Aliens Unwilling to Obey Laws Invited to Leave Rio De Janeiro, Apr. 23.
Dr. Getulio Vargas, President of Brazil, said today that he will not tolerate any foreign interference in affairs of the country, although he the intensification of good relations with other nations in the American continent.
He defended his recent ban against propagandists, and invited foreigners not willing to comply with his laws to leave the country.
Meanwhile it was announced that several were arrested on suspicion of forming a Communist organization. A noted woman author, Miss Patricia Andrade, was included among those arrested, The newspaper "Paiz" said Brazilian consuls abroad have been ordered to enforce a strict control over the selection of emigrants for Brazil under the impending new immigration ruling—United Press,
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