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invited Sen Barry Goltlwater (R,
Ariz 10 address local luncheon
and, according 20 local reports ne
made quite a hit In fact the Jack.
son Clarion, Ledger described Gold
water as bying as keen an orator
ical marksman as Mississippi has
heard IN many moons lie also
spoke At Mississippi Republican
breakfast and held press confer
encc
Betorr The latter group Cold
water said he regarded Earl War
rem as unfit 70 be chief Justice
because he hasn't praeticed law In
Is years has never been Judge
and Is socialist According 90
the wire service reports. GolJwat.
er also was tuiscme IN his praise
IL the Vice President
Nixon was lucky In ono respect
me GoldWater speech did not get
much editorial attention
The accounts by United Press IN.
ternationM and the Associated
Press differed IN detan bat agreed
on many 81 the essentials The
Up story gave = national emphas
IL to Goldwatcrs remarks The
Ap story led or with the remarks
about warren Neither story got
much play N the northern press
breaking as thsy $50 FOR Saturday
papers
What must have beer anbarras-
sing % Nixon peYr the following
points reportcdly madc bv Gold
water
TIE believes most Republican
leaders want 70 withhold eugorra.
mcnt - school Indignation I think
the general feeling IN the Eerub
hear Party row 4 let ere sostberu
states So aicur az Trey are he
was rrpoTted % have ssi8
2 n was Goiivattrp opinion
that u,osi Republicans across enc
sogntry brutve enc sendur az
trcors @ is,fle Rocs vss a
mistake
Ara thir WAS BIS FINAL poiut aa
todd ~ UpI
CaifNnter also tai1 ravurne-
tsaf BE- Hf me- hsarle ytrs p-sa
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Letters To The Editor
Wondered ~ porents Had FoIIen Dow

Editor Ny privilege be a spectator Of the
Weekly Religious Training Class Of Warrington School
not only spectator a parent who fortunate
enough n have my child many participate
think should thank people have their
teaching year
Of character. wisdom. understanding
Along the apologize poor
don't by single
parent
As booked wondered parents fallen
Of young
Gods A Warrington Mother L. Chndress s7Oo
firth Ave Minneapolis MINI.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-08
Editorial Notes

Too many people confuse freedom with license,
Americans known for liking TO hear only the things
they Field Marshall Montgomery have for
gotten 60 remember this
Times have changed Remember when rich rich
mans had chance for the Presidency Now the Republicans
have Rockefeller potential candidate and the Democrats
have a Kennedy
The city Of Sacramento, Calf, has selected its Miss
America candidate beautiful brownsknncd Pat Williams Is
year old daughter Of ectronics mechanics and
aid Maybe Fat will add welcome color the distress
ingiy colofless Atlantic CITY pageant
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-08
Cuip = Q = Grams

The lady who said That Man lied confirmation
as Ambassador to Brazil that everything
1t may be that heading us
viii be SLOW OPP time and the rest OF ms
viii be on Fast DIFF. oLordy
They've discovered kissing that times the
radiation that humans appropriate time
70 groom the species TO take made the earth
unlnhabitabie
The Twin city Rapid Transit Company shaeup in the
beard Of directors The stockholders feelings about
the ride towns have been getting
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-08

DORIS The ftrarc over Glare
Boothe Lucos appointment an Am
bnssador to Brazil Is likely 10 be
repeated in the case OF the Al.
miuistrati1na nominee for Am
bassad1r 20 Israel Ogden Reid
Jr The new head Of the Senate
Foreign Relations committed sen
William F1hbught ID. Ark isn't
saying much for publication but
he is curious 20 know what quail
ifications Reid has for service In
such sensitive area az the MID
die East
Incidentally at the National
Press club some OF the wits are
suggesting that Roid's brother
whiteiaw ought 70 be named An
hassador 20 Lebanon. ON that
case all uncertainty would BE- end
ed. We know there would h. war
IN the Middle Fast by Christmas
they Say
Sen ThViston Morton tR KY
the new Republican National Com
mittee chairman. has been more
fortnight in some ~ his observa
tons about the causes Of cor de-
feata last year than one normally
expects a party chairman 20 be
The biggest factor he admits
was the recession Next 70 that
Morton said the Republicans siup-
~ have not been able 70 seII eur
merchandise Local Republican
organizations he SAYS, have been
neither sfncent" unr dynamic
The hackroom boys don't ike this
kind 81 taik
THE ACES CTOUDFp CRY
Stall Tire rev disclosures that
stTcuuum 90 ana other raHoac-
tive pnlsoBs frnm Soviet and Am
sucan nuslssr tests are faiNng osIt
over North America a. a uiuch
higher rate thsn the rgbli, had
beer fold Nuf one 90 our rgsearrh-
err htlsy the other day
while ne A,amic Energy Cum
ntss4an has repeatedly ssulrs mat
H ever Uarht to mi1.wlre go
dangers hrfr Is a gfnte from Ur
w1ard tnsy tss AE~s a-i,rcs
mrmhsf
tass re fireef a.
ar- rate AL ~ rtrwrr > * tss
sr n ESQ r-f-t states
81 -resnd iHooe imrt aahr
tamrf
Cdrurf 1893 Nahm q
fneark
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WATCH
on the
POTOMAC
BY ROBERT G. spIvAck

Washnguu--AR NIXON AND HIS FRIENDS poIitici
fond Of saying that they know take care Of their
enemies but Lord help them when il 10 handling their
friends Vice President Nixon be saying something like
this today the result Of an episode jackson Miss on April
H. 1853
fhc Mississippi Economic Council private organization
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rhanks From cofhoGe women,s GROUP

Editor May take this opportunity Of thanking
OF Mrs Arthur Shields President myself
alton your paper has given US during the past year
hope this our continued
cooperation truly Mrs Richard
Relations Chairman Catholic Women
April "a. 1889
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-08

One Of the local eyncs made the following
When first started working might
be earning the salary starving McIenry In the
Manchester, Ohio, star Republican
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-13

development bank as a "valu-
able supplementary square OF
capital" for Latin American
nations.
The two Presidents expressed
confidence that personal re-
lationships and understandings
developed during Mr.. Lemus'
visit here will contribute to
the steady strengthening Of the
traditionally close inter-Amer-
lean ties"
Oficials Of both the United
States and FL Salvador were
represented as highly pleased
with the visit Of Lemus.
The principal purpose Of his
trip was described In advance
as the promotion Of friendship
between Latin America and the
United States. Spokesman for
the administration and for FL
Salvador said the visit of 1t.
Col Lemus was successful in all
respects.
The affable visitor and his
attractive wife made numerous
appearances. both formal and
informal. since their arrival
here Tuesday aboard President
Eisenhower's personal plane,
Columbine III. They were
warmly received and expressed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-13
Five Senators Portraits
Recall EARLY Criticism

said about them. sometimes by
each other.
Cites Clay-CalhOun Antlpathy
For instance. he said. one OF
them. John c. Calhoun OF
South Carolina had said about
another. Henry Clay Of Ken
lucky: He Is a bad man, an
imposter. a creator Of wicked
schemes.
And Clay said Of Calhoun
that "he would either die q
traitor or a mailman"
A Yankee contemporary OF
Daniel Webster,s-John Quincy
Adams-thought Of him like
this; "the gigantic intellect
the envious temper. the raven
Gus ambition and the rotten
heart Of Daniel Webster"
The other two members OF
the ouintet-Robert M. LaFol.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-13

lette Of Wisconsin and Robert
A. Taft Of Ohio-were. Senator
Kennedy said, subjects Of con-
troversies Of more recent men,
DRY.
All Were Crusaders
Minority Leader Dirksen Of
Illinois said that what the ave
had In common was that they
were all CRUSADERS" and
"wholehearted."
He reminded his audiences
that he had introduced one Of
Ithem-Republican Robert A.
Taft. q presidential aspirant--
to q "clamorous convention" q,
Mr.. Integrity" and Mr.
America" He called yester-
days tributes feeble"
Vice President Nixon said the
occasion was lone of the
proudest days In the Senate.
Majority Leader johnson in
the most personal note Of the
day. said the whole project Of
honoring five outstanding Sena-
tors was CLOSE TO his heart. /"
This was because the resolu-
ton for naming them and
painting them was introduced
when he had his heart attack
in 1855.
That was the day he knew
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-13

he was going to live, he said
loosely. because when the
tailor called up and asked II
he should 60 ahead with two
suits the Senator had ordered,
the Senator said yes. that I'VE
would need the blue one. what
ever happened"
Chairman Hayden OF the
Rules Committee presided over
the unwilling. Descendants of
Clay and Calhoun and relatives
of LaFollette and Taft were in
the audience. Four Of the 1--WE
portrait painters were present:
Allyn Cox CLAY: Adrian
Lamb webster; Arthur Con-
rad calhoun: Chester La
Toilette (LaFollette). Deane
Keller Taft was unable I'd
attend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-13
ny MARY McGRORY
Star stan Writer

Senators unveiled portraits
Of five outstanding predeces-
sors in the Senate Reception
Room with reminders that even
the new immortals did not al
ways get what they wanted and
knew heavy criticism.
Majority Leader johnson Of
Texas reminded the gathering
yesterday in the ornate.
cherub-laden room that several
of the quintet would rather
have geen President but still
served "as men who understood
the Senate and helped make
the Senate serve the times"
Senator Kennedy. Democrat
Of Massachusetts,, chairman Of
q special committee which
chose the famous five, recalled
that they had had harsh things
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-13

lishment Of IAN economically
sound system for the integra-
ton Of the economies Of the
Central American Republics
along with the common market.
Significant Contribution"
Their statement said 1.-THE
two Presidents agreed that
these steps could make a signif-
icant contribution TO the in
dustrial development of Central
America. TO the stimulation Of
capital investment in those ma.
tons and to the steady i'm
provement Of the welfare Of
the people,"
They said the subject will
receive continued study by the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-13
Editor Will Speok
On Franklin Pupers

DR.. Whitfield J. Bell. jr.. as
sociate editor Of the Benjamin
Franklin Papers. will speak at
1880 pm. tomorrow in the Mary
Graydon Cafeteria, American
University. He win discuss
Searching for Franklin Papers
IN Europe and America"
The luncheon session win be
part OF a regional meeting Of
Phi Alpha Theta. honorary his
tory fraternity. Student history
majors from Washington area
universities will present papers
during he all-day meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-13

two governments with a view
to taking appropriate action. u
During the conversations
with President Lemus here, the
Joint statement also said, Mr..
Eisenhower promised the
United States would cooperate
In trying to find reasonable
ways Of easing problems caused
for such countries as FL Saliva
dor by the world decline OF
coffee prices. FL Salvador's
economy is heavily dependent
upon cofree exports.
Development Bank
Their statement promised
support of sound plans" to
establish an inter-American
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-13

pleasure at the hospitality Of
Washington.
In New York. President and
Mrs. Lemus are TO receive n
ticker-tape parade reception
and they will be feted by Coy.
and Mrs. Rockefeller. Next
week they viii 60 TO Spring
field. Ill. where the President
will address the State Legis-
lature and pay tribute to one
Of his heroes. Abraham Lincoln.
Later the Lemus party goes
to Houston and to New Orleans
before returning to Fl Salvador.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-13
Coffee Day April Is

The Organization Of Ameri-
can States will proclaim April
l5-the third day Of Pan Amer
lean Week--as Coffee Day. the
Pan American Coffee Bureau
has announced. The day will
focus attention on falling coffee
prices In Latin America.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-13
President and Lemus
OK Common Market

President Eisenhower and President Jose
FL Salvador announced agreement today to support establish
ment Of a common market In Central America
The agreement announced In Joint statement issued
after President Lemus left for New York
day ohcial visit In Washington.
The two heads support estab-
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Evening star., 1959-12-09

At the same time, the French
troops have begun education
work and food distribution
among the local population
which until now has had little
or no contact with the French
administration.
Gen. Maurice Challe, French
commander in Algeria, believes
concentrated attacks against
a selected sector, followed BY
implantation Of French posts
and administration can even
tually crush rebel resistance.
In general, such tactics in
the Kabylie Mountains east OF
Algiers and parts Of Western
Algeria have succeeded in cut
ting down rebel strength and
organization but have not re-
duced terrorist attacks by small
and determined rebel death
commandos."
Evening star., 1959-12-09
$4,000 Troops Move
Against Algeria Rebels

ALGIERS, Dec. 8 (AP)-
Twenty-Five thousand French
troops are waging operation
Precious Stone" trying to trap
1000 rebels in the densely
wooded mountain terrain of
northeastern coastal Algeria.
The rebels, organized in pla-
toons Of 80 to 40 men, virtually
control the heavily populated
collo-Djidjelli area.
Crack French troops Of the
25th Paratroop Division and
18th Infantry Division COM
manded by Gen. Andre Janot
have begun a slow penetration
Of the area between Bougle and
Phllippeville on the Mediter-
ranean.
Clashes thus far hase re-
suited in $40 rebels killed and
taken prisoner, the French said.
Evening star., 1959-12-09

secretary to the Transport
Ministry.
Gov. Gen. Goonetilleke, chief
of state of this British Com
monwealth island nation, has
assumed interim powers of
government. 1t is believed his
action in diSmiSsing ministers
from a cabinet after the gov
ernment's dissolution is un-
precedented.
Probe Zeal Blamed
In a statement, the five min
listers said they were dismissed
because of their eel In pressing
the investigation Of Mr.. Ban
daranike's. assassination.
From the day we started
campaigning for a full exhaus-
tive inquiry into the asSassina-
ton Of Bandaranaike we knew
we incurred the displeasure of
Dhanayke and Others" the
statement said.
A source close to Mr.. Dahan-
ayke said the dismissals were
in retaliation for the Premier's
custer from the freedom party
even after he resigned.
A working committee of the
freedom party ignored his res
ignation and passed a resolu-
ton removing him from party
rolls.
Evening star., 1959-12-09

d
The six had been among the
outspoken critics Of Mr.. Da-
hanayke's regime that took
power after the assassination
of Premier Solomon. Bandar-
anaike, September 25.
Since he became Premier
nine weeks ago Mr.. Dahan-
ayki's government had totterec
under accusations that he was
not pushing the Investigation
of Mr.. Bandaranaike's Staying
and that he had not removed
ministers allegedly associated
with the assassination plot.
New Elections Set
In a surprise move Friday
Parliament was dissolved and
the Governor General set new
elections for March 10.
Yesterday Mr.. Dahanayke
quit Mr.. Bandaranaike's Free
dom Party and announced the
formation of a new party to
campaign in the elections. He
said the new party would bs
opposed to Freedom Party pol
icies.
The dismissed ofncials are
T. B. nayaratne, Home Affairs;
A. P. Jayasuriya, Health; Mai.
tripala Yenanayake, Transport;
M. P. De zoyZa, Labor; P. B
@. Kalugala; Culture, anc
Hugh Fernando, parliamentary
Evening star., 1959-12-09

mentation and their preference
for rehashing motifs dating
from Czarist times.
Soviet Culture agreed that
Russian composers made their
music for the general public
and indicated that was the only
spark of truth in Mrs. Bern
STEMS address.
The paper said Mr.. Bernstein
used much music by Soviet
composers Dimitri Shostakovich
and Aram Khatchaturian then
asked:
rs 1t possible he thinks that
in the new works of these COM
posers he thinks there is a lack
of musical experimentation
that there is a rehashing of old
Czarist themesP"
Evening star., 1959-12-09
Soviet Newspaper
Charges Bernstein
Distorts Truth

MOSCOW. Dec. 8 (AP).-
The newspaper Soviet Culture
yesterday accused New York
Philharmonic conductor Leon
ard Bernstein Of "tendentiously
distorting the truth" about So
Wet music.
The paper said Mr.. Bernstein
who last September won stormy
applause here, recently told a
National Press Club audience
in Washington that the main
trouble with Soviet composers
Is their lack Of musical expert
Evening star., 1959-12-09
Six Officials Ousted
From CeyIon Cabinet

COLOMBO. Ceylon Dec (AP) Gov Gen. Sir Oliver
Gooneeke yesterday osted five ministers and parliament
ary secretary from the careaker cabinet that
Premier Wayananda Dahanayks regime collapsed
He dismissed the six officials the advice Of Premier
Dahanayke who accused them Of trying to my throat
Evening star., 1959-12-09

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prirdue banket svo trosak korist ovako edne
cajne peenite stvari da pomaze sr prosvetu uzdiza
ii nasu mladez wise nauke ako zaduzivat Hrvat
sku Bratsku Zajedncu.
Ovu bratsku plemenu gestu odsjeka br. 146 srdacno
pozdravamo zeimo najbolj uspjeh topic njihov banke
preporucamo braci sestrama zajedncarma ovoj okolc
sredistu Zajednice.
Banket &c bt Croatan Hail. 400 = 3rd Street Ver-
sailles, Pa
Neka Sc drugi nasi odsjeci ugledau oval lijep Gin
odsjeka broj 146 - Urednistvo