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of the Papal Nuncio.

HINTS SPAIN BREAK

Morales said he expected recogni

tion because of the popularity of ths

revolution abroad. He said the junta

would comply with all international

commitments entered into by previous

Venezuelan governments.

He suggested that the junta might

break relations with Spain and the

Dominican Republic on grounds they

were Fascist-controlled.

CHURCH BACKS IT

The government already had won in

ternal support from the Catholic

Church and the Venezuelan Chamber

of Commerce. A spokesman said the

government was preparing for election

of delegates to a convention to draw

up a new constitution.

The government issued a decree pro

hibiting any member of the present

interim junta from being a candidate

for president in the April election. The

junta also froze the bank accounts of

all persons having more than $30,000

on deposit.

The government announced that it

intends to try all officials who were

believed to have enriched themselves

in the last 50 years, including deposed

President Isaias Medina.

Rome Leftists Apart

ROME. Oct. 23—The central com-

mittee of the Socialist Party last j

Bight rejected a proposal for a tern-

porary merger of the Socialist and I

Communist parties.

of the White Tower branch at 3020

14th-st nw, after an all-night party

1 with three companions.

Dorothy Kelly, waitress at a neigh

boring case, told Coroner A. McGruder

McDonaid she was sitting in the White

Tower when Brock and his friends en

tered, "talking loud and arguing among

themselves.” Site related there was a

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The Washington daily news. (1945). Washington, D.C., 1945-10-23. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82016181/1945-10-23/ed-1/?sp=10

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Washington daily news, 1945-10-23.