Evening Star Newspaper, May 1, 1929, Page 12

12 EXKAISER'S SCION NOW .5, RESIDENT Actuated by Love and Busi- ness, Prince Establishes Home in Los Angeles. THE EVEN [ VICTORS IN POSTER CONTEST 1 711} e By the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, May 1.—Romance and a business career have led Prince Louls Ferdinand, second son of the former crown prince of Germany, to establish his residence here. The prince has been taking flying lessons and announced today that he‘ probably would become associated with the aviation department of the Ford Motor Co. He said he had conferred with Henry Word recently in Detroit. | The other attraction here for Ferdi- nand is Lily Damita, motion picture actress, he said. Miss Damita declared | that they had met and fallen in love in Germany two years ago. She declared she had declined to give up her career for marriage, but suggested that if their regard for each other endured she might eventually change her mind. Ferdinand expressed pride in the fact that he had won a degree as doctor of philosophy at the University of Berlin, where he was graduated two months | ago. It was the first time, he said, that a member of the House of Hohen- | zollern had been granted a degree as the result of study. | CITIZENS SEE LACK | OF PLAY SPACES Association Asks Additional Areas for Children of Tyler and Cranch Schools. The declared inadequacy of play- grounds at the Tyler and Cranch Schools in Southeast Washington led members of the Southeast Citizens’ Association to adopt a resolution re- questing the District Commissioners to supply additional areas, at a meeting of the organization last night. | Children attending the schools are | forced to seek recreation in nearby | streets, greatly endangering their lives, it was said. In the vicinity of Tyler School this danger is exceptionally great, members declared, as a street car line borders the present playground area. ‘The proposed additional gasoline tax was attacked and a resolution against it was indorsed. Capt. William E. Luckett, discussing the reclamation project which provides for the reclaiming of the Anacostia flats region, declared the work was 8. A. G. Herrmann. president of the essociation, presided. Ford to Honor Edison. NEW YORK. May 1 (#)—“Light's golden jubilee” is to be celebrated October 21 at Dearborn, Mich., with a gut banquet by Henry Ford to A. Edison. It is planned to observe the fiftieth anniversary of the discovery of the incandescent light also by special illumination in many cities. A Year—Two Years or even more time, often passes before an estate can be finally settled. The Union Trust Company’s service as Executor and Trustee will protect the value of your estate its scitlement may require. vited. 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