New-York tribune., 1922-06-19
All Troops Out
OfCIlina, Held
Japanese Aim
Toxic Diplomat Tells wash
ingion Audience Negoiia-
lions With Other Powers
Already Are Under Way
Arms Conference Landed
Doubts and Suspicious We're
Cleared Away by Friend
" American Attitude

BALTIMORE. June u ny inv
Associa'cd Press Japan has entered
INTO rrqotiA,ions with the other poF-
,r, maintaining troops IN China loo~-
,nr 20 the withdrawal Of all foreign
,roop, from that country. sAdso saburi'
essree d'sGairss OF ne JapAncse I'm
bss<, declared in Al address to-day
a, tho First Unitarian Church MI
sebur' referred 90 n recent order re-
moving JapAnese troops from Hanso"'
and declared the Jnpanese Minister a.
pctne had been instructed by his
Government 70 take MP the matter Of
r.,hdravA, o. other troops with me
repre.cn,auyes o. the countries inter-
estcd
Japan homes that al the other Tor
e.en ,roops stationed .a peMug and
oIr.r p.aees. according to tho protocol
gred after fne BoNcr rebellion or
1900 viii he Withdrawn hs soon a.
order i. restored 10 Cana ne added.
"Jspar's pol.cr toward the WASH
,ngton conference and mo results nf-
famed there La undergone no ennnge
from me time when the idea vas sig.
resfed 20 the preseaf DAY, Mr. >aburl
sad aldirr tnaf "fne spirit o. me
head or 'hr no. Japanese government
.s iderf.ca. with 'fnt - Premier hara.
Irdcf whose guidance tne country ;
policy d, isc conference wEs formed
Spiri; Of Conference Vital
"Grc,t stress has been land. and most
rropnriy. on the economic aspect OF re-
d.c.lon o. naval armament the charge
declared "Rai - far create lmpor j.
fancr indeed. 'ne creates beneht o.
on those produced b. ths conference
re- the spirit manifested b. me con -
,0rring nations in Washington. lt
amounted 20 = plain declaration o. tne
vii 10 peace. Tnr conference gave Us
r,ason - hope for genera advance
toward vofld wne.e good Will may
be- allowed 90 keep 'ho peace.
"Rcforp The conference conditions
surrounding our relations were not
what they arc to-day. u - not. OF
course. for no 90 say mat there we're
N this country nose VINO expected
vsr wi'h Janan. nor ihs' there were In
otncr Countries those who desired ~
but do say thai in Japan there were
man. NNN ifFffF va W WV 'ft ''
countries There were distrust and
doubt ihat orr historic friendship could
continue unb7oken fear that break
cot come between Us and thst
trouble n ght enSre.
Sky Of Suspicion Cleared
When ve came 20 ne conference II
wss under dark SKY 81 suspicion.
born % ignorance Bat when We ar
rived We met only generosity. there
vas spirit ~ conciiiHtion and good
wiil manifest ~ every moment and
sftrr the conference our people To-
turned home warm IN the clear sun
i.en, - friendship.
81 need mention only a. Instance or
Two 20 rcfreEn roBr memories. In the
four-DOvNr tTeat" Sc prov idsd the end
Of the historic Angio-Japarrse ALI
ance. iou ms not be familiar with
the fact ihst a. iong ago - 1911 Japan
M Grcaf Britain revised the treaty
= order specifically % eliminate the
United States from tho scope ~ all
ance. Nevertheless. when my country
learned fhai America would prefer 20
put an end % - altogether we offered
70 do 80 The faci that me four power
treaty mehns more 10 japan IN future
than he Ang io-Japanese alliance could
POSSIBLY mcau--in other words. tna'
the present treaty "a of more value
than tho other- does not alter the
truth 'nai Japan demonstrated the sin
ceri'y u her desire TO cooperate.