Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 151, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 November 1922 — Page 9

NOY. 3, 1922

FfIANCE ACUII CRITICISESPaUCY IF y. SJBROAD Caustic Comment Greets Harding Note Refusing Near East Participation. By HCbSOX HA IVA. ET. t nitrd \rtrs Staff Corrcnpondrnt PAIUS. N"v. 3.—Ameriea'B foreign j>ollcy ii ac.tin th* subjcct of raustlc criticism as a rcsult of thè Harding note refusing to partlcipate formally in thè Near East peace conference at espeeiallv sitiee It Comes Ir conjune:. >n with thè Boston specoli of Secretare • f State Hughes declaring- thè all.es had inade thè Levant a diplomane checkerboard. Many ho re bave difficulty in harrnonizing thè statements of Hughes regarding Turkish atrocities and allied activity in thè Near East with thè fact that thè American note vlrtuallv outliiv-d a program of peace fcr thè Lausanne conference, mentionir.g minontie.s. thè open door, commercial securities. and other questiona. It gave thè iiitimation here that while thc United States is loftily abstaining freni participation in thè settlement. it is nt thè sanie rime attempting to impose its tran ideas of peace tertns. At least that is thè interpretation placed on extracts of Hughes' speech tnken together with thè American embcssy's conimunique giving thè sub•ance of thè Washington reply to thè lusanne invitation. A franklv criticai tone was taken by thè Temps which reflects thè officiai opinion, it savs thè Hughes specoli oscillate.! between reprobation and abstentatinn while thè note of thè American Government oscillated between abstcntion and injunction. The tiro theses, it ltisists, are dlfficult to conciliate. “If Washington considers that thè Turks are assassina and thè allies are diplomatic ch°ss players. and refuses to actively associate in ncgotiations. I.< \v does it export to enforce its own entire program of peace which we fmd thè American note contained?” thè Temp- asks. “We fear that thè manne!- in which this program is for-

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