Show v THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE PARIS PREMIER Coast Holdup Man Lands in AWARDED VOTE Jail ‘By Nose OKOIIFIDENCE Chautemps Weathers Revolution Threat Follow- ing Bond Scandal SATURDAY MORNING French Riots Heighten Possibility of Monarchy Duke of Guise Pretender to Throne Gets Aid of Socialists in Latest Movement LONG BEACH Cal Jan 12 UP) —It was his nose that got Leo Therrell alias Lea Surrette 25 years of age in Jail today Arrested by police as the holdup man with “the funny nose” Therrell confessed to police he had committed 87 robberies within the past few months with a toy cap pistol— five in Long Beach 63 in Los Angeles and 19 in San Diego He talked freely of his lawbreajc-in- g escapades giving police the places and dates of his crimes Therrell said he had had part of his pose cut off in an automobile accident Most of his alleged victims remembered him as the “man with the funny nose” and it was on theic description that Therrell was arrested presented himself as a candidate for the crown The duke has some royal blood In his veins but he Is by ne means a direct descendant either of the Louis whor lost his heed on the guillotine or of any of that particular Louis’ brothers who also had $ fling at the throne after the people lost their Bonaparte The duke owes his pretendershlp to the fact that his lease Louis Philippe had an on the crown from 1830 to 1848 After that experience the french tried the and Bonaparte family once more stuck up Napoleon III—whom Vlctbr Hugo called "Napoleon the Little"— to be popped at by the republicans The king idea went oot of fashion with Napoleon III and France has been a republic ever since Mpney matters have been at the bottom of more than one French revolution and when taxes are too heavy or banks collapse or savings vanish there is always a howl for revolution Baron Necker finance minister to Louis XVI couldn't balance the budget and that was why the fishwives and barflies from Paris swarmed down on Versailles and yanked the royal family from the In Italy— and coyly great-grandp- a By SIDNEY B WHIFFLE United-PresStaff Correspondent NEW YORK Jan 12— There’ were riots and awarming mobs at Versailles today and it is not beyond the bounds of possibility that the descendants of the "rabble” that Louis XVI from his palace in 1789 may escort a bourbon descendant back to the throne in 1934 Stranger things have happened in French history and in the century and a half 'since the first stirrings of revolution in Paris the French haye dearly loved to toy with the Furtherthought of a monarchy more from time to time they have experimented— now with a bourbon and again with a Bonaparte— before returning to republicanism The Duke of Guise now in “exile” a PARIS Jan 12 (UP)— The govern ment of Premier Camille Chautemps weathered itormy tnreats of a hew French revolution at least temporarily tonight when given a vote of confidence In the chamber of deputies on delicate issued growing out of the collapse of the Credit Municipal Bayonne The vote was 3C0 to 229 an over whelming victory for the admlnistra N tlon The socialists In a swift change o? front from their attacks on the government maoe the Chautemps victory possible by voting solidly for him in the vote of confidence test Oppose Inquiry Premier Chautemps personally led the ministry’s battle against demands Secretary for its overthrow aided by former Spokesman Premier Edouard Herriot Both vlg Flays ‘Unsound Conduct orously opposed an (foppositlon bloc motion that the Bayonne bank scanof Industry dal — involving between $30000000 is bond in worthless and $40000000 sues held by thousands of small inWASHINGTON Jan 12 OT- -A vestors— be investigated by a special of the private power inof commission inquiry confl its ruling elements for the and demanded dustry Chautemps dence vote on his rejection of such a “unsocial conduct” and "nefarious commission and got it after royalists was given to the recovery and socialists— strange bedfellows in practices” administration re tonight by a spokesthe demands that the government sign — had renewed their violent op- man for Secretary Ickes who joined position to the administration of Pre- the federal power commission in mier Camille Chautemps challenging the right of the adminisThe chamber adjourned at 11 30 tration to entertain codes for pubp m after deciding to continue the lic utilities Bayonne bank scandal debate next The verbal castigation directed exa Tuesday giving the government pressly at the Edison Electric instibreathing spell over the week-entute proponent of the power 'code Fighting in the streets broke out and successor to what was called “the afresh with rioting at Versailles malodorous National Electric Light The “young patriots” and royalists association” was delivered by Henry joined in the affray Reinforcements B Hunt on behalf of Ickes at a pubto the local gendarmerie were rushed lic hearing on the electric pact to the Hotel de France where the So vehemently did he phrase it that battle was under way John E Zimmerman president of Gendarmes Charge United Gas Improvement company of The gendarmes charged the mob Philadelphia asked the chairman to wielding clubs as they broke up the stop him This was not done howmass of men and women ever since Hunt was a public repAnother indication of the national resentative He Insisted his stateUnrest occurred at the North station ments were “factual” and borne out Several (Gare du Nord) in Pans by the record of the federal trade hundred travelers rioted when their commission power investigation Polite suburban train was delayed Code Assailed said this had no political significance Both Hunt and Frank R McNinch Three policemen were injured in the atation chairman of the power commission The incident at Versailles admitted assailed many provisions of the code ly was of a political nature the riot- as either intentional attempts or uning occurring in violent opposition to guarded opportunities for the institute a political meeting of to seize much of the regulatory — tha government party power over the industry now held the closely by the United States and the several within Meanwhile guarded halls of the chamber of dep- states and designed to weaken the uties leaders in the Chautemps ad- government and municipally operate-eministration battled against the swiftpower properties ly rising resentment against the govhowever Their chief contention in ernment’s alleged laxity banking was that the industrial act authorthe laws which permitted Bayonne ized' codes for nonmonopolistic scandal Threats of revolution voiced industries only that public utilities were were session in last night’s repeated in character and t A deputy Pierre rightly monopolistic that therefore the thing the adLacourt speaking when Premier ministration should only do was obtain an entered the chamber Chautemps hours and agreement to improve turned directly to him and shouted: “Make a clean sweep ip all depart- wages of the power employes we shall see a Representatives Kvale and ments — otherwise both Farmer-Labo- r members revolution shortly” Lacourt was repeating the warning from Minnesota joined in the attack the premier himself had voiced yes- on the code Kvale presenting aiele-grafrom the mayor of Rochester terday Chautemps declared the government had discovered a widespread Minn denouncing the pact Workers Join Fight plot to overthrow his ministry Conservative deputies joined with A further onslaught was made by the left wing socialists in exhorting spokesmen for workers of the New Chautemps and his entire govern ment to quit forthwith to block any York Edison company who charged that concern with creating a comroyalist rebellion The government’s strength in a test pany union to suppress collective barvote on whether to continue the de- gaining and asked for administration bate before taking action showed protection The code had been presented this 350 to 207 to continue with the morning by Preston S Arkwright The fight proceeded Basque deputy Jean Vbarnegaray an Atlanta Ga utility man who is leading the assault He flayed 'the chairman of the Edison institute code 'police and justice ministry for allow- committee He and others explained the code ing Alexander Sacha Stavisky director of the defunct Bayonne bank to in detail and defended its provisions continue his frauds for 10 years Sta- Outstanding clauses were: That publiclvisky shot himself when trapped in y-owned plants be given opportuthe Alps nity to join the code voluntarily and Murder Alleged that wherever such a company or any "Stavisky is dead" the deputy other competitor failed to adopt code to terms the competing private comcried “and now they are trying “make us belleve be committed pany could drop them That a national survey looking to He referred to rumors that police a the plan of rationalizing scanshot Stavisky to prevent further industry be made Jointly by private dal and public interests under the oode Premier Chautemps Ihterrupted to Would Hurt Publie Insist that the police reports proved uicide but That “public Interest” requires the committed Stavisky sale of electric appliances by utility Vbarnegaray retorted: “I am convinced he was assassinat- companies and that the power code ed The statement of Voix (a servant authority have a degree of joint superat the inn) that Stavisky did not in- vision over trade practices in this tend to fall into the hands of the with the retail code authority All three were assailed police alive smells to me of fcohee yorously work ” McNinch said the phrasing of the Vbarnegaray urged the premier to code was such as actually to attempt take “rapid action” and added: to compel the public-owne- d utilities “If the republican regime is men to come under the code and submit aced it is because the public is dis- them to regulation by a code authorgusted If you persist as at present ity so constituted as to be wholly in the parliamentary regime must per- the control of the large holding comish with brief delay ” which hold a majority of the Former Premier Edouard Herriot panies places on the board of the Edison a radical-socialiparty leader de- institute clared it was “the duty of a republiHe said the purpose was obviously can regime to assure the strength ‘to check the development of pubenmg of public morale” lic enterprises and nullify the adminThousands Jam Streets istration’s plan of establishing 'yardFormer Premier Andre Tardieu sticks' to measure the fairness of utilresuming active leadership in the op ity rates and services and extending position amid terrific uproar in the the benefits of electrification to rural chamber supported Deputy Ybarne-garay’- s areas ” motion for the appointmen' He attacked the power proof a commiss'on to make a thorough posal as being in conflict"survey With that inquiry into the Bayonne bank col- now under way by presidential orlapse Tardieu asserted that all par- der by the power commission He ties should participate in the lnvesti said the would have private survey gation a guise of public sponsorship and The socialist deouty Ernest La font interrupted “You dre not ouali that by conflicting with the federal ” commission would cause con findings fied to give us a moral lecture Lafont declared that Tardieu had fusion been implicated in several previous VATICAN RITES SLATED scandals VATICAN CITY Jan 12 UP) fore The chamber's night session attract thousands of Italian French and ed thousands who crammed ' boulevards The crowds wereadjacent restive other devouts fn St Peter's rathe Heavv police dal Pope Pius next Sunday will sol and discontented guards kept them moving The streets emnly declare tne Mother Thouret hr the immediate vicmty of parlia heroic healer and educator of the has period ment were cleared Rain m the earlv French revolutionary evening discouraged many and aided joined the ranks of the CathoLc saints the police m maintaining order -- ICKES ASSAILS U S PRIVATE in Belgium since under the law a pretender to the French throne must not live within the territorial limits of his country apparently bellevee the time is ripe for another fling at the dynastic Idea and hia loyal fol lowers a little group of philosophers faithful to the principle of divine right were given some encouragement today twell of all things!) by the socialists The duke who is head of the tarn ily now pretending to the throne as a descendant of Philippe founder Of the house of France hasn’t meddled much In French politics since bis "accession” but he did go so far as to issue last year a manifesto asking the people to support a die tatorship under a monarch— like that 17 I JANUARY 13 1034 men sassin of President Roosevelt ber of the Roosevelt cabinet Prominent Men H G King count? S Mislabeled by attle) worker ownfcr of an automobili I in Seattle New York-- 4 Mayor Students at ‘U’ plant Prime minister of Spain a Spanish glided atate to drive them sweating With fear back to Paris and death The collapse of a banking Institution— the Credit Municipal Bayonne —and the scandal arising out of the fact that thousands of worthies lost their savings (than which there is no more stupendous tragedy to a FrenchSEATTLE Jan 12 UP)— Even uniman) apparently drove today's mobs mixed up at times out to Versailles again to riot around versity students get when it comes to Identifying the great the Hotel De France and near great Given a list of names (Copyright J933) of prominent men students at the of Washington today Mayor’s Cosmetic Ban ‘ University turned in a variety of answers chief Evans Hughes justice Ires Bogota Suffragettes of Charles the United States was called a stuof one writer popular fiction by BOGOTA Colombia Jan 12 UP) — dent and an automobile dealer by anAmused political circles predicted a other misOther suffragette campaign against the city's takes In the efforts to identify names mayor today were: He had ruled that municipal steFerdinand Pecora— A would be asno shall longer powder nographers their noses smoke or drink black coffee during their working hours The girls are Indignant ' SIAM KING HEADS FOB V S — 12 BANGKOK Siam Jan (P) after King Prajadhlpok and ceremonial baths and traditional Buddhist rites set out today on a seven months’ tour which will take them to the United States for an operation on the king' eyes Chest Colds Don't let them get a strangle hold Creomulsion Fight germs quickly combines 7 major helps In one Powerful but harmless Pleasant to take No narcotics Your own druggist authorized to refund your money on the spot if your cough or cold is not relieved by Creomulsion (Advi Is Wells-r- A LaGuardla-o- f dancer Marlon Zioncheck representative la congress— Cuban insurgent city count cllman New York capitalist membeg of the university board if regent! 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