Evening star. [volume], September 18, 1923, Page 18, Image 18

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SENATOR KING WINS!
| RUSSIAN RESPECT
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Officials and People Pleased
lat His Honesty, Frankness
and Bluntness.
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BV f. A. MACKBNIHS.
IBt C»bU ts Tfce Star and Chlrsfo Billy
' Nwt Copyright, 1935.
YEKATERINBURG, September 18.—
Amoup the many American sena
torial visitors to, Russia this year,
rime made Mjch a remarkable suc
cess as did Senator King of Utah,
ije has Impressed the UustiUn rub
la' by his frankness, hjs transparent •
honesty apd hla outspokenness.
jTavestia, Moscow's great news
paper, recently satirized the multi
tide of American visitors to Russia
this year In a cartoon showing a
Jqjng line of senators and newspaper
arriving at the frontier. The
caption read, "To Russia, to Barbary,
ttpth tears and fears.”
, Brushed Away Officials.
King, from the time of
h|s arrival, showed that he waa re- j
solved tp see Russia his own way. i
rfe brushed aside waiting advlsera
apd sought out obscure but well in- i
firmed folk. On one occasion when j
a* big official Inspection was ar
ranged he left his colleagues and
wont on a tour of his own.
»' I know what the officials will ,
Ssy." he remarked.
from Cauca ia tell tho
correspondent that when Senator *
King's party was given an official 1
Mnquet there, and the senator was j
cglled upon to explain, in answer to ;
toast, why America hesitated to '
rdcognlze soviet Russia, he responded: j
f'When Russia restores individual
freedom, grants free speech, estab
lishes a free press—when she ceases
propaganda abroad and gives wcrld
tfade a fair chance, we will con
sider the matter."
Claim Press Freedom.
'Russians reply to this attitude by,
denying the dissemination of foreign
propaganda and declaring that Russia
affords as much liberty to the in- i
dividual and the press as America.
’•American communists are railroad- ,
e§ to prison," they say. "If Russia j
dfes not permit anti-communiat pa
pers to be published. It la equally true {
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I'thaE America allows no communist
newspapers to appear.”
The Russian communists, however,
[respect even while deploring Benator
King's views. As one high author
ity, discussing foreign criticisms, as
sured the writer;
j “Honest differences, frankly stated,
I wa understand. The people we despise
I are those, whether journalists or
statesmen, who really do not believe
In us, yet wlto say everything here
that they think will please ua. We
know that when such people leave us
they will not hesitate to Invent any
thing they can think of that will
damage us."
HELD ON MURDER CHARGE
West Virginian Accused in Michi
gan of Shooting Woman.
LEWISBURG, W. Va.. September 18.'
—Mae Price of Rupert, W. Va.. Is
being held without ball In the county
Jail here awaiting the arrival of Of
ficers from Michigan, whore he Is
wanted in connection with the killing
■of Mrs. Mamie Carr at Battle Creek
August 27. He was arrested on a
fugitive from justice warrant and
• waived extradition.
According to county authorities, the
1 Battle Creek police informed them
that Price shot the woman and es
caped. He was traced to West Vir
ginia and was arrested late last
week. .
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