New-York tribune., 1922-05-11

Directs IcI.iic!1crin Not
10 Make Alterations and
Conference Viii, British,
Premier Proves Failure
Allies Forced to
French Viewpoint
Lloyd George Declares tho
Terms Must BE Accepted
if Agreement Is Reached
BY Arthur s. Draper

e. cablc 10 ~ Tr'bu>a
,'opyrisht iaoe. New Yori, Tribune nc,
GENOA, May 0-lntervontion
by Premier Lenine of Russia pre-
vented the Soviet reply to the Allied
memorandum. setting forth its de-
mands as a prerequisite to Russian
recognition, from being sent to the
economic conference to-day. Lenina
believes that the note which the Rus
sian delegation had drawn yesterday
was too coNciliatory and directed
Gcorg Tchitcherin to make certain
alterations.
Lenine's message was sent direc:
to one Of the silent" Moscow dele
gates, who delivered it to Tchi,
chcrin. The head of the Russian
delegation took the message to Carlo
Schanzer, Italian Foreign Minister,
and together they laid it before Pre-
mier Lloyd George.
Refuse Lenine's Demands
The British Prime Minister tod
Tchitcherin that Il the Russian reply
were framed 20 meet Lenine's de-
mands there would be no possibility
Of Its acceptance by the powers.
When Tchitcherin left this confer
erce he went into consultation with
otner members OF the Soviet decga-
ton, meanwhile forbiddine NJ
Ral1ovsky, Of the delegation, to hold
a meeting with newspaper cor
respondents that had been arranged
for 3 p N,
1t was known late tonight that
neither LLOYD George nnt Schan2nr
could bring about 4 change in th-
Soviet position. THIS had the effect Of
forcing Lloyd George ana Schanzer 10
fall back upon the French viewpoint
Thus If the conference reaches the
breaking point on this issno the ouuS
VIII be on the Russlans and not OIL
the French.
Property Clause Obstacle
.t' lf-liflfI'' - ttf aiflfHdFEd TO-
day, as yesterday. TO he the private
i4e4,t,v cause earicr IN the day il
w2s reported thai the Russians ha4
been persuaded TO make importan1
notifications Of their attitude OH this
clause, which originally was the cause
OF Belgium not signing the note to the
Russians Franco backed the Bel,,an-
in their stand. thus bringing out the
crisis from which the conference has
rot yet recovered.
me belglans continued to show De
sire to modify their attitude on THIS
clause. but the French delegation, as =
result o. freSh instructions from faris
1oilo"in& the return yestefday 'f
rfeSldeni Ai'ie'and ana the freHcn
oaoihe' conS}def"'ion o. me question
Indicated an an even more hTm opposition
TO the private property clause on the
pa o. ! ih"ce. .
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noornina
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that they would get nothing. Il ia be-
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