Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-10
New Revolt
Breaks Out
nGermany

the prolonged disorders there. a new
revolt is reported in the industrial,
town of Plauen. in yogtland. saxony.
Communists there yesterday afternoon
attacked the police and reichswehr
and after hard Fighting occupied the
police posts, barracks and railway sta
tions.
Paris. Apr, 10.-The note sent yes.
terday by Premier .Millerand to the
British government. in reply to the
British note with regard to the action
of France in sending troops into the
neutral zone in Germany says:-
THE French government affirms
first of all that no doubt can be felt of
the loyalty of its attitude The allies
have been constantly informed c. its
policy. The French government has
always opposed the entry of supple
mentary German troops into the Ruhr
region and has added that the author
ization for such an entry must have a
counterpart in the occupation Of Frank
fort and Darmstadt.
ION April its representatives in
all the allied capitals informed the gov
erments to which they were accredited
Cat the same time copy being sent
to the allied representative in I-a--s)
that Marshal Foch's measures could no
longer be postponed. Furthermore the
French government recalled that the
matter concerned the violation of one
of the most solemn clauses of the trea-
ty signed by France, and that the Ger
man government had formally recpg-
nized that formal authorization, given
in advance, was necessary for such a
derogation and that France had the
right to ask for territorial guarantees.
Promise Not Enough.
How could the government of
France have been satisfied with the
Germa n promise to withdraw the
troops when order had been restored
Neither for reparations nor for the de.
livery of the war-guilty, nor for coal
have the allies received the stipulated
satisfaction.
"The question could be asked when
the British government, which no
doubt has not measured the danger OF
; these systematic violations. would ster
in the path of concessions. France, IL
any case, was obliged-to say; That Is
enough
"The. French government is no less
! convinced than the English govern
ment of the essential necessity of main
, tanning unity of the allies for the APP
plication- of the treaty with Germany
This close concert of. France and Eng
fland appears to France equally indis
pensable for the equitable solution OF
the vast problems which are presented
at this moment in the world--in Rus.
sla, the Baltic, Asia Minor and all the
Balkans"
The note closes with assurances that
the French government, for the pro
motion of these ends, declares itself
entirely disposed, before acting, to be
assured of the consent of the allies In
all inter-allied questions which the ex-
| ecution of the treaty raises.
1
Tension heheved.
London, Apr 10.-The reply o,
France to the British note on the ac-
ton taken by France in occupying addi-
tional German territory was received
in London today
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Berlin fapers 1'oat'
Berlin, Apr. 9.-Great Britains dis
approval of the action Of France in oc
cupying cities in the neutral zone east
, Of the Rhine is hailed by newspapers
here with moderate expression Of satis-
faction.
France is in the thrall of chauvin-
waerts. (which, as Germany's fate has
shown, lead nations inevitably to per.
dition. 1t is essential that Germany seek
L. III.