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    'French Demands Alarm Lloyd George
V
Ex-Premier
Fears Coal
Monopoly
Ruhr Invasion Seen as At
tempt to Secure Control
of All Coal and Iron
in Europe. *
Indemnity Is Impossible
By TUB RIGHT HONORABLE
DAVID LLOYI) GEORGE, O. M„
M. I1.
(Former British Premier.)
Copyright, 1923, by United Feature
S> mlloatr.
Copyright In Great Britain by London
Chronicle,
Copyright tn Australasia by Australian
Press Association.
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London, March 3.—“French troops
occupying fresh German territory."
—' “Further advance Into Germany."
"Reinforcements.”
"French cut off British bridgehead
on Rhine."
"Proposals for new coinage in
Ruhr.”
YVhat Is it all leading to? Is it real
ly reparations?
The eminent Italian statesman,
Signor N’ittt, who has made a thor
J -
ough study of all documents bearing
on French designs upon Germany,
has come definitely to the conclusion
that these measures have no refer
ence to the recovery of damages for
the devastated area, but that they are
all taken in the execution of a vast
project for, securing French control
over ail the coal and iron of con
tinental Europe. He supplies chapter
and verse for his theory.
Something has undoubtedly roused
the suspicions of Signor Mussolini.
i They come rather late in the day to
i be effective. He naturally does not
I relish the idea of an Italy whose coal
| and steel supplies are placed at the
mercy of a gigantic trust directed
| from Paris. Italy has no coal or
! iron of her own. Her interest is
: therefore in a free market. Hence
! Signor ' Mussolini's alarm. Is there
I any ground for it? Let those who
I imagine that Italian statesmen are
, unnecessarily disturbed read the dis
cussions in the French press leading
I up to speeches recently delivered by
Messieurs Millerand, Barthou and
Poincare.
With regard to M. Ilarthou's in
tervention I feel I must, ns one of
i he founders of the reparations com
mission, say a word. There were Im
portant questions of amount, method
and time which could not be de
t< rmined before the signature of the
peace treaty, and could not tie settled
at all without giving Germany full
opportunity for living heard. Hence
the appointment of the reparations
commission. It was called into ex
istence to settle these questions after
hearing evidence and deliberating its
effect. Of this commission Mr. Barthou
is now chairman. H therefore pre
sides over the body which had com
mitted to its charge judicial func
tions of a momentous character.
lie has to adjudicate from time to
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time on rases presented by Germany
under a multitude of different heads.
Inflammatory speeches on the very
subject he has to preserve judicial
calm upon are quite jncomp&tible
with his position. When he occupied
the same post, Poincare ultimately
recognized that he could not continue
to write controversial articles on ques
tions which might come before him
for decision as a judge. He therefore
very properly resigned his commis
sionrrship.
But to revert to the speeches de
livered by these eminent statesmen,
if they mean what actual words con
vey, then France means to stick to
the Ruhr. Not by way of annexa
tion. Oh, no! That according to M.
Barthou is a "foolish, mendacious
and stupid” lie. Rut France means
to' hang to the "gages" until repara
tion is paid. What are "gages?” The
industries of the Ruhr. If the French
government is to control industries
which represent the life of this pros
perous area for 30 years, it assumes
greati r authority over the district
than it exercises over the mining
area of Pas de Calais.
France to Get Shares.
In its own mining districts no gov
ernment takes upon itself—except
during wear—to give directions as
to the destination and distribution
of coal produced. But there are in
dications thut control over the Ruhr
industries is to lie of a much more
far reaching character than this. And
tliis is where the hints—broad hints
—thrown out by the French press
come In. France, in order to secure
i ayrnent of the reparation Installments
in future, is to be given shares in
these great mines and Industries.
What proportion of shares? Amongst
the "gages” demanded by Poincare
in August, last year, were 60 per
cent of the shares in certain pivotal
German industries in the Rhine area.
Now the Ruhr industries are clearly
i h" included within the scope of
the demand. France has the iron ore
of Lorraine and the coal of the Saar
••alley Her financiers have been en
gaged In buying up enal mines in Si
lesia. If she can secure the controlling
interest in the Ruhr mines and Bel
gium and Poland can be persuaded to
join m the deal, then the continent
• f Kurope will he at the mercy of
this immense coal ^nd Iron combine.
I said last week that the ports
were still open. So long as they
a re. central Kurope can protect itself
to a certain extent against this
gigantic trust, for the products of
Britain and America will be available.
But that possibility is to be provided
gainst. Nothing is to be left to
chance. One of the "gages” Is to
be control over German customs. How
..in Germany balanco a budget with
out a revenue” How ran she raise
i revenue without a tariff? W hat
more productive teriff than duty on
f -reign coal, me'al and manufactur
ers? And thus all competitive pr-xl
urts will be excluded from the Ger
man markets. The combine will thus
lie supreme.
Industry Strangled.
It is true that if this cynical scheme
conus off there is an end of repara
Home— lor the independence of Ger
man Indus'. iy is strangled and its
life will soon languish. But there
are signs that French enterprise has
abandoned all idea of recovering rep
arations and that it is now brood
ing upon loot—on an immense scale.
For discussions in the French press
contemplate even wider and more far
reaching developments than those in
volved In control of German Indus
trier.
Italy. Poland and even Russia are
Health Clown's
Schedule Named
Cho-Cho to Visit Every School
in Omaha March
12 to 27.
Cho-Cho. health clown, ha# an
nounced hi* schedule of vialte to the
Omaha school*. March 12 to 27, a*
follow*:
March 12—Moraine » :30 to to. Coma
nlu*. 10:15 to to 10 45. Tr»ln; 11 to 11 »o,
Hancgoft Afternoon. 1 30 to 7. Windsor,
i.l* to 2 45. Field.
Much 12 Morning 0.30 to 10, Park
p. ll to 10.4S. II to 1130. Via
ton.
March ll -Morning 9 10 to 10. Florence;
li 15 to 10 15. Millar Park. 11 lo 11 30,
Hlarman Aflamcon 1:30 lo 2. Cantral
Park. 2 13 I.l ! C. Monmouth Park.
Mur h 15- Morning 9 30 lo 10, rlirl
,a. I" 15 lo 10 45, * Iiru'.il Hill; 11 In
11 Howard Kennedy Alurnoon: 1:10
lo 7, Clifton Hill; 2.15 to 7.46. Fairfax
March 14—Morning 9 10 lo 10. Lothrop.
10 15 l l 10 14 Ink. II lo 11:10. Lon*
Afternoon I 30 lo 2, Walnut Hitt; 2 15
10 2 *5. Franklin
March 19—Morning: 9 10 to 10. Ban
.■-in Wmi : lii 1", to In 4-3, lienaon Cantral.
11 lo II 30. Roaahlll. Aftarnoon: 130
In :• Dundee; 2:15 to 2 45. Haundara
Man-11 20—Morning: 9:30 lo 10, Henry
Tate*, lo I - lo in 45. Wahatir; 11 to
11 10. Kalinin. Afternoon: 1:20 lo 2. U***;
2 15 In 2 4 3. Central.
M«r-h ' 1—Afternoon: 1 .40 to 2. Balvl
d.-ri . 15 to 2 45. Minna l.uaa.
Mar. h 27 Morning 9 10 lo 10. Farntm:
to 15 l , 10 4.5 M.iaon 11 to 11 10. Pa
- fli Afternoon 1:30 lo 7, Lincoln, 7 15
to 45, Kdward Rosewater *
March 21— Morning 9 30 to 10. South
Franklin: 10:15 10 1 0 46, Houlh Lincoln;
II I.l 11 10. ilarfeld Afternoon: 1 10 lo
South Central; 2:15 In 2:46. Hawthorn*.
Marrh 24 —Morning 9 10 to 10, Jung
maun; 1 n . I 3 In 10:45. Brown Park; 11 lo
11 0. Madlann Afrcrnoon: 1:10 to 2.
I'ulumhlan 2 : I 5 to 2 :46. Baal*
March 27 Mm.nr 9.10 to 1(4. Corri
gan; 10:1.3 10 10.45. Went Side; 11 to 11:30,
Highland.
Superintendent J tf. Beveridge ha*
; ;tddr> HH<al the following letter to ell
principal*:
"Chu C'ho, the henllh clown, will be
I in the schools for a short visit begin*
i nlng Monday. March 12.
| ' During bl* vi*lt to your gchool
; he will talk health habita to the chll
j drop He will delight them herauM
' he is mu ll a funny, sensible clown
that he laugh* and dance* hi* way
j right Into their heart*.
"Cho i'ho w ill vl*ir every n> hool In
| the city and w!*hc* to see the children
from the llrst through the fourth
j grades. He will be In each building
| not more than 30 minute*. Will you
please arrange lo have the children
of them- grade* assembled promptly
a I the time set on the attaehed aehed
ulc.” ,
Red Snow
Denver. March 1 Millionw of or
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from I lie Arctic* and. covering the
surface of large snow blink* In Iloi'ky
Mountain National park, In Colorado,
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to be brought. In. The high line taken
for years by Parisian papers about
“no traffic with murder” Is being
given up. Instead we have much
sentimental twaddle about restoring
old friendly relations between France
and Russia. Of course, for a con
sideration. Russia is to buy; Ger
many Is to manufacture; France Is to
profit.
These proposals, which for some
time have heen In the air, are now
actually In type. Now the type is
ordinary black—later on It may be
red. Twenty lives already have been
lost over the preliminaries of their
execution. I fear there will be many
more as difficulties become more ap
parent.
It Is not without significance that
the terms which Germany Is to he
called upon to accept In the event
of her submission have never been
formulater. No altlinatum was Issued
before the Invasion. If Germany were
tomorrow to throw up her hands,
what conditions would she have to
comply with? Who can tell? Ger
many clearly does not know. The Brit
ish government does not know. They
were never discussed at the Paris
conference. Monsieur Poincare has
only asserted with emphasis that he
"will not accept promises.”
Says Scheme Will Fail.
If the Ruhr is to be evacuated prom
ises must be accepted at some stage,
for Germany cannot deliver 10 years
of coal Installments In advance and
cannot pay 50 milliards of gold marks
over the counter. So If Poincare's
statement means anything,- then con
trol of the Ruhr Industries must be
vested In France until the whole of
the mortgage has been redeemed,
lienee the vast plan for the exploita
tion of Germany and, through Ger
many, of Europe.
A pretty scheme, but like rqost
plans, which make no allowance for
human nature—bound to fall. How I
long would Italy and Russia consent
to be exploited for the enrichment of
French capitalists? Italy already has
made It clear she has no Intention of
walking into a trap. Russia may j
oi may ro* have been approached, i
It is not improbable there have been |
Informal soundings. It is not easy to
reckon what the holshevists. may or
may not do tim'et any circumstances.
But one con le fairly assured they j
will not place their heads in the jaws
of a i spacious capitalistic crocodile
of this character. Brigands are not
made of that simple stuff.
1’at riot ism Awakened.
Will German statesmen consent to
sell their countfry into political and
economic bondage for an Indefinite
period? It is incredible. No doubt
there had been feelers between French
and German capitalists some time be
fore the Ruhr invasion. Mr. Louch- j
cur and Mr. Stinnes are credited with
having had conversations on the sub
ject of amalgamating interests in
Lorraine iron ore and Ruhr coal.
But the Ruhr Invasion has awakened
from its stupor the patriotism of
Germany. There has therefore, been .
introduced a potent new element Into ;
the calculation. This element does !
not mix well with International fl
nance. It may be depended upon to
resist to the last any effort to put l
German industry under foreign con
trol, and without control the “gage”
Is worthless.
Then there's the German workman j
who must be taken into account. The i
miner and engineer in all countries
are proverbially independent. They
take no orders even from their own
governments. During the war they
had to be reasoned with before they
could he persuaded to take the course !
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urfceil upon them hy the government
of the day In the interests of the coun
try. They will view the commands
of a syndicate controlled by foreign
governments with suspicion and re
pugnance. Should disputes arise—and
they are more likely than ever to arise
constantly under these conditions—
who will be responsible for the pro
tection of life, liberty and property?
Will foreign troops operate? Or will
the German army police act practi
cally under orders given from Paris?
Popular sympathy Will be with the
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Chemists to Be
Cudahy Guests
Members of Society Will Make
Tour of Plant Following
Dinner Tuesday Night
Members of the Omaha section of
the American Chemical society will
be guests of the Cudahy Packing com
pany at a dinner, scientific program
and labatory tour Tuesday night
Following the dinner in the main
dining room of the Cudahy plant. Dr.
j C. A. Stewart, assistant general su
i perlntendent of the Cudahy Packing
company, win speak on “Historical
Aspects of the Meat Packing Indus
try.” Dr, Millard Langfield, director
of the company's laboratories, will tell
“The Role of Bacteriology In the Meat
Packing Industry.”
Other papers will be "The Role of
Chemistry In the Meat Packing Indus
try.” Dr. Millard Langfeid. director
pany chemist; “The Bacteriology of
Meat Curing Solutions ’ by Dr. W.
S. Sturgis, company bacteriologist,
and “The Chemistry of Meat Curing
Solutions” by Dr. H. L. Cox.
Following the program, an inspec
tion tour of the chemical and bacter
iological laboratories of the Cudahy
plant will be made.
The first telescope used in this
country for astronomical purposes
was operated at Yale university in
1830.
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