New-York tribune., 1922-05-01
Delegates Center Plans
On Rebuilding Of Russia
. Proposals Made to Sories Arc
Regarded as Disin,crested
and " Orfhv of IcceDf0nce

HLNpA, Apr.t 50 tBy lEe Associated I'd
Press).-A review Of the week of the
conference jus: ended shows the in.
auguratior C concerted efforts bv the
representatives Of all the powers to re-
build Russia The dsin:ereeted char
acter Of the preamble Of the ncmoran-
dunn which will be presented to the
Russian delegation, as vel! as its prac-
tical conception Of the true state Of af.
fairs in Russia. has brought cxpres.
sons Of appreciation ana praise. The
rope e. ery~here Is held that the re-
construction OF Russia is row fairly
under way, fo.. although economic dis,
Sonrees. 1t r. belic"ed that It IL rot too
.ats to prevent total obstruction if
timely assistance is given.
Article Of TIE agrcerer. 70 be sub
mi'ted to the Soviet. which ma. been
adopted by the powers. reads: "ln &C
tofLS.ce With the terms Of the Cannes
resolutions. tnat all nnticna should un-
dertase to refrain from propaganda
subversve Of order ard Of the estab-
ltshed political systnm in the territory
of another state. tho Soviet govern
r;ert will not interfere in any way in
internal affairs and will refrain from
1ry action which might disturb The
territoral ard political status quo in
ether states.
Hands on IN Asia Minor
Tho Soviet a'so will suppress at
tRmpts in It's territory 60 assist revo!u-
t,onary movements IN other states. The
Soviet government: will use its whole
influence - asoist in the restoration Of
peace IN Asia Minor and adopt an at
n ~ t,.%
beElgercnt power> there"
Premier Lloyd George. who referred
so en'rhaticAl'y recently to the noten-
,t!al danger TO Europe arising out of
frontier disputes. which wou,d aGitate
Central Europe from the Baltic TO tne
Black Sea. dcslr"s that these matters
Re arranged at Genoa.
The conference ha4 assured euci, q
broad aspecs that it. is predicted it will
require another months work. 1T is
worth that. and mora. just q. the
Dae: IS spent there, If wc can really
settle tho political controversies now
dividing Europ"." declared q British
delegate to-dAy.
The Brit,.h Ge,ooat,orl'. draft Of tie
other rroro ID c.:.uscS ut .ho Russ.4,
aerc"nen. ~'%rn.h..s The French ,lraf:
n one nctab'c respect me rccomnon.
'ston tnat tAc F"''t;- OF Arbitration "a
settle TIE Gi,put.,i questions On debts
Snonld be ar;2o:"''1 by thc Supreme
-ourt Of the C'.i' d states. \ spcc:a!
| body Of jur,,ts met to-day IN a,N en-
ieavor TO Tecc ncilc tte two 'divercent
viewpoints ot ores. Britain and Eranca
on the problem. cr E!Ssia's war debt,
UNQUALIFIED recogni;ior o: which France
mas urged.
Dehts To BE FiNed Definitely
The British drat: @: ttc article cor
cern ng "s- debts says TIA. the Soviet
government ard tt' Other cove rnmerts
~ill agree that spcr''ie sums shall cover
Al! "His;lng financial l'ahl..es Of the
Soviet government upon each of the
other governments and os each If .hc
other governments upo- the Easslan
government:
II the United Sta+ea Suprcr.e tcur.
= unable to designate The a1b!trators,
then. says the clause, The president oe
the Court Of International Justice or
the council OF the League Of Nations
shall designate them.
france had expressed adn.s. to
make concessions from her general
position that all var debts should be
recognized. and lloyd George sa,d TO-
day that he was greatly pleased ~ +he
attitude e.: Louis Barthcu, head of the
.!eHc! ct i".'a::o". "aS nlanliestiUc
At yesterda.'s meeting &C the p]c,,;ro.
tsntiaries ba':hoa argued that the
powers were justified In amending thcir
attitude Oh III" question of war debts
because the SOVIET delegates lad
abandoned their initial position. as
clearly shown in their counter-pro-
nosAls. when had caused the Allies
temporarily to break CT negotiations.
Xee British Prime Minister was in
eifned to-day to pay little attention to
the Russian rote Of protest published
yesterday. "It was based on the a.
sumpt!cn shat the Allies were going
back on the position We took in our
note OF April J to the Soviets." said !
Lloyd George. But thi. is not true.
We intend to stick to our original !
position"
Th. British craft Of the article re-
sting t" private propert; requires the
'ovlets 80 '"cogr:ze :ne general prin- .
,ip!ee laid down " the cannes re.olu.
iona With regard to the r!Ehts of rrop.
Tty and the recognition Of foreign in
eyests. In cases III which the previous
wner 10 unable to resume pos ssion
I the rights as previously enjoyed he
hall be given the option Of rssuminx,
. the form Of concession, the use Of
Is properties il Russia on terms not
ss ssvozsbls an the rights -As NJ.