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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
COP. to Act Friday
On z Woman Nominees

She began her political
activity as q precinct worker in
1879 and was State campaign
chairwoman in 1855 when the
State went Republican in the
reelection Of President Eisen-
hover and the election Of two
COP. Senators - Thruston
Morton and John Sherman
Cooper.
Mrs. Lucas also gas State
chairman Of the Thank You.
Mr.. President" Embarrassing
drive in 1856. sponsored by the
Women's Division Of the Re-
publican National Committee.
Both women were selected by
their respective State central
committees and approval by
the National Committee is
simply a formaiity. They will
MI unexpired terms ending in
1860.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

sell could be expected TO have a
limited following In the Demo-
cratic Party II he enters the
race this fall. That Is because
Of his popularity among parents
and teachers organizations and
his own background with the
school board organization. He
served Is q delegate TO the
White House Conference on
Education here.
Mr.. Hoblitxell has made one
unsuccessful race In q partisan
political election. Represent
alive Neal defeated him in the
Fourth District Republican pri-
mary and went on to win the
election In 1855.
Golfing Enthusiast
For the last year the, new
Senator has been in the housing
and banking business. Before
that he was an insurance
broker.
( Mr.. Hohlitxell Is q goling
enthusiast and has been q
finalist in the State champion
ship matches.
Strangely enough. the death
of Senator Nicely. . Democrat.
has eased considerably the
headache" Of Senate Republic
can managers in filling the
@. o. p. vacancy on the District
Committee. usually regarded
as an unrewarding assignment.
Conversely. Senator Neely's
death has the Democrats In q
Quandry over who shall be
chosen for the second District
Committee vacancy.
The Republican vacancy has
existed since shortly after the
death Of Senator Mccarthy Of
Wisconsin last year. Senator
Mccarthy was not member
of the District Committee. but
Senator Case. Republican Of
New Jersey. who was. gave up
the assignment there to assume
some Of the more choice a.
signments resulting from Sena-
tor McCarthy's death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

The Republican National
Committee is expected to act
on the nomination Of two new
women members when 1t con-
venes here Friday.
They are Mrs. Barbara
Waterhouse Of the Island Of
Maui, Hawaii. and Mrs. Opal
Lucas Of London, KY.
Mrs. Waterhouse, sales re-
preventative Of the Maui Travel
Center. is the wife Of A. d.
Waterhouse. research director
Of the Hawaiian Cane q Sugar
Corp. She Is past president Of
the Hawaii Federation Of Re-
publican Women's Clubs and
former vice chairman Of the
Hawaii Central Committee.
A teacher by profession. Mrs.
Lucas is the wife OF Kentucky
State Senator Fred v. Lucas
and is in partnership with him
IN real estate.
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CIVIL DEFENSE

COubAuuCO EIUm Huet Ehke
States. including the big re-
ception area for Washington
evacuees.
There was divided opinion
among defense Officials as 10
the meaning OF the Federal
withdrawal.
when are you going to say
the survival plan has col
lapsed?" one man instrumental
in its formulation asked. A
dismissed stan member specu-
lated that area oficials never
could agree on cooperative
aids to evacuees.
Called New Phase
Other oficials. among them
Col. Beers. said the reorganisa-
ton merely meant improved
techniques would be applied to
q new phase OF civil defense
planning" This Is the new oper-
ating" phase. The survival plan
was drawn up In the planning"
phase. The second. as well as
the first. phase demands heavy
Federal financing,
Col. Beers said the working
contracts with the District and
the States provided that turis-
dictions in the Capital area
could ask for added funds from
FCDA.
Survival planning Il part Of
a national FCDA program
President Eisenhower asked
Congress to expand Federal
field STATS to help localities.
particularly with warning
equipment.
The Washington area survival
plan calls for evacuation under
the control Of FCDA to fan
through the District. FIVE coun-
ties and eight cities in Virginia
and possibly seven counties In
West Virginia.
Col. Fondahl. Survival Plan
Committee chairman. favored
sweeping transfers Of power
from local jurisdictions TO
FCDA. But Committee member
w. X. Holl. District Manage
ment Ofiicer, insisted the Com
missioners lacked powers they
we're asked TO shift 10 the Fed
eral Government.
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Saturday, May "a, 1858

THINGS MEN LIVE BY"
Matthew A, is the theme and
the text for Divine Worship for
this Sunday, May Is, 1858 at
10:45 am.
Man has a spiritual as well
as a physical nature. The spir
itual nature requires food. The
Word of God is the true food
of the soul. 1t is spiritual food
adapted to the spiritual nature;
also to it's condition as guilty
and impure. We've a duty to it.
You are invited to hear this
vital message at Good Shepherd
Lutheran Church. The pastor
will be bringing the message.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-29

the garbage can. And the 80
loaves Of bread and 500 cans
Of food they brought with them
didn't last the whole week.
Iced tea was consumed by
the gallon-but without lemons.
All the lemons were used up the
first two days as hair bleach.
Most Of the girls began the
week with sunburns. That.
however, didn't prevent their
return to the beach the next
day to soak up more sunshine.
I'VE were lucky this year, !"
said Diane. Our house was
surrounded on four sides by
fraternity house parties"
The girls made frequent
trips to Ocean City where many
of their friends from other
schools in the Washington area
were staying.
And they walked the length
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Of the Rehoboth boardwalk.
often seeing friends and school,
mates they didn't even know
had come to the beach.
There were plenty Of prae-
teal jokes during the sand
filled week-greased doorknobs.
short-sheets. and cereal or
dead fish In beds.
But the girls loved It all.
They came to the beach
without any blankets for their
beds, and the cold night
breezes made them shiver al
most as mucn as the Icy ocean
water.
But they didn't care.
wen go home sunburned.
broke. wearing the wrong
clothes and covered with sand"
said Pat. laughing.
But Wen be back next
year,"
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we didn't have to do that,
Everybody behaved"
The girls main interest,
naturally, was boys-especially
the lifeguards.
There are millions Of boys
here" said Pat Farrell. 1--WE
love It."
And the lifeguards are real
cute" added Diane Stuart.
A highlight Of the week was
a birthday party for Linda
Silliman and Diane. Their
open house attracted members
of other sororities and fra
ternities from both Rehoboth
and Ocean City.
The girls did their own cook
ing. But there were few kitch-
en- mishaps. One day, a lost
bag of potatoes was found in
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-02
Miami Springs, Fla, JUEVES de Octubre de 1858
Ell GoBIERNo CONSTITUTIONAL

CuandO de buena fe Y en- plan de serledad
Sc habla de GObiernO Constitutional, este quiere
decir que Sc trata de un regimen cuya autOrl-
dad emana de las fuentes limpias de la demo-
c~racia, y que, pOr 10 tantO, SUI gesti0n admins
trativa Y p%Olitica debe ser acatada pOr tOdOs,
siempre que ell GObiernO Sc mantenga dentrO de
la normalidad Institutional, unique la opinion
o actitud de las autOridades sea ObjetO de cri-
ticas Y de o~posicion en- ell sentidO pOliticO y de-
mocraticO del cOnceptO.
Els muy importante la definicion sincera-
mente theological del GobiernO Constitutional,
pOrque en- America ha habidO, y tOdav1a hay,
regfmenes que Sc hacen lamar CONSTRUCTIONS
les, tan solo porque funcionan, desde I'm punto
de vista ~teatral, por asi decirlo, de acuerdO con
una Carta Constitutiva hecha a imagen y seme-
jana del Jefe del Estado, Y que funcionan tam
bien con Congresses Y COrtes que 1nicamente
responder a los ~intereses ~pOliticOs y persOnales
del que encabeza la dictadura, va sea un solo
hOmbre 0 una familia.
ST las instituciones democraticas fuesen
question de forma Y no de fondO, este tipo de
regimenes seria realmente Constitutional. Pc
no 81 pOr constitutional sc tiene que entender,
cual corresponds, una formula seria de GObier-
no, que respOnda a la vOluntad mayOritaria del
pueblo Y a los principles fundamentales de la
Republica, los regimenes aludidos, de tipO die
tatorial, pueden llamarse constituencies de
nombre, pero csc calificativO no lleva implicitO
Ell respeto que los pueblos deben tener por sus
Gobiernos responsables y democraticos.
La constitucionaIidad de un Gobierno, en-
ell sentido ennoblecedor del c%oncepto, nc debe
confundirse con la desfiguracion de los regi-
menes que Sc visten indebidamente con ell rOpa-
lie de la demOcracia, Y que sc presentan en- ell
escenariO naciOnal Y, sObre TODD, en- ell interna-
-s---1 49, - f--- - 44A-& S%vrn ma
les legitimos, alegando que, en- su funciona-
miento, cumplen con requisites que son una ca
r%icatura de los que rigen la vida republican,
de los pueblos civilizados.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-02

Principal fuerza en- apoyo de Ia decision
de seguir ell canine independence fue Ell
Presidente del Consejo del Territorio, Sc
kou Toure, joven politico de 36 amos, que
parece convencido de que Ell general De
Gaulle no dejara que Guinea marche COM
pletamente a la deriva.
Toure ha dicho que espera viajar pronto
a Paris, para entrar en- negociaciones de un
entendimiento centre i~guales".
Pero Jean Risterucci, un alto funciona-
rio del Ministerio de Asuntos de UltraFnar,
lego a la capital de Guinea, Conakry, con
ordenes que ~parecian indicar ell comienzo
del alejamiento frances. Llevo instructed
mes para proteger ell retro de todos los
funcionarios franceses que dirigen los siste-
mas legal, financiero, aduanerc Y de comu-
nicsciones del territorio.
Ademas, Risterucci pidi6 la "congelaci6n"
de todas las negociaciones econ6micas entire
Guinea y Francia. Ell tesoro del territorio tie.
ne una deuda de unos 1000 millones de fran.
cos (4,700.0 900 d6lares) con el gobierno fran.
ces.
En- todos los demas territories FRANCHISES,
los dirigentes locales Sc abstuvieron de correr
, riesgo similar al asumido por Toure.
Sus pueblos necesitan de la ayuda de
| Francia metropolitana, y ellos 10 saben.
Ademas, recordaron la reciente PRONE
sd de De Gaulle, de que la puerta hacia Ia
futura independence no quedara cerrada pa
ra sus territories. Ell jefe del gobierno de la
metropoli ha dicho, que en- la nueva comu-
nidad que establecera SUI constitution, cada
territorio y Francia estaran en- libertad de
r~etirarse de la asociacion mas adelante, 81 10
desean y cuando 10 prefieran, Teniendo pre-
sente la actual dependencia y la futura indie
pendencia, los politicos de Madagascar, los
reyes tribenos y los gobernadores de Africa
dieron a sus partidarios que debian seguir
unidos a Francia. Ell resultado, algo espec-
tacular en- esta era de alzamientos ~naciona-
listas, fue I'm abrumsdor vote de confianza
para Francia y De Gaulle en- todos los terri.
torios menoS Guinea.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-02
Ell Hombre No. Dos del Llbano
COLLINS

Las autoridades expidieron hace dos me-
Ses orden para la detencion de Rashid Ka-
rarni, uno de los jefes rebeldes que luchaban
con mayor denuedo contra Ell gobierno y
franco admirador de Canal Abdel Nasser.
Hoy, Karami -hombre joven, ~soltero,
que habla con voz suave y baja- es Ell MI.
nero dos en- Importance del Libano.
Karami alcanzo la presidential del Con-
Sejo de Ministries por segunda .yez en- Ell,
compromise politico en- que Ell General Fuad
Chehab reemplaz6 a Camille Glamour en- la
presidential de la republica. a., IS
La carrera politica de Karami ha girado
siemprs sobre Ell desastre Y la lucha. Y el
cree que tendra que continuar luchando. en-
ell future, contra las mismas dificultades que
encontr6 en- Ell pasado.
Karami lleva en- la sangre Ell ardor re-
volucionario. Su padre, Abdul Hamid Ka,
rami, fue uno de los heroes del Libano EN-, la
lucha por la independence contra Francia.
En- los dltirnos dias del mandate frances,
Karami sofia estar mas tempo dentro, que
fuera de la carcel.
I'm tribunal militar frances lie condeno
q muerte en- 1912, por dirigir una rebellion
armada, pero Sc salvo al formar Rad Solh la
Repiblica del Libano, bajo Ell patrocinio bri-
tanico en- 1913.
Cuando SUI padre murio, en- 1850, Kara
mi, que era Ell primogenito de una familia,
en- que habia tres muchachos y cinco mu-
chachas, Sc convirti6 en- Ell jefe poltico de
Tripoli, la segunda ciudad en- magnitud del
pals. Tenia entonces solo 20 amos de edad.
Seis amos mas tarde, a los '35 de edad,
Karami formo gobierno. Glamour era en-
tonces ell presidente de la republica.
LEGO a la presidencia del Consejo de
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-02
RICHARD DAVIS
Status de las Co.onias Francesas

Ell referendum constitutional del domin-
80, do al mundo Ell espectaculo, POGO usual,
del rechazo por unas colonies del canine ra-
pido y sencillo de la independence.
TODD 10 que tenian que hacer las ~colonias
francesas era votar NO. Sin embargo, un
solo territorio de ultramar, la Guinea Fran
cesa, en- ell Africa Occidental, prefiri6 Ell
atajo hacia la libertad. Ell Presidente del
Consejo, Charles De GaulIe, habia declarado
que los e~lectores de cualquiera de los te-
%rritorios de ultramar podian romper sus la
EOS con la Francia Metropolitan, utilizandof
ell sencillo recurso de votar contra su nueva
Constitution.
De Gaulle hizo SUI osado ofrecimiento,
en- Ell nnomento de la historic mundial en-
que ell senftiniento nacionalista empuja a
muchOs pueblos coloniales hacia la indepen-
dencia. Y solo puso una condici6n: Que la
ayuda economical ~francesa cesaria con la
independence.
Guinea, una de las mas ricas posesiones
francesas del Africa, fue la dnica en- AGO.
serse a la oportunidad. Todos los denAs
siete territories de Africa Occidental, los
cuatro en- ell Africa Equatorial, Somalia, Ma
oagaScar, la lSla Reunion, las. Islas Comoro,
Tahiti y demas posesiones de ultramar, re-
Solvieron mantener unidos sus destinos al
de Francia.
Nigeria, vecina de Guinea en- Ell Africa
Occidental, que estaba en- la lista de los
dudosos hasta Ell referendum, resolvi6 Sc
guir asociada a los franceses. Resultados
parciales de la votacion, en- ese territorio,
registrar un porcentaje de mo mas alto
que Ell de las demas posesiones, excepto
Guinea. Pero adn en- Nigeria la promotion
fue de cuatro a uno en- favor de Francia..
Las cifras de Guinea no dejaron dudas
acercs de la voluntad de sus elecciones,
con cast SAT mil votos en- contra de la Consti-
tuci6n-y con clio en- favor de la indepen-
dencia-y a penas POGO mas de diez mil en-
favor de La nueva carta poIitica y de seguir
unidos a Francia. a@t.>.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-02

Ministries del pals -pueSto que nunca ahtes
habia ocupado un hombre tan joven como ell
a consecuencia de las inundaciones del rio
~terreno y muchas casas de vivienda. La
genie guerra que ell Presidente del Consejo
de Ministries fuera I'm politico de Tripoli.
Ell problema mayor que tuvo Que afron-
tar, durante SUI gobierno, fue ell de llegar a
oun acnerdo con Siria,A sobre Jos derechos re.
.~lativos, a los oleodltctos. = Karamf fraeas6 en-
las gestiones que realizo con tai objeto y
I ell acuerdo no lego a convenirse nuaca.
Karami tuvo que abandonar su alto
zado a %ejercer. Tn terrenoto de srandes
preparedness hizo que Ell pueblo exigiera la
formation de un nuevo gobierno.
Karami comento entonces: "Yo creo que
dirigir un g~obierno era algo ash como encen-
der la luz electrical. y que TODD 10 que Sc ne
cesitaba era apretar I'm bottom para que la
cosa marchara a las mil maravillas. Ahora
Sc que ESQ no es cierto".
Karami es abogado. Obtuvo SUI titulo en-
la Facultad de Derecho de la Universidad
de Ell Cairo. Tiene ideas ~politicas bien def
midas. Esta en- favor de la union de los pue-
bios arabes. Cree que SUI pals debe unirse a
la Republica Arabe Unida de Nasser, cuando
la mayoria de los libaneses esten preparados
para la fusion.
Nasser lie llama "hermano".
Ell nuevo Primer Ministro libanSs es
apuesto, de ~estatura media y Sc adorna ell
rostro con un pequeno bigote negro.
Ec po,,euYp,op Cupn; ~ on,,rdn f;.Jas~k.
los preceptos de SUI religion. No bebe nj
va a los cabares aunque fuma c~cntinuamen-
tie cigarrillos norteamericanos con filtro.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-02
THE CONSTITUTIONAL GOVERNMENT

When one talks in good faith and in earnest about
constitutional government, one refers to the kind of
regime whose authority comes from the %unspOiled
sources of democracy and whose administrative and
political function should therefore be respected by all.
as long as it stays within the boundaries of institutional
normality and even if the opinion or attitude Of the au,
thOritieS are the object of criticism and opposition In
the political and democratic sense of the concept.
The sincere theological definition of the constitu.
t0nal government is very important, because in Areri-
ca there have been and there still are regimes that call
themselves constitutional only because they function, as
If in a theatrical. production, so to speak, on the basis
Of a Constitutional Charter drafted on the image and
also of Congresses and Courts that respond only to the
political and personal interests of the head Of the dicta-
torship, whether it is one man or a family.
If the democratic institutions were a matter of ap-
pearanceS, with no depths of meaning, this kind of
regimes would then be really constitutional. But II
the term constitutional is to be understood accordingly,
as an earnest form of government which responds to the
will of the majority of the people and to the fundamental
principles of the Republic, the aforementioned regimes
Of dictatOrial nature can call themselves constitutional
In name only, but such name not implying the respect
due by the people to the responsible and democratic
governments.
The cOnstitutiOnality of a government, In the en-
nobling sense of the word, should not be confused with
the disfiguration of regimes disguised with togs of
democracy and which show off in the national scenery,
and particularly in the international set, as IL they were
~legitimately constituted governments, by claiming that
tn their administration they meet requirements, which
really are cartoon-ike limitations of the governments
ruling the republican existence Of civilized nations.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-02
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festiHdad de los santos Angeles Custodios, Olegario y Gerino.
81 psrte del Estado Mayor del Ejercito de Bststa, que
informa de la captura por los rebeldes del teniente coronel Nelson
Carrasco, resuIta en- extreme interesante para los observadores
de la actualidad cubana. So
Els necesario recordar que ell referido militar fue Ell Official
de las Fuerzas Armadas que, segdn communicate gubernamental
del pasado mes, "fue objeto de grandes demostraciones de afeeto
en- ell Campamento de Columbia, al regresar victorioso de aeeio-
mes Ibradas contra los insurrectos de la Sierra Maestro. $685.
Ell parte emitido por ell Bur6 de Prensa del Ejercito, modefb
para los cultores del genera fantastico, afrma que Carrasco re
suite herido en- una emboscada, tendida al Ejercito en- las
estribaciones de la Sierra Maestro. Ell communicate sigue dicien-
do que una Compania acudi6 en- ayuda del diezmado bstall6n
mandado por Carrasco pero los insurgentes, protegidos porgla
oscuridad Ctextual) pudieron darse a la fuga llevandose herido
al Official tantas veces mencionado, y eyitando con clio Oafn-
bien textual) que Carrasco pudiera recibir la atencion medica
adecuada. 4U4a Fae M.44ttYw
He abi un parte Official verdaderamente sospechoso. Para
nadie constituye un secreto que Ell regimen de Batista ha tratado
acknowledgements de hurtar al conocimiento de las Fdef1ss
Armadas los reveses sufridos en- las luchas contra las milicias de
Fidel Castro. Ell parte de referencia, sin embargo, admite que
las tropas gubernamentales fueron batidas. que los rebeldes de-
rrotaron a un battalion de infanteria compuesto de soldados
escogidos; que los alzados pudieron esperar la llegada. de los
refuerzos del regimen y batrlos en- retirada por sesunda yez
consecutive en- una misma fecha, en- un msmo lugar. aid
No negamos que la acGon Sc haya producido confornne
relata ell Bur6 de Prensa del Ejercito. En- otras ocasiones.1 en- Ia
batalla conocida como la del Jigie; en- ell asaltofa la guarnicion
miitar de Ell Uvero; en- la sangrienta pelea desarrollada en- Las
Mercedes, courtroom cosas semejantes a las narradas pr FL
parte Official que comentamos. Pero ninguns de las explicaciones
suministradas reconcile la victoria fidelista y la derrota guber-
namental; en- ninguno de ellos, para concluir, Sc mencion6 pr
sus nombres a los ofciales del Ejercito que fueron hechos prt-
sioneros de los rebeldes. - ~
CALENDARIO HISTORICO.-2 de octubre de 1875: Carlos
Roloff recibe Ell mando del Ejercito Libeftadcr de manos' de
Maxine Gomez. = spp
iQue trata de encubrir Ell parte Official que ecnsigna IN
csptura del teniente coronel Carrasco? = ~
iComo es possible que Ell Estado Mayor del Ejercito, que
trata de mantener oculta de las Fuerzas Armadas Ia realidad
d IA Hhrha N Mrina1M. SEyaiNiktre a I0G SOIdadOE Ia eXpIOSlV1
-Pasa q h pAs.JA