812.00/29729: Telegram
The Ambassador in Mexico ( Clark ) to the Secretary of State
Mexico
, June 16,
1932—1 p.m.
[Received 4:15 p.m.]
[Received 4:15 p.m.]
104. Referring to my telegram No. 103, June 13 [15], 11 a.m., 1932.26
- 1.
- Minister Téllez informs me that General Calles and wife leave here today for the United States via Laredo, destination New York,—whether on regular Laredo train leaving this evening or on a special train this afternoon seems not decided.
- 2.
- Foreign Office states that they are taking up matter through the Mexican Embassy in Washington.
- 3.
- I will telegraph details as soon as I can obtain them, and will likewise advise border.
- 4.
- Recalling the Valls situation at Laredo27 I respectfully urge that a military guard of honor from Fort McIntosh be used to escort General Calles and wife through Texas (see Department’s telegram 541, December 14, 1929).28
Clark
- Not printed.↩
- See Foreign Relations, 1930, vol. iii, pp. 508 ff.↩
- Ibid., p. 515.↩