The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-11-22
Hearst Charges Gales
Financed Chinese
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Err, where it was proved that the So
called original document" was al
tered twice in the office of the New
York American and appeared under
different filing dates in different is
sues of the Hearst publication, the
expose" Of Hearst occupied a page
and a half Of his Monday morning
paper in an effort to show that
Gales placed Mexican funds at the
of Generals Feng Yu-Hsiang
and Chang Kai-Shek, who are de-
scribed as financed and aided in the
revolution by the Russian Soviet, to
whom President Gales, of Mexico,
funds for use in China"
A Hearst Pipe-Dream.
That country so pove7~y stricken
as Mexico should be in position to
finance a revolution in China, no
matter how justified such action
might be, is absurd. Again Hearst
resorts TO reversing the customary
taIe about the Russian Bolshev1Ks IL
HANGING every teyoluClon JnruouC the
word ana now charged CaAes not
only wlCn financing Inc Chinese rev.
5lulon, D0t SenaIng money 70 the
bOlSneHlAS LnemselNe S,
Inc 0Ime-n0yeI style in which the
latest story is related is mighty
amusing. Gays the American;
Mexican money Tor the propaga-
ton OF hussIa Red docCrIne has
been spent laylshly by rresldenC
Calles not only III MS own country
ana IN tne terrlCory OF his CenGrai
American nelgnDorS, as Shown W Cne
nearst papers In preceding arClcles
OF This series, but in Russia itsen
ana China.
Orders drawn by the Mexican ex-
ecutive on his treasury department.
prove the Worldwide scope OF his
o-Bolshevlst activities. Both Or
uers We're made payable to Basino
Dadlllo, the Mexican minister to kus-
STA.
Propaganda in China.
1.-The larger sum, Y10U,UUU, was to
be turned over TO 'CltIzen Basil LII
vitnotf,' designated by Gales as Sc
cret agent OF Mexico in Leningrad,
Tor the carrying out OF propaganda
arrangements spoken, of by Canes in
a letter written by him to Minister
Badilio.
''The small sum, $4,000, Minister
Badillo was instructed 20 use for
propaganda expenses in favor OF
Mexico in China. In both instances,
it will be noted from the text OF the
orders, the money passed through
the Mexican fiscal agency III New
York"
Not even Nervous Nelly" Kellogg,
the highly imaginative secretary oil
state in the Coolidge cabinet, ever
permitted such unrestrained romano
ing to carry him as far as the pres
ent stories in the Hearst publications.
in their desperation to publish spuri-
GUS documents in behalf OF the pol
icy of American imperialism in Lat
in America the Hearst writers sink
into plain idiocy.
Pants Resignation.
The source Of the Hearst fictitious
documents are partly indicated in the
statement that READERS will have
noticed, by this time, that the sec
rotary of the treasury, Alberto j.
PAM, never signed the treasury de-
partment orders carrying out the
wishes Of President Gales in regard
to the spending of Mexican money in
anti-American measures or Bolshe-
visit propaganda.
Secretary PAM always evaded
this responsibility, requiring his sub
ordinates to sign the necessary or
ders. Senior PAM resigned his posi-
ton as head of the treasury depart
ment last February. Pants intimate
friends attributed his resignation to
long standing disagreement with
Gales over the latter's reckless ex-
penditures of treasury funds every
where save at home, where they were
most needed"
PAM Paid Spy.
Secretary of the Treasury PAM, at
the time of his resignation, claimed
SAiNU AiC lColS pCC1doS VI Lie dlILl-
clerical policy of the Gales govern
ment. Himself a catholic and an
agent of the big landholders, the feu-
reaction in Mexico, used
his office for purposes of espionage
against the Mexican government.
Hearst's story seems to Indicate
that PAM was for sale to anyone
who could pay him for his services
and that probably Hearst was the
one who bought him. Ignorant and
superstitious, his1nature and training
eminently fitted him for the role
of tool of the reaction.
See Hand of PAM.
An analysis of the faxed docu-
ments reveals the fact that all of
them purport to be orders of Gales
on the Mexican treasury during the
period that PAM was secretary Of the |
treasury. This fact indicates that
the forgeries were concocted with the
assistance Of this same lackey of the |
feudal-clerical reaction that for years
has worked hand in hand wlch the |