Salt Lake Telegram | 1926-11-28 | Page 23 | Queen Marie Was Not Called Home by Rumania, but Told to Watch Step, Writers Says

Q Queen een Marie Was Vas Not Called Home by Rumania but Told To Watch St Step p Writer Says S ial Correspondent Finds Queen Is G Greatly Beloved at Home Subjects Not Agic Agitated Agi- Agi c Jr by Any Aspects of Tour 1 U. U ED EDITORS EDITOR'S TORS NOTE NOTE Here Here Is the f first red J detailed dispatch Rumania outlining conditions in jn sIne Eln e Queen Marie sailed to America Amer Amer- fC ica li sensational conflicting reports from l Bucharest and other I European and Balkan cap- cap 1 si Ital Began to flood the cables NEA EA ServI Serl Service o sent John Graudenz veteran Correspondent from Berlin to Bu- Bu To avoid the drastic Ru- Ru l censorship which has held n ws and caused expulsion of correspondents Graudenz returned to P- P Berlin to file me this dispatch 9 iBy Sy By JOHN GRAUDENZ N E Service Special Correspondent BUCHAREST Nov No 27 Quee Queen Marie of ot Rumania was not ordered home honie by her government but she cabled peremptorily to w watch he step during Her Iter American tour Marie fie tie stepped off ort the reservation In discussing the future of her son c Carol the government felt BO so- so t. t sent her word in effect to Pipe down explains the cabled d reports that King Ferdinand had recalled hl spouse o many years the faction in headed by former Premier B had opposed the queens queen's planned long-planned trip According to th Rumanian constitution o the thc king but does not rule When the cabinet finally relented Marie Made was forced to pledge herself herselt to efrain from any discussion of politics abroad l. l OfFICIAL WARNING Consequently when In an interI inter- inter I vi with the American press presa the queen aired the possibilities of Carols Carol's return as crown crO prince the go sent its warn- warn in im 1 ul this half medieval half Orl- Orl Balkan capital with Its const constant con con- st stant hr atmosphere of intrigue and 0 cej ceu trying to hamper the life of ot f the ordinary citizen is is not nt n agitated by any aspects of th the tt tour ur of its lovely lovery ruler everyone e Is happy about It l correspondent discovered real Ici 0 affection popular affection for the whole i ni- ni family King Ferdinand a. a aman man man from a a. liver complaint Ml I might take him away at alC altime al- al C any time ime goes driving through t-Ah t streets to meet not bombs but r tributes of good will wU D r Carious iOUS rumors spread through Ugh B such I such arest-such such as those t to the 0 that Marie had b been en ordered orde ed tome home These are wafted as ontra contra I over the border because rigid eQ has been clamped down the newspapers which must D n nofe even hint criticism of or royalty t f finds that powerful factions f 1 eo rt former Crown Prince T c s 's desire to return and there n. e e discussion of th the possibility f- f te the press censorship P EASED E SED WITH TRIP rr K official told told me the for- for J office was much pleased with Ip's Jp's success which was in all 8 5 beneficial to Rumania ii vas hinted that while Maries Marie's Wj as strictly of ofa a private charI char- char f. f T I she would naturally discuss and even the possibility of often tM ten she met J. 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P Morgan a ther financiers such auch should conversation pro- pro 4 cs practical al results the they would so theres there's not the c. c lest it reason for regret from a n-al n 1 viewpoint said the or- or j r. r Id manla's manlas morals both personal an arid i commercial are somewhat so nobody so-nobody sees anything 1 Ig In the businesslike manner ie queen in America t heyre eYre used to that sort of or thing t r rg at t home hom for the royal roal family Is id to buy its necessities and andos os chiefly against certificates t Ics E by concerns capitalizing the i f by Uby special appoint- appoint t l to their majesties t PRESTIGE VALUED 4 1 1 gfa Prestige means everything to Ru- Ru ns so nothing must be said saidi i- i t the royal family although f are to be heard about the theof of ot Queen Marie Really cally and unmistakably the theis ii is 18 greatly beloved especially the the- people who say Our Marie Jade is making a a. long trip t h States for our sake ti credit f to get t. t existent state of or siege is oby ob- ob v r IY y threatened with refrain from criticism or orthe Et s the readers reader's ability to read en the fhe lines First reports of ofis in is reception distributed by radio agency sounded rt but jut when some news- news 4 t Ja Ia er r cited unfavorable 1 W n i press comment they w confiscated Generally how- how 3 Q ar the entire Ure press seems solidly id the crown for tor nationalistic is r gw 4 King Ferdinand always has b be apathetic j apat eUc toward his wife's nance but nevertheless ne is an annoyed an- an w c. n noyed nOea e over reports from from- America personally saw the tho king a few F d ago hi tn n his carriage on the CaEi clad In a a. green hu hunters hunter's ers er's coat and hat The throngs greeted ted him but gr quietly sincerely IN PARIS Naturally however his sickness sickness- le ip Causing continual discussion or or Carols Carol's prospects C Carol u-ol u is In Pas but his most Intimate secretary secre secre- tary ar is 15 at Belgrade to sound out o national sentiment Except for tor a aF F t nV ew old generals the entire army fa favors his return although this is legally iy Impossible without a constitutional constitutional con con- l amendment Of course cours Carol could return by bya a p J If If-he If he were willing to e esy the l e consequences consequences but all an depends de- de on the Intentions of his e eri the eroy the real dictator of Ruma- Ruma uia BraUnau B Besides sides the army th the fused n fused newly party of peasants and peasants and the Transylvanian nationalists favor his return and this thIr undoubtedly would have haye had a 1 majority laor y vin in In re recent nt if teri ter not had been resorted ted rejo to by th th faction 44 fv i if f f