New-York tribune., 1922-01-07

Farley 10 Meet in Genoa
in March to Devise
Means TO Restore the
Finances of Continent
Lcn;ne Is Expected
To BE "a Delegate
Condition Is Made Soyie;
Must Quit Propagan'I.
and Recognize Deli,
By Wilbur Forrest


Copyright fpoc Now York rribpnc fnr
CANNES. France, Jan. 6.-Tro
Allied Supreme Council at is opc
ing session here to-daT decided +,
call an international conference /,
meet he first two weeks in March
Genoa, Italy, to undertake she solu
ton Of the problem Of reconstruction
Of Europe Russia is invited TO tho
conference under condition that sra
gives strict guaranty Of proper re
lations With the Allies and hor
ncighbors. Germany also IS to ~
represented and an invitation 10 ',e
United States to give its cooper
ton and assistance Vas cahled Il
Washington tonight hv Anhassa
dor Harvey, who is hero - tie
American unofficial representative.
Mr.. Harvey expects reply to-mor-
row.
The Councils action was takoY
after addresses had been made T.,
Prime Minister Lloyd George cf
Great Britain, Premier BRAND of
France. Premier Bonomi Of Itslx
and Premier Theunis Of Belgium,
telling Of the necessity for the re
construction Of Europe to be under
taken.
Council Imposes Conditions
The resolution incorporating the c-7
cision of the council set forth the con
djtion5 which must be adhered to h.
the nations interested in order 70 oh
tain representation al the Genoa Con
ference. The conditions were:
First--Thc nations must cnjor
freedom of action: ono nation must
not attempt TO dictate to another
regarding the conduct of its inter
nal economic and political regime.
Two Foreign investors mus. hs
given guarantees that tneir prorcr'7
and profits will bc safogusrded
Three This security can he cb-
tanned only b. the nations engag-
ing to recognize their obligations.
indemnify persons whose property
is coniscated and uphold tho sane
tity of contracts.
Foundations must make proper
provision for the payment Of obli-
cations incurred in tradN
Fivc-N Nations must refrain from
every form of propaganda against
other governments.
Six Nations must refrain from
aggression against their neghbors
This resolution as INTERPRETED ncvr
gives Soviet Russia the means b,
which she may enter the societr nf
nations. It is said here 'o-nignl that
there can be no doubt that Russia win
give the necessary guarantees and tha'
Leninc hirelf, with n great ratinue.
at Genoa.
Lloyd George Spokesman
The demand for Russian cooperation
in world trade and reconstruction wa
set before the prcmiera by I1cyl
George and was at once accepted i.
principle by BRAND. Bonom and
Theunis. BRAND justified his accept
ance by a statement of the views e
pressed in 1920 by NJ. Milerand. then
the French Premier. who declared a,
that time that France was willing to
accept renewal OF relations, with Rus
sia provided the Soviet government;
gave political. moral and financial
guarantees. BRAND sounded d warn
ing, however, that the problem of re-
construction must be attacked with the
greatest prudence and that the utmos,
care should be shown not to build the
worlds hopes too high on the outcome
The only allied representative which
fQt 1od <1,1
construction program involving Russia
and Germany was Marquis Hayash.
who reserved to Japan the right to alb
stain from certain projects in which
the Toxic government is not interested
Lloyd Georges speech was really
two-angled discourse. On the one hand
it was devoted to od-natured criti-
cism of France, but it was also di-
rected to the attention of the British
electors in the coming general elections
tNere.
) o Direct Reference to United States
The Premier then passed to more
serious topics, discussing two main
lines on which he asked his colleagues
to reflect. The first was that the rep
aration necessary to wars devastation
will be utterly impossible without the
financial and economic reconstruction
VI CLuIOpS. w ulIc ue Iu4uS no mention
of the United States directly the Pre-
mier declared that Europe must accept
this responsibility with or without
foreign help, and. while the Allied rep
resentatives now at Cannes are able to
make provisional reparations agree
ments, the subject actually is world
subject and cannot be solved except
with the establishment of financial
and economic cc.''librium.
Secondarily Mr.. Lloyd George for
mally asked for the first time tina.
the Soviet government be recognized
by the Allies on condition that the
Soviet deliver ADEQUATE trade guaran-
ties. reimburse its creditors and
! generally guarantee the Soviet's moral
conduct. not only in regard to foreign
ers, but to its own nationals.
While the financial experts were
working apart from the Supreme Coun.
Gil, wrestling with the intricate de-
tails of the plan for Germany's next