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Diario las Américas., 1958-03-15
Know thy
NeighborI
BY O RUIZ

COLOMBIA - The Republic of
Colombia has one of the most adj
Vanced social and labor legisla-
lions in the world. The Constitu-
ton guarantees that work is a
social obligation and as such shall
enjoy special protection of the
State" 1t guarantees the right to
strike, except in public services.
and provides for Intervention by
legal mandate, into industries or
public and private enterprises to
rationalize production.
All residents of the country are
free to choose a profession or
trade, forming companies or corp
orationS, in accordance with the
respective laws of the country.
Workers on individual contracts
have the right to indemnity for
accident, illness, and vacations and
sick leave with pay equivalent to
one month per year. Firms with a
payroll of 1000 pesos or more
must pay for life insurance of
employees and workers, and those
with a payroll above 800, 600 pesos
must maintain primary schools for
the children of their workers and
pay a retirement pension to work
ers over IS years of age, after
twenty years of service. Further
more, since 1850, workers have a
bonus, twice a year, equivalent to
two weeks salary. Also, certain
businesses are required to grant
scholarships to their workers or
their children.
Government employees have
had unemployment compensation
since 1912, disability pensions, life
and sickness insurance, medical
and surgical assistance, etc. The
legal working day in Colombia is
of eight hours, and overtime must
be paid according to rates estab-
lished by law. Labor conflicts are
negotiated in collective bargain
ing procedures, according to law,
which provides for compulsory ac-
cording to law, which provides
for compulsory arbitration, concil-
iation, etc.
The Labor Ministry has a Legal
Legal Department, as well as de-
partments of Union Supervision,
Industrial Medicine and Hygiene,
Rural Affairs, Rural Social Securi-
ty, and a Women and Child La
Dor Section. Labor justice is ex-
ercised by Labor Courts, Section
al Tribunals, and a Supreme Labor
Tribunal. There are also Labor In
spectors, dependent on the Minis
try, who aid in the solution of So
cial and labor conflicts, as a con-
tribution to maintenance of labor
peace. The latest, reformed, Labor
Law went into effect in 1851.
The right of labor to organize
was guaranteed by lawn 1945,
and by the new Labor Law. The
first labor union census was taken
in July, 1947, and gave the fol
lowing figures: 1855, 594 workers af-
filiated with 1872 organizations. The
Labor declarations are regional.
There are IL of them in the coun-
try, the majority of them in Be-
gotta.
In 1882, the National Confedera-
ton of Employees (CNE) was
formed, and it was recognized by
Government decree in 1888. In
1885, the Confederation of Colon
bian Workers (CTC) was formed,
and it was recognized the same
year. In 1916, the Union of Co.
lombian Workers (UTC) was
formed and recognized. Property
of organized workers in Colombia
amounts to about s. 5000, 900 in
GLIDING buildings, office furniture,
etc.
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Lleras Camargo Protest Candidates
Murder Warns About Danger to Peace

elections, blaming it on terrorist
elements who have benefited with
political violence during the last
few years.
Brig. Gen. Luis Ernesto Ord6-
nez, Military Junta member, con-
demned in the name of the Junta
the assassination of A b elaez,
warning that strong measures are
being taken to prevent new at
lacks. Ordonez said police and
detectives are on the alert to
"avoid attemps that may disturb
national tranquility.
In his statement. Lleras says
he fears a widespread terrorist
plan has been developing during
the last few days, when several
liberal leaders have been murder
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-15

BOGOTA, Mar. IA. (UP). - AL
berto Lleras Camargo, head of the
Liberal Party, said that "Colom-
bian peace" is at stake in the
short time before the congressio-
nal elections, and made a strong
protest for the murder of Fabio
Arbelaez Cifuentes, his alternate
candidate to a seat in the House
of Representatives.
Arbelaez was shot to death in
downtown Medellin, second city
in the country, by two unidentified
men VINO fled.
Immediately after learning of
the assassination, Lleras issued a
statement in which he also expires
ses fear. that "a systematic plan
may exist" to interfere with the
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-15
Latin American Finance
and Trade News Reports

"Concretely, we have seen the
price of cotton slide downward
during the past two years: then
metals off, and now coffee which
are our principal export items.
The Finance Chief said Mexican
cotton prices and markets had sta
bilized during the past year, but
that the metal situation has con-
tinued difficult. He said all in
dications were that metals have
dropped to their lowest possible
point, and predicted that the rec
ent export tax cuts granted by
President Ruiz Confines will bring
the coffee industry out of its
doldrums.
at don't think l am being an
excessive optimist when l say that
we have already absorbed all the
i'll effects we r going to as a
result of the american recession.
Tourism is an important income
source for us, and it has not de-
monStrated the slightest decline
so far" he said.
He said Mexicans will follow
with interest the moves made by
the U. S. Government and people
to combat the present recession.
"We hope they will overcome it
as they have others in the past"
he concluded.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-15
LLERAS CAMARGO
MAY BE CANDIDATE

BOGOTA, Mar. IA. (UP). = The
head of the Liberal Party, Alberto
Lleras Camargo, re-affirmed that
his party will vote for a Conser-
vative candidate for President, a
few hours after Laureano Gomez,
Conservative leader, admitted the
possibility of nomination of Lie
ras himself.
In a press interview, Gomez also
said the selection of a presiden-
tial candidate will not bring any
problem in case the sector sup
porting Guillermo Leon Valencia
is defeated in the legislative cleo
tons next Sunday.
Lleras made the statement in a
circular to the local liberal com
mittees, with general instructions
on the conduct to follow in the
elections, but it is interpreted as
an answer to Gomez. Lleras also
said that the liberals will live up
to their commitment to vote for
a conservative candidate, in spite
of the division of conservatives be-
tween Gomez friends, who oppose
Valencia, and the friends of the
candidate.
Gomez statement was the first
in which he admits the possibility
Of nomination of Lleras Camargo
for President. However, in poll
teal circles the possibility had
been contemplated as a formula in
case an accord cannot be reach
ed on the problem Of presidential
candidate. Meanwhile, Brig. Gen.
Luis Ernesto Ordohez, member of
the Military Junta Government,
ratified the decision of the Junta
to relinquish the Government on
August 4. Ord6hez said that in
case an agreement is not reach
ed on q candidate, the Junta will
relinquish power on a designee
Vice President) to be chosen by
the Congress to be elected Sunday.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-15
HUGE GENERATING PLANT
TO OPEN IN MEXICO

MEXICO CITY. (UP). - A new
8 ,4O0 kilowatt generating plant
will boost the capitals electric
power supply early next month,
the Mexican Light and Power Com
pany has announced.
Basil Nikiforoff, technical di-
rector of the company, said his
department was working around
the clock to complete the installa'
ton of a huge boiler with a steam
capacity of some 300 0 pounds
per hour.
The new generating unit at the
Lecheria Thermal Plant, one of the
boost the total output to $4,000
kilowatts.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-15
U. 5. RECESSION FELT IN
MEXICO, MINISTER STATES

MEXICO CITY. -(UP).- Sc
cretary of the Treasury Antonio
Carrillo Flores said the US. recess
sion is being felt in Mexico in the
form of reduced export prices. He
added, however, that the Mexican
economy is stronger and better
equipped to meet the situation
than it was during any previous
recession in the States.
"Parodoxically", he said, 1--WE
Latin American countries begin to
suffer from US. recessions before
they take place, since their first
manifestations r a lowering of
export prices on raw materials.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-15
Cuban Rebels Kill Five
Soldiers in a Surprise
at Guantanamo
'Ndnez POrtuondO Returning to Post
as Ambassador to United Nutions

HAVANA, Mar. IA. -(UP).-
Cuban rebels made a surprise at
tack last night at an Army out
post near Guantanamo, killing five
soldiers.
The report came from Santiago
de Cuba, through censorship, and
says that the attackers were about
twenty well-armed men, who made
a lightning" attack on the out
post and withdrew without diff
ficulty. Military patrols from Guam
tanamo left immediatly to pursue
the aggressors.
There has been speculation that
the attack was made by political
opponents other than members of
the Fidel Castro group. 1t was
pointed out that the insurgents
under Castro's orders had not
shown much activity in the eastern
end of the Province.
Meanwhile, in Havana, Congress
was called to a special session to
ratify the new suspension of con-
stitutional guarantees decreed by
the Government. That ratifica-
tons in considered assured, since
an overwhelming majority of Con-
gress is pro-Gevrnment. On other
occasions of suspension of qua
rantees, opposition parties have
boicotted the sessions.
If the Government is concerned
about the political situation, it
does not show in the activities
in the Presidential Palace. Among
the visitors were Gonzalo Giiel,
New Prime Minister and Foreign
Minister; Andres Rivero Agiiero,
ex Prime Minister and Government
Presidential Candidate; the neads
of the four parties in the Govern
ment coalition; and a committee
of sugar experts.
NEW AMBASSADOR
It was said that President Ba-
tista instituted Giiell to request
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-15
MINISTER'S OF CHILE
N BOLIVIA MEETH

IQUIQUE, Chile (UP)- The
Public Works Ministers Ramon
Claure and General Eduardo Yba-
hez, from Bolivia and Chile re.
spectively, met officially in this
city to sign an agreement to in
dictate the definite course of the
road linking Iquique, Chile, with
Oruro, Bolivia.
Important technicians and Off
Gals of the Foreign Ministry are
counselors to the Ministers.
Renan Castillo and Alexandra
Males, Ambassadors of Bolivia and
Chile respectively, are attending
to the meeting, too.
In their first statements, the
Ministers announced that the de-
finite course of the road linking
both countries, will be through
Chuzmiza, and its construction
will take about four years.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-15

ed in the departments of Vale and
Tolima, adding that 'it is not
impossible to think that there will
be even more innocent victims of
this wave of barbarism".
Gel Colombiano", conservative
newspaper published in Medellin,
affirms there is a plan in several
municipalities of Antionquia to
provoke violence next Sunday.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-15

from the US. State Department
the agreement for a successor in
the Cuban Embassy in Washing.
ton, to replace Miguel Angel Cam
pa, who is Defense Minister in
the cabinet appointed last week.
No comment has been made on
the person who will replace Cam
pa, but reliable sources said it
is almost sur to be Nicolas AFRO
20, wealthy architect, engineer and
ex-Minister of Public Works.
1t was said that BatiSta discus
sed with Rivero Agiiero and high
political leaders the strategy to be
followed in the campaign for the
elections scheduled for June. The
same sources said it is possible the
elections may be postponed until
November, as Batista proposed re-
Gently to his political opponents
as a Concession.
NUNEZ P0RTU0ND0 TO
RETURN TO U.N. POST
The Government announced that
Emilio Nuhez Portuondo, who re-
signed as Prime Minister when
Batista decreed the suspension of
constitutional guarantees, will re-
turn to his post as Cuban Ambas-
sador to the U.N. In the announce
ment, Batista favorably comment
ed the important role" played
by Ndnez Portuondo at the United
Nationas, and reiterated that the
head of the Cuban delegation ZEN
joys his full confidence.
The Secretary of the Presidency,
Andres Domingo Morales del Cas-
tillo, it was said, reported to the
President that, according to re-
ports from the interior, ''the situa-
ton is normal throughout the
country.
1t is evident, however, that the
Government is not disregarding
the threat of rebel leader Fidel
Castro, is his announcement that
1.-THE hour of liberation is near,
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-15
HEMISPHERE EVENTS
Latin America n News in Brief

Mexico was the Latin American
country most benefited with the
American tourism, making $780,
000, 900.
MEXICAN NEWSPRINT co
RE ELECTS PRESIDENT
MEXICO CITY. (UP).-Senator
Roberto Amor6s, Director of the
National Railways System, was
reelected last night as president
of Pipsa, .Mexico's semi-official
newsprint importing company.
Pipsa also announced its new
board of directors, all publishers
of Mexico's biggest newspapers,
would be composed Of R6mulo O.
Farril ST., Jose Garcia Valseca,
Diego Arenas Guzman, Miguel LAM
Duret, Rodrigo de Llano, Emigdio
Maraboto and Mario Santaella.
The company is in charge Of
importing and distributing all
%newsprint for Mexico.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-15
HEMISPHERE EVENTS

1857 under q state Of siege and
martial law.
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IBANEZ TO


SANTIAGO (UP) - The Ar
gentine Ambassador, Alexandra
Lastra extended a personal invita-
ton to the President of the Repub-
lie, Carlos Ibahez del Campo, to
attend to the ceremonies of the
Presidents Inauguration in Bue-
nos Aires, May l.
AS per official spokesman de-
clarations, the Chilean Executive
appreciated the invitation post
poning his answer for a near fu-
ture.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-15
TOURISTS EXPENDITURES
IN LATIN AMERICA UP

WASHINGTON (UP)- Ameri.
cam tourists spent $3.50, 100000
in Latin American during 1857,
an increase Of Z per cent over
1856.
The total amount spent by Anne.
rican tourists in all the world
during the year was $1,000 OC
and according to a statement of the
Commerce Dept. ut is expected tc
be greater in 1858"
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NEW AMBASSADOR

1t was said that President Ba-
tista instituted Giiell to request
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THE FAIRFAX COUNTY SCHOOL
construction of additions to the
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at the Once Of Superintendent.
w T. Woodson, Fairfax Co. Court
PM EST Ton on April IL IS. 1855 at At
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1,340 lin IT.. 80" dia.: .710 lin.
"a" dia.. and 790 lin. Il.
Is" dia.. reinforced concrete pipe
sewer Proposal forms. plans and
specifications obtainable from
Supervisor. Bid and Contract Sec
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Room i04, 400 Pennsylvania Ave.
nue. NV. Telephone National
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Hold
ing Probate Court No 95O83.
Administration. This Is TO Give
Notice That the subscriber, OF
the District OF Columbia. has OBJ.
tanned from the Probate Court OF
the District Of Columbia Letters
Of Administration on the estate
OF MARIA EWING, late. OF the
District OF Columbia. deceased
All persons having claims agains.
the deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof. legally anthem
ticated. 10 the subscriber. on or
before the LIST day Of October,
AID 1868, otherwise they may BY
law be excluded from all benefit
OF said estate Given under ny
hand this LIST day OF April, 1858
KATHLEEN EWING DAILY. 1850
THEoDoRE coosWEIL, Register
81 wills for the District Of Column
bia. Clerk Of the Probate Court.