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Times Foreign Service BUENOS AIRES, Argentina, June 10.—A year ago, the officers at po-

called in Col. Juan Domingo Peron and told him he ought to marry the ‘|gifl or quit taking her around in public, The colonel got a marriage license and did the job. Today, blonde Evita Duarte, former radio yodeler and movie actress, is first lady of Argentina. It would be a matter of little significance anywhere except in | such a country as Argentina where social position is so important. Until last February's election and Argentina’s June 4 inauguration, photogenic Evita was not socially | known. Today it is different; Society is upside down. * At the presidential inaugural din-

coming out party long to be recalled. In a dinner dress that showed off

bishop of Buenos Aires, | She used all the right forks at| [the right time, according to reports, and delivered serious chatter in

dinal did his best at politeness. To the vice president, she chitchatted. To a number of old dow- | agers whose husbands are belatedly trying to scramble onto Peron's

thinly disguised scowls. All the old gals, their husbands kicking them under the table smiled at little Eva—and a good time was had by all Evita, now 28, worked as hard as did her husband to win the Argen-| tine presidency in this land of cattle and good sod. She shook hands, kissed babies) and dished out printed diatribes] for months.

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When Peron tired, she carried the load. On a trip with them, I saw Evita stand on the back coach of the train for two hours giving out Peron calendars, shaking hands and telling the people to get out ‘their friends to vote on election day. “You poor littlé ones,” she would say. “you at last have your chance on election day. We will never let you down-—you can count on { that.” | There is adequate evidence in | Buenos Aires that little Eva, as well | as being ‘a topflight political cam- | paigner, is more strongly aligned | with Nazis than is Mer presidentire husband. Evita, it is known, is a. close] |friend of Ludwig Freude, whom the | {state department blue book has | | described as No. 1 Nazi in Argen-| | tina. Freude's son, Rudolph, made |

TEEN-AGE BANDITS HOLD UP THEATER

bandwagon, she shot icy stares and |

| Police today sought two teen-age

bandits who held up the box office of the Cinema theater, 213 E. 16th last night and escaped with an estimated $100 in cash. | Cashier Jemmie Friedland, 608 E. 13th st., told police a youth threat|ened her with a small caliber pistol, land demanded the money. Witnesses said the youth then fled through an alley, jumped into a black sedan driven by a yours| |accomplice, and escaped. Police also investigated holdups, {in which two local men lost $91 dur{ing the night. | Alfred F. Dixon, 44, of 2611 E. | Michigan st., reported he was beaten | |and robbed of $60 by a thug as he| {walked on E. 10th st. near Beville lave. He was taken to Veterans hospital for treatment. Luther Kendall, ave,

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223 N. Temple was robbed of $31 by a man]

after he had alighted from a street| car.

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Mary Susan Singer, Indianapolisborn pianist, will be heard in recital {at 8:30 p. m. Friday in Hollenbeck hall at the Y. W, C. A. In a program sponsored by Kappa | Alpha Gamma Sorority, Miss Singer

{will play the works of Bach, Beethoven; Chopin, Debussy, Ravel | |and De Falla. Now a resident of New York,

ner, little Eva made her debut—a | all campaign trips with the Perons, Miss Singer has been heard here |

previously at Roberts Park Meth- | {odist church, of which she is a | member,

Big Business for Cupid in Denver

DENVER, June 10 (U, P.). Cupid faced catastrophe in Denver yesterday, With June only nine days old, the margiage license clerk at the city hall reported her supply of license blanks was running short. There are only 23 left and the printer is making no promises of delivering any more. Output of license blanks averaged 52 per d day.

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Film Actress Jane Nigh, 21, and | Victor Cutler, 29, returned here to-| [day following their elopement to] last week where they were married by Justice of the Peace Gene Ward.

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| Boy Scouts yesterday at a cere- | | mony held in World War Memorial | auditorium.

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Kenneth PF. Blanck, Purris Turk, Don Hyfleld, James Campbell” George W. Con

| some sense from | burglary suspect gave him,

‘WOOD; Jurne 10 (U.P), —Police Officer D. J, Lightfoot today was trying to puzzle out the reply a

~The officer entered the home of Mrs. June Shriber, who was out of

Jones. | town, after neighbors reported” a

A Robert McPherson, William am Miller, Thomas James Connell, . Cg Robert Altom, Tally Freeman; Richard | prowler. - Peeking under a bed, hayer, err Christie Jr, Glen A. » i Clarkson, Robert D. Frazier, Robert D. | the officer found William - E. Gruman, Willlam Sawyer, Thomas John-| Gibbs, 22, Pasadena, Cal.

son, Jack Minnemann, Richard Lyle Harbison, Jack Colvin Mayhu h, David Kirby |’ Thomas, Leman RY tewart, Webster Jr.,, Robert L. Mendel, Estabrook. Others were Richard G. Watts, Ed Goss, David Van Hoff Le Vernon Reid, John . Sigler, Supple, William Wright, Ralph B lan, Charles Christie Jr., Eugene Haley, Nick Oltean, Richard Urbauer, Lawrence Church, William H. Breedlove, Fred PF Richard Henry ‘Adams, Robert { | Adams, Richard Gene Wheichel, Charles | Herbert Kroeckel, Bill Flannigan, Jack | H Mem

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BELFAST, June 10 (U. P).—| David Fleming, former I. R. Al member who went on a hunger {strike 80 days ago, had improved | sufficiently today fo enable the!

| Belfast prison governor to call oft|

| ernor, admitted today that he had | 1 been making funeral arrangements. | i

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Blood transfusions may be neces- |

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Capt. J. J. Stewart, prison gov=|

Fleming's first “meal” Saturday | breaking - his strike cofsisted of glucose, tea and brandy.

“What are you doing there,”

walter| sternly demanded the officer.

Gibbs replied, “Just looking for food.”

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