Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 July 1951 — Page 10

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Speed Re-election

imingo Peron’s political chieftains (are in the act of changing Argentina’s election laws so he can {be re-elected Nov. 11 instead of waiting until Feb, 24. . Argentina's elections revisions, now before Congress, make other |changes but the main considera{tion is to move up the date for the start of President's Peron’s new six years in office. | Argentines arriving here from | Buenos Aires say Peronita bosses {believe that the sooner the elecition is held the less change there will be for an army coup d'etat | Evita Peron, the big man’s {wife, is slated to be the candidate {for the vice presidency.

Hint Army Dissension

Argentines insist that there is {dissension in the army that could

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lead to a revolt against the! {Perons. Argentines on the govern-| iment payroll, however, minimize {these reports and claim that Mr. {Peron was never stronger. All reports indicate that the {opposition will have little chance since its leaders are being jailed) {for making campaign utterances]

|of the chief executive.” | | That is a prison offense in the! {new Argentina, {| Control is much tighter now, {than it was six years ago when {Jose Tamborini, the Radical |Party candidate, was permitted to| {make as many speeches as he {wanted saying anything he wished about his opponent. {

Brush With Death

Mr. Tamborini’s campaign train was shot up six times and he nar-| rowly escaped death twice but he,| at least, was not jailed. The Radi-| cal Party, which is really a mid-| dle-of-the-road group between the

socialists on the other will offer! the only opposition for the presidency. Peronistas are claiming at least 90 per cent of the votes for their {candidate's re-election and most {honest observers feel he will get more than 75 per cent. The theory on changing the election law is that the longer the campaign goes on the more op- | portunity there will be for creat[ing a disturbance that could lead {to a bloody revolution. The 40,B00 Buenos Aires police, however, are considered his strongest backers - and better trained and equipped than the Argentine Army, When Mr. Peron was elected, he stated on many occasions that he would never run for a second term, that six years wes as much as he wanted. . «Already, however, the most en-

“Peron for president in 1952 {and for re-election in 1958.”

Dedication of New IU Wing to Be Thursday

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! Ti | BLOOMINGTON, July 10— A new wing of Indiana University’s education building will be dedi-| cated at 2 p.m. Thursday. | | Principal speaker will be Dr. | Willard Givens, executive secre-! {tary of the National Education {| Association. Also taking part in! the ceremony will be Gov. {Schricker and members of the IU| board of trustees.

U's Prof. Waggoner Now Associate Dean

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| BLOOMINGTON, July 10— | Prof. George R. Waggoner, for{merly assistant dean of the Indi{ana University College of Arts {and Sciences, has been advanced {to associate dean. { University President Herman |B Wells said the promotion is {in line with Dean Waggoner’'s {increased student counseling and {academic development responsibilities.

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Tri-State Alumni Reunion Aug. 4

Times State Service ANGOLA, July 10—The walks of the Tri-State College campus here will feel the tread of familiar footsteps Aug. 4 when the school’s alumni meet for their annual reunion. Plans for attendance of more than 100 are being drafted. More than 100 former Tri-State students live in the Indianapolis area. : New officers of the school’s alumni association will be elected

conservatives on one side and the py mail ballot and will be intro-

duced at a business session.

SOMETHING FOR THE BOYS—Margaret Monahan. department president, and Hazel Buchanan, department hospital chairof the Veterans of Foreign Wars present a stand microphone and portable power supply to Haze: Hill, rec-

the doll-makers| /that the courts hold are “disre- have come up with a special pack-|

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