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Show -in this country the of agriculture, state veterinary and may have oc-+ curred some time or another in 20 states. ficials, poultry pathologies and to- "Wherever Newcastle disease has dustry representatives, B was setappeared, except to the United the committee said, "one v i A twice and once in Aus-«-was impractical on a national scale May at a national confereff. England twice ana uu because of the cost. of its chief characteristics has been By Grant Dillman nce Washington. a hllh mortality, always nearly, If United Press Staff the last (of July the com- incommittee committee added, however, Since has pointed out that not actually, 100 per cent." been mittee naWASHINGTON, urging poultry4--The Oct. -11 reasonable efforts in men to The death rate In this country try to isolate the disease tiohal committee on Newcastle dise-a ing with the present : ranges from 10 to as-high as 60 Infshows in by eliminating poultry ase believes there is "every reas- of the disease as it exists ected areas and refraining from JS cent In addition to the loss through death, Newcastle disease country should be vigorously shipping diseased birds from one on" to expect a practical solution the latter outbreak that result in a total loss of egg niay to this dread poultry malady persued." region to another. name. . , ,_ from four to eight production of the wholesale slaughter of inf- In Certain Cases also has emphasized the dan- Newcastle It disease fow Is weeks. committee ger of using unsterilized feed bags ected birds. the known cases, 17 to In certain states in exist all and bird and egg crates which initely After weeks of study, the commight include kiUing was mittee announced it is "imprac- Mectedit "tods in an area might have been exposed to infif ected poultry. and inadvisable" to try ffto°""Disease could be kept, tical The committee is composed of stamp out the disease this way alin certain t so _D eradicated out in theiuture. though it has been representatives Committee Sees Solution of Poultry Disease ' m . 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That means better baking brighter; like Mings | (4l0rge) MT*To Save OB Sugar: Use % cup sugar and }4 cup white corn syrup. Reduce milk to % cup plus 1-tbsp. syrup with milk to dry ingredients. flf you use self -rising flour, omit baking-powder and'Salt. If you live at an altitude over 3,000 ft. write for adjustment! Minne- . 1 rated folders (pictured above) all dimes-using home-type featuring a variety of these stoves-bake up"preliminary Recipes for recipes. Likes and dislikes tested recipes. New Speed Crocker Betty recorded-sent to our Betty Method for cakes, pies, bisCrocker Staff. After carefully cookies, one-dish meals, cuits,New evaluating these reports... folders...new recipes are, if necessary, adjusted ^.every45 days. Collect them! before being released to needed. Address Betty Crocker, General Mills. apolis 15, " and "KJtchen-Teited" Are Befulw Trade Marks ol Minn. ., Inc... |