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By BENNETT CEF-
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MADAM CALLED an txcluiiv restaurant bi New York
to reserve a table for dinner party ol eight. "I pre
sume you don't know of me here in the States," she remarked
with a very hoity-toity
English Inflection, "but in
the London set I am rec
ognized as an intimate of
the Princess Margaret and
tht Duke of Sutherland.
Check me with Van Cleef
and Arpels, Tiffany's, and
the Holls Royce peoplt if
you will."
"That won't be neces
sary," the impressed di
rector of the restaurant
told her, ''but how will
we recognize you when
you come in?"
"You can't miss me," the haughty voice iaaured him, "I
have a broken nose and a black eye."
' 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
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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.)
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FORMER FTC MAN DIES
Washington-IUPD-Harry Bab
cock, 69, who recently resign
ed as executive director, of
the federal trade commission,
died Saturday. Babcock left
the trade ccnmis3ion two
months ago after 36 years of
service to enter private law
practice.
DEATH CLAIMS WRITER
New York-(UPD-F. Lawrence
Babcock, 54, writer and a
former associate editor of For
tune Magazine, died Saturday.
Babcock, author of several in
dustrial biographies, also had
been an editor with Radio
Free Europe from 1950 to
1954.
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