Arizona republican., 1919-01-30
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cerned, if neutral countries prepare practical plan for submission to the conference, the representatives of the great powers will be glad to consider it. although it must be plan contain ing concrete issues and not the oratri- cal solutions drawn upon paper.
 The Mornoe doctrine has given satisfactory results in practice, which justifies it's further application as model of operation. The league of na- tions could appoint the American na- tions themselves as the mandatories for the execution of it's principles re- garding territorial intergity, so far as these principals affect American coun- tries. In this manner, the United States and the Latin American re publics could act in conformity with their policy already established"
 Lord Robert added that if the Europ- can action were excluded in the Ameri- can continue the occasion might arise when an American nation might un- justly damage the European interests. To avoid this. it would be advisable that a court or similar institution be formed by the American countries themselves to consider and decide the sanctions applicable in each case.
 A Press) While the council of the great powers were today giving their atten- ton to Poland. interest centered in pri- vate conferences in the upper chamber of the American and British delega- tions. where efforts were in the mak- ing to reconcile the acute issue which | has arisen over disposition of the Ger man colonies.
 The American position has been quite definitely and firmly stated in | favor of the nternationaliZation of these colonies, under the league of na- | tions, with mandates as trustees to such powers as undertake to admin ister them. But the British dominions which are chiefly interested in the l German colonies of the Pacific, and in South Africa, are equally firm for an neXation. with full sovereignty, and without q mandate from the league of nations.
 The main efforts today have been tO reconcile these extremes. and those taking part in the conferences were hopeful tonight that d middle ground would be found, which would preserve the American contention for mandate to the powers claiming the colonies Early in the day General Shuts. repre-
 
 the mandate. and Colonel House. who is supporting the mandate, held a lengthy conference with a view to rec onciling the differences This second 10 tend toward an agreement whereby the mandatory power would have full control of the administration of any 1 colony committed to it's care, but the league of nations would exercise super vision over the general character o1 this administration. with a view tC protecting the interests of the natior and the population.
 Later in the day, Premier Hughes o Australia who is the exponent of the extreme view for outright annexation of the colonies conferred with Colone House in a further effort to secure z middle ground. In the meantime tho various British dominion delegate: held a meeting and conferred with Pre- , mier Lloyd George. for the purpose O determining their course.
 The result of this meeting was no made known, but the sentiment in cer tain circles is strongly hopeful tha an agreement will be reached whicl will preserve the American plan of mandate. without hampering the powe in administering a colony.
 The council of the great powers gay { the entire day to Poland. The hearing } and the departure of the commission for Poland are expected to put an en 10 the internal conflict between tn two powers which are represented a the conference