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Still
Exists In
Some Sections
By A. !. GOLDBERG

UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. u
A three-year survey of the United
Nations shows that actual crude
slavery still exists IN some Sec
tons of the world, but information
is incomplete and the solution is
not easy.
U. N. Secretary General Trygve
Lie summed up he situation in a
report calling on the U. N. Eco
nomic and Social Council to study
further steps to meet the slavery
problem when it meets here
March 81.
In Lies report, based on the
work of special committee which
has been studying the slavery prob
lem since 1850, Lie told the council
no satisfactory definition of slav-
cry ever has been reached.
The world has been trying to
control slavery under an interna-
tional treaty framed by the League
of Nations in 1926. This defines
slavery as "the status or condition
of person over whom any or all
of the powers attaching to the
right of ownership are exercised"
The special committee reported
that other forms OF. Servitude in
clude debt bondage, serfdom or
peonage on farms, contracting out
persons for hire, marriage Gus
toms where the woman is deprived
of free human rights, and child
transfers for payment or other
conditions which exploit the child.
Nine U. n. members and seven
non-members did not answer re-
quests for governmental informa-
ton. Lie listed them as Cuba,
Haiti, Liberia, Nicaragua, Para
quay, Poland, Saudi Arabia, The
Ukraine and Yemen, all U. N.
members; and Albania, Andorra,
the Sultanate of Muscat and Oman,
Portugal. Romania, San Marino
and Spain.
The Ukraine answered only by
calling attention to a Soviet Union
reply that ''the problem of slavery
:. does not arise in the Soviet
Union
The slave labor inquiry did not
apply to the question of forced la
Dor and labor camps. That was
taken up by another assembly COM
mittee after charges that millions
of subjected peoples we're used as
slave labor by the Soviet Union.
Both Lie and the special COM
mittee agreed that some govern.
ment information received diff
fered sharply from information
gathered from private sources.
Lie told the Economic and Social
Council that it appeared further
study is necessary 10 find out just
how much and what kind of servi-
tude still exist, before measures to
stamp 1t out could be considered.
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French Papers
Want US. To
Foot The Bill

PARIS, R-French newspapers
hammered Monday on a campaign
for the United States to pick up the
bill for the war against the Com
munist-led Vietminh in Indochina.
One paper. Paris Presse. started
the campaign Saturday, and For.
eign Office spokesman conformed
that Premier Rene Mayer, on his
coming trip to Washington, would
propose a sharp increase in Ameri-
can aid in Indochina.
Paper said France would ask
for a billion dollars for the coming
year. The Foreign Office source
said the Cabinet had not yet made
up its mind what sum to ask. The
paper said that If America is
willing to pay for the Indochina
fighting, France would be willing
to get along with less aid in
Europe.
The morning paper, L'Aurore,
told its readers in a huge headline
over a front.page editorial that IF
America takes on the expense of
the (internationalI defense of Indo.
china, France could concentrate,
without aid from anyone, all her
means on Europe and Africa and
stop being an assisted nation. :"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-17

said, Il guess you're not the only
one who feels ike doing for Sam"
Il guess not, Della agreed. All
frown clouded her heart-shapedI
face and she said angrily. But
Eve Odegarde doesn't love Sam
the way do. You wouldn't catch
her coming to him with food. Hel
could Starve to death in the.
brush for sll she'd do. She's too
much of a lady TO traipse into.
the hills looking for her man
when he's in trouble. But Sam
doesn't seem to understand that.
Sometimes ] think he's stupid.
Stupid like fox, Rimbaudl
thought Maiben would take what
Della had to give him, and them
marry Eve Odegarde when he got
in the clear. Nothing stupid
about that
So sleepy now that he could
scarcely keep his eyes open, RIM
baud said, "Don't let me browse
of. No telling when those three
sons will come back for anotherI
try at me-"
"Pll take care OF them," Della
promised. 81 can Spook BoogerI
Bill by just yelling scat at him.
He's afraid Of women.
She laughed.
It was ar odd thing. The
laughter seemed to merge with
voices afterward, and Rimbaud
thought ne heard Della shout
something to someone in thel
yard. One of the voices sounded
like Hugh Jubal, which seemed
important somehow. But he,
couldn't identity the reason.l
Vaguely, dreamily. he remem-I
bered being in fight. but il was
blurred and confusing, like a
dream that didn't make sense.
Once when q sharp silver of pain
lanced his side. he heard Della's
soothing voice and felt her soft
woman's hand on his forehead.
Her palm was astonishingly cool
against his skin, which was pc
culiar, for they were sitting their
horses in a switchback turn
above Embrace Canyon and Dell
la was perspiring as she told him
about the singing laughter.
Or so it seemed -.
&c be continued
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BY SAM DAWSON

NEW YORK R--The talk about
a possible slump later on may
play a major role in this years
labor management tussle over
wages and hours.
Fear that the boom may be in
its final months IS making some
executives wary Of taking on high
er costs. And worry about slump,
according to business scuttlebutt,
is making some unions concen.
trate on share the job plans
through shorter weeks, and on the
various fringe benefits Of pensions
holidays and insurance.
Wage hike demands win be
pushed, of course. The question
is whether pay boosts this year
viii be as big as last.
Wage increases actually started
sliding after wage controls ended,
according to the National Fore
mems Institute, New London,
Conn.
During January, Il reports. ne,
gotiated increases averaged around
10 cents an hour. Since controls
were lifted early in February. set.
dement's have averaged under .
cents an hour.
The 1852 wage hike pattern was
around Is cents an hour. Some
management sources are now
guessing that the 1853 boost for
all industries viii average nearer
S cents. But they predict that the
unions will seek compensation
through side benefits.
The shorter WORK week is get
ting a bic hand from some work
ers who contend that jobs are get
ting scarce because Of increased
productivity In some industries.
Productivity Is the amount Of
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Gunfighter' 5 Return
), ....,.....- by Leslie Ernenwein
ErnenWein

'There IS, Rimbaud reported,
and accomplished a grin. ''On the
bottom shelf. behind the -four
and sugar"
And now. as he watched her
60 into the house, a Sardonic
sense of amusement came to him.
What a joke this was-Lew
Stromberg's daughter aiding the
man her father hated! And she
was the girl he'd called a brat.
When Della fetched the Jug.
Rimbaud took a long swig, and
sighed, and said gustily. you're
all right, kid. BY God, you're
plenty all right"
That pleased Della and she
showed It in the way she smiled
at him. You're all right your
SELF" she said. crouching down
and getting her shoulder under
his right arm. ''I'll help you up. I"
It wasn't fal to the four poster
bed. But t proved a slow and
painful journey for Jim Rimbaud.
Despite Della's supporting shoul-
der. he mad to halt repeatedly,
and each time she gave him a
pull at the jug. When the last
painful maneuver onto the bed
had been accomplished, Della
brought him a cup of hot coffee
spiked with whisky. saying, This
will help yor relax"
1t did. The breath-taking barbs
of pain lessened to a dull ache,
and presently. as she washed his
bloodstained face with a wet
cloth. the ache dissolved into a
wooden numbness, He had diff
Guilty keeping his eyes open. espe-
cially the right one. which was
badly swollen. He said censur-
ingly. You've got me drunk,
and liked the sound of her girl
ish laughter.
"You remind me Of Sam" she
said, because you're so helpless.
He seems like that all the time.
1t makes me feel like doing for
him"
D IMBAuD felt sorry for her
Nthen. knowing how little
chance there was of her winning
Maiben away from Eve Odegarde
He wondered If Maiben appealed
! TO Eve for the same reason. he
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-17
Underground Atomic
Explosion Disclosed

LAS VEGAS, New. gR-For the
first time. the . Atomic Energy
Commission has disclosed il pro
duced ar underground nuciesr ex-
plosion at Nevada Proving Ground
There NeTe two unusual detcna.
tions late in November. 1851, In
which the acc hitherto declined
20 specify 'lhe uleEkod of de-
livery" II was assumed that Sat.
ur9~w's announcement referred Ia
these Unexplained explosions nh
see. szkx. rather than clouds.
into the air.
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Chapter ~

Nndpter q
EVEN then Rimbaud thought he
~ might oe dreaming; might be
imagining this. What would Della
be doing mere?
"Are you shot?" she insisted.
No, but they booted my ribs. !"
Rimbaud said.
"You poor mani" she cried.
Let me help you into the cabin"
"Find my gun first" Rimbaud
suggested. ITS over there near
the water trough. I'll need it
when they come back"
II heard the shooting" Della
said worriedly, "and one rider
going away fast. Was it SAM"
Reckon So"
81 hope they don't catch him.
Della said. 'Oh, / hope he gets
away"
SLOW about getting my gum"
Rimbaud prompted. I'm liable
to need it any time.
1t took a few moments for her
to find it--momentS while Jim
RiInbaud listened for the sound
of approaching riders. Long mo-
mentS while his nerves drew
wire-tght and he was like Sam
Maiben had been this morning.
"A little more to the left" he
directed impatiently when Della
called for directions.
Again, IS it had out here this
afternoon, awful helpleSsnesS
swept through him. He'd have nc
chance against them without a
gun. And now. with a sickening
sense of futilitv slogging Through
him. he heard Della exclaim.
"Here it Is! I've found it."
Good girl" Rimbaud said
sighingly. Good girl"
AfterWaru. when she'd given
him his gun. Della went into the
house and lit a lamp she found
in the bedroom. Then she came
out toting cne of the drapes from
window, saying. "I'll bind YOUR
side with this"
Seeing the way preservation
CREASED his battered face IS he
sat up and took off his ST :. she
said, 81 wish there was some
whisky for you. It might kill the
hurt"
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-17

Nowadays many waffle bakers
have extra convenience; They
are equipped with an automatic
thermostatic heat control with a
signal light that shows when the
baker has reached the correct
temperature for baking light,
medium or dark waifies.
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Winners OF Honor
Medal Organize

NEW YORK r. n SIS psahahly
the biggest aggregation a Amer.
Ica's mosthonored brave men.
They gathered - II them fsr
the first national meeting ssn.
day ~ he neviy formed c0ngres.
sinnal Medal o. Honor soeisty,
made up Of holders Of the nation's
highest deeorafion Cor valoF.
Il. Gen. Leon W. johnson. ehssf
Of the Continental Air Command
who was siected president -
seribed tie obieetiyss comgade.
ship ard worthy causes. Bot -
political pressHTinz
Tie - rsen. wbo eame krsfn
ever STATE ia tie Inioa. rake -
. thlrd of the eatimassd - Msdal
q H0nor ho11eFs alive to6ay.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-17

The invention of cannon has
been assigned to a monk named
Berthold Schwartz in 1913.
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Evening star., 1953-10-18
4 Steps to Beauty
in S Minutes

DURING my long years in the
~ beauty field, have seen the
most tragic problems arise when
women couldn't find time for
beauty care. So now, l have per-
fected home beauty plan that
Everyone has time for because
it takes only five minutes a day!
My plan consists of a simple a.
step treatment developed after
yearsof exacting scientific research.
IfyOu follow this plan faithfully,
l promise you startling results.
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STEP Beauty begins with an
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This magical fluid lifts" that
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Evening star., 1953-10-18

ARE YOU WILLING to devote
five minutes every night to prevent
the tragic aging of your appear
ance? Then start today! In one
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655 Fifth Avenue, New York %.
Prices plus tax.
Evening star., 1953-10-18

SOL0.. Mrs. Ann DGOison 38-year-Od British
~ WtdOO, recently crossed the Atlantic Ocean alone
in a 23:toOt sGilbOdt, the Felicity Ann How long
did it take her?
Is months -BRS., PHILADELPHIA
FANS Where tOere VA. hospital patients able to
wGtch big-Ie0g~e baseball from private gr0mdstGnd
in their OtOn back yG1d''?
At the VA hospital at Wood Wis, which over
looks County Stadium home of the Milwaukee
Braves. AK, Madison, Wis
CAREFUL Which state has the fe,Uest nsortg0ged
homes?
Vermont, with ALL, as compared with the
national average of Al per cent.
Mrs HY, DaviSUiILe, Pa
KN0TTER :. For the past SeVen months reter0n
Of the British Navy has been working knots into a
bell rope tor Queen EhzG6eth'S yacht. H0O many
knots utU the rope contain?
25O,OOO, including rare rose and tiger lily knots.
-R.R., Jennings, Mo.
DEMOCRACY What official agency of SOeiet
Russia has a private telephone tn the White House?
lass, the Russian news agency, IT'S IN the press
room along with the 40 phones of American press
associations and newspapers
-GB.D., Sheboyg0n, Wis.
CONDUCTED :" W. M~,
NOTE We will 81 for question and used in this
column Questions based and clipping Of
must accompany Address: Tom Henry
T1ISWEEK, ,42OLexngton Avenue. New York H. N. Y Un
accepted contributions be acknowledged returned
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HELP-MEN (cont. J

AUTO SALESMAN, to sell new and
used cars. good proposition to right
man ChrySler-Plymouth dealer.
SHIPLEY MOTOR SALES. Poplar
AUTO Statesmen NEEDED to sell
the most-talked-of car in America.
Our present salesmen selling the
new Clippers and Packards are
earning a minimum of $4,000 q yr.
Exper. men preferred but we can
and will train you IL you qualify.
We are the largest Packard dealer
in the area IN size and volume and
our sales stan Is limited for your
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Covington, or call OIL. $4,000 for
appointment. CONVICTION MOTOR
Co. 1901 WIS. ave, Bethesda. %
AUTO SALESMAN. used cars. Our
large volume Of Packard sales has
given us Q well-diversified stock of
clean late model cars. Good pay
plan for the right man. See Lee
Tucker or Art Covington or call
OIL. 2-9200 for appointment. Gov
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FOR FURNISHING PAPER FOR TH

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Capitol Washington. b. c.. for
furnishing the paper for the public
paper for the use Of the Govern
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ments me Is. in t.1, the District q GelumSia .
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made 0 BY the joint ware comttse n
Printing. to the lowest and best
bidders for the interest Of the Gov
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in its opinion, such action would be
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435 Southern Building.

1EHEf1sSsf 1MEfSf saRAos sa9s & XsufGlf " RRSR ss6
So, 524, 526 LAMONT STREET.
NORTHWEST.
Hy virtue Of a certain deed of trust
duly recorded. in Liber No. 9l96,
Folio 2S6 ct sea-, of the land rec
ords of the District of Columbia,
and at the request of the party
secured thereby, the undersigned
trustees will sell at public auction.
n front Of the premises, on MON,
SEPTEMBER; A;D. 1853, AT THREE
described land and premises, situate
in the District of Columbia. and
designated as and being Lot 63 in
GottwaTs subdivision of lots in
Block 10 whitney Close" as per
plat recorded in the once of the
surveyor for the District Of Column
bia in Liber 73 at folio lIa. Said
Block 10 now known for purposes
OF assessment and taxation as
Square 3046.
TERMS OF SALE, ALL CASH. A de-
post Of $4,000 will be required at
time Of sale. All conveyancing, re-
cCrding, revenue stamps, etc, at
cost Of purchaser. Terms of sale
to be complied with within thirty
days from day of sale, otherwise
resell the property at the risk and
cost of defaulting purchaser, after
fve days advertisement of such
resale in some newspaper published
in WASHINGTON, D. c.
HOWARD BERNSTEIN,
JEROME MALIN,
SEA ,10,12 Trustees.
Evening star., 1953-09-04
ROBERT T. MURPHY. ESQ.
woodward Building,
Wa shin NtNn n r

y THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
In re, Estate Of PETER C. SMITH,
HdS deiHsdfsedHOldlnE NJ saS4 0snsS PE9sats cOp5I
moneys. goods. chattels, rights and
credits of Peter c. Smith, late of
the District Of Columbia. deceased
having been granted herein unto
February 1858. and no distribution,
partial or otherwise having as yet
been mace to any of the persons en-
titled thereto as heirs at law. and
It having been made known to the
Court by the petition Of said ad.
the 29th day Of May, 1853, for the
appointment Of a Master to ascer-
tain and determine who are the
h ,irS at law Of said Peter C.. Smith.
deceased; that 1t is impossible for
said administrator. d.b;n.. eta;
Of the persons who would be en-
titled to participate in said estate.
and likewise impossible to compute
the amount distributable to each
" the heirs at law until each of
susta such heirs at Law is de, definttely as
dered nv this Honorable Court the
3rd day OF June. 1853. that the said
petition and the proceedings to. be
taken thereon shall be deemed q
plenary proceeding within the mean
~ u Se St SsSdon cSds Of l$2 sSs ' bstfc g ses S
lumbia, and there having been issued
pursuant to said order the usual
process of this Court commanding
all the parties, in. interest in said
estate as hereinafter set forth to
appear in the United states District
Holding Probate Court. and answer
the exigencies Of the said petition
which said process has been duly
eturned mot to be found" as to
the hereinafter named persons. and
It being probable that the unknown
OF the District Of Columbia. it is
his Sth day Of July. 1853. ORDERED
That Patrick F. Collins. 4 Clark
Street. Providence 5, Rhode Island;
Mrs Anne Chapman. North Road
RID No l, Groton, Connecticut;
Mrs Mrs Margaret Jarvis. 9: Freeman
Street, Dorchester, Massachusetts,;
John Henry Smith, Il living; John
Henry Smith. Jr.. II living. and his
unknown issue Il dead: and al un.
Smith deceased. and ali other per.
sons concerned having or claiming
to have any rieht. title. interest or
claim in and to said estate be and
they hereby are commanded to ap-
pear in this Court on the 18th day
of October 1853, to answer under
oath the said petition and to show
cause. If anv they have. why they
SeveTally nave any interest in said
estate or whv thev Severally claim
any right to distrihutive shares in
said estate. as well as, also. why
the prayers of said petition should
not be granted and a Master ap-
pointed as therein prayed. provided
however and It is further ORDERED
That a copv of this order be pub
lished in the Washington Law Re.
porter and The Washington Evening
star the after a newspaper Of
general circulation published in the
District of Columbia, twice month
for three consecutive months before
the return day herein mentioned. the
first of said publications to be not
less than 90 days before said return
day. (Sl BURNITA SHELTON
MATTHEW'S, Judge. tSeal.l A
true Copy. Attest: THEODORE
COGSWELL. Register of Wills for the
District OF Columbia. Clerk of the
Probate CourN jy10,24.au7,2 7,21,se4.1'