PROPOSED RESERVATIONS.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 25 March 1922, Page 8

PROPOSED RESERVATIONS.

Received March 25, 10.25 a.m. m WASHINGTON, March 24. The first vote in the Senate to-day ■concerned Senator Robinson's amend-, ment to the Pacific Treaty, providltg^j that each _ contracting party refrain^ from entering into any secret treaty, agreement, or understanding with any ©fcher power during the life of the j "treaty. Senator Robinson will later j offer an amendment as to reservations, j A flood of reservations were introduced"! before the voting began. Senator La j Follette introduced six, providing for i the abrogation of any existent treaties inconsistent with the present one, proriding that no other treaties relativa to the Pacific shall be made by any of the signatory Powers without the con- , sent of the others. The other La Fol- j lette reservations have already been «abled ; \