The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-22
Venezuela
Is ARMING
France Given Free Hand With
Castro.
PORTS GARRlS0NGD
~ isisny 10 N,il Ou Capital 10
Consult With Ambassador
Iunsfsnd.
PORTS GARRlSoNeD

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Ia Uusyrs spd Porto Rico.
n Frsnos makes . decisive move 10
rsisiisiion for vsn.fusls's ireaimsni
of hsr representative CsFscas will Son
30 ths osnisr % world inicrcst vcns1
susla under the Castro regime has
been an international problem. bat the
Monroe doctrine. although necessarily
Involved IN q. l. - thoroughly under
stood BY Ill tho European countries
that tho state department anticipate.
90 uniowsni seton on the part Of
France.
The mos, recent Franco-vsnezuelsn
trouble began with the expulsion 81
". Brun. tho representative Of the
French Gable company ~ Caracas. aud
Chsrg. d'Afaires Taigny's protest
against this action. Venezuela held
that It's position was correct and re-
fused TO treat further with the French
government through VI. TaIgny. There
then followed long period. during
which. owing 10 the good offices Of
United States Minister Russell. an open
rupture was avoided.
President Castro by his dilatory tao.
tics angercd the French government
and fleet was sent 10 Martinique.
However. this indication Of Frances
determination TO push the matter did
not have the desired effect. Thon fol
lowed NJ. Taigny's action in boarding
the steamer Martinique TO obtain dis
patches and the refusal by the Nene.
zuelan authorities to permit him TO re-
turn ashore.
Although technically this was not
forcible expulsion, II amounted to an
act OF hostility, and NJ. Baubourguet,
the charge d'sffaires OF Venezuela, was
expelled from French territory. Three
French warships are now of the Vene-
zuelan coast, and a naval demonstra.
ton Is anticipated.
The French warships are daily in
touch with the ministry Of marine at
Paris and are awaiting an opportuns
to take such action as their
may provide for.