Mexico City, Feb. 1.
Mexico's sporadic revolutionary. outbreaks of the past several weeks are part of a nation-wide move ment which will be ce-ordinated in the next half year, Gen. Antonio 'Villareal, fugitive ' rebel chieftain, declared' in an exclusive interview tovday.
The general, defeated for_ the presidency of Mexico by Senor Lazaro Cardenas at the last election, said that the revolution started on December 20.
"The outbreaks in twelve states fare part of a general campaign which wil! be successfully concluded withing a half year," said the revolutionary leader "We Constitutionalists uphold complete freedom of religion and personal liberty, whereas the Cardenas government is an illegal dictatorship," he declared.
The revolutionary movement is amply financed without the ald of United States sources, and is recelving arms in daily shipments from geres the American border, accord ing to Gen. Villareal. The insurgent-soldiers, he said, are amply armed. Many of the Federal soldiers are secretly sympathetic to the rebel cause he claimed—United Press.
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