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Evening star., 1927-10-27
CAROL DEPLORES FORCE.
Former Prince Blames Government
For Tense Situation.

PARIS. October 27 R.-Advices
from the Rumanian border Indicated
todav that the government had taken
stern measures to suppress any at
tempt to restore former Grown Prince
Carol to the throne which he
renounced.
MANY supporters of Carol have been
arrested. according to reports from
Belgrade. In Buchares' it was stated
that the government firmly intended
to defend the established constitu'
tional regime and that complete calm
prevailed throughout the country,
which is under martial law.
M. Manoilescu, former unaersecre-
tary of finance IN the Averescu cabi'
net, awaits trial before a military
court charged with plotting for Carofs
return. On Manoilescu were found
letters from Carol to leaders of the
various Rumanian political parties
stating Carols position.
Carol. who is at st. Malo, on the
French ssacoast, said that the letters
carried by Manoilescu We're intended
to bring before the party leaders his
statement issued after the death OF
his father. King Ferdinand. This. he
asserted, had been suppressed by the
government of Premier Bratiano.
"It is the government that keeps
the dynastic question boiling" he
declared, because it refuses to allow
free discussion of it,
Leaders of various parties had
asked confirmation of his declaration,
so that the people might understand
the question, he said
"The government has taken grave
responsibility in arresting Manoilescu,
he asserted, land the consequences
will fall upon It, May God protect my
country and give it wisdom to act
according to it's interests
Carol said the general tenor of the
seized letters was that recent events
and advices had compelled him to put
aside the reserve which he had i'm
posd on himself Declarations denied
publication in Rumania were published
by lie Matin here. July 81. he con-
tiifued
Evening star., 1927-10-27

By the Associated Press.
BAHIA, Brazil. October 27.--Be-
lief that Capt. Simon Gull, COM
mander of the Italian steamship
Principessa Mafalda, perished with
his ship off the coast of Brazil was
expressed by members of the ships
crew who landed here today aboard
the rescue ship Mosella.
By the Associated Press
RIO DE JANEIRO, October 81
Rescue ship sped toward this port
today carrying hundreds who were
snatched from death when the Italian
liner Principessa Mafalda sank after
an explosion 80 miles off the coast of
Brazil, opposite Porto Segura, about
GOO miles north of here.
Indications were that the rescue
ships, the first of which is due here
at midnight tonight, picked up all but
IS of a total of 99S passengers and a
crew of 24o aboard the Mafalda.
The survivors told graphic stories
to the commanders Of the ships which
rescued them and their accounts were
forwarded by wireless.
The passengers. 500 of whom were
Italian emigrants bound for the
promised land of South America
were in high spirits as the Mafalda
Evening star., 1927-10-27
CITY PLANNERS HIT
LACK OF FORESIGHT.
Civic Association to End
Tour of Providence Dis.
trict Tomorrow.
BY BEN McKELWAY.
staff Correspondent of The Star.

PROVIDENCE, r. L., October 81
When Roger Williams, driven out of
Massachusetts,. founded what is now
If refuge for all of those who were
prosecuted for their diverse beliefs he
founded at the same time tradition
of independent thought and inde-
pendent action. plus resentment to
coercion in any form. which lives to-
day and which has served in charac-
teristic manner to hinder the solution
of problems confronting the metro
politan district of Providence.
Williams invited into his haven
Turks and infidels, but his invitation
was accepted by Quakers and other
solid citizens who have proSpered and
multiplied nightly. but who neglected
to plan in advance for the inevitable
results of such prosperity and null
riplicatlon.
End Two-Day Tour.
Visitors attending the travelling
meeting of the American Civic Asso-
citation concluded a two-day tour of
the metropolitan area of Providence
today. and prepared to end their meet
ing tomorrow after visit to Spring
field and the Connecticut Valley. They
have been impressed during their stay
in Providence with the peculiar Situa-
ton resulting from the existence with
in a small area of multitude of
corporate divisions and Jurisdictions
towns and cities so close to each other
that their boundary lines are to he
found only by searching the map for
dotted lines. Each of these towns is
jealous of it's political independence
and suspicious of any move which
might be interpreted as superceding it.
The result today is that while the
metropolitan park district of Provi-
dence plantations, established officially
some 20 years ago, has resulted a
fine system of parks and rarkways
throughout the northern section, par
ticularly of Rhode Island, other prob
lems which are as pressing as the need
for parks, have remained unsolved.
The majority of villages and cities
in Rhode Island, for instance, have
adopted Zoning regulations, but the
city of Pawtucket, a few miles from
Providence, remains the only city of
its size in the United States which
lacks any Zoning law and which shows
no intention of having one-a spirit
undoubtedly inherited from the spirit
of the founders. The matter of sewer
age disposal has been neglected, with
the result that the Providence River.
Evening star., 1927-10-27
ALVAREZ REPORTS ROUT
OF VERA CRUZ REBELS

By the Associated Press.
Ell PASO, Tex, October 27.-El
Continental, Spanish language news
paper, prints an official statement to-
day made by Gen. Jose Alvarez, chief
Of the presidential staff in Mexico
City, in which he says that federal
forces have succeeded in routing and
defeating all rebel groups in Vera
Cruz State.
Gen. Alvarez adds that in view Of
the so-called rebel triumphs reported
by revolutionary agents in Mexico
and in the United States, the Mexican
government extends cordial invitation
TO all newspaper men, MeXicans as
well as foreigners, to go to the area
of military operations to convince
themselves of the effectiveness of the
campaign of federal troops.
The government, Alvarez says, will
give every facility to newspaper men.
Evening star., 1927-10-27
Sheriff "Disappears" to Solve
Problem of Women's Arrest

Judge Jarecki ruled that the two
women must start serving their Jail
sentences at once Judge klarkowski
held they should be admitted to bail
under habeas corpus writs.
Sheriff Graydon solved the problem
by disappearing. When efforts to
locate him failed, Judge KIarkowski
told the women to go home under
their $1,000 bonds. pending q habeas
corpus hearing November 8.
The writs were obtained on the
ground that election laws specify that
only men shall serve as election Off
cials and that the women, therefore,
Were not liable for the frauds,
Evening star., 1927-10-27
NURSE CONVICTED
OF MOSSER SLAYING
Second Degree Verdict in Cumber-
land Case-Landlord Shot at
Farm Woman Rented.
Ry the Assnciated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CUMBERLAND. Md. October %
Miss Mabel Swan. former Baltimore
nurse, was convicted of second-degree
murdel by jury here today for slay-
ing Daniel Mosser. her landlord.
She admitted shooting Mosser on
the farm she rented from him near
Swanton, Garrett County, last May
rs, but pleaded selfdefense. She de-
clared he broke in the door of her
home and threw a brick at her when
she refused to pay him the, rent until
he had made certain repairs TO the
house.
The State contended she shot
MosSer because she suspected him of
informing prohibition agents she had
liquor on her farm, which was raided
three weeks before the shooting.
Evening star., 1927-10-27

Ends With Divorce
After 81 Years

LOS ANGELES, October 27.-A
honeymoon argument over the
proper place for knives on a we'll
set table has ended after 81 years
in divorce court here. A decree
was awarded to Mrs. Martha
Bucher. who favored the right
hand side Of the plate.
Charles Bucher, who remained,
according to his wife. a stanch de-
fender of the left-hand side through
out the 81 years of pickering, did
not contest the suit.
1T began right after we were
married" testified Mrs. Bucher
concerning the knife argument.
He kept arguing about that all
the time and would never let up.
AT last / told him to forget it. /
thought 81 years long enough to
argue about anything. He started
violent quarrel and then left me-"
Evening star., 1927-10-27
Capital Said to Be Seething
as Arrest of Peasant
Leader Looms.
ALL PUBLIC BUILDINGS
ARE HEAVILY GUARDED
Government Declared in Stern
Drive to Suppress ANY Attempts
to Return Carol.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BELGRADE. Jugoslavia, October
27.--Reports reaching here through
various underground channels, since
the frontier is tightly closed because
of the censorship. said today that the
situation in Bucharest is extremely
critical.
Public buildings, ministries and rail-
road stations are heavily guarded by
troops and gendarmes, it was stated.
All gatherings of more than four per-
sons in the city streets are imme'
diately dispersed, it was said.
Troops were reported to have been
called in from the provinces and now
practically surround the capital and
occupy strategical points throughout
the city.
Bucharest was said to be seething
when the report circulated that the
Rratiano government intended to ar
rest Juliu Manin. leader of the Ma
tional Peasant party.
c.-n, DurDv nnES EnPCE
Evening star., 1927-10-27
GOVERNOR IS READY
TO SUPPRESS STRIKE
Colorado Executive Threatens Ac.
tion as I. W. w. Defes Author.
ties in Mine Dispute.
BY the Associated Press.

DENVER, Col. October 81
Defiance of authorities by Industrial
Workers of the World in extending the
Colorado coal strike to new fields
today found Gov. w. H. Adams ready
to order State interference
In referring to picketing, which has
resulted in suspension of the ma jority
of mines in the southern field and
many properties in northern Colorado.
the governor declared this was un-
lawful and that he would use every
instrument available to enforce the
law and protect life and property.
This was interpreted to mean that
the National Guard would be used if
county authorities were unable to
properly police mines. The adjutant
general revealed that all Guard equip
ment recently had been inspected arc
company rosters checked to assure
rapid mobilization.
Evening star., 1927-10-27

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, October 27.--A woman
may be only a woman to Rudyard
Kipling. but two of them today con-
stituted an intricate problem for
Sheriff Charles e. Graydon.
Two judges have issued seemingly
contradictory mandates In the case
of Mrs. Tina Workman and Mrs.
Leona Hoine. two November election
officials, under q years. sentence each
for ballot frauds If Sheriff Graydon
obeys one court order he is liable for
contempt under the other,
Evening star., 1927-10-27
Pulmotor Squad
Works Is Hours
To Save Tiny Baby

Bv the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, October 27.--A pull
motor squad. working in relays of
13 hours. apparently had saved the
life OF the S.day-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fitzgibbons to-
day.
Artificial respiration was frst
employed at 130 pm. yesterday
when the infants breathing ceased.
At $50 am. today breathing had
been brought to near normal, DIR.
D. d. Goldberg, attending, said.
The baby. In good health at birth.
developed lung paralysis yesterday
r1een,
Evening star., 1927-10-27
THREE DIE IN WRECK.
Passenger Train Between Sarajevo
and Mostar in Jugoslavia Crashes.

VIENNA, Austria, October u up.
Three persons were killed and ono
injured when passenger train was
wrecked between Sarajevo and Mos
tar. Jugoslavia. yesterday.
An Exchange Telegraph dispatch
to London last night reported that
260 persons were killed when a
passenger train plunged over preci-
pice In JugosIavia. ~.
Evening star., 1927-10-27
TROTSKY DENIES PLOT.
Ousted Communist Ridicules Data
of Secret Police Probe

of Secret Police Probe.
MOSCOW. October 81 LP.-A sensa-
tional account of the secret police in
vestigation which led to expulsion of
Leon Trotsky and Gregory Zinoviey
from the central committee of the
Communist Party. alleging that the
investigation established contact be,
tween non.Communlst Trotsky adher
ents and counter-revolutionists who
were planning armed rebellion. IL
printed today in Pravda. official organ
of the central committee.
When faced with these data, the op.
position leaders, including Trotsky
and Zinoviev. called 1t "a. p. U.
detective novel" The G. r. U. is the
abbrevation for the state political de-
partment which formerly was known
az tlss eAelsa
Evening star., 1927-10-27
MISS COUZENS TO WED.
Eldest Daughter of Senator En-
gagged to ohioan.

DETROIT October 81 R).-An-
nouncement was made today of the
engagement of Miss Madeleine Couz-
ems, eldest daughter of Senator and
Mrs. James Couzens, to William
Runner Yaw. Yaw attended Ohio
State University and Is the SON of
Mr.. and Mrs. John v. Yaw of
Gloucester. Ohio. He had lived In
Detroit about Ave years.
Miss Couzens will complete a law
course In George Washington Uni,
versity. Washington. D. c.. next
Spring.
Evening star., 1927-10-27
Policeman's Report.

The report of Policeman w mite,
which the Commissioners sent to the
State Department, withou. comment,
read:
about /: 80 am. October %, 1927,
while standing on Georgia avenue. op-
posite Walter Reed Hospital. my at
tention was attracted to an auto
coming south on Georgia avenue
northwest at a very fast rate OF speed.
There had just been an accident ar
this point and about 20 people mad
gathered in the street WhHn L heard
this machine coming at SUCH a rate
of speed, / stepped into the roadway
and tried to stop it by waving 10Y
hands. but the operator paid no at
tention to me and passed through the
crowd at what / Judge to be 30 miles
an hour or faster.
I jumped on my motor and gave
chase for II blocks and caught up
within one block of this car when it
slowed down to turn into Colorado
avenue. | paced this car from this
point at so miles an hour and could
not gain on it for three blocks.
then moved up ON it and stopped 1t
between Kennedy street and Sixteenth
street. | asked the driver for his
permit. which he showed me, as well
as an identification card from the
State Department, showing he was
Alberto Marchetti from the Italian
embassy. He was driving a roadster
bearing a District of Columbia license
tag.
apparently this man had been
drinking and in my opinion was
reckless driver and menace TO the
public safety"
Evening star., 1927-10-27

The fun text of the correspond
ence exchanged between Secre-
tary of the Navy Wilbur and
Admiral r. r. Magruder, which
led to the orders relieving Ad-
miral Magruder as commandant
OF the Philadelphia Navy Yard,
will be found on pages Il and p.
Evening star., 1927-10-27
PANGALOS IS HELD
GUILTY Of TREASON
Former Greek Dictator Con-
demned by Commission to
Be Tried.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ATHENS, Greece, October 27.--Gen.
Theodorus Pangalos, former Greek
dictator, has been found guilty of
high treason by a commission ap-
pointed by the government to inquire
into his activities. He will not be
placed on trial, however, for two
months.
Gen. P3ngalos was oVerthrown by
Gen. George kondylis, the present pre-
mier, in a coup d'etat in August, 1926,
while PangaloS was enjoying a holi-
day at a fashionable seaside resort
on the Island Of Spetsae. He was
arrested and brought to Athens, Gen.
Kondylis declaring Pangalos would be
held to strict accountability for the
regime of tyranny of the last eight
months"
Pangalos was incarcerated in a
Greek fortress. In August, 1927, a
parliamentary committee was ap-
pointed to inquire into his seizure Of
power in 1925. 1t was provided that
its findings were to be referred to
Parliament, which would examine the
question of culpability before giving
decision. After this was made known
a special court of 80 members Of Par
lament woiild be convoked for a pub
lie trial
Nine. Pangalos was released Octo.
bcr q after an examination into an
alleged plot against the present gov.
ernment in favor of her husband
Evening star., 1927-10-27

Radio Proaram-Paee "a
Evening star., 1927-10-27
DIPLOMAT CALLED
RECKLESS DRIVER
Policeman Declares Mar
chetti,, "aIian Embassy Of
ficiaI, Drove at High Speed.

A formal complaint charging Alberto
Marchetti, counselor for the Italian
embassy and acting Charge daifdires
in the absence of Ambassador MARITIME,
with speeding and reckless driving
was forwarded to the State Depart
ment today by the District Com
missioners.
The complaint was made by Pvt.
r. n. White of the thirteenth police
precinct, who said he paced high
priced roadster which the diplomat
was driving south on Georgia avenue
Sunday morning about l 30 O'Clock at
a speed Of so miles an hour and was
unable to overtake the machine until
after it slowed down to make turn
into Colorado avenue. He said he
stopped the machine between Kennedy
and Sixteenth streets.
Evening star., 1927-10-27

Continued on Page 2. Column 81
Evening star., 1927-10-27
WEATHER.

20. s. Weather Bureau Forecastl
Fair tonight; tomorrow partly
cloudy; not so cool
Temperature-Highe 50. at 2:l0
pm, yesterday: lowest, 40. at $50 am.
today. Full report on page 3.
Evening star., 1927-10-27
Economy May Affect View.

CONTINUED ON Page I, Column 81
Evening star., 1927-10-27

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