Evening Star Newspaper, January 29, 1928, Page 31

SETOSUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, A € JSANUARY. 20, 1928 PART 2. KAUFMANN'’S 1415 H LAST TWC DAYS RUSSIAS POLITICAL EXPERIMENT TO HAVE FAR-REACHING EFFECT1 REET N W Revolutionary ldeas on Science of Gov-' ernment to Result from Soviet Rule. Washington Attornev Says. Pussia's grandiose experiment in po- science is certain to have far- g coffects upon the pressnt sei- | ace of government, although it is al- ot equally cer- an that many of tur.damentsl niciples on which nion of So- Sovist Re basad oned groping movemen:s of the orn Muscovite ; toward world reacgnition Out of this land of ring paradox here the work- man is - glorified snd is actually on » political and et ity wit % administrative *- W+ Pt Knizht. heads of the government. must come lutionary ideas on the science of government. but rai before the old t of non-capitalistic exploitation " ‘\"l ral weslth have been nb«ndoneu greatly modifie ol vations of Clkv- Knight a Washington at omey. who has recently returned 1o he Capital after an extended trip hrough Russia 1n company with Stat2 Senator Frank Fay of Pennsylvania. Evervwhere thev went through the vast I the Soviets, they were met nly with the utmost consideration courtesy. bui given every opportu- 10 see Russia as it is. “We went to Russia expecting to fin ce of the social revolutiol visible manifestations of of 10 yesrs ago.” Mr. De ssid “Instead. we found = spparendy peaceful 2nd out- prosperous. where the social con- tacis 10 be sure are very different from own. but no evidence of the ‘Red s1a' of which we had been told. We t we had been cheated. but we were req we had seen Russia as it is” Comrade” Is Watchword. w outstanding characieristic of the ssian of today. Mr. De Knight said. ! < sincere purpos: to do his part . the complex machinery which fs snverting Russia into a land far dif- from the popular conception of = iand of the former Czars. comrad: is ta: ord rough ihe ranks of officials lnd WOrk- Russia today. And paradoxically they are 21l of the same class. in fact, for there is o aristocracy of wealth or position in Russia and worker and of- ficial are all alike. socially and often fnanciallv. The cheka or counter es- ponage sysiem takes methodical and —and sometimes bloody——care of To zmass wealth in Russia is nierpreted as an evidence of capital- 'sm and possibly graft Consequently, Russia i a land al- absolutely free from graft—a land every man's work andg social life. even doan to his daily contacts of all | tincs. 2 checked and against standardized scale of liv g under the Soviet rule. Parenthst- wcally. there 1s not as much incentive o wealth in Russia, for the state fur- nishes everything, and the va- mous perquisites which accrue to the government employe (and a very large 22 of the population work for ernments make the amassing of necessary. The unpopularity is due 10 the cheka and o sion thet a wealthy man led up money in some irregular Russiz looks on America no longer »s a symbol of cgpitalism with a big C" which should be overturned as 1 =3 possible and brought into the py~ family of Soviel-ruled states. | rulers of Russia are canny fo'k, D+ Knight found, wno regard | cz's industrial institutions 2s po- tenial purchasers of Russian materials | ano producers of commodities which R, eds. The fear of a debacle in ~d States committed in the name of Russian-bre¢ anarchy need no | longer hover over America, he adds, for the Russians realize thet with an Ameri- can market gome and American pro- ourtion siopped Russiz will have even than §t now has Dollars Flowing Into Russic. American money. notwithstanding ¥ck nf government recognition, is flow- ing ino Russia in an_ever-increasing #iream. and manv of Russia’s natural rescurces are being developed by Amer- fcan capitzl. The= Russjans well realize that zithough their government fis tounded on éestruction of the capital- dstic system. the very capital they vo- abhor is the fi esgential vo eni of their country. Because both Mr De Knight and Sen- ' »ee 2 Pussia of the future xing 2way from the present system in an industrial democracy patterned much efier that of the United States s greziest upheavals, hr nate eome on the social side of th arriage znd speedy Oi- distinetions To be married that iz necessary Is for the e 10 sppear before & notary and nheir names Divores s equally as c it s theories of 3 sull nerzist in 216 the state » on religious tesch- State Owne AN Lands . principle sreres exablisnen Boviet policy pu #re hravy 200 must be paid o the ncentive w realine a n on sny given investment 1 Jost the Boviel tneory thal & rewsn be- ¢ # veriain amou rree the in- v the ¢ of capitaist e Gueer rr: of the Boviel g 10rth the principle Uist any ) empioys sd paye others U mm iz # capitalist Tnere- fore 81 worgers ere ailee, and Une man whe work + pends % glonifien now ne and v equivolent of 34 ¢ Uckets s the opera Be al u workmen geroed n 4 ens found Ol Reilly All the while the formen rmitied to live with the bare for sus.aining life, probabl extsts in the lodge keepai's house a | the entance to the estate, or beas along the highways of MOSCOW—Or §oes {c work Feared Foreign Invasion. The Russlan capital itself, ancient re- ligious center of the old Russia, flaunt. ftself in the face of the fa.t disinte- ' grating Leningrad «ersivhiie St. Poters burg end Petrograd) as the new hom of &ll that the Soviets stand for. But | the rulers of Russia today have = defi- nite reason—a military one—for remov- | ing the capital from Leningrad. In tac | Iy davs of th: Sovieis, fearing forelgn | { invasion, they moved the governmen | | from the easily accessible city on lhM Neva to the interior city of Moscow Now they have a standing armv o formidable proportions. officered by ca- | pable soldiers of the old regime. equip- ped with modern war devices and capa- | ble of tremendous military strengih Moscow remains the capital because o its military inaccessibility and strengtl end because the Soviets wish to gt away from the former St. Petersbur: ana the old aristocracy for which i stood Every one in the Russizn central gov b ernmen. is aveileble at all times. Sen- | o stor Fav said. The two Americans were 10 leave the Russian fronticr by sirplane 1 for a Latvisn point, he declared. when | 13 something rrezulac was found in their | 13 passports. Tt was then 3 o'clock of 1 | cold merning. and they stood on ar “;' 2viation field in northern Russia, hun- | dreds of miles from Moscow. Neverthe- less. their guide called Tehitcherin, thr | 55" 22, Paddle. VETERANS PLAN SMOKER. Ruccian foreign minister. from his bac | st thot hour of the morning and thr | matrer was adiusted by tslephone. This | 55; is charzcteristic of the demoeracy anc | 39 Corse es which motivates sl | 39 the offici-'s ~f the Sovist covarnment. 33 thev The “npan dnor” moliet | 33 rules in Ruscian offices and no work- 34, m=n is 160 humble fo za en sudisnce ' go° with any government officis] 3 . Foreign Capital Unrestricted. Russia places no rosiriction on im- moristion of foreign esnital or forzien ~oncessionaires. nor even on profit= | 49, The one nrovico i< that &t th~ end o | 50. 20 vears the husinez< of the fnreicner ' 51 meet be turned over to tha povernmen- | The Saviet welcomes foreign canital and under their doliey of conesssion- are nrepared to make very satisfactory terms The-» conceseiont when ~rantec—and will oniv bs granted after the mast rigid | invesiig-tion a: tn the responsibilitv of | the parties seekine them—are a virtual monopoly during the term of tneir ex- ictence. The ucual time limit iz from 16 ta 20 vears: in rare cases they run 10 30 vears These roncessions are so drawn thrt | 19. the investor is guaranteed fair profit | 20. end complate pmortization of the m-”fl« vestment curing the life of the conces- | sion, at the expiration of which thi: | n'ant reverts to the government and i« | run 2s a state activity. The theory of | 26 th> conces=ions is that the present gov- ernment franklv admit their inexveri- 113! 20. Apportion 45, 46. SOBARME - Conjunction. Tools Victot Herzelf. Caledonian . Close tightly Organ of hesring. Masculine . Sheets of glass. appi Exist In..(ifl Rainbox 3 sl Scoff. 3. Uneclose Greek letter o . Trappings. Thoughtful . Mountain in Creie Jeers. ¥ Bird. i<t Division Men of A. E. F. to . Provided with food Finish Gather Thursday . Surroundinz terniory Primitive weapon. All former members of the 15t Divi 1 ton of the 4 E. F. are invited to 2| Bluder moker of the District of Columbia Unit branch of the Society of the 1st Division City in Nevacs 1 be held at the Colonial Hotel, Fii- Preliminary be teenth and M streets. Thursday night at . Fondle. % o'clock | Vessel Among thote cxpected to attend are Period of time. Brig. Gen. Frank Parker. assistant fo Notable period the chief of staff and former com- Formerly mander of the division, and Chiet Jus tice Walter 1. McCoy. whose son wa DA killed while serving with the division | Snake: Music will be furdished by a detach Induce awa) ment of the Army Band under the lead- Road ership of Master Sergt. Kart Huber. Slumber. Officers of the soclety will be elected Ocean. at a short business meeting precedin Annov. the smoker. Anthony F. G. Lucas is the Before president Show happiness 4 s me. }4‘:315\-" Down on All Fours. Syo A square-shaped parachute hes been Leasing et o Birdman. Not on 23, Beverage 4. Pole. 54 Frozen wa i TRANSFER & TORAGE CO. ence in many lines of industrial man-| Answer to Yesterd.y's Puzzle. | FIRE PROOF BUILDING 2zement and nroduction and are desir- ovs of our heln and wish to make terms attractive to American investors. Results Idolized. The United States and Russia are much alike 50 far a- natural resourcer are concerned. and with a stable gov- ernment functioning Ruscia !houlr'l some day be much like the United States in material prosperity. ‘They idolizz the results of American itechnical and engineering skill and the profusion of mass production. and see | their salvation economically in intro- | ducing these methods and nrocesses into their practice. However, they lack the knowledge or experience and also the capitel to introduce American pro- duction methods on a largs scale. and hence their more than friendly over- | tures to American business men to come | in and take charge. Lenin, creator of this new state, who died 2 few years ago. Now rests in s ooden temple in Russia. His tomb i« the mecca of thousands of Soviet ad- herents and is dally visited by thou- | sands of people. who revere the former New York agitator as a species of deity, | Trotsky. on the other hand, is a dis- } credited man. who has teen ths nower he formerly wielded pacs into the hands of others hmp Sees 300 Feet. To aid in controliing traffe at nigh: a signaling Jamp has been invented in England that projects & rocket-like ray or light for 300 feet New Discovery Makes Razor Blade Last For 18 Months 3 of »n amaring wia ny € R. $te pens e name blane v M e day. Kellogs . e Dow iy witt e U B n. 4\.. Dent’ w51 T4in Lour Mo —Ad An Old Recipe to Darken Hair ‘ By JANICE RANDALL New York alone over hall a million men. women and children who have | anemin #re enting Mver on the wd- | 8% Arug stores dispense 1t in large fed hring the natu and | | 1 the W P ol S\ 4 CRATING, PQCKINQ.SHIWEF e eS| o S TG MVERS | WANTED-LOADS TO AND FROM PHILADELPHIA ONEWYORK 30ST! 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