Evening star., 1924-11-23
u. S. AND ENGLAND BARS !
TO SOVIET NROADS2
Opposition Sure to Keep Other Nations,
Steadfast Against Encroachment
of Chaotic Theories.

of his wild dreams OF sovietizing the
world Is doing more than any other
person to prove to the civilized world
that the Soviet cannot be trusted
under any circumstances.
quick to deny the connection OF the
government with the internationa Ie
and has repeatedly stated that Iii
novieffs activities are not in accord
with the desires Of the government.
Other nations, however, fully cog
niZant of the close connection be-
tween the various Soviet organza
tions in Moscow, and knowing of the
tremendous sums that have been
scattered over the world by the So
Wet regime to impress the world
with the Righteousness of its cause.
have not countenanced the govern
mental attempts to prove its extreme
innocence.
Will Influence Others.
Unquestionably, the action of the
British government will be far-reach-
mig in influencing other governments
to keep their skirts clean and un-
dobbed by Soviet mud. France Is in
position Of having recognized the
Soviet, but, according to advices re-
ceived from Paris, Premier Herriot
already is rather dubious of the out
look, inasmuch as there are dangers
galore in attempting to amicably es
tablish relationships with the Rus
slams. Commercial advantages to be
gained by recognition are of dubious
character. Russia unquestionably is
rich in natural resources and Rus
sias advance and the general pros
perfty of Europe might be enhanced
by recognition of Russia, but best
minds in all governmental circles are
careful to differentiate between the
Soviet and Russia Russia with sane
minds at the helm might prove 4
boon to the world at large. Russia
with the Soviet clique in control. CON
stantly maneuvering to undermine
the destinies of peoples of other
realms, is thing to be stunned until
there has been political rebirth.
New Russia Expected.
That there is to be a new Russia.
though Soviet influences are bound
to leave their mark upon any regime
by virtue of the long tenure OF
bolshevism. is certain. Governmental
circles in London and Washington
have adyfces to indicate that il is
but question Of time until there is
repudiation OF the Soviet as II is at
present constituted. This will not
come in a week or month but
there are marked signs of reVolu-
tlonary progress toward more desira-
BILE ends. With the largest and most
influential nations of the world the
United States and Great Britain
firmly holding out against the Soviet
and with chaos continuing in Russia
II Will be but question of time
\ until there are marked changes in
governmental personnel in Moscow
France with. change of government
is expected to follow in the steps
of the new Baldwin government and
repudiate such treaties as have been
effected, for it is confidently believed
that by that time the perils of Soviet
inflltration Will have been definitely
proven, and advantages. CONNIE rcial-
ly speaking, to be gained by CON
tnued recognition will have been
proven chimerica1 in the extreme
In the meantime safeguards against
Moscow and it's internationale agents
are being made stronger and stronger
in every nation of the world, and
1t Is believed that stand of the United
states and Great Britain will do
| more toward the everlasting repudia-
| tion of bolshevism and communism
| or whatever it may be called, than
any other factor Modification OF
| viewpoint and policy is not expected
under any circumstances, no mat
| ter now strong the pressure until
| Russia really has placed her house
| in order and definitely proven her
| dlsinterest in the internal policies
! of other nations.
| Whatever the attitude of other ma
tions, the American Government in
tends to stand firm and pursue pres
| ent policies, automatically, political
| ly and commercially. until such time
| as Russia may be trusted and such
poilcies as have been espoused by
! SOVIET leaders irreYocably repudiated