Ms Coll\Mexican Communist

Partida Comunista Mexicana.Mexican Communist Party records, 1951-1958.4 linear ft. (5,819 items in 8 boxes).

Historical note: These papers are photocopies printed out from a microfilm of items selected from the files ofthe Mexican Communist Party Headquarters in Mexico City which was raided by the Mexican government inthe Spring of 1959. This microfilm was prepared for the use of Daniel James who was to have prepared a studyof the Party for the Twentieth Century Fund.

Summary: Correspondence, manuscripts, documents, lists, and subject files of the Mexican Communist Party(Partida Comunista Mexicana) from the 1950s. Included are organizational records of the national party as wellas many local groups, and folders on a great range of topics including workers in the petroleum industry,teachers, relations with other national communist parties, finances, front groups, factionalism within the party,party conferences, party history, and biographical data.

Organization: Arranged. Photocopies printed from a microfilm. Originals are presumed to be in the custodyof the Mexican government.

Finding aids: Register, 98p.; Box list, lp.

Donor: Gift of the 20th Century Fund, 1964.

Restrictions on use: Collection is shelved offsite and requires 48 hours for access.Available for faculty, students, and researchers engaged in scholarly or publication projects.Permission to publish materials must be obtained in writing from the Librarian for Rare Books and Manuscripts.

1. Mexican Communist Party. 2. Oil industry workers—Mexico. 3. Teachers—Mexico. 4. Communism—Mexico.5. World politics. 6. Mexico—Politics and government—1946-1970.

ID: NYCR89-A600 * *

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AH INTRODUCTION TO THE PAPERS.-QFTyE MEIICA.N COMMUNIST PARTY(Prepared by Daniel" James )The most complete record ot the operations ef an important Cononmist

Party erer to cove into £he possession of the West is now in the hands of the Mexi-

can Gortrnaent, as the result of a raid upon the headquarters of the Mexican Ceoara—

aiat Party in the Spring ef 1959 which yielded so»e nine tons of party files, equip-

as»at iad furnishings. A selection ef the sest pertinent documents found in the files,

tatallinj 5,813, has been made arailable exclusirtly to the present writer for the

purpose ef making an exhaustire study from the "inside," so to speak, of the Mexican

Coconunist Party. (He has also been promised access, should he require it, to the

remainder ef the seized material.) The writer hereby proposes that he undertake

such a study, based largely upon the arailable documents, under the auspices of the

\ Twentieth Century Fund.

The authenticity of the documents has been established beyond any doubt,

both by the Mexican authorities treatseIres and non-Mexican experts. They would be

arailable for reproduction in the study — which will be the first time they will

hare seen the light of day.

The nearly 6,000 seized docuaents constitute a detailed record of rirtu-

ally erery phase of act#rity of the Mexican Communist Party (hereinafter referred te

by its Spanish initials, PCM), en both the legal and illegal lerels, since its in-

ception in 1919; they tend to be more of a record, heverer, ef the past two deeades

or so than ef the party's earlier history. As such, they rereal, in the words of

the Coosnuaists themselres, more aboutthe way they operate than anything hithert*

published about Comanmism excepting the known writings of its founders and heirs.

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•fu* foil >ring ia a brief sampling of the subject matter dealt \rith in the

seized documents, which Trill gire aocae idea of the wealth of material thej coatain:

Membership. National and lecal membership lists (including one which names

the former Mexican President, General Lazaro Cardenas, a* & PGM cardholder).

Sympathizers. Detailed lists of who they are, their financial contribution*.

Illegal ActJTitisa. "VU.il drops" used by the PCM for both domestic and

foreign nail. Reports of cell Meetings, aiaea of cell*, yho belengs to then and

There they are. Exteasire notes discasaiag the PCM's illegal work.

Organization. Details concerning the organization ef the PCM nationally

and locally, documents explaining how it operates.

Planning. Extensire "work plans'* drawn up for the national party on a

yearly and monthly basis, for its state units, and for special actirities such as

labor conferences.

) Labo£. Detailed information en the operations »f party fractions inside

the Mexican trade unions, especially such key ones as the Railway Workers, Oil Work-

ers, Zlectrical Workers and Teachers. The same' concerning operations aaeng the

peasantry. *

Rail Strike. Series of accounts of the party's role in calling the

paralyzing rail strike of February-March 1959 which, indirectly, led te the raid on

PCM leadquarters which yielded the documents discussed here. (The raid had been con-

ducted to obtain eridence ef the PCM'a masterminding ef the strike, after which the

party's leaders were imprisoned and two members of the Seriet Embassy depofeted.)

Soriat Union. Correspondence with the Seriet Ceomranist Party, reports on

trips to Ruasia by PCM leaders, accounts of funds receired frem Moscow by the PCM,

internal discussions of the XX CPSU Cengress (February 1958), and other date> show-

ing how closely the Kremlin controls the Mexican party.

International Communist Ties. Correspondence with satellite Communist

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Parties, contacts with the Red-controlled World Federation ef Trade Unions and other

international Caiacninist groups, relations with such notorious international agents

as Vittorio Vid&li (aiiaa Carlos Cor.traras, etc.) of Trieste.

Latin. America. Report of a conference of northern Latin American Communist

Parties, correspondence with those parties, ties with the Red-controlled Latin Ameri-

can Confederation of Labor, contact with Cuban Cotnmuai3ts before Castro.

U. S. Communista. Correspondence with the U. S. Communist Party, report

jf an An;erioau Cou^aunist to tha FCW's XIII Congress (1958), discussions of "Brovrieri *t

in.-i fe the PCM.

Y i q a n c e s_. Minutely J#l^iled accounts of receipts and expenditures of the

PCM on the national un«i ) ical levels, on a day-to-day basis as well as monthly and

annually. Evidence of receipt uf funds froa: the Seviets.

Propaganda. Reports on the PCIPs propaganda activities, the operations

of its daily organ, "La Voz de Mexico," of ita publishing house, Fondo de Cultura

Popular, etc.

Fronts. Accounts oi the PCM's various front3 among the youth, women, etc.

Schools. Details of the party's penetration into the University of Mexico

and other schools of higher learning, and the various teachers unions. Information

concerning the PCVi' s own schools.

Internal Security. Dsscription of the PCM's intelligence and security

apparatus, reports of its Control Commission concerning possible police agents in

its midst, activities of the far-right Sinarquista movement, and rf activities inside|

the office of the Mexican President (as described by an informer).

Dia3«n3ion. Internal debates on the party line and the "deviations" ef

certain leaders, including ex-secretary General Dionisio Encina, correpondence

concerning factionalism between the famous painter and current Secretary General,

David Alfaro Siqueiros, and other party leaders.

004Relations with other Mexican parties. Material concerning relations, i&

particular, with Victate Leabardo Teledano'a Popular Socialist Partj, and vith %

) third Comaanist grouping, tho Party of Vork«r« and Peasants.

Eltctoral actiritits, "Hie PCM*« tactici and atrmtogjr ia th# 1968 Pr««i-

d«atial «l«ction, its joint actiritioa with Lombard*•• PPS, its draft prograa.

Hiatory* Material oa the history of tho PCM siaco ita inception la 1919.

Theory. Notes concerning the application of Marxist-Leninist doctrine to

Mexico.

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TENTATIVE *>KP0HT ON OF SLIl ZKD V.KX1CAN COMMl'MSf !X̂ Cl MENTS

(Prepared by Daniel James)i IU1 i^ a hirtilv tentativeThe f ol lowi iu' "i cf a hiriily tentative' report on our study of the

seized files of the Mexican Communist f^rty, based upon an incomplete exam-ination of loss than half of soie nearly 6,000 documents available. Itshould he understood that »*eof what they contain; but it.proved quite revealing.

can i'.ive, at the moment, only a sketchy ideaitiav be added that, on the whole, they have

T!iis tentative report ischematic form we use below.

of necessity, cast in the somewhat

PCM MEMBERSHIP

It appears from trie documents we have studied, so far, that thePCM has only 3-4,000 Members today -- Or had, as of 19*>i). That representsa decided drop from an estimated 30,000 it had in the early 1940s.

The bulk of the membership is concentrated in the Federal District(Mexico City) ami three or four more or less uidustrialized states (notablyNuevo Leon, whose capital is the Mexican "Pittsburgh," Monterrey, and Coahuila/.

According to a report made in 1957 by the PCM leader, Jose EncarnacionPerez, the Federal District had only 37~> members organized into 39 cells. Only28-30 of those cells were active, he further reported. He also disclosed thatan unknown number of party members were not attached to cells, but it appearsthere were only about 28 of them. That would put the total Mexico City member-ship, in 1957, at slightly more than 40O. (Note: the capital then had a totalpopulation of more than 4 million.)

Though its membership was (and presumably still is) quite low, thePCM counted in 1957 (and presumably still counts) upon a formidable number ofsympathizers in high places. The f#llo*m,- are only a few of the most promin-ent of a long List of sympathizers contained in the documents, whose names arementioned several times as contributors to the Party, supporters of its organ,"La Voz," etc.:

Lazaro Cardenas (see below), former President of Mexico, and hisonly son, Cuauhtemoc.

Alfredo del Mazo, Secretary of Hydraulic Resources in the presentcabinet of President Adolfo Lopez Mateos.

Julian Rodriguez Adame, Secretary of Agriculture in the presentcabinet.

Pascual Gutierrez Roldan, Director General of Petroleos Mexicanss(PEMEX), a member of the cabinet.

Victor Manuel Villasenor, Director General of Dina, S. A., government-owned industrial complex making autos, freight cars and textile machinery.

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Ricardo Zevada, President of the Bank of Foreign Trade (government)•

Jose Iturriaga, Undersecretary of Nacional Financiera, chief govern-ment finance agency and Presidential advisor,

Leopoldo Zeat Director of Cultural Relations, Foreign Ministry.

Jose* Alvarado, Rector of University of Nuevo Le6n.

Gabriel Fjgueroa, famous movie photographer, cousin and confidantof President.

Jeaos Silva Herzoft, leading intellectual, editor of the distinguished(pro-Communist) magazine, Cuadernos, holder of numerous important official postsin past years, 1962 winner of the Premio *^acional de Ciencias Sociales (just re-ceived at the hands of the President).

It should be stressed that all these names are mentioned more thanonce in the documents as Party supporters.

CARDENAS

Cardenas merits special attention because he is mentioned in the docu-ments more than the others, and because of his influential position as a formerPresident.

The documents we have examined so far do not make clear Cardenas'exact relationship to the PCM. One, for example, indicates that he has a Partycarnet; others, however, suggest that he is only a very close sympathizer.

) What is clear is that Cardenas was frequently discussed by Partyleaders, whose attitude toward him was usually very cordial. Thus in a reportto the Michoacan State Plenum, Cardenas was praised highly for having beennamed to receive the Stalin Prize on Feb. 26, 1956 by a Soviet representativescheduled to arrive in Mexico City to make the presentation. At a PCM Plenum,May 20, 1957, Cardenas was hailed as a leader who wants to win over the Mexicanmasses in the fight against (U. S.) imperialism. It was noted further, by PCMSecretary General Dionisio £ncina, that CaVdenas' re-entry into the politicalarena (he had kept silent for about fifteen years) was changing the relation-ship of forces in Mexico in the Communist direction. Added Sncina:

"We must not cease to have confidence in Cardenas."

PCM FINANCES

Generally, PCM finances during the years covered by the documentswe have seen were in tangled shape, and at times charges of "embezzlement" weremade against Party leaders.

The last fiscal year for which we have apparently complete figures,•1956-57,* shows that the Party's annual income was only 165,419.18 pesos (about$13,235). Its two major sources of income were listed as, collections and fund-raising* Dues accounted for only the barest fraction of total income, 2,848.75

* Documents not yet examined may turn up more recent data.

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(about $228).

i'he same report added that about 93% of the Party's income came fromtlie Federal Di.-uict and Coaliuila, * i th tike latter state alone accounting for7l.«-"\> of it.

We have found sonif* evidence that the PCM has received funds fromMoscow at various times. In one case, it was bluntly stated that the Kremlinhad sent the PCM r>(),ouw r shies to help finance the 1927 railroad strike. Itappears that in recent years Moscow has been more discreet, siphoning; fundsinto the Mexican party indirectly through such organisms as the PCM's publishinghouse, Fondo de Cultura Popular.

RE1 A TIQNS W 1 1' H MO.S C 0 W

The documents indicate that the PCM has been tied to Moscow's apronstrings since its inception in 1919, At .« meeting in October 1943 ca!led todiscuss one of ine Parly's most serious internal crises (one that followed theexpiiision, it Stalin's be'.est, of the entire i.'CM leadership under Laborde andCaaipa ) , onehad sent HIa

ead-r, £r.ri-;ue Kamirez y kamfrez, objecting to the fact that MoscowKoca to reorganise the Party, declared:

"Vfe are too accustomed to accept everything made in Moscov*."

Other voices were then heard declaiming against "foreign interference"(read: Moscow's interference) in P/irty affairs.

Between 1941 and 194 3, it appears from the documents, a swarm ofCommunist International agents were sent in to reorganize and pacify the Mexicanparty, including £arl Browder, the Trieste Communist leader and alleged assassin,Carlos Conteeras (alias Sormenti, etc.), as well as Roca. It was those agentswho, ciccording to a party leader, ^otero V. , "d iscovered the Laborde-Campa con-spiracy.11

Bias Hoca, the Cuban Communist leader , »eems to have been the guidinghand behind .Moscow's efforts to re-orient the Mexican 'party. Among other things,he was charged with adjust nig t.»e PCM to the fresh dissolution of the ConununistInternational, and to the radin.il change m Russia's attitude toward ti»e warafter the i4itler invasion. i'oca is quoted as saving tliat tlie Mexican comradesdid not realize that that invasion menaced Mexico.

g: the XX Concresa of t:.e Cl'SU in February 1956, the PCMleadership launched a strenuous campaign to drill Die conclusions of the Congressinto the minds of its members, and for months kept special delegations activelypropounding the new Khrushchev line throughout Mexico. l>n Oct. 5, 1956, forexample, the i'CM sent a Conrado v.acias into -San Luis Potosi to draft a work planfor the state organization "with respect to the situation of the Party, itsnecessities, and the agreements of tiie XX Congress."

HEL.VilC.VS WiTh (>ni£R FAKT1E3

Various documents deal with the PCM's relations with other Mexicanparties over the years, principally with the Popular Party (now the PopularSocialist Party) of vicente Loinbardo Toledano.

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Lombardo, like Cardenas, it, appears from the docuients, enjoys anespecially favorable position with the PCM but does not appear to be a •ember.

Thus in 1956, to give one example, Lombardo and the PP negotiatedan electoral pact with the PCM, under winch the former agreed to let the latterrun candidates on the PP line wherever the PP did not have its own. On variousoccasions, too, the PCM has be^n invited to coopeiate with the PP's trade-unionarm, the IGOCM (General I'nion of Mexican workers and Farmers).

The PCM has also managed on occasion to run its candidates on theline of the PRI — Party of Revolutionary Institutions — the party that rulesMexico. There is no evidence, thus far, however, that that was done with thePRI's knowledge and assent.

Various attempts have been made to reunite the PCM with the Laborde-Caxpa elements who were expel Led in 1940, and were subsequently organized intothe POCM (Mexican Workers and Peasants Party), but to no avail so far.

IRON CIRTAIN CONTACTS

It is clear from the documents that the PCM maintains close relationsarith the Iron Curtain countries and parties, chiefly with Moscow, of course. Itdoes .so through various means, including special trips by Party leaders and deleg-ations sent to "international" congresses.

In one case, the documents show that the PCM requested the aid of theCPSl to enable two members to study in the V. S. S. R. Both members were pro-fessors at the National Autonomous University of Mexico,

\ In another case, a delegate to the Congress of the World Federationof Democratic Youth held in Sofia, and of the Sixth #orld Festival of Youth andStudents For Peace held in Moscow,/a detailed report maunanutx to the PCM.

In Jitill another, one Lazcano, the head of the publishing house,Fondo de Cuitura Popular, held a series of revealing meetings with Kremlinleaders that resulted in a wholesale purge of references to Stalin in liter-ature sold by the Fondo, Lazcano, reporting back to the PCM, announced thathe was destroying certain numbers of Tiempos Nuevos (New Time3, Moscow), a bookcalled The .Ninth Wave, and other literature tending to promote the cult ofpersonality, on orders from Moscow,

FOXDO DE CCLTURA POPULAR

This seems a good point to say an extra word about the Fondo, asdescribed in several discussions encountered in the documents.

Since Mexico re-established relations with Moscow in 1933, a rep-resentative of the Russian agency, Libro Internacional, has always beenstationed in Mexico to supervise the Fondo' s activities and, in general, theflew of Soviet propaganda in Mexico,

Toward the latter end, the representative has maintained contactwith the rival POCM and apparently non-political (i. e., commercial) publish-ing houses such as Editorial Grijalva. The Fondo itself distributes Soviet

, literature forMexican bookshops which do not wish to be identified with Moscow,J

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It also makes deals with bookshops -- such as one reported with ashop on tiie Avenida Hidalgo, Mexico City -- under which they agroe not to sellant i-Cotfttnunist book.-..

The documents show that, a£ one point, the Kondo had on hand 29,000Soviet books and pamphlets (all m -Spanish) .

They also show that La/cano conducted a correspondence with .MoscowConcerning which books from the btalm era should be destroyed. On April 25,1957, for example, he actually asked Moscow for a list of the books whichshould be destroyed.

One document reports that books were destroyed "because of the iieriacase."

'I'b.r* [ i;;ro In t ?rnac i ona I representative, one Srhevshenko, ?naue chargesthat Fondo officials were behind J n payments to hisi) despite the fact that I ibroInt ernaciona 1 had given the i%ondf- a ''subsidy" of none than one million pesos(over $80,GOO), plus a consignment of books worth another million pesos. lit is(juite clear that this has beenone of the ways m v»hich Moscow finances the Mexicarparty, for other documents disclose that the Tarty "borrowed" money from theFondo which it never paid back.)

Schevshenko also charged that the Kondo was mismanaged and disorganizec

TYUCAL STATE ORGANIZATION \ipi

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3. Peasants -- stress credit and water.

0. Women -- enlarge the Feminine Assembly, etc.

7. Youth -- Cor.^ress of Communist Youth in Nuevo Leon; get 250new members, eic.

IJ1 Propaganda

1. Increase "I«x Voz" sale to 4O0, then 600.

2. Reprint Political Committee's call on former PCM members torejoin party.

J. Sell Tempos Nuevos, 1}CM literature, etc.

4. !;old at least 15 :«ieetinc;s on PCM i i f ̂*, and 20 barrio --neighborhood -~ meetings.

Distribute U>0, (a.,O Leaflets.

C>. Publish a bi-monthiy bulletin.

7. Organize 20 paint brigades (presumably to paint walls wit-*Party slogans).

8. Study circles on CPSL XX Congress, PCM night school and theorycourses.

The provisions in the Work Plan included a Budget and ideas forraising money such as the following: 4 public collections, 10 raffles, 4"festivales de celulus" -- cell parties -- 4 movie nights in Monterrey and else-where in Nuevo Leon, sale or raffle of Soviet objects. It set a goal of increas-ing by 20 tiie nuaber of regular monthly contributors.

The Nuevo Leon report said tnat the state organization maintainedseven paid employes, who received 2,6uO pesos (»2O8) a month in salaries. Itrevealed that the total state budget was on.lv 3,650 pesos ($452), but incomewas only 4,660 ($372.80). Almost half of the income, 2,000 pesos ($1130) cajaefrom individual contributions.

RAILROAD STRIKE

It was the PCM's complicity in the crippling railroad strikes of1958 and 1959 that led to the raid on its offices which resulted in seizure *of the documents, the jailing of the Communist head of the rail union, DeraetrioVailejo, and his lieutenants, and the subsequent jailing also of the PCM Secre-tary General, Dionisio Encina, and other Communist chiefs. The documents con-cerning the PCM's role in the rail strikes prove conclusively that they wereengineered by it, presumably for the purpose of paralyzing the economy andbringing down the government or forcing it to move sharply left.

The documents reveal that a Party cell of 23, all railroad men,apparently framed the Party's strategy and guided its actions with regard tothe strikes.

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The PCM framed a 15-point Plan of Action, and in preparation for thestrikes ordered its members to concentrate on rail activity in saven vital centenincluding the three largest cities, Mexico Cit>, Guadalajara and Monterrey.

A few dry runs were held. For example, the Party conducted a one-hourrail stoppage in Coahuila on July 2c, 1938, which, the state secretary general re-ported, showed that the workers were united behind the Party. On August 3, a re-port was made to the PCM leadership that Sections 9 and 27 of the Railway WorkersUnion had organized a complete stoppage and were backed by 47 other unions.

The Party boasted often, in the documents, of the leading role ithad played in the rail strikes. Thw> the Central Committee itself, in a letterto all state organizations setting i»rth f.Iie Party's rail demands, admitted:"Our tJarty has played a very impor*tt role in this struggle...." In anotherease, i'arty militants operating a > , < the rail workers reported that "the direc-

• union/ responds to our irient-itions andting body ofd 1 fee t l oils . "

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Cne document reports th* L at Red-organ t'.'. ̂ d railroad union .nee tings,such as one in Coahuila, the cry JvlS heard, "Death to Yankee Imperialism!" (.Theline taken by the Party, as bronchi, out by tlie documents, was that the Mexicanrailway systea had been made ci

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Folders 5-l6, frames 577-1166Box 3.

Folders 17-32, frames 1167-1880Box k.

Folders 33-^0, frames 1881-2516Box 5.

Folders Ul-52, frames 2517-3302Box 6.

Folders 53-69, frames 3303-^153Box 7.

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0002-0072 L'edrer m* i-.tain*.d by PCM in whicu are l i s ted tot' 1 of 2010 namesas follows*

pp. 1-55« "General Isiumcc of Cornets. 1955-5^"• This lists •• tot. 1 of 1518 oarnete issued, running from oernfcts Mo*

16626 to 10405* List gives ecrnet number, name ofmeabor to whom issued, and state entity to which hebelongs* This is not a complete list of party "embers,but appears to be *» list only of members to whoa carnetshad not been previously issued*

pp. 101-118* •General ?*ch*nge of Cords. 1955-56. This listsPrty aembcrs who h&d exen&nged their party cards, andgives the nunber of the (newt) earnet* Many of the highParty lenders are in this list, as well as members of longstanding* This is not a complete list of Party members*It appears that o*rn*t Nos* 1 through 16827 were reservedfor oornets to be ejeohanged. It is possible thot tho • -o-roet number may be ths old cirnot numter9 and that thismimber was used again in issuing new earnets. K'tn th>tDi nlslo SNCISA hss cernet Ifo. 1* £lsewh«rre PCM CCEjtinr notes indicate thftt ths Party had 17.000 membersin 19^6. at the time EKQI1IA beceae Secretory 0 n«r»ltbut had dropped to 5,000 members by 19^2*

007>O106 Rough notes showing members to whom cornets were issuod. running fromCarnnt No* 17^5 to Ho* 18^05* This information, with the exceptl n ofthe cell n m?. is entered in the preceding PCM Ledger* Cell names listed*

0107-0112 Samples of tho PCK Membership applications which were used ss basis forissuing ernats, uslisted in Ledger* (See p* 53 of ledger)

2 (0115-0285) Lists of M2KB313. 3YMPAT?\I£318.

0115-0156 Students - PCX Sohool - 1958. Entrance cred ntUls to PCM School InFederal District. B*de out with n̂ ma of student, sge. marital state,residence, place it origin, occupation, and other data.' 24 credentialsincluded*

0159-0140 List of members of CC, PCK as of Msreh (f) 1946*

0141-0146 List of Comsunlst teachers*

0147-0149 Members.in Bl Instltuto Mexlscne del Segurs Social

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'SPECIAL ADDi~r"C3K3" to which correspondence it directed. Xote

FOSAS, ModestoJB3U3 LOPiZ, J.DCKIKQOaZ, JuunQOISOHSJ, HubcrtoKDHiHOT, QracielaM£NDBZ A«, Daniel >

, CAHO, Carzen

0151-0155 .'.ddrnssss to which foreign correspondence of the JC is sent, (incomingmatori:1 is split up, - tMegraacs and oabiss to on* »ddrc8ieot 1ottersfr^a Western Strops to enô iiki, from Kast«rn Europe to snoth*rf ets«)

0156-0157 List ?f subscribers to UBcRACIOH.

O15&-O159 Lists entitled "Seguros* snd "PC** Ond«r heading of PC appears n«ae of

0160-0162 Addrsss Lists* national Universitf iMidcntsOrganizations in Federal DistrictIndividuals (CosB&unists »nd syapsthizers) and organisations

in D.P.Agrarian cooa&unities in Jalisco

Sympti.i^ers. f.ist of syapothisers wh? contribute aid to the* PCM aonthl/« r

0190-0195 List f subscribers to the Bol. de Into, d* la Sab. do la OR S3.

0196-0197 List of persons* Significance unknown* ;

019^-0199 List of Organizations . nd rers^n^litiea. Ksmes written in by hand aft rth

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Lists of PCX cerncts, and Individuals to whoft assigned, sent toiNuovo LeonTamoulipaa .

fcoroloaGuerrero

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Applications for Membership In PCX « 1997

OODIHSZ GRAN DOS, F-dolfo (0317)COSTILL* K aCUi\% Mto (0518)ZAYALA HODBIGUE/:, Bsnto (0219) /••"• - -MR-NO XSCa^?:Lt Salvador (0^20)3IL?^, Csaioiro (0J21)SA03ITL0 0I.WFTO-R3S, Pstrs (0522)O--BRO ds GUSRRSRO, Ders (OJ25)

ALk G2R, Ign%cio (0^24)

PCX Membership sppllostions - 1957-195^ (fro« various states)

Applications for Exchange of Gurnets fram **rlous states, 1956-1957

0374-0^04 Usts of «srn«ts issued, bf stntss* v .v • ' 3«Js C a l i f/ S n Luis Potosi

D u r a n g o - ' •;•:•;• "Nuevo Leoa''--V''Co»huilfi ,

TucatsnPuoblnGuanujuatoOaxaosTlaxc laZscatecasChit pasGuerreroKorel ,s

Taaoullpas

0405-04lO PCM Stnte Or^ani/atlnn. Lists of •el l* and sell leaders la varies states.

0411 Bspresentstives of the PCM in the offices of tbs ZXf Dto*

NOTSt For additional ttevbershlp l i s t s of importance, especially for Coahuilsand the Federal Dl at riot, M FOLDEfl 62 (5626-5616) •

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OLD.1* 4 (04U-O576) rmmxx. DISTRICT «. ORGARIZATIOH ASP M£y,aiiPSHip

0516-0519

0520-057^

BOX 2

Roport on status of party in the pcder*l District »nd ststus of exchangeof o- rneta a a of 10 H f 1957•

Cells and cell members* Pages entitled "Stctlstlcs of the FederalDistrict Conaittes os ?f 28 Soctembor 1957*• Lists 27 coils *nd theirnetnbora, by name, address, cssnot no* (old and new), salary, quoto,exchange (of car not T), and observations* Supplementary Wf listscell n ae, day of meeting (week of 26 Aug - 1 Sept), leader responsibleto D« F* Committee and to Rational Dirctionj time of meeting, etc*

Ceil Leadors. Sames of colls and cell leaders present at Federal DistrictPCK conference of 11, 12, 15 'aguat 1957* (Other forms* an wingattendance of same list through Sept. lA, not sopled)

Names of cells and cellFiactionallsa iseue,

iborv* Cells belonged to by PC* leaders*

Reports of cell n-etings, July-Auguat 195T»

B3«R - IPN Cell (0 82)P0RTAL£3 Cell (0^5)JOSE A20STA Cell (0^67) ^ACOHBDO Cell (0*68) :. ,Dr. MARTIK-X H L L A R S A L CELLJUSTO 5IZRRA Cell (0^99)JULIO ANTONIO M5LLA Cell (050^IGNACIO RAMIREZ Cell (0501)

. JOSB CU/DALUPE POSADA CellFRANCISCO VILLA Cell (050A)JOLIOT CURIE Cell (0505)PANDORA Cell ( )

3AC0ZARX Cell* Miscellaneous notesfroa folder norkdd 9Xasossri Cell",

Documents from PCK file entitled "Distrilo Federal", including!Thesis for the discussion of the labor conference of the PCM-DF (seeunder Labor Conference - DP)* notification of opening of 0*F* PartySchool for 195&-59 at Bucarell $% dpto 7* (0J20)List of colls (0521-0521)Other items from file, some reflecting fractionallam*

FOLDHR 5 (O577-O6OI) AXKJASCALISNTJSS » A>M) XSXB2RSBIP

0577-0586 Lists of PCK members ond syapethi2er0 (probsbly 1958).Letter summarizing general situation of PGK In statst from the*Korelos" Cell (9 fob* 195&)Report of J» Refugio Oonxsles to Interstate meeting, attended byJ. Pablo Saens*

018

• i7-O597 PCK organization

0596-0599 "KORHLOS* Cell* Work Plan, data* Mareh 195©. Contain* neaes of aeabers.

0600 Letter from PCM dated 7 Septeasr 195$ to Gilbert© DIAZ HORAH regardingreoruitoent oft

Jose GUTIERREZ 00R2ALSZ _ . ^J. Guadalup* MAURICIO ,

0601 Letter signed by Ignacio AtlLA f•

FOLDAR 6 (0602-0658) BAJA CALIFORNIA - ORQANIZATIOH A1VD KzHBERSHIP

0

0644

O6A5

0646

0647

r oi8

'Guerrero* Coll - organization of* Present a t meetings

1NDA, Qenoro (Reap)DK LA PEHA, JoseIKDA, Don«ncio

•Horaoaiilo* Col l , organization undar guidance of ARBALLO and IfiDA*Proaont at aeet lngt

MORA, Torlbio - (Reap)COHKSA, PeliclanoPOSADA PIS.?DA Da C0RR5A, CuoUK2KD32A BARC3NAS, EmilioINDA, OenoroARBALLO, Lupe

"Plan do Ayala" Cell - orrenizatlon under guidance of Lupe ARBALLO andGenero INDA* In attondancet ••

t J . Ou-dolupe (Reap)CONTRHRAS, Kertin2AVALA, LinoPLACTTSCIA, Jose

"TOLUCA* Cell - organisat ion under guidance o f Lupe ARBALLO andCcnoro IJIDA* In attendances

KAGANA PALCMAR̂ Ŝ Luia (Reap)ROM; RO MORENO, Joae •mJNFZ GOfiZUSZ, Ka. de JoauaCASTRO I CASTRO, BenitoQUTIERRS2 00NZAL22, Proncieco

"Sniliano lapata* Cell - organisat ion under guidance of Lupe ARB LLO.andGcnaro IKDA*

CASTRO T CASTRO, Benito (Reaponaabie)

0646-06^6 Baja California - rariouft organisational doouaenta*

FOLD=B 7 (0659-06^0) CDAHUILA •> QRQAKI2ATI0K ASP XSKBtvRSHlP

O659-O665 Col la »nd Cell lcod*>ra in Comoro a Lagun^ra, Kataaorot, Re^lon»l deChovei; Kuniclpio of Torreanj Ooaez Palocio and Tlahualllo (Ourango)iRegional de Saltillo* Alao llata mecbera of State Coiraittoee andncmbera ot the Council of the Union de Socledadeai •iocloa delegadoemi-smbroa* of the Party; aunlclpol caa&ittee of Torreon; •unlclp&lcoiaalttee of Gomez Palacio (Durongo)j Regional Conmittee of CharexjRegional Cooalttee of Kataaoroe; Regional Oosaitteo of SaltlllO} andrealdonooa to which part/ correspondence should be sent*Undated* Probable date, 1956-1957*

020

O66}(*) - 066^(b) PCM organization.. Records sent to Rational Headquarters ofPCX, giving nuae of cell, aiuniclplo snd number of members, foruse in connection with the national referendum* Total of702 members*

066^(o) - 066^(d) Organization of State Coosdttoo of PCM - 9 June 1956.Lists names end Offices*

0664-O6£l Handwritten lists of eel la, number of members, and cell leaders inCoohull*. List of PCX member* elitctod to the State Committee atearlier conference, snd list of members of the Stats Committee as of1 Jr.nuury 1957. List of names of Sjidal delegates* List of membersof munlcip&l committee* Torreon, Gomez Palacioi Chavez regional co aittee;Hotamoros and Saltillo regional coraoitteoa as of 15 January 1957.

0682-0772 Documents shoving votes of Communist party oells in Coahuila on theXIII PCM Congress question together with lists of names and signaturesof members*

0774-0786 Correspondence from PCM Coahuila on exchange of oarnets* 1957* Dentainslists of names of members* new recruits, etc*

7d7 Letter dated $0 November 1957, signed by Carlos JIMEKS2, Finance Secretary,

07^6 Party mcabership* Letter to State Committee of PCM stating that only127 ?>:)£

021

Coahulla-DurangoRsilroad WorkersCASTILLO CCBCS, M.Report of CASTILLO CoBOS on trip to Leguns arts, dated 5 Ju»« 1956*

Report by Caoilo CHAY2Z, datod 1 August 1957, concerning his •etivitiesin Torreon and Monolova* - —

RESL 2

FOLDERS (6) - (Part of 27)

Pago 0641 - 1571

fw.

023

FOLDER 8 ;

024

Colula do Benito JuarezORTEGA, Podro - loaderOIIATE, Jesus - Org* CommitteeP

r 025

FOLDSR 10 (0896-091^) DUIUKOO - ORGANIZATION AND MEMBERSHIP

O896-O897 Finance plan for electoral campaign contains names of;

Javier URA1IGA L*>JO3O L* ELOanSM. Z*. TEHRAZASRafael AREVALO

0898-090^ Report by Lino MEDINA, dated 12 June 19561 giving officersof Durango State PCM Committee*

Work plan of State PCM Committee for 1 May - 30 June 1956*

Letter dated 12 July summarizing achievements of StateCommittee for Hay and June*.

O9O5-O9U Correspondence dated 1956> 1957 and 1953 contains namesof PCM officials in Durango*

0912-091V Letters dated 1956 contain names of PCM financialcontributors in Durango*

FOLDER U (0915-0919) Prof• Gon2alo SOSA C. - GUERRERO

)0915-0919 Documents from PCM file entitled "Guerrero11 regarding

1958 election^ signed by Professor Gonzalo SOSA C*

FOLDER 12 (0920-1025) JALISCO - ORGANIZATION AND MEMBERSHIP

0920-0921 Organization of state committee in 1956*

0922-09It8 PCM Members* Lists of members* carnet number and cellto vhich each member belongs* No date*

O9**9-O977 Guadalajara* Lists of party members with cells and camotnumber* Also requests for membership* Dated August 1957and June 1958*

0978-0979 Li3t of agrarian cells*

0980-0999 Documents from PCM file entitled "JALISCO11 showingorganizational data* informtion on minor agrarian problems*level of cell correspondents* names of individuals* etc*

•POLDER 12

026

1000-1009 Correspondence dated 1957 contains nanes and carnetnunbers of party members and list of cells in Jalisco*

1010-1011 Letter dated 20 December 1956 contains naces of partyaonbers*

1012-1023 195S Correspondence. Bequests submitted by Lorenzo VAZQUEZ(Sec Gon» State Committee) for entry to PCM of 1

Irineo PLASCEKCIA BobladoJesus PAItSDES FierrosJesus CARD2NA5 Pere2Guadalupe PiCCIU MartinezFrancisco BAUTI3TA HernandezJ, Felix CCRTEZ EscobedoLuclcno CORREA HernandezManuel ALVARADO RiveraJosef ina DUENAS KontoyaJose CARILLO MercadoVicente VALLIff GOEIOZManuel FLORSS ProciadoMargarita BENTSRIAAlfonso TORRES ITinoJuan MHDIKA LonoliSalvador CARRIZALSS'CastreJoa.llarcos CAMILLAS Cisneros . • •Rafael LOPEZ Zerncno vTrinidad PJ5K3Z Martinez .Juan Jose QUIITTEKG RubioAaado MEDI1IA HariscalPedro MEDINA GuerraJ# Jesus MARI3CAL CaoberosJ, Guadalupe RUBLESFrancisco ZUAREZFaustino GOMEZ Eonavidez 'Jesus LAZAKSIIC PlascenciaJuan CIIACOIZ MercadoFelicitas CASTILLOMarina CURIEL TcrrozClcdoairo REGALADO -J» Jesus POKTILLO Perez

102W1025 Report of regionalon 19 August 1956*

Conference In Tamazula, Jalisco,

f 027

FOLDER 13 (1026-1081) ItECIICACAIT - ORGANIZATION AKD H5HBER3IIIP

1026-10^9 Lists of coll3

028

JLDER 15 (1090-115^) LKON - 0R0/VHIZATI01T AND MEMBERSHIP

1090-1100 Lists of colls cjnd cell nonbers in XJuevo Loon (active collsand cells i/Iiich have not functioned for some time)*Probable date, 1957* Active cells include*

SteolR a i l r o a d workers ••• . . . .WorkersColonia IndependonciaPablo Kerudanational ConnectionsFurniture makers11th of JulySmall merchantsColonia ProgressoLeona Vic^rioBenito JuarezTannery workers

1101-1117 Work plan of PGM for 1956*Work plan 1? January - 1? MarchWork plan 16 July - 15 September

) Report to National Cor-mission of Organization the organicstate of the party in Uuovo Leon* Undated, but probably1956.

Financial statement, undated*

Report on activities of party in recent months, dated2 (?) August 1956.

1118-U23 Report to the National Comission of Organization concerningthe organic state of the p^rty in Kuevo Loon.. Summarizes ..-r,-.number of cells, names of cells, number of members, etc*Also summarizes status of the Juventud Comunista and theCommission of the State Committee*

Finances* Financial plan for the State Committee, givingmonthly expenditures (including salaries of named professionaland receipts (broken dovn by source of funds)*

1126-1127 Report on the activities of the Party in "recent months",dated 2 August 1956*

II28-II35 Monterrey* Correspondence regarding exchange of carnets,1957* Contains lists of names of members*

j

029

H36-H52 Report on expanded meeting of tho State Committed! 21 July 1957«1 Jesus P3RS2 • Scy Gon.

Leon i d o MEDINA S» - Fixw ScyJoso SANCHEZ PerezISnrlque DIAZ do LEONSergio PALMAJosus CASTILLO M.Jose GOHZALHZ PerezSolodad RODraaUI^Florentino RODRIGUEZ L»

Also contains other organizational and financial reportsfor State Connittee*

H53-H51*- PCM organization. Letter dated 12 May 1958 giving nines ofofficers, of State Connlttoe

Miguel CASTILLO Cm - Scy Gen#BcnjanLn HUHTADO • Or^* ScyJesus CASTILLO Munos • Fin* ScyJose Luis 1IA7A - Scy EducationJesus P1&E2 G*. - Labor Scy

\ iiliseo CIIAVEZ - Prop. Scy} Slxto U2I0H - Farm Scy

Daniel ROJAS - Labor ConnissionEenigno ESPINOSALeoncio MSDIHA ' •Guadalupe DIAZ de LLAKAS

FOLDER 16 (1155^-1166) - ORGANIZATION ACT) MEMBERSHIP

1155-1157 Correspondence dated 1957 and 1958 contains names of PCMState officials in Kyarit.

Severiano 0C2GUSDAAnado IAM3 S* - Scy Gon»

U58-U6O Letter dated 18 October 1956 to Ecriberto SADCSDO containsinformation on organization in Eyarit*

1161 Letter dated 16 August 1956 statins that Manuel DS LA PAZdesignated to attend railroad conference l?y the wJesus Garcia"coll* .......

Letters from Fernando G. CORTES regarding organizationalwork in Ifyarit, 1956*

l6030

1165-1166 Lot'-.ors dated 1956 in which Party leaders blamed fopdeath of coisrado,

BOX 3

FOLDSR 17 (1167-1197) OAJCACA - 0RGAITIZATIC1T AND MEMBERSHIP

1167-1171 Correspondence dated 1956 contains names of Stato PCMLeaders:

Sanuol LOPEZ Gonzalez - Soy Gen.Toms BAEZ - 3cy of Education and PropagandaCelerino SILVALoronzo GARCIAManuel GARCIAJavier SANTIAGOJuan PEREZDionicio RUIZ Garcia

1172-1175 Correspondence dated 1957 contains names of party members*

Rosendo SANTIAGO P*Maximo BARTGLO Perez

) Sanuel LCPEZJuan PEKEZ GarciaDeif ino RODRIGUEZ JinenozHanuel GARCIA Martinez

1176 Cel l s , co l l leaders and addresses*

U76(a)-1197 Report of State Ccmitteo meeting, signed "byEfren T03CAII0 Serrano^ I^roblens of PCM in Caxaca$18 page report presented at State Conisitte9 meeting,signed by Saiauel LOPEZ Gonzalez and dated 15 October

FOLDSR 18 (1198-1216) PUEBLA - ORGAmZATIOH AND MEMBERSHIP

1198 State Conniittoe members, 12 January 1957

1199-1202 List of State PCM loaders and report on organization andstatus of party work. Report probably written in 1957»

1203-12Q8 Other documents of organisational interest*

1209-1213 Letter dated 27 September 1956 to J*£» 7ALDS2 signed byState officials*Letter convoking First Ordinary State Convention for

) 22-2$ Decenber 5 ^

F0LD3R 18

1216

031

Letter to David E3PIN03A Coba, coll loader in OrientalPuobla (12 February 1957) •

Subscribers and possible subscribers to I&Jfez, do Mexico-Includes mention of donation by Section 21 of the SN2E*

Letter dated November 1956 fron J, Encarnacion VALD2Z toLuis RIVERA Terrazas asking latter to see him regardingLa Sociedad do Amigos de China Popular..

FCLD3R 19 (1217-12V5) S/1H LUIS P0T03I - ORGANIZATION AND MEMBERSHIP

1217-1218

1219-1220

1221

Cells and cell members in the city of San Luis Potosi,dated 30 llarch 1958* •

San Luis Potosi )jyguascallentes ^Guanajuato)Status of PCM orgaiiization in these states*

Letter dated July 1957 signed by PCMPEREZ A*

Prisciliano

1222-122? Son Luis PotosiAguascalientes

) FrosnilloCHAVEZt Canilo* Report of Canilo CHAVEZ on his trip to theabove areaf 19 to 22 July (?) 195S*

1226-1235 PCM Organisation - 1956

"Report concerning the work in San Luis Potosi (from 15 Hayto 15 October 195*>, period during vhich Comrade MACIAS wasworking) % *

10 page report dated 25 Cctobsr 1956 and signed layManuel NACIA3 Rosas* Lists cells prior to 15 Hay; mentionsfollowing*

Manuel DUARTS T e l l e zP r i s c i l i a n o PERSZManuel DE LIRAIsmael RODRIGUEZJ o s e BL

FOLDER 1 9 032

123^-12^5 Correspondence concerning organizational work in San LuisPotosi and Aguascalientes in 195Sf involving*

Ignaeio A VILA V»Elias RUVALCABARafael DIAZ Koran (vho left Party)LBDESM&Manuel HACIAS R*Prisciliano PEREZ (Sec* Gen* State Coanittoo)

FOLDER 20 (12^-1272) SIFALOA *> ORGANIZATION AND T^MERSHIP

12U6 State organizational conference - Cullacan* Kaaes ofdelegates, nanes and types of cells*

12^7-1253 Report on State Finances for July,^August, Septonber,October, Jloveaber and December

125V-1270 Letters dated 1956, of organizational interest*

1271 Correspondence signed by State PCM Officials.:

)

Jose Luis DEL RIO M#Axaadeo HERNANDEZ E*

Letter dated Septenber 195S fron PCM to Itarcos RODRIGUEZ,Sinaloa regarding. recruitoient of*

Jose Maria MICHEL

FOLDER 21 (1273-1303) SOflORit- ORGAITIZATIOH' AND

1273 T0f^S3 Delsadillo, Jose* Letter to J* E*. VALDSZ inTCILiES reports the founding of the PCI! in Hernosiir? o, inthe fom of tvo cells - one of railroad workers, one ofagricultural and other vorkers* (31 July 1958)

»127^1279 List; of cells and nones of party members found in PCM files,

(possibly Juno 1957)* And correspondence containing nanesof leaders or synpathizers* (ITovenber 195S)

Rnnon DAUZCS Palcxsino - Scy Gen of org* coisnitteeBornabe APJUIAAntonio CEBALLOS T'oronoGuiilerno K03RTA FloresRanon ESCALAOTB V*

FOLDER 21 033

u.280-1283 First Work Plan - June rmd July 1955« Contains names ofmembers -nd list of colls* Letter from Sdelmiro MALDGKADQto Sauccdo, dated 26 April 1956$ contains names offollowing:

Crisofcro FIGU2R0ARarx>n ESCALAKTEOctavio LOPEZ

SGNGRA/BAJA CALIFORNIA. Report on activity of Camilo CHAVEZin organizing party activity in Sonora/Baja California.Dated 28 March 19Jo. llamos of members in Sonora/BajaCalifornia follovii

Ramon DA2JZCSBornabe ARAITALasaro FELIXAbato QUIIJTAHAAvelino MCBEEfORoman GILAvelino BOJGRQUEZLuis BOJOBQUEZRoberto PEHKIITS AguilarAlfonso SOSAJulio PRADOJesus ROMERO DiazCruz PALACIOSJose MSRIIZOGuillermo SADA Quiroga (siapatizanto)

ESTOUPIHAH (simpatizantc)

List of subscribers to LA VOZ in Sonora/Baja California

1295-1301 Documents containing names of PCM cells and cell membersaround Ciudad Obre^on*.

1302-1303 Correspondenco addressed to PCM Stato Officials* (July-August 1957)« Contains namesz J« Encornacion B0J0RQU23and Ramon DAIIZOS P«

034

OLDSR 22 (13OV-1368) TAMAULIPAS - ORGANIZATION AHD KS]

130^ Letter from PCM Tanaulipas to VALD3Z regarding now cametsfor 1957 contains names of nenbers in Tamaulipas*

1305-1306 List of Comnunist cells in Tanaulipas* No date*

1307-1320 Correspondence dated 1958 contains names of party zaeabers.

Cludnd Victoria *

Ramon HERNANDEZ PadillaAmador GRACL\ - Scy GonAntonio MEDINADavid AQUTilRB HernandezAurello D̂ iXGiVDOIgnacio FERliAKEEZBasUio BKPxIULFrancisco R. KASTACHSMarcos Leonel PCSADAS - Scy Gen, JCM, TaaaullpasFelipe GARCIAHeriberto BAEZ

Ijioz y I f a r t l l l o Cell,

Doniinso TCRPJ2S Roaero ' . •Brasto TORRES RoncroFederico FHRIIAKDSZ VazquezGuadalupo FLORSS Morales

Cto« Nuevo Coll

Antonio GARCIA ZapataAntonio Ĥ aiTAnDcIZ A.Maria de la Luz JAG30 OrtizIloriberto BASZ EsparzoDaniel RCDRIGUr^i CervantesJuan RUIZ GonzalezModesto RODRIGUEZ

Other nanes nenticned^

Prinito PCHCS SandovalPablo SANCHEZ Pu^aNestor RAMIREZ Jlncnez -̂̂

Aurelia DELGADOBenigno GONZALEZ Cn3tilloFelix GCBZ;\LEZ Balandaro

035FCLD3H 22

• •

Salone CASTILLO BustosHi car do SAIICII2Z SanchezOctaviano LIIIA ZunigaJuan ZAPATA TorresEanona GCIIZALS2 HanJ elFrancisco MEDINA HanselMarcos Leonel POSADAS Sogura

' Baynundo LCPES Puente

1321-1325 Names of cells and cell leaders in Ciudad Victoria andelsoruhere*

1326-13lr9 Correspondence regarding PCM activity in Taroaulipas^* Of interest for names of neabers*

1350-1359 Heport of Manuel KACIAS on PCM work in Tanaullpas,dated 9 Hay 1956* Other reports dealing with LA VOZand financial mattors in Tamaulipas*

136O-1368(a> Cell neetinss on XLI1 Congress question*

H02 y Kartlllo Coll (Panucof Veracruz)Forrocarriles CellS-21 cellIlagisterio CellConerciantes CellEjido do La Palna Cell .Nuova Independencia CellElectrlcistas Cell

FOLPEH 2 3 (1369-1^10) VKRACR02 - OTtGANIZATION A1TD MEMBERSHIP

I369-I37Q Correspondence fron PC!t f i l es containing names and addressesof party xaoabers in Veracruz*

Arnulfo KISRirEsteban SEGU1TD0 - Scy Gen*Isaac FEi^AITDSZ VillegasJose MARTINEZ C9 - (sinpatizante)Esperansa M0RT3K0Socorro ARRIAGALus Maria DURA2IAnolia VILLALBALuis Gi\BCIA Roblodo

036FOLDER 23

1379-13&5 Correspondence dated 1953 containing information on cellsand coil mesbers In Jalcxpa, Veracruz and Cordoba.

I386-I396 Correspondence dated 1957 contains names of party mojabersil

. Estoban SEGUITDO - Scy Gon.Alfredo VA5ZUSZ LaraAntonio RODRIGUEZ RcnoroMatoo RAMON RanonEllas MORALESArnulfo HEREA1IDEZZonon R» VELAZQUEZKuporto GONZALEZ Espinoza

1397 List of members of nHoz y Martillo* cell (Tlascalita, Ver.)

1398-llrOO Jalapa* Report of PCM meeting on 20 and 21 January 1957in Jalapa, vith nanes of participants-.

1^1-1^10 Report of cell iseetings • wfioz y Martillo* • Novemberand Deccmbar 1957

POLDER 2*f (l^U-l^?) YUCATAIT - ORGANIZATION AND MEMBERSHIP

Letters, dated 1956, from Yucatan State PCM leaders*

Pranti CARD3IZA - Scy Gen.F^ Snilio RCSALDO S. - Scy Crg»J. ALCTISO - Scy FinancesPablo CAIITO C*

Letter to SAUCSDO, dated lh Juno 195S« reporting onorganization of the Coraauni3t Youth in Yucatan, signed byt

Alberto CASTILLO - State Youth Commission

Letter to CC, PCM outlining work plan of Yucatan PCMOrganising Coccaission (1955) •

Docunent3, dated 1957* containing names of party membersin Herida*

Franti CARDSHA - Scy Gen*Alberto CA3TILL0Cesar HE HRERAKemoslo PINTOJorge ALOKSO - Scy FinancesPedro CAl-IARA Ceballoa

037POLDER 2h

Correspondence on exchange of carnets, March 1957*Lists nones of neebcrsvCorrespondence of Gtato Organizing Commission. Financialrocords for August, ooptoabor, October* Ilovenbor andDecember 195&* Request for PCM duos stamps.

Correspondence of PCM Organizing Commission In Yucatandated in February and March 1958*

PCM Finances - 1953* Receipts and expenditures forOctober 1953; shows names of contributor:•*#Page fron correspondence of the Circulo do Estudlantesde Bellas Artes* Lists Officers (1955)*

FOLDER 25 (1^38-lW*) ZACATECAS - ORGAUIZAglCn AMD HEIIBSRSrilP

IV38 Latter on PCM State organization^ dated Kay 1957» signedby J» Encarnacion CASTRO

llf39-lIfii0 V/ork plan for State of Zacatecas, datedDecenber 1957*

Report of State PCÎ I Plenun held 17 June 1956.

FOLDSR 26 (lMf5-1^71) STATS OilGAJTIZATION -> PCM

Notes concerning issuance of nou carnets and exchr?.nce ofcarnets, tihich show in Federal District and States collbreakdown to 5 April 1957# Includes nuaber of cells,nenbers in each, number of applications for nenbershlpand nuaber of men and wonen in each cell* (1957)

Additional infornatlon on State organization relating tocell discussions of XIII Congress question^

Alejandro Terrazas Coll (Culiacancito)Jacobo Gutierrez Cell (Mazatlan)

038

FOLDERS (27) - (36)

Pages 1572 - 2232

P0LDS3 26

039

Meetings of cells to consider XIII Congress question*

JALISCO:

Francisco Villa CollColls in Tanazula do Gordiano

. Ill Retlro CellSailiano Zapata CollJ. Clonente Orosco CellCcnentos CellMascota Cell

Eases and signatures of call members.

CAXACA. Meet Ins ot cell "Plan do Ayala" regarding XIIICongress question. Contains names of cell aenbors*

(1^72-1617) Î ABOR -

FSRRCCARIUX2S. Study entitled "The Railway Worker Problea"(£1 Probleaa Ferrocarrilero) (32 pp)

) 150^1529 Hailroad Workers* Study (13 pases) entitled "Concerningthe Council in Defense of the aailroad Worker Contract"("Sobre el Consejo de Defonsa del Contrato Ferrocarrillero")Ho date* (1529 is loose sheet apparently from anotherstudy. )

1530-1565 Items froa PC1I Archive folder entitled "FerrocarrilosCom. Hac. Sind." KonrUiiing items consist of novs clipsand propaganda handbills*

1566-1568 Circular letter, dated 7 August 1958, to PCI-r StateConnittees stating that the "third stage" of the railroadworkers strugsio fcas been concluded. Refers to basos forfinal settlement, including electiens to be held beti/ecn7 and 22 August J.958, to bo directed and supervised bytwo representatives of VALL-CJO, two representatives ofQU£SADA> and one representative of the Sria. del Trabajo*.

1569-1571 Circular letter to State Committees of PCMf dated 5 1953

F0LD3R~2?>ontinued. (1572-1617) L\BOR °4°

) 1572-1576 Circular letter to PCM State Ccnnittees, dated 30 July 1958-

1577-1583 Circular letters to State Corziittoes asking for supportof railroad workers. Bated 23 June 1958 and 22 Kay 1950.

15$9 LAGU1TA, Jacinto. Lector, dated 15 April 1958* to PoliticalCoronisiiicn of the PCI I fron the "ilacoz^ri Coll" and signedby Jacinto LAGUIIA* Reports that cell has unanimouslyabroad to propose the formation of a "Liaison Ccnaittoo1*of railroad workers to coordinate the activities ofrailroad workers in the PCM and the POCK*

1590-1595 Railroad workers. Applications for PCM membership*dated 1953.

1596-1597 PCM delegated to national Conference of Railway workersfroa Jalisco, 1956$

J. Jesus RAKC3 KolinaManuel DS LA PAZ UaciasCarlos VAZQUEZ Orosco

Letter to PCM Jalisco State Cocsnltteo referring to letterfroa Silvia CCRDGVA of Je3us Garcia Cell*

) 159S List of measures to fco talcen aisong Ferrocarrileros in theFederal District.

1599-Io01 Resolution adopted t& national Conference of RailroadWorkers•

I602-I603 Letter, dated 25 February 1953, from Section 15 of S.?,F«,R.2:to Qcy Gen. S*T.F»R»H. Contains following naaosi

Ircneo CARDBUSJ» Guadalupe TAVARES ?•I^nacio VIULAJTJSVA A#Alejandro HGrJVLSS KoyosCarlos F3HIIAND3Z PCTQZJacinto LAGU1IA3 DiazRoberto VflsaCllSTSJuan FIGUERCA Zanora

I60V S,T»P#R.M# Section 21 - Connunist cell work plsn - TanaullpasAugust • October 1957# Contains folloving n c ^

Candido ALCK30 GonzalosJose MARFILRaynundo L.PUbTIITELeonardo ZUii'IGA

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F0ED2H 27 Continued

loO1*- Kosario RES3I-JDIZEicolas GUTIF.:V. EZ 2*Sicardo SAIICIIEZ S*

1605-1506 Letter fron Section I.'o* 2Lh, S* T*. F*. R*. M., Dospachadorosand Tele^rafistas* Of interest for nanos*

I0O7-I612 Letter, dated 1 February 1957> transmitting list of conradesproposed as invitees to tho National Labor Conference of tho?C1*» Labor leaders are listed by States* Includes rpl\

Hailroads - 19>$» Ci-^aninational work in Tanaulipas,A guas calientos, and lliclioacrja,.

I6l6-l6i7 Proposals for PCM "worlc ancn^ railroad trorkors, 23 July

FGLD3R 28 (I61O-I663) LABGH - AGRAftlAfl

I618-I622 Efforts of CP organizer to organize a cell among the coffeei/orkers of Jalapa.

1623-1653 Report entitled **Inferno Anto la Conferencla RegionalCanpcsina quo se Celebrara on la Ciudad de Torreon11 andmarlcad "Heriborto - Arch* Personal*1*

16 $h USCE ̂ -53* Report of a plonun of ejidatarios of USCSVO-53, at Uiilch 2^5^delegates wore present to discussvarious problems* Fieprosontat Lvos present also fronrailroad workers, the Sind. de Obreros Textiles de GenesPalacio, ̂ rente do Dofensa do los Trabajadores5 UnionDesocratica do Mujeros Hercicanas, otc*

1655-1663 Speech (anonynous) concerning the agrarian probien, notingthe opportimiatic error- cf VHLASCO ("who had been in US.JH)and CA2-IPA in callinc: tho cjidal systea of the Logun-i areaequal to the Koljos systen of the USSR*

First two and lest -̂.̂ es of sons slight historical interest*Page 2 notes that "Jorjo" (probably F3?JiAIfDSZ Anaya) hadstudied three years in USSa^ and was Director of tho nationalSchool of the PCM in 193S.

042

?GLDEK 29 (16GW695) L^rcn - r7,::c?-acAr, weighs

166V-1666 Circular letter to all CC nonbers, entitled: "Hay quoorganize la solid-iridad con los obreros elcetricistas",dated Ik- February 1950.

1667-1668 Work plan for electrical vcrkers1 cell for period 1 July-30 September 1957*

1669-1670 "Electrieistas11 Cell - work plan for July - September 1957.

1671-1673 List of organizations protesting the rise in cost ofelectricity.

l67lr-l676 Jioquest for solidarity and support for electrical workersen basis of agreements reached at first extraordinaryaeeting of the FIJ2ICH.

I678-I695 "^lectricistas11 cell. !-Iiscellaneou3 notes in folder.

FOLDER 30 (1696-1710) LABOR - PE'CHCr^UM WORKERS

1696-1699 Aizcapotzalco Kofinery. Korlz plan of Francisco Villa cell(Atzcapotsalco)

1700-170^ Ho.irinss held by Consojo Local do Vi^iloncia of Section $+of S.i\P,H.H. on chnrgos nado \)y Libio SOSA Torres thatVictor i'GKSIfO Guzman hcid sold jobs to temporary workersin the S.T.P.?w#M. and that IIGZIEKC should be fired.Documents dated 7, 20 end 23 Hay 1957.

1705-1706 Miners (Cananea). v.'orl: to bo aceoaplishcd amon^ miners inCananea, 1 June - 15 Septonbor 1953, as Qecn by Heribortos\acEiX)

1707-1710 Sindicato de Ilincros. Tliree letters dated August 1958,showing PCM activity in die Gindicato de Mineros. Contains

l i n ^ nanos:

"Spignanio VARGASEnrique HAITGSLJ. Encarnacion CA3TK0 "̂ -̂.J. Luis BOJCKQUSZ

043

FOLDER 31 (1711-1739) LA QR

I7II-I726 Material relating to the Conference of Poachers of theFederal District, including:

1711 Coll meeting notes indicating importance of cenforoncoto communists (en snail card)*

1712 Coll mooting nctos indicating that "tyo neetlnss of theteacherfs fraction (of the PCII) in the DF will serveas a base for the elaboration of this document"•Participants include;

PEDiiAZACCuDOVAOLMCSLH01T0R

BSXISS AXALAJ. Pablo (SAIIJZ)Adelina (ZSl.'DEJAS)ORTIZ EsquivolKEITDEZ A^uirroGARZA Livas

1719 Typed docunent on tasks of Coiazunists*

1727- - Letter fron the assenbly of cell nKesponsablesn in DFto CC Plenun re^ardin^ EObilizing support for theteachers*

1728 Letter fron J. Sncarn-cicn VALDEZ to Ale jo HSTIDEZ, LinoMTCDIIIA., and Sandra Ai'£i;AL»

1729-1732 Correspondence involving corjnunist teachers*

Francisco FA3I.MJ KosalesElide de GC&TAR

Centro Escolar Ilichoacan - Trine3tral Plan - 1957*

lianuel GO25ZALSZ Salaz.ir - Corzients on organization of Partyactivity anon^ students.

1733-1739 -v2?ort hy lliguel CASTILLO Cobos on Corjsunist Youth activityin'the Instituto celPoiitecnico Kacional (IPN), in theHscuela 1-Iorr.al Superior, and in the Univorsidad Ifccicnal*Measures susjosted for better organization and control ofthis activity*

044

(17^0-locO) LABOR - Ftrs?TT5 OBSTTRO

Letter frcn Fronto Cbroro to CC of ?&•! dated 7 ITovenber1955* vhich identifies itself as Marxist-Leninist,notes its dissatisfaction vita the stato of tho PCM,and forwards in three ports tho results of its plenun of13-20 October 1956. Lottor is signed by FO loaders(whoso nones are listed)* It attadzs tho "Stalinist**practices of SIrGillA, and tho failure of the PCM to adnitthe FO loader Juan 0KT2GA Arenas*

Attached - F.C* Resolutions in three parts, dated October1956i

1755-1776 Part II

1777-1S25 ?art III

1826-1C27 Lotter to the Ambassador of Yugoslavia in KQ^1CO> dated\ 1 December 1956 > in which P.O. identifies itself as "a

x ' nucleus of nilitants 01s the labor* novenent which was> formed to work in tho direction which loads to the strengthening

cf the Ccnrranist Parr/ of l*o:d.co.n Letter further statesthat the F.G, considc-rs itself to be part of "the gloriousWorld Ccnnunist 1'ovenontj vanguard and guide of the laboraovenont in all countries". Letter then asks for anexplanation of Yugoslav actions in the case of Hungary.Signed by:

Alejandro LIRA SalinasLuis AGUIL\H GutierrezJorge ALBA liarJLrezAlfonso KAVA JairzosJuan ORTEGA Arenas

1828-183^ Letter from the Secretariat of the 7.0. (Ignacio RCBniGUEZ 2.,Alfonso 1IAVA J», Luis AGUILAa G». Alejandro U:u\ G.,Jo^e PlfJA R.9 and Juan CiiT̂ GA A.) dated 3 DocenDor 19^6 toPalniro T0C-LIAT2I, stacing zhrxt tlie F.O. vas sending theC? Italy copies of t.'.o resolutions approved by tho F.C.regarding tho :CC C?oU Congress, vhich had been sent to allthe principal CP's of tho vorld. Lotter concents at lengthon ti/o in^ortant TC-I-LIAI'TI decujacnts:. tho quest.LonnairoansT.-:erod by liuovi Argon-snti published in L'Unita on17 June 1956, and the to:ct of the report read l?y TOGLIATTI

) at tho CC Plenun cf PCI end published in L'Unita onJ 26 June 1956.

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1335.-1339 Latter dated 2? IToveniLsr 1957 to the PCM Federal DistrictCoissittee from tho Fronto Gurcro, and signed by:

Juan ORTEGA ArenasMiguel HiJiinAiipUZ AlcnlaFernando GARCIA Arellano

• Guillerno PADILIA llojiaJose PIIIA Ilanircz

In this, the F.O. iiivicos oho Foc-er-.il District Ccmitteeto join in a study for "^oint -eticn against all thoobstacles opposed to tho purjinj rsad reorganization ofthe Party." (i»e* tho EI.'CIIJA leadership)

18^0-1366 Study entitled "Scao .̂ucstiens Concerning the FrontoOTjroro", dated 12 January 195^• (27 pa^cs). This studyanalyzes tho F«0# with rsspoct to its clain to he:(a) a political organisation cf i?or!:ors; (b) "based onMarxist-Leninist theory; CJZ& (c) directed toward strengtheningtho C? of Mexico*

1867-lSoO Frente Cbrero - PCM aclaticns. Draft latter fron FederalDistrict Concittoo of PC!I to Secretary of the Frente Obrero,dated 1*+ May 19?S5 in uliich tho Ccnnltteo clains that thepresent task of Ccrj-unists is to transforn the PCM1 into atrue, new-type, Harrist-LerJLnist party, that tho August-Geptomtcr Ccnforence (1957) served on auto-critical functionwhich will help tl:o p-rty develop, and that the DIP Ccnaitteowill not accept tho invitauicn of the FO to "study jointlya plan of r.ctioa'1 for worl-d-n̂ against tho ?CiZ Central ConirdtteeLetter also rejects F.0# c'nuontion that tha PC'l "hr.s ceasedto e:d.st as a tangible rer.iity end political force, to beconepurely and sinply a dovico (rctula) which Vicente LCI'BAHDOVolednio naixipulr.tes in tha service of tho gcvornsont in orderto inpode the develop:.;ont in Ho}cico of a truo Harxist - Lcninisparty." Finally, letter orcprosscs opinion that if FO reallydesires to contribute to tho cevolopaont of a truo Marxist-Leninist party, the conditions exist for collaboration with. the PCI I and roer*tr̂ r into the party, if FO will abandon itsfactionalist attitude.

BOX k

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FOR LIST CF LABOR UI-ICII LE^D7::^, WITH I^VLUATION OF TTISIKT0V/AAD3 PCM, seo ^LD2d 52 ( S 5 ^

FCLDUR 33

1CS1-1S97 Labor Conference - D.F..

"Thesis for tho Discus ion of the Labor Conference of thoPCM In the Federal District" (subsequent to April 19?8).This thesis:

Quotes Lenin en importance of the econcnic s g s *which, however is net an end in itself, but a part ofthe strugsel f°? power by the working class•

States that tho labor union centers and centers ofnational industry aro controlled Irj the sovernneiit,and the majority of union leaders are spokesmen forthe bourgeoisie,

Ilotos the need to study progressive impoverishment ofworkers*

Notes nost important struggles for increase in salaries,etc. have been those of telegraph x*;orkers, teachers inD. F». primary scliools, and railroad workers.

Notes very limited participation of Party in telegraphstrike*

Credits Party with initiating teachers' donand' for30 per cent increase.

Notes disjlSnsjxn vithin Party regarding union tactics -claims that the tiQ::ibers of CP in tho Federal District,and the Federal District Con-nit tec followed correcttactics in initiatlnj teachers strike "by Section IX ofSIIT3$ that the, Ccr:r.uiiLct fraction within the nationaldix^ection of the SIJTE was opposed to the teachers'struggle.

Ilotos adoption of essentially sinilar tactics withraspoct to rallupy vor : --rs (i-ioe Section 8) - i.e.,accompanying demands with strikes and nobiiisatlon ofznasses.

I898-I099 KFTU Kelations. Circulrj: to State Co:;zrJLttees, dated 23 April,1953 announcing the World Conference of Working Youth fronr̂ to 20 July 1958.

workers, petroleun workers? etc. Su^osts various tasks,reorganization of tlie National Labor Connitteo

FCLDE3 33

191^—1923 Circular letters to State Ooi^nittcGS asking then to'supportcertain labor devoloononts.

27 Kay 1958 Letter concerning Teachers18 February 19 5$ Letter concerning Telegraph workers17 February 1958 Letter concerning Telegraph workersIk February 1953 Latter concerning Electrical vorkers

192V-1932 Review and analysis of labor unions, da tod 27 February 1953.

1933 Motes entitled "concrete tasks".

193^1936 Workers novonents in existing union organizations.

1937 Ilotes entitled "Attendance at the union-type neeting,February 19, 195&11*

1938-19^1 Work plan of connission charged i/ith visiting labor organizatiozto distribute propaganda and solicit econonic aid for thameeting of 6 October 1957*

llamas of cozsmission nenbers.

Nanos of labor organizations to be solicited.

19^2 Circular to all D. F. cells indicating support to bo £ivenhy PCli to striking workers of El Anfora factory.Bated 5 Karen 1957*

19^3-1959 Discussion natorial dated 5 January 1957 (17 pages) .

I96O-I966 Discussion paper dated 20 Dccenber 195& entitled, ^the work of the UGCCM". This gives resuno of UGCCM sinceit3 founding. Vias probnbly prepared as result of £-:icralreevaluation of the CTAL vhicla steixiod from the 3ofiaifiFTU/CTAL neetin£3 of September - October 1956*

1967-1963 Circular letter to State Ceznittees of PCH from Canilo CILW22,dated 5 March 1957j asking for labor unity.

1969-1990 Discussion material concerning the labor situation in lloxicoafter the XX CPSU Congress (February 1956) •

1991-1991;- Letter to all State ?CM Ccccitteos, dated 27 Docenbor 1956,convoldLn^ the National Labor Conference of tho Party, for23, 2^, and 25 February 1957.

1995-1996 "Instruction for better preparation of tho National L:* TConforexice."

048

1997-2003 "31or:ents of Discussion concerning tho Labor Movement inLatin America"•

200^2007(a) Correspondence datec! 2lay 195&* regarding PCM activityin lr.bor jroups in Cajzaca^ Contains none of: Juan ?2Z-

2008 List of I/orders of llanufaeturas Diana, S #A», Colonia Anahuacfound in PCM files* Contains following nznesi

Uvaristo RAIill'iMZBoniijno GAi'iCIAAntonio HAHIIISZTorcso GARCIAAguatin GARCIAOnorio LOPEZ (?)Juventino R.M!Ii''JI2Kodolfo HAMIu£2Epifaaio GARCIAGABIIIOErnesto LOPSZ Garcia

2009-2025 lie port on l^t>or unity, undat:od» (Apparently a portion ofa longer report retyped). Author apparently veil inTorncden pact events in history of Consunict labor aovonpnt inllexico.

2026-2031 Lists of cells?

TextilesOilworkersSlec trie inns'*2r arispo r t at ion

2032-203^ Plan for organising united front of tho "bread industry inthe Dm F. (no date).

2035-20V2 Activity with respect to:

PRODUCTS C C , S .A. •

Hevislcn of contract lav in rubber industry*

Wcrli plan of labor cor-nissicn fornod of:Santiago GCITZALfiZ (2us!:adi)Roberto BlTTiTDIA O. J . )Alejandro ?;̂ 152 (".F.C.)

(•'ilsctrical workers)Libio ZQZX (petrolcun \:orlcors)

CASTILLO -(Conaclicada)J. Kefusio IBiUu^l (resp. sindical del D. F. CorrJLttee)

Ho date*

043

R̂ 33

201o-2052 Firm. do Trabajo do la Collision Sindical. (undated, probablyabout 1952-1953)

2053 £:S3 (Hoxlc'-Ji Social Security Institute). V/orli planpresented hy tho J.A. Mella cell for the C? fractionvithin the IMS3#

llanos of doctors and tho donands they should support*

FCLDE2 3V ' (205^-2072) FCR^Xai; ZCTATICITS - O H ^ m

FOR KAIJDV.1UTTSK MIIIGT23 C7 2-:22TIirG CF NOaA2i?aiCAil CPfs, seo FCXDsa 79? SAIIIZ, Juan Pablo (5552-5572)

206^ ?oroi(^n Halations. - northern Latin American C ? ^ *Sunnaiy of IIorthGrn C? Conferenco - Iferch 195B*.

2065-2068 XIII PCS! Congress. Lists of CPs invited to XIII PCMCongress• First list in handwriting of D. FuTCIKA.Second list is typed and contains total of 51 CPs*

2069-2070 Correspondence with tha International Organization ofJournalists*

2071 Correspondence uith Adninistrativo Council for the"Problems of Peace and 11

2072 Foreign delations - ?eaco llovenent» Pa^e 2li- froa docunent(ether pa^os not rocoverod) concerning an international

" regarding tho Peace I-Ioveaont, at 'yh

Bdith Garcia DUCHACA gave report on CubaDavid RCBIlTJOIi ZZVQ report on U»S*Mary JSTINISCi; ̂ ave report on Canada

Cthor reports given on Uruguay, Guatemala, Costa Eica, andVenezuela.

D2R 3? (2073-2103)

2073-2103 Cover shoots of docunonts in file entitled fl1957 - Mntorialos jPartidos Hormano3°» (Cover sheets only; have boon nicrof ilzod) ]

050

FCLDEa 36 (210W2232) R:n;r.-\?tGiT3 :TTH OTITRR e re- BY CGTJTTTPY

2101r Albanian C? correspondence.

2101r(a) East C-cmany (Alcrr̂ nia Oriental). XLK waybill for propagandashipped to the C? Gornany.

2105 Bolivian C? correspondence shewing cover address.

2106-210o(b) Bulgaria* Letter Troa D. EHCI1IA to J. E. VALDE3,datelinod Sofia, 3 June 1958* noting he is sending sorscniterials for "rapid translation- and publication"• (Tl̂ oaonatorials probably fron the VII Congress of the CP Bulgaria,uhich opened on 2 June). Gabies giving addrosses,

210? Canadian C? correspondo^co*

2108 Ccsta IUca. Letter, dated 6 December 19?6> iron C? CostaRica concerning a fabricated document sent out in nameof the Political Ccnr.iiscicn of the C? Costa Hica#

2109-2110 Colombia. Letter fron "Vicente", giving oail drop inBogota. Letter to "Bernardo"•

2111-2122 Cuba. Letter from Cuban C? (2111) (in PCM Archives).Probably refers to photos, etc. cent for publication inLa Vos do Mexico.

Appeal of Juventud Jocialista de Cuba (JSC) (2111*).

2123-2129 Czechoslovalcia (Chaco'jslovaonia). Correspondenca in PCMfiles dated 1955 and 1953. (2123-2128)

2129 Draft letter by Dicnisio SITCUTA stating that it ;;culi"be nore difficult to obtain Problems fron Buenos Aires(as had been su^ssted cy Prague3 than fron Prac--e,and asking that it be sent fron there. Also aslcs\7hother the price in Mexico is set at £U3 .20 or at3 5

2130-2131(f) China. Letter from Polii;:- to Manuel G0N2AL2Z Salasarrefers to Salazar's visit *o Peking*

2132-213V Danish C? Correspondence with PCX*

2135-2138 2cuador» D» EIICIIIA - Pecro SAAD correspondence.

2139-21Lr0 Spain (Espana). ?C1' correspondence with Spanish C? branchin Mexico. Spanish *3oei~l Club - Invitation to PCM.

051FOLDSR 3

052

POLD̂ il 36

?lCS-2201 Italy*

216C-2190 Letter frca aanon B&J7ZCS Palosino (Scnora) to 3cy.F.S.I!.,- Rono, Italy tolling of labor activity incelebrating 1 Ifay.

2191-2197 Lettor to C? Italy froa the Fror.to Obroro? vhicn doscrlh. ••• itself as a Kilitcnt croup of I-arxist-Leninist orientati

th th C? M i

lhosoni t s e l f as a K i l i t c p

the goal of which i s to strengthen tho C? Mexico_(although outsido the PCI1). (Sea LA20U, FIUvHTS OBJÛ Ru) •

219C-2199 Exchange of correspond once betvesn PCI and PC1I*

pp--0 Le t to r to Ln Vog frcn Bib l io teca G* G«, F o l t r i n e l l i .iiilano

2202-2203 Letter frca Itali-:n Con^unist Party to Dionisio 2i:ciITA

indicating interest in meeting a PCK representative.

2S0!s->2209 JAPAN.

220^ Hetum address of CC C? of Japan.

220J-2209 Correspondence with various persons and fims abroad -Japan, Hongkong, CzochoSlovakia.

2210 Pan-ana. Letter fron aafael HILL to D. EITCINA (for Gutierrez)• statins that the F3?rr? hxs selected tuo delegates to t::eVJFTU Congress, and that he is "writing to EKCIIIA because hehas no confidence in the norraal channels betveeii CTALand F3?Ii?#

2211-221^ Portugal.

2211-2212 I^ote i n C? f i loa for BrTCIIIA ind ica t ing PCI-I i n t c roc t inhaving lloxico extend asylun t o Alvaro CDI.rL\L7 3cerot*.ryof tho Portu^uGs^ Connunist Par ty , \:ho i s i n j a i l a tPoniche, Portugal .

2213 L e t t e r signed IIOi^T t o organisat ion of democraticlawyers ccncomiii^ psrsecut ion in Por tugal .

2211r-22l5 Puerto IUCO. CorrGoponconcG to ?C!I signed Hanon KIIv^BAL,Secretary General of the CG7 C? Puerto Ilico^

2216-2219 Rur-rania* Address found i n notebook r e l a t i n g t o r,-> V>«T 'd on .

Correspondence with Central de Defuzare VJ.r* (2217-2219)

053

?GLDEH 35

2220 Uruguay, Letter fron C? Uruguay to PCII-.

2221 Foroi^n Relations - UC;H. CP3U-PCII Liaiscn* (Instructiontorn frcn botton of shoot, \;hieh vas not recovered, forsending invitation to Soviet Academy of Sciences through

FOR BIPORTAIT? VCCUl&ZTZ HniJlTI^G TO PCK-CPSU nsee F0LD2H 78; aEVTJELTAS, Joso ^ ^

2222 Letter fron PCM to CC of CP3U asl:lns for secJlcalfor Die^o RIVEa.\.

2223 liescow address^

222k- ?o.zo entitled nAcusr&osn, r.nc representing the asreonereadied at tlae ̂ lOth Anniversary Conference in l-Ioscov,2.957* About the only report on this zaeeting found infiles• ,

2225-2232 Ilotes entitled* "Letter of the CO of tho C?SU of 9 I-fcyto tho CC of the Euro (?) of tho C. of Yugoslav1* (presumablycopied for study fron a CP3U handout)*

FOLDSRS (37) - Ch

Pages 2233 - 2979

055

FCLD2R 37 (2233-231^). DISC-JSoICII Q7? XX CPSU CCITGRS53

2233-2253 Ilotes en t i t l ed "Report; concerning the XX Congress1*.(21io33 do no.t. appear to bo nc ies mdo a t the CPSU Congress,but r a t he r notes based on discussion t r i th in PCM ; p&^Qreferences ind ica te use of published CPSU n a t o r i a l en thaCongress)•

2250-2276 "Acta sobro e l inforne a l XX Ccnsreso". Conaonts by:

?ZZ&Z9 J . Sncam-icionVZaDVGC, A. (l-Iartinoa?)Roy03 FUSHTSS (Garcia?)Cruiilo (C7LW2S?)COIiTES, (Pernando G»?)M O R I C l u i iT^UZAS (Ibnuel)(3AI212) Juan Pablo

Paula (Ĥ DZIAIIO de S2ICIITA?)3AUGITD0, (HeribcrtoLASCAI.'O, (Jesus)CASTILLO, (Cobos)IICBL3, (Dr. Carlos?)VALDDZ, ( J . Encamacicn)Sotero (YALDEZ?)

Tliis is a report of an" internal PCM neat Ing (Central Comittealevel) called to discuss the XX CPSU Congress•

2r:7?-23,l*r Discussion of 1CZ C?olJ Congress. Pveports of meetings heldin SaKpico and Ciudad Vidtcria on 12 and 1? August 19 f$,to discuss X>I CPSU Congress• (2i«:anplo cf low level discussionof the Congress)

2231 Acnsicos Nos» 3 aid Lr {:ive reports of J* Pablo SMuZen nootln^s in 2azipico and Ciudad 2-ladero, and the nanosof participants.

2293(a) Anne::o ITo. 1 sives nanos of participants in CiudadVictoria

2299 Axinaxo No. 2 gives report of mooting in Ciudad Victoria

Discussion n^terial relating to the XX CPSU Congress*36 pa^es (pp 1-5 )

056

FOLDIEL 38 (23^7-2^22) FOR t̂OM RELATIONS - ?iV5S3 AND ?RO?AGA:rD.\

23l>7 L i s t of C? ncnbcrs proposed for carps of t r an s l a to r s*

23l;-£-2372 ?C12 na i l i ng acldrossos, na i^ ly i n t e r n a t i o n a l .

2373-2382 Lri uVn;v /"or__;;p;;j.co, - nosos vi t i i addresses of foreignS U 0 3 C r i b 21'S •

2333-2^22 Correspondence irlth subscr ibers i n var ious countries*

FCLD2R 39 (2'r23-21>62) POTTDQ Dul CUL7IIRA POPULAR

2Ir23-21f2Ii- Foreign bookstores \£iich o\:o FCP.

2lr2j-2lr26 Debi;s of bookstores to FC?.

2lr27-2Li-32 Debts of indiv iduals t o FC?*

2V33-2Ir53 Other FCP f inanc ia l records and correspondence with Mez-Kniga,2li-59-2^6l Seport of Fernando G* CGlvISS t o EHGIIiA, VALDEZ and T3aai2AS

concerning the FCP*.

21*62 Fondo de Cu l tu ra - Puebla PCII S t a t e CoiL'iittQO Agreezont*Shows how S o v i e t funds xrere be ing f i l t e r e d dovn t o l^Ci-iState Connittoes.

FOLDED kO (2^3-2516(a) ) m^SS AI-ID ?RO?AGATTD̂

Correspondence v i t h JuID2iUCICIT.

Tal ler Inpulso* Keport c-i: Fernando CORTES on f inanc ia ls t a tu s of the J a i l e r , February 1953*

2lr68 Receipt to La 7oz do TTo^cjp signed loy Robert IT. ;C\T2?Agent* of Agenda Frr.r.co-i-Toase i n 2'exico*

ps, a,e.. Hoxicq address r eco rds .

L i s t of addresses fc r exchange publ ica t ions raid courtesycopies (?) cf iciJS^. throughout Mexico. Ho dato -orobably veiy c-lcl (noto reference t o Gov* of t e r r i t o r yof B.C.5 CfiCH| cue.)

2^73-2^87 List of saall ajencios for J&

List of agencies to vhich sent by bus*.

057

. FOLDER *K>

2^89 Budget of La Vc;:^de 1-IQZO.QO (vaslcly e d i t i o n ) •Datod 7 J u l y 5£

2^90 L̂ . Voz do Mexico» Fincijiciol plan, dated 3 January 195B*

2^91-2^9^ La Voz do Mexico - financial situation, S July 1950.

-95-2500 Plan to cover tho expenses of La Voz do Mexico, dated10 July 1958*

25O1% xipografica Inpulso, S*A. Hotes indicating slaares.

2502 La Voz do Mexico (?) - psgo entitled "Subscription pirnfor June".

2503 Finances• Bills run up by Party leaders Tsdth La Kercantil.Dated 31 August 1955*

25oV-25lo(a) Tipografica Inpulso - Finances. Tax foras for year1955-1956 (shoving inventories, capital, deductions,employees1 salaries, etc*)

BOX 5

FOLDZH kl (2517-2607) Frr-MTJSS -

"bocks fron accounts l:opt en cards, SCELO of which havebeen copied (.SOQ Folders kk-7 ^5)

2526-2539 Record of expencliturcis and rece ip ts , lay ncnth - Januarytlirough July 195^

251K)-2602 PCM Account books showing r e c e i p t s and expendi tures 9 "by uay

25lK5-2575 Soptoiaber 1957 - February 1958257o-2602 March 1950 - J u l y 19532o03 S a l a r i e s of personnel of La Voz, for Decsnber 1957 through

Juna 1950, by nontii*

260^2607 Plan for f i n a n c i a l csap-iisn t o cover expenses of 1958electoral canpaisiu Quotas by s ta tes •

058

2

059

2753-2753 (**) Letter froa Control Cornission for Finance toJ«2# VALDIvZ, Scy of Organization of PCM.

2759-2760 p ) Letter to Political Commission frcn ControlConnissicn for Finance, accompanied by financialrecords.

27OI-27Q2 (5) Letter to Political Ccrroicsion from Control7Q2 (5) Letter toCor-Tiisjion Tor

2763 (6) Fondo do Culture Popular (?C?) financial recordsfor 1 October 195"? to 30 September 1956-

2761- (7) FC? records for October 195^ to Soptenbor

2765 (3) FC? records for October 1953 to Septenbor

2755 (9) ?Z? records for October 1952 to September 1953*

2767 (10) FC? records for October 1951 to September 1952*

2763 ' (11) Records of "La Morcantil" faros April 1956 to2-Iarch 1957*

(2768-2809) PCT! Fu--\;:ciMi a

276S-2739(a) Itontlily records fron Dceencer 1957 back to Deceaber 19>6(inverse order)

27S;0-2791(a) Balance, Month of Doconber 1957.

2792 Quotas, April, May, Juno 1957

2793 Special 3:q>onditurGSj March - January 1957

2797 Donations, December 1957

2/9G Sale of Cliinesa objects, Dec ember. 19 57

2799-2600 Special Activity (expenditures)

2G01-2803 S::do of Labor union pan^hlet

200^-2005 ^ov esch^n^s of ĉ rn->ts N2o0o i'ayiiiont ox CQD^S (rocoi:>ts)

2o07 For La Voa de Iloxico (receipts)2C0G-2CC9 Quotas

cso

2C10i

i

(2810-2915) ?c?: ?I:;*J-:CI-\L ACCOUIIT CM&3» 1957, SII:DIV-:'y-v,L A-::QOUI;TS CF P^UTY L ^ S S H G

2ol7 J. J*

2325 J«

2C39 n. SAUCHTO28V6 J. 3. VALDEZ

Reyes FUEIIT33

2859 Jorce SALDIVAR (Bonjanin)

2062 Miguel CASTILLO

236^ Agustin BOHRO^L

2672 Francisca RE3TE3

2679 EdQlniro M&LDCIiADO

235^ BrisidQ CASTHC

2C91 Prisiliano GAHSA

2397 Arnuldo IU V-RDUGQ

2902 Sotero VALDS2

2909-2915 Canilo Ci:

Vo (2916-30^9)

291-5 Hosults of 1955 financial canpaisa of ?&•!•

29l6(a)-296O Receipts, 1951-. Accent bec^ containing tlio PCafinancirJL records for February - December 195!v-> si:c\rhizreceipts £vj by day. "lioso records arc- unique ancnj tlioPCM finruici-il rccorcs as the rar.es of synp.ath.lzors coto tlio Party aro listed#

081

) FOLDER k6

29ol-2c)?9 Expenditures, 195^-• Account book conoairJLng the PCMfinancial records for February - December 19?i-> showing

, by day.

FOLDERS (h6 - (?9)

Pages 2960 • 37^-9

063

FOLDS?.

2900-30^9 Expenditures, 195^* Account bools containing the PCS*financial records for Fobruary - Iteccnfcer 195^> showingexpenditures, "by day*

0.64

• • ' • I

) F0LD3R h? (3050-3075) Flil^'CHo - 1

F0LD3R h

3110

FCLD3R

List of "conpanoros" vfco cooperate nonthly for-the rentof D62 (Dlnanarca 62?) (probably corca 1951-1952)Includes, among others:

Elena VASQUE2 GoinozSasha (Aselio)

• JC (Juvontud Ccrronista)DF (Fed. District Ccr^ittee)CP (Political CorzrLssica)

(3111-3181) PCTT C0IT7RGL AHD S^CTiniTY

3H53116

3H9-3137

3132-31^2

31V6

31V7-3152

3153

3155-3158

Control Connisslon - rules for i t s functicnirig.

Control Coiriissicn enndidatos in 1957*

Typical form (tliis sent D« ZIJCI2TA) for voting on mongersof Central Control Coinission end Financial Control Centalssioa.dated 28 Hovonfcer 1957*Control Coni'iissicn ropoi^t, presontod to the plenum of thCentral Ccr^iitteo, 23 October 1957* Includes:

Statement of Control Coinnission function and inves t sof fractionalisn in the Party and conduct of SliCIITA r;ndMSiUZ.- •Investigation of the Fondo de Cultura Popular, involvingSussicn Funds.Investisatica of the European trip of Carlota aidIrna Gu^MAlUInvestigation of the bus body "business.

Consents of AU3P3ACH (DE LA PI2IA Aueroach)

I-linutos of Control Cosnission meeting dated 20 March 1Particlpaatsi

Xavior (GU3i^.ZR0)(Jorge) i'ic::jpjA;;oSotcro (VALDJS)H* AGUI-.IH3

Typed block of blotter groups (asdf hjkl) of unknot.-nsignificance. Pccaibly code koy.

Those entitled "2he Stru^^le .against Provocation andSabotage11 dated 22 February 1951* Probably part of ?CMstudy course.

068

70LDZ3. k9

3159-3161 Ilotcs, undatsc, ccr.c^iT/.r.;; i l l e g a l pnrty ircrk; possiblybasod on ~ dccuneirlsary jcarco*

3l52«3l6^ Import by M\C~ dated Juno 6, 19?6#

For other cauoa of investigation of conduct of Partyand posaiblo police agents In ?virty? see ̂ -959

067

FCLD3H 50 (3182-319^) PCT: ?RM?nrG A:;D KPUCATICIT

3182-3185 Notes concerning the tcisl:s of the national Ccnnissicn ofOrganization of Education and Propaganda*

I* Gen oralII• Labor Education in the Party

• III. Agitation csid ProisgandaIV. Means of Centre!

3l£6 Handwritten notes believed to be those cf J» Pablo 5AIIIZ*

3l37-31w9 School of the Party In the Federal District* Course1957-1953.

319O Letter to Manuel TSUTLAZ.^, concerning activity ofUniversidad Cbrera do I-Iuevo Loon, signed by I-lateo A* SAENZ*

319I-319V Report of the Directive Ccnsiitcoo of the UniversidadCbrera do Huevo Leon, concerning activities in its firstfirst year of work*

FOLDER 51 (3195-3230) K5LATjQirS ••/TTXI OTTim POLITICAL PARTIES

3195-3193 PCK-P? Helat lons; CC, PCM notes concerning pact with VicentLOMBAPDO Toledanoj i n the handwriting of SITCIILI*

3199-3200 ?0l>-?? Relations; "Report of Leonel DU3AII, 23 Apri l 1953n*. Concerns a nes t ing to uhich he uas invi ted by Luis 2 H

a t "whi^1 wv® present :

RAIHRSZ (y Har^res j 3 n r i q uLAKA 5 Iv *liISPJ^rSL* L i e . F e l i xP0ZA3, Prof , aiccirdo

• TORlvSS, Lu i s !K01ICADA, Haul iB3P2JEL ( v i f e of) . !GOIJZ(ALS)s, Gi ld - rdo ;

RA;-tIRSZ sj?ol:o en ?? .?jid t h e inadeqi iacies of tho PCI-f i r i t h ;respect to further cevelop^ent* «

3201-3217 PC:̂ -P? Eolations. l-.joly of PCM to PP's rejection of election !collaboration* j

i

3218-3225 PCH-P? Relations: Letter to PCX! reject ing election cooperaticd

FCLDSii %

3226-3223 PCK-POCK Relations: Joint lotto? to the ??, i:cvc-bor 1957

-50229-3230 PCH-UHS Relations* Letter to D. EITGIIIA fron David LCIIELI,Chief of the Union KacionaX Sinarquista (Ul;3) dated7 April 195&J proposing that independent political partiesnot participate in the electoral "farce" and withdrawtheir candidates.

F C L B Z R 52 (3231-3302) ccTfrnrjTa?. FTIOJ^S - YOUTTI

3231-3233 List of potential VI Uorld Youth Festival Delegates, withPCM cornnents on each candidate.

323^ JCIl school} pro^ran of study, nanes of participants.

323J Correspondence, signed by JC leaders, dated 20 February1953*

Leonel PADILLA - cr

069

BOX 6

3303-3312 notarial frcn folder entitled "Fcsiir.il DF - 1953.Organisation?.! correspondence of Ulilui 3ir;iio& by:

iunriqueta ?„ do CCIi32AEosa

List of names aid addresses (hond"urrittan) •

Applications for adriissicn to tiio UDIHU

3313-3316 Material contained in folder entitled "Feciinil - D? 1958":

"Lista do Conpaneras" - probably nonbers of the UDIH-U

3317-3327 UDIS-I (Coahuila)* Correspondence* dated 1957 and 1958ccntainintj nanes and sisnatiires or nenbers*

3320-33^ XJLIZI (CorJiuila)* Lists ot raer&ers* Bated Uovonber

) ) 33̂ 5«-33̂ *7 UDI-2I (Coahuila) • Work ^lan for U2»2I of La ComarcaDatod 1957»

33W-3352 UDin-I (Coahuila). Hoport en tho act ivi t ies of the U33MK inSal t i l lo , Coahuila*

3353-33?7 u'21'2* (Ilichoacan) • .Bsport en act ivi t ies of UBlHIin Miciioacanproscntsd 2^-25 August 1957*

-33oi UDX3-I (Jalisco). I-Satsrisl relatod to the act ivi t ies ,organisation and officials in Guadalajara..

UD12I (Zacatecas). Corros^ondence signed by UDIH-i or^aiiisir^officials .

3362

33^3-3371 JJDlut (llichoacan). l!atorial cencerning officers, organisatand act ivi t ies of TJX&Zl in I-Iichoacan.

33?2-3372(a) UISHI (lluovo Leon)* Correspondence fron UJDMI! Stateoff icial .

i on

3373-3533 UE&I (2anauliP2s)» :̂ o:-bor^hiD applications dated Karchand April, 195^> a l l frcn Ciudad Victoria.

3389-3392 UDIH-i (Tanaulipas). Corrospondonco dated 1957 and 1953containing aamo3 of Lianbors.

070

FCLD2K 53

3393-3^01 UD1IM (Veracruz). ::rv:;oricl concerning a c t i v i t i e s i n thos t a t o of Veracruz^ vivsii HZJZOS of UD22-I loaders and nenbcrs*

31;:* Î3 and Socoz.c.arySchool Teache r s , tlio Cuautsncc , Luis Horcilos, arid San AnSrcolls* llontions zones, siaiscn conu1.tteo? ctc.j uith n.̂ ic

3!T0V UDliM d o l e g a t o s t o ITaticnal Poaco Assenbiy*

31;O5 C i r c u l a r l e t t e r * p robab ly of UDI2Ij s igned by CrCozmission, vdth nanos Ii3-jod

3-K)6-3lr09 L i s t of nanos and--addrsssos* presumably UK-2-I neubers .

j^l1!- Other UD1-S-1 correspondoncOa

3Irl5-31:-35 i:otos of UD2S-I nca t lns of 31 October - 1 Eovaabor 1957»attended l̂ y 15-1^ raonbers, uhose naaos aro l i s t e d ^

-3^7 Addressed envoloi)cs containing invitation dated March 1957

-3¥r9 PCM and UDl-Si Hew Yoar-s greetings*

3^50 VDIZI national Plan of Finances, 1? August

3^51 UDKH Budget, October - Deconber

rcLt:'^ 5^ (3^52-3519) corr-ir:7!^? 7?Ror?r>

3Ir52-3!.-97 IToto book believed in handwriting of J*. P. GAII:Z«(Pages narked "A", "B", and »fCM added to divide text)

^* (3^52) llctcs on Stccldioliri World Peace Confer onceof 1956.

Sugary (IS points) of intra-party diseu^lcii(these voro on loose leaves torn fron "bcol:)

*'U*—- U.0

071

rv-.T r-.~T:>

Xi.vio? ( G B )?,•!.:.:•: ( J* Jnea r r -n

Cl-J.r:l'ia '?0H3K? do

SIICIIIA. (Dionisio)SAIN2-, J* PabloCHAVEZ (Canilo)

Votes on resolutions*

3lr98-3501 Poaco Hoveucntj Finances

'Ebcpenclitures frog 15 April - 17 Hay 1957*

Budget of expenditures for April 19?7»

Hoc^