The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-18
4 s. MAY OFFER
ECONOMIC TONIC.
r-ncle Sam May Yet Enter
Next Conference-1f
He Has His Way
MAY PROPOSE FARLEY
he Swers Pass Up Opportun-
nv in Last Note Some
Proposals May Be Made

vAsIllNGTON, May II. - The
r.rod states eat back today to await
-, next move from Genoa.
# Is confidently expected in Wash
..,o, that possibly within the next
!; hours. certainly within a week,
.., ,roning statesmen at Genoa will
,r,bine on a new set Of proposals
,his government that will afford
=, administration an opportunity to
4 3,ruclpate IN the efforts at Euro
's, construction on terms of its
Io9k making
/ :. May Make Proposition.
" tho unlocked for event that
aase nroposals are not forthcom-
,"s and should the powers ut Genoa
isband in failure, then the conti-
"n, brl.ef Is expressed here that
..o United states viii promptly do
/ mo proposing on It's own account.
president Harding and Secretary
I, s,ate Hughes deliberately left the
saor open in their response to the
MA Invitation to The Hague. They
4 @brased the American refusal to The
ii,cue so as to virtually invite the
a,vers To reopen the conference and
I, the same time they gave a deli
40 hint as 70 the conditions under
rbich this government would con-
,sn, 10 re.engage In Europe's tangled
&lifairs.
GTbia government" said the note,
has always been ready to join with
.be governments Cat Genoa) in ar
,,ngInr for an inquiry by experts
knto the economic situation In Rus
"a and the necessary remedies
Turopc con Wrong Track"
This paragraph speaks for itself,
was explained today In official
olarters. II means that the United
states is convinced that the powers
!. Genoa have been proceeding on
he wrong track, that they have
made themselves ridiculous and
Teakened their own prestige W dick
ring and quarreling with the Rus
IAN delegates instead of adopting n
arm. united policy and saying to
Russia, in effect:
"Here are the conditions under
which you can be readmitted to the
amlly of nations"
The failure Of the Genoa confer
,pce can be traced. according to ad-
nlnistratioh officials, to the lack OF
,ything approaching n united poll
v towards Russia. The Moscow del
gates have been able TO tie the con-
srence into knots by playing off
he British against the French, and
he Italians against the little entente
p1wers. Thus the Russians, who
Aould have been the penitents. have
seen the masters of the situation at
Genoa all along and have been able
70 present a sorry spectacle OF In
Irrational quarreling.
Uncle Sans Plans.
what the United States believes
should be done in the situation was
explained to the International News
service today by an administration
Hficial as follows:
Form an international confer
nce of political and economic ex-
,srts, not including Russia, to con-
.uct thorough investigation OF the
i4ssian situation and render a re-
VSort to their respective governments
based solely on facts.
Jet the outside powers combine in
stating to Russia the facts ascer-
iained and the conditions under
which they would consent to renew
relations. Say also to Russia that
unless she accepts these conditions
there can be no intercourse and no
help from the outside"
American officials OF the Hughes
Hoover school believe that Russia
would be compelled in her own self
interest to accept the combined opin-
An OF the world.
II is such a procedure that the ad-
illustration frankly hopes will be
suggested by the powers in their ex'
pected communication. American
anticipation there already is as
nred
WASHINGTON, May II. - The