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Evening star., 1953-01-23
Commons Faces Query
On Africun Slave Trude
BY the Assoriossd Press

LONDON, Jan. ga Labor
member Of Parliament said to-
day he is going to ask Colonial
Secretary Oliver Lyttelton If he
is aware that slave trading still
flourishes in Central Africa.
The Laborite. the Rev. r. w.
Sorenson. said his question will
be brought UP in the House of
Commons on February f8. It
has to do with the reported sell
zure of Africans in Uganda and
the Cameroons and their sale in
Arabia.
Evening star., 1953-01-23
By jones 6. Deone

The Federation of Citizens
Associations executive board to-
day criticized the Board of Edu-
cation for asking citizens views
on the mechanics of ending Dis
trict school segregation.
The board said the federation
won't submit any views. Mrs.
Henry A. Bartlett, first vice
president, said the organization
will boycott a projected public
hearing on the subject.
The Board of Education on
Wednesday invited written sug-
gestions on the il.tegration ques-
ton from all interested groups
and individual citizens. The pub
lie hearing is to be called later.
Five school segregation cases,
one involving Sousa Junior High
School here, are pending in the
Supreme Court, and a court order
to end racial segregation Is con-
sidered a possibility. A decision
is expected in the spring.
Letter Sent to Sharpe.
The federation Executive Board
last night sent a letter to School
Board President c. Melvin
Sharpe calling the boards action
premature and unwarranted. .
The letter said the action could
only result in unnecessarily
agitating the school system and
the community"
The letter was prepared at a
special meeting. The education
committee Of the federation also
held a special session on the SUBJ
ject Wednesday night.
While theoretically the full
federation could overrule the de-
cision on a boycott. it usually
follows the executive boards
lead. Mrs. Bartlett noinfed o,lt
Evening star., 1953-01-23
Lord Becomes Sergeant

LONDON. Jan. % (R.-Lord
Baden Powell. S9-year-old SON Of
the late founder of the Boy
Scout movement. was promoted
to sergeant in the London police
force today. Lord Baden Powell
succeeded to the title on the
death Of his father In I041.
Evening star., 1953-01-23
'Lute News
Bulletin
Spivey Trial Adjourns

NEW YORK (P.-Summa-
tions were completed today in
the perjury trial Of William
E. Spivey, 2s, former Univer-
sity Of Kentucky basketball
star, and the case was adj
journed until Monday.
Earlier Story on Page A-2.C
Evening star., 1953-01-23
SeIden of Alabama
Won Seat in Upset

DEFEATED A VETeRAN-Armi-
stead lnse Selden. IT,. Of Green's
boro. hos token o sect as AIobomo's
only new member Of the House Of
representatives. His ballot victory
over veteran legislator wos on Ikp-
set. Mr. SeIden's story oppeon on
page Ala.
HELP WITH TAxEs--More odyics
on how to fill out your Federal in
come tox, what form to use and what
10 put on Il oppeos on pose B-5
todoy. in an article by Froncis J.
Kelly Of the Associated Press.
Evening star., 1953-01-23

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corporation, also revealed that If
he is confirmed, he would take
up with President Eisenhower
any Defense Department busi-
ness which might be the SUBJ
ject of misunderstanding on ac-
count of my previous relation
ship with General Motors Corp"
Mr.. Wilson also revealed that
Roger NJ. Kyes. vice president
of General Motors, who is slated
to be Deputy Secretary of De-
fense, also has promised to dis
pose of any General Motors
stock he owns.
AS Mr.. Wilson left the closed
committee session at 1880 pm,
after nearly three hours of ques-
tioning. Senator's said they be-
lieved the committee had COM
pleted hearing Mr.. Wilson.
Approval Expected Today.
The committee itself was still
in closed session at pm. and
all indications were it would ap-
prove the Wilson nomination
later today.
Elaborating on the brief White
House announcement. last night
about the sale of the stock, Mr..
Wilson issued the following
statement, which he read to the
committee:
II appreciate this opportunity
of again appearing before you
with reference to my designation
as Secretary of Defense.
I'm these days when the whole
free world is faced with such
serious problems, it is impera-
tive that the Department of De-
Tense have the united support Of
the people of our country.
I'm order to achieve this OBJ
jective. / have decided, after
carefully considering the matter.
to dispose of all of the General
Motors stock which ! now own.
and any which I am entitled to
receive in the future under rights
which accrue to me on the ter.
mination of my employment.
Mr.. KyeS has authorized me to
tell you that he will do the same
thing.
Grateful for New Hearing.
eff, during my term of Office,
I must deal with any matter Of
business which / may feel might
be the subject of misunderstand-
ing on account of my previous
relationship with General Motors
Corp. / have been assured of the
privilege Of discussing the mat.
ter fully with the President Of
the United States with reference
to any action that may be taken.
Il regret exceedingly any in
depreciation that may have been
placed on my previous testimony
not consistent with what I have
outlined here. For that reason.
I am grateful to the members
Of this committee for the oppor-
tunity of making perfectly clear
the full spirit of my concept Of
the responsibility I have been
asked to undertake"
1t was announced earlier that
the committee will make public
late today all of the testimony it
has taken from Mr.. Wilson in
closed session.
Majority Leader Taft told the
(See WILSON, Page A-6.)
Evening star., 1953-01-23
Chinese Leove for U. S.

TAIPEH. FormoSa, Jan. % F1.
The first group of Nationalist
Chinese tank officers ever sent
to the United States for train
ing left yesterday. The number
was not disclosed.
Evening star., 1953-01-23
Guide for Readers

Amusements c-4ILost and Found Al
Classified c-5-l3 obitucy ----A-lO
Comics A-24-z5 Rodio-Ty ABB
Editorial -- A-8ISports -----c-1-3
Edit1 Articles 40 Womonfs
Financiol ----A-l5l Section --B-i-3
Evening star., 1953-01-23

Wilson Must Pay Tox on Profit Only in
Selling GIN Stock. Poee AS
Evening star., 1953-01-23

tsee WILSON. Page A-60
Evening star., 1953-01-23
Wilson 10 Sell
Any Stock He
May Get Later
Says He Will Discuss
GIN Defense DeuIs
With Eisenhower
By J. A. O'Leory

Charles E. Wilson, controver-
sial nominee for Secretary of De-
fense. told the Senate Armed
Services Committee today he will
dispose not only Of General Mo-
tors stock he now owns, but any
he receives in the future for past
services.
In a statement to the press,
the former head of the giant GIN
Evening star., 1953-01-23
Star Inaugural Editions

The Stars three-day coverage of the
Inauguration, most complete in Wash
ington, is available as three-paper pack
age including Mondays. Tuesdays and
Wednesdays editions and Tuesdays roto-
gravure for 35 cents including mailing
costs. Three sets sell for 81.
Evening star., 1953-02-22

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You should see our mail! Thousands of letters
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It's big beauty news!
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skin; and that dull lifeless, halt clean look of so
many so-called normal compilations.
Evening star., 1953-02-22

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The protective film of oil Noxzema provides
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Even in extreme cases. where the dedOut curedup cells
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then apply NOxzema your lOngasting powder base. 1t
Evening star., 1953-02-22

wiring out q cloth IN
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up and dirt disap-
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2. Night cream.
Smooth Noxzema
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Evening star., 1953-02-22
How you, too, can
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Evening star., 1953-02-22

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-23

UNITED NATIONS. n. \. IA
diplomatic informant In ne w.
disclosed today that Ia. Gen. X. s.
Thimayya Is preparing 10 asa TIE
u-N. General Assembly 30 step into
The Korean prisoner repatFlation
siaiemate.
The source said that the Indian
chief Of the Neutral Nations Ne.
patriation Commission in Korea
has completed . lengthy report.
giving al sides Il the repatriation
deadlock. The report Is expected
here late this week.
One copy u gong % Secretary
Ceneral Dag Hammarskiold lie
wll circulate Il 10 al Z. n. mem.
bers. openinR Mp the question Cor
another heated DEBATE.
The informant said II Il under
stood Thimayyas report wil make
no judgment on desdiock. which
In is latest phase has halted pris.
oner explanatlons Ior q week. BIT
he said Il would pui the whole
qnestioa IN the hands a The As.
ssmhly Cor decikion.
The Communists failed % con.
vince ~ Pc cert 81 the Chinese
and North Korean prisoners they
have interviewed that they should
return Ia Red territory. They halt.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-23
UN. May Be Asked To Step Into Korean POW Situation

ed the explanations 90 o tsehni.
cality.
About 1900 of TIE 12ooo prss.
oners captured b. the q. n. forces
remain 10 Be questioned.
Thimayya's report. n vas said.
wll carry statements By The Polish
and CEechosl0vak Representatives
% the repatriation eommisaiom,
who support the Communists.; b.
the swiss ard Swedish deleeates:
and = revlew By Thimayya him
self.
There was no advance indiea-
ton what. 4 anything. mimayya's|
report would aay about the eon-
fllcting views 81 India's Prime Mn
izier Nehru and u. s. Secretary
Of State Dulles On TIE future af
TIE prisoner.
Nchru has said tat. unlsss the
Korean political conference Gets
under way. ne U. N. and comms.
mist commands must aeAin neRo.
tate the disposition q tkose prs.
onerx vino still refuse % 20 haek
10 Communist territory On nexi
Jan. q. the end q ne i0day
period Of explanations and eomfsr-
enee provided b. ths srmisties
agreement.
Dulles contends prisoners sim
held on that date should be re-
leased a. civilians 10 50 where hey
wish.
The Thimayya report Il expect
cd 10 be made public here aboui
the time the u. n. Political Con.
mitiee Il ready 10 again debate
the Korean question in iis debate.
The committee vas involved
AGAIN today In diseussion Of Rus.
sia's long standing proposals Or
atom and hydroeen bomb prohihi-
ton and slashing armaments BY q
Nhfu. mat discussion vas expect
ed 10 80 through wednesday-with
The plan due for another ever.
whelming defeat.
In . brief Thanksgiving holiday
sessioa Thursday. the committee
hopes 10 set I'd Of the question Il
moving unwanted Nationalist
Chinese guerrilla bands out of
Burma.
The eo-nation Assembly plans
plenary sessions next Friday and
Saturday 10 debate 4. q asrocity
charges against the Communist
Chinese and North Koreans. A iso-
page white paper" will be dis
tribused 10 delegates before TIE ses.
sions 30 furnish additional ammu-
nisioa Cor the major policy speech
u. 3. Delegate Henry Cabot Lodge
gF. ~ writing.
ne Political COMMITTEES could
take up the Korean debate saFiy
next week.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-23
Philly Police
Crack Down. On
Teen-age Gangs

PHILADELPHIA N - Deter.
minsd Phaadslphis pollcs = EEL
nasd wlsA eomplainas Il rowdyism
By youthfui moha IN recent weeks
-dFoxe ahead via . sraekdswn
en sssa-aee gangs today afiar
ruundimg - more tAan leo
yuungntsrs ever Gha wssksnd
capt Howard z. LeaFy Il TIE
Juvamlie Al nmFenm and Pollee
Commisaioasr Thnmas !. cibbons
snid the px.iicn win 'harass ed
haunt these Gnngs until they make
- ahslr mind % settle down. BE-
eood eitizsna and siop esiheFinG
eihers"
TAe comments eana IN the waks
q ne unprecedented wsekend
rpundup whieh sac e1s youngsters
laksn mo custody from ons police
divlsion Ia ne nortkern seetion q
the city whlle raidEna squads IN
cher parts Il PhdadelpAla brougkt
IN more than Go boya and girls.
cibhons said inefeasing con.
plants Il bestings. hoidups. ard
rooberies b. yoan9 ioughs who
hang ar0und sleaxy poolfooms.
taprooms ard ali-naahf dineFa IN
stead Il staying ~ kome ard dong
something Constructive" promptsd
lha eraekdown.
Inspector John y. Driscon bead
ed . special detail Il 90 pollcemen
and ~ polieewomen who picked
up the teen-aaerA
Even Is TIE rad was gong En-.
Cibbons disclosed, four youfhs
muxEed , tSyear-old woman, held
Der prlsoneT and eriminally as
samllad Der. Foumd waking bare
loot On . aeadsnd street three
homFs later. ahs vas admitted tol
ne Kinsiein Medical cenisr suf
fering from shock and bruises.
Chbons withheld her name.
DFisco1 sad . large CHASTITY q
suns and swilch-hiada knives were
seooped up ~ polles. TIE CITY
Coward Feenntiy passed an orsii.
mace oullawing TIE halves.
Flfth pollcemsn were used 60
herd TIE tnen-agera lmio pairol
wagons Cor trips 10 one preglngi
staiion and thea 10 another until
avallahls eells were found b loaxe
iham.
LeaFy said 80 youths whose
aeis wers nul IL gnnd taste" we're
proeeased b. hia uni ard Ghan 70
leased IN their parunis' euslady
Most Of TIE uthera also we're re-.
leased n thelF parsnis' eusiody.
~ said. af1aF . ntern warnlng
y sinp asssmhllng Il gangs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-23
Woodville Clears
Up After Storm

PANAMA CRY. "a. n - nssl
6snfn af wao6xllie. . sman noFtA-
eel Fiori2n enmmunify. eiaared
10 eaAgin today amer q FoaFing
aun4aY marninR tnrnado which
smaaAed slx hames and len a
intufsA
Anuaher twiuler ripped across
fwe peulh Loulalama paFiahes leona-
tiesl . fsw hougn carrier. destroy
nc - hnmea aaa laIurina eae psr-
co.
nfose Il woudvflie's 100 residenfs
w9ra e homa whsn fke storm ~
nf see a.m.
Mamy 81 lAeaa Vase bones wera
Isvalod ~ lha Lnuaslana swistag
eseaped mIary beeause fhsy wsre
atianflng e ehurch fair. TIE nar-
Fww twinier raced across Lafayette
sn4 g. MARTA parishes. strlking
haswsesi nsaF Bromksard. . small
farmin9 town.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-23

JERSEY CITY. n. !. n - An
eveninn stroller notieed q man
waaFimg Q senFf ever the loser
paFs e Ms face sfalkins around
SAILS Service 6saiian last night.
Ne eallad police and iive sqaad
ears bore down co the station.
whsn thay GOT there the 'bandli
unma6ked kinsalf and announeed
Ne waa Charias Harrinon. ~. the
nliendani.
TAs maskf Vel. HarFisoa had .
aoulhaeha ard when the damp
smog hegnn te bother him today
he 10 his scarf around hia iaw.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-23

roe 10 bear Arab demands Ger q
rssolution eondemnins Israel IN
stroager terms than the Western
Big Three eensnre proposed a. Q
result Il ne Israeli raid On The
Jordanian village Il Kihya Oct. II
In watch 50 Arabs weFe killed. L.
rasl has protested sven ne Brit
lah- Freneh-U.G. resolution.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-23

Ths y. n. Security ceunell
planned . brisf meeting today q
diseuss an0tAsr posiponemeni q
any eeanen sesion On Trieste While
TIE western Biz Three. Yugoslavia
ard Raly eoniinne nsgotiations q
hold Q five-powsF paFisy CO he de.
puisd territery's iutnrs.
Tha eounen comes bach tenor.
Evening star., 1953-07-10
PLANNED for the SAFETY
Of YOUR CHILDREN!

Children are welcome at Bradlee
Towers. Each apartment faces a CEN
ter court where your children may
play with none of the hazards of
crowded, traffic-heavy city locations.
Sidewalks and fully equipped play
grounds throughout the development.
Evening star., 1953-07-10
Nowhere, but at BrodIee Towers,
will you find so many convenienees!
CONVENIENCE and FREEDOM
Of APARTMENT LIVING

.. with all the privacy of a home
of your own! Two full floors, yours
alone, with no one above or below!
Individual gas heating plant with
thermostat control. Your own private
storage and laundry room.
Evening star., 1953-07-10
The COMFORT and PRIVACY
of YOUR OWN HOME

without the responsibility of up
keep and maintenance. A beautiful
lawn, but you don't have to cut it!
A house sized kitchen with de luxe
modern equipment, including dis
posal. Dining space in every apart
ment.
Evening star., 1953-07-10
A CONVENIENT LOCATION

in the estate section of new Alexan-
dria just minutes away from the
Pentagon and Downtown Washington
by express highway. Convenient to
transportation, with shopping center,
churches, and public and parochial
schools nearby.
Evening star., 1953-07-10

Venetian Blinds
AERO VENETIAN BLIND co.
524 Forest Glen Rood, Silver Spring, Nd.
Tilework
UNITED STATES TILE 8 MARBLE co.
2o2o Georgia Avenue NV.
Structural Steel
SOUTHERN IRON WORKS, INC.
Engineers Fdbricotors, Erectors
Duke and Union Sts., Alexendrie, Va.
Lathe and Plaster
T. IA. WooDALL CO., INC.
$685. leureI Ave., Takomo Park, Nd.
Roofing and Sheet Metal Work
VIRGINIA ROOFING 8 SHEET METAL co.,
INC.
500 N. Henry St., AIexendrio. Va.
Painting
HENRY LIBERSTElN
642o 18th St. NV.
Asphalt Tile Flooring
AMERICAN TILE 8 LINoLEUM co.
"Wdshinetons Tile Center"
1900 n 81. NE.
Chain Lisk g Cedar Screes Fencing
MILL-T0-YoU co.
$3.50 Marlboro Pike
JOSEPH II. SAUNDERS. A. I. 4. :,
III Soutk Columbus S.. Arlington. Va. -
Evening star., 1953-07-10

Caalkiss 8 Weatherstripbing
SWENSoN WEATHERsTRIP SERVICE
Abore Grade Waterprootno Specialists
2014 3lst Place Sc.
Royal Rose Gas Ranges
CONSUMERS Distributing co.
1907 Grontley Rood. Baltimore, Nd.
Westinghouse Retrigerators
EDGAR MORRIS SALES co.
7l2 18th St. NV.
Electrical Wiring 8 Fixtures
WALTER c. DAVIS
"Serrice Today for Business OF Tomorrow
1909 Prince St., Alexondrio, Va.
Glass 8 Chasing
CHEVY CHASE GLASS co.
4el7 Bethesda Ave-, Bethesda, Nd.
Millwoyk 9 Lumber
AkNANDALE MILLWoRK CORP.
Annondole, Va.
Finish Hardware
ATLANTIC HARDWARE DIVISION, INC.
10th at Miehisan Ave. NE.
Planning 8 Civil Engineers
HOLLAND ENGINEERING
:. Alexandrio. Va. =
Evening star., 1953-07-10

Ornamental Iron and Iron RGiiiMgs
FRED S. GIcHNER IRoNWoRKs, INC.
"The Iron Man
l2l4 Path St. NV.
Rough Hardware
HUDSON SUPPLY 6 EoUIPMENT co.
l727 Pennu. Ave. NV.
Insulation
WILLIAMS INSULATING co.
36l4 Mount Vernon Ave.
Alexondrio. Va.
Ercauatine 8 Grading
HOFFMAN ExcAVATiNG co.
All Earth Morino Equipment
4so9 Rhode Islond Avenue
HyottsvilIe, Nd.
Concrete Work
CALLING 8 LEWIS
1874 4lst St. Sc.
Masonry
ANTHONY IZZo
Denrike Building, Washington, D. e.
Carpentry
HORTON BROS. CONSTRUCTION co.
1870 Prince St., AIexendPio, Va.
asphalt Paving
BLACK TOP ROADS CO.
Arlington, ".
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-09-04
SOUTH SOLON
BY Mrs. Ruth DiffendcI.
Phone 3271 "

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Shinkle
celebrated their thirty first we'd
ding anniversary at a dinner SUM-
day in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Boysel and Carla Jean.
Viola Marsh, 5 year old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Marsh
will be guest on Sally Flowers
television program in Columbus,
Labor Day. Viola will present a
tap dance number and vocal Sc
lection on the program.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Blake and Vir-
ginia of Beaver spent a couple
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Marlin
Gordin and Barbara.
School is scheduled to begin
here Sept. 9Th for half day ses-
sion, with two new teachers Mrs.
Blanche Hines of Sedalia will be
first grade instructor and Carl
Carothers of New Lexington for
Junior High. Other faculty men,
bers are Supt. Robert Treahearne;
Prin., Mrs. Tressie Neer; Mrs.
Cloe Borseth, Mr.. Frank Pickens,
Mrs. Maybelle Lawrence, Mrs.
Nola Hall, Mrs. Frank Baughn
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-09-04
Starting The States

Evans, Marcia and Mark Davey,
Larry Brown, Mary Kay Dorm,
Johnny Hines, Dottie Gildow, Joy
Heath, Lenora and limo Price,
Beth Whiteside, Ricky Mako, Car
rie Kelso. After gifts were open
ed refreshments were served by
Mrs. Brenda Dorm, Mrs. Zelma
Kelso, Mrs. Mayme Shoemaker
and Mrs. Leo Kelso.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Alder and
children, Sheila, Eugene and Dale,
were guests of Mrs. Alder's father
at the parsonage Sunday and
Monday. They live at Hammond
Indiana, and leaving here went to
Jasper, Arkansas in the Ozarks.
Floyd Brown has returned from
a visit with his uncle, Jesse Brown
at Hot Springs, Arkansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Brown and
family were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dewey Foulk in Springfield
Sunday. ..
Miss Gertrude Straley of Xenia
is the guest of her sister, Mrs
Eta Brown, who resides with
Mrs. Ressie McClimans, and other
relatives.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-09-04
RedIegs Twilight
DoubIeheader On
Friday, Sept. 4+h

The Cincinnati Redlegs will in
terrupt their long road trip to re-
turn to Crosley Field for one
night on September A when they
engage the Chicago Cubs in a twi-
light-night doubleheader, starting
at 6 pm.
This is a playoff of the post
poned doubleheader with the Cubs
on Sunday, April 19, which was
called off because of snow.
Following this game the Red
legs will resume their road jaunt
before returning to Cincinnati on
September 9 when the Brooklyn
Dodgers provide the opposition in
a night game.
The Friday, September a twin
bill with the Cubs will be Ladies
Night. Feminine fans will be ad-
mitted at a reduction of seventy
five cents on either box seats, re-
served seats or general admission.
All seats, except general admis-
sion, can be purchased in advance.
This game has also been de-
signated as Meet the Reds Fam
lilies Night"
Redleg players with their wives
and children will be introduced at
home plate. The Cincinnati Base
ball Club will present gifts to the
players, wives and children.