Evening star. [volume], January 02, 1930, Page B-13, Image 27

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BELGIAN PRINCESS
SAYS GOOD-BYES
Marie Jose Leaves Brussels
Tomorrow for Rome, Scene
of Her Wedding.
By th* Associated Press.
BRUSSELS. January 2. Princess
Marie Jose will leave here tomorrow
for Rome, where, on January 8, she
will become the bride of Humbert,
Prince of Piedmont and heir to the
Italian throne.
She will be accompanied on the spe
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clal train which will carry her across
France and Italy by her father, King
Albert, and her mother, Queen Eliza
beth; high government dignitaries and
those who will serve as her attendants
at the wedding.
Extraordinary precautions will be
taken over the entire route to be trav
eled by the train to prevent any un
toward incident. An attempt was made
recently to assassinate the bridegroom
when he visited Brussels to announce |
his betrothal, and since then several
conspiracies against lives of the Bel
gian royalties and Italian dignitaries
have been uncovered.
The princess, the youngest of three
children of the Belgian royal pair and
who is but 23 years old. yesterday took
leave of the personnel of the royal
house. Each member was presented
with the princess’ photograph and an
autograph Inscription signed ''Marie
Jose.”
The president of the Senate and
House of Deputies arranged to meet
the princess today, bringing her gifts
and bidding her farewell.
THE F.VEXING STAR. WASHINGTON. D. C. THURSDAY. JANUARY 2, 1930.
DETROIT TO GIVE
RUBIOJYELCOME
Mexican President Unper
turbed by Unfriendly Atti
tude of Some in Crowd.
By the Associated Press.
DETROIT, Mich., January 2. —After
a reception marred by a hostile demon
stration on the part of 200 or more men
and women who mingled with a friendly
crowd at the railroad station, Pascual
Oritz Rubio, President-elect of Mexico,
today was scheduled to receive the of
ficial greetings of the City of Detroit.
The President-elect appeared unper
turbed by the unfriendly attitude of the
noisy group which was outnumbered 10
to 1 by those who cheered as he left his
train at the Michigan Central station
last night. The hostile crowd was said
by police to have been composed princi
pally of local Communists. Two men
were detained by police. They gave their
names as Philip Ramone, 30, and Law
rence Gosman, 16.
I Some 2,000 Meximns, about two
fifths of the Mexican population of De
troit. gathered at the station to wel
come the President-elect, and police had
no indication of the intended demon
stration until it started. It was con
fined to booes, shouts, hisses and the
waving of red banners. Police reserves
were called and restored quiet. The
President-elect discussed the affair
lightly and with a smile.
Today's program called for an official
reception at the city hall. Ortiz Rubio
plans to remain in Detroit several days,
visiting the plants of automobile manu
facturers and meeting with Mexicans
living here.
BREWSTER TO SEEK
GOULD SENATE SEAT
Former Maine Governor Announces
Candidacy for Nomination at
June Primaries.
By the Associated Press.
DEXTER. Me., January 2.—Former
Gov. Ralph O. Brewster Tuesday an
nounced he would become a candidate
for the Republican nomination for
United States Senator at the June
primaries to succeed Senator Arthur R.
Gould of Presque Isle.
Senator Gould recently stated at
Washington that he would not seek re
election ahd would support Representa
tive Wallace D. White of Lewiston for
the nomination.
"The dominance of the West in na
tional legislation has been a result of
sectional assertiveness,” the former gov
ernor said in his announcement, which
was in the form of a letter sent to |
members of Republican committees In
the State.
"Without sacrifice of our responsibil
ity to the Nation and its concerns, it
seems evident that Maine and New
England must definitely take a more
aggressive attitude In their own behalf.”
-—m
BODY IS IDENTIFIED.
Man Killed in Auto Accident Is
Classed as Wanderer,
COLUMBUS. Tex.. January 2 (JP). —
The body of an elderly man killed here
last Saturday in an automobile accident
was Identified yesterday as that of John
Winthrop Sargent, a wanderer.
C. B. McDonald, civil engineer for the
Southern Pacific lines, said he knew
Sargent Intimately in Peru several years
ago and that a brother, Roy Sargent,
was in Caracas, Venezuela.
Reports that the man was a noted
scientist were contradicted by his diary.
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