The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23

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J. ~ r. Correspondent
tCopyrIght tast nv ~ Int News sst,ice)
new YORK, Ian 22--"f expect
that IN officially accredited repre-
! hntatiyc of tho soviet government
will return to the United states In
the near future" said Ludwig e. 4.
! *. Martens, Hussian soviet envoy. ~
Ian exclusive interview with tho In
Itcruattonal News Service. Just be
| fore leaving for The steamer which
| today IL to deport him back to RUS
sid.
such representative will not
| come. however" Martens advised,
| until the soviet government has the
mcut that he viii not be detained AT
Ellis Island
"Wc Socialists" Tie Says,
| \ feature ~ th, departing soviet
lcuvoys interview was that for the
| first time since his arrival IN this
| country hc diligently avoided the
! word "com munlst' IN speaking of
himself or his government. using In
stead the term we socialists
| In u recent interview Martens un-
| cpuivocaliy STYLED himself com
| muniN and admitted that Lenin,
aud Trotskv were communists and
| that tho majority NJ mo Moscow
| government consisted of commun.
ists
| Hy inference Martens made II
| plain that no and his government
look TO IN" sociallsis not only In
America but throughout the world
to preach the gospel Of sovictism.
| "po you expect other leading ma
lions Of Europe tn adopt the sovie.
systcm2" Martens was asked.
"All sincere socialists confidently
lcxpcCt the growth of socialism In all
lands" was his reply. mo socialist
however looks for tho growth OF
socialism In any land until the local
Industrial and social conditions arc
ripe for Il. Revolutions are not
made by 'agilators they are made
by Industrial collapse and social diS'
content
Hints nj a.. :. Invasion.
"Do you consider the United
states A country whore the soviet
aystem would work out favorably?'
was the next question.
we soCialists' replied Martens
"hclicvc that socialism liz n sound
economic theory and that II will
work in any country II we are CIV
en- "A chance In Russia, free from
blockade. invasion and foreign in
ltriguc we will prove that II works
| Nv H'u 'Np,'' t"i' 8''''' '"",,.
will have to fight Japan over 81
bcria7'
Tho relations brtweeh HoVle'
Russia and Japan depend upon ia
pan. II Japan liz content to leave
Russia IN peace there VIII no nc
conflict between Japan ana kussia
N Japan becomes the nggressor or
the eastern frontier or Russia tn'
Russian red army VIII dispose or IN.
Japanese invaders as 10 has disposed
or all othcr inNhd'rs,
which OF the entont" nations az
you think VIII De the tltst 70 re"um'
ftrado with Russia?' asked the inter
viewer.
England and Italy, replied Mar
tens, are all trading win soNie
Nussia. England " hesotintins
, tormaI trade ngrs'mrn, Win .n
, soviet governments Eagiish cap'
+ talis's may be expected 10 uispla
their chhracletls,ic business enter
prise III torestnlnnE tnelr compet'
ltoTs ~ wv n"rhc,s u, huHS"'
Don't Deny our ESistrnce.
what IN your OPINION IL the mal'
ooHdclc ht prchcnt in ,ns way %
resumption OF tr"ue anu uipioh'Hti
relations petweoh America AM
hussia 49,,
The present pohry OF tne amer
l'ah government, Wn'ch refuses U
recognize even the derncto esIstenc
OF the soviet government rephe'
Ne soviet envoy, .,-
we 90 not r-N i1r uIplorna'iC ~, r.
la'lons 10 trnue, ne auueu'
here'y ASK that tne state nepurt
men, shou'a NOT uony our eNls,eh.e'
, NsNen Wnat Worr lh' ou,s'ahoinl
impressions OF tne ,hi''u STATES po
hhcalN, eeohoinicaly anu sov'alN-
Whlch ne woulu report 10 Leh'h'
Martens saiu
shall report tn"t III my opinlo
IN" present lnuuStrlh' anu eeonoml
situation IN Aneri'a " rhp,ny con
, lVin'lnS lhe american peoplc OF IN
urEent necessity lor tne rcsumptlo
ol tr"ue WIN hussin' Nunerich heeu
! an outlet ior ner surplus soous' an
y Ju"s ,or hrr "o'N'rs' husS'a WI
I pr"Vluc noth
o. No 'hah'r Tor Ncrcnsky'
o Mhat are IN" chanses OF hei
x thShE 70 Su''o oa'h WAS III