Evening Star Newspaper, May 8, 1930, Page 33

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, MAY 8§, RUSSIAN-GERMAN BREACH BACK AGAIN Present Crisis Held More Im- portant Than Others Before It. BY EDGAR ANSEL MOWRER. By Radio to The Star and the Chicago Daily Copyright, 1930. !.'RuN Germnny May 8.—German- Russian political unaermndmg has again reached one of its periodic crises. Both parties claim to be dissatisfied. This crisis is more important than its predecessors owing to world develop- ments. It is therefore important to try to view the situation in its entirety, since this entirety concerns several other impomnt nations. 7 i the only capitalist power "hich mnmulm with Soviet Russia re- lations of political friendship. Great Britain and France may maintain com- mercial and diplomatic relations, and the United States is obviously coming to occupy a privileged place in Russian col'nm rclll &velo ment. Only Ger- has fln“e political under- l"ndlnl wilh the bolsheviks. Rapallo Treaty Is Base. base of this understanding is !h: trenty of Rapallo, made in 1522 ‘The German-Russian economic treaty followed in 1925 and the Rapallo treaty wu completed by the Berlin govern- Ju!t what this friendship has meant to both countries in the way of positive advantages is not clear. Both countries have continually denied the existence of any secret agreements of a military ype. ‘The fact is that Germany has con- | stantly furnished the Russians with so- called technical aid, with German offi- cers and technicians assisting the Rus- sians in building up a powerful army. Moreover, the German understanding gave the Russians almost complete cer- 'All'lly that they could not be attacked from the west. The lpelrheld of such an attack was boun Pola But with Germlny hehlnd Pollnd it certain that the Poles would hesi- also Poland, but the Poles have never crazy enough to contemplate attacking Germany. Demands on Treaty. ‘When voices of protest aaginst the bolsheviks were loudest, Great Britain | reneud commercial relations with Rus- sia. The German foreign office, which had bee demanding negotiations with the bolsheviks for the purpose of “har- monizing the Rspallo treaty with new conditions,” met a flnt re!usul !rom me lks. thh e ducuss commercm relutlum of lll klnda But you must first make a pyblic utterance that you hold to the Rapallo treaty and will not enter the united front -nlmc The Russians and the Germans both know that the volume of trade to Rus- sia is strictly limited to the amount of credit resulting from the Russian ex- trade. Therefore ',he Gmu. not the Rus- sians, have I am in- formed flu gvemmnt has no mi::anflon nt reno g the Ra- ‘The nuuo-oemm marriage is not iy R Wit do you expect inthe saltyou buy? Is it economy? In the handy package of International Salt you get nearly as much for a nickel as you get for 10 cents in other free- running salts. Is it excellence? International Salt is nothing but fine, even-grained, crystalline excessive filler, absolutely pure! Is it free-running quality? On account of its uniform grain Inter- ‘national Salt never cakes or hardens, either in container or saltcellar. Is it a better package? ,The handy International package is easy 10 hold, takes up less shelf space. Ask Your Grocer—He Has It! INTERNATIONAL SALT CO., Inc. SCRANTON, PA. T VR THIS NEW and try nd. Gnldtflelds concession. o e Amel orga; duct.lvi(y th! bolsheviks are in a better FOX BUYS 60 THEATERS || IN MIDWESTERN STATES Purchases in Three Brings Number of Playhouses Corporation Con- trols to More Than 500. y the Alloeltled Press. /GELES, May 8.—Harold B. Pnnxnn pmment of the Fox West Coast eaters, yesterday announced purchase of the Midland circuit of 60 theaters in Kansas, Missouri and Iowa 35 a reponed price of more than- $4,- 0 klln sald the deal increased the Lhenters controlled by Fox to more than e new properties, which are in ad- dmon to the recent purchase of the Miller and Midwest theater chains in the Middle West, include 10 theaters in Kansas City. working well, but there will be no di-| vorce—not for the present, anyway. | The immediate effect of this German docility to Russian desires is bound to be rse relations with Poland. This attitude is helped by the return to power of the junker-led Nationalists, who are mostly East Elblans and who hate the Poles. Point to Polish Army. The Polish-German commercial trentv from which so much was expec already being deprived of much of H.s beneficial effect. The Russians are feeling confident, although for internal purposes they continue their ideas about the immi- nence of attack by the bourgeois world. They know that this is largely bun- combe. It is true that they fear attack, because they realize that it is about the only thing which actually would over- thmw their rule at home. Thererore they point to the Polish a The real truth, which the bol.shrvlsu know well, is that the Poles would at- tack Russia only were bolshevism to fall, in the hope of dividing this great empire into its national constituents ! and establishing a number of smaller states, chiefly an independent Ukraine, under Polish influence. 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