The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-04
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ON NAVAL CUT
AND PACIFIC
CASES NEAR
Big Four Entente Plan
ned to Preserve Peace;
Up to Japan
Isy \. Ia BRNDrORD.


ed s ates and the other world powers
stand ON the threshold ot solution
OF the outstanding issues ot IN" WASH
iurton conference, ID was declared hu-
thoritativoly tonight
TINS settlement which is Imminent
is based un the Informal ukf'""'h'
between tho big Three Gt the
Warrington conference -- Hughes
HaIfour aud kato-o on the major
problems confronting the pnrleS'
This agreement Involves
The scrnpping Of the Anglo-Japan-
csc alliance.
\ funr-uuwcr understanding be-
tween the United Ntnttr. Grvnt bri-
lain. Jnpan aud l'runtf' un intht
island tor rificatiuns and the general
Ir,ac,. OF tile pacific and the lnr Fast
To- take tlic placr uf ihr alliance.
Ac7rptaRcr 10y Japan oi the "o-"-
q" capital -liip basis Of the Hughes
program fur rc,luctiun nt III" w"rih
naNirr.
nsut TONIGHT were frankly 'oniid"nt
that Toxic Nouid accept this program
Boa the near future.
Depends ON Toxic
The entire plan secmiugy d"penus
on Toxic, as the United states Hno
Cr.st Dritaln are believed to- be -eady
10 go ahead. u was made plain on
ofelcta; authority tonight that the
t.ropoaed settlement had been submit
ted to the Toxic government by Aa-
,',trai paron Kntn. the chief japanese
delegate, Immediately after the spo-
chul meeting OF tho 'liie Three frl-
duy night
ID ,yiIl be some days before Ihuen
,4u he heard from. n ls believed. lu-
di.Ytlng the progress that already mas
I,.,n made ou the program the chin
,.a u wus learned tonight, already
npgr made nn effort Co Dee Included lh
fI.. pruuosed quauruple understanding
rrrlrdlnE tho Pacific and the Fat
INST. While ID is not vet known what
r.urrcss has been made iu putting
'ufn d,fiuitc form tho plan OF the hig
frr.,. If IH believed that it iH the de.
..r. of tho American government Z"
ruf the program before tlr confer
,.r. lt the earliest possible rNu'nl
wr.s makes it possible inI' .h"r. VIII
I.a u uHauu#v session u. fU. 'HWI' nee
,,- tfl. purpus, tur latter uafl uf ilis
week
Th. flur-puwrr entente which ih'
r..rlfa. conference De- tu set uU hN "a suh-
a.fuf. fsr fHp Aug'u-JtpAursy ALI
.ug, b. looked upon hc." as am agency
iur providing peace not only In th'
fH.iIr and Far Fast. but throughout
Oh. world 10 may hc the substitute
..r tine conference ON land di-armn-
m,gt and al the same time bring
.Ulut reduction OF frances great
amy
The entente is to ho set up, 70 was
.rdi,pt.d tonight. by member 90 tho
'u.rieun delegation hy a series OF
f.tHtI,s aud understandings ne
tinted stnt.4 may mot 'ntcs II by
r.sn- uf "a treaty. but merely through
.H uudYrstandlug The other nations,
hpv.urr may exchange actuW treat
I.s ,uyetirg the same ground as the
understanding with tho United States
Do was reported today thUt drafting ot
ono uf those treaties had been begun
o.. comm 'a4iurrr4 representing France
and s.,lt Britain
France inCludrd
Inclusion Of Franc, Boo the entente
,.H. taken Uv observers here ip indi-
emit, Y "HpuIfuul alliance for Noe pur-
u.. NJ giving France "a feeling OF
...w.N Th, I'uit.G states. at least
u.N mu.I uU alliance with France ui
aus ur fna NDV'rs which would ,un'
trmp|tf. Iul.f mIluH' action, 1901
Nm,Uruu uIuDiU said but o was
uuiuftd uuf tho 'wurN ,ffu.i' "i o.
CLOSE association ui France and th'
thrl. uIhr" principal powers Woull
90. very gfHst ln Germany and every
vnt|. ,'4". and thut such y assn.
citation might ullur SOME of |rnnc' :
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