The Daily Star.
VOLUME XJ.
THE DAILY STAR-MIRROR. MOSCOW. IDAHO. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1921
NUMBER 48
SEE AGREEMENT ON
NAVAL REDUCTION
WILL WORK OUT DETAILS— MUCH
TO FAK EAST PROBLEMS, AS AFFECTING CHINA.
Washington—(By A. P.)—With the
respective heads of the American,
British and Japanese delegations
working in direct personal conference almost daily on the naval reduction plan, there are indications
that an agreement on all but the details is near. Likewise, the readiness
Of all nations to commit themselves
to the general principles relating to
the Far East and Japan's outspoken
objection to discussing the details of
that situation, seem to have quickened
the conviction that the adoption
of a set of principles like the four
agreed upon yesterday will be the
outcome of the Far Eastern negotiations
declaring that certain general principles for the settlement of the Chinese questions by no means mark the
end of the effort of the delegates on
China's behalf. It was stated today
British authority, that it is the purpose of the committee of the whole on
Far East problems to press forward
with the arrangement of details
which, according to propaganda prepared for the committee's guidance
would include the important subjects
of Japan's occupancy of Kalou Chou
and Shantung peninsula, in part.
Committee to Study China's Affairs
Washington—(By A. P.)—Consideration of the Chinese aspects of the
Far Eastern problem continued today
at a meeting of the  Par East conference committee. It was decided to appoint a sub-committee to study Chinese fiscal affairs and take up China's proposal for tariff autonomy, which would remove the present restriction, limiting to five per cent the duty collectible on China's imports. 