REPRODUCED AT THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES. DECLASSIFIED IN TONY ROBA 100 OTRATOR ede soil Avthority Stateletter hz ABG 24 00061. 089 or pe omuD TO Home NARA Date 24 IW FIT Tesnei 10 17178 foto se 186 BOMOA Topo JOBB MTI FC HOME OL (s LOPOTATTORE ROLK DEG TONYES SITT FTOD FIQ Soottsboro Negro trial 11lustrate how MOPR la carrying out that mandate. Since 1928, the MOPR has established national actions in Casta Riaa, Equador, laiti, Honduras, panama, Porto Rico, Peru, and the Philippine Islands. The character of its work in these regions 1s shown by this Legation despatches Nos. 7783 and 7824, of May 22, and June 26, 1931.
The two resolutions transmitted to the Departmant with this des patch have a direct significance to the laternational work of the MOPR. They call for an intensified campaign for the international education of the Soviet working mazges, including foreign WOTE en and specialists, to the end that MOPR mebership increased to 10, 000, 000 in the Soviet Union.
On January 1, 1931, the world strength of the MOPR was 8, 505, 454 members, and its budget for 1930 to taled 17, 056, 580 rubles, or in excess of 8, 500, 000. heavy increase in the Soviet embers hip would supply additional funds for subsidies to the national sections carrying on in te ne ive work dur ing the present period of world comomio depression and social unrest, Kes pec trully yours, Felix Cole Chargé affaires a.
Enclosures.
Thera Must be a Changel Resolution of the Prosidium of the All Union Central Soviet of Labor Unions concerning the work of the Central Committee of the International Red Aid of the MOSCOW See my despatok No. 7823 of June 26, 1931.