davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1958-09-11
Sailors Who Steel
Wages Get PaY,
Passage to st. Lucid

Two sailors aboard the Brit
ish motor launch, "Scepter,"
who W e r e arrested and
charged with stealing $500 be-
longing to the captain, receiv-
cd suspended sentences in the
Municipal Court Friday after
it was found that they had not
been paid their wages, and got
no food or allowance for one
week, while the boat was in
port, according to an article in
the Home Journal.
The captain admitted that
the men had agreed to work
for ST a day on the voyage
from St. Lucia, but said that
no agreement has been made
as to when they would receive
the money.
When the captain reported
Continued on page n
, 1958-09-11
NATO Translator
Joins Stuff Of
Comm. S~ecreturidt

Port-of-Spain : John Arthur
Kay, translator and Minute
writer with the North Allan
tic Treaty Organization since
1851, has recently joined the
staff of the Central Secreta-
riat of the Caribbean Commits
sion as d French/English trans
lator, Mr.. K a y recently
arrived in Trinidad and as
sumed duty at Kent House,
Commission Headquarters.
Born in England, Mr.. Kay
W a 5 educated at Oundle
School, -Northamptonshire, and
Pembroke College, Oxford,
gaining the degree Of Bachelor
Of Arts in Politics, Philosophy
and Economics, before leaving
the University in 1910 to en-
ter war service.
During the war, Mr. Kay
served first with the United
Kingdom Land Services, and
then with the Oxford and
Bucks Light Infantry. He was
Signals instructor. Reconnais-
sance Regiment, and later IN
CONTINUED On page ~
, 1958-09-11
The Enemy Below"
Exciting Sea Drumd.
AT Alexander Thedter

a classic sea drama THE
Enemy Below co-starring Rob
ert Mitchum and Curt Jur-
gems, popular European star,
will be presented at the Alex
ander Theater this coming
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday.
Dick Pow
ell, in De Luxe Color for
Twentieth century-Fox, has
fashioned q compelling pictu-
rization Of a World War II
battle between an american
destroyer and a German sub
marine.
~The Enemy Below which
was adapted from the novel Of
, 1958-09-11
Selective Service
Locdl Bourd to Close
Sept. Is Thru rs
Proclamation
Designutes Oct. "a
United Notions Day"

The S~elective Service Sys- Governor Walter A. Gordon
tenn Local Board Offices in in a proclamation issued re-
Christiansted and Frederiksted Gently, urges citizens of the
will be closed during the Virgin Islands to observe Fri
period September Is through day, October oath as Omitted
26, it wa announced today BY Nations Day" and engage in
Anton Teytaud, Jr. such activities as will demon
During this period persons strate their faith in, and sup7
desiring information or wishing port Of, the United Nations.
to register may contact w. F. and contribute to a better pub
Messer at the United States lie understanding of its aims
District Court office in Chris and achievements"
tiansted or M. G. Todman at The Governor cited the fact
the Bata Shoe Store in Fred that recent events h a Y e
%eriksted, during the hours Of brought f~orcefully to the at
900 m. to 70 noon and 100 to tention of the world the need
500 pm. for a strong organization to in
The men ordered for Armed sure that the peoples Of the
Forces physical examination world may continue to live in
on Thursday, September Is, harmony, one with the other,
will report as ordered at 6:45 in an era which may test the
am. and will be dispatched as souls OF mankind. He stated
scheduled. also that the President Of the
, 1958-09-11

t sE#
the same name by Commm-
der D. A. Rayner, was pro-
duced with complete coopera-
ton Of the United States
Navy. Much Of the picture was
filmed in and around Pearl
Harbor in Hawaii. The des-
troyer escort USS Whitehurst,
a battle SCARED combat vet
eran of World War II Pacific
engagements and the Korean
CONTINUED on page A.
, 1958-09-11
Democrats Pick
Candidates for
Coming Nov. Election

The Christiansted Demo
cratic Club nominated DR..
Aubrey Anduze and Atty,
Frank Padilla to run for the
District of St. Croix, according
to a report received this
evening.
In ST.. Thomas the Demo-
cratic Club nominated Senators
Ron de Lugo and Lucinda
Millin to run flor reelection
as Senators at Large.
Frederiksted Democrats re-
Gently nominated DR.. Anduze
and Raymond Pedro for the
District of St. Croix.
, 1958-09-11

also that the President Of The
United States has proclaimed
that he considers that further
development of the processes
Of the United Nations will en-.
Continued on page AZ
, 1958-09-11
Senator LuWdetz
Asks Interior Secy
To Release Funds

written,to the Secretary Of the
Interior and has taken other
steps, as Chairman Of the Com
mittee on Public Works, to get
funds released for the Virgin
Islands Public Works program.
Under date Of September IL,
1858, Senator Lawaetz wrote
the AVIS as follows:
1T having come to my at
tention that the funds for Es-
sential Public Works Projects
which were appropriated by
the Senate on June 9, 1858.
have not as yet been released
for expenditure, / have asked
the Secretary of Interior Fred
A. Seaton to do everything in
his power to make this money
available for expenditure in
the. Virgin Islands without any
further delay.
| have also written to the
Chairman Of the Finance Com
mittee of the Legislature re-
guessing a meeting Of its mem.
hers, Governor John D. Mer-
win, Mr.. Seeley, and Public
Works officials, SO that the
funds can be made available
Immediately for the procure
ment Of equipment to enable
work on the many projects to
proceed at a rapid rate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08

ter. The main part of your meal, all made!
All you do is slip each Main Course from
its carton and pop it into the oven Serve
them in their own individual trays or on
your own china. -Four delicious varie-
ties, so everyone can enjoy his special
favorite without extra work by you.)
Look for new Swanson TV Main Courses
in your grocer's freezer today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08

Now you can enjoy Americas favorite
feast, even on busiest days! Just heat and
serve delicious Swanson Turkey Main
Courses. Thick, juicy slices of tender
Swanson turkey, cooked and seasoned as
only Swanson knows how f. real old
fashioned turkey dressing with savory
brown gravy :. potatoes whipped with
milk and served with rich creamery but
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INTERVIEWERS
White men and women, q
to SIS years, with car. Week.
ly salary, SIS plus commits
sion and bonus. No expert
ence necessary. Call UN. 4
2400 any day, 10 ANA pm.
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MILP-WuMLM
MANAGER

Applicant mnat have successful
BACKGROUND In selling, and be fam.
illnr with the operation Of q wom-
ems -to-weaT specially ahop
o. exper, IN = eQnnarahls position
This "a a new suburban store. Good
atartlnr salary, plua eommiaslon,
tmploye hfneha Include hoapiial-
i4ation nrlvA, discount on puT-
chanet and paid vacations, Write
resume STATING heekeround and
quals. 70 Boz saa-x, Star
MAT WRAPPER. part time, for
seli-seFvice aupermsfkel, must be
experienced. good paw and work :
inf cOndltions. Apply m person.
BucKiNdHAM atiPIR MkRkEr,
.pfO Nichols ave, Sc. No phone
NIGHT AUDITOR foF hotel IN Alss.
andria. Va. Mukt be espef. on MGR
5000. Phont III, 0.3O0O for appt,
NuRsE on AIDg. white, perma.
nent position. GOOD conditions
live In 10 B.eaai
orc cLk.. sa.aS. SLOW TYP; col.
leae backed, 3 days, $3.50, po-
TOMAC Emp. gaa4 Wilson blvd,
Arilnrton, "a. $4,000,
PERSONNEL CLERK, interestine
work, requires eood typina ability
and aboye.ayefaee intelligenee.
Aee 1880. We ofier 3a.hr, week,
air.eond, once, many company
benefits Apply IN person, Per.
sonnet Dent, 1905 NJ al NV
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ATLANTIC
Corp.
Alexandria, Va.
SECRETARIES

for national scientific re-
search organization. Some
physics or chemistry back
ground desirable. Excellent
stenographic and tipping
skills. Must have initiative
and able to take RESPONSE
bility. Congenial environ
ment in well-equipped Of
fees. 371a-hour week,
liberal fringe benefits. Sal
airy commensurate with
ability. For interview pleasS
call Elk. $500, Ext. 200.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-05
HELp-WoMER
STENOGRAPHERS


We would like 10 inter-
view competent women who
have fast. accurate short
hand and tipping skills;
good general office expert
ence. a willingness 10 work,
pleasant personality and
good appearance. For those
who qualify a permanent
challenging Job, excellent
working conditions, liberal
employe benefits and OPP
portunity for advancement
will be their reward. To
apply please call for an
appointment at the Cham
Der OF Commerce Of the U.
S., MA. $3.50, Ext. 3i4.
TEACHER, nursery school. quail
ned; Rises Manor area NE
TEACHERS. SUMNER EMPLOY.
MENT-unusual opportunity TOT
intereytinn work dealing with
small children. Part or fun time
work. Guaranteed income. Write,
phonss n snSssT'oi Box soa.x' star
TEACHERS - WORLD BOOK las
openings IN several areas IN No
n. G. and Va. full time or pert
Who qualify. CO s.ssfi,
TEACHERS. typinE, SHORTHAND
1904 N. Y. ave. NV. Rm. 22b,
TEACHERS. fall Of .5s, kindergar,
Ten nursery. music, ~ day; $1,000
broad 81. Fails CHI. JE. ssTs72,
TEACHERS. white; S3sO-Ss20 NO
ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY
COS i4th st. NV. RE 5-3a3s
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS = tx
pericnced only. Good opportunity
GOOD pay. no. 2-OO92.
TELEPHONE CLERK, Alex" ex-
per. working with public pre- .
personable : days; TO SIS. PO-
TOMAc EMPL,. oil King st.
Alex. XII. 9-5055.
TELLER. for savings and loan as
ISOLATION. IN Southeast Washing.
ton. Five-day week. Apply IN
Cations Apply Box i4o-i, Star.
TRAINEEs. bank, young. white
local. single. his. grads, on book.
keeping and proofs; no typing; ,
DAYS; short hours: 81 6OO-SJ. 900
v, WOOD PERSONNEL, Suite 232.
Southern Bldg., sos 18th st. NV.
at II. DI. 7-5152.
TYPIsTs, part time and full time
day work: maximum age. 40: min
mum speed, 80: stencil cuttini
exper. desirable. Apply in person
AAA LETTER SERVICE. ia 9th
81. NV.
TYPIsT = Opportunity for youns
woman interested in career with
casualty insurance company; D
day, 37h-hr. vk.; pleasant work
ing conditions. See Mrs. Cassidy
HARTFORD ACCIDENT a. IN.
IDENTITY CO. 1000 Vermont
ave. NV.
TYPIsT. young: 40 W.p.m; bene.
iits. $50 POTOMAC EMPL., lO4
Z. Broad ST., Fails Oh. JE. a-7272
TYPIsT. white. in need OF prae.
tice. must have been raised IN
Washington area. Ice, once mr.
18th and H SITS. nv: hrs. 5000
n day Saturday. Start S24O mo
Quick Advancement. Phone Ma
S-111S.
TWISTS, TO type labels and ship
ping forms. ill in form letters
etc; must type As to so w.p m. ?,
and be accurate on details; hieh
school graduate, white: permanent
Job. excellent conditions, air -cond
building. EN-. 2-9700.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-05
BOOKKEEPING
Machine Operator

Familiar with Burroughs
Sensimatic. Must be high
school graduate with at
least one year experience.
knowledge of accounting
office procedures and bal
ancing methods helpful.
Under 80. 371a-hour week,
excellent fringe benefits.
For interview please call
Elk. $500, Ext. 220.
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HELP-W0MEh

sEcY., NO sHTHD.. 3O-4s. oeorge.
town area. .-eirl ofc.: avail june
1; B days: 70 $500. POTOMAC
EMP. 1894 Wilson blvd, Arl,,
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ARISTO CLEANERS

COMPTOMETER OPERATOR =
National company needs temporary
operator for varied and interest,"
ms work. 5-day work week. Air
conditioned once, good vases.
Box 3p4-X, Star.
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RILp-wpMIA


nEAUTIcIAN--witA iellovlng, but
not NECESSARY, sxpsf,, one that has
worked IN All and Clarendon,
kE1E. Ills n. hudson 81 kfis
"a. s.feei. IA. s-essi AFTER .
lnkAuriCIAN. ail.Foana must ~
l.AFlH ewes, ard sun, CT, e.4epn
H csSESl SsirAMt Aose. up
nEAUficIAK, Tor wash, busy,
most beautiful, beauty salon. Col.
lege Park and NV, wonderful
RIA 6-dO0I 81 or, l.IsOl,
BEAUTIcIANs. 2 tor s.yllals, I
guaranteed salAry s5b; must be
. .sa s csil Va AM s,.I pAETo s.o.t iSSr
nKAuTIcIAN, COZ, conn after
THR wlLssb, nI' s.sSaao' "''
BEAuTICIAN. While. thorourhiy
experienced steady empleyment
~, i.fOi6
BEAUTY OPERATOR, white. sxpsr. .
Nood nay and comm, "a. s-nsat /.
Sun, and Mon, Herndon e5s,
BEAUTY OPERATORS. exper,
pleasant workine condsi ton SAL
AIRY commission arrangement,
Applicants eonndentiAl IA T.
aNl4i evea,, 3un,, IA, a-fs43,
BEAUTY OPERATOR. ss5-si00 per
week; auarantee, plus commistloni
b-dey wk no manlcuIine steady
nR5ssslh; 81 e CREATIVE ~. 7, HAIR
BEAuTy oPERAT0Rs--Prmais %
male, Tor new beauty shoe ~ Lib
n q n. nv Apply AZ TEDB
BEAUTY SALON 1907 Mass ave
BoOKKEEPER-TYPIsT, fun time.
b.day week. Can Oh, e.iie5, p-5.
BOOKKERPER for supply com.
pany. Aforementioned once; GOOD
opportunity. reference and ex-
perlence REQUIRED: aee e4-35. see
Mr.. MOSS. 940 New York ave.
NV.
BOOKKEEPER for established pro.
handling entire aecountine, IN
Guiding monthly statements; some
typlne required. No tax reports.
S-day week: air cond state auali-
fcations, age and salary range.
Box 2T6-Y, star.
BOOKKEEPNG MACHINE OPER.
AT0R, MGR $780, 5 DAYS; start,
$50 POTOMAC EMPL,, iO4 Z.
Broad ST., Fails CHI. JE. e-7212.
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE
OPERATOR
with experience. for Burroughs
machine Pleasant WORKING con-
ditions: liberal employee benefits
SECURITY BANK
9th and q SITS. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-05

BEAuTIcIAN-with iellovlpI, euI
sSISs SUss S iSs..s s " SiIl'
"a. s.tsei. "A. s-0asi after I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-05
Principal
CLERK

YOUNG lady, 2s-3s, for an
interesting and permanent
assignment In our advertise
Ing research department.
Duties REQUIRE an In.
dlvldual who can type well
and has had experiences
with calculators and adding
machines. Prior experience
IN detailed clerical work and
workinR with nrures helpful,
After initial training. anpli-
cant is 10 produce tabula-
tons from survey and re-
search materials.
Normal work week. Cons
genial associates. REGULAR
paw Increases.
Apply Personnel, RIM. 500,
$40 AM. 10 $3.50 PM.
weekdays; y AM. I'll noon,
Saturday, No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAT
IInI nA Avyn NJ VIZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-05
CORRESPONDENCE
DICTATORS

We have several openings for
competent women from sS 70 -, 20
mand Of the English language. Po-
sitions entail composing and die
tating business letters for a WE'LL
known organization. college train
ing which includes Journalism or
an English major would be helpful.
Excellent working conds.; 5-day,
40-hr. wk. Annual and sick leave.
In confidential resume. give age.
education and previous exper. Box
490-X, Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-05
HELP WOMEN

ACCOUNTING cLERK-An inter-
resting position, for a person hay-
ing an aptitude and liking for
figures; the position Is permanent
ana offers opportunities for pro-
motion on a merit basis.
we have attractive employe bene-
hts, incl. a 5-day wk.. free insur.
ance and disqualification and paid
vacation, UNITED SERVICES LIFE
INSURANCE CO, 1925 Eye 81. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-05
YOUNG MEN

Wen-eslabllshed expandlng CON.
pany has interesting once poailion'
9pen tor hish seneoi ssenas,e,, !
for Advancement, Prefer permanenl
resident who "a single, b.day week
Company dement's. Apply Room 800
Aiu 18th 81. nv,
SAILS CARKEm-ws want . man
who believes N hls aeing s nS2
who t.,pecis 70 BE- compensated
accordingly, To the man Who
duAlifea We ofier q permanent
and independent business career
within the framework Of our na'
tiona examination cah I'M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-05

Under rs, for Advsrtlsing research
department. Of national news.
Should enjoy working with
nnures and detail, aood worklng
knowledge Of Arithmetic essential,
Calculating machine experience de.
Fres hospital and suraicAl inaur-
Ance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-05

YOUNG MAN for counter sales
slisry. OBJ fef adysnesmeni, bii,
day VI, Call Nj, wiLLiAhs. NO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-05
ATTENTION MEN
EARN 500 A DAY

We are a new company. W.
need 50 men, No experience nee.
tssary. We will train you. This u
4 steady Job. Neat appearance I'M
bortant EarninaS start a. onee
hpply Ills 18th s.. NV" INC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-05
CALL ", $4,000, EXT, cal
BETwEEN ! AND s. Pm.
CLERK-TYPIST

teading weekly news imagining
seeks YOUNG sirl for varied clerical
unit rer 0 S,shs p, gmS 20 0 sspn
advertiaing merchandise. should
BE- able 10 tyre % w,p,m, minimum
pleasant workina conditions, many
company benenta.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-05
ATTENTION
RESIDENTS
BERWYN HGTS
HOLLYWOOD

Waitress positions are now avail.
able at our College Park store. Sal
airy plus tips afford q good oppor-
tunity for excellent weekly income
Day or night hours. Apply Mrs
Mcconnell. dining room manager
HOT SHOPPE. BALTIC, ave, or phont
TU. $4,000. Ext. 3a7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-05

YOUNG MAN, stock elsrki geOd
nfceaaary, ARTS AND CRAFTS.
$3.50 Baltimore ave, colleae PARA
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Excellent Opportunity
FULL OR PART TINE

We need I'VE men capable q
sarnina 500 frss four weeks full
time. $500 part time GOOD train.
ms program, Opportunity Tor a..
Vancrment. Paid vacations, Call
Mn TftJNT'T III. n.5s5D.
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HELp-NpMEn

AGoREssTvE LADFEs : sek psl
week. parf time silver AprIni
area no age limit great ~
PLoYKKs nKNKrrT Co, INC,
hf09 OeorgiA ave, oil. apgs Nd
OPEN SUN, iO-b, ~, A-4l26,
OTnfa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-05

Many Other screened Positions
Annette D. Tatelman
235 Woodward Bldg. RE. 7-44l4
T33 18th ST. NV at H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-05

lnteresting opsninG for typilt IN
naurenee companyi b-dag week
rleAfant turfeundlnls ana other
snpleyse esnerll. oQod CHANGE iqr
snrS sIes R az "a sI e 20 Wees n
CLERK TYPIST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-05
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

CHURCH AID EMPL. CENTER,
1l27 5th st. n.w.-Men, spring
cleaners, homes, settled couple;
free apt. women, eve, duties.
NE. s-4907. ME. $4,000.
COUPON MEN AND LADIES
Fastest moving in the country;
top comm: transp. furn, 242O
Wilson blvd. RIM. 206, Arl.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-19
CONSTRUCTORS EscoLAREs

ria de los ~parlamentarios conser-
vadores.
Derrotada la ratification de Va
lencia, debera entonces procederse
a elegir I'm candidate de comun
acuerdo entire los representatives
de los partidos. La forma en- que Sc
eliza este candidate no ha sido de-
terminada y tampoco Sc han avan-
zado nombres de posibles fiquras.
Lleras Camargo ma dicho~ varias
wees que Sc mantiene en- SUI COM
promise de llevar al liberalismo a
votar por I'm candidate conserva.
dor, pero Gomez ha sugerido que
ell propio Lleras seria possible como
candidate de la coalicion.
La selection de este candidate.
por parte de los parlamentarios de
los dos partidos, no sera un proce-
so Official de election, sino mera.
mente un proceso politico, en- de-
sarrollo de los pactos de coalici6n,
la importaneia que tiene, sin en-
barge, es la de que ese candidate
tendra asegurada la election con-
ira cualquier otro que quiera pre-
sentarse, pues contraria con ell libe
ralismo. que ayar demostro ser ma
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-19

yorfa nacional, y por 10 menos eli
laureanismo conservador que tam.
bien demostr6 aver ser mayoria
en- su partido.
Ell sabado pasadog en- una alocu-
cion pre-electoral, y anteanoche a
la media noche, Valencia dio a en-
tender que esta dispuesto a seguir
de candidate hasta las elecciones
del 4 de mayo. Sus partidos consi-
deran que es muy popular y que OBJ.
tendria gran respaldo liberal, 81
no Official por 10 menos de las ma
sas. Pero esa candidatura Sc veria
muy amenazada, 81 las directivas
liberales ordenan votar por otro
candidate, pues Ell liberalismo do
muestras aver, de ser en- estos mo-
mentos I'm partido totalmente dis
ciplinado, que rechaz6 todas las d.
sidencias.
Ademas del candidate de union
nacional que convenga a los parla.
mentarios de los dos partidos y de
Valencia-si este decide continuar
SUI campana-cualquier grupo poll.
tico puede presentar otro candida
to a las e1ecciones presidenciales
Pasa q Ia p6g. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-19
Estudia Ia 0EA Propuesta en- la oTAN
Para Mayor ~Intercambio Entire Ambus

Sc supo que varios gobiernos la.
tlnoamericanos han rechazado las
sugestiones de Estados Unidos. de
que ell proyectado intercambio sea
coordinate por una comisi6n espe-
cial Representative de la OEA, Ia
OTAN, ell Pacto de Bagdad v la
Organization del Tratado de Asia
Sudoriental.
Tanbien Sc supo que rechazaron
la idea de que observadores de la
OTAN asistan a las sesiones del
consejo de la OEA.
En- Gambia parece existir acuer
40 general de que la suggestion de
Spaak, para un mayor intercambio
de informaciones, no modifica la
actual polftica de hacer publicas to
das las decisiones de la OEA Y es
por 10 tanto acceptable.
Estados Unidos piensa que Ia.
OTAN puede aprender mucho de
la organization interamericana. ma
cida hace 100 amos, especiaImente
en- los terrenos de la seduction pa
cifica de disputas y cooperation
economical y social
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-19

resultaron elegidos aver. Ahora de-
bera comenzar ell proceso politico
de la ratification de esa candida
tura.
Tan pronto como Sc conozcan los
datos definitivos de las elecciones
de anteayer, los parlamentarios
elegidos Sc reunirAn "no como
Congress-, sine como r~epresentan-
ties de sus respectivos partidos'',
para discutir ell problema de la can
didatura presidential. Sc puede an
ticipar va que aproximadamente
las dos terceras parties de los par
lamentarios Conservatives vota-
ran en- contra de la c%andidatura
de Valencia.
Los seguidores de Valencia espe-
ran contar con los votos de los par
lamentarios liberales, afirmando
que este partido Sc encuentra COM
prometido a respaldarlo por pac-
tos suscritos ell ano pasado. Sin
embargo, ell director del liberalis-
mo, ex Presidente Alberto Lie
'ras Camargo, ha hecho repetida-
mente la declaration de que los
parlamentarios liberales no impo-
dram un candidate sobre la mayo
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-19

reelection de Rojas Pinilla. Des-
pues de la caida de Rojas Pinilla,
Valencia sigui6 siendo Ell candida
to de la Union Nacional de los dos
partidos politicos, hasta cuando Ell
septuagenario Y enfermo ex Presi-
dente, Laureano Gomez regres6 de
sus cuatro amos de exilio en- Espa.
ma y 10 veto a nombre del Partido
Conservador.
En- Ell proceso electoral de aver
Eel .dnico que ha permitido como
Ger la opinion publica en- los dlti-
mos nueve afios-se ponia a iuego
la affirmation de, 81 Gomez real
mente podia vetar a Valencia a
nombre del partido. La mayoria
obtenida por Ell expresidente no
dej6 dudas de que Gomez controla
la gran masa conservadora.
En- vfsperas del plebiscito del pa
sado primero de diciembre, GUAM
do los dos partidos Sc comprome-
theron a compartir Ell poder por
doce amos, hubo I'm acuerdo politi-
co en- ell cual Valencia acept6 que
su candidatura, como "de union
nacional', fuese sometida al refe-
rendurn de los parlamentarios que