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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 2, 1960)
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' Irwin Shaw and John O'Hara are famouf for devising perfect titles for their new novels, taut both of them face a serious threat from a South American entry. He calls his new book, "Completa Works and Other Stories." C UW, by Bennett Ctrl Diatributtd by Xiaf Tatars! Syadicata Washington Report By WILLIAM S. WHITE GOOD THRU WED., MAY 4 -for- !2cofF 5 on one pound of 1 GROUND clip the mm COUPONS AND SAVE! .......a,....... mm ....ner Clip the corners on your grocery bill with th$ Groceteria Coupon Groceteria Bakery DECORATED CAKES (or Mother's Day GOOD THRU WED., MAY 4 -for- OFF V 5 Try it! You'll like it at Groceteria's Z Meat Dept. Want a really GOOD loaf of Bread? y 13 VARIETIES FRESH DAILY FROM GROCETERIA OVENS! Ht's Next Sunday, You Know) STARTING AT ONLY.... Beautiful Variety on Vi gallon of ; AEROWAX j '. v Groceteria life?- 1 William a Whit. DOUBLE STANDARD Washington - The old man of Korea has gone out of of fice in heartbroken disgrace. E' ""?Si 'IThe world's f jf 1 m o s t exclu- sive club is VStr - 9 I shrunken yet a little more I a s Syngman R h e e passes I from its mem bership. This is the associa tion of inde structible el- der statesmen. Chancellor K o n r a d Ade-' nauer of Germany, who is 84 leads the surviving band of those who, past 75, still carry crushing responsibilities. With him are Prime Minister David Ben-Gunon of Israel (74) and Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru of India (70 plus some months). At 85 Rhee has ceased to be president of the Republic of Korea. And so has come to its close a career of 65 years as a public man. Much has been written that this aged symbol of Korea's long struggle for independ ence had overstayed his time. It is said, no doubt rightly. that he permitted police bru tality and worse to stain his regime. It is said, no doubt justly, that a farce of "democ racy" was being made in his country. So it is said that he had to go and the United States was wholly justified in helping to push him out. ... ' WHERE is no quarrel with - this reasoning-so far as it goes. To the world Korea is our creation and thus our re sponsibility. For Korea's sake (and for the sake of collective security everywhere) was shed the blood of so many of our people in a bitter war a decade ago. Perhaps it is possible, how ever, without defending cor ruption and anti-democratism, to raise reservations about this episode. Is the United States government as ready to i act to maintain the future in tegrity of Korea from Com munist penetration as it was ready to oust bad old Rhee? Is our righteous decision to overturn one regime - which was at any rate a determined regime-matched by equal de termination to insist on a fair and strong successor regime? And having acted against Rhee on standards that are valid enoug'n-that he had be come a right-wing despot-are we ready for one other action? A RE we A, ready to apply these same standards to the left-wing despot in anoth er country in which there is an undeniably close and his toric United States responsi bility; will we now hefp to oust the Communist -backed dictator in Cuba, Fidel Cas tro, as we helped to oust the supposedly pro-fascist dicta tor in Korea, Syngman Rhee? Or is there a double stand ard here? The Eisenhower ad ministration has no difficulty in justifying a naked inter vention in Korea, call it what we will. But that administra tion finds enormous difficulty in even thinking about inter vening in any way, naked or polite, in Cuba. After all, oth er Latin - American nations might not like it. And the or ganization of American states would "forbid" it anyhow. A nation which wants to act can find the fine print odd ly hard to read. A nation which does not want to act can find the fine print com pelling indeed SO THIS one columnist is not quite able to join the almost-universal and unquali fied satisfaction that we have succeeded in casting out old Syngman Rhee in his 86th year and sending him off to end his life in the house of the pear blossoms in Seoul. It has been a famous victory. But one columnist, not deny ing the evils connected with the old man, also does not for. get the past heroism of that old man against imperialist Communism. This much, anyhow, history must grant him. How much does history owe to Castro, whose victims in Cuba are quite as dead as Rhee's vic tims in Korea? How much of the free world's struggle against imperialist Commu nism has Fidel Castro ever borne (Copyright, I960, by United Featurt Syndicate. Inc.) Mother Will Be Delighted With a- GIFT of FINE NYLONS and look at the price! 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