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Newspaper Page TextStatesman, .Salem, Ore., Fri., May 2, 58 (Sec. I)-7 6-(Sec. I) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Fr?., May 2, '58 Yank Soldiers Of Fortune Give U.S. Bad Name Argentine President Takes Oath Br SAM SUMMERLIN BUENOS AIRES, Argentina ( Arturo Frondizi took the oath ai Argentina's president Thurs day, warned the armed forces to keep out of politics, and pledged to govern by law. For 1? years this nation had been under dictator ship or military rule. Vice President. Nixon flew down as President Eisenhower's envoy at the swearing-in ceremony but missed It. His car was held up in traffic, he was late, and a small crowd hooted as, he hurried . intn tho Cnnprpssinnal Hall in time to hear the tall, 49-year-old lawyer launch an auac.K on u. ,o trade policy in- his inaugural ad dress. Without mentioning the United States by name, Jtrondizi caiiea tn I ntin Atvforipnn natinnc tA unite and "fight against discrimi nations against our countries and combat dumping.' mat was a reference to U. S. sales, of farm surpluses abroad, a sore point in agricultural Argentina. Capital Asked " The left-of-center Radical party leader invited foreign capital to hem develop petroleum resources. He drew the loudest applause from the joint session of Congress when he declared Argentina would call the shots in the oil industry, He said ht himself would take personal jPharge of Argentina s oil monopoly. Frondizi failed for program of austerity and sacrifice to meet the economic crisis, reflected Ty Inflation and dwindling foreign exchange. He Announced that foreign, pol icy will be based on LaimAmer lean brotherhood" and placed himself on the side of the West. He said Argentina historically be longs to the Western cultural world and that its foreign policy would support "the rule of inter national morality." On the home front, lie prom ised a bilr providing Sample and generous? amnesty" to all. politi cal parties, including the outlawed Peronistas of ousted dictator John D. Peron. Leaflets demanding the return of Perori from exile circu lated in the capital as the presi dent spoke. He referred to the lOyear Pe ron dictatorship aad the 2V4 years of provisional military ' govern ment that followed. Curtain Drawn Down "Today, a government in the name of the people draws down the curtain on everything1, that has happened up to this moment,'' he said. "We close the stage in order to take a great stride forward. Then he cautioned the armed forces: "The revolutionary period is ended. From now on, the armed forces will not decide. The repre sentatives, of the people will make the decisions how. Frondizi, pale from an attack of Influenza, was cheered repeatedly by the members of the House and Senate, in both of which his Rad icals won a big majority in the February elections, .and the throng of onlookers. Applause broke out from the throngs along the troop - lined streets as he emerged from con gresi hall for the drive to 'Gov eminent House, where Maj. Gen " Pedro Aramburu waited. Aramburu, provisional president and hero of the revolution that ousted Peron, handed over the government, Aramburu, tied around Frondizi's chest a white and sky blue sash and delivered an ebony handled cane, symbols of presidential power. Attending the ceremony was the new vice president, Alejandro Gomez. Frondizi swore In his new cabinet, then received the delega tions sent from 58 nations for the ceremony. f mm I i J ) smnpiji 1 I I -"-tyi&i'-;, s 'wAry mMhM i p -r1 fasisssjsjSMpMSM East Oregon, Idaho Potato Group Named IDAHO FALLS, Idaho Wl - Members of the Idaho-Eastern Oregon Potato Committee who will serve during the cdming year were announced. Wednesday, by the Department of Agriculture. Producer members -are: District 1, Dean Qtxon, Idaho Falls, and Harry C. Sandow, Blackfoot; Dis trict 2, S. Murakami, Ontario, Ore. District 3, Max Gailey, Hansen, and Joe Houska Jr.; Hazelton. Handler members: District 1 Afton Crofts, Firth; District 2, Ce cil E. 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This reassurance goes, however. to a government of which the United States is not at all sure. Indeed, the charge itself seems to have been made mostly for the purpose of setting up an excuse for Jakarta's acceptance of Com munist aid. Long Processing This, of course., the Sukarno government has every right to dor It asked for aid from the United States, but the request has been long in processing, to say the least. The Jakarta government real izes, however, that acceptance of Communist aid can only Increase the Western belief that It leans toward the Reds in the cold war. Not only has President Sukarno accepted arms aid, but he has been playing footsie with the lo cal uommunisis tor a long tune. This might be accepted in the West, as the Sukarno forces would like to have It accepted, as a local " political maneuver. It is designed. they say. to bridge an unstable period. This period was produced by the revolt against Dutch eco nomic interests before they could be replaced by Indonesian economic interests. Poor Nation Course Vabs imnm ilieiwa a smbm liAntAUM u asiwa w miasm m jweua uvrfwcii since Sukarno's visit to the United States, the Soviet Union and Red China, be has taken the line that ho must follow the course of the poor nations rather than that of the rich United States. by espousing not only the econom ic practices but also the Ideologi cal protestations of the Reds. So cialism, he says, is the way of the world s future. That s the straight Communist line, and the real rea son ne is suspeci in me wen. A large section of Indonesian opinion disagrees with him. But the overwhelming millions of In iimm-aU 111 n. formed, or not informed at all. To them Sukarno is still the great revolutionary leader. "" ' '" Poet Pound Bothered by Traffic Maze RICHMOND. Va. WV-Poet Ezra Pound, recently released from a mental hospital and removed from the shadow of a treason trial, has changed at least one of his opinions. 'When I was in the bughouse. he said, "I used to think there were 160 million worse cases out side. But until I was driven through Washington traffic, I did not realise what the poor devils were up against." The 72-year-old poet made his observation in an interview with The Richmond News-Leader at a sort of coming out party Wednes day. He was released from St. Elizabeth's Hospital in Washing ton last month. Likes Virginia. He said he would like to life in Virginia while awaiting passage to Italy, perhaps in the unused stables at the Albemarle home of Thomas Jefferson. "All I'd need is a stove," he said. His Richmond host, Harry W. Meacham, a business man and president of the Virginia Poetry Society, promised to look into it. 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