The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-11-20
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COVER Retreat
Marie Fears Further
Manifestations


hurry. Reports from Louisville, Ky.
state that her entire eastern return
trip will be cancelled and that she
will depart Immediately for New York,
arriving there on Saturday and await
ing the Wednesday sailing OF the
5erenesrla with no further public aP-
pearanees. Her attendants announce
that the queen Is alarmed over the
condition Of her husbands health fol-
lowing the receipt Of two coded mes
sages from Bucharest.
At the same time, a press dispatch
from Bucharest advises that Premier
Avarescu, reporting on the condition
of his majesty Ferdinand, assured the
members Of parliament that there was
no need for fear over the kings Ill.
ness, that he suffered from an ailment
Of long standing and that cure was
slow.
Got Her Loan.
On top Of this is the fact that the
royal itinerary was previously curtail-
ed at the time the S100, zoe, 900 loan
to Roumania was announced and fol
lowing the Chicago demonstrations of
workers against the queen.
1t was well known to the queens
advisers that in both Cleveland and
Detroit, where she was to make ap-
pearances, there was strong opposi-
ton to the official welcomes arranged
by the two cities.
Cleveland Afire.
In Cleveland, the city council was
thrown into an uproar and one mem
Der threatened with expulsion for try
ing to read resolution of protest. In
Detroit, the Federation of Labor pass
ed vigorous resolution against the
queen and her government. In both
places, the International Labor De-
tense was making extensive plans to
accord her majesty a reception similar
20 the one she received in Chicago.
The Hungarian community in Cleve-
land had constituted themselves as a
nucleus around which sentiment was
crystallized against the queen. The
opposition became so strong that
Mayor Marshal said, Certain ele-
ments here were outspoken in their
antagonism against the queen" and
added that at might be advisable to
cancel the visit.
The chief of police Of Cleveland had
made arrangement for an armed guard
of 1000 police and firemen to act as
guard.
Why The Hurry.
In view of these facts, 1t becomes
decidedly problematical whether it is
King Ferdinand's Illness or the fear
of further demonstrations against her
that has prompted the queen to cancel
her engagement.
The fact that the messages received
from Bucharest that have been made
the basis for the postponement we're
written in code and have not been
made public, would indicate that these
messages might offer the much need
ed excuse to cancel engagements that
can result only in further embarrass-
ment 10 the royal travellers.
N. Y. Demonstration.
Reports from New York state that
international Labor Defense is pre-
pairing to give the queen send off in
the form Of rousing demonstration
against her white terror government.
While. the cancellations so far made
have saved the royal lady this ordeal
in both Cleveland and Detroit, 1t will
be difficult to avoid the wrath Of the
New York workers since. to get to
Europe, It is necessary to sail on an
ocean liner. 1t will be very difficult
to get aboard the Berengaria secretly.
The DAILY WORKER will run
again, for the benefit of the New York
demonstration, the story of "Cotzo-
fanesti" that caused her majesty and
her retainers to shudder in genuine
fear when they arrived in Chicago
and learned that the story was out.