REPRODUCED AT THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES. DECLASSIFIED Authority Statele Her lahz Syme NARS 02, 24 18 On Monday afternoon, June 18th, Congressman Jorge Volio resumed his sent in the Congress after an absence of about nine months in Europe (vide Despaton NO. 300 of June 15, 1954. Although elected on an anti Administration tioket and a participant in the Buena Vista revolution of February 1932, which was an unsacoessful attempt to prevent President Jiménez from reaching the Presidenay, General Tolio since his return several weeks ago has not attacked the Administration.
Following a motion made by Administration Deputies to suspend Congressman Jiménez Guerrero, General Volio spoke at great length, principally on the subject of communis versus Reformie (the trade name or his political beliefs. urging that the Congress suspend not only congressman Jiménez Guerrero but also the other communist Deputy, Manuel Mora Valverde. copy of General Tolio address to the Congress is transmitted for the completion of the Department files, although no translation is furnished because of the Irrelevant nature of the address and the lack or time for translation.
The address or General Volio was replied to by Deputy Mora on June 19th. His words were impassionate and very much unlike his former attacks on his colleagues in the Congress. He dia, however, take pocasion to remind the Congress that General Volio had once been a stannch admirer of Communism and had advocated the recognition by Costa