Evening Star Newspaper, March 2, 1927, Page 10

- RADIGALS “ORDER" BOYCOTTINGOF .S, Branches of Union in All Latin American Nations Urged to Help. By the Assoclated Press. MEXICO CITY, March 2.—A boycott in jevery Latin American country agamst everything produced in the United States is “ordered” in a mani- festg issued by the Union of Central and:South America and the Antilles. The' union, which has conducted con- sidefable propaganda _against the Unified States, claims to be strongly or- ga in every Lat erican coun- try, swhere, it announces, it is issuing proglamations similar to that distrib- uted in Mexico City. The boycott is to continue “as long as the forces of the United tes Army and Navy tread, under any pre- text; on the soil of any sister nation as Iong as United States citizens re fuse to obey the general laws of any Latfn American country, which other . citizens obey; as long as the United States Government refuses to abro- gate the onerous treaties it has im- posed on Haiti, the Dominican Repub- lic, Nicaragua, Panama, Cuba, Peru, i¥ia and others “We also demand,” the manifésto addd, “that the government of every Latih American country revise every S and concession with Ameri- which are illegal or n lhe b 1 interests of that count must continue the boycott i that is done.” In conclusion, the manifesto says: “Untler the present social system, i imp¢ssible to be free without money, and iwe will never have money so long s wo continue uselessly sending it to he {insensate United States. It is servile to believe that everything North American is superior to ours sim- ply because North Americans wish us S0 tb believe. Finally, it is elemental gur:éotlam to protect our own interests Escaping from a menagerie in Brus- sels a lioness ignored a crowd of chil- i returning from _school, but pounced on a horse and killed it. ! SUSPECTED IN ROBBERY. Colored Youth’s Arrest Follows Move to Get Doughnuts. Charles Woodard's passion for doughnuts, which he helped himself to from the doorstep of a delicatessen store opposite police headquarters yesterday and in full view of Detec- tives Ira Keck and B. W. Thompson, led to his arrest and the charge of robbery being preferred against him— not for taking the doughnuts, but for participating in the holdup of Max Aein, grocer, at 201 C street southwest, on the night of Febru- ary 4. Woodard, a colored youth, who gave his age as 18 and his home at Green- ville, ‘was identified last night, the de es stated, as one of the three robbers by Aein. The grocer declared one of the bandits wore a red sweater after he had otherwise identified him, and when Woodard's coat was unbuttoned, it revealed a red sweater. The charge of robbery then was preferred. WOMAN WINS $25,000 AFTER LEG OPERATION Attempt to Straighten Limbs Fol- lowed by Amputation, Patient Charges. By the Assoclated Press. 1.0S ANGELES, March 2~—Miss Helen R. Goldman, who underwent an operation to have her bow legs straightened when short skirts came in style, was awarded $25,000 dam- ages by a jury yesterday in a suit against the surgeons, in which she charged negligence. The operation resulted in blood pol- soning and subsequent amputation of one leg below the knee. Miss_Goldman sued the surgeons, John Dunlop and T. M. Hart, for $100,000 damages. The defendants de- nied the charges, declaring the opera- tion and treatment were according to the best medical practice, and that the operation was performed only because Miss Goldman was so sensitive about her bow legs that she threatened sul- cide. Four , women were on the jury which made the award. THE EVENING FRANCE PROPOSING 0 INCREASE NAVY Marine Minister to Ask for General Expansion in Building Program. By the Associated Press. PARIS, March 2—President Cool- idge's recently declined Invitation to France to participate in a naval dis- armament conference appears to have reminded the French authorities that they are behind other leading powers in several branches of naval cqnslrurllon vgues, minister of ma- rine, y v announced that some- thng must be done to bring the French fleet up somewhere nearer to the standard of other countri He reserved deta ing proposals, duced in Parliament soon, but made clear that France was far behind other colonial powers in her means of protecting communications with her overseas possessions. The new program is expected to provide for sufficient cruisers, de- Short t, be A cold need not get started if the | right help is at hand. If it gets start- ed, one can check it in a day. The best help known is HILL'S. One of the world’s largest labora- tories developed this formula by com- blnmg a number of important discov- eries. 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