New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
POincalre Plans
New Compact
With England
Prcmier's Sialck1ent OF Pol.
icy TO Depuiit : Expected
To Be the Pr. cursor of
Long Delayed \ greemeni
Offers Tribute 10 L. :.
Will Adopt American Stand
on Russia aud Mod crate
Tone on German l,Oan


Copyright. ise1 Hsw YORK Tribune a c.
PARIS, May 3i.-The policy o. Frai m
toward the other nations Of Euro1 e
and especially IN relation % Russia
Germany and Great Britain, viii be-
elarifd tomorrow by Premier Poin-
care before the Chamber Of Dcpui.es In
speech that IS expected 10 be of the
greatest importance. The Tribune cor
respondent elarned to-day tha, tic
Premier was in conference this after
noon with members o. his Cabinet and
friends. outlining the general tenor o.
his remarks. r. was stated from an al
thoritative source that Poincare, In max
ing a forward step Tor better relations
With Great Britain. may sound note
that will be the precursor Of the long
delayed Franco-Br,ish pact.
D. IS understood that the Premier
will deliver eulogy on America, bas
irg it upon recent conversations be-
tween Secretary Hughes and N Jusse-
rard the French Ambassador. 70 which
Tie United states explained why 10 has
no desire 90 mix 80 the aas'.s % Eu-
fopA while there Is any doubt over the
good relations between England and
France. IN this connection 10 - Fnown
that ". Poincare will cmnhasizs tho
necessity o. good relations between
these two countries and follow the
friendly tone recently adopted hy
Lloyd George ia discussions before
Parliament
Pact Believed Under WAy
Whils fho Premier BE- not likely 20
mention The Franco British pact in his
speech. 10 s believed that negotiation
are already under way between Paris
and London % efect an early agree
mont ~ concrete form.
Soviet Russia viii have no dogb. Of
the attitude b. France toward that gov
ernmcnt when the Premier mas finished
enuncIatiug his policr l' was stated
that thai policy would follow closely
the ore already adopted by the United
States. r. is also probable that Ger
many will be- comforfsd in some meas
ure by the PREMIER tone.
From circles close 60 Poircare 10
was possible 70 learn that he WON d
contend that Genoa was % failure be-
cause that conference sought the im
posSi fapproachemcnt between clean
cst communism and so-cailcd capital
ISM. Tho Russian government le
rureiv an internal problem. the
Premier IS reported to De ready 90 say
% the Deputies. bur communism must
code great deal in ifs relations to
the rest of Europe. This. to is under
stood 20 believe is because trade VIII
be impossible while the Soviets insist
upon tfcir attitude in iepudiat'ng
debts and refusing fo recognize
private property.
The Premicr's attitude toward R1s-
sN il one Of friendl.ness toward the
people ard France is willing 90 help
thcA, iu various ways. but the gov
ernng powers o. Moscow must com
p'etelv abandon the hope % merging
their system with that OF the rest ar
Europa
Moderate on Reparations
The h'st proof o. the satisfaction
felt by tAe French government in the
t,errnan a,Dly % the Reparation Com
mission is the fact that the Premier
will eXnrsas MS confidence that .'
commission Is entirely able 90 handle
the situation, and while taking a firm
stand ne win show moderation in dis
cuss.ng the Va. ole reparation problem
lie viii exprea7 hopes for the success
OF tho loan, but suggest q reservation
that in the even. OF rs success France
should nave an lmnoriant part OF The
funds available arst. leaving Germanf
enough 20 fulfll Yer engagements ac
cording 10 the treas obligations.