ROUMANIAN CRISIS
(United Press Association.—By Electric Telegraph.- -Copyright.) PRINCE CAROL. ‘ LONDON, May 11. Prince Carol is suffering from a chill, and lias been in bed all day long. He is feverish and restless, and a doctor is attending him. Doubt is expressed by M. Jonescu whether Prince Carol will he able to travel during the next, lew days. Thus an interesting stiuution will he raised. In view of the Home Secretary’s statement in the House of Commons that Carol must leave England. PARIS, May 11. It is considered unlikely that Prince Carol will return to France. ft is understood that he sold his house at Ncvilly.
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Hokitika Guardian, 12 May 1928, Page 3
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