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POSITION
AVAILABLE

person OF character and stability
with business or sales background
10 be |. sales supervisor In pro-
teeted area; 4Ia days q week: age
20 to SO. with q desire for future
sales management: limited travel
Our carefully trained personne
earn from $1,000 to $4,000 year.
~ National corporation with Of
noes In major cities. Interviews
you win have an Opportunity e
carefully investigate our program
before leaving your presentl posi-
ton.
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YOUNG MAN twhitel. high school
grad: perm. position: interested
in learning freisht rates with
motor carrier bureau: 5-dsy vk.
air-cond once Apply MIDDLE
ATLANTIC CONFERENCE, Eli Z
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SEE US FIRST
The Above Is A Partial List Only
SALARIES. S2,S00-S5,200

MAKE OUR AGENCY YOUR
FIRST STOP
CONE IN AND ENJOY 10y A
AND LET Us HELP YOU
NATIONAL
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S.

Company paid fee) We have OPEN
ines for white his. grads who have
an ability and aptitude for learn
ing something new.
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Statesmen, exper. in lab. equip
and supplies, deg. in chemistry OF
industrial engrg. desired. Several
areas open. Salary $4,000 plus
comm, car and expenses. BIZ
Hopson, SMELLING AGCYs sos
14th st. NV, ST. 3-6SS6.
statesmen = Sales opportunity.
World wide sales organization ex-
banding local once. Training sales
aids, salary, bonus and 2O-yr
pension plan provided to the 2
men selected. Send resume to Box
97O-K, Star. indicating particu-
lars. Ali replies held in confidence
Statesmen - A solid continuing
business Of your own without in
vestment at any time. We supply
exclusive Berg revolying display
cases. Complete with COSTUME
jewelry, gifts. and novelties, fol
placement on rental or loan
basis in drug and grocery stores
supermarkets, motels, beauty
shops, hospitals, bowling alleys
etc. See Americas newest. most
beautiful displays. Begin on full
or part time with ] or 100. Cal
MR.. HANNA, so. 5-S42S.
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REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, expert.
enced only with. . PROVEN REC.
ORD 70 associate with aEgreaslye
suburban Maryland once. New and
used homes, trades, speculatlQ
etc. WEEKLY DRAW--TEN PER
CENT nONU6--pAfD VACATION
--oROUp fNeURANCE-8ALEd
CONTESTS and other benentEll
The BEST statesmen IN this area
are beating q path to our door,
Call W before the door closes
Why work elswhere for lesA2 An
once with hlrh sales and high
morale will effect you toolll Make
TEN THOUSAND and up or you
aren't tryinglil Call Ap. 7-e400,
BOWERS BROS, for appointment.
REAL ESTATE sALEsAlAN--Mont.
Co. resident pref. We will train
right person. earnings unlimited
Car and phone Necessary. ALLEN
REALToR. RA. o-3333, ~. D.
REAL ESTATE Statesmen
Experienced only. Pull OF part time
Take ADVANTAGE Of the opportuni-
ties available with our oreaniza-
ton. Many salable homes, tops In
commission, share profit bonuses,
incentive contests and one Of the
LARGEST advertising budgets TO as
elst you. Top-quality men only.
Confidential Interview. Call Mr..
sINpLER REALTY CO.
no. o.I2S7
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What Makes a
Good Place to Work.?

GOOD PAY
AN EXPANDING COMPANY ALLOWING AMPLE
OPPORTUNITY FOR ADVANCEMENT
EXCEPTIONAL WORKING CONDITIONS IN
PLEASANT SURROUNDINGS
CONVENIENT SUBURBAN LOCATIONS, NO
COMMITTING PROBLEMS
INTERESTING AND CHALLENGING WORK
ASSIGNMENTS
"A ST-SHARING EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM
AN INSURANCE PROGRAM COVERING LIFE,
DISABILITY, DECENTRALIZATION, SURGICAL
AND MAJOR MEDICAL
A PENSION PLAN
"A LIBERAL PAID VACATION AND SICK
LEAVE POLICY
At MELPAR you will find ALL of the above
mentioned benefits integrated into a program
that truly makes
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REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE BROKER
WILLING TO WORK
NIGHTS, SATURDAYS
AND SUNDAYS. SUPER
WISE SALES HELP IN
THE SELLING OF
NEWLY BUILT HOMES
ON A PROJECT BASIS.
$4,000 PER YEAR. MUST
BE LICENSED IN THE
STATE OF MARYLAND.
, BOX 254-R, STAR.
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RENTAL, MAN
RESPONSIBLE MAN
WHO CAN SELL

II you are an established resident
Of your community. ambitious and
Trustworthy, here is an opportun.
ity to get set In a permanent
business where, without cash in
vestment, you can enjoy steadS
earnings far above the average
and where you will be your own
boss. You will work in q protected
territory on liberal advance
commission basis: receive full
commission on all repeats anc
mail orders, You will also re-
ceive leads from nationwide ad-
vertising in leading maintenance
and other business magazines. We
are the largest In our field, and
guarantee each one of the more
than 100 products that We manu-
facture. Our field is every buildinf
in the United States. This Is Q
real opportunity. If you drive a
car and can fill the requirements
mentioned above, you can enJoS
independence, financial security
and customer goodwill with oui
line. For full inform alton write
SALES MANAGER, Dept. Z. P. o
Box 1917. Cleveland ., Ohio.
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ARTIST.

Must be experienced and good on
womens and children's fashions
for newspaper reproduction: per
manent position, 40-hour ,week'
salary commensurate with ability.
MORTON's 3l2 9TH st. NV DI.
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EILp WOMEN

ACCOUNTING CLERK. must have
aome Bookkeeping experience and
med nu.,,,t typins Seilily l. rsrns:
fFoaRpSng kicscsinpfNr ANb INbEIl.
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RELpMEM

TEAcHRRs. schools and colleges
4. bsl.o.. IA tsaiSssrrs $500
TEACHERS, white. auahfied. mar
sa nS sf ns sor o sss d sss ssAiS q,
young couple. $4,000. ADAMi
TEACHERS AGENCY, sos I4tl
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TINS rs THE CHANCE or a LIFE.

nent Jobs with home improvement
company; experience preferred but
not essential. Call MR., JAMES
SMITH, CN. 4-33sS.
THIS is THE CHANCE OF A LIFE
TIME, an opportunity to join a
Ice. 64-yr .-old company that is
financially one Of the soundest in
the country. Join the top agency
in the country and work with
men who enjoy incomes in excess
OF your widest dreams, A company
where the agent is the list con-
sideration, a company where the
agents decide on policy and hiring
OF new men. A company that gives
the agent free non-contributory
Decentralization. life and health in
plan End TO none. A company that
pays bonuses TO the agent of up
to 500 OF his earned income an
nually. A company that gives con-
ventions to the agent and his
wife for a week. All expenses paid
by the company, A. company that
has monthly prizes for everyone.
A company that gives all the
agents all their supplies, once,
ETC., plus all the leads you can
ever see, A company that has pi-
oneered some OF the most success
full policies in the industry. A
company that is progressive be-
yond anything. ever IMAGINED. A
company that has sales tools for
you that guarantee success. A
company that finally has a plan
to finance qualified agents in the
business today and for life so
that you don't have 70 stay for a
year or so and then 20 out Of
business. This Is a company that
gave me an opportunity to earn
all the money ! felt / was worth.
Joined the company January
18th, 1859. So far to date / have
been promoted to unit manager,
have earned first year commissions
$4,000 and am happier than ever
in my life. II you are interested
in the same possibility, then call
now at CIR. 3-502O.
TILE SETTER MECHANIC; exper.
necessary: top wages. work guar.
for right man. Call HE. 9-267l.
TOBACCO CLERK, full time, expe-
sary; company benefits: paid va
in person, 1922 wis. ave, Be-
thesda, Md.
TREE MEN. experienced only;
refs. required; top wages to men
VINO qualify. Call ia. g-314l, 0
TRUCK DRIVER, Nd. chaufieur's
permit: must be willing to work.
J, w. JOHNSON. Ii. 6-e130.
~ TECHNICIAN--outside, full or
part-time. Call NO. 7-360S,
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TELEPHONE sOLICITORs-Perma-
nent Jobs with home improvement
company; experience preferred but
not essential. Call Mr., JAMES
SMITH, CN. 4-33SS.
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RETIRED. PART OR

RETIRED. PART OR
FULL-TIME MEN
To contact homeowners about I'm
provements. Experience unneces,
sary. II you like people. you viii
And this to be interesting ano
pleasant, vell-paying work. Phone
MON, 8 NOON, LA. 6-1SS2.
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SALESMAN, semi-retired, having
good personal following with lob.
bers and Chain Store buyers OF
foods, drugs and tobacco sundries.
Must know D. c., Baltimore or
Richmond buyers exeeptionally
well. Full or part time. Write
fully. Box 2S4-S, Star.
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SALESMAN

MEMS CLOTHING
ENcED, AGdREssfVE, MAN 10
WORK IN PLEASANT, ACTIVE.
SUBURBAN STORE. APPLY
WEBSTER CLOTHES, EAsToVER
SHOPPING CENTER, 4003 IN
DiANHEAD RID. Sc.
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AcCTS. PAYABLE, s. SPY; SIS!
Clk.- Ty., Riggs, s. Oak. $32S
ofc. nurse. exp, S. spg. to S40(
l-giri ofc., College PIX S30l
elk. -typist, Beltsville $4,000 500
Recep. -typist, Rockville $27,
Recep. -typist, W. Hyattsville 90 S26l
Recep. -typist, Langley PIX. -S25(
PBX-typist, Ga. ave, --S29(
SECYS., 1895
Rockville, Bethesda, s.; spg.,
Hyattsville, Reltsvilie,
College Park, NE. and NV.
Secy., no shhd., vic. Cath. o., S35t
girl ofc., Wis ave. --- S2Si
Gen. ofc. vic. Laurel S2S,
elk. -typist, personnel, s. g., SIS.
elk. -typist, Blair I'd, - 81!
Matl assts., college math. S45(
Asst. bkkpr., Blair I'd. S26i
Trainee, white, earn blue -,
OK, no tyDing, s; $. S92!
HAGGERTY .EMPL.
a1s Ellsworth Dr.. s. g., JU. s-6464
7424 Wis. Ave. Beth. OIL. 6-444.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-19

ACCOUNTING CLERKS. BKKPo.
esx SPR s. ahT sjE3c GRE ARE
(many), TYPISTs (manyl, ETC.
CHECK FIRST WITH
COLUMBIA EMP. SERV.
1871 G NV, Suite 224 ME 5000
A PRIVATE AGENCY
known for Quality"
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TEMPORARY, NO FEE

Stenos.. typists, dictaphone oprs.'
short-term assignments top pay
ALL-OFFICE EMPL. AGCY,
Suite 81 711-14 ct. NV.
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VAN
MOVERS
NEEDED!

Would you like to earn an average
Of 81 900 per month? Many sue.
cessful van operators do this
regularly driving for Aero May.
flower Transit Co, Inc, under 4s.
State contract. II net over $1,000
per month, have paid for tive
tractors, own q new car, new
household furniture. and have
built up q nice bank account
since Joining Mayflower's contract
fleet in 1853" says George Rob.
inson. We are expanding May.
flowers service and need add.
tional van operators % years OF
older to go into business fol
themselves with Mayflower. WI
furnish company paid training
II needed, at no cost. All you neec
Is desire to become Independent
businessman and q 1857 or newer
model tractor titled in your name
that meets Interstate Commerce
Commission safety requirements
Personal references needed. Write
Jack Adams, p. o. Box 107, Indi.
annapolis &, Indiana.
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THE EVENING STAR
225 Virginia Ave. Sc.
REAL ESTATE

Partner wanted with brokers' II;
cense for new ONCE. Have all
: leads, listings and springboard
for fastest growth in city for
colored properties. Tremendous
opportunity. Box 2S3-S, Star.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN OF
broker. exper., to form partner
ship in new brokerage ONCE in
Silver Spring. with builder sup
plying 25 houses a year. Replies
confidential Box 33e-K, Star.
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ROD AND CHAIN man. time and I
half after 40 hours. experienced
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-19
OTHER POSITIONS

1920 N. Y. ave. NV, RE. 1874
ACCOUNTANT, graduate $4,000
ASSIST. EXEC. SEcY., top -.
flite, under 80 to S40l
BILLING elk, nearby Va SIC
BKKPR. TYP, assoc. $4,000
elk. TYP. likes figures - $500
elk. TYP, ms, young S6f
FILE elk. TYP, assoc. --S3,4W
SECY., real estate ----- TO SSi
SECY., ms, life exp, - opeT
STAT. TYP, CPA, st. $1,000
STENo, medium shhd. - So
STENO.. s.w. area Lunch $50
tyr. RECEIPT. filling, young
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rR .TGIt D 1l;lT. 7. I Md, eheuIsaTs
J. W. JOHNSON. Ii. $3.50.
~ TECHNICIAN-outside. full or
part-tiIne. Call NO. 7-360s,
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Hos 18th 81. NV. *, 3.1250
ADVERTISING ASSISTANT, direct
mail and sales promotion. Must
know how to write letters that
sell. be neat and fast typist, IN
teresting career opportunity with
printing and publishing arm;
$4,000 to start, plus many corr :
PAW benefits. Write your sales
letter to Box I0p-S. star.
a Al. :. Ill III N. n ~ a &c Onn
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ROUTE SALESMAN, unusual cp-
portunity II lualified. salary, plus
commission. Call JU. 7-6541.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-19
Cupturun en-
Venezuela q
CompIotistu

MARACAIBO, Venezuela, mar
20 Is. (UPI-Abel Piedrahita,
presunto pistolero colombiano,
fue detenido hoy por detectives
de las policias criminologica y
judicial de esta ciudad, segun
anunciaron las autoridades.
Por SUI parte, ell diario "Pano-
rama, acusa a Piedrahita de
estar al servicio de "complotis-
tas internacionales que operan
desde Colombia con planes con-
ira personeros del actual regi-
men venezolano."
De acuerdo con informacones
que Sc tienen aqui, Piedrasita
desaparecio de Barranquilla dias
antes y Sc suponia que habia
viajado a Venezuela.
Las autoridades informaron,
ademas, que buscan a Rafael
Abreu, ex jefe de la policia dc
Republica Dominicana y Rafael
Orozco, basandose en- denuncias
de prensa sobre presunta inter
vencion en- actividades similares
a las de Piedrahita.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-19
0posicion Pide al Gobierno
Argentine Que Exp|ique 10
del Ap|azamiento Electoral
Sc Trota de EIeeeiones MunieipoIes

BUENOS AIRES, mario 49,
(UPI-La oposici6n ha pedido
al Gobierno que explique por
que aplazo las elecciones NUM-
cipales que debian efectuarse
este mes en- la Provincial de San
ia Fe.
Varios d~iputados de oposicion
pidieron la session especial, que
Sc celebrara ell "a de mario, Y
Sc ha requerido al Ministro del
Interior, Alfredo Vitolo, que
concurra a ella para explicar la
decision del Gobierno de apla--
Ear por 100 dias las elecciones
que estaban dispuestas para ell
"a de mario.
Sc espera que en- esas eleccio.
mes, las mas importantes de las
elecciones provinciales a efec-
tuarse este a1o, votaran unas
SOC, 1000 personals.
Segun algunas versiones, ell
aplazamiento tuvo por objeto
dar tempo al Partido Peronis-
ia -ahora llamado justicialista
= para que obtenga una recon
sideracion de la decision de una
Junta Electoral que lie prohibi6
particular en- las elecciones.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-19
Gran P|anta
E!ectrica
Construirdn en-
Buenos Aires

BUENOS AIRES, mario 18.
CUPID. P~roximamente Sc
abriran licitaciones sobre una
nueva planta de energia cleo
trica que Sc construira en- Rio
Negro, IONA costera a varios
centenares de Kilometres al sur
de Buenos Aires, a I'm costo
de 350.000.0 5000 pesos 5000. 900
de dolares.
Tn vocero del Gobierno de-
claro aver que la licitaci6n ext
gira unai inversion de 1.087.0 900
libras esterlina y 159. 000.0 900 pc
SOS, con plazo hasta 1868 para
hacer los pages.
La proyectada planta termo-
electrical tendra capacidad de
10000 kilovatios y Sc ha fila
do un plazo de tres amos y ocho
meses para su construction. Las
calderas de la planta seran SUI
ministradas por una firma ar
gentina.
I'm vocero Official dijo que la
nueva planta Complementary la
labor de las centrales hidroelec-
tricas construidas en- la iona
y contribuira a la Industrial
zacion de Rio Negro.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-19
Argentina no ha
Contestudo AIN
Notu ~Puruguuyu
Referenfe q Asilo
Politico

BUENOS AIRES, MARIO Is.
-CUPI-"Por ell Momento" ell
gobierno argentine no dara a
publicidad la nota elevada por
las autoridades paraguayas res
pecto al asilo otorgado a los
hermanos Cardozo cuya en-
trega solicit6 nuevamente la
Cancilleria. La information del
Ministerio de Relaciones Exte-
riores exprea que ell Gobierno
argentine estudia esa nota que
"sera contestada en- SUI oportu-
nidad'. Por otra parte, Sc in
dico que no Sc ha recibido min
guna communication del Para
quay, acerca del asilo otorga-
do aqui a los ciudadanos para
guayos que entraron al pals
por Clorinda.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-19
Rico Concedi6
al Embojador
de Nicaragua Herdocid
DipIomdtieo Renunei6 Para no servir q vn Regimen
pxo4oeAar Ia A+.aHaIas. y. nosnAAHA.m -

SAN JOSE, Costa Rica, mar
20 10. = OILS exdiplomaticos nj
caraguenses, DR.. Leonte Herdo-
cia Ortega, que era Embajador,
y Otto Somarriba, Consejero
de la Mission, visitaron al Mi
nistro de Relaciones Exteriores,
Mario Vargas, a quien notifi-
caron oficialmente de sus re-
nuncias, y ell primero pidio ash
10 politico en- ell pals, ell que lie
fue concedido.
Somarriba salio para Mexico,
donde reside SUI esposa. Herdo-
cia dijo que esperaba ingresar
en- ell Colegio de Abogados y
ejercer aqui su profession.
Herdocia Ortega, quien duran
tie muchos amos desempeno car
COS ~diplomaticos de Nicaragua,
siendo Embsjador en- Ell Saliva
dor y u~ltimamente en- Gotta Rica,
desde hace mas de 2 amos, renun
clio de SUI alto cargo, denuncian-
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-19

susanna NERY DE MORA:-Infatigable hder
del niovimiento panamericano en- Washington es la
sonora susanna Merry de Mora, esposa del S~ecretario
General de la Organization de Estados Americanos,
Doctor Jose A. Mora. Recientemente organize I'm
ciclo de conferencias sobre asuntos interamericanos
con ell especifico ~prop6sito de erear y mantener in
teres en- ell desarrollo del Hemisferio entire las espo-
sas de los miembros del Gabinete, del Congreso, y de
altos funcionarios del Gobierno estadounidense. Ell
grupo, entire doscientaS y trescientaS damas, Sc reune
ell tercer lunes de cada mes en- la Union Panamerica-
ma para escuchar a tan distinguidos- oradores como ell
Doctor Milton Eisenhower, Presidente de la Universe
dad John Hopkins y hermano del President de la Re-
publica, ell destacado autor brasileno Tristan de
Athayde, y Ell Honorable Kenneth B. Heating, Sena-
dor Republican, del Estado de Nueva York.
La serie de conferencias fue inaugurada en- enc
70 pasado por ell Vicepresidente de los Estados Uni
dos, Richard M. Nixon, en- ceremonial a la cual tam
bien fue invitada la sonora Mammie Doud de
Eisenhower.
Especialmente para hablar en- la reunion del mes
de abril, vendra a Washington, desde Quito, ell ex-
Presidente del Ecuador, senior Gallo Plaza. Otros di-
sertadores en- los proximos meses incluiran al senior
Eric Johnston, Presidente de la Association Cinema
tografica de los EStados Unidos y destacado interna-
cionalista; ell Gobernador de Puerto Rico, don Luis
Munoz Marin; y la sonora Claire Booth Luce, reciente-
mente nombrada Embajadora estadounidense en- ell
Brasil.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-19

do al Gobierno de Nicaragua de
sonales contra los emigrados po-
querer perpetrar atentados per-
liticos del regimen de los Somo-
"a.
"En rebeIdia con mi cOncien.
cha para cOntinuar sirviendo a
un regimen protector de afro
pellOs y desmanes -dijo Her
docia a SOmOza- tenga a bien
aceptar, con caracter irrevOca-
BILE, mi renuncia". Y agrego:
"PersuadidO de que algunOS ne.
fastos grupos que 10 rOdean a
I'd. llevan al caos a mi Patria,
Nicaragua, llegandO a los mas
bajos extremes de la calumnia
para que los afectadOs Sc vean
obligadOs a realizar actOs delic-
tuOsOs, no tengo otra alterna-
tiva que alinearme con quienes,
de buena fe Y sinceridad, as.
piran a una Patria mej0r".
Posteriormente Herdocia Or
tega dijo a los periodistas que
ell Consul General de Nicaragua
en- Nueva York, Guillermo Lang,
lie telefoneo desde Panama y lie
"propuso e hizo insinuaciones
que cualquier hombre bien in
tencionado 'esta obligado a con-
denar y maldecir. Quiso que me
hiciera complete de una serie
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-19
Crul. Arumburu
viaiurd en- AbriI
a Europa

BUENOS AIRES, mario 10.
(UPI)-El Oral. Pedro Euge-
MO Aramburu, ex presiden-
tie provisional de Argentina,
anuncio que viaiara a Euro
pa a mediados de abril.
Aramburu, ell hombre que
condujo a la Argentina des-
de ell fir de la dictadura Pc
ronista hasta SUI primer Co
bierno Democraticamente ele
gido en- muchos amos, decla-
no que aun no habia decidido
que paises europeos visitara
en- SUI gira, pero que Fran
cia seria decididamente uno
de ellos, porque SUI hija resi-
de en- csc pals.
Ell General declare tam
bien que todavia no ha re-
suelto 81 viajara a Chile, CO.
mo Sc habia informado en-
los proximos dfas.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-19

Ell Gobierno Revolucionario
de Cuba, desde que lego a las
Naciones Unidas SUI Embajador
Manuel Bisbe, anuncio que as
pira a una posici6n en- la Conf
sion de DerechoS Humanos. Es-
ia semana, al comenzar la Conf
sion un nuevo periodic de sesio-
mes, la Delegation de Cuba en-
VIC a ella, como observador, al
Ministro Plenipotenciario Car
los Lechuga.
En- estas s%esiones otros pal
ses latinoamericanos que tienen
observadores son la R~epublica
Dominicana, Chile y Uruguay.
Ell Embajador Dominicana, En-
rique de Marchena, que ocupa
I'm sitio junto al observador Gu
bano, asiste personalmente a las
reuniones de la Comision.
Algunos diplomaticos latino
americanos, como prueba de que
la representation geografica en-
la Comision de Derechos Huma-
nos es inadecuada, subrayan que
en- las otras comisiones organi-
cas- del Consejo Economico Y
Social no hay tai desproporcion.
En- la Comision de Transpor-
te y Comunicaciones, que tiene
Is miembros, hay tres paises Ia
Latinoamericanos: Ecuador, Me-
xico y Venezuela.
La Comisi6n de Poblaci6n,
con Is miembros, cuenta con
tres: Argentina, Brasil y Ell Sal
vador.
La Comision de Asuntos So
cianes eta 'integrada por 10
PASSES tiene en- SUI seno a tres:
Colombia, Repdblica Dominica
ma y Ecuador.
En- la Comision Juridica v So
cial de la Mujer, es donde la
America Latina disfruta de una
mayor representation. Entire las
integran, hay cinco que repre-
sentan a Argentina, Republica
Dominicana, Mexico, Chile y Gu
ba, que preside ell ORGANISING.
Una mayoria del grupo Lati-
noamericano pareceria inclina-
do a gestionar que la representa-
cion regional Sc eleve de dos a
cuatro miembros. De esa manera
la America Latina tendria la re-
presentation proportional que
disfruta en- las otras comisiones.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-19

de atentados a realizar en- Cos
ia RIGA, e insinu6 que 20 bus
case Gangsters para llevarlos a
su realization. Herdocia Orte-
ga agreg6 que este era la Gull
minacion de 10 que puede So
portar Yin hombre honrado y de-
cente".
BESIDE Managua.el Consul del
Gobierno de los Somoza en- Nue.
va York desmintio 10 dicho por
Ell Embajador Herdocia, y cali
fico de "calumnia" la especie.
Tambien dijo que ell diploma
tico nicaragiiense Sc halla ZEN
fermo".
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-19
Rafael CaIdera DieIara
Conierencias en- Panama

CARACAS, MARIO 18.-
CUPID. = Ell DR.. Rafael
Caldera, Presidente de la
Camara de Diputados y
lider del Partido Copei,
partio a Panama, a donde
ha sido especialmente in.
vitado para dictar una Sc
RE de conferencias sobre
temas sociales.
En- SUI viaje de regreso
visitara a Cartagena, Ba.
rranquilla y tai vez Bo-
gotta.
Ell doctor Caldera eS fl
gura destacada de Ia inte-
lectualidaG venezolana y
fue candidate a la presi-
dencla de la RepublIca en-
los dltimos comicios, de
los cuales salio triunfante
ell lider de Accion Demo-
cratica, Romulc Betan-
court.
Rafael Caldera es cate
dratico de la Facultad de
Derecho de la Universidad
de Caracas.