•• THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.WEDNESDAY, JUKI 6. IBM

Argentine ReshufflingSeen in 2 Army Ousters

BUENOS AIRES, June 6 (/P).—President Pedro Aramburu’sremoval of the Argentine army’stwo top commanders was seen to- iday u the opening move in asweeping reorganization of gov-ernment posts.

Informed sources said Mr. ,Aramburu wants to reduce theInfluence of the military, restoredemocracy and streamline thetop-heavy bureaucracy inheritedfrom former Dictator JuanPeron.

Two generals who played keyroles in the revolution that over-threw Gen. Peron lost their posts. jThey were Lt. Gen. Julio A. La-gos and Brig. Gen. Roberto!Tomas Dalton.

Leftists Go On ¦With Parley

BANDUNG, Indonesia, June i6 (JP).—' The Asian-African stu-dents conference went on today j:without the Philippine delega-tion, which stalked out in protest 'against Communist domination.

Guillermo C. de Vega, 24, led jout his group in the climax of a!six-day battle over Red moves;to turn the meeting into a polit-!ical arena.

It had been set up as a “LittleBandung’ conference pledged tosteer clear or political clashes.But an assortment of leftistgroups showed up and took con-trol. Two days of openingspeeches showed the conferencewould fire away at such issuesas Western colonialism, Western;defense organizations and thePalestine dispute.

Mr. de Vega, president of thel

Maj. Gen. Francisco Jose Zer-da succeeded Gen. Lagos asarmy commander-in-chief. Gen.Dalton, army chief of staff, wasnamed ambassador to Peru.

The changes were seen as aconcession to younger officerswho insist that many of theolder commanders support totali-tarian rule and only turnedagainst Peron at the last minute.

The young clique, known asthe ’’Gorillas,” has pushed for

|an army housecleaning.Mr. Aramburu has warned

twice in recent weeks that heI intends to hand the nation over|to a constitutionally elected civil-ian regime without interference.

Philippine Student Councils As-sociation, challenged EgyptianDr. Hassan Ashmawi’s attemptto whitewash bitter disputes overconference principles. He dis-puted the right of Dr. Ashmawi,a 38-year-old professor, even to 1attend.

Mr. de Vega insisted the meet-ing had become “a hoax and a!

I farce” and left.

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South African PortsHandle Record Traffic

CAPE TOWN—South Africa’s! five major ports handled a record- traffic total of 15,615,000 tons in

, 1955, Cape Town. Durban, WalvisBay, East London knd Port Eliza-

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The average increase over theprevious year was 15.3 per cent.In the Nist 10 years the ports’total traffic has increased by 54per cent.

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