New-York tribune., 1922-06-21
Premiers Agree
On Reparation,
Split on Turks
r.,rcc and Great Britain
Are Unable TO Harmonic
/ Their Policies III Near
I Fast and End Fighting
thief Menace Is Removed
c,,;. Is Relieved to Learn
Common Attitude Toward
Rcrlin Has Been Reached

-. ft.. Ncw Yo-k rribur. IN
IRIS June 20.-.Ffance and Eng
-. are still fsr apart over tho Near
-. ose,;ior despite Premier rom
-, friendly visit in London yestor-
Po,rcsre expressed extreme sat
-, today with the outcome of
=, ,k 10 had with Premier LLOYD
-, s-d tre Earl % Balfour, Act
!, Tu,irn Sccrctsry. As far AS the
lin reparatior and Anglo-Frerch
-, osest.ons we're concerned, but
..-,,,d ,hst che two couldn'; agree
=. -, rurs-Grces controversy.
r.,,e, i. anxious 20 ed hostil.tics
InAio,ia Immediately. bu;
"a. Britain apparently looks ~ the
zee, ron, a ferent angle. For a
.,,,srd years England hs' favored
...,,,rdence for the smal nations
,.-,o,irs The Turkish Empire. while
r,,,,, has favored letting ;he Turk be
,,c,r o. them all. The British policy
1. l,,ss m sentlmertsilty and a do
,..eAid any CHRISTIANS suffering un-
-. 30 Turkish yoke. whereas ;he
s.,-,b roint Or vipp rs that the Turks
80, more friendly and desirable peo-
:. .san the Christian minorities com
,-Urg their empire This opinion is
VI also by most persons who have
ND any length o. time in tho Orient.
End Of Fighting Essential
rs difficult for France and Eng
~ 10 reconcile these fundamental
Ss,vress ~ opinion. hut European
i,--ony requires cessation OF bel
,.,,rey in me Near East. The fact
-, II .s fsr removed from European
s.;als makes - unlikely tha; that
,n.oa will prevent continued ami
~. relations between Paris and Lon
g.
=, isc. ths, France and England
A, greed on reparation lifts the most
,-gng burden. Holding Germany n
tssis,he chief concern A review Of
., history Of the years since the sr-
Wfi.rf rfNAN ANhN fNti. NlAi4F 4 q NV
ht psysi a strong hand Germany has
,f:si. and every time France has
,s.sed from her distates Germany has
n-U tho ascendsncy. Rearing this
,--,rs France insists that the only
va 70 deal with the Germans is 70
s,r strong hand and have no fear
q zee rtsglts.
~. rortr- ,N rovorprror+s &
=. prospect o. a permanent alliance
trrssn Russia and Germany. The
zs..rn powers are watching with anN-
~ue Establishment Of munition lac
w.s in Russia along the German
h,.sr where Allied control cannot De
ur,sed. and they are afraid that
csr-rv NAV arm the entire Russian
T'sr for crusade against the Occi-
r'. u ,he Allies don't press Ger
.sry for war bin payments she will do
i,,,ing. observers believe; II they put
;'s"ure on Berlin ne Germans may
.a, Russia eventually in Threatening =
s'm:a,irr INVASION % Europe.
Danger in Allied Split
u. government here i' convinced
ia. IL the Allies stand together usr'
-sry a certain 10 meet all the de-
-snds made on her bat = Greaf hrii-
air forsskc- France. ana France u
breed % take military measures 10
'r'orc. payments from Germany' mere
right be resistance supported by inc
a,i,
Ths i,uhy Premier Poincsre i' 70
rg - fsr a. possible 20 BRING aoou.
'stcsful inter-Allicd cooperate o-'
,. forced 20 exercise the uitdos' rfe-
.su,ion, because the moment h. MAKES
rhs. seems n 70 the sligntest conees-
ton BE- snemlas vii be unon nm.