‘CLEAN UP SANDINO!’

Gisborne Times, Volume LXVII, Issue 10475, 4 January 1928, Page 5

‘CLEAN UP SANDINO!’

OR LEAVE NICARAGUA. JOUR NAT,!STIC ADYKT. TO AMERICA. ANOTHER MARINE KILLED AND G ENER AI. WOU N DF. 0.

(Received .Tanuarv 3. 10.50 p.m.) NEW 'YORK, Jan. 3. With the further announcement that one more marine has been killed and several wounded, there is a revival of the popular feeling a gains i the so-called American Imperialism, and this is featured in the Press. Newspaper leaders ask why the truce recently cabled has not resulted in the cessation of warfare. It is pointed out that a Pan-American conference is impending in Havana, at which Mr. Coolidge is to attend ii -person, and where it is understood ho will deliver an address and attempt to allay the anti-American feeling prevailing in Latin American countries. This, it is leaved, is mu likely to be fruitful in view of the present occurrences. The New York World savs: ‘‘On •Thursday Lindbergh was scheduled to fly to the capital of Xicarngu. News of the preparations being made to welcome him, however, -.was suddenly interrupted by the news of another encounter between marines and the rebel General Sandino. It is an unhappy prelude to the, holiday. The Washington Post says: “It is evident to the United States Government that we must either clear out of Nicaragua or clean up Sandino.' —A. and N.Z.C.A.