Salt Lake Telegram | 1935-07-27 | Page 18 | Ousted Mexican 'Dictator' Spurns Fleeing into Exile

Ousted Mexican Dictator Spurns Fleeing Into Exile 1 VILLA HERMOSA Tabasco Mexico July 27 AP Watching AP Watching the of the dictatorship he had built up in the past 12 13 years years Tomas Garrido Canabal former lormer governor of Tabasco and andI I former federal secretary of agriculture declared today that instead I of ot fleeing In into o exile he intended to stay here and show that I can take it I Referring to the student expedition expedition I tion which has established headquarters headquarters headquarters head head- quarters In In this city with the announced announced announced an an- purpose of driving him I from the state the Catholic anti leader said in an interview the people people peo peo- pic of Tabasco will never tolerate those who arc are now here Even though It be composed of my political enemies the government government govern govern- ment must be revolutionary be-revolutionary because the public wants it so he added Garrido asserted that the accusations accusations accusations spoken against him regarding the deaths of four students were entirely false He described his enemies as clericals and reactionaries reaction reaction- reaction reaction-I aries arles Although Garrido has apparently been shorn of of his political power the people still sUll fear him Garrido was not armed nor was he living in a fortress Eight or orten orten orten ten men some of them with pistols partially concealed beneath their shirts were stretched out on the gr grass ss in iri front of his home Otherwise Otherwise Otherwise Other Other- wise there was no signs that he feared attack The year old business man man- politician said he had completely withdrawn from political life and would dedicate himself to cultivating cultivating cultivating ing his r range