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Ts AR ; 3952 when its preacnt leader and president, Pedro Albisa. Campos, WES ’ gaccessful in ‘getting his Party meabers to vote ‘in the general election at” aeniaie ‘which time they polled 5,257 votes out of @ total of 363,657 cast by the oe a Island's population for that year of not less than 1,600,000. ‘the Battonalset : pry of Puerto Rico bas not voted ata poblic election s place 1932." ae of ; fe re or ue iw oe fBeeeiye releerrs vy eG cane ere ao Aon Seg meet eee so. tt has been determined this Party hes ‘pever at any y tine mintain fands of any natare in any bank or institution. It is alleged that ast _Nexvfonalist Party has never eperated from a reserve capital bat has “ an _ serried on their work by gsabscription or r donations. < ri fon oo ce Mere the main drticaty of ‘the watssatiet | Party ies always bean ‘of 8 . financial nature. It is not believed the Party bas over received funds oad from any outside source or political organisation. - aa — It 48 also reported that the mejority of the members of the Con- muniat Party in Puerto Rico were formerly members of the Nationalist Party and are believed to belong to both Parties at the present time. fhose who .- claim to belong to one Party are known to be in sympathy with the other end. these organisations are allegedly very closely associated as menbers of the - i." , Commnist Party alsost always speak at meetings of the Nationalist Party me 4 ). vise versa while each Clains 0 be porking £ for ) ultimate and complete 5, oe [Btn Yorer, 190.16 ma erat tbe elt Par not have over 2700 menbers. | ce Binsin TF * meine a oT _— a Inform tion ie available. to the effect that the Nationalist party . _ Of Puerto Rico was headed by Pedro Albisu Campos who is a Harvard University” a graduate ani who porsued the practice of law in Puerto Rico. During 1936 ae /*qgtablished himself as president of the Republic of Puerto Rico ‘et Aguas « . 4 Buenas, .Canpos, together with bis lisutensnts, ty meats of posters,’ spesches © ‘and the press, called for the’ @vacnation of the Trnited States officials: fron SSS eS int a os cae