Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-11-29
COMMUNIST PLOT
LEADS To ARREST
Of REDS IN BERLIN
Albert Gives Up Effort to
Form New Cabinet-M Mos
cow Believed Involved in
Plan for Coup


nent Berlin communists were ar
rested today as a precautlon follow
ing circulation of a report which
came to the hands of the authorl-
ties that Moscow had called upon
the Rell1n communists to undertake
''bloody provocations" this evening
The Communist uproar in the
reichstae on November 20 was de
liberately staged by orders from
Moscow, declared a statement issued
by the Socialist press service here
today, which publishes a letter
dated November 10, signed by Kari
Radek, the soviet emissary, who Is
in Berlin. severely reproving the
German comrades of the RUSSIAN
communists for their inactivity
despite our urgent requests ana
peremptorily ordering them so TO
conduct themselves in the next SEES
sion of the reichstag that they would
be forcibly elected from the house.
The letter. as the Socialist service
quotes it, also advises following up
this action with street demonstra-
ton. ETC., and concludes:
"These resolutions must be carried
out The central executive demands
that all obstacles shall be overcome
The party must get out of its IN
ertia."
ALBERT ATTEMPT TO FORM
MINISTRY is FAILURE
BERLIN, Nov. 27.-Dr. Heinrich
Albert not. only had failed today to
form a cabinet but all the leading
uolitical candidates abandoned MN
and nronosed a ministry Of their
own. headed by DR.. Jarres' e1
mayor of Duisberg.
DR.. Albert finally returned MS
commission and President Ebert may
extend the invitation to JarFes'
whom he thus far has steadtastly
Jerres. a strong nationalist, IS
branded as a Pan-German. Genefal
Won Seeckt, chief of staff, is back
ing him and the nationalist, peo-
nle's party, centrists and Bavarlan
PEOPLES party joined in the move.
The inexper;ence and naiVete OF
German politicians in the crisis IS
emphasized by the fact that P-esl-
dent Ebert, in the face of the polltl-
cal revolt, adhered to DR.. Albert and
wished him to continue his fruitless
efforts.
The various parties Of the reich
stag today jointly interpellated the
government as to what it intends to
do.
Although the principal plank OF
the new group is observance OF the
Versailles treaty." the point has not
been clarified. Jarres, on the other
hand. often has been accused or
wanting a breach of the treaty and
is alleged to have fathered a plan
TO throw the Rhineland to France.
President Ebert has thus far re-
fused q delegation from the group
supporting Jarres.
ALLIES TO RESUME
MILITARY CONTROL DEC. L
LONDON, Nov. 27.-Allied mill
IdTV OIL NAl4 NC -
sumed December /, according TO
dispatch from Munich, giving details
of plans for inspection Of Bavarian
barracks and munition factories.
FOOD SITUATION GROWS
DESPERATE IN BERLIN
BERLIN, Nov. 27.-The food sit
uation which temporarily frightened
after the recent food riots, now has
become worse than ever, and many
experts in distribution say that
nothing less than a general seizure
of the wholesale supplies by the
government, together with price
fixing can relieve it.
Organizations of wholesale produce
men in Pomerania and Mecklenburg
practically control the flow of prod
uce into Berlin and even the big
hotels must treat their agents with
greatest consideration and entertain
them lavishly to insure their neces-
sary supplies.
GERMANS HURRY TO GET
PASSPORTS FOR AMERICA
STUTTGART, Germany, Nov 81.
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