New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-01-01
Question Of
Future / arlev
Hanging Fire
American Delegates Sc
No Reason for Another
Conference Until Other
Powers Settle Disputes
Harding Sill Hopeful
Chinese Ten Points, Held
10 Afford Step Toward
the s'Associasion' Ideal

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r 800. IS c"lied 70 "ra' afeapy MS
ncec zone IN lac dlrcction OF lutufe
piece'neai oeginning toward Tealizatlon
ol 'Ae rtsidehl hoPe5 Inc TOUR
po"ei tres'y' proyidlAg tor consuita-
ION nc'ween ire Cnlted states. Great
britain Japan and France IN any
threatened breach Of the peace IN Che
facifle' the creation Of continuing com
missions aud other agencies to help
solve the Chinese problems. and the
virtual decision to have another arms
conference Six or seven years hence TO
discuss extension OF tho naval holida
all arc pointed to by American officials
as steps in the right direction.
But whether definite. concrete plan
i ~ peIroulcat coi'Sue 'atlohS IS TO ne
'"'a pelore 'hc conference before 1t
,n's lefi",ns an an unanswered question.
4,e''ner 'he me- mouse nor the
.t!nei Iea" us4eEa'io', VIII make a pre-.
ulo'ion' ana 'he plehipolch'larles Or
t .ne o'ner powers are N a Walo!ng at
1890 pecause 'neS 1eel any such PRO
I rosal should ioglcaAy come from the
oh''eo states.
Chinese Afford Opportunity
No item providing for discussion Of
future conferences Milan l. on NO ro,-
NAL arenda of The Wash;ncton confo1
cnce, but that is not gencr9llv Consid
cred serious obstacle - considorat;on
of the subject II is nointod ou+ +hot
an opportunity for further senarata ac-
co,nplishment toward the "assc ';a+;ono
ideal is afforded bv The Gin. ..ton
points" accented as a basie Of Dis
cussion in the Far Eastern nepotia-
tions. The last of the ten proposition,
laid down by the Chinese was:
"provision is to be made for future
conferences to be held from time TO
time for the discussion of interna-
tional questions relative IA the Pacific