Marcel Granier Doyeux, Assistant Scoutmaster Federico Diaz Legorburu, and Enrique Tejera Paris as witness. 1935 Following the resignation of National Commissioner Henrique Sapene, the Federation had Enrique Tejera Paris and Federico Diaz Legorburu as Interim Commissioners. At the end of that year, the National Assembly of the Federation appointed Captain M. Santos Rausseo as new National Commissioner. In the same year Enrique Tejera Paris was elected to the National Commissioner and during his term the Venezuelan Catholic Church recognized the Federation of Boy Scouts (Scouts) of Venezuela as an organization and the National Scout Camp-School "Smoke" is created in Encanto Park where the first National Forest badge workshop is held. 1936-1938 Through the efforts of Dr. Enrique Tejera G., Minister of Education for the year, General Eleazar López Contreras, President, included in its Programme for Government, support for the Boy Scouts (Official Gazette No. 18886 of 21 February 1936). In August of that year a tour was made of the West of the Republic of Colombia (Cúcuta) that aimed to raise awareness of Scouting in that region. A group called the "Technical Circle of Scouting", whose activities were immediately extended to the cities of Maracaibo and Valencia, was established in Caracas in 1937. The Technical Circle of Scouting (CTE) was founded with the primary intention of channeling resources and energies latent in the Federation, and to improve and expand Scouts Venezuela. From then until its dissolution in 1948, the CTE was a group dedicated to technical improvement. In 1937 a Scout mission led by National Commissioner Cap. Rausseo M. Santos, attended the World Jamboree held in Vogelenzang, Netherlands, on behalf of the Federation of Boy Scouts (Scouts) in Venezuela. That same year, the Federation requested and obtained registration from the World Scout Conference, becoming one of the members of the World Organization of the Scout Movement (WOSM). In 1938, C.T.E. organized a course for Heads of Unit Potrerito, Carrizales, Edo. Miranda, which can be considered the first formal training course conducted in a Field-School in the country. 1940-1941 In late 1940, for health reasons, Rausseo, the National Commissioner, resigned and died soon after. In an extraordinary National Assembly, Prof. Armando Alvarez de Lugo was appointed Acting National Commissioner. 1942 In August 1942 the first National Jamboree (National Patrol Camp) was held in the city of Maracaibo, which was attended by Scouts from throughout Venezuela. 1943-1945 'In 1943 and 1944 the