Dictatorship La Paz, Apr. 23.
The President of Bolivia, Lieut-Col. German Busch, issued a decree here yesterday establishing a total-italian state and abolishing the legislature. The decree also annuled all Bolivian law codes and declared the new regime would be "non-extremist and Bolivian." The President said his move was necessitated by "internal unrest."
Col Busch came into power in a bloodless revolution on May 17, 1936. The Parliament adopted a new Constitution on May 13, 1938, and was to have met again next August 6. Col. Busch was elected Constitutional President by the Constitutional Assembly on May 27, 1938.—United Press. up in costumes to look like old time servants, and postcards of Richard 1I. opening his pie, and 24 blackbirds beginning to sing.
"Should not the whole policy be to encourage the small intimate type of restaurant? Here you have a resstaurant of a grandiose size and enormous competition, set up in the midst of an already overcrowded area. Within that quarter of a mile there are 86 full licenses and 40 res-laurents. They cannot stand up against competition of people willing to spend hundreds of thousands of pounds."
The justices decided to grant tne application and to recommend it to promot the public authorities.
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