Arizona republican., 1920-08-12
POLAND TO ASK UNITED STATES FOR IMMEDIATE
 MATERIAL HELP
American Note to Italy May Have Great Moral Effect On Poles; Little Change In Bolsheviki Front
IRepubIican A. P. Leased wIrel


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 WASHINGTON, Aug. 1l-PoIand It's back to the wall in it's fight against the soviet, will ask immediate material aid of the United States, it was an ' nounced today by Prince Lubormirski, Polish minister. 1t will also seek to develop what the American government means by the announcement in it's note to Italy that it would employ Call available means" to maintain a free Poland
 Expressing satisfaction with the note. the minister declared he was con vlnced 1t would inspire Poland with "a his country was sorely in need of war material and that it probably would first seek credits from the United States with which to purchase them
 Simultaneously the legation an nounced a proclamation issued by the Polish council of national defense at Warsaw warming the nations that "a new world war hangs over the world and that if Poland should be crushed it would be due to the indifference of world which calls itself demo- cratic"
 Copies of Note to All Nations
 Copies of the American note. it was said today at the state department, have been delivered to allied and as- sociated powers representatives and distributed to all the world news cen ters. promising is widest dissemina- ton, even in Russia. Diplomats gen. orally regarded the document as having a three-fold purpose:
 Extension of moral support to Po- land.
 An appeal to the masses in Russia to throw off the bolshevik yoke and establish a. constitutional government. Influencing of other nations to re- irain from recognition of the soviet
 Ditpatch of the note followed con- versations between officials of the state department and the Italian em- bassy. Early in the negotiations be- tween the entente powers preliminary 10 the Hythe conference, Italy had made 1t known that under no circum- stances would it be ready to enter into any engagement to go to war against soviet Russia
 Having thus excluded itself from the Hythe conference, Italy was said to have naturally turned toward Amerlca as the one great power associated with her in the war which had not paruci- pated in the division of Russian terri tory nor committed itself to hostile acts against the bolsheviki.
 Italy Will Not Fight Russia
 Tn Italian circles it was declared that regardless of the pressure exerted py the Italian socialist party and the workmen for establishment of friendly
  government had not finally decided on a line of policy beyond determlnatlon not to be forced into the war with Russia- While Italy had sent com mission to Moscow and was about 70 receiye a soviet commission Tn Rome if was explained that the purpose was sirnply to ascertain exact conditions in Russia
 HUERATA WILL MEET VILLA
 MEXICO CITY, Aug 1l.-PresldenI
 Fran wi,ose forces were mustered out yes +aTdav at San Pedro de las Colonias soon. according to Fl Universal Il savs this meeting will take place 1T northern part of the country, but Ii not confirmed .,.. +;on is hest. says Fl Universal cores nondent. who quotes him as saying;
 nIn the future I only wish to nav eood friends. Do not call me general [ am only a simple peasant WHO ioVe his country. |.
 nacfed that the American note VII have far reaching results upon the al 3titude of many governments MniS' n have not yet assumed final position regarding the Polish and Husslal oIrestious Some diplomats feel Una even the governments which aireao. have discussed the subject may lii' their future course affected by til  believe that the projected London con ference winch was to have dealt Wltl inc soviet delegates with the possl biIity of political recognition or th boIsheviki has faded into improba bility- r. Au;ad RAsno,ss
 Administration officials expect tha +ba American note will elicit a re snonse from the allied government sT,bis is based upon the statement Che document that the United State .sa.o,Ild regard Hsith satisfaction 5aoIaration by the allied and aSSocl ated powers that the terrltorlal III territy and true boundaries or Russl heu be respected: that such declara s;on ore- supposed withdrawal of a Toreign troops from Russian terrltor and that it should be accompanied b tbe announcement that no tranSgres sion by Poland. Finland or any othe oyver of the Russian boundary lin EouId be permitted
 Nbile no specific mention Of Japan ese occupation of parts or Slperla Wa nade it was the general beueI tla his reference to the withdrawal s-aion troops, Secretary Colby Ina nbief1y in mind the Japanese forces. ES~changes between the Unite ctates and Japan on this subject al o~z in progress The American gov h-,ent is understood to be partfcl ,.rIy concerned about the intenuo nf inc Japanese to occupy the upp' half of the island oot,S, or Sagnalgn snnt not 1r f ,,-ofest to Tol1io. A reply has bee oorepared o[ pared by the Japanese goveEnrne,n ,I The American pronouncement tn the former Russian territory fitic lnciua( of / = inc newly established BaltIc ai ll efan states should be regardt Sauo-htf rightfuI part of Russia to as a,-1,ed for the Russian peop ntiJ prs3 they might establish a stab ro-vernment brought 2 t5F1roJS 5tHe bere p' test states. former RepresentatI those Chandler of New York. I M.iaTf alaTes these states had been violen sll y th 6g the e3ed 9la pI5dn so indePen eP' md WI Tei,,Iand and Russian Polar snce as ef miiitary experts of the
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