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By ERNIE HILL ; Times Foreign Correspondent SANTIAGO, Chile, Sept. 10.—Chilean Communists will sooh- have the chance to tackle some of Chile's most perplexing problems.

According to present plans, Communist leaders cabinet portfolios when the presumptive president-elect,

gales Videla, a radical party leftist, tion of his election by the congress As their reward for putting steam pehind Gonzalez and getting him a heavy vote, the Communists are

sway over the departments of ‘lab or, education

cific terms, Reds will take on the jobs of keeping the nation’s work-§

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system and increasing lagging food production—three of this country's thorniest domestic problems. For his part, Gonzalez, who is not a Communist, is trying to come

_pose differences with the defeated . candidates, Although he failed to

pool 50 per cent of the vote, his impressive lead over his closest

will get three Gabriel Gontakes over in November. Confirmais practically a foregone conclusion,

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Gonzalez got 40 per cent of the votes to 30 per cent garnered by Dr. Eduardo Cruz-Coke, conservative party candidate. Twenty-seven per cent «was polled by Fernando

5 Alessandrt, liberal, and the socialist L | standard-bearer; Bernardo Ibanez,

got two per cent. Non-Communist Gonzalez, who is a wealthy man, believes the Reds should have the chance to cure the nation's inflationary ills, build up| food production and look after purely domestic problems. For the handling of foreign affairs, however, he is expected to name more conservative Chileans, Himself a former minister to France and ambassador to Brazil, Gonzalez will likely follow tradifional lines in foreign policy. What he plans to do about the Communist campaign against “Yankee imperialism” remains a matter of speculation.

| candidate virtually assures him the| Naturally, his prospective plans

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presuppose an effort to get the leftists and the rightists to co-operate -—a tight-rope walking trick that will be keenly watched by all Latin

American countries, . For one thing, the Communists will be eager to take over the handling * of everything. There is a

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Times Foreign Service isa BANTIAGO, Chile, Sept. 12.— New efforts are being made to increase immigration quotas in many of South America’s sparsely settled countries, Disagreements over types of immigrants desired have hampered progress during the past year. But, wary administrations are making headway toward opening opportunities for displaced and discouraged

Europeans. Here are the prospects, oy major countries:

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with the Communists, in which event they might become his severest critics. Many Chileans believe that the

president-elect is trying the impossible and that he must ultimately decide to go "one way or the other—to the left or to the right.

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dent takes office. BRAZIL: than ‘the United States, but only one-third of ifs population. is one of the most fertile promised lands.

populated with. Portuguese, Spanfards and Italians, Brazil must raise its quotas for other European countries before the influx will be in-

ARGENTINA: This country has vast undeveloped areas and is trying to do sométhing to increase its population. Poles have been particularly desired. A row has been in progress over “selective immijgration” for the country. Charges have been made and denied that Argentina wants Aryan stock and will seek to bar Semites. PERU: A congressional act 1s under consideration to throw Peru's gates open to Europeans. Before the war, Japanese formed a sizable bloc in Peru, but they are now restricted. :

COLOMBIA: Although talking about immigration, Colombia has too many complicated laws on its books to offer much immediate hope for new citizens.

South America’s smaller countries also plan to adopt new control laws to increase quotas. Scarcity of shipping has made widespread immigration impossible and thus has given the countries a | chance to work out new regulations. |

1 KILLED, 6 INJURED IN LAGRANGE CRASH

LAGRANGE, Ind, Sept. 12 (U.| P.).—Robert Mack Hinchcliff, 29,| Erie, Pa., died yesterday of injuries | received when an automobile in |

control and crashed into a tree. Police said Harry Hinchcliff, 20, driver of the car, suffered compound fractures of both legs and broken collar bones, three small childrén were in Lagrange county hospital wifh bruisss and-lacerations. Another passenger, Mrs. Helen Spent, 54, Erie, suffered

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AURORA, Ill, Sept. 12 (U, P.)— Mayor Andrew J, Carter, Aurora, ! yesterday ordered city police to tag all automobiles lacking a vehicle tax sticker, The first car tagged was his.

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