Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, December 13, 1956, Page 32, Image 32

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Salem,. Oregon, Thursday, December 13,' 1956
THE CAPITAL JOURNAE
Section 3 Page II
Magloire Falls
As Haiti Army
Pulls Support
Dictatorship Toppled
Bv 'Cold Revolution'
'J In Isle Republic
By RELMAN MORIK
PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti 0P
. A "cold revolution" has toppled
.'. MaJ. Gen. Paul Maaloire's wcek-
old dictatorship in Haiti, restoring i
constitutional authority today in 'j
the little Caribbean republic. h
Magloire quit last night after
three days of stidown strikes vir- j
tually throttled all normal activity S
In the nation. 3
As the constitution proscribes. '
the president of the Supreme M
. Court, Joseph Nemours Pierre- 3
Louis, took office temporarily. He J
will govern until a new president 1
la named in a national election. $
The army, previously backing 6
Magloire triggered the chanfe.
Gen. Antoine Levelt, chief of staff,
aid the decision was taken in a
conference yesterday. Levelt said
. In a broadcast, "Now we return
to our barracks, awaiting the or
: ders of our new chief."
: Magloire's fall set a startling
precedent in the turbulent political
history of the Caribbean.
. It represents a dramatic victory
(or the man on the street in Haiti,
the workman, the student, the
i- tinnlreanet narml u.hrt fnitoht fnr
liberty with the only weapon hey
fad, a refusal to work.
Unarmed and poorly organized.
'.uie.v counicrea magjoire s seizure
'of power by simply staying home, p
'by closing business establishments
and paralyzing transportation.
J Except for the wounding of a
' joldier last night, no blood was
' ipilled. The people did not even
attempt to demonstrate In the
itreets. I
The strikes began Monday. I
J Behind that, however, lay
months of feverish political activ
ity, climaxed by Magloire's coup1
d'etat Dec, 6.
Magloire, a husky professional
soldier, trained by the U. S. Ma
rines, was elected in 1950. He was
the first president in Haiti's his
tory named directly by the peopie. '
lie was proud of that. I
.' Since the constitution prohibits
'two consecutive terms for a presi-'
dent, Magloire last May ordered
election machinery to be set up
for choosing his successor. I
There are no political parties in
: Haiti. People vote for personal!- i
ties, not on the basis of "tickets." !
Campaigning began immediately
; and at this point you get two
' different stories. )
Magloire and his adherents
charged that the leading presiden
tial candidates appealed to the
people solely on the basis of
"vicious criticism" of the govern-!
ment, and "incited the people to'
terrorism and violence."
The candidates were jailed last
week and this correspondent's re
quest to interview them was re
fused. Their backers, however, i
said Magloire never intended to
hold an election.
They say last week's bombings,
In which one man was killed, were
staged by the government as an
excuse to put the political leaders
In prison and call off the election.
Northwest Air
Undecided on
Type of Jets
WASHINGTON Iff Donald W.
N rop, prc-id?!it of Northwest Air
lines, said Thursday Northwest
has purchased 21 jet engines but
has not yet ordered the airplanes
in which they will be used.
Nyrnp told a reporter the Pratt
and' Whitnev J73 jet engines were
ordered last April after the manu
facturer eave notice a price in
crease was coming.
Nyrop did not disclose the price
paid for the engine s. Other
sources said, however, that North
west probably saved more than a
half million dollars by buying be
fore the reported 15 per cent price
increase went into effect. Nyrnp
said the engines would not be de
livered until 1S60.
Nyrop, here on business for the
airline, said Northwest hasn't de
cided whether to buy the Boeing;
707 or the Douglas DC8 jet trans-1
port. He indicated a decision will
be made within 90 days. He said (
the Northwest let transport or-1
dered would amount to between
S5 and 38 million dollars.
Both the 707 and DC8 will use
the J75 engine for extreme range
a overseas schedules.
Navy Orders
More Missiles
WASHINGTON - The Navy,
laid Thursday that Chance
Vought Aircraft. Dallas. Tex . has
received Jiew Navy orders for
guided missiles totaling 26 mil
lion dollars.
.The new orders are for addi
tional missiles of the Reuulus I
and the Reculus II. The Regulus
I is an operational attack missile,
launched from ships at targets
several hundred miles away. The
Regulus II is an advanced ver
sion, capable of supersonic speed.
voir' rnwfH tv ON TV
GREENVILLE. R.I. - Local
residents complain that for the
past four days they have been re
ceiving the Voice of America sound
programs over their TV sets
Charles Muncer. said TV pro
grams have been interrupted since
last Fndsv vith s"cb historical
Items Abraham Lincoln, a poor
oy, making good.
Pooch Raids
Supermarket
OVERLAND PARK. Kan. U! -Dooley
von Brickwed is on proba
tion after three raids on a super
market. On the first one he snilched a
loaf of bread and eluded em
ployes like a scatback running for
a touchdown.
The second time It was a bag of
noodles.
The third time police were waiting.
n iiiitfiii o. UHimn, wiui wnnm' . n
Dooley makes his home, bailed I auuuma. us. -m.
him out yesterday by paying for Eisenhower today ends a 2'i-weck
the merchandise. Southland vacation mixed with
Dooley is a dog BO pounds of work and flies back to Washing
German shorthair pointer. iton for an imminent international
like to Fly to
Capital Today
conference and further planning i
of the admiistration'j 1P57 legis
lative program.
The chief executive and Mrs.
Eisenhower arranged to take off
frcm Bush Airfield aboard the
President's private plane in mid
afternoon on the two-hour flight
to the capital.
. In Washington Sunday, the Pres
ident will start a series of talks
!with Prime Minister Nehru of
India. The Asian leader will ar
rive then from London and re
main until Thursday morning.
BatmMSMM
oh, such comfort! the perfect gift for dad!
Recliner Chair
. FORGOT CORNERSTONE
CLM L'inV V V 1A HnAct tn.
vited to cornerstone-laying cere
monies at a new lire nouse nere
waited a cold 20 minutes before
their hosts confessed to a maior
slip-up in planning. No on had
ordered a cornerstone.
Auto Wreck
Proves Boon
LOS ANGELES Ms-Automobile
accidents can be a blessing In dis
guise, Robert J. Irwin mused to
day. Rancher Bryan Glass last week
identified Irwin as one ol three
men who took part in a robbery
near Gonzales, Tex., last Jan. 21.
Texas wanted Irwin extradited.
But at a habeas corpus hearing
Virginia Hammond of Los Angeles
testified she was involved in an
auto accident with Irwin Jan. 21,
and documents were produced
showing Irwin had made an insur
ance claim based on the accident.
Superior Judge Herbert V.
Walker ordered him freed.
Weight Control Topic
LEBANON (SpeciaD-Psychoio-gical
aspects of weight control will
be discussed by DC John H. Wa
terman, director of the mental
health section of the state health
department, Monday at 7:90 p.m.
in the city hall auditorium. Dr.
Waterman will address weight con
trol groups of Lebanon and Sweet
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