Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-11
HARDING GETS Views
Of COL HARVEY AS To
NEW FOREIGN POLICY
President Elect Begins Promise
Meeting Of Minds" With
out Definite Plan
TO CONSULT WITH
HOOVER TOMORROW
nv As.oeIa.sd pr... =, Evsrv ggenIng

~ Aasnria'e Press ~ Every F7eu -
Marion. Ohio. Dec ~ suggrr' IDfs
for = new American iprc' ~ poiicy n~'Id
ing the formation II an ttapria'iun vfus
ti0ns we're heard by pr'eideD' elect is~
mn today frpp Colyn1 f,e0fge Hare
vho was one n bis cl'as sdyIsefs forum
I ating his csmpai ign pr, - 'eraf5 'fr
Versnilleg league
Colonel Haryey csur ~ Marion srtr
day and n addition ~ hiding ong ~
yefHa'ions with fhe Prrrdsr' e'ee' t0''s
y was said be might remain In'f rrr
week ~ give his adyloc ss he aluin
ton program devcloJn
Mr. Harding has indicated frat even
the groundwork fr mo ass0riaftor ~
nations is vet 20 be AID sud that hc heerU.
hIs promised meeting ~ minds befo VIII
ont definite plan n agsirg advler ts
viii seek program behind ph.rh 'fe-r
sornn aqguranca a united c0'Irtr- rafhr
than an atternpf - puf fo~~ari
specification ~ be own
Bound ~ n ms ls 'ho riggeT'ipn q.
whether the ni'ed Sta'ss rhoi.d rrfr
The Versailles loagis N any terms an8
before Afr Harding makrs be- teefTirr
he win talk wifh tnn9e wno 'avDr gpirE
IN without reservsfipus - vel e. 'nre
who favor staring on eu''rNi- 0ir
Harvrv belongs n ne latter '.a'a rh''
Herl~,r4 Hoover. wh0 wi II here '0r1rf
row. was leader q th~ prr-'sagile grn-'p
Marion Ohio. Dee N 0fone Har
yr,.'. arrival veseerrlav ras 4 siIrur- -
al apparently except ne President T. r.
III reached Senator Hardin ings hplHe soo'
after 10 o'rlock YESTERDAY n0rning Aite-
the Senator and narles Hugbes hs.
been rlnse-sd ior two -ours -enaf~
Harding left Marion v'a ns ZIes'a ,-
noon f0r Conimb3E ard lrrrrrn
HarrvN N Daughe-i and 1eosinrs pr
I'm former Senator from Ghtn and Rerfe
arr,tativr-elecf Before raving NRrf0r
Mr. Hughes prepared and -siied = uor
conrnlttal statement concerning nHs va
here
Tho most obvious inference 81 " rrausu
+ from vp4terdav's conference That -sna-
Tor Harding intends .eruing 1H nwr
4 counsel a. 10 his visitors recommendation
on foreign policies ~ 10 followed ~ tne
reTt Administration one ~ hR campaign
hedges was 20 confer Erth men ano
women Of al parties prominent 2 thf
discussion % the League % Nations 's1s
in the erdeavnr 20 formulate a plan Tor ar
association ~ nations azrr~anie ~ 2.
factions. ~ be submitted ~ the ~euat'
and foreign powers ~ g senator hariiirg
apparent policy ~ serp ss-cref tha inpic'
of di-cnsslon. - that his visitors NAV fali
20 hin m fun frrrsiom and without know
edge Of what Others with contrasting ~
have said
lew moments before 'he P--sireni
elects departure Tor tolumbus For
came from his Office that the senator an,
Mr.. Hughes would 80 newspaper oorre-
spondents.
This i al care n cav ir
Hughes said. and then rsad the iol.C.s q
statement prepared 2 - 1wn Ranh
writing.
We have Deen taking over 'he ~
portant questions vhich are pre-slug in
solution IN connection E1th olT 'nierna
tlonal policy -duestIons which nust p
considered IN ne ight 90 0ondfti0u
which are constantly hanging ih
solution wlll, of -ourse 70 ouHd
harmony vith senator Harding ttate
nents IN the course Of tne rAmpalzn
was most gratifying % lavr tlls ante.
view
Neither senator Hauiu< or ~
Hughes would add o. the statement fn
latter had read
With Mr. Hughes statement carr, lu
the admission that b laa ilsc,lsss-
with the Presgdent-elect uternstsuna
questions IN ne hight ~ onditioE
which ara constantly changing there
speculation here whether Mr. hughes
views On the League have b>el nodife'
bv Arxentlnas WIthdraRa. and nv a.
adas inslstence upon the elimination
Article X.