Salt Lake Telegram | 1923-01-22 | Page 1 | Workers Willing to Obey Invaders Will Receive Food

WILLING TO OBEY INVADERS WILL RECEIVE FOOD Paris ariS' ariS Believes Germany Will ViII Be Driven Into Line by Reason of Fuel Shortage Jan 22 By A. A p. p The P.-The The al by of Fritz Thyssen thai and other industrial leaders arrested 1 tho Ruhr valley who were brought here hee last ast week will be held here on Wednesday The French authorities announced that the trial will wilt last only one ne e day clay RIS Ir Jan 22 By U TJ PI Marshal PJ-Marshal Marshal de deded de- de deed French cabinet today ch and the ded led ed upon new measures of a I. I military and Md economic nature to meet the strike of German miners and railroad W workers in the Ruhr time the French commander commander com corn t lAt gAt At the same mander at Essen released Herr Heir Ahrens state mine director whose return was tumultuously by striking miners miners min mm- withdrawn from the troops were ers vicinity of ot the state mines and from the tie at Essen and the to maln- maln pledged themselves Krench FfrenCh ench sin aln ln only a small watch at railroad railroads s stations this concession causing Geran German Ger Ger- man ian an railroad workers at South Dortmund Dortmund Dort Dort- mund to return to work These hese preliminary concessions were t considered indicative of the French Frencha a tude in in general however and it is understood severe measures are pl tanned ined nned WORK RK OR STARVE PLAN r The he French Trench are determined to break breakdown down own n German resistance in Ia the Ruhr I b bi forcing striking miners to work or orve In the theo starve e ve according to Elbo o de Paris outlining this governments government's govern govern- ments ment's its it's plans planE to meet the strike govern I that b gan m at dawn lIt It possible the French will cut off th the Ruhr from the rest of ot Germany Ii Italian lian Czechoslovakian and French borers will be sent lit Then the thep p population will be given its choice of working or having Its food tood supply sup sup- says The French government is prepared to assure food t lo to all Ruhr workers who obey the military mili mill- t tary rY authorities Instead of the German government The attitude of the Germans in the Is causing France no little worry This Ts h s country feels however that with p possession of the mines the Frenchh French h have lave ve all the best of It for tori they can get coal for or themselves while Germany ii It before fl tong long ng and may be for forc forced d d' d i to come to arms erms LEADERS LEADERS AID Ik The struggle Is developing into lato one between German industrials and French force torce of arms s. s As long as the former maintain their present attitude encourage the miners to 10 strike pay th them em while idle rand and support the German Gernin Ger- Ger man xan nin government in it its advocacy o of resistance such resistance can b be bi sustained If the barons weaken t t. French rench feel the whole fibre of opposition opposition opposition op op- op- op position wil collapse and the of ot the Ruhr can achieve Its pur pur- pose the French feet they are settling down for an endurance test and the martial attitude has somewhat subs sub sub- s sided dEd Many in France want to make the Ruhr and ncI the Rhineland land into another Alsace Lorraine separate It from G Germany Ger- Ger r- r many and either take the territory under der French protection or set it up asa as aft n a independent state I pr r. r Dorten head of a movement in the Rhineland provinces and jd d Becker his lieutenant are re reported reported re- re ported actively engaged d in propaganda work rk in the occupied zones prote protected b b. b the Belgians and French against the Germans who support the reich Dusseldorf Bank Opens ens for Business V Jan 22 By Dy A. A P. P EThe The bra branch ch of the there re the directorate of ot which r refused re- re fl fused Sed to continue business last week while troops were on the premises was reopened today The guard in the branch branchat at Essen was waa lifted but the bank failed to 2 reopen 1 p i il l General Strike I ln n Ruhr Planned Jan 22 A A ge general eral strike miners ot-miners metal workers railroad and P Posts and telegraph will de 1 V lop in the Ruhr this week the Petit Journals Journals' correspondent reported re- re ported today French rench crews are ready to run t the tle e tra trains ns