Arizona republican., 1920-01-12
CARRANzA PLANS RED REGIME IN MEXICO, REPORT
Information Regarded As Reliable Will Be Placed Before Senate Sub-Com- mittee Today-American Draft Evaders Said To Be Supporting Program
[RepubIiean A. p. Leased wire1

formation regarded by government agents here as reliable that Carranza government officials are countenancing a plan to establish a bolshevik regim. in Mexico and that the radical program is supported largely by evaders of the ! American draft, ill be given to the sub- committee investigating Mexican affairs when it begins its hearings here his week.
 Senator A. B. Fall, republican. New Mexico, chairman of the committee, Is expected to arrive Monday. Senator Marcus 4. Smith, democrat, Arizona, already is here and scores of witnesses. many of them refugees from Mexico. are awaiting an opportunity to testify. Summons for more than 200 have been issued, but the number who have noti- fled agents of their willingness to tes- ! ufy is much greater.
 SIackers Active in Mexico
 Assertions that Americans who fled | to Mexico to escape the draft are i'm plicated in the plan to bring Mexico under the rule of the radicals are based on statements published in the official organ of the communist party in 1ex- | ico. American government records and reports of special agents tend 10 support the statements. According to the published boast 30,0OO Americans escaped service in the army by flight to Mexico. Most of them have returned to the United States but many remain, and the names of a few have appeared in the literature of the communist and l. w. w. organizations as actively en- gagged in furthering the cause of radi- calism.
 Documents which will be placed be- Tore the committee include the organi- zation of a communist party of Mexico The international secretary is George Barreda. Enrique H. Arce is secretary for Mexico and c. F. Tabler is treas Fol- eT American. The members of the eX- ecutive committee are Barreda. Arce. Tabler Linn A. E. Gale, F>ulgencio C Luna, Magdalena l.. Gale, Josefina Barreda, A. F. Araujo, J. c. Parker Demitri Nekitin and Federico Somero Gale and Parker are listed as Ameri- cans. Magdalena Gale is the wife oi Linn Gale. Nekitin is a Russian, but according to the literature of the or ganization also found refuge in Mexico when summoned by the American draft board. Luna is Filipino.
 Gale, formerly of Albany, \. Y, who i is editor Of the official organ of the communist party, is one of three who has been appointed as delegates to the third internationale at Moscow. The others are Barreda and Angel Bernal Bernal, John Tut and Jose. Nillalobos are the executive committee of the l. W. W. branch in Mexico City. over
 
 party has announced a certain form of patronage.
 Red Activities Widespread
 The investigation of radicals in Mex leo has shown it to be widespread. Dr. Att an agitator of the early days c.f Carranza's administration has ap- peared in Sonora, where. according to American government reports, a CO., worker named Lenine and who says he is cousin of the Russian leader, has been urging workmen to organize for the day when they will drive all for eigners across the border into the United States.
 Following is an appear recently published in Mexico by the communist party and which will be submitted to the committee:
 s4The communist party of Mexico appeals to the communist and left wing socialist parties of the world.
 The worst bandits of the world-the bandits of internationalism-h been trying for many months to start war between the United States and Mexico.
 These bandits. these brigands, these criminals, outlaws undeserving of any human consideration. They have armies and navies, cannon, trains horses and gold unlimited. They own and control governments. kings, presfz dents, congresses, churches and col- leges. They would have thousands or tens of thousands slaughtered so thai they can own Mexico and her riches crush the tendencies toward bolshev- ism here. wipe out the taxes on their oil and their mines, and punish the Mexican people for refusing to partici- pate in the late war. The Scattered and occasional bandit tribes in the iso. lated mountain and desert parts Of Mexico now and then rob somebody and In rare instances commit murder but their crimes-rnuch as we deplore them-do not cause one naillionth pars of the sufferingstha another war would cause.
 Condemn Rich
 Tt has been proved that most Of these bandits are either supported by foreign financial interests who want 'banditry' as an excuse for intervsn- ton in Mexico or else buy their gunI from other foreign interests that ara willing to coin profits out of the atroci- ties of thugs and thieves.
 The Mexican proletariat has no problems that the Mexican proletariaI cannot solve. Alone and unaided. i overthrew the modern Nero Porfirio Diaz, and wrote q liberal constitutions. alone and unmolested by alien armies It can rise above the impediments Jeff by 300 years of bondage and into the full enjoyment of economic liberty
 We appeal to you. our comrades in other lands, to help prevent this crime that the imperialistic Caliguias and Herods of the world seek to commit.
 Prevent a declaration of war if you can. If you cannot prevent the declar- ation prevent the consummation. Re fuse to fight Get others to do the same. Without workers to do the masters vile bidding. without soldiers to obey the brutal orders. there can be no war. Act now. Agitate. write speak, publish and strike. Communi a To II =
 (Signed)
 Communist Party of Mexico.
 Mexico City,
 Stir Up American Negroes