New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 10, 1925, Page 17

1.5, ENPHATIC DENYING REPORTS Has No Objections e New Russo- Jap Oil Land Treaty ‘Washington, April 10,—Published reports that the Washington govern. fment views with suspiclon and dis- trust oll concession provisions of the new Russo-Japanese treaty are caus- ing great concern to high officlals of the administration. It can be stated on unquestionable authority that such publications are without any foundations in fact. A formal declaration to that effect may be considered necessary should mis- statements as to' the government centinue to be circulated. The question‘as to the nature and purpose of the oll concessions grant- ed to anese interests by the trea- ty has come befors the Washington government only on the strength of briefs submitted in behalf of the previous. concession obtained by the Sinclair oll interests in 1822 from the Far Eastern republio in Siberla, which is now a part of the soviet Russlan government. The Sinclair concession was recently held invalid by courts of the first Instance iIn Russia.. ‘Was Diplomatic Lever Examination of the supplementary conditions of that concession by gov- ernment officlals here, however, has disclosed that it was' unques- tionably entered into by the far east- ern republic for the specific pur- pose of employing it as a leverags to compel diplomatic recognition of the soviet Russlan regime by the United States. The concesslon itself covered some five_hundred square miles of prov- ed or probable oil lands in northern Sakhalin. It was negotiated and ra- tified during the period of Japanese 10% a Button; $122 aRip UST hecause you give And will they wear? “10c a Button; turers stand back of us. ALWAYS RELIABLL 424 MA!N ST, TROUSERS that have style and immortal wear wear, you don't have to sacrifice style. Choose the material you want in your size of Dutchess Trousers—put them on and take a look at yourself.- Smart? You'll say so. Vell, for thirty years every air of Dutchess Trousers has borne a warranty f;hel guaranteeing the payment of o | shears.” military occupation of th and is an exclusive concession as the defined territory s concerned, In that respect it {s similar to the concesslon since granted to Japan- ese interests, only of a more blanket character. Suspicious Olauses Coupled to the Sinclalr conces- slon, however, are two clauses which are regarded by high admin- istration officlals as disclosing the real purpose of the Russian authorl. tles in granting the concession and the probable underlying motive for recent agitation in the United States In connection with the supplanting of the Sinclair concession by that to Japanese Interests. The first clause, which occurs in the agree- ment itself, ‘sels out that the Far Eastern republic retains the right to cancel the concession during the first year it “the government is convinced trom any acts or declarations of the government of the United States of America that the latter will not give support to the company in its execu- tion of the sald concession agree- ment.” Right to Annul The second clause occurs in the supplemental agreement negotiated January 7, 1922, and ratified by the soviet government on January 3, 1923, It also reserves the right of the government to annul the con- cesslon “if at the end of the fifth year after the date of signing the supplemental agreement, there are not established normal officlal rela- tions between the United States of Amer\a and the Far Eastern re- publics in the form of judiclal recognition (recognition ds jure) of the government of the Far Eastern republics on the part of the United States of America.” It is becauss of thess stipulations that the Washington government has looked with suspicion upon the motives of the Sinclair concession ever since it obtained coples of the agreement and the supplemental agreement. Presentations made in behalf of the concessionaire by coun- sel are belng considered in the light of these stipulations, pu‘l‘CHESS TRousER® | vour trousers long hard i tlon agalnst communist leaders as' nese agree- ment it {8 known that officlals soru- tiny of the treaty, whieh includes the concession, has not thus far dis- closed any ground on which it could be challenged as viplative of the open door principle. It grants ex- clusive rights within defined areas but reserves other possible ol terri~ tory under Ruaslan jurlsdiction with the assurance only that Japanese ap- plicants for concessions will be given equal treatment with those of any other natlonality, Concessions Similar In form and in substance this;con. cession 1 sald to be of the same na- ture as others obtalred in China by European ' interests without any qQuestions of discrimination having been ralsed agalnst them. The Japa- nese conceasion covering a part of Sakhalln differs from the = Einclalr concessiod in the same region in that the latter carried a blanket right of development of all gtound within wids general boundaries, The Japanese ' concession ecovers only 60 per cent of the territory within the general limits, the speci- fio tracts to be subdivided on 'the chequer board prinelple and the Japaness concessionajres ‘as a rule being prohibited from operatfon on any two contiguous squares of the chequer board. FIGHTING IN ITALY Street Clashes Between Fascisti and Communists Reported in Various Centers, . By The Asséclated Press. Rome, Aprit 10.—Clashes and street fighting between fascists and communists continue to be reported from varlous Itallan centers, par- ticularly from Blella and Ruvo, while the tension of the whole polf- by tha death of the fascist who was shot in a’plstol fight at Bar{ yester. day. Three more fascists are attacks by communists. Deputy Roberto Farinacel, secre- tary of the fascist party, has issued a manifesto ordering no reprisals to ernment for immediate and drastic steps to be taken. He asks that restricted domicile for political offenders be enforced, and that thoss responsible for the recent attacks be banished, The clashes are partly due to a double was killed and a communist ‘was slain, as a reprisal. Farinaccl's statement urges ac- well as the actual perpetrators of'the tical situation has been aggravated | ported serjously injured in the lates bs made, but calling upon the gov- | murder at Bologna, whers a fasolst | later | attacks, and at the same time he or- ders his fasclst ranks to strengthen the government’s hand by refraining from reprisals, BARBERS DISSATISFIED Chicago Union Employes Base Clain | On Fxtra Work Entalled By ‘Women Customers, Chicago, April 10.—Bobbed and | shingled hair for women mean only | additional expenses to journeymen | barbers, says W. 8. Leldig, presi.| dent of their union, hers in a plea | for a wage increass befors Charles Bendhelm, federal concilfator be- tween the fourneymen and mut-r\ barbers. $1.00 a Rip” We make good on this warranty. The manufac- So you can give a pretty fair guess as to whether Dutvhvu Trousers ara finely made, as well as being cut on the latest lines. | For work, for dress, for play we have your size and your style. Dutchess Trousers are fashionable, | long wearing and the price is right. | | THE STORE OF QUALITY East Main Standard full size and weight packages— Medium: 134 pounds; Large: 3 pounds, 7 os. ‘Yourgrocernow bas two kinds of Quaker Qats—the kind yon Bave always known and Quick Quaker, that’s QUICK QUAFTR Cooks in 3 to 5 minutes. Has that wonderful (. ERE is richness, creamy wonderful richness in quick cooking oats. Just for the j today of your grocer. You'll ind all that wonderful “Quaker” flavor there. You'll find quick cooking— 3 minutes; § minutes at the most. And you'll be able to have the fasts doctors now are urging without unnecessary cooking muss or bother. But be sure to get on the label. Look for { common | present, |and North End parks at the mnext | | council imade by the park board last month ick Quaker—look for the hame 1 picture of the Quaker. | “We have had to buy new un!v forms and keep ourselves epick and | |span all the time on account of | thess lady customers,” he asserted. | | “That costs money for laundry as | | well as for naw. clothes, Then we | havse to buy curling irons and heavy “Cosmetics rent and towels are| higher,” counters the statement of | the master barbers, avowing that | they cannot afford the increase. ‘ No Action Taken on | 4 Jitney Bus Station In the absence of ‘a quorum, -the jordinance committes of the common council took no action last night on the proposed establishment of a parking place for fitney | busses. | Counciimen Howard Smith D.' L. Nair "and F. the only members | decided to recommend or- dinaces governing the Willow Brook | session. Recommendation, now embodied in ordinances, were | Jsavor i | joy of it, get Quick Quaker | | { | “hot oats and milk” break- BERLIN NEWS (Continued from Page Seven) rived at his home nearly frozen and practically exhausted, He was married on Beptember 11, 1878, to Miss Mary E. Andrus of Berlin, The couple have had no children. They now reside at tthe foot of Damon's Hill in a neat white house, the trimness of which attests to Mr| Webber's abllity to perform dutles as gardener and carpenter, too, The plot of land surrounding the Soldlers' Monument s one of the beauty spots of the town in the sum- mer time, due to Mr. Webber's abllity, als He is proud of that plot of land, and he has been highly complimented by residents for the excellent condition in whi¢h he keeps it, On Rond to Recovery, Archer Walsh of East Berlin, who las been dangerously i1l at his home for several weeks, Is reported to be| on the road to recovery. Mr, Walsh has been suffering from rheuma- tism. Funeral of George Reed. | The funeral of George J. Ree: late of Berlin, was held this after-| roon at 2 o'clock from the Berlin; Congregational churgh, Rev, Samuel | A. Fiske officlating. Burlal was in| \Iapla cemetery, | Getting “Pike” in Condition. State highway employes are work- ing on the turnpike in Berlin, pre- paring it for the heavy traffic which will pass over it during the summer, | The road has come through the win- | ter in an exceptional manner and| the only work necessary Is a treat- | ment of tar hers and there, in the | FROM ol Sed 8 88 8ol MAIN Offer New Britain 390 MAIN ST. TRY FAMOUS FRENCH and DANISH PASTRIES We Have Prepared For Saturday a Large Assortment of Dainty Delicious Things Which We Know You Will Enjoy. Look for the Quaker on the label | That means Quaker favor, That means 3 to S-minute cooking. That means the superfine oats you want—the finest grown, the most delicious in all the world. —_——— We Will Make to Your Order, Anything You Wish in the Pastry Line. Remember Only the Purest Ingredi- Used By Creamery Butter Takes the Place of Grease Commonly Used and Our Kitchen is Spotlessly White. ents Are Fats and Mrs, Ventres Improving, It is reported that Mrs, Grace Ventres, who undervent a perlous operation at the New Britain general hospital a few days ago, 1s improv. ing. Bhe is still extremely 111, but her complete recovery is looked forward to. Minstrel Rohearsal, The Community elub minstrel troupe will hold a rehearsal tonight. This group will put on an entertain- ment In Westfield next wesk and i is expected that a varfety of new songs and jokes will be Introduced. Fast Berlin Items Henry G, Mildrum has resumed | his studies at Worcester FPolytechnic Institute, after spending the spring recess with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Mildrum, Miss Irens Lewls of New Haven fs the guest of relatives in this place Miss Irene Lewis of New Haven is the guest of relatives in this place A Good Friday service will be held at Et. Gabriel's church this evening at 7:30 o'clock. Following | the service a choir rehearsal will | |'be held. Easter music will be practiced. Philip Mildrum and Russell North are spending the Easter re- | cess with their parents. They are students at Suffield School. George MacDonald of New York | city is visiting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Lotz of Cottage streat. Mrs. Charles Nelson of Maln street wasWpleasantly surprised by a number of her friends last eve- ning, in honor of her birthday. An enfoyable time was had, games being played and refreshments served. Among the many gifts re- THE .3 ST. DOYLE'S FAMOUS of a 3 Room Outfit $349 Still In' Progress Pastry Shop (Next to Raphael's) OUR Us. Pure - celved by Mrs, Nelson w from the ‘assembled guests. Mrs. N. Minatreo left yesterdav tor Philadelphla and , Riehmond, where she will visit relatives, rt Free State Leader [ Congratulates Nationalist | Belfast, April 10.—President Cos- | grave of the Irish Free State cabl- | net has written a letter to Joseph Devlin, the Nationalist leader, con- Marion Hat Shop Upstairs at 149 Main St. ! Clean-Up Sale STYLES gratulating him on his success in | the Ulster parllamentary elections | last week, | “I am convinced,” says Coagrave, | “that the victorles which have \Vnn]\‘ won by the exertions of the northern | | Nationalists have appreclably ex- | | pedited ayainment of the ideal of a | | united. prosperous Ireland, fn which the good of every citigen will be the alm of all “Your victory and that of your| colleagues greatly strengthensd the.| | hands of all those who are working | |for the establishment and develop- | ment of the Irish Free State on firm basis of the settlement made with Great Britaln and embodied in the treaty." NEW EASTER Fverything must go at sacrifice prices to settle GERMANS TURN TO TOBACCO {Berlin, April 10—The consump estate. This is the chance to get your new ‘Hfm of tobacco In Germany shows a | notable increase. The tobacco taxes |in January amount to about $12 500,000, the greatest sum ever ,m‘ ceived ]n a month from this source, | Seventy per cent of the tax came | from’ cigarettes, Easter Hat at a very small cost | | YOUR EASTER DINNER WILL BE MADE SATISFAOTORY WHEN YOU PURCHASE THE BLST. HERE IS WHERE YOU CAN BUY AND REGULAR HOUR SALES 9TO 11 A, M. 9 TO 11 A. M. 9TO 11 A M. PORTERH'SE, LOIN, ROUND | FRESH LEAN BEST MAINE STEAKS iSHOULDERS | \ FRESH GROUND FRESH FRICASSEE | SOUND YELLOW Hamburg 3 Ibs. zsci Fowl ......1b. 3oc; Onions. .. 4 Ibs. 15¢ TAMTOBP. M, ARMOUR'S TEAN SMORED SHOULDERS Ib. 18¢ SUGAR & 10 Ibs. . PRIME RIB ROASTS BEEF .o It 211‘1 GOLD MEDAL FIOUR ........ it POTATOES . 3TO 5 P. 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