New Britain herald., 1930-11-11
ELABORATE PLOT
 ID DUST S0V|ETS
 IN RUSSIA BARED
Moscow Claims Armed InterYen- ton, New Revolution, Had
 Wide International Links
INSIST POINCARE, ENGLAND
 INVOLVED IN SCREENING

Lord Churchill, Sir Henry Deterding,
 Etc, Mentioned in Disclosures
 Former French President Indig-
 nantIy Denies ,Story-Briand Also
 Named-MiIIion Soldiers Alleged
 to Have Been sought.
 Moscow, l.. s. s. R., Nov. II PJ- What is described as the most am bilious plot yet uncovered for the overthrow of the Soviet government was outlined today with the publi- cation of sweeping indictment charg- ing eight anti-Soviet leaders with conspiring to overthrow the Stalln regime.
 Lawrence of Arabia, that glamor- ous figure who appears on the Brit ish army rolls as "Aircraftsmal shaw" and the outstanding states men and fnancicrs of half d dozeh nations were named as having aim- ed and financed the movement.
 Others Named ConspiratorS
 Poincarc and Briand of France, Sir Henri Dcterding, British oh magnate, Lord Churchill of England and prominent figures in Poland, Rumania and Finland were named as o-conspirators.
 The counter r-rcyolutionist leader Ramsin is alleged to have been the prime mover in the plot. His asso ciatcs, three Of them educators and tho others engineers arc charged with having formed central com mittec of tho so-callcd industrial party in the interests of the in trigue.
 The alleged Russian leaders, who will be tried on charges of high treason for which the punishment is death are alleged to have implicat- cd more than 200 others in confes- aions Of their parts in the plot.
 At Work Several Years
 The indictment charges that they have been working for several years to disorganize industry, foment dis content among the people, and oth- crwise to prepare the way for a 4s1unter-revolution. Actual military force was to have been applied last summer, the indictment reads, but because of difficulties between France and Italy and because of the uncertainty of German support this move was postponed to 1881.
 The alleged confessions were said to name PoinyAre and Briand as the leading supportcrs of the ploe abroad, and the indictment charges that the scheme was controlled froUi Paris, where financial arrangements and espionage were directed by a trade industrial committee" com- posed of cXilcd Russian financicrs, who were said to have received | million gold rubcs for their cau>c in the past year through figures named in the indictment as certain high officials of certain Frcnch institution in Moscow"
 Refer to Men By Initials
 The only French Institution in Moscow is the French embassy. The alleged confessions refer to officials of the 'institltion' only by initials such as "A" M and "R." These officials the indictment charges formed an active IlaiSOn between the committee in Paris and the leaders of the plot in Moscow
 In the confession which Eamsin was said to have made details Of the plot were disClogcd.
 There was to have been an ''in- Cident" on the Rumanian border, as q result of which Rumania was to have declared war, Her ally, Poland. also was to have declared war and other countries were 10 follow their example.
 The French were to provide sup plies of arms and ammunition and Great Britain was to send her fleet into the Black Sea and the Baltic taking over the Crimea and Lenin- grad. while an army of 60n,00 led by the former Russian general, Lou
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