The Washington times., 1935-04-05
NOW
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AIDES TO MARS
BY HELEN ESSARY

SeL1Ce OF uypOCIASJ'
Aides to the War Racket. (You
and know themO:
MoronS-who blame every
thing, particularly wars, on that
Grand Old Alibi III I'm a n
Nature!
American women who had
swell time rolling bandages and
entertaining young soldiers dur
ing the World War (and staying
comfortably alive themselves
who say:
"Well, we might as well get
In first and clean things up
properly"
Those who insist every gener'
alton must have its war.
Toy shops like the one IN
Washington which. is selling tin
helmets. I asked the clerk:
'Why sell these?"
She answered very gaily:
go! Don't you know we are
going to, have another war? Yes,
indeed. We are"
In some parts Of the world,
Just now, romance, not war and
depression, are the topics Of
conversation.
Two of the Scandinavian
countries, Denmark and Sweden,
are discussing the marriage in
May of Christian Frederik,
Crown Prince Of Denmark, and
Princess Ingrid, daughter Of the
Crown Prince Of Sweden.
Denmark is delighted with the
match, so Mr.. Otto Wadsted,
the Danish Minister, told me
last night. His country feels
that this is a very happy alli-
ance and thinks it fortunate in
deed that Denmark may some
day have Ingrid as queen.
Nine. BoStrom, wife Of the
Swedish Minister, said that
Sweden, too, was very pleased
with the marriage.
The Crown Prince Of Den.
mark, I have discovered, is not
only a handsome, charming
fellow with the appearance and
manner one hopes for in Royal.
ty, but he is a fine musician and
q composer. He attends every
concert and opera in Copen-
hagen. The Danish musicians
and concert masters are his
friends.
In the last few years he has
assumed many Of the public
duties Of the King, his father.
He is a naval officer and has
the rank Of Commander in the
Royal Danish Navy. He has
Travelled frequently on the Con-
tinent and in the Far East.
Princess Ingrid must be a
fairy.tale princess. She is pretty
and gay and clever and good.
She has big blue eyes and yellow
hair. She plays tennis. She
often met Prince Christian Fred
erik on the tennis courts of the
Riviera. She rides horseback
daily in the park near Stock
holm.
She can cook and sew. The
gorgeous new altar cloth EN-.
broidered in gold in the Chapel
of the Royal Palace is her handi-
work.
Princess Ingrid's, interest in
charity has been a fine example
to the ladies of Stockholm. She
is the first member of the Royal
Family to concern herself with
the condition Of the deaf mutes.
For their benefit. she arranged
O splendid pageant at the Stock
holm Town Hall. Those taking
part wore the costumes of the
Queens and various royal ladies
Of Sweden. The pageant was so
successful that it was repeated
II times.
Since the death Of her
mother, Princess Ingrid has
looked after her father and
her brothers.
Suitable royal marriages are
steps toward harmony among
nations.
Why not marry off one Of
the Roosevelt Royal Family to
. sister Of Herr Hitler or a
cousin Of MuSSOlini?
There's probably q marriage.
able Stain who would like to
do well in France.
The more I think about the
idea, the better it gets. What
do you think?
Lent and Fish for Dinner
drag on. Try President RooSe
velt's favorite dish. IT.
Kaedjere.
Take a cup of flaked, boiled
white fish and one of boiled
rice, two hardboiled chopped
eggs; mix, season, and put in
the oven to brown.
And there you are. Eating
the dish Of an Immortal.
DR.. Marie c. Bentivoglio
visiting Geographer from Aus
tralia, discovers in the home
of Walter R. Tuckerman the
Van Dyke Portrait of her kins
man, Cardinal Bentivoglio.