New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 19, 1928, Page 5

ONAC'S PEOPLE MAY HAVE 70 WORK Inbabitants Gomplain (Casino Ruthorities Run Gountry Paris, Dec. 19 (UP)—The har- rowing possibility that the good peo- ple of Monaco might have to work and even pay taxes has brought on & crisis in the little principality on the Mediterranean. Crises are as rare as paupers in Monaco, where the world's pleasure seekers come to drop their gold into the Monte Carlo Casino. The rake- off from the Casino constitutes the budget and everyone is happy. Grumbling Heard That is, happy until recently, when grumbling began to be heard. The people complained that not enough money was spent for the public good. The Casino authorities, they said, were actually running the country in the absence of Prince Louis, the ruler, and not running it right. They demanded that Prince Louis do something about it. Prince Louis is at Chateau Mar- chais, in Northern France, where he spends much of his time. His angered subjects made pointed re- ! marks about “a man without a country.” Prince Louis attempted to soothe the populace by messages of encour- agement but they continued to ob- ject. The national council, nominal governing body of the principality under authority of the prince, signed. Telling Thrust Then Prince Louis made a telling thrust. He warned the people that all this dissension would do no good towards attracting visitors and dol- lars to the Casino this winter. The prince sent the following manifesto: “As a result of events of recent weeks, exaggerated mnews of which has reached foreign capitols, un- fortunate effects will certainly be felt during the winter season, the success of which i3 essential to the economic life of the principality. The prince, realizing his responsibil- jties and duties, wishes to warn the | inhabitants of Monaco that they will prejudice their own interests it they continue the manifestations.” The proclamation failed of the desired effect and today Prince Pierre De Polignac, son-in-law and heir of Prince Louis, was in Monaco trying to smooth things out. Efforts Clouded His efforts were clouded by a sug- gestion of some of the inhabitants that he was attempting’a coup in favor of himself. Prince Pierre summoned the mem bers of the Communal Council, re- presenting the towns of the prinel- pality, and told them they were the only representatives of the people since the resignation of the National Council. Pierre told the delegates that Prince Louis would approve | any solution recommended by the Communal Councll with Plerre's assent. i Pierre conferred with other lead- ing Monacans, explaining that he | J. Johnson & Son Formerly Occupin & Johnson came to hear their complaints and report to their sovereign. Monaco is the smallest indepen- dent state of Europe. about eight square miles and population about 23,000. the southern coast of France, sur- rounded on all sides except the sea by French territory. ‘The casino authorities have the bambling concession until 1947. The present annual grant to the state for the concession is 90,000 pounds | (about $450,000) which will be in- | creased to 100,000 'pounds annually in 1937. Pay No Taxes The people of Monaco are not per- mitted access to the gambling tables, 80 they keep all they get. They pay no taxes and receive high rentals for the land. Visitors spend much Opportunity knocks more than once at everyone’s door | 'No age limit on success if you keep fit pEDPLE usé to think that if you passed up one chance to make good, you'd never have another. 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It not only keeps an excess of body poisons from forming (we all have them) but aids in their removal. These NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1928, M money in addition to their Mb"n‘»cA“T Tm AMUT nection with the death by stabbi expenditures. - Statistics on the Commerce of Monaco, if any, have never been published. Prince Louis succeeded in 1922 to his father, Prince Albert, whose oceangraphic research work made Monaco almost famous as its casino. ADYOCATE PASSAGE OF PARLIAMENT, BILL SAYS Hungary Forbids Press From Relat- ing Substance of Specches Made By Legislators Dec. 19 UP—Dispatches Vienna, | ment of bill by which the premier and | speaker of the house are empowered Sccurity League Speakers Assail to forbid publication in the newspa- , |pers of any matter relating to Washington Armament |speeches in parliament which has | Conference {not previously bheen admitted offi- |clally to the parliamentary records, | New York, Dec. 19 (UP)—Speak-' Speeches in parliament which in jers at a navy dinner of the National | the judgment of the two officlals are |Security league last night assailed |to the best interest to the country, |the Washington armament gonfer- or to the reputation of the govern- ence and advocated passage of the ment can be excluded from publica- congressional bill for 15 additional tion. cruisers and one alrcraft carrier. The assemblage adopted a resolu- been opposing the measure as a ition calling for immediate passage retrogressive gag rule unworthy of of the bill and another resolution a modern representative assembly, |approving “the probability of Bo- |refused to participate in the final livia and Paraguay settling their hearing because of their helpless pending dispute by arbitration.” ‘ponl!lon against the large govern- Martin W, Littleton, attorney, ment majojrity. ridiculed Sir William Robertson,| The Budapest correspondents of head of the British army, for join- the Vienna newspapers describe the ing a “chorus of alarm” over talk of | bill as establishing a “parliamentary bringing the U. 8. navy up to date. | dictatorship.” “He said in effect,” Littleton de- | clared, “that the speech of President “vant B flegger ‘ For “L” Robbery Coolidge on Armistice Day sounded very much like the rattling of sabres | in Berlin in 1914, Behold the specta- Boston, Dec. 19.—(UP)—A man cle: Our peaceful and taciturn New ' qescribed by police as a “well- Englander, wearing a ten-gallon hat. | xnown hootlegger” was hunted to- {carrying a fowling plece over the g,y in connection with the $6.925 | brown filelds of Virginia and miss- poston elevated payroll robbery in ing five quail out of six, compared“hc south end yesterday. to the Kaiser in 1914, i {5-CRUISER MEASURE 2opiion by -the “Rungerian paria: | The social-democrats who have | “Think of the sweet and sanguine | Ansel E. Baker, 27, of Roxbury, secretary of state, Kellcgr, bracket- ed with Von Tirpitz and the minis- ters of the German government in 1914 Rear Admiral Charles P. Plunkett referred to former Secretary of State Hughes as a “Santa Claus” giving away American naval supremacy during the Washington conference. Henry A. Wise Wood called that conference “the worst day’s work in history.” He said it was a “con- spiracy hatched by Great Britain and Japan, playing upon the vanity lof Secretary Hughes to destroy American pawer on the sea, particu- lanly in the Pacific ocean.” Other speakers were former Sena- tor Wadsworth, Mrs. Willam C. {Story, Major General William Wei- gel and Col. Stedman 8. Hanks. All' |emphasized the need of definite in- | ternational rules on the freedom of | {the seas. | JANET NEWBOLD 10 WED ALLAN A. RYAN, IR. | Washington Society Girl to Marry | was arrested immediately after the | | robbery, but the so-called bootlegger and two other confederates escaped {in an automobile with the stolen money. | According to police, Baker was re- leased only last Friday from the ‘Concnrd reformatory, and the boot- legger now sought recently complet- ed a sentence at the Connecticut state prison in Wethersfleld. Authorities sald they also knew | the names of the other two men im- plicated in the robbery. of Miss Mary Ellls here last April, {but was allowed to plead guilty to the manslaughter charge. City Items Good coal makes warm friends. City Coal & Wood Co. Tel. 317.— ' advt. I The board of park commissioners {will hold a speclal meeting in ita. |ofice in the city hall at 7. o'clock | |Thursday evening for the purpose | lof discussing the department budget ifor 1929-1930. | Dance, Wednesday, December 19, Tabs Hall, advt. A daughter was born at New Brit- | {ain General hospital last night to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Jacobson of | 38 Cranston Terrace. | Among the visitors from New {Britain to New York city is H. Kin- cald, who is stopping at the Hotel Wellington. _John L. Sullivan and his orch. will play Turkey Trot at T. A. B. Hall tonight. Admission 25c.—advt. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Greenwood of 64 Winthrop street at New Britain General hos-, pital today. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Young of Admission 26 A:enu‘—i visit with Mr. and Mrs, William Young of Hatch street. Sullivan’s orch. Tabs Hall. Wed- nesday, Dec. 19. Admission 25 cents |—advt. i Loomis Weston has returned from Pratt Institute to spend the holidays iwith his mother, Mrs. William | Young of Hatch street. If you want to see his Xmas smile ' make sure to give him Mozart cigars —advt, Officers Willlam Grabeck, Thomas | |Blanchette and James M. McCue | went off duty on account of fllness | during last night. | | The early closing of Syracuse | university because of the influenza |epidemic has brought three New | Britain students at that institution |home for a lengthened Christmas | vacation. They are Francis Traver | of Lincoln street, Frederic Lockwood !of 793 East street, and Warren |Brainerd of 197 Baasett street. Complete his “Merry Christmas” Last night police raided a house | With & box of Muller's Mozart cigars. in Dorchester which was known to | —2dvt. have been used as a rendezvous by | eemss———— members of the gang, but it was | learned that the suspects had not ! been there for three days, | Gets 2 1-2 Years for Manslaughter Act| Boston, Dec. 19 (#—Frank H. | Waterhouse of New York city was | sentenced to two and one-half years | in the house of correstion by Judge | Fosdick in Suffolk superfor criminal court yesterday after he had plead- | ed guilty to a charge of manslaugh- | ter. Waterhouse was brought here | Its area is | its | It is on | under an indictment charging him Grandson of Late Multi- | with second degree murder in con- Millionatre. Washington, Dec. 19 (® — Miss Janet Newbold, Washington society girl, and Allan A. Ryan, jr., of New | York, grandson of the late Thomas | Fortune Ryan, multi-millionaire, | are to be married here on February | 5, formal announcement of the en- gagement having been made. Miss Newbold is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Ryan is the son of Allan A. Ryan, who was left only a pair of shirt |studs in his father's will. TALBOT IS MAYOR Fall River, Mass., Dec, 19 (P— | Edmund P. Talbot defeated J. Ed- ward Lajole for mayor here yester- | day in the first election under a! new charter providing for a city manager form of government. Tal- | bot, who had formerly served two | terms as mayor, polled 18,429 votes | to his opponent'’s 17,448. Four councillors were elected. 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