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Evening star., 1953-02-11
YOUR
DISTINGUISHED
RESIDENCE

xSx1O1x\G4NSE
Is AWAITING YOUR INSPECTION
Like new, beautiful. well
streamlined and spacious
rambler. situated on beautiful
wooded l-acre lot in exclusive
neighborhood. approx. 8 miles
from y. C.: Built OF ANTIQUE
is approximately 90 feet long
and the exterior as well as
the interior reflects refine
ment which satisfies the high
est requirement Of the Diplo-
matte Corps, the business
executive and all those inter-
ested in. q truly fine home.
Center hall enters into
room oSnl'' with sseD-So%n -ceIlins iiHins
tl4x14) dining room; (25xiSj ,y
sunroom, which opened Up
gives total of 67 feet Of en-
tertaining space: 3 large bed
rooms and gig baths on first
floor. A mcst attractive kitch-
en- with the finest Of equip
ment. breakfast, table and
stsisEaY Wsistaieh fireplace e. Broad Bread
level with 43-ft. recreation
room. with stone fireplace and
picture window; two bedrooms
and bath also at garden level.
Attached two-car garage.
Owner will sell at sacrifice
Dt5ii: GALL FOR PARTICULARS
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
2055 Wilson Blvd. ia. 5-6sOC
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Georgia Ave-, Commercial
GROUND, 100000

This is probably the best remaining
piece Of commercial ground right In
the heart of Silver Spring business
area. It has. 100-ft. frontage on
Ga. ave. and Is 200-ft. deep. It
would be perfect for q lge. auto
mobile showroom. or office bldg.
Call Mr.. Wells (OL. 2-669O), for
details. Listing No. LIZ.
FREDERICK W. BERENS SALES. INC.
1928 K st. NV. MA. $4,000
Ill
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ECONOMY ECONOMY

Is the best way know to describe
this new 3-bedrm.. all-brick rambler,
with tile bath, mod. kit. utility rm..
pull-down stairs to storage attic
and level lot studded with trees. Lo-
Gated near st. James School in
West Falls Church. For only $1,000
down payment. Don't miss It,
GLEBEWOOD REALTY CO.
!160 N. Glebe Rd.. Arl., IA. 7-7737
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR sALE
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT

OffbSeo y SSOOIOS FOX keNb
ARLINGoN. yA;-1dea! location TOR
physician So0 sG It, In West
ss96 @GR' saSpPaaa aoam eeRs1 sent
pI, 555540: eyes. Oh. 2:se44
blvd. in Westmont shopping center,
5odls lse so rms + ans s7s Washrm' o cs1 sgDrS1 81
I5el K ST. N.W.NLse. once for rem,
With smaller adjoining rm., approx.
600 So. t; WIN redecorate, to suit
tenant: Good lease. reasonable rem
tai Call MR. RozANsKY at tx.
10th 04S 0HND F sTs. N.w.-Entire door
mfg: once or display room. DANIEL
DIENER; AD; 4.6652: Ill
service avail. 4. DoWD. EM.
1917 ;'YS 18th ST N.w.-suite Of S , rms.
newly decorated. first floor. Reas.
rent; ideal for attorney. accountant
or insurance agency. etc. Call ST.
DUP0SYTi CIRCLE OFFICE BLDG,
l2stOry e y 9se a9es, DlGsi aSss;i 1$5e Eb GSnn'
COLUMBIA Law BLDG. 416 5th St.
nnw.mWe nv We can can now otter several Of, y,
this conv. address directly across
from Court House Square. Omces
from S45. SHANNON ~ LUCHS
CO., 1905 H st. NV. MA. S-2345.
OFFICE AND APT.--Entire 2nd floor,
front and rear entrance. Reasonable
rent. 1927 14th st. NV, co. 5-4O47.
MODERN, AIR-CoND. NEW BLDG.
has desirable once SPACE and 1000
sooS' IAN ST. sc S.WW.-Entire end door
approx. LOO SO. IT.; suitable for
studio; oticss. beauty parlS9r, school.
R5gsss FGon: .Ss4as SSsih5s0~ flsS sRn
arranged 70 tosn1it,, suit tenant. ,S|d Gsll
ON THE AVENUE. Occidental Bldg.
al: al: Pa aye; We. nv. nv; tbstwsen the VII
celient opportunity to acquire entire
floor Of 1900 So. It. in this desir-
ward. =, SHANNON, 4 LycHs CO..
ianitor service Incl. sic 18th St.
NV: See ianitor on premises. LIss
BEATTY CO.. NE; s-66,S. ,l2
rm. suite. Splendid Arrangement
for doctor or LAWYER HENRY J.
ROBB. INC. 1924 Vermont ave.
OFFICE ROOMS or entire end floor.
on streetcar line. 2nd and Upshur
SITS. NV. Reasonable rent. RA.
3-160O or RA. $4,000. III
DOWNTOWN modern elev. bldg. lerRe
outside Office. newly decorated.
fluorescent lights tile floors, Vene-
tian blinds. $50 per mo. Victor
Bldg. 9th and G. pl. NV.
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FIRST COMMERCIAL SITE
Prime shopping center or chain, store
tion located in the $500 block Of
Wheeler road. southeast. 150-foot
frontage on four-lane highway with
buSline. No store within half-mile
Of this site. The price is right.
G., 9. DUTY. 1024 Vermont ave.
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MUST BE SOLD

Owner Is buying larger home and
authorizes price reduction for i'm
mediate sale Of present house, dis
tinctive 3-bedrm. brick rambler in
best area near country club. Large
living rm. with fireplace and pic
ture window, large dining IL" and
charming kitchen with breakfast
bar; fenced rear yard. S19.95O
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HOME
AND INCOME

Beautiful det. brick containing a g.
rm. and a T-rm. apt; fully sep. /;
excel. sc. location. Also a few new
I-lO-unit bldgs. with excel. re-
TENCHER-WALKER. INC.
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WAREHoUsEs FOR SALE

18th AND H NE. AREA-Several
small 2-story brick bldgs.. CONNER
cial, suitable for repair shops, stor-
age, etc Full price only So. $50 ca =,
with S700 down and $40 month,
Discount for large down payment.
Mr. Manuel. EN-. 1886, with
DRURY REALTY CORP, AD.
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4 BEDROOMS ~ RATHs

4 BEDROOMS, 11a BATHS
Must be sold account Of family ILL.,
ness. All reasonable offers will be
considered on this immaculate home.
Living rm. with fireplace. din. rm..
equipped kit. 2 nice bedrms., tiled
bath; upstairs has 2 lge. bedrms.
half bath; full bsmt.. having huge
paneled recr. rm,, half bath. sep.
furnace and laundry rms. Short
walk to shops, schools, bus to PEN
tagon and D. c. Under $4,000
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BEAUTIFIU, TARA

II you love entertaining, come visu.
alize party in this imma culate
brick Colonial. having fabulous rec
rm. in bSmt,-red leather decor.
classified .f1repl. glass brick bar
nuge compl. carpeted liv. rm.. din
rm. and den on first A.; de luxe
kit, . screened porches; upstair:
has. lge. master bedrm. with pvt
bath; , more lovely bedrms. anc
tiled bath: bsmt. has utility rm.
"a bath attached gar; high wooded
lot in finest residential area; UN.
SURPASSED FOR CONVENIENCE tt
tagon and D. C. S34.500 with
over $4,000 in trusts available
w. B. WRIGHT
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TEMERITY
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR sAlE

sewer in; street on srade; Riverdale.
AP: E-2925. OF. 4--1006. lrs.
spiTLAND; SUIT. N1I,;. near Census Cen Huresy;
for fhaFsf m%edias. nisdias l0s ss. wn cs esf' a.
CARozzA CO. e4i2 Minnesota ave.
Beautiful ACREAGE-utilities 4ns
nice location, conv. located: Ready
for deyeloping., also valuable. com,
LOUIS cAPuTI. Reaitor. JE. a-i,4lG
BUILDERs-Group IA rambler lots,
osIi osSt As Arlington iesstion pn JOHN e.
cILAsKsvIL5Eii 4 sd0 III j.. MD; Nd. Corner .lss.
iSSf:os koa: g. sish fsht near on Roas aaTssSfs: "
terSection, 81; 900 LIST trust on
s:Snsss. s:Sa san 5sRrlsi ea 'gs gao1Es nEsate
rxRsolMi AROMA issi SxkkgvneIs ID assae' e .acliic. rS
1880 8 },; g. fti r., ssSsS;s sssss BLOCK. {Ses
TWO 1-ACRE LOTS with large trees
$1,000 a. e.. q. t. INC McNAB. ,S 5E. s1ssoS.
FOREST H1LLs-seautitul wooded
homesites; adj: and overlooking the
4aHWdyo Ol WHSuILBtOn NfOlI ana
Country Club: Virginia's S loveliest and
most protected community. EDW.
R; BRIGGS, Reaitor. ia, b-z744.
COLLEGE PARK Corner lot with
1S0-ft. .frontases. All city convent
ences, the open comfort Of the sub.
urbs: Clear and level. J. p. .zAGAM1.
Ii. 7-9371; ewes, Ii. 6-S353.
PINE RIDGE - In nearby Fairfax
County; beautiful wooded rambler
site containing over $4,000 So. IT.;
on paved street; $4,000 GEORGE
MASON GREEN CO.. ia. o-3SaS;
evenings and Sunday. KE. S-4l51.
500 DOWN, $50 MO. sl-acre home
site on Shirley hwy, only 6 miles
from Pentaeon. Tall shade trees
and beaut. stream. Price, 81 500.
VERNON M. LYNCH 4 SONS,
Ltncolnia, Va, XII. e-59o6. (Closed
Wilt Sahaaysi SACRIFICE 1,.-acre lot. .
blks. off Arl. blvd. IS min. to PEN
taeon; restricted $500 down, as
sumo trust approx. S1,100. JE. 9.
6412 between 10 and .. -I3
TEND AND d, N.E.-Corner lot, s5x
110; cost .S1,350, will sacrifice for
cash. $1,000, or at cost 500 down,
$25 mo-; plans for home incl. Ia.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

ROCKVILLE
LOT 66x3SO. will erect
warehouse or building for suitable
tenant.
for suitable tenant.
Call r. A. Waddill. Gaithersburg 325
with
J. VINSON PETER
no O-OoR1 Tx
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Down payment to suit you. Located
on busline: living room with f1repl..
dining rm.. lovely equipped kit:
full bsmt. with oil heat, outside
entr.; garage; shaded lot; vacant.
Immediate possession.
Evening star., 1953-02-11

LURIA BROS.
1900 Wilson Blvd. ia. 7-S5oO
Evening star., 1953-05-04
Great For Folks Who
Need a Laxative
Almost Every Night!

n you're bothered With constipation
and It's gassy bloat, bad breath, lack Of
pep. eallow sktn-Fely on DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets. They are 50 mid yet give
complete and more RGttTdI-like bowel
movements. Many folks have taken Olive
Tablets for years without any harmful
effects-no need to increase dosage.
Olive Tablets are the oil vegetable
formula Of DR.. r. NJ. Edwards (noted
Ohio physicaan). They clean out waste
from the entire intestinal tract to help
yoN feel and look Just fine. 15t, SOC. 6ot.
BACKWARDS reHSs..xk4,
Evening star., 1953-05-04
License on Lawn Moving
Stops Two Youngsters
BY the Associated Press

LONG BEACH, Calf, May 4.
Moving neighbors' lawns, a
traditional way for schoolboys to
earn spending money, has run
into complications for two teen
ayers.
A city licensing inspector told
Walter Buddy Phillips, Is, and
Paul r. Poulson. 18, they'd need
a $20-per-year license to remain
in business.
Young Poulson said, "It isn't
worth it," explaining their work
nets them only So a week apiece.
The inspector, E.. L. Hudson.
said professional gardeners OBJ
ject to schoolboy competition.
Mr.. Hudson's superior said the
department. was interested only
in youths who use their own
moving equipment rather than
the householderS'.
Evening star., 1953-05-04
z Die, 7 Hurt as Car
HitsAnother, P|unges
20 Feet Off 0verpass

Two men were killed and two
others injured last night when
their speeding car hit another
careened through an overpass
guardrail, and went tumbling
downhill into another road, 20
feet below.
The accident happened at
Lanham, Md, where the George
Palmer highway passes above
the Ardmore road.
The dead were Raymond
Henry Edwards, "a, of 1906
Middle road, Silver Spring. and
Joseph Connie Perry, A, of
Sixty first avenue, Capitol
Heights.
Their companions, Thomas
Russell Talbert, 81, of 1921 Fifty
ninth avenue Sc. and Stanley
Thomas Leonard, 25, of 621 Six
tieth avenue, Capitol Heights,
suffered multiple face cuts. Both
were reported in satisfactory
condition today in Prince Georges
General Hospital.
Passenger Suffers Shock.
Mrs. Mildred o. Waller, 20,
colored, of 4426 Falls Terrace
Sc, a passenger in the other car,
was released from Leland Me-
mortal Hospital after treatment
for shock.
None of the five other pas
sengers in the auto with her was
injured.
Prince Georges County police
said both cars were on the upper
road, heading toward Washing
ton. Officers said they had not
yet learned who was driving the
death car. It was owned by Mr..
Edwards.
Carl Johnnie Brown, 35, COL
ored, 4428 Falls terrace Sc,
driver of the lead auto, said he
was about 200 feet away from
the bridge when the car back
of him suddenly shot into view.
Then it hit his car, shearing
off the left rear fender, he said.
II saw it go about Is feet
through the air." he said.
One Man Flung Out.
1t plunged through the cable
and-stake guard rail and smashed
into a utility pole, shearing the
pole. One man was flung from
the car.
Then the auto rolled on down
the slope and out into Ardmore
road.
Police said Mr.. Edwards. just
before he died, said. II remem-
ber we were doing 60"
Mr.. Edwards was dead on ar
rival at Leland Memorial Hos
pital. Mr.. Perry died 20 minutes
after arriving at Prince Georges
Hospital.
Five ambulances from Bladens-
burg, Brentwood and Branch
vile were called to the scene. as
well as engine companies from
West Lanham, Kentland, Tuxedo
Cheverly, Bladensburg and Cot
tage City.
The others in Mr.. Browns
car were his wife Jeanne, 25;
Mrs. Walters II = month old
daughter Yvette. Mrs. Browns
and Mrs. Walters mother, MIS-
Ruth R. Oliver, 48. of 4818 Ala
bama avenue Sc, and her
mother, Mrs. Mary F. Bailey, r.
who lives with Mrs. Oliver. All
are colored.
Evening star., 1953-05-04

ODORLESS LUSTARON, the one.
coot, pure oil gloss that gives q baked
enamel finish =. for kitchen, bathroom,
furniture, woodwork. In Fashion
Crofted" coIors, comes ready to use.
GoIIon------7.95 Quart
RUBBERIZED SATINOL, the odor-
less miracle Iotex" wall finish thot dries
in 20 minutes. Ieoves no Iop marks,
washes, resists stoins, flame, water.
gallon does average lOxl2' room. Many
lovely ooIors, but deeper shades are
slightly higher. Gallon ----------529
ONE.COAT HOUSE PAINT not only
protects your home but assures it dis
tnotive beauty. "Custombuit" to resist
rain, wind, sIeet, snow and sun, Moeic-
color is seIf-cIeonine-dirt slides off
with the rain. Enough to paint the aver
oee 5-room home. gallons -----34.75
WGL-The Paint Shop, First Floor,
North Building
Evening star., 1953-12-05
Churchill Wins on Givinq
Eisenhower Place of Honor

however, and Gen. Eisenhower
wound up seated in the middle
with Mr.. Churchill on the left
and Mr.. Laniel on the right.
The President and Mr.. Church.
i'll kept up a running patter
with the photographers as they
and Mr.. Laniel squinted into
the bright sun.
Mr.. Laniel neither speaks nor
understands English but he
seemed to be enjoying himself.
Mr.. Churchill was wearing his
Upper shoes but kept them un-
tipped.
At one point he told the bus
tling photographers, What I
want is a motion picture taken
OF you photographers"
When the cameramen asked
the three to talk together, Gen.
Eisenhower remarked to Mr..
Churchill, "They want a little
more zip in these pictures.
Gen. Eisenhower then turned
to Mr.. Laniel and said some
thing in hesitant French, which
the Premier apparently couldn't
understand. So Mr.. Laniel tried
English.
That didn't work either, and
Gen. Eisenhower said with a
laugh, MY French is worse than
his English"
Evening star., 1953-12-05
GI Who Rejected Reds
Gets Marriage License
By ihe A,,ocioted Pre,s

WISE, Va, Dec. 5.-Corpl. Ed
ward S. Dickinson, the soldier
who first refused and then ac-
cepted repatriation from a Red
Korean prison camp, obtained a
marriage license here today.
The Wise County clerk of court
said the license was issued to
Corpl. Dickinson, %. and Lottie
Kate Lannie. 81. Both gave their
home as nearby Big Stone Gap.
Corpl. Dickinson said he had
never dated the girl before he
went to Korea. but had written
her while overseas. He added
the marriage probably would be
held later today.
Before Corpl. Dickinson ar
rived home Miss Lannie said the
soldier had proposed to her by
mail.
Evening star., 1953-12-05
Poison Antidote,
Found Here, May
Save Norfolk Man

A chemical used successfully
at Children's Hospital to combat
lead poisoning was flown to Nor
folk late yesterday in an effort
to save the life of a man stricken
with the ailment.
Doctors here said lead poison
ing is difficult to detect and hard
to theat. If detected in time,
however, chances of recovery i'm
prove after injections of the
drug.
The chemical has the jaw
breaking name of calcium di-
sodium ethylene diamine tetra-
acetate" 1t was developed at
Children's Hospital after many
of the youngsters chewed paint
off railings or furniture at home
and fell victim to lead poisoning
Evening star., 1953-12-05
BY the Associated Press

fuckers TOWN, Bermuda,
Dec. 5.-Prime Minister Church.
i'll won the first round at the
Big Three conference.-the in
sisted that President Eisenhower
have the seat of honor.
The bulldog tenacity for which
the British leader is famed
cropped out a few hours after
the President arrived here yes
terday for the Big Three con-
ference with Mr.. Churchill and
French Premier Laniel.
Cameramen were invited out
to the Mid-Ocean Club confer
ence headquarters to photograph
the three men.
AS they walked to the front of
the building to white wicker
chairs, Gen. Eisenhower turned
to the 79-year-old Churchill and
said. You being host, we will
put you in the middle" But
MI. Churchill would have none
of that. Putting a big cigaL as
usual, the Prime Minister de-
clared. "Oh, no, no. I won't
do that"
But you're host" Gen. Eisen-
hover insisted.
Mr.. Churchill refused to yield,
Evening star., 1953-12-05
Export Cut Blamed
For Farm Price Drop
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK. Dec. .5.-Allen B.
Kline, president of the American
Farm Bureau Federation, says
farm prices have slumped nearly
Ii per cent in less than two
years because of reduced exports.
He adds that unless the trend
Is halted "the first thing you
know you'll be saying to the
farmers. You rascals, you're
Socialists"
Mr.. Kline, of Vinton, Iowa,
spoke last night before the final
session of the 58th Congress of
American Industry. He did not
discuss the agricultural policies
OF the Eisenhower administra-
ton. a matter in which the fed
Grafton is expected to take a
stand at its annual meeting in
Chicago next week.
The federation president called
for a concerted and imagina-
tive" effort permanently to boost
foreign trade. He said such a
program would serve the mutual
interests of the countries in
volved.
He said Western Europe must
obtain food either from the
democracies or the Communist
nations and added:
II believe it is possible to use
some of our agricultural exports
as honest-to- goodness capital
assets and use them to create
new capital investments in the
areas where there are things
absolutely essential to American
economy"
Mr.. Kline cited statistics for
the last two years showing that
farm production and expenses
remained relatively stable while
prices fell.
"The thing that happened {.
was the drop in foreign de-
mand," he said.
Evening star., 1953-12-05
40 Pro-Red P0Ws
Try 10 Snag Talks;
Ignored, They Quit
BY the Associoted Press

PANMUNJOM, Dec. 5.-Allied
explainers today whipped an ap-
parent maneuver by 40 pro-Red
war prisoners to disrupt the U. N.
commands interview timetable.
but failed for the fourth straight
day to win back a single one of
the converts to communism.
South Korean army officers
blocked the showdown tactics by
fellow countrymen who refused
to return home. and talked with
40 prisoners before the 4::30 pm.
deadline. But their score re-
manned zero with a total of. 130
South Koreans interviewed. An
other 1913 remain to be called.
The allies probably will start
meeting with the % reluctant
American and British captive
in eight or nine days.
Defiant Korean prisoners to-
day demanded longer explana-
tions and refused to leave inter-
view tents when ROK officers
wound up attempts to WOO them
home.
The explainers solved the at
tempted showdown by simply
walking out of the tents and
moving on to talk with other
prisoners awaiting interviews.
Left alone. the prisoners quickly
made up their minds and walked
out the door leading back to
Communist rule.
Meanwhile, negotiations to
arrange a political conference
were in recess while American
Envoy Arthur Dean conferred in
Seoul with South Korean Pres
ident Syngman Rhee.
Mr.. Dean met 40 minutes with
the aged Korean leader and said
later the conference was "excep-
tionally pleasant" He declined
to comment further.
The preliminary talks. dead
locked over the role Russia will
play at the peace table, resume
Monday.
Evening star., 1953-12-05
U. 5. Saving Millions
Cutting Defense Fat, :
KYes Says in Detroit
By the Associoted Press

DETROIT, Dec. 5.-While
pressing expense cuts, Deputy
Secretary Roger Kyes says the
Defense Department sis clearly
aware that it's real job is to pro-
vide our Nation with a COM
pletely adequate defense system"
Mr.. Kyes told the Detroit Ad-
craft Club last night that mil
lions of dollars are being saved
by trimming "off fat wherever it
hampers the strength of our
military muscle" And at the
same time. he said, combat capa-
bilities of the armed forces are
being improved.
Mr.. Kyes, a former General
Motors Corp. vice president, dis
closed in his speech that the new
B-52 heavy bomber is faster than
the medium BAT which has
flown 656 miles an hour.
Speedier Than BAT.
Heretofore the Defense De-
partment had refused to indicate
the speed of the new bomber.
Mr.. Kyes disclosed it was speed
ier than the BAT in reporting
that excellent" progress is being
made in getting the big eight
jet Boeing bomber into produc-
ton.
He said first production models
would be delivered late next
year Each engine develops
more than 10000 pounds of
thrust, it weighs 100000 pounds,
fully fueled and armed, has
wingspan of 1876 feet and is 153
feet long.
Apparently taking cognizance
of Democratic criticism of what
some party leaders have de-
Scribed as an Impossible policy"
of more defense for fewer dol
lars. Mr.. Kyes said:
Neither we nor you have the
SAA5A1OCcN VI u dOlllS
national safety for dollars, un-
taxed, unappropriated or un-
spent"
Halls jos Reorganization.
Then he added: Tax dollars
which pay for waste contribute
exactly nothing to national de-
fense."
Referring to reorganization OF
the Joint Chiefs of Staff, for
which the Eisenhower adminis-
tration has appointed a whole
new membership, Mr.. Kyes con-
tinued:
In conjunction with this re-
organization we are improving
weapons development and
weapons evaluation, both indi-
vldually and as complex systems,
so that we may take advantage
of the most modern technology
in implementing strategic plans"
Evening star., 1953-12-05
u. Ms Korea Debate
Recesses in Effort
To Ease Procedure
BY the Associeted Press

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. Dec.
5.-The u. N. Political Commit
tee decided today to recess its
Korean debate over the week end
in an effort to avoid a showdown
between India and the Western
powers over procedure.
The adjournment was voted,
$50, after New Zealand's Leslie
Knox Munro noted that delicate
issues had been raised in open
ing speeches by Indian Delegate
v. K. Krishna Menon and
Brazils Mario de Pimentel Bran
dao.
Mr.. Menon urged support of
an Indian proposal which would
permit some debate on the Ko-
rean problem now and then re-
cess the session until February 9
or thereabouts.
The Brazilian delegate, with
the backing of the United States
and its allies in Korea, urged
that no debate be held now and
that the assembly recess indefi-
nitely. Under his proposal, the
assembly would be reconvened
by the president whenever a
majority of the so member ma
tionS thought developments war;
ranted a meeting.
Mr.. Munro told newsmen after
today's session that his motive
in moving adjournment was to
see if the two viewpoints could
not be merged in some sort of
compromise proposal over the
week end.
The Political Committee
wound up it's Burmese debate
last night urging that efforts be
continued to get Chinese Ma
tionalist guerrilla troops to give
up their arms and get out of
Burma. The United States
promised to throw its weight
behind the effort.
The proposal, carried 51-0
with only the Soviet bloc and
Syria abstaining. also urged all
states to refrain from giving aid
to the irregulars, who took
refuge in Burma after the Com
munist conquest of their home
land. Burma accuses them of
looting its land and harrassing
its people.