GREEK THRONE

Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 33, 3 November 1920, Page 7

GREEK THRONE

. 9 . THE NEXT OCCUPANT v PRINCE CHARLES OF BELGIUM .3, SUGGESTED | By Tele»raph-Pr6B» Aji»ooI&tlon--OoDyrJgM Paris, November 1. Tho "Petit Parisien" states that' M. Venizelos is likely to ask the King of the Belgians' second son, now a schoolboy at Eton, to accept the Greek throne. —Aus.-N.Z. Cable Asm. TPrinoe Charles, Count of Flanders, the second son of King- Albert, is'seventeen years of ago.] . .- HELLENIC GOVERNMENT'S VIEW OF PAUL'S REFUSAL ENLARGED CHAMBER HAT EIJECT A KING. (R«c. November 2, 915 p.m.) ' London, November 1, i in 1 woll - illfo ™ed circles it is learn- ! ed that the Hollenio Government considers that as Constantino has abdicated, there m no obstacle to the succession of Prince Paul, whose refusal is regarded merely as- playing with words. In the event of Prince Paul persisting in his refusal, elections will bo held for 0, further 3G9 members, who, with the present , Chamber of Deputies, will elect a King, ' — Tho Times." FUNERAL OF~IiG ALEXANDER _. ~ Athens, November 1. King Alexander was buried in the' Ko.val Palace of Tntoi, on the* slopes of Mount Parnes, with extraordinary pomp and solemnity. Ex-Queen Olga (wife of - late King George of Greece) and Madame Manos rode together in tho procession.— Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn.