Evening star

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protesting the expulsions.

Mr. Bardot charged that

Archbishop Poirier and certain

French priests were supporting

Mr. Duvalier’s opposition de-

I spite a concordat with the Vat

ican not to mix in Haitian

t politics.

"There are some French

priests who refuse to recognize

the fact this country liberated

itself from French rule many

I years ago,” he said.

Mr. Duvalier, a country doc

tor, who is a Roman Catholic

as well as an authority on voo

doo witchcraft, was sworn in

as Haiti’s 34th President three

years ago for a six-year term.

His inauguration came after

11 months of turmoil in which

Haiti had six government up

sets following the ouster of

President Paul Magloire.

He was charged as the cham

pion of Haiti’s deep blacks, as

distinguished from the light

skinned Creoles. His tough

rule, bolstered by several pe

riods of states of siege, has

survived several plots.

Mr. Duvalier told his parti

sans yesterday he was not the

chief of a clan but of a nation.

Sergeants' Skin

Grafted on Girl, 4

SAN ANTONIO, Tex., Nov

25 (AP).—An eight-man sur

gical team yesterday grafted

nearly three square feet of skin

from three soldiers onto the)

body of a critically burned lit- 1

tie girl.

The child, Peggy Roller, 4.

daughter of an Army officer, is

holding her own but “We are

watching her closely,” a spokes

man at the Army’s Brooke

General Hospital said today.

The three sergeants

M'Sergt. William M. Goodloe,

45. of Earlington. Ky.; Sergt.

1 C. Earl D. Bieler, 26, of Ma

chias, Me., and Sergt. 1/C.

Harold S. Orff of Milo, Me.—

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Evening star. (1960). Washington, D.C., 1960-11-25. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045462/1960-11-25/ed-1/?sp=7

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Evening star, 1960-11-25.