The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-09

VAsuNsTON Soviet Russia is
phNHN ..l economic stakes ut stag
germs .fp iu tnp aU. European trade
gamble rum which tho American
AaNrrum.u. haas lust decided tD keep
utt.Ut. l'.Hr
And according 'u authoritative ln-
formation U"t.NuE members ~ the
FDuHfn fuU. ZOO relations committee
from uyrtsrns. Soviet HussIn, do
spite tun continued disposition at
Washington Coo regard hcr 8s @ pa
rHh among nations, la holding "A
winning hand
Tho uDJI.unhly. lnoNhuusIbly
rich natural resources ut iho Rus.
sian Un.orlluJ furnish tho .uro uf
tho Same into which the soylots
have already drawn the british and
the Germans, with tho French Just
itchlUE Goo "s,t Co.,"
lHfr nut.yus from Paris luI y1to
that oven roiucarc. tho new French
prcWIur. with uIl h's r2arlat fympur
thItE I. about 90 'tukc o. hand ln
the Eus,Hu game. 10 me- has uut al
rcndy done io secretly
Pressure from certain powerful
"hlF buH.nosF olomcut8 iu France
10 reported Co have caused pulnraro
20 realize that unless be- modified
hia uu'0Euulsm tuwurd soviet Rus.
slo ho would probably run y rrnvc
risk OF involving llI1ud. his immc-
di1in predecessor into retirement.
French Negotiating secretly.
litUuo comes the urw4 bv sub
torriuoau channels that tho French
Cu,orumont is conducting secret noe
guiIntloug with Soviet Russiu. while
Moscow has entered at the same
tlmo into direct communication
with powerful Anglo.GCrmnu inter-
cstH eager to participate lu the CN-
pected revival of Russian industry.
Tho Foyiuts are also reported to
bc bidding for formal German
Russian understanding which would
permit Germany and Russia to stand
together at the proposed Genoa you-
ference, or whenever ana wherever
their mutual intcreNs may conflict
with those Of Great Britain and
France.
Unul recently poncnlre was said
20 be hopeful NJ receiving at least
moral support from tho attitude OF
| tho American government toward
/ tho sovlcts with whom he was ma
moro disposed 10 deal directly than
| either Secretary llugpcs or Sccro'
| tary Hoover.
But French big husIncuF'
/ alarmcd b the successful advance,
made toward Soviet RUSSIA by IN,
/ British ana Germans nud tho stead,
/ cgcourHgomC.' given British ant
German capital by Tho Royicts, u
understood TO have driven poucair,
to offer 10 make with Poland nj
an Intermediary n separate agree
meut with Moscow. which ig Nkall
TO render cspocinllv difficult his op
position TO French recognition %
the soviet government OF onin an
! Trotsky.
b Washington, which is being iop
woll informed, largely through Bri,
ish avenues Of information, 4
the complex Russian situation.
said. of tho latest developments 4
reported 10 have officially informc,
London, Paris and Berlin reCe1'l
that tho American government vii
under no circumstances stand 10
nm Anglo o-French-GermHn cNploita
tiOn of Russia as ~ another China
| nut apparently Soviet Russia 4
ovlncinE n marked ability 10 ar,
ample caro- Of herself ana 10 lnsls
upon substantial guarantees from
all comers ns tho price OF their par,
tlclpntion or tho regeneration m,
restoration OF Russian industry ant
agriculture.
For example, Moscow In reported
10 have already closed n deal with
some of her good British ana Ger
man friends by which big German
! interests, represented Industrial,
| by the krupps ana financially by
| tho Mcndolssohus. have acquired
| shares IN the Russo Asiatlc ConsOl,
idnted, Ltd, n British corporation
whose interests In Russia are de,
sCribod NJ greater than those OF any
other single British concern.
British Corporation l. In.
The corporation Is said TO owr
mining, forest ana agriculture con
ccssons In the Urals and western