The Washington times., 1923-11-09
KING SEES
RED PLOT IN
GERMANY
Says U. S. Must Act Quickly
to Save Republic, Despite /
French Opposition.

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the ultimate aim Of establishing a
German soviet.
'"rhe situation in Germany is so
precarious as to compel the attention
Of the peoples OF all lands said
King.
Sees World Involved.
THE destruction of Germany
would involve the whole Of Europe
and such a catastrophe would fol-
low as to shake the world. Aside
from any legalistic formula or
juristic consideration, the United
States should Immediately interpose
to avert the imminent calamity.
Our government should promptly
call conference OF the Allied and
associated powers for the purpose
of considering the necessary steps
to be taken to save Germany and
to preserve the peace Of Europe.
In the meantime the hands of the
German government should be
strengthened in every way. Steps
should be taken to supply food to
the suffering inhabitants Of Ger
many, because starvation in the
face of the coming winter will has.
ten the marching specter Of Boil
shevism.
Would Ignore French.
Even IL France should be recall.
citrant to this movement, the con.
ference should proceed. The facts
as to Germany's capacity to pay
reparations should be ascertained
and findings made with respect to
the controversial questions which
now separate France from her for
mer allies.
Findings by conference Of this
character would commend themselves
to all peoples and the conscience Of
the world would compel their accept
ance by France and Germany alike. .
King said the United States wal
bound as much to consequences c:
the war as it was to the war itself
He declared no Isolated policy is
worthy of this nation, nor is Il
possible, even If desired"
Declaring economic chaos in Rus
STA Is reacttng to the injury of the
United States, King asserted It wolllC
be impossible to comprehend the
| extent of the disaster which woulf
follow the destruction of Germany
or its conquest by Russian com
| munism."
France should modify her pres.
ent attitude, which is contributing
to the Generalization of economic
and political forces in Germany
and may end in the submergence
OF the German people under a tide
OF Russian Bolshevism," King add.
ed. During my three months
tour of Europe, the evidences 10
me were conclusive that the com.
munists Of Germany and Russia
were united in their efforts to
destroy the German republic and
to establish in Germany a dictator
ship Of the proletariat, amenable
to the Bolshevistic leaders of Rus.
STA and the third internationala.
Tells Plan Of Attack.
The plan of attack, King said,
was "to separate the working
classes from their leaders," organize
soviet groups in every city of Ger
many, and destroy the labor unions
by boring from within" He de-
clared the communists then would
support the monarchists in a revo-
luton, ''in order to destroy the
moderates and socialists"
Il was told by communists in
Germany and Russia that it would
hasten a communicate dictatorship
IL a monarchy were to triumph
temporarily" King concluded. IF
the republic were oVerthrown, the
communists then would appeal to
the people to choose between a
monarchy and communism, with the
belief that the majority Of the PEG.
] pie would give adherence to the
bolshevistic movement"