Lisbon, Sept. 10.
Reporis that Portuguese soldiers and sailors have mutinied here today were untrue. Lisbon was tran quil throughout the day, with no mdications of unrest evident—United Press.
Campaign Against Communism Lisbon, Sept. 11.
A vigorous campaign by the Government to stamp out Communism throughout Portugal is foreshadowed in an official communique issued to the press to-day.
The communique complains Portugal has been "attacked and jnsulted by foreign newspapers, notably English and French," and says that the Government is now obliged to Intensify its offensive against Communism.
Henceforth, according to another decree just promulgated, an oath of tution, containing a promise fo repudiate Communism and other subversive ideas," must be signed by holders of stale' posts, the executive and staff of autonomous public ser= viees, "Portugal's diplomatic repre sentatives abroad, and candidates for Professorships In' state colleges.
In the case of the army and navy, fan oath of allegiance to the flay witl Feplace the written dedo Reuter,
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