The New York herald., 1922-05-16
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eLnex, and June &c should be proposed
as the date for the meeting.
Second-The Powers represented at
Genoa other than Germany and Rus
sia shall be invited by the president
of the Genoa conference to send rep
rtsentatives 10 The Hague on June is.
1922. for a preliminary exchange OF
views to consider the line Of action to
re adopted by the commission OF ex-
perts toward the Russians. The
I resident OF the Genoa conference
should be requested to extend SINH
.ar invitation to the United States, IL
he ascertains she is willing to attend.
Third-The representatives at The
Hague will decide how the commission
which will be charged with the con-
duct of the negotiations with the Rus
san commission is TO be composed.
Fourth--The Governments repre-
scnted in the preliminary exchange OF
views will i'm the light of these dis
crssions. intimate. unless they already
have done go, whether they are willing
TO take part In the commission. I'M
illingness TO do so on the part OF
Government will not prevent a meet
ing of the commission on behalf OF
the other Governments.
Fifth--If no joint recommendations
can be submitted by the commissions
CT experts within the period of three
months from the date mentioned in
Clause 4 of the annexed document.
or IL the joint recommendations are
not accepted py the Governments con-
cerned within one month after the
cate of the recommendations, each
Government will be at liberty to make
a separate agreement with the Rus
sian Soviet Government on the mat
ttrs referred 10 in Clause OF the an
rexed document.
Sixth-The delegations agree to
recommend to their respective Gov
Srnments not to recognize or support
t.hy private agreements made by their
ationals with the Russian Soviet
Government affecting property p-o-
vsionally belonging to other foreign
ers before the conclusion of the work
of the expert commissions. or during
one month following the making of
solnt recommendations, If any.
Seventh-The annexed document
should be communicated to the Rus
sian delegation.
Eighth-The Belgian and French
delegation declared they would rec
ommend to their Governments to ad-
here to the decisions embodied in the
present process verbal.
Draft to Russian Delegates.
The annex to the above agreement
the draft of the clauses fol
to the Russian delega'
ton. is as follows:
First-The Powers mentioned above
agree that a commission OF experts
shall be appointed for the purpose of
further consideration of the outstand-
ing differences between the Russian
Soviet Government and the other Gov
ernments. and for the purpose of meet
ing a Russian commission similarly
empowered.
Second-The names of the Powers
represented on the on-Russian COM
mission. together with the names OF
the members of the commission. will
be communicated to the Russian So
Wet Government. and the names of
the members of the Russian commits
sion will be communicated to the other
Governments not later than June 20.
Third-The matters to be dealt with
by these commissions will comprise
ell outstanding questions relating 60
debts. private property and credits.
Fourth--The members of the two
commissions will be at The Hauge by
June 26.
Fifth--The commissions will en-
deavor TO arrive at joint recommends
tlons on matters dealt with in clause 3.
Sixth--In order to enable the work
of the commissions to be carried on In
tranquility and in order to restore
mutual confidence. engagements will
be entered into binding the Soviet Gov
ernment on the one hand and the other
participating Governments on the
other to refrain from all acts OF ag-
gression against their respective ter
ritories and to refrain from subversive
propaganda. The pact to refrain from
acts of aggression viii be founded on
the observance of the existing status
quo. and will remain in force either
until the outstanding frontier questions
OF Europe are settled of for a definite
period
The agreement against propaganda
will bind all the signatofy Govern
ments to abstain from interfering in
any way In the internal affairs of
other States. from supporting by finan-
cial or other means political organiza-
tions at work In other countries, and
to suppress in their territory any at
tempt to foment acts of violence in
other States and attempts which might
disturb the territorial and political