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# 14-00000left two trade unionists serious- ply with his doctrine, no mat- gathered an enormous personal were urging Mrs. Peron to holdly wounded.iter who falls and no matter ruling before her death in a major public rally tostrengthen her image in theThe rally was ostensibly reiled what the cost," said Mrs. Peron, 1952to publicize the Government s.During the two months she "I know that many think fare of rising terrorist activity.decision last week to ration.has been in power are based 'I am a woman, I labor unrest and economicalize the distribution and sale been in power, are based "I am a woman, I labor unrest and economicof petroleum products, until Mught to transifoom her image cannot take over the helm."problems. from that of a perceived widow said Mrs. Perón, still dressed Despite the poor turnout, ataries had shared the local sale to a forceful chief executive in one of the lengthy black today's rally, television an-of oil products with the state able to guide a nation de ces dresses she has donned since nouncers remarked that thePetroleum Company. into numerous fight, leftist her husband's death. "But I crowds were "multitudinous."and moderate factions. have two arms, and in one and at least one commentatorAssertion of Leadership: She has held wel! publicized Land I have Perón and in the spoke of "hundreds of thous-But Mrs. Perón devoted most: Cabinet meetings and reunions other Eva Perón."jands" of people on hand. Butof her speech to deter her with opposition politicians. At times her voice cracked a walk throch the plaza con-claim to leadership of the Pe Congresvinen and military with emotion and she shook her firmed that only the street inronist movement, which has pended arms, recalling ges front of the ping Government.been in growing disarray since Many of her speeches are extended arms, recallingHHH house was filled. The camerasGeneral Peron's death on July 1, heavily laced sin references tures used by Eva Perón. of the television stations-!that Isabel Perón, his enteral Peron and his second wife, the last three weeks that con-cently brought under state"Do not doubt for a final made and slogans used ov Gen. There have been rumors in'whien have recently beenand disciple, will faithfully Lia Duarte de Perrme, who is sensitive Peronist leaders cor trot-foused on trade.BALTIMORE SUN28 August 1974# Forecast is cloudy forBy MURIEU OBRERARio de Janeiro Bureau of Ine Sun.Rio de Janeiro-Opposition isgrowing against the continua-tion in office of President Hugo# Bolivia's Banzerers are divided over whether diate elections. The Falange's executed the unsuccessful coup city. Last February, a rightGeneral Danzer will end his declaration repudiated imme against his government June 5. wing police coup, apparentlytenure legally, through elec- dalely by another member. A pamphlet was circulated backed by General Perron, re-tions promised for next year, party of the root a smaller recently to all military units in moved the elected left-wingfor by the usual mechanism for group nained after the late La Paz, allegedly produced by Peronist governor from powertransferring power in Bolivia president, Rene Partentos. a group of young officers who During the upheaval, rightthe coup d'etal.Even as the civilian ele have taken inspiration from wing trade unionists alsoLast week, General Banzer seenis til date supported their counterparts in Portugal wrested content of the incalcelebrated the beginning of cis President Banzer's Gustinctly who lost April led a successful labor federation frein leftists.fourth year in the presidency rightwing and intensely, anti- coup against the authoritari- the scene of repeated incidentsby dancing in the street: dur- Communist regime were fal an regime there.Sing out, there were reports of The pamphlet read, in part. days ago, the Labor Ministry dethe coup d'eiat that dried dissension within the midi- "Banzer's repression against cided to remove itgal recogniGen. Juan Jose Torres Aug. lery. his van institution [the Army]) tion from the leftist-controlledjust 21, 1971.Since then, Cordoba has beenof political violence. A fewhas persuaded those demo- union at Ika-Renacit-s conEven as he was celebrating, received the perfumcore superare officers to fight beside French capital after labormaking speeches atout the port of the commanders of the nos miners, workers leaders called a strike in sup-durability of the Nationalist armed services during last and students... port of higher wages.military coalition through rourees here, and from reports June 3. many of the oficers last night resulted when offiwhich he has governed-me from Bolivia, that the auditary were either jaded or leaders from the union head-powerful Bolivian Miners is divided over the president, sent into exile to Paraguay quarters.Union declared itself virtually and his policies.and Argentina. According toat war with the regine. And It is bebeved that the youngreportms from Argentina, nanythe Front apparently was dis er officers are being alienof these officers have beenjintegrating.ated increasingly by the presi- returning to Bolivia clandes-This week one party in the deat. Specially, they oppose tinely.coalition, the Nationalist Echo, his refusal to gren: amnesty toTHE WASHINGTON POST Wednesday, Aug. 28, 1974# Argentine Lefti# Clings to Hold# On UniversityBy Joseph NoviskiBUENOS AIRES-Theo by a Cultural Revolutranecy and says of Wall newpapers fullmeetings" hang from the university administrationhigh ceilings to the floors. and student body. PeronistCorners and columns are professors say that Presi-plastered with posters that dent Maria Estela Peron,urge the defense of the rev- the leader's widow and sue-o'ution or quote Gen. Jนาแ cesser. ts following a lineD. Peren, the Argentine po- laid down by Peror: To easepulist leader who died in uf- the Merxist left out of thefice as president on July 1. Perorist movement. Thismeans winning dark controlOutside, people walk pas of the University of Buenoswithout seeming to notice. Aires whose student bodyBut inside, behind the pos- of alhoes: 200.0.0 makes it.ters, the young people who be far the largest in thebelevel Peron's return to country--from the PeronistNear nicant a giant step to The university has been award socialiem are trying to sectarian political battlehold on to their last strong ground than year. Entrance policy theShowly, but inexorably, the courtiment let. bh