -
Views. huge center halls, Trees,
near schools, small town, S2f. 900
terms. 200 ACRES. lovely moder.
nised S-bedrm. home. Terrific set
ting. Lake sites, views, immediate
possession. $4,000, GOOD terms,
20 ACRES. Retirement or week
end retreat. Good house, bath,
small stream, $500. LOVELY 3
BEDRMS., all modern, open CELL
ING and paneled walls. Rather
unique, overlooking river, aood
Fishing hn6ga Garden spot and trees.
PPEEPER RRdEsALTYk SyLPEPER. VA.
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LEO ACREs, Sl6 per acre. south-
w SSs sU USFp pUnd s Size eSnsS1s
timber and pulpWood. Possibiiity
OF valuable minerals. Near pro-
posed Interstate Highway No. N.
Enjoy for recreation now. and let
the property enhance in value for
q few years. You will never re-
greet II. @. B. LORRAINE, Bro
ker. Richmond Federal Building,
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EIIGENE p NIXON
PAUL B. GANLEY
REALTOR

Sow SIC so RSis.' s szl sun
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A0UASCo-S-rm. house. AMI and
business. approximately 2 acres.
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% ACRES. Country place, 0-room
home, bath, barn, stream, site
for pond. Priced only $3.50.
Terms " down, $50 monthly.
g. W. DUNCAN, Broker. Louisa.
ya. Phone $50 weekdays. 145
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8. OLSON, Broker
CALL o. Il. DUNHAM

Culpeper, Va. va. 5-9s47
PCS A. TIMBER, 1880 manor house,
long road front. In st. Marys Co.,
$500 acre AP. 7-0631.
40 ACRES cut-over woods on Hwy.
90 Orange Co. Va; Has stream
Same SU d Dfcs s64 1.r mo- b TSss O acre;
Phone s2S:eSSS or dordonsviile,
Va, TIE, 2-23S3. or r. CARLTON
BROOKS AGENCY.
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? ACkES,. open, fenced. Groom
town. .Priced $4,000. Terms S"'i
down bal. monthly. c. w. DUN
CAN, Broker. Louisa, Va. Phone
$50 weekdays, las Sundays.
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Looking for country living2 Where
the kids and you can enjoy open
spaces and raise some animals?
Here are two properties lust out
OF the Damascus area, off Of good
roads Tor last committing any
where In the NV. METROPOLITAN
Area.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY
fCONTINllIEDl
LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

NCMEHUE TWHCI
subdivision opportu-
nifty in and. adioining. Ia Plata.
mile from hwy. 301. Approx, 100
acres suitable exceptionally high-
grade subdivision, S75. 900. Liberal
terms to approved buyer. LEON
ARD SNYDER, 301-WE. 1891,
LA PLATA. MD.
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EXCLUSIVE
FARMETTES

FARMET'TES
Looking for country living? Where
the kids and you can enjoy open
spaces and raise some animals?
Here are two properties lust out
OF the Damascus area, off Of good
roads Tor last committing any
where In the NV. METROPOLITAN
Almost 4 acres In corner property
with Well-cared-for 4-bedrm. farm
rm,, "a baths. nice-sized kit. and
enclosed back porch. Excel. for
mud room" and utilities. fun
bsmt., priceless view, pasture lot,
well. fenced and outbldg. suitable
Tor horses and gar. S26,50O.
Just under 90 acres and truly a
modest gentleman's farm. Features
Ice. stucco farm home with all im-
proVements. spAe. country kit,
S Ss d Ns:t rm s,ar y' rm sn6 "a bed ed
pair, farm bldg. in good repair
and includes q cattle barn, ma
chinery shed and corn crib. All
fields well fenced and down In blue
grass with water in 2. Another
priceless view. $50. 900. Some
terms available.
MAYNE REALTY co.
024-2e3l. olney, Nd, 024-4OOo
HISTORIC BRICK HOUSE, restored
and handicapped. Horse barn, clear
on Whites Ferry road, miles
Wes,sPoolsVille. Nd. For appt. cal
fE. S-632f ewes,
HOWARD COUNTY
aeing rocky gorge on Harding I'd
Nice 3-bsdrm. brick raneher. fire.
RaOl.lasDasessd T RIt i tsi s dim T% SS
.aers, partly wooded lot, Sie,.
In . beautiful setting on Brown
Bridge rd.-on nearly acre.
with large trees, spacious briek
home with bedrms., 2 baths,
lge. liy. rm. with firepl., fam. rm.
sep. din. rm., Wv. carpet, every
cow. IN kit, double carport
Priced for quick sale.
z acres partly wooded. almost
new y.bedrm; rambler liy. I'm
yith ilrepl: din. I'm. rF'' sat.in hit;
Ashton on Haviland Mills I'd.
baths. lie. iiv. rm. with firepi.. Din
rm., table-Apaced kit, full bsmt
eatpoIt on i-acre lot, Dindel
Home sites and acreage . fin,
SELECTION. ranging In Iias from
Burtenlville CMont. co.., old Co.
lumbla I'd, brick raneher with
ss roomis bedrms' z bath,
pig club rm, 2-ear gar Ia
MeHEERY co. 77o-7Ops
E dSSN4RY vAoMF. RwEJo5 a J s46EI
FRAME; ..S Owner isaying state tate, !! I
modern. S0osf.t frontage on ma.
cadam rd.. Gear garage. hobby
shop. tool shed and eardsn house
Ornamental orchard, shrubhery
berries, roses. grape arbor. gar
den plot and q permanent lawn
walking distance Of marina, Price.
aS R;sSsoO 2 siAsscy.A 7OS-
LOUD0UN coUNTY--Iomeaits 0t
acres, " wooded with large hard
b, mi west Of Leesburg 3
Wheatland, an excellent buy Al
fftGsp ' hE 1iEfi SiE Esss6SFs. W. Va.
RAYMOND II brown, BROKE
Washington, D, 9. EN-, 3-b00l
Southern Maryland
e., PIai s,s! gDS9o.,. soEs , s CORN.
First floor, large living room
dining room, family room, v
bath, larEe kitchen, utility room
2 screened porehes. Nice shadl
trees, stb,bO0. GOOD terms.
Port Tobacco Area acres, ..
room house, 2 bedrooms. Nlcl
Kitchen, larae utility room, ooos
commuting 70 d. G. $4,000.
Approx, 2 acres, houses tnov
rented, Good barn. $4,000. b
cellent terms,
Mrs. Lo!lie 2 pcdsoa ,o.,
SANDOZ, INC.
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PRICE SLASHED $lO.000

ON THE "sHow-PLACE' of dair,
farms. Was adv. at sos, 900. nov
cut 70 $4,000 due to age ant
A real "eye-opener." Fine SCI
bldgs.. well kept by same owner
40 yrs. New ~ COW dairy barr
with stable cleaner, pipe line
mixers, bulk tank. silos. Huge
bank barn, nice outbldgs., modern
home. Lush pastures. stream, good
fencing. This is one Of the finest
cleanest and best kept farms ever
70 come on market. VIII sell fully
equipped with large dairy herd
and modern machinery II desired.
1ood, 93-acre cattle farm on hard
road, spring watered pasture, COM
plete set bldgs. Also an adjoining
l1S-acre cattle farm, good leyeI
land, brick home, large barn, Only
92o, 900 and $31,500 respec-
lively; Buy one or both. n, L,
55IENI1' Broker. Taneytown. Nd
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' pss a Pr S Ss o acre.. BUYS p s.,,.S
streams. wildiife. 100 miles s.
q p,ooc;z L. L. SELF. owner,
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PA.-60 ACRES

New Groom house set high. good
view. close town, Y mi, on State
road. Plenty Of valuable timber.
Bride paths and driVeways. Joins
game preserve. Best Of hunting.
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Lands and Homes IKE. $4,000
IBELTSvMLE-High lev. lot, 40 by
$50, sml. hse., bsmt., water on
lot, sewerage avail. 027-340S.
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-, J., ,FUYLkbVILLE, No. -.
WI s.g22J or 30l--Df n.a2a2
DAIRY FARM, is7 acres. shipplns
y. g, market. 44-cow barn. sllos,
sheds. etc. B.rm. bungalow, bath.
al dairy equinment, N3s. 500.
Terms OWNER, Fauduier County.
Call 43g-Jo27.
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HUNTER MILL RD

10 acres overlooking Dulles Airport,
beautiful view with little noise.
$1,000 per acre. VIII divide into
8 or z acres.
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COBB ISLAND AREA

1872 acres wa miles Of hard I'd,
Large brick home. Can have
Marina, VIII sell all or part. Call
OWNER. CHI. $4,000 or 10. g.
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CHARLES H. JAMESON
Raaltor

CLINTON = SIS acres nice land,
shade chss' Co. 10 a.. sscludsd.
lays GOOD, rs mi. d. c. OWNER.
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Almost 4 acres in corner property
with well-cared-for 4-bedrm. farm
nome. Lee. lv. rm. and sep. din,
rm,, Ia baths. nice-sized kit. and
mud room" and utilities. fun
bSmt., priceless view, pasture lot,
well. fenced and outbldg. suitable
Tor horses and gar. S26,b00.
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SPECIALIZING IN
LAND AND FARM SALES
lls acres In beautiful Middletown
Valley. Dairy farm, 34-stali DC
barn. Bank barn wIGtall. sllo.
other bldgs., al In excel. cond
Brk. Colonial house, 2 firepls.. 4
bedrms., bath. spring water, fields
In hiEh state Of cultivation. Ions
meadow with lge, stream 4srm.
Tenant house. Priced $4,000,
$4,000 cash.
bi-acre dairy farm. No. Of Fred
erick. Beautifully situated along
Monoeacy River with mAgniiieent
view cal0etin Range. Unframed.
4-stall milk parlof, lse, loaiine
thed. bank barn, silo, other bldus.
Old stone house WA bedrms., bath
and central heat. Priced $4,000,
Si2,b00 cash.
bO-acre dairy farm. 80. Of Pred
erick. 20-atall DC barn, Bank
barn. sllos, necessary bldes, All
In excel. eond Center-hall Colo
NAL home, 4 bedrmA., bath, central
heat, 2 tenant houses. Well wa
tered and highly cultivated. Pos
session OF main house. 90 DAYS,
Landlord possession OF tenant
houses and farm, presently under
lease, $500 per mo. Priced Skb,-
600. $4,000 down. s3Ob.pb per
mo.
$50 acres. IS stalls, DC dairy farm,
. houses.
3sS;aers cattle farm. 3 lac. barns.
Office open DAYS and Ewes.
Dial Nov 30i=-gel.eh2n
PAUL b. GANLEY
200 Wilson Pl, Frederick. Nd,
UPPER MONT. CO,-small farm
6.rm, mod. home, barn and othel
nee. out bldes.. Pond and z
streamt Scenic vlew, Less thar
WI. s.2a73 or WA, esOb7i.Y
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Office Open Day and Ewes.
Dial Now, 662-5557
AREA-300 acres. Rev.
war stone house. mr.. Waterford.
B, Barns; etc; $3.50 per acre.
brick (unfin.l. $21 800, or house
and 1 acre, $1,000.
Q AcRES-Old Mil. Ideal week.
end place, Sc, $50.
H. E. BRUCE 703-Sa2-5117
LIBERTY HALL" $50 q. cattle
ranch, beautiful brick mansion,
5 barns. silos, excellent soil
and location. S295, 1000. Taxes
S776. Write for brochure.
Browning Real Estate Agency
Cuinoror Uiruinfo
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ii level wooded lot approx. 49,
900 "a. a., all facilities, on dead
end street. Walking distance 10
elementary, junior high and pa
roehlai schools. S6.DB0. 022-ps36,
i.b pm, Sunday, 2oe-0iA0 Mon
E psysF1Es TERMS AVAILABLE
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NJ VA.

i2e acres. FERN, home, barn and
bldaa.. woodland ~. 4b0.
laf acres, productive farm, 80 &C.
clear, two streams. Ssrm, home,
barn. elec.. fronting on two paved
roads, fenced for cattle. Price,
SiA.Th0,
Building Lot, iO0x2aO r.. 5000,
Widmyer Real Estate. Phone 800
], r. Marlin. Broker. Phone 1913
Berkeley SPRINGS, W. Va.
Free LlstinE
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NIT. AIRY. MD,
LACK LEISHEAR

FHONE MT. AIH1 I14
Representing I. Z. Sherman. RealtoF
NICE 3-RM. cinder-block bungalow
2 acres fertile land. water, elect
stove, hot-water heater in house
40 mi. west Of Richmond. $4,000
with $500 dn., $3b mo. Phi, Alex
TIE, 6-4i3i. COOKE AocY.. Loui-
ON POTOMAC RIvER-141 acres
Loudoun Co. Panoramic views Of
river KE 6-5R6i
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PA-43 ACRES

Cattle and horse farm. or camping
site, Broom house, remodeled, new
bath, gear gar. stables and out
bldgs., good view. lge trout stream
$4,000 virgin timber Joins game
preserve. Best hunting on State
road ITO mi. d. c. S12,50O,
w. VA.-DAIRY, 212 A.
Milking 40 cows. new milking par
lor, new 600-gal. tank shipping "a
d. c. New barn, 2 new silos. g.
room house sets high. good view
on Rte. 90, 08 mi. TO d. G,
S3s,500. good terms VIII sell
cows and machinery.
w. VA.-110 ACRES
New rambler house. bath. furAnce,
garage and basement. Hard road
close 70 town, stream through
Ing. Price slO,2bo, with $4,000
EUGENE P. NIXON
Call Monday, RE. 7-siI2
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FRIENDLY - Approx. Q acres.
$4,000 per acre. $3.50 down. City
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l csoo6tsNTiRiY 'hoME. Two . |. Story '5Ts
FRAME. owner leaving state. 3
acres productive; Term. house,
modern. l0O.f.t frontage on ma
sh Sem tooi shed snd sasesn b hS9Sy
Ornamental orchard, shrubbery,
berries. roses. grape arbor. gnr-
den plot and q permanent lawn.
walking distance OF marina, Price.
al55 $4,000 2 WATSON 7oa-
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All wooded, in best hunting and
and fishing area, lovely view, on
good rd;, seller will build cabin
70 suit buyer, 3 hrs, d. @. Land
priced $4,000. On. S70O.
L. r. Wigfield, NO. 7-l328
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L. A. ABERCRoMBIE
Diamond 1851

RANDALL II. HAONER A CO,
1871 Conn, Ave NV. Or, 2-360O
VA. AND W. VA. PROP, : zoo
, ,sds,..i.7 $40 1890. Po q SoS river
$4,000, gIfTEEH MIN ~ 81
a, $4,000, B A.. $4,000. own.
Err can finance. Phone MRS.
SMITH, 3bo-A342,
v1RoINIA--Top trade land. ipi
dan hissS yO Comfortable eSs H Srivins ap u
washington.
EXCELLENT 3-bedroom brick home,
edge Of the nice rural town Of
culpeper. Pull basement finished
rec, room, $4,000.
PITY FOUR acres, near the noun
tainH, $4,000.
Farm. " acres. 3-bedroom home,
bath, basement, nice for $4,000,
WAUGH REAL EaTATE AGENCY
Culpeper. Va, Office. VA. b.hb02,
Res, VA. b-Sis2 or VA, b-sss3
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40 AcREa

Poolesville area, s-rm. frame
house with bath. electricity
and water, barn. all necea-
aary outbuildings. Scar So.
raRe. Stream Near Whites
Ferry, Taxes S4s2 81. Price.
1913 per acre
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APPROX. 3 ACRES

Dickerson, Nd. - Lee. CEN
ter-hall country home with
porcheG. 2 living rms. dim
ing rm., large kitchen, pan
try, 4 bedrooms. ia baths.
steam heat, stoker coal. or
chard, Gear garage, deep
well. Mr.. schools, churches
and stores al Taxes 1881.
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MAYNE REALTY co.

p24-2s3l, olney, Nd, e24-4OOo
BRICK HOUSE, restored
and handicapped. Horse barn, clear
meadows, spring. 2S miles d. c.
on Whites Ferry road, miles
westSPoolsyille, Nd. For Apt. call
FE. S-639f ewes
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UPPER
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
APPROX. ~ ACRES

Poolesville area - Modern
lied farm house. liv, rm.,
din. rm.. modern kitchen. 2
bedrms., full baths, circu-
lating hot-air heat, barn,
gear garage. necessary OUT
buildings, large shade trees.
Taxes APPROX. $500. Price
500 400 (TermH.
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ALEXANDRIA REALTY

y acres with frontage on Hunter
MIL rd., small stream and pasture
for horses, nice building site. A
real buy at $9,0bO.
Navajo times., 1963-10-24

in a few weeks. The Sheepthena are
moved to another alfalfa field.
Fecal contamination of pas
lures is quite high, and if the ewes
are infected with internal para,
sites, locally heavy infestations OF
infeCtive larvae can result. SO
when the pasture is again ready Tor
pasturing, the ewes and lambs are
allowed to" "re-graze" the original
pasture.
Since, in many cases, maximum
numbers of imective larvae are by
this time present, ewes and lambs
can become heavily parasitized.
Symptoms of parasites begin
appearing in late January and may
be extremely serious by February
or March. Treatment Of infected
animals is fairly effective in re-
moving adult parasites but does
not keep animals from being rein
-fected after being treated.
DR.. Dewhirst said that some
success was recorded in examin-
ing forage samples from several
pastures for ineCtive larvae with
the objective of placing sheep on
the pasture with the smallest num-
hers of infective larvae.
The objecrives of the research:
1. The development OF nemato-
diasiS in ewes and lambs on fall
and winter pasture will be studied.
2. The increase in numbers of
infective larvae of sheep nema-
todes on fall and winter pasture
will be determined.
8. The effect of climate and
management on infective larvae on
irrigated winter pastures and bur
dens of internal parasite in lambs
and ewes will be studied.
4. The efficacy of sever a l
promising anthelmintics will be
aScertained and their subsequent
influence on the development of
nematodias sis and weight gains will
be noted.
Navajo times., 1963-10-24
Sheep Parasites
Cause Heavy Loss

Many Arizona veterinarians
say that parasites inflict heavier
economic losses on the sheep in
dustry than all other conditions
combined--With the exception OF
unfavorable markets.
Losses run as high as 10 per
cent of floCkS.
But University of Arizona sci
entists are hopeful that this COM
plex problem will be solved.
1t may be solved with the help of
research assistance giVenthe uni
versity by the Arizona Wool Grow
erS Association.
DR.. William J. Pistor, head of
the Animal Pathology Department,
College of Agriculture at the uni
versity, has authorized the re-
search for a solution TO the prob
lem of parasites in sheep.
DR.. l.. w. Dewhir ST, professor
of animal pathology and animal
pathologist at the Agricultural Ex-
pertinent Station, will direct the
re eSearch.
Cooperating with DR.. Dewhirst
in the search for solution will be
DR.. N. W. Rokey, experiment sta
tion animal pathologist: DR.. R.
Echeverria, Casa Crande veteri-
marian; and Al Lane, live stock spe-
cialist with the Cooperative Ex-
tenSio Service.
DR.. Dewhirst said that Arizona
sheep normally are graded in the
forests of Northern Arizona inthe
summer months. In the fall. they
are brought to lower elevations and
placed on irrigated alfalfa pas
lures.
Ewes lamb in November.
Stocking rates on these pas
lures are extremely heavy re-
sulting in depletion of tine forage
Navajo times., 1963-10-24
Nuvuio's In "Cheyenne Autumn
CREDIT: WALT SUMMERS S-VISUALTTIES
special for Navajo Times

One of last week S scenes called
for location deep in the Valley
amongst the sand dunes near the
Totem Pole. The morning was
beautiful but by lunch time the wind
had sprung up making everything
miserable for the stars, extras,
crew-men and all concerned. Sand
made filming pretty we'll impos-
sible, it flew everywhere and what
was worse it happened just as the
Harper-Green lunch crew arrived.
A somewhat "gritty" lunch was
had by all in consequence.
Sunday was called arest day for
practically all at the Warner Bros.
camp. Many Navajo "saddled up"
and went home for briefrest and
visit. Those that remained bright
ened up the area of Goulding g s
Trading Post with their colorful
attire, especially the Womenfolk.
About the only hazard our Nav
aios are experiencing at the NOM
ent is the unusually large number
of rattle snakes that have been
seen in the area. The Wardr ODE
tent, housing hundre d of uni
forms, Indian he did r S Sc S,
Navajo times., 1963-10-24

swords, etc. is the favorite of these
desert denizens, already several
have been found curled up in cav
airy blankets and other warmth
giving effects.
Supporting stars Victor Jory,
Ricardo Montalban, Gilbert Ro-
land, are playing Cheyenne Indian
parts, in makeup they look as
Indian as our Navajo and it would
be a clever person onthis location
who could distinguish them from
not being Indian if they did not al
ready know these personalities by
previous sight.
1t would seem that the Navajo
has a naturally built film location
that will endure many years Of
visitation from Hollywood film
moguls. The usually clear skies
are ideal and truly ph hoto-
grapher's paradise. Despite the
threat of rattle snakes, the unruly
dust, the lack Of town amenities
the "white mem although they
might beef a little, admit that this
is Gods own country for scenery
and grandeur.