Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-11
GENOA CONFERENCE
Is WARNED TO STICK
TO CANNES PROGRAM
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fused the privilege by tho chairman,
who insisted the discussion had gone
far enough. and ruled that tho sgenda
must DO followed.
Aftor quiet was restored appoint
msnt was announced OF the commit
tees on vcrifcation Of credentials. tho
Russian question. finance, economic
questions and transport.
Premier Hits At Russia.
The keynote OF the conferences was
sounded by Mr.. Lloyd George when
no outlined the ''only conditions on
which we can consent to deal with
others" this supposedly referring
specifically to tho Russians.
Tho INST is." ne said. when n
country cntNs into contrnctual oh.
legations with another country or IL,
nationals for Value received. that con.
tract cannot be repudint1d Whenever
tho country changes its government,
| without returning value. The SECOND
10 that no country can wage war or
tho institutions OF another. Tn. THIRD
Ii that ono nation shall not engage In
aggressive operations against the ter.
ritory OF another. the fourth isNthn-
tho nationals OF ono country shall b,
entitled TO impartial justice in III,
courts OF another"
Any nation which rejected ,hcs,
elementary conditions Of civillze,
intercourse" he declared. could not ~
expected to be received into tn,
comfy OF nations.
; Committee Work Gets Started.
Tho principal committee OF tho con
! f~enoc. composed OF the chief dele
, sator Of all tho states represented. an,
attended by the experts OF tho vnriou
delegations. Assembled this mornin
In the PalaKro R~alo. Much i'm
!, portance In attached 20 the dciibcra
, lions OF this COMMITTEES.
1 Extraordinary police prcraution
, were taken at tho palace. and force
g or military and carahinicri lined tn
main street leading b. tho m~~tin
, place, A largo crowd assembled aion
, Via Balhi 10 witness tho arrival O
2 the Delegates
(The P,lszpo Reaie was erecte
q about 1850 by the Durazpo family nm
D was restored In 1s42).
=. IL Is announced that the repre- son
o natives Of the states composing IN
l. little entente are 20 hold a turtle
meeting 10 decide on their precise .,
tltuds toward tho problems before IA
conference
Stick 70 Cannes Assnda.
a.. a.. -k.x
? preparation TO settle down 20 IN
serioue technical work OF the cor
gress. accepting for the moment 9
least. the idea expressed yesterday b
Mr. Lloyd George and Premier Fac;
, that the aE-nda arranged al CarMs
provided "A sufficient cargo foe tho cor
ference ship with the danger L,
wrccking II II new and controver~l,
provisions were added
r Louis Barthou, head OF tn. F'rsnc
: delegation. told tho representative {
& the Exchange Telegraph he was PAT
= lticularly pleased At the way In whic
a Mr.. Lloyd George had smoothed ov,
a the incident between himself and \
s lChitcherin. head OF the Russian Sow.
delegation. at yesterdays session. NJ
]. Lloyd George. no said. had uphc
b views which arr mutual
] Glad Atmosphsro 10 Cleared.
!. NJ. Bnrthou was glad at tho tn,
!, events had taken a. he realized hi
= discussion WAS inevitable. and II ",
a much better tho incident should
cleared up at the opening session. I
n now saw no reason why the confe
y ence should not accomplish its end.
n The principal committee which
e known as Commission -" met und
=. the presidency OF Foreign Minist
3 Schanzer OF Italy. The work OF IN
IF commission is the most important
a teal application OF the resoluti,
&c adopted by tho allies at Cannes Al
settle upon tho details as TO nc
they are 10 be worked out.
Russia Committee Important
n II appeared obvious that Russ
K. would be the biggest feature OF II
- body's work.
4 The committee also has to deal wi
a1 tie establishment Of peace In EuroI
L. admitted TO be Of first Importance as
~ prelude 10 any disarmament confe
90 ence which may be- called.
p il IS understood Great Britain h
a. a very definite scheme with regard
Russia To place before the commits
ne "
u. DISCUSS DISARMAMENT
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