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MEPFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOKD.. OREGON. FRIDAY. JTXE 21. 1935. PAGE ELEVEN 'LADY PINO' OF KING CAROL DOING as much at ease on the tiptoe as any one else flat-loot. Two tap numbers tn wiiart style by the syncopators. Goof us and Goof.ne in eccentric movements. The real French Apache which was so splendidly executed by Jewel De ter and Jimmy Foster. Eight little Penguins will give at amusing performance. In costumes Acrobatic stunts together with I lew movements In adagio. launch an Intensive campaign for a $40,000,000 downtown subway sys tem for Cleveland. The program will be planned as a federal public works project under terms of a resolution passed by city council. NEBRASKANS TO PICNIC IN GRANTS PASS SUNDAY Nebraskans now residing In south ern Oregon will gather In Riverside park at Grant Pass Sunda.v for their Tery. advertising chairman, a potluck dinner will be enjoyed at 12:30 and there will be a variety of events on the program as is usual at these In teresting get-togethers. OREGON GRANGE HEAD VISITS G. P. TONIGHT It was announced today that Ray Gill, state master of the Orange, will be present at tonight's meeting of first ai nd second degree work. All lnter- ested are Invited to be present. Sew ing room projects have pro- Sub nay (or Cleveland? CLEVELAND (UP) A civic Com nut tee was being formed here t vided homa employment for 15.281 Okta women. all heads of their re i families. Phone 543. We'll haul away yji refuse City Sanitary service Cm Mall Tribune want ads. annual picnic. ' According to R. M- Central Point Grange to exemplify spectlv MMI VIENNA ( ( AP Magda Lupescu, King Carol's ginger-bread confldaute and frequent companion, has "disap peared." Confldentoal Information reaching diplomatic cir- 11 1 &v reports that Blbl." as the ro- mantle king calls' 2 mi Jewish friend, j i iu ionger seen shopping along the fashionable boulevards of gay Bucharest, a c comp anted by one of the King's atde-de-camps in civilian clothes. And King Carol. magda lupescu w h o previously made regular visits to this most talk- ed-of woman In the Balkans, Is no longer seen making his way clandes- : ttnely to her palatial home In the ; fashionable Chausee section of the capital, tucked away In the back seat of a ram-shackle automobile, effect ively disguised In nondescript civilian attire, with his hat pulled down over bis eyes to defeat detection. Some Rumors Denied Some say Madam Lupescu, describ ed by many as the most powerful feminine figure in the Near East ! since the days of Cleopatra, has sold her magnificent home In the Ru manian capital. It is said she decided. In agreement with the King, to keep entirely out of the public spotlight and to live permanently In Slnaia, 75 miles north of Bucharest, the summer home of the Rumanian royal family. ' Ehe wishes In this way, It Is said, to save the King the embarrassment she ' has caused him In the past by living ! tn the capital. j Others deny that Madam Lupescu I las sold her house, explaining that fcer non-appearance In public Is due ; to her desire to avoid notrlety and ; to spare her royal lover undue pub- liclty. They say that Carol recently j Installed In Magda's home In Bu-! char est one of three magnificent 1 radio -phonographs which the King purchased from a manufacturer of j super radio sets In Indiana, at a cost of $1,400 each. The Rumanian sov ereign also provided his beloved friend with a superb grand piano. In i order to relieve the tedium of Mag- j da'a isolated life in her self-imposed ; Isolation tn the capital. j Home Sumptuous j Those who recently visited Madem Lupescu at her home In Bucharest i describe the house as fit for the i Queen of Sheba. The walls are cov- j ered with priceless Goeblln tapestries and masterpieces of painting, while the floors are laid with superb Orien tal rugs of the "museum-piece" order, and the mantle-pieces and tables bristle with bronze and marble works of art. Princess Helen, the flghtful : Queen of Rumania and King Carol's divorced wife, never had such an '. elaborate paiace during all the years ahe was In Bucharest. ' j Jn order that "Bibi" may not be ; too lonely when Carol is away, the King has assigned to his Jewish tn- ; amorata, as a protector and com- ! panion, one of his aides. I Still Powerful ' j In spite of the fact that all the ' most powerful political leaders In Ru mania are arrayed against Madam Lu- pescu. King Carol's friend continues i to exercise the most potent power In the affairs of the country. She Is said still to be Chief of the Court Camarilla, which controls all great public undertakings, awards con tracts, directs appointments and pro motions In the army and govern ment, and generally exercises the function of a super-cabinet. More significant than anything else. Madam Lupescu has the much feared Umanlan fascist organization. the "iron Guard," behind her, a 1 1 h ough that is an anti Jew lsh body. This protection is due. accord ing to report in B u c b a rest, to Madam Lupescu having befriend ed and given asylum to the Chief of the Iron Guard, Colonel Zelea Codreanu. when the latter kins carol was wanted by the police after the assassination at Sinala of the late Ion Duca, who was prime minister of Rumania. sk-Wi ,x- , rm . v , w J PLANNED FOR BEAGLE BEAGLE, June 21. (Spl., Beagle is going to have an old-fash lonsd Fourth of July celebration at the Beagle hall with all kinds of races and stunts for the children, pony races, radio and basket lunch. 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