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Evening star., 1954-10-05
Lunkford Hits G. O. P. Frinqs;
Small Cites Accomplishments
Republican Lists
Progress Made by
83d Congress

Representative Small, Repub-
lican, Of Maryland today planned
to carry his campaign for re-
election along the Baltimore
boulevard from College Park to
Laurel in Prince Georges County
In a statement released today
he listed what he termed the
unprecedented accomplishments
Of the 83d Congress and the Re-
publican administration"
This, according to his state
ment, is what the 83d Congress
and the present administration
has accomplished:
Ended Korean bloodshed,
brought honesty, integrity, effi.
cheney to Washington: achivet
two most prosperous years ir
history-without war: cut Tru'
man spending plans $40 billion
cut taxes $71a billion; stopped
imitation, stabilized the dollar
reversed 20-year power centrali
zation in Washington.
Also removed security risk
from Government jobs; extended
improved social security ane
railroad retirement; strengthened
free world defense; ended eco
nomic controls; began peaceful
use Of atom power; established
cabinet Department of Health
Education, and Welfare.
Also voted record Federal-Stats
highway building program; en-.
abled better housing for more
families; restored tidelands tt
States; provided flexible farm
price support and surplus dis.
posal; improved postal service
and increased veterans and civi
service benefits.
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.Dr.'Byrd 10 Garry
Governor Campaign
Into Prince Georges

DR.. H. c. Byrd, Democratic
candidate for Governor Of Mary
land, planned to carry his cam
paign into Prince Georges Coun-
ty tonight after injecting what
might be a hint Of the segrega-
| ton issue into a talk on the
Eastern Shore last night.
DR.. Byrd, who is scheduled to
address a Democratic rally in the
Clinton firehall at 8 o'clock to-
night, told a gathering at Snow
Hill:
"You will want members Of
the School Board appointed who
will be able to act in accordance
with the age-old customs and
traditions that have been part
of our way Of life"
Greeted With Applause.
The statement, made from the
back of a loud speaker truck,
was greeted with shouts and ap-
plause, according to the Associ-
ated Press.
I The Governor appoints county
school board members in Mary
land, except in Montgomery
County, where they are elected.
Republican Gov. McKeldin
who continued to stump the
Eastern Shore today, has main
tanned silence on the segrega-
ton question during the cam
paign. He has made Negro ap-
pointments to State boards and
in the past he recalled such ap-
pointments in public speeches.
DR.. Byrd transformed Worces-
ter County Monday. He shook
hands with country storekeepers
farmers and businessmen. One
of his longest stops was in Ocean
City, where he and his running
mates made a store-to-store
handshaking trip down the mair
street.
The I silver-haired candidate
was accompanied by Controller
j. Millard Tawes, State Senator
Edward Turner, who is running
for Congress from the first dis
trict, and the Democratic candi.
date for attorney general, c
Ferdinand Sybert.
Byrd Is Guest Of Honor.
DR.. Byrd was guest Of honor
at rally and oyster roast last
night in Snow Hill.
Gov. McKeldin spent Monday
in Wicomico County with Attor.
ney General Edward D. E. Rol-
Inns, Representative Miller of the
1st district and a flock Of loca.
candidates.
The Governor told a crowd o1
$50 to 800 at a chicken buffet
dinner in Salisbury that he feels
his administration has "a rec.
ord the people of this Sttae car
be proud Of"
He said: What we are doine
now is making contacts. That's
the way we have to conduct this
campaign. We've got to be
elected on our record"
Mr.. Rollins praised the admin
istration's record and urged sup
port of q ticket headed by q
prudent and capable" Governor
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Their Views

Each is confident Of victory
now. Both are pledged to sup
port the platforms and principles
of their respective organizations.
For the Republicans. this is a
continuation of the policies Of
the past eight years. For the
Democrats, it is viewed as time
for a change"
The G. o. P. claims the voters
have their choice of modern
Republican home rule" or "pre-
historic Democratic boss rule"
and say the Democrats have re-
sorted to "unfounded propa-
ganda to draw up an iron. cur
tain over this basic ISSUE" The
Democratics say the Republi-
cans have failed in their efforts
to provide good government for
the country and blame the
G. O.P. for high taxes and as
sessments, failure to obtain
State aid for schools, and
other isSllreS.
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Meet The Candidates
Meet The condidotes
Lofstrond and Northrop Vie
Again in Maryland Election
By churIes A. McAleer

Four years ago, Anders 8. Lof-
strand, jr., and Edward s. North
rop were on opposite sides 81
candidates for the Maryland
House of Delegates from Mont
gomery County. They're oppo-
nents again this year, but their
goal is the Maryland State
Senate. 81
In 1850, MIR. Lofstrand. a Re-
publican, was on the winning
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Democrats to Meet

The Democratic Club Of Ar
lington County will meet at $3.50
pm. Thursday in the Lyon Park
Community House. ii. Graham
Morrison, former Assistant At
torney General, will speak.
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White Oak Proposal
For Shopping Center
Draws No Opposition

Supporters of a proposed large
shopping center at White Oak,
Md, found no vocal opposition
to their plan last night at a zon-
ing hearing conducted by the
Montgomery County Council at
Montgomery Hills Junior High
School IN Silver Spring.
The center is a project Of the
Hydena Construction Co. It is
planned for what eventually will
be a 25-acre tract surrounded
by the Colesville road, New
Hampshire avenue and the new
Route 20 about four miles from
Silver Spring. Approximately
three acres of the tract has been
set aside for stores and the re-
mainder for parking.
Presents 3 Letters.
Backers are seeking a CONNER
cial zoning of the property.
John r.. Reeves, attorney for
Hydena, presented three letters
to the council in which nearby
property owners expressed either
their support of the project or
no objection to it. He pointed
out that the company considers
the land of no use except for
commercial purposes because it's
isolation by three arterial high
ways rules it out as suitable resi-
Dental property.
He said there has been more
interest from commercial con-
Germs in the Hydena shopping
center than in any case of a
similar nature he has handled.
Three major Oil companies were
reported interested in gas sta
tions at the site. "All of these
stores are just awaiting a coming
ruling" he said. 1.-THE White
Oak area has q tremendous
potential"
Mott Backs Project.
Seward Mott, washington
land planning consultant, saic
"the desirability of a commercial
shopping center at this intersec.
tion is obvious. I cannot imagine
it for residential purposes"
Mr.. Reeves told the Council
that construction on the projec1
could not begin for q year.
The council considered a re-
coming application of Mrs. Mar,
c. Anderson for a tract on tht
north side Of Viers Mill roat
about 800 feet west Of the Ken.
sington- Wheaton road. Alber
Brault, her attorney, said an OF
company wants to construct
gas station on the property.
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PTA to Meet Today

Montgomery Knolls Elemen-
tary School PTA will meet at 8
pm. today in the school at Lin.
ton street, Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1954-10-05
PTA Open House

The PTA Of the McKenney
Hills (Md.) Elementary School
will hold an open house at $40
pm. today at the school.
Evening star., 1954-10-05

This is another in a series obout eondi-
dates in the nearby Morlond and
Nrsinia general elections November
Evening star., 1954-10-05
Council Studies
Rural zoniing;;
TwoCIash
Mrs. Werner Hits
GruvelIe Attempt
To Deloy Action
By chorIes [. Hoffman

The Montgomery County
Council today began considera-
ton of the controversial tempo
rary coming ordinance for the
Upper County after a clash be-
tween Louis A. Gravelle, Repub-
hcan, and Mrs. Stella B. Wer-
ner. Democrat.
A motion by Mr.. Gravelle to
table the ordinance failed after
Mrs. Werner accused him refus-
Ing to face up to controversial
issues. Mrs. Werner was the
leader of the move to eat least
go through the ordinance and
see what is here"
The Council has had copies of
the ordinance for several months
and has held a public hearing
on it at which farmers and land
owners of the rural area bitterly
attacked its rigid regulations and
urged that it be tabled and left
for the new Council.
Wants Residents Satisfied.
Mr.. Gravelle asked the council
whether it wanted Ito insist upon
an ordinance that does not meet
with the approval" of Upper
County residents.
do we want to tell these prop
erty owners what they need
rather than to give them what
they want and what they feel is
necessary" Mr.. Gravelle asked.
Mrs. Warner Immediately be-
gan an attack on what she
termed the "Gravelle method" of
"tabling controversial issues" "
She drew an objection from J..
Louis Monarch.
Although asserting that the
councils policy has been to study
ordinances carefully, Mrs. War
ner added that she was not in
q position to say whether time
permitted full consideration of
the ordinance.
Certainly we should not bind
ourselves and do nothing with
it," she said.
The council, after Mr.. Gra-
velle'S motion failed for lack
of a second, began a section
by-section consideration of the
lengthy ordinance and reached
tentative agreement to estab-
ish a sixth zone known as rural
residential.
Four Dissatisfied.
At least four members of the
council are known to be dis
satisfied with many Of the rigid
provisions of the proposed or
dinance that would put a freeze
on new residential, commercial
or industrial developments, but
would permit expansion of exist
ing centers whether or not they
would fit into any good zoning
and planning program.
Council president Harold F.
Hammond last night said he
doubted if the council had time
enough left to work over the Or
dinance to the point where it
would be acceptable to the ma
jority of the council and the
rural residents. The ordinance
has drawn a bitter and organized
opposition from farm groups and
theh Landowners Association OF
Upper Montgomery County.
The landowners group has
asked the council to table the
ordinance and drop it in the
lap of the new council.
Most of the council feels there
is a need for an ordinance that
would protect residents of the
upper county from unregulated
encroachment by speculative de-
velopers.
The Upper County Planning
Commission which drafted the
ordinance also is facing rough
days. The commission, under
fire for the last two years, is al
most certain to be merged with
Maryland-National Capital Park
and Planning Commission which
has jurisdiction in the suburban
area.
Evening star., 1954-10-05

ticket. Mr.. Northrop, like the
other Democrats then, lost out.
Since then, Mr.. Lofstrand was
appointed to the State Senate to
fill vacancy and was unopposed
for the G.. o. P. nomination this
time. Mr.. Northrop won the
Democratic nomination, defeat
ing Earl ]. Lombard in the pri-
mary last June.
Evening star., 1954-01-10
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

ALEX, 1910 Powhatan st.-Excel. .
bedrm. brick house. rec. rm,. porch;
fenced yd.; perfect cond; immed
poss. S12.500. Easy terms. TIE.
6-1464. 10
- Blessed Sacrament
Parish. Sale by owner. $4,000.
Six rms, garage, fenced yard. bsmt.
with outside entr. 1401 Kenwood
ARLINGTON-S16.950; owner selling
Groom Calf. rambler. corner lot,
rooms, 15-ft. kit. close to every
thing. OPEN. l-DARK. Out Lee
hwy, past Glebe rd. to. N. Noting
ham, right blk. to open sign. KE
ARL., NEAR ST. ANN's-see this new
GI approved, 3-bedrm., all-brick
rambler. w/picture window, firepl.
IN liv. rm., din Il, and de luxe
kit Full. bright daylight bsmt.
wfpicture window. Level yard, trees.
Conv. to Wilson blvd, bus, shop,
Grade school. Only $17,75o. Wen
call AGENTS home. JE. 2-5072.
Evening star., 1954-01-10
AREA
GREATLY REDUCED FOR
IMMEDIATE SAFE

lMMEDlAl SALE
Custom-built 3-bedrm.. center-hall
brk Colonial, powder rm.. fin, rm.
and u bath in bSmt scr. porch.
gar. wooded lot; . frontages. Quail
ity-built home. subdivision price
CHAIEL. IA. S-1330, Ill
TOWN OF FAIRFAX
ST., IO0-.-br. br- rambler, 4eS loan.
81 l3,930-3-b.r. modern rambler, fpl.
SI5.950-3-b.r. rambler fpl.. garage
ST. ,330-;}-b.r. br. rambler &C. gar:
recr: rm.. den. extra bath in bsmt.
Call Mr.. Miller. Crescent 1871, with
F. E. MALCOLM
TOP OF ARLINGTON COUNTY, in
location and value. 2-yr. .-old g
bedrm. brick rambler. MAGNIFI-
CENT VIEW of NV. District horizon
and North Arlington. Easy walking
distance to NEW SCHOOLS-Not-
tingham Elementary and Williams
burg Jr. High. Ground-level entrance
to spacious DAYLIGHT BASEMENT.
Lovely GARDEN TERRACE: liv. din.
rm. comb. with firepl.: tile bath
delightful kit. with DISPOSAL and
DISHWASHER. Outstanding con-
being transferred overseas. SlS.S50.
Assume Sl2.5OO Az CT 1st trust.
Call KE. S-4907 for appointment,
Evening star., 1954-01-10
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
I ALI, THIS


Inns n,, lss,elsss location Is your, 70
liy. riii.. separate din. rm.. equip
kit, 5 bedrms. and bath, screened
porch; full bsmt.. h.-w.h. (oill: large
shade trees, lot 50x125. with more
land available. Only 81 900 down
An extraordinary value in q com.
Portable dwelling.
YOU WON'T
selieye 1t unless YOU see this new
40-ft. rambler, for only S9.S50. Lol
65x100, carport 1890. ultramoderr
kit; low down payment. Call Us
now, and We promise not to sell II
until YOU see It,.
FOR DOCTOR
dentist or family desiring si "a. con- on,
end f.. liv. rm., ! bedrms.. kit. and
dinette. bath; full hsmt.. recr. rm,.
h.-w.h. loin, porch; "nd n. now
rents for $50 80 which pays monthly
sSses for Rriss SsS91 iSss1s ssssE
YOU'LL LOVE 1T
'eu can't help tit has everything
rm.. library. din. rm.. equip. kit,
. bedrms. and bath; End H., I large
bedrm., bath and sun deck; full
bsmt. closed side porch. 2-Stpry
garage with additional 60xI4 It,.
2 lots each 5Ox2O0. Built in 1871
Price $16,95O. $1,000 down. Isl
trust Sl4.95O, This will be the
biggest thrill since you started look
ing ct homes.
THE BEAUTY
comfort and convenience you want
In home; large brick Colonial. only
S17.95O. with 10eo down to GIs
First floor, center-hali entrance
large 22-ft. liv, rm. with mirrorec
frepl.. side porch on liv. rm., family
size din. rnl.. large equip. kit: enc
A.. large hall. 3 bedrms. and sur
deck; beautiful bsmt. with knotty'
pine recr. rm. and built-in bar
fenced lot with many shade trees
Only q few blocks of N. H. ave
For appeal in lovely environment
you won't be satisfied with less.
BURCH REALTY co.
,505 Baltimore blvd. College Park
TO. a-5992 til 8 pm; after
pm. WA. 7-5641, HA. 2-SS0l. HA
C.SuSc III S-RlSQ 10
Evening star., 1954-01-10
REAL ESTATE. RT. 2S
Bet. CENTREVILLE and MANASSAS

Bet. CENTREVILLE and MANASSAS
Small Arm. house, / acre ground
good neighborhood. $500; Sl0O
dn.. $50 per mo.
/ acre, 2-rm. house. 81 800, 5000
dn., $50 per mo- Well located on
good road nr. Manassas.
Building sites, excel. loc., mr.. fishing
and swimming. schools and shopp.
$50 dn., SIS per mo.
New home. bedrms. stone finish
Strictly modern; $4,000, small
dn. pymt.. conv, terms.
Other bargains
Evening star., 1954-01-10
MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS

Riverdale. corner Tuckerman St and
45th pl,, blk from Baltimore blvd
3-bedrm. Cape Cod. lis baths. -
II, liv. rnl., bsmt, det. garage. L.
lO0X 60 fl Can be purchased
with low down payment and month,o
payments to meet vour budget AP
T-1711 WA 1-S4Sl
PRIMROSE REALTY co
Evening star., 1954-01-10
AREAS BEST VALUES
All Open Today, 2 to S
1908 KEOKEE ST.


PARK-Brick rambler. 8
with dishwasher, finished rec. rm.
Reduced for immed sale. Dir
Out New Hamp. ave. to Langley
Park, right on Merrimack ave. to
keok'f
8O6 FORSTON DIR.
TAKONIA PARK--Don't miss this
Ice v. ,rm,, fireplace. lge. din. rm.,
equipped kit. 8 dbl. bedrms, Must
be sold to settle estate. Dir: Out
New Hamp. ave. to University lane,
left to Forston DIR.
9l5 GLAIZEWOOD AVE.
{ fAKOMA PARK-New detached Gus
tom built brick OH corner lot. lge.
liv rnl. fireplace, sep. din. rm.. lge.
kii. powder rm. and bedrm. on LIST
flo,I tile bath and :! bedrms. on
End floor: built-in garage: trade con-
Sidered: reduced 10 sell. Dir: Out
New Hamp. ave. to Larch ave-, left
blk. to open sign.
1910 18th PL.
CAROLE H1GHLANDS-Deta Co.
lonial brick. close in. Liv. rm., sep.
a. rm., kit. 2 bedrms;. bath.
psmG ,ee- Woooea Iot. Eeuuceu 70
New Hamp. ave. to Efskine dr., right
to 18th n
22O5 CHARLESTON PL.
LEWISiJALE-Beaut. brick rambler.
3 lovely bedrms.. bath with colored
fixtures, fireplace, screened porch.
bSmt vacant; owner transferred.
Mus; pe sold at once Dir: Out
Riggs rd. to Beechwood rd,. turn
risht take md st. on left to Charles
Evening star., 1954-01-10
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

OPEN - BARGAIN - I-5. Ashton
Ests. 3-bedrm. brick Cape Cod. lla
rear yard. Gi financed. Az. This
is a very desirable location, " blk
to bus. 2 blks. to shopping center
Owner forced to. sell. II vou want
a good home and good buy, drive
out and. let us work out an attrac-
tive neal for you. Directions: West
IN Wilson blvd, turn left at North
Oakland st. to 201 N. Oakland ST.
and our open sign. ALLO REALTY.
OPEN TODAY. 2 UNTIL DARK
..W.AYCROFT;" l. !" Ills N. EVERGREEN
oGSnia 6G ARsH RfsE sT ost ANNas sgry.6;sTIv SAITH
located to transportation and shop
ping. Situated on a. level lot with
shade trees and ckildrens play
house. Rooms include living room
t13x;!0 with Colonial fireplace. din
ing room. first-floor bedroom or den
with adjoining bath. PINE-PANELED
KITCHEN WITH DISHWASHER
AND DISPOSAL. On the second
floor, master bedroom f13x2W and
two other bedrooms and tiled bath
full basement with recreation room
tl1x2OD with fireplace. Reasonable
terms: EVE. AND Sun. CALL MR..
MlLsURN N 1eacS Off n ot1F 2rE ID prsGtoHs sTo1
ton boulevardl to Glebe road. right
Soueys9S GsSs % rGsd tS n WsshsnSsSn sSu
yrd...o yard to N. Evergreen 81. left 90, on
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.. ex-
elusive agent IA A-I40O
Evening star., 1954-01-10
WHAT A BUY!!!
WENTZ PRESENTS
OPEN SUNDAY TO DARK

WENIZ PRESENTS
OPEN SUNDAY, l TO DARK
GOA OAK RIDGE RID. Univ. PIX
muse CT charm; Ige shaded lot
choice neishborhood: 2 lRe bed
rms. . iull baths. :. f1repls., panel
rec. rm. mod kit, built-ia garage.
nr. Md u schools. shops. traAsp.
Dir: BALTIC. blvd TO Beechwood rd.
left ! blk. to Oak Ridge rd., right
to oDen sign
SPACIOUS BRICK RAMBLERs-with
3 or 4 hedrms., 2 baths. :, firepls.
full bsmt.; some with garages. e8
financing: 56-ft. rambler on }, acre
land: country setting: lge bedrlrS
with ample closets, tra des cunsid-
cred: Dir: Defense hwy. tn Green
wood lane. left on Greenwood to
7 EDuRarr ave and open sign.
HYATTSVILLE AREA - Spacious
beautiful and ideal setting; brick
rambler. To see: BIadenSburs rd TO
Edmcndston ave. left on Edmon-
Ston TO Emerson St. riaht to 1918
Honovar pl
I'm 4-n3... AP S,t;uft
Evening star., 1954-01-10
$4,000 DOWN

8 3-bedroom brick rambler with full
basement on beautiful corner. lot.
large attractive kitchen. Priced for
quick sale. McEWAN & VIERLING.
Ju. o-1302, LU. 4.7ee1.
Evening star., 1954-01-10
5409 18th AVE.

MILHIOIHN HILLS, MAX LAND
OPEN ! TO >
New beau. Diet. brk. rambler. 2 bed
rms. lee. liv. rm., with firepl., din.
rm,. kit. l0x13. rear porch; full
bsmt,, with law stairway to attic.
Cor. lot, Paving of streets incl in
sale price.
Dir: Out Sargent rd. ne. Just across
d. G. line, turn right at jefferson ST..
left at lAth ave
JOHSPH E. BRUNO, Inc.
903 H st. NV. ST. $3.50.
Evening star., 1954-01-10

Three. bedrms., . compl, bathrooms
upstairs large liv. rm. with firepl.
family size din. rm., fully equipped
Kit. with dishwasher and disposal,
powder room on lst A.. full bsmt
screened porch; 3-car brick garage
On large. level lot: in conveniently
located N Arl. neiehborhood. To be
shown by appt. only. No agents.
Call Mr.. A. LAUNI, IA. S-66@S.
Evening star., 1954-01-10
NEW RAMBLER

I'VE w nhNDbER
OPEN TIL DARK
Under $4,000. Lge. liv. rm.. firepl..
picture window. lee. hedrms, den
22 baths. modern all-elec. kit. tiled
walls, full bsmt. on lge. cor. lot in
ave. l mi. past District line to
Larch ave. left on Larch ave. 3
blks. to omen house. KENNEDY
REALTY CO. INC. RA. 3-a3O@
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Mr.. ST. BERNARD'S

Riverdale Heights. Open SUNDAY l 10
;. 63O6 5gth ave.--3-bedrm. IN
sulated bungalow. finished attic
windows: lot fenced in: din. rm
and garage. Price Sf1 500, J
EVERETT ROBERTSON. WA. g
Evening star., 1954-01-10

REAL DEAL-@-yr old brick ram
bier beauty OF Mt Vernon blvd !:
near bus. schools and shops. Large
living rm. with picture window. 3
very good bedrmS.. oversize cleo.
Kitchen with table space. tiled bath
Huge Jalousie inclosed living porch.
Level lot. Asking only Sl7 800. As
sumo large Gil ~ lst trust. AR
THUR L. WALTERS CO., 2II9 Will
son blvd. Ariinfton. Va. ia. 7-520U.
Evening star., 1954-01-10

$50 per mo with 81, 500 cash buVs vs.
this lovely 3 hedrm. rambler or a
WOODED LOT NEAR FALL s
CHURCH. Priced under the mkt, at
Sl2.l 30: this is one of the reelIv
tine buys: so call today. REGARD
Less OF YOUR CASH J. F.
a GROOM Clnder-b block house: OH
heat. electricity, tel. modern bath
and kit: lot. l05X2lo; Louisa
County, Va. l mile from Mineral
Va. Box S5-B. Star 10
Evening star., 1954-01-10

rms, bsmt.; well-Shaded, fenced-in
back yard; blk; bus, shopping
Should go GI. 15oI Frederick ID g..
W. Lanham Hills. Ry OWNER. After
, pm weekdays. UN. I-Si3I - q
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REDUCED S2.450

OPEN SAT. AND SUN. 2-5
5000 Wells pkwy., Univ. PIX. splen-
did new hrk. rambler; 8 ige. rms.
scrnd. porch; frepl.. eiec. kit.s must
be seen. Very easy terms. May
trade. BURTON. Ju. e-7059. 10
Evening star., 1954-01-10

So, Capitol st. TO Forest Heights"
sign. risht 10 zoo Huron dr!ve
Evening star., 1954-01-10

Optu tFPS. JA. --fI7 J,
CUSTOM CONSTRUCTION is the
keynote of this new brick ramble!
on one-half acre. Spacious liy. rm.
has flrepl.. separate din. rm.. de
luxe kit: 3 lge. bedrms., Il tie
baths. Full bsmt. partitioned foi
recr. rm. Has firepl. Price reduced
TO- SIa;95o. Reas terms. LYNN
The Nome nugget., 1954-05-24
South Korean Conditions For Free Election Sure
 To Be Rejected By Reds

GENEVA, R-South Korea if nally agreed Saturday to cleo tions throughout the divided Kor- can peninsula, but laid down con- ditions which the Communists are sure to reject
 In speech before the Donation conference on Korean peace, South Korean Foreign Minister Pyun YungTai outlined a 14- point plan for the unification of his country and the Communist controlled north.
 At least two of the conditions he set forth for the all-Korean elections were expected to be bit terly opposed by the Communists.
 One of these was that any cleo tions must be carried out under United Nations supervision and that the LIN. must certify the election results. The Communists have ruled out any JUN. role in Korean peace plans. Another is that all Chinese Communist troops must be withdrawn from North Korea at least one month before the elections, but that some LIN. forces should remain in Korea until a unified government can achieve effective control over the entire peninsula.