8 The Bend Bulletin. Thursday, October 6, 1 955
Peron Claims His Own Generals
Betrayed Him, Forced His Exile
KDITOKS NO IK: In I he foi
Um iiig interview u Ith I'nitrd
PrrH, former I'mtlilent Juan II.
IVron k1vi III version of IJih
Argentine revolution mid tli
event leading I" ei. He
tWribed It us hi "flr-t and
only" sueh stuleim-iit be will
Hiuke.
ASUNCION, Paraguay (tPl
Ousted President Juan l. Peron
today doscribtd himst-lf as o man
without 'health, double-ciosscJl and
furred into exile by his own
era Is. He said lie still is the "ran
slitttlional president" of Argenlina.
He never resigned his office, he
said.
Ho said he could huve continued
to resist the. revolution and thai
"Ihe chances of success were ab
solute."
Bui he said it would huve meant
" prolong intf the slrUKKle, killing
many people and dislroyinn that
which II cost us so much to build."
He did not rule out the possibil
ity that "some day it would occur
to me" to return to Aiwnli no pol
itics but said that for now lie in
tended to remain quietly in Paraguay.
The former diclaioi spoke in an
swe-r to a written series of que:
Huns put to him in his Paruxuayu
entile by United Press and Ihc-i
continued his conversation Vtv an
other tr minutes. The dii-Iaratio:
he was making, he saiii, woiid b
his 'first and only one" because
"it is nui my ptupose to blow m
own horn."
('Up Claw Struggle
Peron charged that the revolu
lion leading to his exile "repre
senis the strutftfio ('f 'he p:rasiti.
class against the producing class
"The oligarchy contributed their
money, the clerics their sermons
a section of the armed forces, dom
inated by the ambition of certain
chiefs, contributed the arms of tin?
republic," he said.
(In Buenos Aires, Peron 's for
mer vice president, Hear Adm. Al
berto Teisaire, descrilwd the oust
ed dictator as cowardly, disloyut,
hypocritical and immoral. He said
thai since 19M Peron praclic-ally
had ceased lo govern, spending
most of his lime with high school
girls, labor unionists and actresses,
ur in sporting aclivilies.
Reported Hidden Fortune
(The Argentine provisional gov
ernmpnt claims to have uncovered
hidden treasure valued at upwards1
of 30 million dollars tucked away
hy Peron in the various hideaways;
where he and his friends conducted1
their revels. I
Peron said that after (he revo-1
lulion broke out on Sept. IS and
after the rebel navy threat to,
bomb Buenos Aires and Ihe oil in-.
slallalions at Kva Peron (La
Plata), he wrote the note "suggest
ing Ihe need lo avoid Ihe massacre
of Innocent and defenseless people
and the disaster of destruction, of
fering, if necessury. lo withdraw
from the government."
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est In the East and the Garden
State's 21Ulh annual exhibition
ol niirlculturul and industrlul
progress.
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United Nations
Seeking to Woo
French Back
By lUU'CK W. MVSS
l alteil I'ress StiiTf ('urretiiMmdi-nt
UN1TKI) NATIONS. N Y. tUP)
-Uniled Nations diplomats sought
I today to sidetrack debate on Al-
! geria imd brinn Knince back It to
the world body.
The explosive Aluovlnn ?rollm
wan aHHiuneu to itw u.n. jwucuii
tommince which mm us oi'khih-
zaffonal meet hit; following the
close of policy debate in ti'ie flcr
era J Assembly.
F'rrinee walked out of the United
Nations after the General Assem-
j bly decided by a one-vote margin
to cteoate tne Algerian crisis.
France objected on Ihe protir Js
thai the North African terrltoiy
is a pail of meliupolilan France
and therefore not a subject of in
ternational consideration.
Diplomats who sought to end Ihe
rift iH'tween Franc nnd the U.N.
had three piwsible solutions under
consideration.
One proposal would put Algeri i
at the top ot tin1 Political IVr.
mittee's agenda. Then a resolution
would be forced through declarin;:
thiil debate at this time would
serve no vurKse. A similar she'v
ing tactic was used on Ihe Cyprus
i:;sue last year.
A second suggestion would place
Algeria nt the bottom of the
age-lulu. This would delay debate
until DeeemlriT with the hope that
the touchy situation would e:ev
during the interim period.
Also there was some support for
i move to defer the Algerian d.-
tialc and ask (he Inl erna1ion.il
Court of Justice to rule on the
Assembly's right to discuss the
Issue. France contends such w
hatr would violate the U.N. c.ku
r YOUR GROCEKS JS
hail I
to Hi
The Political Committee
heavy agenda in addition
Algerian problem.
lis first substantive debate, once
it arranges Us order of business,
was expected lo cover President
Kisei.liower's atoms for p e a c e
nlan. Disarmament, another ma
jor item, was scheduled for do-
hale after the Big Four foreign
ministers' conference at (ienovii
beginning Oct 21.
Other top items on ihe Political
Committee's agenda included .'
soviet resolution to relax intern.)
orul tensions. Indonesia's choir.
lo Dutch held West New Ouiuvi,
tie Monuvan question and tin
problem of charter review
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