The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-12


the urlffan pullic ballcyo that ~
only trade we're resumed with RUS
aIu 90 u brief time British uuem-
plu,mtuI would be- reduced. the cost
. ut u,mE diminished and hard times
passed
Continent "ShnLrn I-ns
Tho Fundamental urublrm OF
IIo,d grurrr rcmllng domestic
win 1000 600 tuvmulpyoi. Great
] Britain mifuInr p,uuomiguIIv. pcr-
J hans. more than amy other industrial
|un.luu boz thc vu.l. certainty more
than France. which Is not an indus
trial nation at ull Three years
. after tur.tul OF uuhiIug tncrr are
urafy g.Uuu. 600 Enrllghuou boiug
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/ puhl'e mas bren l"'u over ana over
, hkhln ihtl lhu remedy lies In tho
continental situation, tho restoration
Of am intctchango ~ commerce with
Russia, the relief OF Germany from
the impossible burdens Of the war
q
having taxed himself beyond tho
limits pf any u,her country. the Eng
i.htpan ain look. tn the tro,ibled
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ul''"n7' az ,"Hn'u'ns 10 'lps" wv
i'u "p'"I! countries 70 hlUi7h pro-
dutuuu, lie asks MS statesmen WIN
ever increasing intensity 10 a"
soWothInH To the continent OF Eu-
rope tu improve living and working
conditions IN the British islands.
IL seems clear now that Lloyd
Georges first enthusiasm for tho
Italian gathering arose out Of a de-
siro for - quick general election In
Great britain That moment haa
now panspd which promised favor
able outcome, but no one believes
that general election can long
be- postponed. Most every one
agrees that tho coalition govern
ment will suffer great losses. mainly
labor unless tho Genoa conference
meets with some success.
81 UnCle Sam Better Out.
4 Having looked at the situation.
e. there ARISES the question OF what
70 is the relation Of the United states
% to the proposed Genoa conference? ?
[ II is clear that II the conference IL
. likely 10 prove n real organized. !.
r amlcable gntherlrh which would
settle NJ well az discuss tho prob
= lens of trado aud commerce, the
United states could not afford to
p DO absent. In word, IL Genoa
were a world aifnlr. tho United
states as gIeht worid power,
mean ilnauclaIly ana 'oHhonl'caiIy. con-. ln,ili
: not IhlI,,I9Iliy, opuil nor IISh s.aylns
1Nlg, nu ta''S, nomo'sl' Try tnst
hJim"" lima ~. H. sprt pro"is a. .,,ccsa3s
II r'n univ cissr Tho IVnv for . zeal
srounrnIr cnnference Sometine In
IA not-too.remoto future. either in
The summer or i'm The autumn, but
there cannot be a world conference
until there has been restored
Europe. some kind OF noighborhood
association, or 30 long a. Great
Britain and France ara at odds.
Germany In outside the pale ana
Russia II tragedy rather than "a
country, II u plain nothing real can
. he dpn', Europeans can blt az
abe tubclheI' bhlll the queallot,
rs alhwoleu, hun nohe can pIcIvhu
ahH"eI u AT lus nloHl1nt ot "
, ntIolo 'enoa aotuaily IaNos p'sIv'