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hes 4 % ee Hf i] 1 TBs many times that it does not desire to participate in public administre- tion but that it is ready to cooperate in all activities which seek the general welfare of the people. They further state that the principles , yf SIMARQUISN are these of the people and that is why STHARQUISH condenas (> ‘ell revolutionary movenents. The members are not to combat the aa Ba sae ceapegitt R=" meat but merely £0 point out the ‘abuses of thé goverment, agd they,” Se ‘present passive, resistence to arbittary dmpositions contrary Ro their a. 'Sheels. Their biggest objective id to destroy Communion. 2 fz ® Oppo: opposed to and an adversary of historical materialion; it eed ' 2 to the delusive society without classes; it condemns class war and” o> glass batred. SIMARQUISN 1s the defender of private property and. 1 "geeks to destroy those exploiting their native land, namely, Mexico. J. WEDER QUINONES, presently publisher of the - gtated that SINARQUIGM hes been eslandered to the effect that they are. ", §nWenced by Nasin, Fascists, etc., and that it is not more than a” Pirth Column id the service of the totalitarians. In answer to this charge, QUINONES stated that “no sécial program could be established -,, im Wexico'upon the principles of Nasiim, Fasciem or any other“. ” { $otelitarian form of government." He stated that SINARQUISN demands - <. that there be absolute freedaa of education in Mexico end that i¢ is | “g social movesent smong the masses, which aspire to their om gat, moral and material betterment, occupying itself prisarily with the condition of the Mexican worker and peasant, attempting for then to lead the kind of lives to which they are justly entitled in accordance with the eultural and religious traditions of Kexico and to gata —<———--~——-~ gcononic security for their fanilie: The organization denies that - - .- it is a political party. oe : .: a ee ies