Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-04
DISARMAMENT CONFERENCE
CIDR1MERA
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.B A WILLIAM PHILIP :
WASHINGTON, November A..

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s-The original suggestion a to hold a disarmament conferences
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psndsnee' a. as is. and should keep her door open to the commerce of all
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io.;-Japan. since 1914 especially; has been CON. eonsgiso 10 for h%t her he dSn n
o. the Ss' TERMS yss respect e sss as s'f guaranteeing asssass the si integrity ssf Of China With Great
11-Japan took overs all German rights in shantsng and h. consist consist
despite the fact that China, too. helped fight Germany. Japan will leave
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ma@% v It BY = Virtue t%'t Of a ruling Of the supreme council sitting at
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interests in the Pacific be infFinged upon. and with America, SCI many
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10-A Pacific conference. British Doninions hope, will serve to clear
De a n aa%% e o ut arn' s%d a IN Of a' ALLIANCES in favor = Of 1 Hw i Under err
standings.
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with each other and with Asia, the cause OF friction between at least he
three principal naval powers a b e removed to the extent that partial dis
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will prove effective.
the land lies The people of the world will know which nations are trying
to promote peace and which are hoping to profit by more war.
23-That at least this much shall be accomplished, full publicity should
be given thc whole proceedings. without publicity, right-mtnded nations
are likely tt have their endeavors painted black and the skunduggery of
the bad les depicted in bright colors
24-Aside from justice and fair play to the under dog, Americas in
teresfs in Asia RI economic. If a single power, or group of powers, gains
economic pr political control over the great markets If the world. American
workingmen. shut out and with n o outlet for their surplus goods. must
leave America and look for Jobs in a more virne land. II Is a question or
both capital and labor.