DICTATORSHIP ACCEPTED
TRANQUILLITY IN BRAZIL NO ADHERENCE TO FASCISTS Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright RIO DE JANEIRO, November 12. The nation is tranquil and the people are quietly accepting the dictatorship decree. Members of the Government assured foreign diplomats that the regime would not be Fascistic. It has also been learned that they rejected Italian and German overtures seeking adherence to the Anti-Commun-ist Pact. THE PRESIDENT’S INTENTIONS RIO DE JANEIRO, November 12. (Received November 13, at 10 a.m.) President Vargas is reported to have decided to remain in office for six years. AMERICA'S POLICY NEW YORK, November 12. (Received November 13, at 11.40 a.m.) The Washington correspondent of tho ‘ New York Times ’ says it is believed that the project to lease six' over-age destroyers to Brazil has been cancelled in consequence of the coup, otherwise the United States is adopting a strict hands-off policy. [A previous message stated: —The newspapers indicate that a contract for leasing six over-age warships from the United States to Brazil was signed, despite an Argentine protest.]
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Evening Star, Issue 22805, 13 November 1937, Page 15
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169DICTATORSHIP ACCEPTED Evening Star, Issue 22805, 13 November 1937, Page 15
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