Evening Star Newspaper, June 22, 1928, Page 21

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, ©D. C. TRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1928 Pmuc[% TU SERVE | l DECREE GRANTED BY BUCHAREST COURTS FLYET’L_AJJSE “;ZEEJEESX:{%.P‘ e Tune in Tonight at 8 P.M. - Hassell Takes Oft in Plane Which | G ’ WRC on the Bourjois hour . . . He Hopes to Fly to go to Paris! Be gay in Montmartre at the Lapin Bedei J Agile! You'll find all the smart women there b using S asadigiel By the Assoclated Press. Bourjois Face Powder Helen, Granted Divorce, For- L h el T e A FASHION INSTITUTION Manon Lescaut, Java, or Peaches. .. .come get it here at Jelleff's ... .....$1.25, $1.50 Sunning Sunburning Swimming Three good reasons took off here | this morning for a non-stop flight to Paris Waushington NewYork for a bathing suit + Pree of her wayward hushand, former | gives Carol and Wishes Him Happiness. | Los Angeles in the Jfilllle he hopes to | use next month in a flight to Stockholm, | Sweden. Hassell was accompanied by Parker D. | Cramer, inspector for aeronautics for | \ . ths Department of Commerce in the | § \ Southwest district. | \ | Hass®ll said he planned to make the flight from Rockford to Stockholm in two hops, some time in July. By the Astociated Press BUCHAREST, Rumania. June 22— Crown Prince Carol, Princess Helen in-| Londoners are giving up electric au-, 3 tomobiles. there being 540 owners of | s the e ol clectric cars in 1926, only 48 last sbsolute and she is free to remarry, she / aniiies AN QN Ciny e oy does not intend to do o = Princess Forgives Wrongs. Princess Helen showed no signs of exultation when informed that her pe- tition had been granted. She seemed instead to be stricken with sorrow at the ition of exile and ostracism into | which Carol had been plunged since he eloped with Magda Lupsscu in 1925 Princess Helen of Rumania (left), who has been awarded a divorce by the | . s Anstmoi be will bigin & et ‘arest courts from Prince Carol, former Crown Prince of Rumania. ter life and will find the happiness tha he apparently failed to find with me. “T can forgive but never forget the wrongs he did to me and my child.” Carol may appeal within five days on | 9 the ground of the incompetency of thc | . court, but his lawyers said after the di- | vorce was granted that appeal would futile. Neither Carol nor Princess Helen ‘was present at the proceedings. The attorney for the princess, in pre- senting her petition, stressed C: violation of the sanctity and dignity of e A FASHION INSTITUTION his marriage and charged abandonment | ris NewYork 00 Hats Are Left Michael's Custody Fixed. ‘The court ruled that from the Choice-of-the-House Sale—and This Last Day They Are What Is the Abbey o Mausoleum See Page 9 Final Clearaway! Washington tody had been fixed as & kingly station and was not subject to alteration. A regency composed o Prince Nichol gr. M. ., pa=- triarch 6f the Rumanian Church, and | ormer president of | rules for him. I's mother, recetv at Catroceni Pa t. RUBINI'S WIFE WINS IN SUIT FOR DIVORCE ——— | | Violinist's Attorneys Consent toL Verdict After Sister-in- | Law's Testimony. Hats of hair or milan... sprightly little sports hats of felt or bangkok .. . cool cro- cheted viscas . . . felts to wear into the fall. Just this- one last oppor- tunity. —already the early fall hats are here and they must have preference in our stocks . . . so those that remain of the sale ended last Monday must go regardless of former prices. There are choice hats bought this spring . . . and some exceptional values brought in especially for the Choice-of-the-House Sale. | | | | 22.—The di-| ubini and | close in court here vesterday after the sister of the wife had accused the famous violinist of attacking her when she was 17 years of 222 ‘was made by Irene Jor- for her sister, ht the divorce action. g her statement | Every sale must be final! We cannot per- Immediately fol mit exchanges nor returns—the price is so low attorneys for both sides went into con- | ference with the judge, and a few min- | utes later they announced that Mrs.| Rubini would b granied her decree; ‘without further contest. The questions | of disposition of community property | and the custody of the two children re- mained to be settled. . Rubini .liasnfl!dhlhll she had u willing to give up her own career | singer to make a home "y 2,sinser to make o bome for the vio- | NN RO " She said she ac- (Excepting Large Hats) IR e AN FLYERS FETED. BERLIN, June 22 (#).—On the invi- of President von Hindenburg, the . Hermann Koehl, Baron van eld and Maj. James | Pitamaurice. attended party Swan Boat Now Operating on the Tidal Basin (Foot of 17th Street N.W.) A safe and delightful motor boat gide on the placid waters of the Tidal Basin in Potomac Park. Take your kiddies for a ride, and less fartunate children of the Dis- A Remarkable Value in an Rt 10 B0 All-White Porcelain Leonard Woliare Smm;.z rough the Chi! mfl:;':‘::'fl::"l.:.;:';xm;': | VALUES like this are few and far between. ginning at 10 A M. daily. i o Snowciwhite porcelain Leonard Clean- . able—inside and out. 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