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‘and the Hearst emnire as a whole and have chosen first tes SYMBICN Se LIBARATISN ARMY AFED COMSUNICUE NO, 4 Subject: Good Faith Gesture Issued by: The Court of the. Pe ple Date: february 19, 1974 TO THCSE YHO WOULD BEAR THE HOPES AND FUTURE OF OUR PEOFLin LET THE VOICE OF THEIR GUNS EXPRESS THE WORDS OF FREEDOM, Greetings to the peorle, comrade sisters and brothers. “Generali |. Field Marshal Cinque speaking, a The Hearst empire’ has.attempted to mislead the peonle an te. deceive them by claiming to put forth « good faith gesture of _ #2 million, This amount is not at all a good faith gesture Sat rethner is an act cf throwing a few, crumbs to the people foreing. s2 them to fight over it amongst: ¢ themselves «: ‘We have hac @ Court hearing concerning both the actions ‘of the enemy Hearst- faim: a sampling of the extent of the Hearst empire whicn includes Hearst Foundation, the Hearst Corporation. empire and Mr. and Wrs, Hearst's versonal assets, The assets of the Hearsts' wealth include tne following: 1. A silver mine and thousands of acres of land in liexico, acreage in Hawaii, and 70,000 acres of timberland in Northern California valued at millions of dollars; a cattle ranch near San Luis Cbispo; orange groves in Florida, a duck club and rice paddies outside of Warysville, Calif.; small land holdings and homes in Hillsborough, New Yak and San Diego, each valued at yell over one-half million dollars, 2. ersonal stocks with large interests in IBY, Beatrice Foods, Exxon, the Sugar Bowl Corp, Safeway stores, United Airlines and Hughes Airways, along with huge holdinss in drua commaniess, ore industries, paper companies, lumber comranies and cattle ranches, 3. ikiscellaneous personal items. A collection of antioues, vaintings, Chinese screens and Greek vases; 24 vases each val: d at ¥10,000. A collection of Oriental rugs given to Hearst pb . 02 versonal friend, the Shah of Iran, The family hes also roesiw.: numerous aifts over the years from other long-time versoasl friins- such as Ho” ‘ard ilughes,