Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-17
Z MATIN. Paris.-It is very diff
ficult not to think with approval
and pleasure of the marriage of
4 the Princess of Belgium and the

and pleasure of the marriage of
- the Princess of Belgium and the
Crown Prince of Italy. For this
| marriage greatly resembles a marriage
of choice and inclination, marriage
of true love! The principals are both
young, they are both mos, progresses
| ing In appearance, and they are most
indubitably charmed with each other.
But this is going to be precedent
| fraught with important consequences
If marrying for love Is now admitted
to be the proper thing in royal FAM
lilies, perhaps other families, not royal,
| will consider 1t proper sometimes!
Often the wisdom Of the parents pre-
vents the precipitate union of two
thouehtless young people. who forget
all the practical complexities of life
In the re-eminence of their one alb
sorhing eagerness to wed one another,
thus. as 1t were. guarding against any
possibility Of losing such treasury OF
affection. Parents, however, as rule,
believe more concrete resources are es-
sential Marriage for love does not
offer the same guarantees as marriage
for other more substantial motives"
they say. Well, marriage for love offers
at least the greatest of assurances, that
of pure affection. A life not laviShly
enriched with earthly goods may not
feel safer when we have made good
catch" pecuniarily-but even II life Is
little more rigorous and difficult when
We marry for love, and even II the
union does not fulfill all the glowing
hopes expected of It, nevertheless there
always remain beautiful memories of
such marriage-memoIies rarely hover
ing about the wreckage Of marriage
Of convenience
nd tic anf fioI
ingredients Of matrimonial felicity.
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Choice of Cards
Gives Wrong Impression.
Evening Times, Glassow.-Picture
pest cards are great convenience to
the traveller who In too hurried to write
letters. But accidents will happen. One
old lady who was spending a week or
two in the North recently wrote on a
colored post card which she sent to her
rela tives: Am Unexpectedly detained
here for a few days. Will explain later"
On the card was a view of new prison
in the district where she was staying.
Y +
Attempts Suicide
Because Of vexation.
FL Dictamen, Vera Cruz.--At Mexico
CITY young lady of good family, Seno-
rita Helena Arrendondo. attempted to
deprive herself of life because of little
vexation. Her maid did not obey an in
junction not to sweep while she was Civ
ing music lesson. The servant. Maria
Ramirez Belmonte, was detained pend
ing further investigation of the case,
while the rash victim of impulse was
conducted to the French Hospital.
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g.
Fertile Field for Aviation.
La Prenss. Buenos Airas-It Is the
opinion of no less an authority than the
aviator Lindbergh that the science of
aeronautics is beginning to develop
faster. and be of more service. in South
America than in any ether part Of the
world. Some of the factors that are ac-
counting for this aerial supremacy of
South America are the excellent geo.
graphical characteristics of the coun-
tries. affording security In flight and
landing, and the willingness Of the rail-
roads to admit air tines in competition
in the interests of advancement and
trade. Already the postal air lines be-
tween Buenos Aires and New York are
an accomplished and successful fact.
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Airplanes Us.d
To Combat Insects.
Ell TelsgSsfo, Guayaquil. use OF |
airulanes 10 combat the plaques Of |
insects which oftentines infest the air |
through the distribution Of sprays or |
powders destructive to them over the |
areas. whether land orNSNAnp x:here /