The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
FXILES AWAITING
SANITYS RETURN
Russian Business Men
Hope for Coming of
Better Day.
.SOVIET NEARING END
Protest Against England's
Flirting With Discredited
Bolsheviki.

xrT YORK. May 5.--Russian
s.s.,rss men under the old regime,
-. s-,ttcrcd In other countries
rorsing forward to being called
80 Il, ,ako part in the regeneration
p1ssia This is the view stated
~. Nrr Borline, formerly head of the
r.,E Of petrograd. and now di-
ro.tor ot an association OF Russian
trs.noss men and financiers who
,,rr. prominent before the revolu-
Ion The organization has its head
.r.rtors in Paris, and Mr.. Berline is
Iarc to advance its interests IN TINS
sauutrH
Vr Bcrline said the association
,,b-,ced about so per cent OF Rus
.,a.s business men and financial in
,arra,s. including representatives OF
ali tine important Russian banks, as
var as captains Of Russian industry
and commerce.
Among The members Of the asso-
,iatIon named by MIR. Berline arc
,bo Nobel brothers. who controlled
Inc greater part Of the Russian pc
.rolcum industry, and Count A. A.
Bobrlnsky and J.. I. Brodsky. lead
crs OF the Russian sugar industry.
Ths association Is headed by n. X.
nenlsov. a Russian financior.
Protest Bolshcvik Recognition.
Mr. Berlinc said that the associa-
ton has protested to the British
primc minister, Mr. Lloyd George,
. against the trade agreement after
ward made between Great Britain
and che so-called soviet govern
mens" Of Russia. In doing SO,
President Denisoy informed the
that tho nf
the bolshoviki was waning before
the rising wave of popular indigna-
ton although It might be prolonged
for a brief period by terror and
hloodshcd. no future legitimate
Russian government will recognize
and feel bound bv any agreement
with the bolsheviki, Mr.. Dcnisov told
the premier.
The attitude OF tho members OF
this association OF Russian business
men on the subject of trade with
Russia was set forth by MIR. Ber-
line as follows: Realizing fully
that tho establishment OF the
worlds economic equilibrium is inn
possible without Russia, we feel at
the same time that trade with .ho
bolshcvki will not, in the least,
hastcn Russia's re-entry into world
economies. TN lnt contrary, II
would only render the world econo-
mic crisis more acute, since IL would
tend 10 prolong the bolshevist rule
IN Russia, and the country would
continue in a state of political and
economic anarchy.
Compliments America.
we join all the other elements of
the Russian people in greeting the
splendid attitude of the government
and OF the people of the United
States towards the bolshevist over
lures There is no possibility for
any considerable trade with Russia
until Russia returns to normal poll
teal and economic conditions. In
order to be able to buy Russia must
sell, II Russia's production is re-
established, she will be able to ex-
port again her foodstuffs and raw
materials Russia's export before
me war amounted to over $3.50, 000,-
600. II IS only on the basis of this
export that she will be able to i'm
port what she needs.
1T may he said, and quite Justly,
mat In order to be able TO re-
establish production, Russia needs
rolling stock and machinery from
abroad. THIS very fact makes it
necessary for Russia TO return as
QUICKLY as possible TO normal poll
ucal conditions.
AS soon AS the bolshevist Tyranny
N oVerthrown and a stable demo-
cratic government appears in Russia,
government that will enjoy tho
confidence Of the population and
viii have the right and the authority
10 speak and act for the Russian ma
uon' this government will establish
khe credit Russia needs in order to
nart anew. Only such n govern
ment VIII have the right 10 grant
Concessions, etc, and, / am sure,
only such a government will meet
WIN the confidence of the business
ana financial circles abroad"
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