"Washington, Nov. 14.
The Brazilian Ambassador to Washington, Dr. Oswaldo Aranha, called on the Under-Secretary of State, Mr. Sumner Welles, yesterday and e plained that the ' political readjustments in Brazil had no links with fascism. Mr, Welles expressed the cordial sentiments of the United States and asserted that he had confidence that Brazil would emerge from its difficulties, Meanwhile, in Rio de Janeiro, Dr. Getulio Vagas, the President of Brazil, declared in an interview with the press that the new regime was not fascist, but was an Organization im conformity with the activity of the country.—However, it is known that a decision has been reached to pursue a campaign of repression of communism. Dr. Vargas also stated that the suspension of payments on external debts was, simply a measure of necessity.—Havas, M. Mihalache Given Task Of Forming New Cabinet Bucharest, Nov. 14.
A strange situation prevails in Rumania, as it is learned that King Carol has charged M. Mihalache, President of the National Peasant Party, with the task of forming a new Cabinet on condition that he obtains the support of M. Vaida-Voievode, former Premier, although the present Government, headed by M. George Tatarescu has not yet officially resigned. and has been asked to carry on with its duties.
It may be pointed out that the National Peasant Party has always refused to participate in a government in collaboration with other political parties, M. Vaida-Voievode, it is recalled, broke off from the National Peasant Party of which he was one of the leaders three years ago, and formed a "Roumanian Front" party which was imbued with the principles of National-democracy.—Havas.
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