The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-18
Enemies Join With
 Friends At Funeral
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 Mafaeilles where Alexander and Foreign Minister Louis Barthou of France were murdered istne days ago.
 Young King Gained Notice
 Center of interest, despite all the panoply, was 11-year-old King rulership the danger of assassina. tion. Two of his three immediate predecessors thus died.
 Slim and straight, with tousled fair hair, bewildefed looking and griaving, he brought tears to many as he got out of a limousine In front of the cathedral for the fti- neral service. Guided by his mother he walked up the outer steps while all in sight bowed low before him,
 He wore a gray overcoat into the service. Emerging without his coat, pale and puzzled looking, he glanced boyishly at the airplanes overhead. He was wearing the light brown uniform of the Gokol patri- otic organization, with a black band on the left sleeve. He was carrying his feathered red and black cap.
 Peter took his place in the cor tege alongside his mother, looking up at her repeatedly as she stood, her black dress trailing in the mud dy street.
 There was a 20-minute halt after he turned the corner from the cathedral while the rest of the cor- tege was forming. Peter stood quiet. His mother told him to put on hia cap because of the cold.
 As the procession passed, women along the route shrieked and walled. Peasant men cried the Ser bian farewell: nGlory to him." as the coffin passed. and then to Peter: "God aid thee"
 thousands Passed. Bier
 The kings body was taken at midnight, from the old city palace where it had lain in state while hundreds of thousands of his stib- jects filed past his bier.
 Patriarch Barnabas of the. Jugo- s1avian Orthodox church officiated at the funeral service. Only those of official status were admitted.
 Streets near the cathedral were closed at a. n1.. five hours before the funeral, and more than 150,000 persons perforce remained until the funeral procession reached the TdllWdy HtdlIOn Ut 1VsOVs OAiSC took extraordinary precautions packages or to throw flowers. Win- dows facing the procession were ordered closed.
 Safety of Visitors
 Along the route of the process sion, most unusual precautions were taken to insure the safety of those who came here to honor the king. Newspaper correspondents, for instance, were permitted to view the procession only from sev- en designated spots along the line of march.
 The London Daily Express cor respondent reported that no person was permitted to stand along the route before 6 a. m. and that from 2 a. m. on, all persons were re- auired to remain in position for five hours. No one, he said, was permitted to carry anything at all in his hands, even flowers; windows along the route were closed by de- cree and side streets were kept clear. He added that 6.000 persons were arrested as possible terror ists).
 Funeral Procession
 At g o'clock the funeral process sion started.
 At it's head was church dig nitary carrying cross. Then came an official carrying 8 cake made of wheat and honey. Next a hand and fife and drum corps. Then the mas ter of the procession, army gen. erals, Jugoslavian soldiers, troops from half a dozen foreign countries and persons whom Alexandar had honored with the order of Kara- George.
 The kings horse, led by two of- ficers of his royal guard, came next; then members of the Sokol patriotic organization drawing wag- nity house. The corps will lead the Washinrfnn Ifll Afhletie aasoQia-