New-York tribune., 1922-12-01
Harvey Offers
.Six-POint Code
OF World Peace
Ambassadors Assures British
in Speech at Manchester
ThaiU. S.Musi Hell Main.
tain Concert Of Europe
Glad TO SeePoundRecover
Hustle as We Did, Don't
BE Babies, His Economic
Advice TO Debtor Nations

MANCHESTER. England, Nov 30
(By The Associated Prcsa) George
Harvey. the American Ambassador,
speaking as the guest Of honor at n
Thanksgiving dinner of the Anglo
American Society tonight. outlined in
six points what he considered good
formula for the national poli,y Of the
United states. The points as given b.
Mr. Harvey were;
Firs,-To foster The strength Of
the Republic by just legislation and
economy at home.
Sccond-To preserve 20 the nations
Of the world the blessings Of peace.
Third-To strive 20 cultivate and
maintain concert OF Europe.
Fourth-To avoid needless and en-
tangling engagements.
Fifth-To acknowledge the equal
rights Of an nations.
Slxth-Tho foreign policy OF the
United states should always be In
spired b. love Of freedom.
Mr. Harvey. who responded TO a toast
81 Cordial Relations" said a very few
words would comprise comprehcn-
slvoly adequate response.
sees Unbroken Cordiality
"The relations between Great Britain
and the United States, both between
governments ard peoples. ought 90 be
cordial. ard they are said Mr Har-
vev. They should continue 60 De cor
dial. and they shall What moro need
be said? The toast has been proposed
and the response has been given. Ar
gument il unnecessary. The assertion
ir accepted and the incident is closed.
But having tersely disposcd Of the
subject o. the toast, Nr. Harvey pro
eeeded 70 comment ~ some length or
. tho Dresont Industrial situation as
compared with the period immcoiatelJ
+ following the Napoleouic wars. INT
/ ambassador emphasized that, although
conditions now admittedly were bad
I thev are vastly better, both IN fac
and promise" than obtained for "nfteoi
long. dreadful years" following th'
Napolconic wars.
Hopes for Pounds Recovery
Speaking Of trade conditions and tn
I exchange rate, the Ambassador quote'
list OF figures showing an improve
ment. he declared that 10000 woul'
buy more foodstuifs from the Cnite'
States now than $4,000 would hag
bought A year ago. The chase OF IN
pound sterling after the dollar ha.
been "a fascinating one, and, although
the pace Of the pound sterling ha'
somewhat slackened last sumner, "
stride had been resumed and the goa
parity, although hardly within strikinl
distance, nevertheless WIS in sight.
The dag when it has been reached
he ambassador continued, will In
deed be n happy day and worthy @
celebration on both sides OF the Allan
tic. We want al tho peoples ~ ~
world % make money, 20 make on
money. n they can, by WORK. but no
bv lying down or by playing tho bah
act. Uncle sam resembles tho Deity y
ono respect az any rate: be prefers Z
help those who at least try q hel
themselves.
No Crime To BE Creditor
"Ihe United states has become VIA
has been called a creditor natiof
What OF d.. She was debtor, snd
very hard working debtor, throug
many generations. II isn't n crine {
BE- q creditor, g. it? ask you English
men; you ought 20 know. II 10 if, be
ware the hereafter.
"Grcat Britain has been aud, as 81
George Paish demonstrated the othc
day. after having provided for all he
T obligations. ttiil Is far and awe
the greatest creditor nation OF a.
world. That's right; that's as
should be. You sturdy, capable. fai
seeing Englishmcn have fairly carne
your wealth and arc justly entitled I
Keep 10 or 10 use 10 a. you sec it. "
quite humbly, but somewhat nrml!
-lnir q liz. nrlv.lege.n