Show Oil M Magnates to Back New War Wal f Report R nr ny H Central Europe's Europe Foremost Publicist Special Radio Dispatch to The Stand Standard Examiner rd-Ex rd Copyright 1926 By fly Tho The Consolidated Press A snI ERLIN July 3 Serious 3 BEnLIN B symptoms compel the eon con conclusion con conclusion that a 0 new plan of attacking Russia Is being quietly considered This of- of offensIve of offensive is planned to start front from the south Russian oil district between the Caspian and the hack Black seas and is to tobe tobe tolie be so 80 carefully prepared that it cannot fall fail Whether the big oil m magnates nates have as is seriously reported appropriated twenty million pounds sterling for the under under- undertaking undertaking under taking designed to guarantee e undisturbed production and unlimited free fre trade po possibilities possibilities Is naturally as IlI difficult to determine as the truth lruth of the assertion that the plan Is favored by England's treasury and home office But no denial can alter the fact that the plan I a 8 being earnestly considered In Eng Eng- England England land Ene-land land and also by the German militarists who have not abandoned the fear of ot a bol- bol bolshevist bol worl world l revolution nn and l that the German patriotic societies and organizations of youths are The British empire has suf- suf suffered ferel much from Crom bolshevist agitation first through the th awakening of the th people and then at home through Moscow support of oC o til th coal strike Winston Inston Churchill Is known as a fanatical preacher of a crusado crusade against Red Russia If It this adventurous plan does not shipwreck on Prime Minister Baldwins Baldwin's common commonsense commonsense sense the league of ot nations limited must soon have Its attention directed under ar- ar article ar article tIde XI of the covena covenant nt to the threatening dang danger r of a war Such an eventuality could not be too much deplored Since the failure ot of General attack plans for overthrowing the by military force fore appear to have been abandoned The Th union of ot soviet republics had progressed from front com corn communism communism to mild state capital capitalism ism faster than could coul have been expected and nines begin begin- beginnings of private capitalism had become visible The power 6 of the rich peasants increased everywhere In th the rural districts Urbanites Urbanite who make up only 12 per percent percent percent cent ot or the entire Russian population beheld quite as much as western Europeans the hateful of veaux nou nou nou veaux riches and workmen In the Industries also beheld such In wac wages as even cven the mildest communist could not endure S The wage wace curse curie cun e moved moved ae- ae according ac cording to the amount of work accomplished tile the hensile piece work system was re-Introduced re an sur iving dogmatists and InquisItors Inquisitors of o reddest communism declared that Moscow was f favoring class rule but hut bc- bc b be between tween peasants and th new nev soviet soviet bourgeoisie and had betrayed Lenins Lenin's doctrines doctrine The executive power now Is completely In the lh hands of Joseph Stalin a hard Listed hard practical man of o Mussolini Mussolini- like like rigid rigidity It ot or will power who not only holds thc th-i reins tight on Georges George but also also also on the communist and who was able to d deprive Gregory Zino- Zino Zino viry who had hod been een the pow pow- powerful powerful powerful erful head of o the ale since Lenins Lenin's Lenin death of of his position and keep him under strictest surveillance in Mos Mos- Mosco Mos cow co cow Stalina Stalin strict rule is re- re regarded regarded re regarded In so many sovi t circles as aa a tyrannical auto auto- autocracy autocracy cracy that one must expect soon to see se the old enemies Leon Trotsky and lev leagued against him i Zino lev forc forced d out or of his position as head held of the tho red arm army but his Is 1 reconciliation reconciliation tion with who since then has hll b been been cn keeping quiet has at least begun Close observers retard regard l an outbreak of ot the th bitterest of factional fights among amon the tho bolshevists as ns hardly avoid avoid- avold avoidable avoidable able In the circumstances It would be foolish for tor other na- na nations nations na nation tion to In the undertakings of generals long long- longIng longing lonc-Ine lonc Ing for active service e and through military Inter to Interrupt evolution which must naturally lead leod lead to nor nor- normalizing nor Russian economic and political life Even the trimmest grimmest enemies of bolshevism should not do- do tiro dc-tiro siro to strengthen it b by an anat an at- at at attack tack which would regain retain for forthe forthe forth the the peasants who would fear to lose Jose th the theland land which has been promised them And the German who in 1917 ordered the Im Importation Im- Im Importation importation of from Switzerland Into Russia haveth havo the least lem right for tho the sake ot of uprooting a II a danger which was created by them and since then has been rendered pow pow- pow by natural evolution to begin a 0 war which certain certain- certainly certainly I ly Iy would not be limited to one continent I |