DECLASSIFIED Authority Stateletter Inhz MLNSESC: 24 981. 10 possible to do, including the burning of bridges, the destruction of tramway lines, the sacking and buming of commissary stores, and the terrorizing of neighbor hoods. Already Costa Ricans who know the situation are beginning to compare the task of capturing Fallas and his mon in a hilly, brush country, with the task which confronted, first the United States marines and subsequently tho Nicaraguan Government when they tried to capture the late revolutionary leader Sandino in the mountain fastness of Nicaragua.
The Government here hopes to succeed in driving Yallas and his men into a remote section of the country ad Joining the Nicaraguan border where they can be penned in and prevented from ata turbing trait outting operations in other sections of the country.
This campaign may take months before it is brought to a successful conclusion.
In the meanwhile:(1) President menes kad bis Government, now prevoked at the notions of the Communiste, are determined to afford the nascimum protection within ita power to those who want to work, and a campada 18 afoot to gradually atamg out trouble makers. 2) Coffee growers, thoroughly alarmed at the prospects of trouble in the harvesting of the forthcoming cortos erop, have had several meetings at which they have determined to (a) improve the condition of their laborers, and (b) resist the Comaranists to the