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>. THIS CASE ORIGINATED AT Sear ‘dnt Onto, Tex, _.. 5S. 4. Fite #64—139 REPORT MADE AT: : DATE WHEN MADE: PERIOD FOR WHICH MADE: Br ADEBY: ~~ Lo : San Ant onto, Tex. fune 3°27 June s'e7 | ° wy, - om . - _ CHARACTER OF casm: ~ ee ANTI©IMPERTALIST LEAGUE Boycott against Amer: .. , Goods — SYNOPSIS or FACTS: 7 £ ee | & / - 6 0 ¢ 4n official boysott against American goods has been issued by President Calles probably in support of the Anti~Inperia: ist league which has been working for sometime Slong these 4 1ines. Pending. ALL RFORMATION COHTAED Coe e, PMH aeciey | DETAILS: At San Antonio, Tex. Espo ees DD y Reference ia made ta all Previous reports con hi this matter, under the caption of Letin American Union and Antic : Inperialiat League. . Associated Press despatches from Mexico City to local paper: are to the effect that on May 31, 1927; an Official boycott by governmental departments ageinat American goods was issued by Br: dent Calles of Mexico, as e reprisal for the systematic embargo placed by the U. 8. on merchandise bought by different governuen departments in the United States. The decree of Presigent Cale: considers. the embargo injurious ani the cauge of ‘unjustified Gel: - ~ J ke President in @ cfiroular 2 aepartments not to buy directly or indirectly furniture, machine: oF any kind of goodga in the e 3. and instructs the foreign offi otter instructs all the goverm © an | to order the Mexican eubassy and consulates in the U. 3d. ont tor: contrary to this decision, Furthermore an: ° any payments ruming 2 Besse of 5% in duties on all merchandise shipped into Mexico fr: the U. 3S. will become effective June lL, 19276 Sixty days ago th- nstlar was still taxed the original 5%.. the new regulation raised the on the commodities not subject to customs duties tol PENDING. BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION Vota Copp ee AM JU O° tase DEPARTMENT OF JusTica . WASHINGTON COPIES OF THIS REPORT FURNISHED To: REFERENCE: Caras LOY Oe