ROUMANIAN CRISIS

Hokitika Guardian, 11 May 1928, Page 2

ROUMANIAN CRISIS

(United Press Association.—By Electric Telegraph.- -Copyright.)

POLITICAL CIRCLES SURPRISED BUCHAREST, May 9.

Political circles are painfully surprised at Carol’s activities in London and ’ offer the opinion that he yielded to his entourage’s advice. Importance is not attached to the manifesto. It is pointed no party has exposed his cause which is considered definitely los,t. Public opinion is most pleased with the British Government’s correct attitude, cutting short tlio adventurous ambition. Bucharest and other towns are enthusiastically preparing to celebrate tlm national festival cm May IGLh for which they are profusely decorated Alania has abandoned his plan of presenting to the Regency the , resolutions passed at Alba Julia. Instead they will be presented to Parliament.

The Government has arrested two journalists because they acre responsible for exaggerated reports of the peasants congress and circulating rumours that three columns were marching up Bucharest and that numerous wete killed and wounded.

CAROL TO LEAVE THE COUNTRY. (United Service.) "London, M*y. 9. A high official of the Surrey constabulary visited Prince Carol at Godstone and informed 'him unless lie left tho country as soon as possible an expulsion order would be enforced.