KING UNPOPULAR.
Rumanian Peasants Object to Liaison With Lupescu. STRICT CENSORSHIP. (Received lo' a.m.) LONDON, December 16. "Down with Fascism," "Down with Lupescu," echoed through the streets of Bucharest when troops were called out to stop 10,000 angry peasants marching on King Carol's Palace, reports the "Daily Herald" correspondent at Belgrade.
The censorship was so tight that the story of the demonstrations against King Carol and his red-haired lover was not known outside Rumania. "I had to quit the country to send it." says the correspondent. The police broke up the meeting. ROYAL APPRENTICE. PRINCE IN SHOE FACTORY. (Received 11 a.m.) LONDON", December 10. The "Daily Mail" Kuchai "est correspondent says Prince Michael, heir to the Throne, is learning to m;ike shoes. He worked with apprentices in a factory and later worked with motor mechanics ill pursuance of King Carol's plan that lie should learn all sides of industrial life.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 299, 17 December 1937, Page 7
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