The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 25, 1919, Page 2

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A) PARIS, March 25.—Two thing threaten the league of nations Th Burope’s treatie The that no nation bar her people whil let ot countries The action of a firet is wecret second is Japan's demand they in immigrants peace congrens commission favoring th aving of 12 islands off the shore of Turkey under contro! of Italy has brought the deadlock on the firat ‘The commixson held treaty of 1915 which Italian rule in the islands waa bind ing. The because the mostly by Greeks a chance to Woukl be under G that the intands ar they should ha whether eek or Ita may its the Wilson principle rmination: that is brought to the Threatens League deadlock on these two pel the making of a py aty with G charter of a le attached the would Luminary s of nations denpite demands of nt Wilson that they be not] foreed » Otherwine the league of nations {plan can be attached only in a gen eral out . ita details to be we “ out before the formal in wubmitted to all the ratification. Failing to agree to the | viewpoint on the first question, that of the secret treaties, must mean the refusal of America to join the }league, if the Wilson principles are jto be unbroken And withe America, the league of nations would an alliance peace treat nations for Americar war than to prevent it ‘ailing to agree to a Japanese de ;Mand that the league bar racial |diserimination tn framing immigra |tion laws may keep Japan out of jthe league, and leave her free to ern world Bouse Opposition On the other hand of the league of nations whic on an equality with others would make violent the opposition to the league of nations project in Ameri of the country, and might result in Ate to ratify the peace treaty The protest of American dele gates against the teport of a ce | mixsion of the peace conference t Dodecanese should remain with It under provisions of one of the treation, despite their Greek popula. | Uon, wan the stronger because of the precedent it set Acceptance by the conference would amount to recognition of the right of Italy to the Dalmatian coast as well and of the agreements among the powers concerning the Near East. It would be a blow to the principle of nelf-determination. which is one of the most important in the Wilsonian program. Therefore two differences, one di other | allan | | | behair FEAR LOOPHOLE FOR ORIENTALS May Ask Gompers’ Opinion on Immigration in League BY Lb. ©. MARTIN (United Press Correspondent) Ww {GTON, March 26 uel Gompors may be of American in his of ynatitution now pro phole thru which free immigra » of Orientals may become legal Gompers is in Iping frame the juents for hin interpr followed an exchange of tel Japanese demands for between Senator and Senator Be Phelan, a wtre om d to on gue ides Appeale whether Park peace treaty ams on immigration equ Phel California Idaho sdministration wah nerican delegates insist | they | peoplon will pe | of nelf-| many without |!" jin this res of | | European powers more likely to pro- | J jOrganize the Bast aguinat the Went | any pepvision| nant or would compel the United States to| help | receive emigrants from the Far Bast | for he oa, Particularly in the western part| or ne the refusal of the United States sen. | ke of y {ing the dust to p rerat 4d to Advocate, ay der of the long wer to prevent In might prove Oriental lity with which exena equa Horah Replies Rorah replied that the alread he wired Phe tionably fact,” league m to th that we cde unqu n to the There doubt that could be different ounctl or Jan it new r juriad immigr lightest im n in three not the the question gration ys befor xecutive gate bod to determine it termines it, it will be d alien votos ermined by ed, it in auld interprets the Gompers is to be whether be et as Borah under Japan to force of the righ ubjecta to enter the United States on an o with to persons and wh 9 combination with it will be ponsible form for the leag’ Japan might wishes on or on the cod Feat of the United Staten Would Affect Labor ‘This un-American seheme, if car ried out, we American tandard of labor on a level with the ape and ¢ standards, Dorah said rah Phets. hinese to coope with out of the cov epecial race equalit agreed rate in keeping iaion and in return in beating the who favor thi the same al expres pave eith proponed nd at ume pi a gene xion ractal equality studied the proporsd const nor they are willing for the| party ularity to jeop- ardize the rights of American labor Japan's present demand for s« eatment” of rain mt of the clauses already in the enve- ant, thru which Japan a 4 of getting her ends later on. 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