The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-30

! Copyright. 1920. bV TIE NEW YORK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau.
London. Nov. 20.
Washington ID. Nanderlip OF Los
Angeles. Cal. disclosed tonight his
dream OF empire. Aside from his in
sistence that there is no politics in his
dealings with Russia. so far as politics
/ may be interpreted to mean American
recognition OF the Soviets, he dis
closes the second part of his schemes
the concession 10 the Nanderlip
syndicate of 100000 square miles in
| kamchatka. Siberia which leads him
to believe that it is the key to the
conquest of the Pacific. opening the
door TO the entire Asiatic trade for
America.
In a statement 10 the American peo-
pie he openly appeals to the anti
Japanese sentiments of the Borahs,
Johnsons, Underwoods. Phelans" and
tells them to demand of Congress
Immediately to restore trade relations
with Russia. The Pacific is your
heritage Make II free ocean.
Three -fourths Of the population of the
world face IT, They have waited for
US throughout the centuries. II is up
TO you now"
Mr. Vanderlip. who is himself from
the Pacific coast. represents an eXclu-
sively Pacific syndicate and naturally
regards the Japanese problem with
Pacific eyes He says frankly that
Russia is turning next to cleaning up
the Pacific coast of Siberia and when
they are through every Jap will be
either dead or out OF Siberia
He says that as soon as the Japanese
heard Of his concessions they sent two
cruisers TO Avatchka Bay where they
are repeating the feat of securing them
selves as they did In the northern half
Of Saghalien. He predicts that the Rus
SLAMS will throw them out OF both.
The cruisers have gone to Avstchka
Bay, which vanderlip says is the finest
naval harbor in the world. with an
entrance only 200 yards wide capable
OF containing a thousand ships OF deep
draft and that near at hand Is the
largest outcrop or coal known, seam
aggregating ninety feet thick. that can
be trundled in barrows from the work
ings across the ships gangway into
its bunkers
Addresses American Nation.
In the face Of Washington scepticism
openly expressed regarding him and in
the face OF the apprehension Of Great
Britain and what he considers a direct
reversal OF French policy regarding
trade with Russia. Mr. vanderlip issued
| the following statement
"To tho American people
| with the memories Of your Thanks
giving feast stll with you ! want you
10 know that half OF Europe Is starv-
! ing. The people are ready and willing
to stop fighting and desire nothing bet
| ter than n chance 20 work
France and England are demanding
4 the payment OF the Czar's debts. Rus
! sia does not refuse, but has asked me
/ who is 20 paw Russia for the support
OF the army OF 100000 men useA for
/ two years TO repel invaders who never
have declared war These include the
/ United States.
/ NIhtlh mas lOlknI lNI rfNfU lNnh
! years and buried more men than were
contained IN the American ENpeditionary
Force. For three years Russia kept back
\ the German hordes and saved France
and England from the fate OF Belgium.
| They are stu ighting and dying. but
| fighting the nations they saved. They
gladly 20 over the top In the snow whole
/ battallons without shoes or sufficient
I clothing They are fighting against
American machine guns rifles. poisoned
/ gas. airplanes all the magnificent equip
ment that America sold 10 France. 7
reviewed n division OF husky shock
\ troops and saluted American uniforms
and Springfield rifles
There Is no Reorganization They
are moving and acting az one man. They
/ will not be dictated 10 as 10 the form OF
! Government they will have by any ma
ton or combination of nations.
4 THEY have beaten England. France
! and Poland on the Polish front, and
! France in the Crimea. They are driving
\ back tho Japanese ~ sea. In . few
months the latter will be cleared from
/ the Siberian littoral and this without
help from America. I can also assure
you that the Japanese will soon be
cleared from the mainland OF Asia and
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