New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 21, 1927, Page 10

SR TEM s T L) JAPAN TURNS DOWN BRITISH PROPOSALS (Continued from First Page) and the United States for submar- ines, while for destroyers between the two latter countries, the ratio is about § to 1 1-2. The British acceptance of the 5-5- % ratio for cruisers, the proposal to reduce destroyers to 1,750 tons for flotilla leaders and to 1,400 tons for destroyers would be comple suitable to this country nce America’s largest destroyer is 1,215 tons, it was viewed here, Reduction of submarines to 1,600 tons would also be practically immaterial to the United Sf s since only the five V-1 type submarines are above this ton- na; Disapprove 5-5-3 Idea London, June 21.—(#)—Reuter's lokyo correspondent says tha while oficial reports on the opening of the tripartite naval conference in | (Geneva have not yet been received in in commenting on press reports ex- press dissatisfaction at the American proposal to apply the 5-5-3 ratio to | Rose Gaido of Middletown, married | tor auxiliary vessels and disapprove the suggestion for abolition of submar- ines. They also think it inadvisable to touch on questions already settled hy the Washington agreement, as proposed at Geneva by Great Brit- ain. Interested In Savings London, June 21 (P—Calculations tiiat postponement of replacement of «zpital ships in accordance with the Lritish proposals would save the country forfy to fifty million pounds iitracted the notice taxpayer today more thai any other feature of the opening of the Geneva naval conference. He did not cavil at the fact that the United States would save a similar amount, while Japan would be richer by 28,000,000 | rounds. of the in and ently by Ihe morning newspapers, but the comment was scanty, coafined for the ost part to anti-goverminent jour- nals. The Liberal News approves the British proposals to a certain ex- tent, but fears they might lead to | competition in cruiser bulld\ng.‘ which, it says, is as disastious as the old race for battleships. The paper wants the admiralty frankly to avow | that it does not object to America j;uilding cruisers right up to the British limit if she chooses, partly because “if the Americans choose to Lwild nothing can previnc them,” end partly because “it is inconceiv able that the American navy can menace Great Britain. H The News sees a greater need for an arrangement among the KEuro- | Lean powers respecting scbmarines and other small craft. Ths point is also emphasized by | the Liberal Chronicle which con-/ tend that apart from capital shps, British requirements are in nowise conditional on anything America coes. | The Labor-Socialist Herald sees | no prospect of good arisirg from the | conference, whose motive, it says, is | hot peace but economy. Jt declares | that whatever arrangements the | three powers make, the cause of | peace will not be advanced a jot; war | will only be made cheaper. Too Tate For Comment Tokyo, June 21 (/) — The naval Japanese capital, navy officials | of the British ! limitation proposals presented a yesterday's opening session of the tri-partite conference at Geneva reached Tokyo too late for comment in today's newspapers, but advance copies of tomorrow's editorials show |that the Japanese papers are |trom satisfied. Hoichi Shimbun describes the | American proposition as “a sort of restricted armament expansion,” and declares that application of the | Washington 5-5-3 ratio to ve more loss to Japan than to either {the United States or Great Britain. | The paper thereforc asks that the * | British and American delegates con- sider Japan’s viewpoint more ously. seri- | OUT OF TOWN MARRIAGES | Marriages performed out the | city indicated in return certificates | flled for record at the office of the {town clerk include the following: | James H. Smith of this city, and Minnie E. Diggs, also of ied in Hartford, March A. Joscph A. Gorham. M the widow of the late Oscar Manual Blasco of this city, herine Klemba of Hartford, in Hartford, May 20, by Philip G and Bernice ain, maj [ by | Diggs Dig | and | marrie Rev. Francis A. Duch; Gricak of this city, own, 16, by Rev. Max hmidt of this e of Middle- |in Miad | sott August Ki | city, d Louise T | town, May 28, by Rey | keldey CIVIL SUITS RECORDED Suit for $100 damages has been hrought against the New Oldsmobile Co., Tne., by Anthony | Forlini, through L. J. Golon. The ! writ is returnable in the city court the fourth Monday of June and Constable John Recor served the papers. Russell T. Fuller, through David L. Dunn, has brought suit for 3125 damages against John Dorbuck. The writ is returnable in the city court the fourth Monday of June and Deputy Sheriff Martin H. Hor- witz served the papers. far | w Brit- fo _|offered him $100 to set fire to the T. Hing- XEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 21, 1927. 'DRUGGIST SENTENCED " ON CHARGE OF ARSON (Continued From First Page.) |son who lighted the cigarette would have several moments in which to morning and took the cigarette and match and paper out of a show case, where Grichtman had left it for him. After lighting the cigarette, he placed the device in a cupboard in i which were paper goods. He was to have received $200 out of the insur- lance money Grichtman expected to jcollect. Bowlen also was to be “taken care of.” | Anthony Czannato, alias Edward 3oyt, of Wethersfield avenue, Hart- d, testified that Grichtman had store some time prior to April, and Herbert Nowton of South street, | Hartford, testified that prior to his becoming a member of the Hartford | fire department he had beer employ- ed in the store by a former proprie: and consequently he knew Grichtman. 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