Evening Star Newspaper, October 27, 1930, Page 7

BORIS TAKES BRIDE HOME ON HS YACHT New Queen c+ Bulgaria Tear- ful on Leaving Italy as « Crowd Cheers. By the Associated Press. BRINDISI, Italy, October 27.—King Boris of Bulgaria and his Queen, the former Princess Giovanna of Italy, de- parted rglay aboard the Bulgarian royal it Chear Ferdinand for the B port of Varna to the fare- well cheers of 60,000 persons. ‘Giovanna appeared deeply affected as she bade good-by to her sister, the Princess Mafalda, and her brother, Prince Humbert of Pledmont. The bride, who cried during her marriage ceremony Saturday, again broke into tears, sister's eyes were moist and her brother was visibly moved. The princess threw her arms time after time around both of them before she tore Aaway. As the ship pulled away from shore, however, she smiled, just as she smiled Saturday after her tears. She gave the cheering crowds lining the gdocks the an salute, while King ‘Boris dofTed his cap. A few minutes after the King and Queen sailed the Crown Prince and Princess of Piedmont and the Prince and Princess of Hesse, th: latter the THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, OCTOBER' 27, - 1930. ' CRANE CRUSHES FLAT BUILDING This large steel crane, toppling off an elevated railroad track, fell 20 feet and crushed a Detroit flat building. and went to Indian John Hyde's house “FLASHLIGHT RAIDS” CHURCH CONSECRATED LATEST RUM METHOD Cardinal Hayes Completes Ceremo- Speakeasy Employes and Guests Are Photographed by Police Against Bar, By _the Associated Press. BOSTON, October 27.—The “fllash- light raid,” something new in official ) easies in this sec- tion, was intr blue-coated raiders visited two suspect- ed dispensers of illicit beverages. At one place 18 employes and guests were compelled to line uj bar and submit to flas] graphs, Not once, but six times, against the light photo- lice cameraman pulled the trigger of f.?. flash gun as the alleged cus- tomers and otherwise. in front views, profiles Twelve men went through the same ordeal at another place. No liquor was found at either place and no_arrests were made. Capt. Jeremiah Gallivan, Who intro- duced the system. said it was for the g:"l ence that the places had visited and inspected. of givi the courts specific St been Hong Kong: has imposed a tax of 15 cents, which is approximately 5 cents in American currency, on all gasoline and all light hydro-carbon oils. CLAFLIN Optician—Optometrist cort the bridal -1 ‘mediately. couple part of the dis- tance toward Varna. “:be continued cheering and luting until the two ships with their | escort of four Italian scout cruisers passed out of sight. Gy, e Steel Executive Will Retire. ‘WHEELING, W. Va, October 27 (#). M. 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