Part 52 (1/1)

THE WHITE HOUSE, WAshi+NGTON

1 May, 1919

THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, Paris

I have notis that an attempt to explain the compromise when no dethening it I will therefore do nothing about the japanese matter unless you insist It would help if I could unofficially say: First, the date of your probable return to this country; Second, whether tour country to discuss the League of Nations is possible The adoption of the labour prograra placed upon it Could you notthe i toward the stabilization of labour conditions throughout the world?

TUMULTY

THE WHITE HOUSE, WAshi+NGTON

2 May, 1919

THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, Paris

Sympathetic editorial New York _World_ reference japanese settleiven out statement as yet It does not look now as if any would be necessary

TUMULTY

Received at The White House, Washi+ngton, 2 May, 1919

London

TUMULTY, White House, Washi+ngton

A to have you use your discretion about the use you make of what I sent you about the Chinese-japanese settleh I think it will be by June first A to make a tour of the country but even that is impossible to predict with certainty

WOODROW WILSON

THE WHITE HOUSE, WAshi+NGTON

4 May, 1919

GRAYSON, Care President Wilson, Paris

Papers here very critical of japanese settlereat publicity

TUMULTY