New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 16, 1929, Page 28

CALLES SINCERELY WISHES T0 RETIRE “Friends Say Mexican Leader Is Through With Politics Mexico City, Aug. 16 (P—General Plutarco Elias Calles, former presi- dent of Mexico started for Europe because he wanted to get a rest and‘ become again a plain citizen He made this clear to close friends, who vouch for his sincerity. He told them that he has no ambition to emulate Porfirio Diaz. who for 30 years ruled Mexico with an iron hand. But so long as his personality i necessary to assure able govern- ment, General Calles will not retire catirely from th £ his power must be in the b to keep the country on the path to peace and progress, there it will be. ¥or Calles, his friends declare, is a true patriot, althou understood one The general's s constantly on the tongue of cvery Mexican. When the government is referre that name part of conversation. les holds official post, having resigned the portfolio after leoding the to victory in the volution. scene. hackground in order istly mis- 1 to, t war loyal arms 1 to a school s class with to bring the when nece it he is not im- It is not pleasant tell you what to do, nds explain, but it cially if for your Calles can teacher, watching ov & sharp ¢ nd ready hickory stick into play sary. It follows t mensely popular. to have someone like ous, es; that someone is working welfare. Calles is poséessed by the desire to build up Mexico and better the Mexican people, these friends as- sert, and the fact that sometimes disagreeable alter his determination. When the out March past, Calles City a tired man. report to Pres with it submitted There reports then that Calles soon would take trip abroad, but the rumor also spread that it was only through a promise to leave the country that Calles ob- tained the support of the majority of the army during the campaign egainst the rebels his task is does not which broke a thing of the back to Mexico He rendered his nt Portes Gil and his resignation rebellion 3 became came were A trip abroad at the time would bave given strength to thos mors. So Calles, whatever his for- mer intentions may have been, made it known that he would retire to the country for a rest. It was past the middle of July before he finally de- parted for France in search of re- newed health SEVEN FAMOUS PILOTS IN NON-STOP AIR RAGE 55 "t | which haa nothing Los Angeles-Cleveland Fliers In- clude Frank Hawks, Holder of Cross-Country Flight Recor Los Angeles, Aug. 16 (P—Seven nationally known pilots today entered the non-stop air race be- tween Los Angeles and Cleveland, which starts next Sunday ture of the national air races, are Captain Frank Hawks, of Angeles and New York, Noller coast-to non-stop records for both eas and westward fly- ing; Lee ir, transcontinental flier who on a recent non-stop tempt from Los Angeles to New York was forced down in Kansas; Bob Cantwell of Tulsa, Okla., ner of last year's clas from San F during the national P. Wood, winner of tional air tour; Harry Cleveland air mail pilot; Oliver C. Lebouttiller of New York, and Art Goebel, winner of the Dole trom California to Hawaii in 1 Under the rules the contestarts may leave Los Angeles any time Sunday, but must finish at Cleve- land between 4 and 6 p. m, Mon- day, August 2 as a Los of air rac last ye J Grotto Convention at Roton Point Is Begun' 16 (A—Ten thou of New England Norwalk, Aug. sand Grotto men and other eastern states are expect ed to attend the annual outing of the Connecticut State Grotto ciation at Roton Point park tonight and tomorrow. 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