The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-10
Bullet Shot Body
 or King Goes Home
tcontinled from Page Il,
plane from Vienna with her hus-
 band, Archduke Anton of Haps-

plane from Vienna with her hus- band, Archduke Anton of Haps- burg.
 The destroyer will follow exactly the same route over which It came to bring the king to his death.
 Queen Marie, accompanied by President Albert Lezru1 of France and members of his cabinet. will leave for Paris afterward to meet young King Peter.
 Queen Was Heroic Figure
 Queen Marie arrived at a. m. There was a great crowd at the station, held back by cordons of police.
 A heroic figure, she descended from her royal car, struggling to keep back her tears.
 The crowd was silent. Men took off their hats and women bowed their heads. National and local of- ficials stepped forward to welcome her and express their sympathy. She forced a smile as she respond ed. Her face was lined after sleep- less night.
 Mime Edouard Herriot. wife of the minister without portfolio and ] 4OILllCI 4VA GlSA AhAAAotChe. ckSnO " her and the queen asked to be talk en to the body of her husband.
 Two doctors, sent to take care of her in case she collapsed. and Dr Miroslav Spalaikovitch, Jugo- slavian minister to France, watch ed as she walked firmly to a mo. tor car and drove to the prefecture.
 A special apartment in the pre- lecture had been made ready for her. She went from 1t directly into the death chamber where the body of her husband lay on black draped catafalque amid burning candles.
 Alexander was in his uniform of a Jugoslavian admiral, the breast covered with medals attesting his gallantry in the World war. his face twisted in death agony. his |sword, hat and gloves on.a nearby chair.
 Alone With Her Dead | Queen Marie spent half an hour alone with the body. Emerging, she asked the prefect of the Bouches due Rhone department that the body be clothed for burial in the campaign uniform which the king wore in the World war and which was his favorite.
 As soon as she left preparations were made to embalm his body and that of Barthou, and to place Barthou's body alongside the kings in state.
 The king was dressed. in ac- cordance with the queens wishes. in his army uniform, the tunic gray and stained from field wear, with a selection of French and Jugoslavian medals on the breast. The riding brooches were gray with bright red stripe at the side, and the legs were stuffed into high black boots.
 Barthou's body was taken into the room. He. too. was redressed. The full dress hich he wore when he met Alexander and died in try ing to save the kings life was too bloodstained, and instead he wore 3 gray travelling suit.
 A third body was that of Mime Marie Dubrec, widow, a member of the crowd that was cheering the king Justify when he was killed.
 Number of Victims
 The assassin Keleman numbered as victims also, wounded either di- rectly by the shots of his two pis- tols described by police as minia- ture machine guns in deadliness, or indirectly by shots of police. the following who were in hospitals or private clinics:
 Critically wounded:
 G n r. a Alfonso Joseph Georges, 59. of the superior war council and one of Frances most brilliant officers.
 Police Inspector Celestin Gaiy, s2.
 Mile Yolande Farris, 22.
 Seriously wounded:
 General Alexander Dimitria-