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Evening star., 1950-05-18
Trinidad Refuses 10 Admit
Man Convicted Of Assault
By the Asseeioted Press

NORFOLK, May 18.-Damon P.
Wills, ex-Navy enlisted man. has
been notified officially that he may
not enter Trinidad.
Wills, convicted of statutory rape
in Norfolk County Circuit Court
last March. was given the choice
of 10 years in prison or a sus-
pended sentence on condition he
go with his wife and two small
children to the wife's home in
Trinidad. British West Indies.
Thomas Mcdonald. British con-
sui in Norfolk, received notiflca-
ton from the British Embassy in
Washington that the passport and
immigration department of Trini-
dad cannot agree to his going
there for permanent residence -
A.. r. Walton, parole officer for
the Norfolk court. said the only
course for Wills now is to write
Gov. Battle asking for an uncon-
ditional pardon. He added the
court is waiting to hear the Gov
ernor's decision.
Wills is on probation and is
living with his wife and children
lin Fentress, Norfolk County.
Evening star., 1950-05-18
1rygve Lie Reports
Stain in Good Health
By the Assoeiofsd Press

MOSCOW, May 18.-United Ma
tions Secretary General Trygve Lie
says Prime Minister Stain is hale
and hearty.
Mr.. Lie, who talked with Stain
for an hour and a half Monday
told reporters the generalissimo
"was as healthy and lively as he
was in 1946."
"All these rumors about his
health are lies and false" Mr.. Lie
said. Maybe they are wishful
thinking on the part Of some
people"
Mr.. Lie last talked to the Rus
sian leader when he was in Mos
COW four years ago.
The U. N. official, who has been
conferring with Soviet officials for
the past week, leaves Friday for
Prague, Paris, London and New
York.
He said yesterday that he hopes
for a second round of talks with
President Truman and other
Western leaders following his con-
ferences here with Stain.
The United Nations official
told a news conference that he
had the second round of confer
ences in mind before his trip to
Europe.
Mr.. Lie said he hopes to see
French Premier Georges Bidault
British Prime Minister Attlee ano
Secretary of State Acheson as
well as President Truman wher
he goes back to Paris, London
and the United States.
Evening star., 1950-05-18
By the As,ociofed Pres,

ANNAPOLIS, May 18.-She left
home when her husband read her
the death scene from "Othello."
Yesterday Mrs. Joyce Hornstein
asked the Maryland Court of Ap-
peals to uphold her divorce from
Bernard Hornstein, Navy Depart
ment employe.
She related this story:
Mr.. Hornstein had been read
ing Shakespeare aloud for several
weeks. On the night of September
Is, 1948. he came to the death
scene from "Othello."
This tells how the jealous Moor
smothers Desdemona with a pill
low after saying. Thou art to
die" and she pleads, "Oh Danish
me. my lord, but kill me not" and
then, Kill me tomorrow and let
me live tonight"
Mr.. Hornstein's voice grew
menacing, she said. adding: He
said That is exactly how I am
going to do it,
He said: Come over here,
Evening star., 1950-05-18
Wife Charges Husband Made
'OtheIIo' Death Threats to Her

Joyce taking me to the window
You see how it is getting dark.
and he said, I mind very much
throwing people out. If you don't
go I will kill you"
She said she left the same night
Mr.. Hornstein denied making
any threats and said he came tc
the death scene in his readings
several days before she left. His
wife lis highly nervous" he added
Five weeks later Mrs. Hornstein
filed for divorce. charging cruel
and abusive treatment.
Judge ]. Dudley Diggs of Prince
Georges County Circuit Court at
Upper Marlboro, granted her a
divorce on grounds of desertion
after attempts at reconciliation
failed.
Maryland's highest court took
under advisement Mr.. Hornstein's s
appeal. He said he should have
been granted a divorce from her
on grounds of desertion.
They were married in 1947 in
Washington and have no children
Evening star., 1950-05-18
U. 5. Officials Hoping
For Peron Reforms in
Sis Million Loan
BY the Assoeioted Press

American officials expressed
hope today a $125 million credit
to Argentina will persuade Presi-
dent Peron to grant more civil
liberties in his country.
The loan announced yesterday
by the Export Import Bank was
labeled strictly a business propo-
sition to improve trade between
the two countries.
But these authorities said it
may also improve chances that
the Argentine chief of state will
institute some of the political re-
forms the United States would
like to see.
Some support for this view
came in a companion announce
ment issued by Assistant Secretary
of State Edward G. Miller, jr.,
indicating hope for an end to the
strained United States-Argentine
political relations which have ex-
listed since the war.
To Repay Commercial Debts.
AS far as trade is concerned,
Mr.. Miller said, the credit marks
new era in economic collabora-
ton" between the two nations.
Hebert E. CASTOR, president of
the Export Bank. said the
main purpose of the credit is to en-
able Argentina to repay a backlog
of commercial debts owed for over
a year to American exporters.
The deal was negotiated by Ar
gentine Treasury Minister Ramon
A. Cereijo during a recent two
month mission to Washington.
The Peron government started
repayment Of the debts about a
year ago by setting aside 80 per
cent of all her dollar income and
severely restrictly her imports. The
amount owed stood at $10S million
as of March /. but Mr.. CASTOR said
1t probably runs around $105 mil
lion. now. In addition, the gov
ernment itself is behind on be-
tween $25 million and $50 million
Of its commercial debts.
Better Credit Rating Seen.
A bank announcement said the
credit will enable Argentina to re-
establish her credit rating in this
country so she can return to a
normal commercial basis of buy
ing on short-term credits. She
must now pay cash in advance for
United States imports.
On the diplomatic side, Mr.. Mil
Ter hailed the move as an "indi-
visible part Of the foundation of
q new era of economic collabora-
tion between the two countries"
adding:
There are still very great prob
lens ahead of the two countries,
and it would be misleading to
minimize their seriousness.
Both governments desire not
only to continue, but more espe-
cially to strengthen and expand
long standing ties which had been
subjected to great stress during
the war and the postwar period.
Evening star., 1950-05-18
Roins Cut Coffee Crops
By Half in Colombo
BY the Asseeie+ed Press

BOGOTA, Colombia. May ls.--
Prolonged rains have slaShed
Colombia's coffee crop by nearly
so per cent and imperiled the
nations economy, a government
spokesman said today.
Colombia's income hinges large
ly on coffee exports. which are
the main source Of the country's
dollar exchange. Officials fear the
country may face financial crisis
If the rains continue.
Evening star., 1950-05-18
Mrs. Robert Taft Spends
RestfuI Niqht in Hospital

Mrs. Robert A. Taft. wife Of the
Ohio Senator. spent a restful
night at George Washington Uni
versity Hospital. where she was
admitted yesterday for observa-
ton and treatment Of high blood
pressure, the Senator's office re-
ported today.
Senator Taft. meanwhile, can
celed plans yesterday to fly to
Cleveland, where he was Sched-
uled to speak,
Evening star., 1950-01-08
WIDE Wbkf1

to whom Zoe Ann is engaged, was congrat-
ulated by her after the Rose Bowl game year
ago with, That was a swell touchdown run
you made, but didn't those Northwestern
players hit you awfully hard?''
Listen" said Jackie, I'D rather be hit by
Northwestern tackle any day than jump off
that thirty -three-foot tower. Honey, when are
you going toretire?"
Californians are just as proud of Vicki
braves. In 1914, still novice diver, she was
rejected by the Fairmont Plunge team in San
Evening star., 1950-01-08

Francisco. TOO small, not strong enough
to stand the gaff, " was the verdict.
However. young Lyle Braves, former
AAU champ, spotted her possibilities. "All
you need is coaching, he told her. Il can put
you in the Olympic Games some day" He
did, too, but not until after he married Vich
in 1916. Vicki is the only woman ever to do
the cutaway two-and-one-half somersault, in
which the diver barely misses the tower in
plunging descent.
No Time for Changes
LEARNING that one cost me bumps and
bruises, she says. AT that height, the water
hits you like club. You have to concentrate
on every move before you leave the board.
There's no time to correct mistake when
you're in the air."
Both Juno Slower and Patsy Elsener are
products of the same California system that
carefully screens likely candidates for aerial
honors. Juno was discovered in municipal
pool. "Her style was crude at first, says Fred
Cady, developer of numerous international
winners, but soon she'll be the American
champion"
Intensive training has much to do with
California's corner on the girl-diver market
Patsy Elsener can tell you how intensive it
can get. Her coach, Charlie Sava, of Crystal
Plunge, once instructed her to start diving
and not stop until he returned. Hours passed.
When Sava at last re-appeared. Patsy was
waterlogged and weary. Where have you
been?" she asked. 1--WE been up here almost
half the day!''
Slave-driver Sava grinned. 'tOh, took
little drive in the country, did some shopping
and visited a friend. Did you have good
workout" The End
Evening star., 1950-01-08

A FRUSTRATED clarinet player an ex-stenog-
n rapher, a choir singer and pretty,
freckle-faced brunette, as typical as the girl
next door, are California's celebrated Diving
Dolls" They make up one of the most tai
ented acts yet to splash water in the tough
field of feminine aquatics.
There's Zoe Ann Olsen, a tawny-haired
a horn tooter in band. There's Vick braves.
Evening star., 1950-01-08

Against doctors orders. Zoe Ann defended
her championship at Seattle, WASH, with her
smashed hand held rigidly in cumbersome
metal splint. Each time she hit the water. the
pain caused her to sob. But she thrilled the
crowd by retaining her title.
That wasn't as bad as the time bounced
too high, came down and hit the board with
my chin" reflects the 18-year- old champion.
81 Clipped seven teeth and knocked myself
Evening star., 1950-01-08

out. Another time l dlved into
shallow water and smashed my
back on the concrete bottom.
That laid me up for weeks"
Most swim fans think that
fancy diving is nine-tenths skill
in executing the intricate cut
aways, somersaults and jack
knives. 'tThat may be what
they judge you on," says
Zoe Ann, ''but you have tobe
able to take punishment.
I'D say that durability is
fifty per cent of diving"
Powerful men sometimes
grow weak watching the high
bounding blonde risk serious
injury. AIl-American Fullback
Jackie Jensen of California,
Evening star., 1950-01-08

OF PdSddena, a Sultry-lOOklng
Attainment to anybody's SWIM
ming meet, who left her note
book and typewriter to make
fancier figures off the high
tower. There's Juno Slower, a
shapely l9-year-old who sings
in the Glendale, Calf, a CAP
bella choir. Finally, there's pert
Patsy Elsener, of San Fran
cisco, who goes to college and
looks like the typical u. S. coed.
Can't Da Beat
TOGETHER, the girls have won
virtually every major AAU
and Olympic diving title since
l945.
NIL @-1:f~--:o
Evening star., 1950-01-08

coaches tear their hair. But they can't beat
the West Coast combination of super
abundance of pools, favorable climate, top
notch coaching and - most important -
bone-breaking hard work to reach perfection
in timing and acrobatics.
That's no joke - about breaking bones"
says saucy-faced Zoe Ann Olsen. "A while
back misjudged dive, smacked my hand on
the board and broke it in two places. The doc
tor said couldn't compete for six months,
and the nationals were only few weeks off"
Evening star., 1950-01-08
Il LOOKS EASY BUl
4 just ny il. These girl divers take more
bumps and bruises than football stars

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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-02-24
Jugoslavsko-italska letecka
dohoda.

Belehrad. Jugoslavska
vlada oznamila, re bylo skon-
ceno jednan1 O letecke dohode
mezi Itali1 a Jugoslavii. Gee
kava Sc, re dohoda Dude v brz-
ku formalne podepsana. Poole
doslych zprav umoznf nova le-
tecka .dohoda lety mezi R1mem
a Belehradem a Jugoslavie bu-
de NIT pravo pristavat v Gorici
ma italske strane terstske hra-
nice.
Smlouva s Italii jest jiz tTetl
iugoslavskou dohodou Sc "a
padn1mi demokraciemi. V loni
v lete byla uzavTena smlouva
Sc Svycarskem o letecke lince
mezi Curychem a Belehradem
a v prosinci byla uzavfena do
hoda Sc Spojenymi Staty, Poole
ktere 81 Amerika a Jugoslavie
poskytly pravo pri-
stavati v Belehrade a v anne
zone v Rakousku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-02-24
Csl. vysilanf z Rakouska.

Ludwigsburg. = Francouz-
ske okupacni 1Tady v Rakou-
sku povolily pfi stanici Innsbruck
v Rakousku p~ravidelne ceske a
slovenske vysllani pro ceskoslo-
venske uprchl1ky v Tyrolfch a
Voralbergu. Vys1la Sc denne
ma kratkych vlnach pasmu SO
M a to v ceske reel cd Is =
1880 bod. a slovensky cd $3.50
= 10 bod. Vysflac Sc hlasi ja-
ko "Rozhlas francouzske soci-
alnl sluzby P. D. R." a je dobTe
v Ceskoslovensku a v
Europe. Do programu jsou
zafazovany zpravy z celeho
sveta, informace O zivote csl. u
prchl1kd v taborech, kulturnf
v6ci a ceskoslovenska hudba.
Adresa vysflace jest: Radio
PDR Innsbruck, Czechoslovak
Branch - Neues Landeshaus,
642, Innsbruck, Oestereich,
Franc. Zone.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-02-24
Redaktor a Administrator
CIHLAR
Obydlf:
1927 Grogan Avenue - 13
Telefon: Broadway 1925
Gina Dude litovati smlouvy S
Ruskem, prohlasil Acheson.

Washington, D. c.. - Statni
tajemn1k Acheson sc ma tiskove
konferenci vyjadTil k prave u
zavfene smlouve mezi Ruskem
a komunistickou Chou. Jak re-
kl Acheson, je-ona smlouva pro-
ste kopif onech cetnych smluv,
lax je Rusko uzavTelo S jinyml
komunistickymi staty. Mimo to.
nelZe ujednan1 posuzovat po-
die toho, CO v one smlouve stoji
a to proto, re skutecna ujedna-
nj jist6 do smlouvy pojata ne.
byla. Je znamo, re .jsou vzdyc-
ky V Rusku pfipojovany Ike kaz-
de smlouv6 tajne protokoly a
to V mich stojf Sc ovsem svet tax
snadno nedozv1.
Avsak cast toho, co bylo sku-
tecne ujednano Dude postupem
casu mono pozorovat Poole to-
no, jak Sc Rusove V Cine a k
Cine zachovaj1.
NJak AcheSOn dale uVedl, ne
nj mu znam AMI jeden prfpad,
kdy by m6ly staty, ktere Sc s
Ruskem smluvne dohodly z
techto smluv nejakou radost.
Pro vsechny to znamenalo o.
mezenf svobody a vykoristova-
nj dotycnych narodG re strany
Rust. Nelze ocekavat, re by
mohla NIT Gina Sc smlouvou S
Ruskem nejake jine zkusenosti.
V t6to souvislosti poukazal
Acheson ma smlouvy, jak .ie u
zavfeli Rusov6- S Bulharskem,
Madarskem, Ceskoslovenskem
a Polskem a ma konec, S vychod-
MIN N6meckem, kazda z tech
to smluv Sc podoba druhe ja-
ko vejce vejci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-02-24
Cernossky kral Sc ma vzdat
trHHnu pro bilou zenu.

Londyn. - Diva anglict1 mi
nistri primlouvali cernosskemu
krali Seretse Khamovi, ably sc
VIDAL vlady mad kmenem Ba-
mangwato v Betchuanaland
kdyz Sc Seretse Ia svych studii
v Anglii ozenil s bilou zenou,
byvalou typistkou Ruth Will
liamsonovou.
Anglie je v teto veci v mad
mlru obt1zne situaci, kdyz te-
meT vsichni belosi v teto oblas-
tt zrazujf vladu z toho, ably be
loska byla cernosskou kralov-
nou, naproti tomu by Ease byli
cernosi urazeni, kdyby byl Sc
retse zbaven vladou trGnu pro-
to, re 81 wal "a zenu belosku.
IDA Sc Dude Seretse T1dit Poole
pf1kladu sveho slavneho pred
vevody z Windsoru, ne
nj prozat1m znamo. Seretse
nechal mluvit ministry a sam
neFekl niceho.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-02-24
Process S DIR. Fuchsem Sc Dude
konat az po volbach.

Londyn. - Britska zaloba
prot Klaus Fuchsovi, britske-
mt atomickemu vedci a pfiznav
slmu Sc komunistickemu spio-
nu We prospech Ruska, byla Cd
lozena ma dobu pc volbach
Uredn1ci verejneho zalobce
f1kajf, re zalobu pravdepodob-
ne povede sam vrchn1 prokura-
tor, jelikoz pripad tento je jed
MIN z nejpozoruhodnejsfch v
poslednf historic britskeho soud
nictv1. A prave proto sc pokra-
covan1 odklada az ma dobu pc
volbach. Nikdo totiz dnes ne
niue vedeti, KIDD Sc pc volbach
stane vrchn1m zalobcem. Pro-
ces Dude v 1stredf kriminalni-
no soudu v Londyne a Dude "a
haJen 20. unOra.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-02-24
Prebytek vajec a mleka Dude
rozdan chudvm lidem.

Jak bylo z Washingtonu o.
znameno, americka vlada jest
rozhodnuta nabfdnout pfebytek
potravin v hodnote $115, 000,-
600, ktery skoupila Ia posled-
nj diva roxy, ably udrzela ceny
nahofe, chudym lidem.
Jedna Sc o 73,OO0,0OO liber
susenych vajec a 169, 900, 900
liber suseneho mleka. Brambo-
ry pocaly byt rozdavany .jiz II.
ledna. Dobrocinne instituce ne
budou muset niceho platit "a
potraviny, ale budou hradit
pouze dopravu z vladnfch skla-
dist. Hodnota nadbytku vajec
odhaduje Sc naI95 milionI a
mleka ma 20 milionI dolar1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-02-24
Zmezinarodnsni zivota.
" Ceskoslovensku.

Londyn. - Do VSech dule-
zitych organG statnf spravy do
stavaj1 Sc ma rozhoduj1cl mlsta
cizinci re Sovetskeho svazu.
Rusove jsou dnes v minister
stvech, v armada, u policie, v
prGmyslu a jinde.
We sech 1stredn1ch dTadech
KSC spoluvladnou sudetsti Mem
ci a nemectf Eide.
Zapadnf hranice Czech hlfda-
j take rustf dGstojnfci a vojaci
a vesnice v pohranicf jsou osf-
dlovany komunisty z Bulhar-
ska a Rumunska.
J~achymovsko 81 hllda a OBJ
hospodafuje Sovetsky svaz zee
la sam jak pc STRANGE policej-
nj, tax i odborne.
Nyn1 dochazf zprava, re do
ostravskych dol1 mali dokon-
ce pTij1t c1nSt1 hornfci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-02-24
Masarykovy Vystavky
" Americkych Knihovnach.

We Washingtone, d. C. v mi
nulych dnech bylo oznameno,
re Library of Congress We Wa
shingtone, nejvetsf knihovna
svetova uspoTada v tydnu cd 4.
do 10. bfezna vystavku Masa-
rykovu, v nlz vystavena Dude
jeho correspondence S presiden-
ten Wilsonem. Nebude to vsak
jen tato kongresni knihovna,
jez vyrocf presidenta Osvobo-
ditele t1mto zpGsobem vzpome-
ne. Jak Sc nam oznamuje, ia
Ike Tomanova odbocka verejne
knihovny " Chicagu, Webstro-
va odbocka verejne knihovny v
New Yorku a Broadwayska Cd
bocka verejne knihovny " Gle
velands takove vystavky uspo-
fadajf a vystavf jak jeho ceske
tax do anglictiny pTelozene spi-
sy re sve kolekce, tax i hojnou
literaturu vyznamu presidenta
Masaryka Sc tykaj1ci.
Clevelandska odbocka Dude
NIT knizn1 material O Masary-
kovi vystaven cely mes1c asi Cd
Is. unora do Is. brezna. Jest
nyni ma krajanech v jmenova-
nych mestech, ably ocenili tuto
blahov1li Americana a projevi-
Ii svGj zajem usporadanim hro-
madnych navstev techto vystav
a tax dali ma jevo nejen svou
1ctu k T. c.. Masarykovi, ale i
vdecnost americkym jeho pTa-
telGm. (RSC)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-02-24
General Eisenhower je prot
pStrosi politice.

New oYrk. - President uni
versity Columbia a byvaly vr-
chnl velitel zapadn1ch spoje-
neckych armad general Eisen-
hover prohlasil ma vyrocni sch1
ri zajmove organisace americ-
keno tezkeho pr1myslu, re bez-
vyhradne podporuje rozhodnu-
tt americkych vladnlch pred
stavitel1, ably Spojene Staty "a
hajily vyrobu vodfkove pumy.
Kdybychom tax neucinili, do
dial v%yslovne - podobali by
chom Sc pstrosu, ktery sc bra
nj nebezpec1 zahraban1m hla-
Wy do pfsku.
General Eisenhower soucas-
ne oznamil, re jeho 1myslem
Je ucinit z Columbia University
jedno z nejhlavnejsfch americ-
kych vedeckych stredisek. IA
zdy lidsky vynalez mohl vzdy
slouzit dvema vecem: dobru j
zlu. Lidstvo a jeho mravni Cd
povednost - must rozhodnout
k cemu ma kazdy vynalez slou-
lit. V teto dobe = kdy stoji
prot nam bezbozny odpGrce-
rozhodne nedoporucuj1 aby-
chom schovavali hlavy do pfs-
ku, rekl general Eisenhower
vyslovne.