New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 2, 1928, Page 14

1o HESTATION Deaped Belore Rusing Iio T W War . New York, Oct. 2.—UM—How Brit. 1ah oficialdom hesitated over the ad- *visability of sending English troops to France in 1914 and how Lloyd George argued that Germxny‘l1 march through Belgium could be forgiven because she was sure to | pay proper damages to King Albert's | k ed in “Politicians | and the Wi written by Lord | Beaverbrook, and just published’in | this country. | Lord Beaverbrook was plain Sir | Max Aiken until 1917, a trans-| planted Canadian financler who burst into English politics so spectacularly that he won a seat in the House of Commons only a few weeks after he landed in England late in 1910. A year later he waa knighted after playing an unadver- tised part in advancing Andrew Bonar Law to the leadership of the opposition. Bonar Law, was a Canadian, too, and it is a curious fact that both were born in New Brunswick, the ' sons of non-Conformist ministers. . Ultimately Bonar Law became ‘prime minister of Great Britain. His Fidus Achates reached the peerage !in 1917 and the next year gained a * cabinet post. Then as suddenly as he had entered politics, he quit office- holding. Now he is concerned chief- Altred E. 8mith should be eclected president, “the liquor interests would construe his election as a mandate to modify the eighteenth amend- ment.” Mr. Owen, conducting a campaign against the democratic nominee, said that Governor Smith had demon- strated his lack of understanding Q¢ sentiment in Oklahoma with an address at Oklahoma City Septem- ber 23 in which he attacked Mr. Owen, and charged that a whisper- ing campaign based upon religious bigotry had been reared against the democratic nominee. Mr. Owen sald he was “convinced Oklahon will defeat him by 100,000 vote: 'While Gov. Smith tells the coun- try that the liquor question is not important,” 'Mr. Owen said, “his statement only demonstrates his | complete lack of understanding of the American people and their abil- ity to appraise him and his preten- | sions.” BELIEVE DE RIVERA MAY BE REPLACED Tales of Coolness Reach Froutier | Regarding His Relations With King Alfonso London, Oct. 2 (P—Tales of cool- | ness between King Alfonso of Spain and Premier Primo De Rivera, ‘he Spanish dictator. are reaching the Spanish frontier. Some observers think that the premier, who has just celebrated the fifth anniversary of | | his dictatorship, may be replaced. Travellers from Madrid arriving at Bt. Jean De Luz, France, said that | there had been a renewal of agita- | tion agalnst the dictator duriag the last few days, although the country was tranquil. There was growing dissatisfaction with Primo De Rivera who was charged with favoring friends or members of the Union Patriotica, his political party, in ap- pointments to more important of- fices. Political wplwt;u p:l:: made of the recemt Europear :’:\X:-‘ by King Aifonso, of whose movements the dictator was report- ed not to have been \nfnrme}l. { The Daily Mail today printed a | dispatch from the Spanish frontier | saying that hostility toward Primg De Rivera on the part ot both the king and the army might lead to the replacement of the premier. £ The dictator was said to have | asked the king to punish those who had made hostile statements about the dictatorship hy expulsion impris- onment or fines. Alfonso was said not only to have refused to do &0 | but also to be little disposed toward publishing an expression of approval | of Primo's policy, which the premier had requested. ) The king was also reported to have said while in Sweden that he never wanted the dictatorship but | that it was forced on him. | Missing Girl Is Found Asleep in Automobilc Rose Scaringl. 17 year old dm‘lz‘h— ter of Samuel Scaringi of 221 Fair view street, who was reported to the police at 9:20 last night as flhn\'uu: been away from home since 7:30 in the morning, Was found asleep in an automobile in the rear of a houst on Stanley street by Officer .’amu.« Sullivan shortly pefore 1 o'clock this morning. According to her father, she is incorrigible, and an investigation into her case is being made by the probation department. 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