REPRODUCED AT THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES at. DECLASSIFIED Authority State Le termhz ay me NARS Date 912498 LATIN AMERICA JUM 15 1933 OMENT OF Por WUERTMENT 2 foportJUN 17 1933 DIVISION OF KUNICATIONS AND ME COSTA RICA (Politioal)
Subjaots Stability of Dovernment.
Aftermath of clash betwoon Pollos and Commista.
818. 00 woh 818. 00B 818. 00 421 As an aftermath of the olash between pollo and communists reported in No. 2, 060, May 26th, from this offloo, several other foreign corrmanists and sympathizers have been politoly invited to leave the country.
no lo Dora jucker 800. 00B Foremost strong those to whom such an invita tion was issued was the American delegate to the Wies Dora Zuckor of New York.
In addition, Hovered Costa Ricans on the coverment or wmicipal pay rolls have boon sungarily dismissed for continuing their communist sotivitisa despite warnings. Foremost among those fixed is haria Isabel Caprajal, calling here. CARMEN LIIy, she was em voyed as directrece of the Escuola Matas al.
Attor last wool clech sho wrote several parvioularly viol at art10les in the local pross. AS, notwithstanding a final warn ng from the Ministry of Public Bauoation, she continued her attacks against goverment officials, her dismissbi fcllowda. might be expected, the result has been even noe violent attacke Bre, nat tho governmont.
This woman will be a fastur to be courted with in tho futuro in any radical movement in Costa R1.
Botancourt, the Venezuelan student against whom an order for deportation was losued, still romains in hiding.
There is every reason to believe that he will be quietly pornitted to remain in the country and that the doportation order will be kept over him as a sword of Dumoclog to curb he comminist activities.
Sourcos: Various.
IN THE ABSENCE OF THE MILITARY ATTACHÉ: Alex Ag Cohea, Clerk, in charge of office, JUN 17 1933 FILED Froms Costa Rica Report No. 2, 063 Date: June 2, 1935.