New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 28, 1927, Page 3

PANAMA SEEKING TREATY CHANGES Existing Agreements Not Satis-| factory, Pres0 Chiari Complains Panama, Jan. 28 (® — Ricardo J. Alfaro, Panaman minister to the United States, who came here to explain certain points of the new Panama-United States treaty, has been ordered to return to Wash- ington for a conference with Secre- tary of State Kellogg on the pos- sibility of reopening the treaty ne- gotlations. The Panaman president, Rodolfo Chiari, in an interview with the Asociated Press correspondent, de- clared he always considered the treaty did not meet With the “hopes, interests or needs of the country.” J “But,” he added, “after negotia- tions lasting more than two years we signed the pact as the best ob- tainable despite its lamentable in- conveniences for us Panamans. However, if the opportunity is avallable and if the United States state department’s attitude is pro- pitious for new parleys which might result in benefiting our in- terests, we will earnestly make all possible efforts to comply With the assembly’s resolution, for our sat- isfaction as a goyernment and as| Panamans.” The president was referring to the resolution drawn up by the Panaman congress for suspending consideration of the treaty pend- ing efforts by the executives to ob- tain a more satisfactory solution. The Panama-United States treaty, against which popular sentimentin Panama has been growing, provides for transit through Panama of TUnited States armed forces in time of peace, and stipulates that Pan- ama shall declare herself in a state of war in case of any war in which the United States is a bel- ligerent. Other provisions bind Panama cooperate in every way possible in ending the Panama canal, to give to the United States complete control over all radio and cable communications and supervision over aviation centers and aircraft, and to turn over to the United States for perpetual occupation a part of Manzanilla island at the Atlantic terminus of the canal, and the harbor of Colon. to Washington announced Thursda)‘} that proposed changes in the treaty were under discussion be- tween the American and Panaman governments, but it was insisted by the state department that only re- visions of a minor character, not affecting the subftance of the {treaty were being taken under ad- | visement. . 0. P. BARS OUT Deficiency Appropriation Bill Expected to Go to Yote Today Washington, Jan. 28 (® — The $184,000,000 deficiency bill headed toward a vote in the senate today after having withstood democratic |attempts to clothe it with tax re- Quction amendments. It still had another last minute rider of a similar nature to conquer, but re- publican leaders had planned to block this, like the others, with a point of order. Before the senate recessed late yesterday after witnessing the ab- rupt collapse, under rulings by Vice President Dawes, of demo- cratic efforts to get the reput !cans on record against tax reduc |tion at this session, Senator Harri son, democrat, Mississippi, pro- pesed an amendment making the corporation income tax 13 per cent |for 1925, 13 1-2 per cent for 1926 fand 11 per cent for this year and hereafter. Senator Curtls, the ma- | jority leader. said the amendment der. While the from the republicans emerged political maneuvering yesterday with a parliamentary advantage, the democrats claimed a moral one on the ground that it would emphasize to the peopls that the party in power was re- |sponsible for the failure at this time to effect further tax relfef. PINK AND GOLD An evening slipper of bright blue satin is edged with gold leather and embroidered with pink satin flower on the vamp. TAX GUT RIDERS | clubs, major and minor, bid for the would be subject to a point of or- NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRID SEEKING T0 SIGN W COBB AND SPEAKER - int ‘Clubs Bidding for Services of Two Baseball Stary Chicago, Jan. 28 (A—The rattling of baseball skeletons has blended into the tinkling of golid as baseball services of the two southerners— Ty Cobb of Georgia, and Tris Speal er, of Texas. Formally exonerated that hinted of a “fixed” g of betting by the two, Cobb today were the cent agerial interest, American League where t! have been outstanding performer but in the National, the Internation- al and ambitious Blue Ridge League as well. By decision of Commissioner Lan- dis yesterday, and by subsequent ac- tion on the part of the owners of the Detroit and Cleveland clubs, which Cobb and Speaker respectively man- aged last year, the p free agents, able to mal arrangements they desire baseball future. Technically each is on the reserve list of his club. President Frank J. Navin, of the Detroit Tig how- ever, informed Cobb by telegraph yesterday that he may dicker with any American League team he cares to, and t s transfer from De- troit will b fected without cost to the club that may wish to sign the Georgian. President, Barnard of C tand pointed out that while h sonally was delighted wi exoneration, *it would not be good for baseball” for Speaker to apy this year in a Cleveland uniform. President Barnard said that follow- ing Speaker's “retirement” last f a ney mana was signed whos contract could not be broken, and that he did not believe it would be right for Speaker to be merely player on a team which for years he managed. There was much talk of offers for the services for both Cobb an Speaker, but thus far negotiatio have not reached farther than the “feeler” stage, Speaker who has not played ball as long as the Georgian, has shown himself still to be a fast, shrewd, quick-throwing fielder d. t h gray locks. Cobb remains a danger. ous batsman, a sure fielder, and crafty baserunner, despite slowing limbs. Ba for their Te! ager Guaranteed Money Savers 25 per cent Saved in Buying Your Meats at a 10-20-30c Market ———— LAMB Legs Genuine Lamb .. 30c. Ib. Shoulders Lamb . . . Loin Lamb Chops . Stewing Lamb ... 25¢c.bb. ... 35¢c. Ib. ;Choice Young Fowl .. ' Fricassee Chicken ... Frying Chicken ...... 39c. ' POULTRY 30c. 30c. Ib. Ib. Ib. 15c. b. Chickens for Roasting 39c. 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Senators, cob W there is an opening eaker in the Philadelphia outfield. Speaker has accepted an invitation to attend the nnual dinner in Philadelphia to- rrow night of the Veteran Ath- s Association, and Connie Mack Athletics expects to see him Mack said he would like to Speaker, but has made no of- s to him. ident Navin of the Tigers w acting head of the American ar in his message he Georgia Jewel ma “with any club in t be would ker to Detroit. 1 offered $25,000 to play with the timore Internationals, aid he would not accept ‘appreciate previously had indicated he 1 this year. in-the Blue Cobb He A new park an were among the induce- eld out to the Geor who made no comment on the offer. 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