Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-15
New Regime
Democratic
Stewart Believes
Ramirez Government
in Argentina Leans
Toward Allies Side

v sh.n.tua, June l5-Argcntna'..
,tu!ut .unI:'y overthrow uI Pre- :Idv. ,
k..u.un =. Castillo III favor vi Il Iunia
L,,,sd by General Pedro RAMIREZ
"a, .rpIDliv'S chief executive, may
,.u.Iu !pr 4 matter of weeks Il good
.,.,. 81 a. puzzle in the capital, ni
Lll the RMS powers and thu,v IN
ia. tIi,rd States.
Tn,Ir Is no doubt that prr,lGru.
,,.t.lir's attitude of nominal u.u-
'..ltiy III World War II, but oi rval
i.,lG:!ip iur the axis alignment
Vanished the rrvolutiuHiStS WITH :.
nat ,ia:. excuse Tor their COUP
!aa' other considerations mIy
h..- weighed with them more ,ur.
.,nu' ally than that particular mi, Is
acc. snIl"d 4. i possibility.
q. dents u! Uruguay. Illustrative
Is .ur IN an especially advantagvuu
COTTON IL assess Developments ON
t,r arg, time side ot the Rio de Ia
Plata Iur Just what they ar. worth
The, metropolis uf Muntcvld,u l..
.IHD.t It suburb OF BuenOS Alrr,.
..r,Ir The recent revolution occurred
l. e.. e. from MoEicvidro. indeed. ma,
Tax uutclde world received the tIls.
rtH~ =! It's rtItbreaK.
Now among the New World urn-
U.,. l'.V l'iu2uLyInS have been tho
r".t "a! div. friendly To- the United
',..tuHs ~ the present conflict. | nrtI
6. nilv i too small 10 signify from
. military standpoint but there ma.
tee. 10 question as To their .ympl-
tic. Their tradition" are demo
U..Ir and the very tact that they
..r numerically pcewccs all the more.
:, Il: Ia lnclIn" them L. "nurH!, up
:, t't'' Di2 democratic folk.
tN-Pr"zidcnt Castillo. as Indicated
- Ia Argentine pro-aXiS tendency.
mot democratic i bit. He - 4
piu''rlat and an arist"crat. too. Gv.
~ i.i..r. lac might cumCr!vibly have
attended It territorial grab At i Ltil,.
nr.Fi.huv like Uruguay Il IS hart
"a believe thai the urusuayaNS have
10: s",n suspicious al him
!: hv had been CapSIZcd by u 3ru-
u..rly democratic Argentine. Uru-
Yuay certainly should have been de
-an:td Well. Al"nlrvidro's pres
.nI craftsmanship de- exactly dcplurr
,..r revolution across the RIu de- l..
'H.I !: !" not ~. .tutali:!r.au as
Nn.. they had hoped for. |, h"s
Ler' hId Jab Ia ANS morale. There
.- nu IL, wing il.
Pus !hiv General .iam.icl and his
IIni.. VIII remain i trlllr neutral.
Tie W!ll not br is pru-aNIS ~ PrcSl-
dr'i Castillo Mas. u: yway.
.... SOS haNr been somewhat mIS.rp.
.,.v@".d S.ncr Tie lilo de Jancriu
,.:'!v!rn,r. seeking ~ bind the
.Nntr. lcIS together. N.urt..,a -! the
IT, we're spoken tor by true demo
....is. Argentina. accidentally. WIS
.a..,m Tor by i tUtulItariLu d"Irsa-
TIA. o.! Preside, CIsiillu's pin.
!,,,rMy. and they MlS-vrpgeSrntri
Be-. ;cpHU!!c.
IKE II that the average Latin
-.,'.c.n IS an American.
| Iiu any kind ui u judge !
s!..' several years IN ArSrul...L
..: I've = daughter and two grand
... Il who were born there. D.
.:0w the natives
All Make, me 'mIddr: than
-rl...u AZ. II Is Ike U,'sc!iD:u II
.,a.' I,HI - al "A'urrik!nILu.
M American Is an an American
j. g." -, "iiiC. he 0" u Yankee.
=. AigrI!!nI.u" Is an Argentina.
\ "'n!i..m" i Il Ch!lrno." y E:u-
...ina' :. II BrLAilirrnU. An "Uru
au-a IN i an Nruguano And go
"a 90. the line To- i pTculilr pruuum-