The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-27
THOUSANDS ARE
 FILLING LONDON
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people viewed the coffln yesterday, and that 60D, ,So7 in ail have viewed it since it was placed iri state Fri- day morning. Scotland Yard ofi- cials insisted that the Ofilclally ans iounced figures were far too low.
 An indication of the determina- ton of Londonerg to view the cof- iin was provided early today when people turned away from the hall ct 3:45 Q. m. angrily sent . deputa- ton to No. 10 Downing street that tried to protest personally to Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin.
 Last night, when more than 6O,- 900 people were waiting in Q line three miles long, 1t was decided to keep the hall open until 6 Q. m. busscs, street cars and subways were damned to the doors with people converging on the hall.
 Announcement over the radio that the hall would be kept open brought many more people.
 Then at 3:46, for some reason un- known, the doors were closed. Poe lice linked arms to divert the head of the line from the doors.
 Royal Heads in London
 Kings and queens, princes, nobles, statesmen of countries ell over Eu- rope were here or approaching Eng lish shores, to attend the funeral tomorrow.
 Five kings. two queens, four crown princes, Q crown princess, fourteen princes, ono president--Al. bert Le1run of Trance--foreign ministers of 10 nations and on al- most uncountable list of military, naval and civilian dignitaries from the continent will be In the funeral procession.
 Those here included Norman N. Davis, Capt. Walter 6. Anderson, naval attache, and Lieut.. Col. Ray- mond D. Lee, who will represent the United States.
 Whatever the weather, Edward VIII and his brothers, the Dukes Of York, Gloucester and Kent, will walk behind the coffin on the 8 l.2 mile funeral route to Paddington Railway Station, where the late kings body will leave for Windsor for burial in the royal chapel, St. 0eorge's. King Edward will wear Q naval uniform.
 Tonight Edward entertalns heads of foreign delegations ct dinner at Buckingham palace, in accordance with precedent.
 Funeral Train Scheduled
 The funeral train will leave Pads dington ct noon, to arrive ct Wind. gor ct i2:3B. The late kings cofiin will he put on another gun carriage there, and as in the procession through London tho carriage will Do drawn by sailors.
 The funeral procession will leave Windsor station at i2:b0 ?. m. and arrive at tho chapel ct 1:i6. There will be two minutes Of silence throughout tho country starting ct i:30. on-commigsionod officers ot tho guards regiments will carry the cofiin into tho chapel. The arch. bishop of Canterbury will conduct services in tho presence Of royalty and distinguished mourners.
 Baron Konstantin Won Neurath, German foreign minister, arrived today with others of the German delegation. Tho Netherlands delega- ton also arrived. President LeBrun of Farnce left Paris with military and naval chiefs, to arrive here this afternoon.
 King Carol Shocks Them
 London, Jan. 27.--(UP) .--King Carol of Roumania hes shocked Toy- al circles again by his open devo. ton to Mfne. Mazda Lupescu, the sweetheart for whose iovo he once his right to tho throne.
 Carol took Mime. Lupescue with him when he loft for London to ct. tend tho funeral Of King George, his cousin. She stayed In Paris, awaiting him there.
 Dowager queen Marie os Rou. mania refused to accompany carol, her son, on his royal train, and lt R now announced that Q cold will make !t impossible for her to at- tend tho funeral. King George was her first cousin.
 While here, Carol is staying, as King Edwards guest, ct Lady dranard's residence. This house D used to entertain royal guests when Buckingham palace is crowded However, room has been found n tho palace for other kings, for the crown prince Of Italy and for Prince Friedrich of Prussia and Prince Ernst August of Hanvoer.
 Not Forgiven Him
 From this 1t may be deducod that the British royal family hos not for' given Carol for divorcing Princess Helen of Greece.
 Carol has been loyal to Mme. Lupescu in good times and bad, They were in exile In Paris together, living In Q little suburban villa. He formally gave up Ss right to the throne, but was made King by Q coup after the death of Carols father and the succession of hs son Michaei-who Is to be here With him.
 Roumania statesmen have protest. cd vainiy against Carols friendship, snd political parties have been or. ganized with the main purpose of forcing Mme. Lupescu into exile. Carol has paid no attention.