Evening Star Newspaper, October 24, 1930, Page 26

WEDDING DRAWS ROYALTY | 5,000 Troops and Police to Be on Duty at Ceremony Tomorrow. By the Associated Press. ASSISI, Italy, October 24.—Kings and commoners, statesmen and hawk- . ers, soldiers and priests converged on this little city today in anticipation ~ of the marriage tomorrow of Princess | Giovanna, third daughter of the Italian King, to Czar Boris III of Bulgaria. Prior to the ceremony a royal train bearing the bride and groom, King Victor Emanuel, Queen FElena and others attending them will arrive from and San Rossore., After the | ceremony Boris and Gioyanna will leave for a short Adriatic honeymoon prior | to a second ceremony at Sofia. Roman Catholic Ceremony. The Roman Catholic ceremony here 1s by special dispensation of the Pope, who is permitting Glovanna to marry Boris, of the Greek orthodox faith, . with the proviso that their children be hi up as Rcman Catholics and that there be no succeeding Greek orthodox marriage cerzmony which might be construed as having becn rec- gnlmd by the Vatican. Because of ese stipulations it is regarded as prob- able that the Sofia ceremony will be little more than a ceremonicus regis- tration of the marriage. A last-minute rearrangement will permit the ceremony to be held in the so-called Upper Church of St. Francis, instead of the Lower Basilica, on which | it is superimposed. Princess’ Giovanna | had hoped to be married in the lower | church, in which is the sarcophagus | containing the remains of St. Francis of Assisi. The change was made be- cause of the larger upper auditorium. An expert squad of traffic policemen from Rome has been imported to han- dle tomorrow's traffic—which will con- sist principally of the royal automobiles, since all others are to be kept off the Streets from the time the royal party | . arrives until it leaves. Altogether there | about 5,000 troops and police here | the occasion. 35 Princes, Princesses to Attend. ‘Besides King Victor Emanuel and P Princess Giovanna, daughter of the King and Queen of Xtaly, and King Boris of Bulgaria, whose marriage) tomorrow in A“lsl strengthens the friend ship between two nations. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1930. FIRING SQUAD EXECUTES MAN FOR RAIL REMOVAL Mexican Troops Catch Offender in Act of Disconnecting Line. Court-Martial Follows. By the Assoclated Press, CIUDAD, Chihushus, Mexico, Octo- ber 24.—A firing squad has ended the life of Francisco Ruiz Cardenas, whom federal troops caught in the act of removing a rail from the Mexico City- El Paso Railroad line near here. ‘The military escort of the passenger train Tuesday discovered him near Jiminez, allegedly taking the rail from the ties. They brought him to Chihughua City. tried him before a court-martial, which convicted him, and he was executed at dawn Thurs- ay. Several attempts have been made to derail trains in various parts of Mex- ico during the past few weeks by sim- ilar tactics, but Ruiz is the first ever to be captred and punishied for the ac Sophie of Greece and no less than 35 princes and princesses of the blood. Princess Giovanna is a tall, pretty, black-haired, brown-eyed girl, who will be 23 years old November 13. She has known Boris for several ars, their | romance having been thwarted for a long time because of the religious com- plications involved. Boris is 36 years old and has sat on the throne of his country since abdi- cation of his father October 3, 1919. He also is tall and is known as one of the handsomest monarchs of Europe. He is very popular in his own kingdom, here he has a reputation for democ- racy and doing such things as repairing | his own automobile and sitting with the locomotive engineer on occasional | train trips. MUSSOLINI TO ATTEND. ASSISI®Italy, October 24 (#).—Pre- Queen Elena, other royal figures pre- gent will include the former Queen mier Mussolini, Italian dictator, arriv- |ing here tonight for the wedding to- | morrow of Princess Giovanna and King | | of an American woman during his stay. She is Signora Carlo Gino Venans wife of a noted Italian architect, but | was born Bertha Rockwell, daughter of | | Bertrand Rockwell, Kansas City man, who died last Spring, and Mrs. Rock-l well. She went to school in America | and graduated at Wellesley. | ZINC PLANT TO REOPEN | Action in Cherryvale, Kans., Taken | Solely to Aid Employes. | CHERRYVALE, Kans, October 24 | (#).—The Edgar Zinc Co.'s Chefryvale | plant, idle since July, is to resume | operations immediately on a 50 per | cent capacity basis. A. S. McMillan, ' president, said yesterday the step was | Boris IIT of Bulgaria, will be the guest|of our employes and their families.” Employment will be afforded approxi- mately 350 men. “being taken solely in the interest | ENTERPRISE SERIAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION 7th St. and La. Ave. N.W. 65th Issue of Stock Now Open for Subscription Money loaned to members on easy monthly payments James E. Connelly President James F. 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