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Evening star., 1949-06-01
EisIer Plans 10 Sue
TO Get Back S23,N0
Forfeited u. ). Bail
by ne Asseeiesse Press

PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia. June
Gerhard Eisler said today he
is going to try to get back his
S23 500 bail from the United
States.
The German Communist said II
he collects he will use the money
to pay back the Civil Rights Con-
gress in the United States. which
put up the bail he caused to be
forfeited when he stole out Of the
United States on the Polish lined
Batory.
II have instructed by British
solicitors to see what grounds they
can sue for" he said. 1T may be
several weeks before we can de-
termine If We have basis for
action on account Of the warrant
for my arrest issued by the Amer
lean consul in England"
He told the Communist news
paper Rude Pravo that If he can't
collect the money he will start TO
pay the sum from my income as
soon as can work for demo-
cratic. unified and peaceful Ger
many"
He said that Czechoslovak au-
thorities had cabled his wife In
the United States about his safe
arrival.
Eisler arrived here by plane from
London yesterday. On route TO
Soviet-occupied Germany and q
professorship at Leipzig University
In New York a spokesman for
the Civil Rights Congress. which
furnished bail. said it had not yet
received word Of forfeiture Of
Eisler's bail.
The spokesman said the bail
fund Of the New York State Civil
Rights Congress posted $40 900 In
two criminal cases pending against
Eisler in Washington and $500
in connection with a deportation
case against him.
Federal Judge James w. Morris
in Washington on May II ordered
the $4,000 bond forfeited, but q
Congress spokesman said "All we
know Is what we read in the news
papers" He said the status Of the
$500 bail was unchanged as far
as he knew.
Informed that Eisler said in
Prague that he would try to sue so
he could get money to pay back a
group in this country who put up
his ball, the Congress spokesman
said: That's very nice Of him
very thoughtful"
The Justice Department has
given up its efforts to have Eisler
returned to the United States.
The department asserted in a
statement last night that 1t had
been exploring what might still be
done to obtain custody Of the fu-
gitive.
Eisler, who fed the country as
a stowaway early this month. was
later taken into custody at South
ampton. But British courts re-
fused an American request to ex-
tradite him. cd
The departments statement as
serted that there seemed to be
nothing else left to do about his
return.
The department did not elabo-
rate on its brief statement.
Evening star., 1949-06-01
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Evening star., 1949-06-01
Prosecutor Of Hiss
Challenges Defense
To Grill Chambers
Continued From First Page

opened yesterday that he is the
slightest bit concerned with the
fact that. If convicted, he faces a
maximum penalty of $4,000 fine
and flve years Imprisonment on
each Of the two counts against
him.
Mr.. Murphy told the jury the
Government intends to prove that
Mr.. Hiss committed perjury "ex-
actly the way you would prove
some ." child of yours lied"
Draws . Parallel.
He said that If q child claimed
he spent the day at school. and
. parent was told by authorities
he had been out Of the classroom
and another person said he had
seen the child in the movies. the
parent would be justified in con-
cluding that the child had lied.
That's just what we're going
TO do here" Mr.. Murphy said.
The prosecutor told the jurors
that Mr.. Chambers story Of his
relationship with Mr.. Hiss will
be supported by documentary
proof, including IS Government
documents allegedly copied or
summarized on a typewriter be-
longing to the Kisses and four
documentary notations in Mr..
Hiss handwriting.
Mr.. Murphy asserted that one
of the documents "is secret to
such an extent that we will ask
the judge not to permit you to
see it,"
These secret papers, the prose-
cutor said, were taken from State
Department files by Mr.. Hiss for
transmission to a principal Rus
sian agent here. a Col. Bykov.
The identification Of the type
writer as a Woodstock machine
belonging to Mr.. Hiss in the 1905
will be a principal element in the
supporting evidence against the
defendant. Mr.. Murphy indicated.
Mr.. Murphy told reporters after
yesterdays session that he first
will present technical" evidence
after the Government and de-
fense make their opening state
ments today. The purpose. he
said, will be to establish briefly
that there was a grand jury be-
fore which Mr.. Hiss made the
allegedly false statements.
At the close of yesterdays ses-
sion, characterized by an atmos-
phere of all-'round amiability and
the absence of any serious diff
Guilty in the selection Of a jury,
Mr.. Hiss attorney moved for a
dismissal of the Governments
Indictment. Judge H. Kaufman
reserved Judgment on the motion.
The attorney, Lloyd Paul
Stryker. a fatherly little man,
hooked his thumbs dramatically
in his vest pocket as he charged
that the Governments perjury
indictment of Mr.. Hiss Is a Sub
terfuge," designed to permit in
direct prosecution of the de-
fendant for a crime for. which he
could not be directly prosecuted.
Refers to Immunity. u
Mr.. stryker referred to the
fact that Mr.. Hiss. is immune
from prosecution for the act of
transferring the documents to MIR.
Chambers, since that act allegedly
occurred in 1887 and 1888, and the
statute Of limitations would have
required prosecution by 1941.
The lawyer argued that since
the act of espionage, If any. oc-
Cured beyond the 3-year limit
of the statute, there was nothing
before the grand jury on which
1t could properly question Mr..
Hiss.
Judge Kaufman told Mr..
Stryker, however, that he thought
the grand jury had a right to
inquire into the facts of,espionage
as Mr.. Hiss knew them, even
Evening star., 1949-06-01

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Evening star., 1949-06-01
him Of swearing falsely that he
had never been q Communist.

r. Joseph Donohue. assistant
Attorney General who handled
the indictment. was directed by
Mr.. Clark to investigate the re-
ports OF tampering wtth-or try
ing TO influence witness.
Mr.. Donohue said he expected
to call five or six witnesses.
A prominent witness previously
was Mervyn Rathborne. former
secretary-treasurer OF the CAL
ifornia CIO Council and one time
Evening star., 1949-06-01

Ask Children to Train Adults
Children of King Lynn, England.
use pedestrian crossings SO intel
ligently that police have asked
them to educate their parents"
Evening star., 1949-06-01

GLAD OUT OF AMERICA-Gerhard Eisler dettl. bail
jumping Communist greeted by Czech Deputy Minister
information Lumir cvrny yesterday his arrival at the
at Prague Czeehoovakia following his plane trip from Eng
land Slated leading role In the Russian OF Germany
chair the University Of Leipzig he expressed gratca
being Czechoslovaka instead OF in the America OF
that fool Tom Clark and the Un-American Activities
Committee" -AP Wirephoto via radio from Paris
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-03-05
Labor Group To
Hold Civil Rights
Farley In Chicago

CHICAGO - (ANP) - The Labor
Committee to Combat Intolerance
will hold civil rights conference at
the Hotel Sherman April 30.
The aims of the conference. will
be to help union members meet
problems of discrimination in their
unions, plants, and communities, and
to help coordinate Chicago's fight
against discrimination.
Honorary chairmen of the con-
ference will be William A. Lee,
president, Chicago Federation of
Labor (AL), and Albert Towers,
president, Chicago Industrial Union
council (CIO).
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-03-05
3 Georgia Youths
Report Beating

COLUMBUS, Ga. Three Negro
youths told police Thursday that
five White men kidnapped and beat
them and made them dance to a
tune of bullets fired at their feet
They were abducted in Columbus
while returning from a basketball
game, they said, they taken in a
green sedan across the river to
Phenix City, Ala, where they were
stripped and tortured.
Robert Ford, 16, one of the Ne
groes, said the abductors questioned
him and his companions about n
Negro high school by Dr. Phillip
Weltner, Atlanta educator.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-03-05

sem My husband and l have
been married less than five years.
Recently he started living fast life
and when I failed to get him to
stop, started it too. don't enjoy
this life I'm living and I want to
quit it but 1 can't stand the way he
is doing. Should 1 stop even though
he doesn't? 1 want one of your
Guides.
Ans: Of course you should change
your ways. Two wrongs never made
right. And too, You have your
child to think about - behaving in
this manner is not a very good
example for the youngster. Stop
this tom-foolery and make a good
home. You may influence your hus-
band to do better as he too is dis
satisfied with the life he is living.
Yes, you may send for the 1949
Guide - send dollar, along with
your birthdate to me - the address
is listed above, at the heading of
the column.
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CXX - My husband and 1 get
along fine. We don't QUARREL or
fight. He is good natured and
pleases NEAL of the time and 1 am
grateful. My only complaint is that
ne doesn't have that lovey-dovey
romantic sweetness that moves
something within me. Now do you
think have my true life mate?
Ans: I do. In fact, you have a
jewel and are failing toappreciate
him. He may not be the romantic
type - but he is true blue, won.
derful provider and a man whom
You will always be proud to call
your own. Be little more remon.
strative in your affection for him
and you will find that he will re-
spond enthusiastically. Don't ex.
pect him to make all the advances,
D. r. - I have taught school for
the past five years and fortunately
had little income so that 1 have
saved every cent that I have earn.
ed. want to go to Chicago and en-
roll in art school. What sugges-
tons have you?
Ans: isit Chicago on your vaca-
ton this coming summer and look
into the matter. You will certainly
get a lot Of personal satisfaction
otfnn1fnor ~
have had your head set on it for a
long. long time. I advise you to
carry out this plan.
7. w. - My wife and I managed
to save a little money and we are
In our own home. want to buy a
second hand car and she thinks it
Is the wrong thing right now. She
says If We wait until next year, we
can buy q new car.
Ans: She's right. Before you buy
a car - you are going to have to
buy a Crib and everything that
goes along with it. The automobile
can wait - at least until the new
arrival gets here and you can see
your way clear to make an invest.
ment of this kind.
REV - Last fall I thought fell
In love with a married woman. I
know I caused she and her nus.
band to live a rugged life. I know
that her husband loves her and
am afraid that don't feel the same
toward her that 1 did. What must
/ do as something will have to be
done soon? She wants to leave her
husband for me.
Ans: Take a job out of town and
get out Of this woman's life. You
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realize now that you were only in
fatuated don't lead her on. She
and her husband can live congenial-
Iy together if you fade out Of the
picture.
, 1949-04-16
Curdinuls To Play
Two Comes In
F~rederiksted

The Cardinals of Christian
sted will take part in two
sport contests on Easter Mon
day in Frederiksted.
They will clash in a softball
doubleheader with Comman-
do Cubs of that town on their
ball field. fernando Williams
will manage the Cards and
Clarence Heyliger will lead
the Cubs.
That same night at 800 they
will meet the Aces basketball
team on the Frederiksted bas-
ketball court.
Anyone who is DESTROYS of
making the trip can contact
Halvor Henry before Monday.
, 1949-04-16
Eblings To Meet
Giunts Tomorrow

Eblings baseball team is
scheduled to clash with the
Giants tomorrow on Parade
at 2::3O p. m. This is expected
to be another baseball high
light Of the season.
If the Eblings can trounce
the Giants, they will leave
their place in the cellar" for
third place, however, if they
lose they will remain last.
Should the Giants take the
game they will be tied with
Crusaders and Commands for
second place, if not they will
take over the cellar depart
ment".
, 1949-04-16
Baseball Leagues to
Open l949 Series

The two leagues which COM
pose the Major League have
set their big opening date for
Easter Monday, April Is, to
mark the opening of the base
ball season on the mainland.
The American League divi-
sion will open at Philadelphia,
and the National League divi-
sion at Boston.
, 1949-04-16
RULES COMMITTEE
APPROVES NEW
Woo RE- r

The Rules Committee of the
House of Representatives has
approved the new bill for re-
chartering of the Virgin Is
lands Company, a letter from
Mason Barr, Chief of the Car
ibbean branch of the Depart
ment Of the Interior to Presi-
dent Norman S. Olsen said.
According to Mr.. Barr, it
was possible that the bill
would come up in the House
before the Easter recess; if
not, it will undoubtedly come
up before that body shortly
thereafter.
, 1949-04-16
Former French Prime
Minister Praises
Atlantic Pact

Paul Reynaud, one of the
wartime premiers of France,
arrived in N. Y. yesterday.
He told newsmen that the
North Atlantic Pact is a step
in the direction of peace, and
called it a purely defensive
measure.
If we had it before World
War II there would have been
no World War II, and charac-
terized the pact as a frame
from which would emerge a
very good picture.
Mr.. Reynaud arrived from
Continued on Page ~
, 1949-04-16
Baseball Trophy
Arrives: Placed On
DispluY

A beautiful baseball trophy,
donated by the Sandy Point
Products Company to be given
the winner of the Christian
sted Baseball League, arrived
early this week and was i'm
mediately placed on display at
Whites Bar in Gallows Bay,
across from the Christiansted
High School. John j. Fleming,
jr., is head of the Company.
The trophy is the figure of
a righthanded player in posi-
Continued on Page ~
, 1949-04-16
Power Authority
Announces Plun To
Convert Areu

Announcement has been
made by the St. Croix Power
Authority of their plan to car
ry their conversion from al
ternating to direct current in
to another another area of
Christiansted, beginning on
Tuesday, April 10, between the
hours of l and 4 p. m.
A notice to this effect is
published in another section
of the Avis by the Authority
so as to cause as little incon-
venience as possible to con-
venience as possible to consul
mers.
, 1949-04-16
Miss Cluru El0diu
Thurlund Posses

Miss Clara Elodia Thurland,
affectionately known to al
most everyone as Miss Lode"
passed quietly away this af-
ternoon at Ais. She was 81.
Funeral services will be con
Quoted tomorrow evening by
the Reverend La Fontaine.
The procession will leave the
home at 4::30.
She is the last of four sisters,
and is survived by her nephew
Peter Thurland, wellsknown
c~abinetmaker Of hristiansted
and his family.
, 1949-04-16
Western Notions
Understand Each
Other Better

British Foreign Secretary
Ernest Bevin told reporters on
his arrival in England yester-
day from the United States
that there is now a better I'M
derstanding between the Uni
ted States and Western Europe
than heretofore. While in
Continued on Page AZ
, 1949-04-16
Local Councilnen
Return For Euster
Holidays

Almost all members of the
local legislature who were at
tending the Assembly Session
in St. Thomas returned here
on Thursday to spend the
Easter holidays with their ia
miles and friends.
The men will return on Tues
day morning to resume the
session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-07

NEAR CORAL HILLS-Only 81 $50
cash buys practically new bungalow;
expendable attic. full basement
level fenced yard. gas heat. storm
sash Assume 4es CT loan. MITCHELL
QUICK, 81. 1871; eve. RA. 34lS
Mr.. ST. FRANCIS scHooL-e-rm.
semidet modern. 1-yr-old brick
Owner says sell Immediately. Call
me today for first chance at a real
nice property. Mr. Kitchens. ATLAS
REALTY CO.. ST. 1858; ewes. VI
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HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY

nSOSSS "StNssS w
I AM PREPARED TO PAY CASH for
a small home within 3 miles OF Mt;
Rainier: owner only: Aoi looo ~
home near r. I. ave. ne. or within
3 miles or Hyattsville. Owners only.
L 81; e! l. wANTED-1f you expect
to sell quickly today, you Just have
to employ an EXPERT appraiser and
o. sun. TIE. 176s. L: r Ora
Waite: Realtor, 1918 K st. NV
A Ri S1Y NE AND Sc. owners
II you have property in ne. or Sc
WASHINGTON to sell, We have many
cialty Sales and rent management;
REALTY. 33b n st ne. FIR 1900
IF YOU HAVE a brick bungalow in
/ Rosemont. Braddock or adjoining
area Of Alex, for sale / have cash
Quick WILL be the action in buying
your house for cash. MITCHELL.
HOUSES gHA FOR S oGick IS SALE. 3. C. or
Md; purchasers waiting; free ap. -
praisals. BARKER REAL ESTATE
81 sERy ss4a Bond Bldg. D1, 4s7 -. or
ALL CASH CASH BUYER for rambler or
house with bedrm. and bath on LIST
f. must have h.-w.h. convenient to
Bureau Of Standards; approx.
s2o,osono.;o Please call COL. GILMAN
PsIvATE PARTY wishes house with
Congress. Box 415-V, Star. =
OUR CLIENTS will make cash offers
on your property within "A hours.
AATHEY & &C. CO: 81 9Th st. nv
M e. A l7 Sc. fyef PR66FFEkeT fIo we bu,
18th Sc FIR. 200.
I PAY CASH for houses, immed ac-
ton; D. c. and nearby Md. only; Mr..
cgRRo; st. $500: ewes: sH, 1882;
SS45 house IT, 81 essh. sS MTToI i:
eeRSo 5S sa6usE IN sa n 1 Suburban
section. about $4,000 cash. s:
pEs EREE To FiHsinztSn hS ome about
Sept. / in suburban Arlington, Va,
Washington. one-acre lot: 81. 900
d0wn; access to schools necessary.
Need four bsHro sss,. three ar .S on one
a M on Os one W" oos se'' preier srieE or
stone structure; full basement mod
ern conveniences. Address WIN 3.
BARKSDALE, Jr., Box 3014 Aft
McGT. Wrisht Patterson ALB
N RPais0n'w 2fiSl HorEI-House
having 4 or 5 bedrooms and 2 baths;
clients will nay cash. ROBERT w.
SAVAGE, Realtor, 514 Union Trust
BUNGALOW, brick or metal. . bed
rooms; z to Y acre; i IN Maryland.
CHI. CHI. OR CLEVELAND Pk.--3
bedrms.: pvt. family; all cash. No
PRIVATE PARTY WILL BUY from
owner, good 3-4-bedroom detached
home for Sept. occupancy; near
school. in Oh. Ch. area; must have
powder room or bath first floor; den
desirable; under S20,0 900. Please
describe fully, state best terms.
FAMILY OF ) Adults desires to
rent or buy 3-bedroom. 2-bath
home, NV, Silver Spring or Va.
area. Box OAK. Star. %
WANTED-Trade car on house; ad-
aition nss cash. Phone Ho. 2lo4,
rARTY wants '.r: e s buy from az, Synsr;
all cash. Boz 20s.T, Star,
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Open Sun. / Til 7
1900 Potomac Ave. Sc.
Outstanding corner brick, arranged
into units OF 4 and rms, n
excel. cond Mr.. To!son: FIR. $500
O'Bannon Realty Co.
FIR. 511e. -
DREAM BRICK BUNGALOW
9 large rms, fully equipped kitchen
2 fireplaces; lovely rec. I'm. with
bar; built-in garage; gas h.-w.h.i
large, level losk all for only s16.e60;
A 1SiSns REALTY co
FIR. 1857 till 0. =
COLORED-16O0 Il ST. SEC rms.
Al cond., good size lot, built-ir
garase: -attr. price; sccommod atinl
terms: Inspection by appt. MOORE
& HILL CO., ME. 4100. -S..
COLOKED-GOOD Sc. LOCATION
8 apts,, / rooms, baths; competed,
furn.: cow. transp.; S16.750: sub
sTERLING. ri. o941. 4 pm. to
C p;m n;, for apFPointm,ssnts sE12
rooms and tiled bath each. Com
plete kitchen with stove and re
frigerator: full Placement, oil b. W h
SI3.T50. HARTMAN REALTY CO.
INC, 1345 Good Hope I'd. Sc. TR
coLoREngs-RooM BRICK. doubl,
garage. oil heat. Sunday, anytime
CoIoRREkD-I1os CHICAGO ST. Sc
-Bargain, must be sold; vacant; :
apis. including furniture. Open 2 tt
6 pm. HARTMAN REALTY, INC
1346 Goodhope I'd. Sc, TR. 400
coioRED-REFINED SECTION nea,
Lincoln Park-Brick with 6 rms
and bath. incl. porches. basement
LEIGH c. Kelsey. JR., 1910 Pa
ave. s.e., IL. z.1114 or ER. 1880.
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HoUSES-SALE--N.E. tCont.
OPEN
WASHINGTON, D. {

2 to Sunday. 3II 18th st ne.
Vacant. - Standardized Colonial
porch brick; 1st fr. has 3 rooms,
large kit: 2nd mr.. rooms, tile
bath; End floor can be converted
into apartment: lge. cellar, toilet
and laundry facilities in cellar;
built-in garage: prop. in excel, cond.
Immediate possession. Near transp.
and schools. FREDERICK A. BLU
MER CO., SIT Pa. ave. Sc. FIR.
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THE SUNDAY STAR
SUNDAY. August 7. l949
HOUSES FOR sALE-Nothees

HOUSES FOR SALe-Northeost
COLORED-443 18th ST. N.E.-6
rms. Ia baths. gas heat. screened
cond. SIs,s50: $500 down. Open
Saturday and Sun, pm. to 6 pm.
SIEGMAR. ia. 5495. =
COLORED-IO0 BLOCK TODD PL
n.e.-Recreation room, 9 Hollywood
baths, parouet floors. large rooms
down. OWNER, Elk 34OS, ia. 84O6.
CoLoRED OR WEITE-oNLY $1,000
down: 3 apis. al furnished; live In
one and make payments with rents
of other two: deal with owner. May
be seen all day Sat. and sun.
weekdays after . pm. 1871 Staples
st. ne
CoLORED-N.E. - Believe 1t OF
not" but to settle an estate We offer
fol sale. 1920 Minnesota ave. ne.
tricity. gas; price, $4,000; dowr
payment to responsible purchaser
ST $50; will finance balance in one
% trust. payable $40 pei mo. Cal
Mr., Lindsay VI 0192, or J. H
aREENE RSALTY CO. IT'S Fla
CoLoRrD-6-rm. brick, Irving st:
n.e.-splendid garden; fruit and
ST. 100 Tues. through Sat, 10 to 5.
COLORED-631 Elliott st. n.e.-$S95
down. good terms. 3 complete apis:
separate heating units: possession of
apt; row brick. Can Morris Cohen
or Milton Vinnick. 1404 L st. NV,
MA. so36. Home, tn. 0297. Once
open Sun. IL to 4.
COLORED-BROohLAND. 80 lrv-
ing st. n...--open 1880 m. Sun
q y.rk
home: j spacious rms, tile bath, 8
porches, full bsmt., oil hot-water
heat. large rear yard, dbl, car "a
rage. house In good condition. Call
M, Pharr. FIR. 1858, or j. Il
GREENE REALTY CO., 7l5 Fla
coLoREDEisos TRINIDAD AVE
beautiful tapestry brick house; {
rms, tile bath. B large porcheS q
inclosedl, Venetian blinds, avn,
ho:-w sHa hea.; sood condition, Ca;
GREENE Really CO. us Fla. ave
COLORED-BRooKLAND - Choice
locations. beautiful semidet. brk !;
frcnt and back yds., lse: shade trees
fun cellar, auto. heat. how'd: floors;
do and h 1ssr Po5shei ser 6ssut 81,
W. STEPHENS. DE. Ii6:i,. IS
COLORED,-CoRNER BRICK. 4 bed
rooms, 2-car garage. oil .h.-w.h. /:
ideal for doctor or professional
man; near Tech. H. s.; priced S14-
900. J. RANDALL WALCROFT.
COLoRED-sth AND X SITS. Ne
Fine. wide. S-rm. Col. brk: has
everything. incl. powder rm. on Ist
4. Call Mr.. Kitchens. ATLAS
REALTY CO.. ST. 1858: ewes. VI.
CoLoRED-FoR YARD SPACE. front
and rear; attractive porch; 6 rms
full bsmt.. auto. heat: see this fine
brick home, in desirable section;
PRICED right; ROLAND E. L0u-
ewes GIL. 1900. Ext %
C0L0RED-OPEN TODAY. 100
7:30-1415 Trinidad awe rms.
glass-inclosed back porch. III
baths, gas h.-y.h.. finished base
ment. complete with bar; newly
priced with easy terms. Just for
you T. r. SIMS REALTY CO. DE.
cRnE.