The evening world. Newspaper, March 9, 1922, Page 10

WITH GENOA PLAN _ DESPIELLS.STAN ‘American Refusal Expected in View of Arms Treaties Before Senate. LONDON, March 9 (Associnted Press).—The decision of the United Btates not to participate in the Genoa Conference will not affect the date ‘of nor the plans for the conference, an tar as Great Britain is concerned, it was stated officially this afternoon. As the American refusal was antici- pated weeks ago, the announcement of it came as no surprise to official cireles, where the realization exists, it was said, that the American effort io consummate the results of the Washington Armaments Conference bby the ratification of the various con- ference treaties is engaging the Gov- ‘€rnment’s attention primarily at pres- ent. That the other nations invited to attend the Genoa meeting will be present is the British belief. As to Russia, while it is known that Bhe desired American representation, ft is not thought likely she will risk Josing her long-sought opportunity to re-enter the conference of the powers tty declining to take part at Genoa. prfeens Enamel NOT AN INDICATION OF U. S. DESIRE TO AVOID PROBLEMS High Official Says Refusal on +. Genoa Is First Step in i “Tactful Pressure.” ‘WASHINGTON, March 9.—Refusal of the United States to participate in the Genoa Conference may be viewed fas the first step in a campaign of “tactful pressure’’ to promote eco- nomic rehabilitation of Europe, it was aid. to-day by a high official of the American Government. It should not be regarded, this official said, as an indication of the United States’ desire to hold aloof from the grave problems confronting Furopean nations. An examination of the proposed ‘agenda has convinced President Har- ding and Secretary of State Hughes that the gathering will not be prima- rily economic, but political in char- acter. {hese facts are disclosed in the reply which Secretary of State Hughes thas handed to Ambassador Ritci of Ttaly, through whom the original In- $20.00 PER DOZEN STYLE. vitation <-as received. ‘The note reads, | PL AN in part: “L regret to inform Your Excel- lency that it has been found impos- sible to escape the conclusion that the pfoposed conference is not pri- marily an Economic Conference, as questions appear’ to have been ex- cluded from consideration without the satisfactory determination of which the chief causes of economic disturb- ance must continue to operate, but ‘s rather @ conference of political char- acter in which the Government of the United + -1 could not helpfully par- ticipate. This Government cannot be unmindful of the clear conviction of the American people, while desirous, as has been abundantly demonstrated, suitably t sesist in the recovery of the economic life of Europe, that they snould not unnecessarily become in- velved in European political ques- trons. “It may be added, with respect to Russia, that this Government, anxious to do all in its power to promote the welfare of the Russian people, views with the most eager and friendly in- terest every step taken toward the restoration of economic conditions which will permit Russia to regain her productive poWer, but these c ditions, in the view of this Govern- ment, cannot be secured until ade- quate action is taken on the part of those chiefly responsible for Russio's present economic disorder, “It is also the view of this Govern- ment—and I trust that view is shared by the Governments who have called the conference—that while awaiting the establishtnent of the essential basis of productivity in Russia, to which reference was made in the pub- Ne declaration of this Government on March 8, 1921, and without which this Government believes all consideration of economic revival to be futile, noth- ing should be done looking to the ob- taining of economic advantages ip Russia which would impair the just opportunities of others, but that the resources of the Russian people should be free from such exploitation and that fair and equal economic oppor- tunity In their interest, as well as in the interest of all the powers, should be preserved. “While this Government does not believe that it should participate in the proposed conference, it sincerely hopes that progress may be made in preparing the way for the eventual discussion and settlement of the fun- damental economic and financial ques- tions relating to European recuper- ation which press for solution."’ ——ae LENIN WON’T YIELD MORE TO “CAPITALISM” mic Retreat End- Metal Workers, MOSCOW, March 9 (Associated Press).—‘Soviet Russia's economic re- treat has ended and will go no further in Sts concessions to capitalism,” Niko- lal Lenin told the Congress of Metal Workers in a brief speech discussing the Genoa Conference and Russia's in- ternal problems, Simultaneously, Leonid Krass, in an interview with the newspaper Isvestia, declared that Soviet Russia would not abandon her control of foreign trade. 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