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cuDreme Peace Council Announ-
ces Proposal to Take Up
Russian Program Today
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paris. Jan. 21.-The supreme council
n the great powers hope to formulate
concrete proposal on Russia at to-
morrow's meeting. This was the def
,:-a announcement of the official
communicate issued tonight after the
ra,rcil had been considering the Rus
san situation continuously for the last
rwo days
While the Finan proposal is not fin
,rr decided, the main features are
agreed on in principle. The members
sre convinced that no sovereign rem
edr can insure certain cure for the
dangerous and difficult situation and
i. is desirable to embody several lines
cf accion in the proposal
The first effect of the proposal will
h. neither the Sazonoff Russian for
L s-r minister before the revolution. nor
srv Soviet agents who will come to
Paris As the opponents of Russian af-
Rs but an investigation of political
cord.tins in Russia will be made with
or. considering the presence in Paris
q alharents to either side of the ques-
,;,n II issue. The report of the Danish
mm.ster to Russia, Soavenius. who
was the last minister to leave Petro-
p,ad which was heard today. empfa-
gel the futility of trying to conduct
ny Intercourse with the Soviet
5sisrs.
Wilson Has Data.
Paris. Jan. 21.-The peace confer
eT'5 now has the Russian situation
Ter active and continued exanlina-
a,n while The plans for the league of
are being fast brought into
and were expected to be taken
lA1- general consideration for the
r:t ,-ine when the supreme council
the conference reassembled today.
IRE latest information available was
hat the associated governments were
N5rared for the presentation of their
@tmoranda on the Russian situation
Il in response to the call for them issued
aS; Saturday. President Wilson had
Z hand this morning the memoranda
u;he subject prepared by the Arneri-
IN mission.
me council was ready to hear when
L assembled today, statement on
he Russian situation by Harold Sea-
VENUS Danish minister to Russia. NJ.
Slsonoff, former secretary of the
Russian duma. has been in conference
Win some members of the American
Se-egation. urging the admission to the
Conference Of delegates from the Omsk
government in Russia, which he rep
iesenIS here
A'Ier the conference has heard such
Fp9SlS as are available from men
VIZ nave first hand informal ton on
n4Ssa2 conditions and has considered
'-V memoranda from the various gov
s.AilehIs. it will attempt to reach
soA4e decision as to what unified ac-
W. may be taken to deal with the
Situation.
May Wall Up BoIs.
.i NE general informal discussion
H4As place outside the secrecy of
peace conference which may be
.s-inea to reflect the view being ex-
-STd Within that body, the two
- 's.1eFauons being given first place
:. De.!eFed 10 be whether to attempt
.,. s-''o a wall or establish quar-
around Bolshevik Russia
giving assistance in the set
ap OF governments in the inde-
-. states surrounding the max
territory. or whether to at
70 relieve condistions in Euro
- N9SSlar which relief many states
-eFe would remove the cause
sileVlsm. The third considera-
= me questin of extending armed
: y me forces within Russia, which
openly fighting Bolshevism in the
trls al the courses suggested, it
!. @Ppear that the last mentioned
ae least favored. certainly by the
nd = -
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