New-York tribune., 1922-04-27
Peace Guaranty
Is Laid Before
Genoa Leaders
Draft of fNon-AggressionPlan
Considered at Conference
Called by British Pre-.
mier: Bencs Is Heard
French View Is Brighter
Reported They Believe Way
May Still Be Found to
Reach Satisfactory Pact
BY Wilbur Forrest
Specie! Cd6ic to III. T-!J.a.

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Copyright, l3@2, E4w Yo-,. Tr.buc. Iac
GENOA April 26. ErroDe's pro-
nosed ua.ce n,n4 ,,~o,, ,,,,:,., :. :.
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"op00 10 page an &fmlatlce o. 5lf1i-
Gent duration 20 re-establisn some
thing like normal conditions in trade,
began to take shape to-day.
A Drematura d,af4 ~ it.g ,.s.+ .r
no.r.a :. 49,, PNN'
'-'i'n l." 'ii7 'Na'la' NeE p"pefs tAis
morning and ere, tee some exciteEle ens
in British circles. where il was adj
-,;t-ad 70 ho oloyo - +ho pr;+;.,, ,;o,,.
,ln;,(t G;,l f,,,.o - ~ t'..'
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1i..aft o',4Ijr,,o ''' o'''s. "a ''0IF' -. ne
rrnian+ airned,. s''!eia s5 way INC
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,.nars .to', Z 0'''V'' ''i =" Psi'oU u
Tl,a ,sooa aer,.oa,,,.,,, .,.o. ,7;.o,,....,,.
= corfe~anca fo-d,,. a. pre1,ier 1la+-f
GEORGES villa. with NJ, parfI,or ~
France: Baron Hvaslli. Japar. and Dr..
Benes. the Czecho-S -Slovakja dele pata
in attendance. Primarily ti;s neetinc
was held with desire 10 reconcile tie
British and French yjewpoints or 10
was proposed hy the Czech Foreign
VI
is merely one that enables the British
and French TO approach the problem
from different angle, the French were
optimistic tonight that il might lead
10 some way out Of the ta-.Elc i'll which
they have found themselves.
Non-Aggrcssion Plan Favored
Whi1e F,orco cone;ders boreo,f ,,,-
ahla ~ accant o,,, ,,rnnoaa, ,,hioh Ill
nuIIifv hor ;e,j9fo ,IrJer tho EersaiI1ns
traot,. c,,cb 80 fvli obordo,r,o,~, ~
IniIitar,. nnraiti.s sga;nst 1.arnoa,,T. i:,,rI,
4hc Frcr.h aro honinf that O v,,a,, wv,
ho fou,,d vharahv F-5nco and E,nolarS
may take the lead in a common agree
men' acceptable 10 al natlons repre-
senteu AZ GENEVA
bene5 mad been called lnto the con-
ference because ne seemed to occupy
mlGdle position that was not lrrl-
tatlng TO rance or England, and
baron Hyashi was invited because 1t
was agreed that Russia could not en-
ter into any non-aggre &ion pact un-
less she had some previous understand
ing With Japan.
At the meeting Lloyd George said
tnat he had found general desire on
the part OF the delegates at the con
terence to enter into some arrange
tt'N'0 Iva iiot47 + SS%AN Nii anu lIiftL IL
should take some simple form such as
the one agreed upon at Washington
by which the naval armaments Of the
world were reduced and an effective
peace in the Pacific assured for Il
period OF years.
1t was said III British circles that if
a aggression pact could be reached
at this conference it would not be nee
essary TO take up the question Of dis
a matter that could be left
to the League OF Nations for action
after the first step assuring peace had
been made.
Pressure Jpon France
Tb. T,;h,ro corrovnord,nt ,o
that nrss1nra % bos bseo brnoht Unuoi,t rett Sn ns
unon France nor M only br 0Sn' ~ Cosobal ~ obal
SInval[;an n,;r;ster Irt olsn Nv ~
,,;,,r, pn,o-'d anJ p,ra,,;a - a+
e e w. hraal u.;.h Srdo+ pn;tn; ~ pno.e..r
mstter ~ - Furonsan e ciH.. noi;ct. 0' Thess ~ms
II was sod pr U,o,;,d raaard