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Invading Paris Michael's ‘Clan’

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PARIS, Feb. 19-—-Michael's abdication has provoked a inass exodus from Romania of his most of seeking. permanent

No complete figures are avail able at the moment as to just how many of these voluntary exilas have reached here so far, but the! migration is being compared 10 that of Czarist Russians after the

Meanwhile, the unofficial compatriots, founded here two years ago under leadership of former Foreign Minister Gregoire Gafencu, has organized a special social service

Except for numerous reports .n conditions they left behind tnem about all the incoming Romanians are bringing with them are a few personal jewels and furs, quickly sold to provide food and

GREENCASTLE, Feb. 19—Dr, Clyde. E. Wilda, président of DePauw University, will deliver Lenten service addresses in Hamfiton, Canada, and Niagara Falls,

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Harold K. Teague, secretary.

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other Auxiliary fo proms officers are Willlam F. Nixon,| The’ Sahara Grotto auxiliary vice president and treasurer, and | {investigating committee will meet for a noon luncheon next { The hoard of directors. includes Thursday at the home of Mrs. DAVOS, Switzerland, Feb. 19—If Pringess Anne. of Bourbon-| the three officers and the follow-

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