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Evening star., 1962-01-28
BY DAVID S. BRODER
Star Staff Writer

star 6taIt writer
Somebody - either the Repub-
lican or the Democratic Party
leadership - Is guessing wrong
about the public mood and will
pay the price in lost seats in next
November's congressional election.
The basic campaign. strategies
Of the two parties, it became clear
at meetings of their national COM
mittees the last two week ends,
are founded on diametrically OPP
posite assumptions about the
trend Of public opinion.
The Republicans believe the
country Is on a conservative bent
and the path to political success
for them lies in opposition to Pres
ident Kennedy's plans for what
G. o. P. congressional leaders
have dubbed "the Leviathan
state"
The Democrats believe they are
dead wrong. Their hunch, as
Party Chairman John M. Bailey
put it, is that "the American peo-
pie have not gone right with the
Republicans" President Kennedy
laid it flatly on the line last Sat
urday night at the kickoff fund
drive for the 1862 campaign: Dem
ocrats will run as the progressive
party"
The Contrary Judgments
Obviously, both parties cannot
be right. The country cannot be
longing for both conservatism and
progressivism at the same time.
What is the evidence on which
these contrary judgments rest?
The Republican belief in con-
servative trend has three foun-
dations:
l. The obvious and unmistak-
able fact that in the South, where
the G. o. P. has been weakest,
it is now making substantial
gains by proclaiming itself the au-
thentic voice of conservatism.
Elections in virtually every South
ern State in 1861 demonstrated
that a Republican who declares
himself conservative can run
stronger than any Republican has
run before in that Jurisdiction
and not infrequently, win.
2. The fact that the Republican
minority in the House has been
able, through shrewd parliament
tary tactics and alliances, to balk
a good deal of the progressive"
legislation for which Democrats
profess to believe there is great
public demand without incurring
any broad public censure. Presi-
dent Kennedy campaigned on no
issue more strongly than he did
on Federal aid to education; yet
when it was clobbered in the
House last year, G.. o. P. law
makers received many congratula-
tions and an insignificant
amount Of criticism.
3. The fact that the party's most
popular spokesman, bar none, at
the moment is also its most out
spoken advocate of conservatism,
Senator Goldwater. The Arizonan
is now in great demand as a
speaker by party and private
groups, not just in the Western
and Southern States where he has
long been a favorite, but in the
industrial States of the Northeast
as well.
Conservative Trend
Taken together, these three
facts constitute impressive under
pinning for the G. o. P. faith in
a conservative trend. But the
Democrats contrary belief also
has substantial support-of a kind
politicians find most convincing:
l. In the three big elections of
last November - for the New
Jersey governorship, the New York
City mayoralty and the San An
tonic congressional seat - Demo-
Gratis who aligned themselves di-
rectly with the New Frontier"
program and had the personal
Evening star., 1962-01-28
The Foreign Scene

said, however. that tests will take
place only if necessary for the
country's security and that the
United States will not be black
mailed into testing or not testing.
Evening star., 1962-01-28
The Exact Words
In Censorship
BY CECIL HOLLAND
Star Staff Writer

Censorship pructiced the Pentagon
pdrtnent has under fire.
At hearings last
nnued the Senate Armed SeUceS Preparedness
told that references
Admiral Areoh A. Burke retired Chief OF Operations
titled he thought speeches
caprcou Gen. Thomas White former Air Force chiet de-
scribed them It. Arthur
OF Army research and deuepent
in his speeches him about
nVolued
These OF the actual blue pencil the
at work the speeches OF the three officers presented
hearings:
to august 6, 1861
Evening star., 1962-01-28

imperialism. But, under this guise,
they really intend the destruction
Of everything which does not bend
to their will.
II our cold war efforts fail,
armed conflict could occur as
has happened in the past. The
Korean and TaiWan actions are
examples.
Furthermore, the Soviets have
demonstrated by their intensive
research and development pro-
grams that they unquestionably
seek a clear military advantage
over the free world alliance at
the earliest possible date.
(GEN. TRUDEAU'S SPEECHES)
The three Sputnik satellites lend
substance to (Communist) claims
(of an intercontinental ballistic
missile) and their lunar probes
should clinch them.
Evening star., 1962-01-28
The Corruption

He also has arrested many for
mer officials on corruption
charges and antagonized many
businessmen by forbidding the i'm
port of luxury items. BY not hold
ing immediate elections he has
run afoul of the amorphous but
powerful National Front.
These much-needed progressive
steps have had the expected re-
suits: Mr.. Amini has been praised
in Washington but damned in
Teheran by small-minded Iranians
who moan about their financial
losses, but fail to see the Com
munist threat across the Caspian
Sea.
Mr.. Amini has promised to hold
elections soon, but apparently this
did not please Iranian students
who rioted last week in Tehe-
ran seeking immediate elections"
Elections would be meaningless,
presently, since until new elec-
toral law is drafted, the old land
owning minority would again be
returned to office.
Always afraid Of a Red coup
d'etat, American officials watched
Iranian developments closely last
week. Much is at stake in this
revolution from the top" for in
many parts of the world the only
alternative is violent disruption
from the bottom. A success in Iran
would silence the skepticS who say
revolution cannot be made t
Shah'S way.
Evening star., 1962-01-28
ORIGINAL

OAs40A4NEAA
The Communists - however are
not going to abandon their re-
lentless drive toward world en-
pire-even though they dare not
risk the inevitable retaliation that
a nuclear war would bring.
Today the United States is en-
gagged in a grim competition with
an alien philosophy that has
taken over whole countries with
out firing a shot. That is why the
only real way to increase the
strength of our Nation is to
strengthen what is under attack
to strengthen the individual.
Challenge of communism Com
munist challenge - the Commu-
mist threat.
From Gen. Whites speeches
rs. 1861.
ORIGINAL
Since the Air Forces future Of
fensive and defensive missions, as
we reach farther out into aero
space.
Approximately 80 per cent of the
general war striking power.
These same forces could also
contribute substantially to a gen.
sral war effort.
The Soviet economic military
potential Is guided by a regime
which can count on the backing
however unenthusiastic-o the
Russian people. In addition, the
Soviets have another great in
tangible resource which can best
be described as gall. They are
showing ever increasing conf
dence-even arrogance their
military and scientific strength
and growth of their influence,
spawned and perpetuated in brutal
wars, dedicated to the mission of
world revolution-their fervor for
subversion and force makes them
believe that Communist domina-
ton Of the world is inevitable.
They are further strengthened in
this belief by their close partner
ship with Communist China.
-. the unquestionable capacity
to repel and decisively counter
any attack.
=. weapon systems have been
developed to overpower either
From Gen. Trudeau's speeches
I, 1861, to December 8, 1861.
ORIGINAL
-. on toward the turn Of the
century world communism.
There are voices today which
whisper that the vicious, danger
Gus and false doctrine Of peace
full co-existence" and expediency
If the Russians can mobilize
1000 scientists and q billion dol
lars to (seize) space, we must
equal and surpasS this effort or
lose space.
Some passages tDere deleted e
tOGs suggested. Some examples
officers tolloD.
Evening star., 1962-01-28

At the heart Of Trans problem
is ruling class - the so-called
1000 families have owned
all the land in Iran, forcing the
illiterate peasants to live as vir-
tual SerfS.
The Shah began redistributing
his land about three years ago,
but the other landowners refused
to bulge. And since they con-
trolled the Parliament, they could
veto any attempt to implement
reforms. In May, 1861. after sew
eral days of street riots in Teheran,
the Shah disbanded the Parlia-
ment and asked Ali Amini to act
as Premier.
Mr.. Amini has said that if he
fails to bring about the "revolu-
ton from the top" Iranian So
ciety is doomed to communism.
With the Shah's support, he has
stabilized the economy and Or
dered the land reform to begin.
Evening star., 1962-01-28

REVISED
Potential aggressors. however,
cannot be expected to surrender
their objectives without a
struggle.
Today, as in the past, the only
real way to increase the strength
of our Nation is to strengthen
what is under attack - to
strengthen the individual.
Challenge of competing ideolo-
gieS- challenge the threat.
from September u. 1860. to April
REVISED
Since the Air Forces future
missions, as we reach farther out
into aerospace.
A very large percentage of the
deterrent power.
These same forces could also
contribute substantially to a ma
jor aggression.
Furthermore in any revolution
Of the Communist threat we can
not disregard the close partner
ship between Soviet Russia and
Communist China.
Evening star., 1962-01-28

:. the unquestionalbe capacity
to decisively counter any attack.
-. weapon systems have been
developed to overcome either
couering the period from August
Evening star., 1962-01-28
REVISED

:. on toward the turn of the
century Sino-Soviet communism.
There are voices today which
whisper that the vicious, dangerous
and false doctrine Of aggression
masquerading as peaceful CO.
existence" and expediency.
If the Russians can mobilize
1000 scientists and a billion dol
lars to try to dominate space, we
must equal and surpass this effort
or give them a free hand.
tirely and not reDiSed or deletion
from the. SDeeches 0f the three
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14-AcRE. ESTATE. Brick main
Kitchen dining pT room. ' living Toon rom:
den, IN baths, full basement.
Natural gas, hot.wster radiator
heat, large attic, guesthouse,
barn, garage, stocked pond. white
board fencing. Bargain at S60ss
600. By appointment only.
HELEN z SPIES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-02

PARK LIKE ATMOSPHERE sur
rounds this 4-6sdrm., Pals Church
Cape. Equipped kitchen With eat.
ing space plus gcreened-!n rear
porch. E14.e50. low down pay
mcnt. low monthly payments.
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HOUSES EoR SALIVA.

FAMILY ROOM sUPRE,GE!!-Pan-
eled fireplace, sliding glass doors
to porch with PARK benches''
and wonderful view to DEEP.
WOODED A-ACRK LOT. Features
eathedral-eeiling living rm.. spa
eious dining rn., 3 bedfms. mas
ter (l4x15l, finished rec. I'm. with
bar AID ground-level Walk-out.
plus work and laundry room.
FABULOUS KITCHEN with dish
washer and all built-ins. Near new
University Of Virginia site. Custom
~ the way. s24'Soo. QUICK
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MCLEAN
SPOTI,ESS

o the word that best describes
this cheerful home only 9 years
old. You'll be delighted at the size
Of the living room and separate
f fiHas rCSm S.dT Ds59inE sQqbi Sfss
2S.ft. recreation room. IFS vacant
and YOU may have Immediate
occupancy. Assume the loan OF
FLA or VA financing. S27,7h0.
CROWELL & CO., INC.
realtors oh MsLe 3 ro n. $500
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VL.
PARK-IIKR

Setting for this three-bedroom con-
temporary home with patio and
earport. perfect for today's indoor
outdoor lovers. Only Sl6.960. O.
or FHA contracts accepted.
REALTORS IA. 5-7el7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-02

ALEX, SEMINARY VALLEY-fm-
maeulate 3-bedroom brick rambler,
ga baths, .wall.to-wall carpeting.
hv. rm., din. rm., 2 large air
eonditioners. Fully equipped kitch-
en-. Finished bsmt. with large rec.
I'm. Large screened porch. Close 10
schools, shopping center, Penatgon,
cameron Station; Bus service one
OWNER, Fl. 4-3674.
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MCLEAN

DO you want your son or daughteI
This moEt desiIable school Within
2h-bath brick rambler. For the
teenasers and Nom and Dad. .
fireplace and bar. Must see TO ap-
preciate. Price S24.500. assume
Az OF loan. Can now for ap-
IA. 4.776o.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
CALL LYNN REALTY

CALL LYNN REALTY
Assume lee. lean on this 3-bedrm.
brk- home. Total pymtS. Sll5 per
mo. Nice fenced I'd. JE. 2-e40O.
CENTRAL AIR makes this brand
new four bedroom. three bath
home the choicest home In this
psiss Tanss: 2S-f:: living room
rec. room. intereom.. move IN foS
lees than $1,000 down and pick
your eolort. 81 $50. il 4-22se,
sAARsIK1ESS sa. SMITH 4 DoHNELL'
CHARM best describes this older
home in PERFECT CONDITION,
consisting Of 9 bedrms. Located
Just off Old Dominion Drive.
BaseboarG h.-W.h., brkfst. nook
with bar, 1ex16 It. entrance hail,
26-ft. porch. You'll love the see
ond rear stairway TO upstairs.
Two lower bedrms. are panelled,
BIG square daylight rec. rm. with
firepl. Over h-acre with trees.
Two week occupancy; Must be
seen: Only S30.50o. il. $4,000.
william a. Chapman. Realty. Inc.
CHARMING. as charming can be-
The most spotless rambler in
g Sis 3 re; .i SSssarRfs, ~ ~ baths.
With 2sit. G rec. Tn sn noGk kt E5@i
that IS out Of this world. acre
tall-treed fenced lot on dead-epd
81. Excel. eond. Price SCI. 800.
81, 900 down. Don't faii 70 see
this one. Open e-s. PLANTATION
REALTY. JE. 4-7000.
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INVEsI. RRoP. Bon sALE
NoHIRUEnl
INVESTMENT PROP. WAMT.

TWO PROFESSIONAL PERSON
Will purchase estate PROPERTY
buildings or land. Write Box 26s-,
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INDUSTRIAL GROUND SALE
(cONTIRUEol

ROCKVILLE AREA acres,
zoned ii, with 295-ft. front. Al
lust 35e per IL. More grounc
available. WILLIAMS CO.. u
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HOUSES FoR SALIVA.
WE TAKE TRADES
CREST

REALTY 90 KI. a.422:
ACCENT ON EiVABMITY
Is planned In this williams
burg style home. Gracious
entrance hall. fireplace in
living room, separate dining
room with sliding glass
doors to brick patio. West
tnghouse equipped kitchen
mas western cedar cabinets
and generous table space,
Step down to 24-ft. family
room with brick wall fire.
place. There are 4 large
bedrooms, 9 full baths,
M-B-R suite consists Of
full size bedroom, full
bath, large dressing room
and private sitting
room.) There is space 10 de-
velop Q l5-ft. den and q
large recreation room,
Built-in garage. Situated on
an S0x230-ft. level lot with
towering trees. Priced under
SIS, 900. S0es first trust at
6Afe for 20 years available.
CROWELL AND CO.. INC.
2l60 N. 0lebe Realtors IA. 4-3l31
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HnusEs RnR sAIE-YA.
(coNTINUEnl
ALExANDRIA, Seminary valley :

ALEXANDRIA, Seminary Valley -
Officer Transferred, brick rambler
3 bedrooms, 2 baths. OWNEE
470s surry pl., Fl. 4-S736.
A essh snd .ssun: sis.S SSs 81 i "a
PAYABLE Sl30 for everything on
this nice brick rambler. It has 3
22-ft. hV,. I'm. with fiEepl-. bic
separate dining I'm. and complete
electric kitchen full basement with
rec. room. carpeted throughout
Possession. Call POMPOHIO REAL
~. 221e Wilson blvd. IA. 5-556l
ANNANDALE - Attractive 3-bed,
I'm, amber h.E.-h., newly
painted inside and out. Close K
shopping and transp. FHA- financed
offered hy owner. Ct. $500 Of
FL. 4-S260.
Evening star., 1962-04-15
"a FOLLOW THE SUN.

TV66OW ING JUN.
Adventure. Hour "The Highest WALL"
A magazine writer uncovers a strange
story Of young heiress behind guarded
walls. Tuesday Weld and Charles Rug
giles star. tRepeat)
Cd DENNIS THE MENACE.
Comedy. Dennis tJay North draws an
notwithstanding treasure map and in
serts it among the contents of an old
seaman's chest bought at an auction by
Mr.. Wilson.
800 Cd FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS.
Drama. l Hour. Rudolf Serkin, pianist,
and the Budapest String Quartet per-
forming Schumanns E-Fat Quintet
(Repeatins April IL prosram)
q Ed SULLIVAN SHOW.
Variety. / Hour. Guests Liberace,
Teresa Brewer. The Where Brothers,
Washington. D. C.. April IS, 1862
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

PROFESSIONAL WOMAN, . sons
II and 10; desires unfurn. 2-3
bedrm, house; Bethesda or Oh, Oh
area; S125 to $50; VIII $4,000
to 3 pm; 536-7S33 aft. 6.
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BELOW FILA

For quick sale. IN baths. 2 bed
rms, all city utilities. High 474es
assumption or FILA financing.
Asking only S12,500.
CROWELL & CO., INC.
Realtors Fairfax or 3-1401
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BETHEsDA-An aimost-new brick
rambler, newly carpeted,. new
T rms BY UNA baths A't firepIsees p ser
porch, garage. centrally air cond.
Eyceilent terms. S35.500 KoR-
ZENDoRFER. REALToR, OIL. A.
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HERRING

. TIL Q REALTY, INC. HU. $4,000
DUNN LoRING AREA-Only S.
LINE L. CAMPBELL, Agent, JE.
$50; 2-bedrm. bungalow on "a
acre, liy. rm., Ice. Kitchen. mod
ern bath and util. rm., washer,
dryer, fenced yard with trees.
LINE L. CAMPBELL. Agent, III
3-12S2, ewes. JE. 3-9067.
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ALEX. AREA-Rambler, assume, no
qualifying. Clean and neat, two
bedrooms, convenient location, tile
bath, spacious kitchen with eating
space, level lot. Immediate pos
session. Full price, S13.750.
CALL NOW TIE. 6-4115
WELLINGTON REALTY
ALEX. AREA, off Mt. Vernon blvd.
Spacious 3-bedroom, 1h.bath
rambler with basement. Wall-to-
wall carpeting, 2 air conditloners,
screened porch, only $4,000.
CALL NOW TIE. 6-4115
WELLINGTON REALTY
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SILVER SPRING, large brick CO
lonial, 5 bedrooms, . baths, den.
large rooms. Full basement, ga
rage. Huge front and side open
porches. oil hot-water heat. Nice
lot 1880 50. #. Settle estate.
$4,000. ROBERT Z. LOHR, INC
REALTORS. HE. 4-4nO0.
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DRUSKIN

1900 viers Mill Rd. 949-4OO0
SILVER SPRING-WALK TO ST.
JOHNS. 3-bedrm. brick. full
bsmt., din. rm.. fine lot. walk to
bus. Early possession. just ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-15

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. split on "a
acre just off exclusive Glenbrook
I'd. Liv. nm. 15x23, din rm. 13x
10, kit. 11X17, 3 large bedrms.,
212 baths. paneled rec. rm., built
in garage. $4,000.
GEO. W. ROBERTSON. REALTORS
OIL. 2-2l23 Ewes. OIL. 4-6q63
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HOUSES TO SHARE

ARL. S.-Gentleman. comp. furn.,
linens. TV, washer. Cow. shops,
transp. $40 ca. 6S4-5561.
NEAR End AND KENNEDY ST.
N.W.-White lady wants retired
or middle-aged couple for her
unfurn. 2nd-fl. apt. Utils. incl
SIS. 5SS-3302.
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BEAUTIFUL
Belle Forest

Offering features this 3-bedroom
rambler Just loaded with extras.
The living room has a beamed
ceiling which really gives an in
teresting effect. There is q sep
arate dining room. Ia baths,
foyer entranceway, finished rec.
room. and 2 fireplaces. So much
more is in this home, for only
$4,000. Call US today.
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HOUSES FuRN. TO RENT

ALEX.-3 bedrms., Ia baths, bsmt.
With rec. rm., fenced yard. BY
wk. or mo. KE. S-5S81.
ARL., 70s s. 25th st., COW. to
3-1413. OF. $4,000 for sppt.
ARL., S.-Imaginatively decorated
2 bedrms., 2 levels, mod, kit. and
bath. many closets. spacious en-
closed I'd, mr.. schools, shops. D. c.
buses; Sl35. To inspect call Ii.
CHEVY CHASE, walking distance
of CIRCLE bedroom, 3-bath, CEN
ter-hall brick Colonial. Den. pow
der room, recreation room, q
car garage. Immediate occupancy
$3.50. Call Mrs. Neill, OIL. 4-l5i2,
WALKER a. DUNLOP, Realtors,
uptown office, EN-. 2-6715.
TAKOMA PIX. 1886 Sligo Greek
cleo. kit. dble; gar. $3.50 mo.
AP. 7-5674. 474-3533.
SOUTH DAKOTA. 3IOI Douglas ST.
For rent, corner house. lge;
fenced I'd, flowers and plants. full
front porch w/furniture, pvt. back
entr. Master bedrm.: air cond. and
built-in closets, w.-to-W. carpeting,
new furniture, nice bathrm. w
cabinets. Ind bedrm.: w.-to-w
carpeting w/good furniture and
window fan. Small bedrm.: w.-to-w
carpeting, sgl. he'd and chifferobe
Liv. rm.: w.-to-w. carpeting. plants
stands and lamps. Din. rm.; al
new furniture. " tow. carpeting
all new dishes. Kit. mod. stove
wall cabinets. kit cabinets anC
all neces. appliances. STORAGE rm
WfShelves and spice racks. Kitchen.
cite w/breakfast set w/new refgr
and fans; Laundry; auto. washer
and gas dryer. deep freeze, heavy
duty washer for rugs, and elec
ironer. LA. 6-6719.
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HOUSES F0R SALE--MB.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

SILVER SPRING - Bi-level brick
and aluminium rambler in excel
lent cond. with many extras. 4
twin size bedrms. on ! level. Large
liv. rm., separate din. rn., kit.
with table space, and adjoining
family rm. Immediate occup. FLA
TED LINGO, INC. BETHESDA
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HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

LANGLEY PIX. AREA-owner must
sell. coy red brk: rampaie;rl -r 1ss
ser porch, modern kit, bsmt,,
freed b-acre fen. lot. $4,000
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A Won ALE. &c; this shsr% n
custom built home. only 8 years
old and better than new. Owner
retiring and leaving area. Beauti-
full handicapped lot. Gear garage,
S24,500. Terms. Trades.
wooDMANoR-You can't beat tht
location Of this 3-bedrm. brick
semi Colonial with full bsmt., nice
fenced lot. Only S15.5 FILA, Oh
good assumption.
EAST RIvERDALE-Laree 4-bed.
rm. home on beautifully wooded
65x2OO lot. S13,5OO. Terms.
LAUREL-2-family home, both
sides now rented. S13,950. Terms
BANNER SALES AP. 7-4646
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REAL ESTATE SERVICES
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IGIULIANO OIL. 4-1100
HOUSES FOR SALE-A,E.

BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW. Lge. lot.
& bedrms. Convenient TO transp.,
shopping. $1,000, S295 down.
Milford chronicle., 1962-02-09
New Pigs Need
Supplemented Heat

One of the surest ways to insure
greater swine profits is to use heat
lamps in the narrowing house, ac-
cording to VIM. H. Henderson,
County Agent. AS long as tempera-
lures are below 40 degrees they
should be used.
Each pig saved is worth 1915
dollars at weaving time with little
additional cost.
Observing a few simple safety
rules in the use of these lamps will
keep costs down and insure safety,
the agent adds.
Infrared lamps should always be
used with porcelain sockets. The
bulb base gets too hot for rubber,
bakelite or brass with paper insu-
lation. Lamps should be we'll sup
ported, preferably on a chain, for
easy height adjustment and rugged
suspension, according to Mr.. Hen
derson. They should never be
closer than II inches to the pigs.
One lamp may not be enough
during farrowing, the County A
gent explains. Chilling dang er
starts around 40 degrees F, and
for each Is degree temperature
drop in the house, another $50 watt
lamp should be added. Suspend the
lamp six inches above the sows'
backs. Twelve to "a hours after
farrowing, move one lamp to a pig
creep in one corner of the pen, and
suspend the lamp "a inches above
the litter.