New-York tribune., 1919-01-14
Allies United
Against Reds
Temps Asserts
Paris Paper Says Entente
Nations Indorse Pichon's
Stand Against Bolsheviki
No,v )orL Tribune
Europcd1 Bureau

tcoosrsht 1919 New York Tribune Incl
PARIS, Jan. 13.-The publication Of
Foreign Minister Pichon's note rcfus-
ing recognition to tho Bolsheviki has
attracted attention il the Paris press,
end throws strcog light upon the
varying attitudes of the Entente pow
crs with regard to this vital question
Of Russia and Bolshcvism in Europe
For the moment apparently any like
lihood OF differences between the cow
, ers has been allayed. The Temps"
to@night states that it mas every reason
to believe there will be no further dis
cussion between the Allies upon the
question raised by Pichon's note.
I'm the daily informal discussions
winch have taken place" the Temps"
says the representatives OF the gov
ernments of the associated powers have
shown themselves inclined to follow the
lines laid down by Pichon."
Agree on Solutions
AS significant OF the mutually con-
clilatory attitude at the conference OF
tne representatives, the "Iemps' adds
tnat. TINS is only one instance OF a
similar kind
ut is constantly happening" it says.
that after having suggested different
methods the various governments very
soon agree to adopt solution pro
posed oy one CT Them
There is much curiosity here as to
now, N vleW OF the elaborate prccau-
tons taken by the Allies to safecuard
thelr diplomatic documents, the otficia
Socia ist journal, "HunanIte," succeed
ed IN obtaining copy OF Pichon's
note. 1t vas the only newspaper TO
publish 1t Yesterday.
Inc object Of the Socialists in pub
Hshing the note vas, Of course, to
cmbaIrass the government, as was evi-
uent from the heading printed over the
artlcle: 'Ine Franco English Disagree
meht. England Proposes an Entente
" IN .ooNie- governments. In the Name
0t Georges Ciemcnceau. NJ. S. Pichon
Refuses"
The effect Of shc Socialist "beatu
has been to strengthen Clemenceau's
government in the eyes OF the whole
county. Many Of the papers comment
at length on the Pichon note. and with
the exception OF the Socialist Journals
are absolutely in agreement with the
course taken cy the forel.n Minister.
Praise pichon's Stand
The Temps" on the whole, does not
regret the publication.
After the abominable revelations" >"
1t says. (which Scavenius (the Danish
mlnlsteE) brought from Russia. after
the Intervention OF the Muscovite Bol-
sheviAi in German riots and Radel's
speech outlining the prospect of bring
lEg the war to The banks OF the Rhine.
We congratulate the french Forclg
Minister On the hrmness with which
% 70 nA \
regular government"
the Temps" points out that pichon's
policy Is that OF The Chamber OF Depu-
ties, which on December 90 refused
by $50 votes to ia to support protest
when socialist deputy pronosea
against Allied action in Russia.
What other policy" the paper asks,
could the peace congress- follow.
Does 1t contemplate Jotfe installed
at Paris as the Bolshevik pienlDo.en-
tlary, and overwhelming the conference
with his wcarlsome dissertations or his
fiery harangues while his cm;ssaries
provided, as IL Berlin. with enormous
financial resources, attempt to foment
revolution IN the Allied countries
Have we conquered Germany only in
order 10 repeat the experience at Brest-
Litovsk- an enlarged and aggravated
Brest-Litovsk. where the Bolsheviks
would be united with the Germans
sg INST Us!
The Temps il conclusion asks
whether II the question of Russia
be>ne represented ct tie peace con-
cress IS to he considered at the ocacc
congress, the question ought not 10 he
considered also Of Its Reorganization.
and whether such reorganization, how
ever long Il may take, does not demand
The crecuon in the shortes; tin4e poesi-
be OF barrier between the Bolsbe-
VIA and Germany. Il suggests that an
extension Of the armistice viii enable
;hls 81 ten To be discussed.
1t is admitted in "Humanite" TODAY
that the date of richon's note was not
December >, as the Socialist pape,.
stated yesterday, lut january >. This
inva dates the elaborate argument al
Gustavo Herve in La Nictoire" thai
Lloyd George nut forward, With a view
Continued oy1 1,erf ,,noe