New Britain herald., 1927-01-13
IMPORTANT DEBATE
 0N FOREIGN PLANS
Congress DelYing Deeply Into
 Nicaraguan Situation

Washington, Jan. Is Pl-Momen- policy regarding the Nicaraguan- Mexican situation was in the offing as congress turned today to peruse more carefully Secretary KellogG's testimony detailing the reasons which led the state department to become concerned with the spectre of a Meyican-fostered bolshevist he genony intervening between the United States and the Nanama Canal.
 NIT. Kellogg revealed these reasons in q lengthy statement yesterday be- fore the senate foreign relations committee. and efforts were expect cd to be made today 10 have him appear before the house foreign af fairs committee. While such a move was blocked yesterday. Representa- tive Moore, democrat, Virginia, was prepared to move today that the sec retary also give his views to the house committee.
 Quoting from extensive commun- ist declarations and resolutions, Sec retary Kellogg told the senate com Iaittee, which had been called to meet again today that all of these had named Mexico in particular and Latin America in general as bases for attacks on the imperialistic' United States. It was these docu- ments, together with information showing that arms and ammunition were clearing Mexican ports for the Sacasa liberals in Nicaragua, which led state department officials to re- gard the recent developments in Nicaragua as affecting not only Am erican interests in that country, bst in all Central America.
 The secretary's statement. made in executive session and given out later by Chairman Borah of the com- mittee, was captioned "Bolshevik aims and policies in Mexico and in Latin America"
 He cited a resolution passed by the central executive committee of workers (communisD party on No- yenber 1o, 1926 as summing up admirably" the "activities and plans of the American communists as re- gards the organization of opposition 10 the United States in Mexico and Latin America"
 "The tasks of our party at the present time" the resolution read xxx are those presented by the conditions of imperialism. xxx X recent months have furnished strik- ing evidence of the widespread move ment for Latin American unity against Wall street. We cite par ticularly the present attitude of the Gales government in Meyico-its general Latin Americanism, its pol icy in Central America, it's tendency toward cooperation with the all- America anti-imperialistic league, and the decision of President Gales to send a personal representative 10 the Brussels world court conference against imperialism.
 Declaring "Bolshevik leaders have had very definite ideas with respect to the role which Mexico and Latin America are to play in their general program of world revolution" the secretary added
 Thus. Latin America and Mexico are conceived as base for activity against the United States
 As further documentary evidence he quoted from a resolution of the third congress of the red interna- tional of trade unions. from an American representative speaking before the executive committee of the communist international. from a thesis and a resolution approved at the sixth session of this committee. from a report on anti-imperialistic work presented the fourth conven- ton of the communist party. and ether red documents.
 To show specifically the relations between Moscow and Mexico Mir. Kellogg quoted from a declaration by Tchitcherin the bolshevik for oiGn minister. who said on the es- tablishment Of diplomatic relations between Mexico and the Soviet states that the Mexican govern ment Is based on the right trade unions and the radical small bour- eeoisia. X Mexico gives us thus