Evening Star Newspaper, November 7, 1929, Page 58

ROYAL WEDDING MAY BE IN ROME Pauline Chapel, in Quirinal Palace, Probable Site of Humbert’s Marriage. W7 the Associated Press. ROME, November 7.—Indications to- @day were that Crown Prince Humbert and Princess Marie Jose of Belgium would be married in Rome at the Pauline Chapel in the Quirinal Palace. The crown prince, who has been in Rome for several days, yesterday re-| P ceived the papal nuncio, Mgr. Bor- gongini Duca, for a 20-minute conver- sation, presumably in the connection, while Queen Eleana came from San Rossore in the strictest incognito to dis- cuss the wedding plans with her son. The chapel, which was named after pe Paul V, was chosen because it is now a private chapel in the royal house and can be policed with ease and cre- dentials of guests controlled. The ice will mean a more intimate fam- function than had been planned previously, without a gala cortege of State carriages, but it was supposed the l!! married pair would give the ace a chance to cheer them in a .¥ pearance on the Quirinal halcony ter the wedding. Certain other edifices have not been definitely excluded from the arrange- gnents. These included the national church, St. Mark of the Angels, in which the prince’s parents were mar- rled, and Santa Maria in Aracoeli, on Capitoline Hill, near the statue of Vic- tor Emanuel II. St. Peter's was for a long time con- sidered because it is the most spacious church in Christendom, but finally was 5 sbandoned becausz of its location out- @de the Italian state. = The visit of the Italian sovereign to the Pope, it is believed now, will take place the first week in December, the delay being occasioned by various re- pairs to the gate through which the Foyal carriage will pass. ;;STRATON WILL IS FILED. Estate, in Excess of $10,000, Is Bequeathed to Widow. NEW YORK, November 7 (#).—Rev. hn Roach Straton, who died October , at Clifton Springs, N. Y., left his entire estate to his wife, Mrs. Georgia Hillyer Straton of 338 West Seventy- first street, according to the terms of his will filed for probate yesterday. The petition states that the estate is *more than $10,000” in personal prop- grty and “more than $5,000” in real mperty The widow was named execu- without bond. P TOOK AUTO TO VOTE lm Arrested in Car Admlu Theft in Order to Cast Ballot. NEW YORK, November 7 (A.—A high sense of civic responsibility was given as the reason for the theft of an automobile here Tuesday. Patrolman Thomas W. Donigan told & magistrate in West Side Court that ‘when Roger Maloney, 21, was taken in custody with the patrolman’s car he ad- mitted taking it “because he had no ¢ar and wanted to return to Schenec- tady to vote in the election.” fulb i R PENALTY FOR OBJECTORS. New Zealand to Send “Draft < 'Dodgers” to Salvation Army. IO v, Bt N — or ter of defénse, the House of re- sentatives today that in the future ‘Zealand’s conscientious objectors w military service would be assigned to ;wmrvlu!n the dsag-tlox; Arm’ y“ He said ‘woult made for giving the objectors to military training an :lwr- mate form of service with the Salvation Army. DIARIES and DESK CALENDARS for 1930 Now On Sale LIVINGSTON, INC. 722 13th St. N.W. If You Need— LASTIC KNEE CAPS Get It At GIBSON’S 917 G St. N.W. Our F ndaz Specials Red Snapper....30clb. Filet of Flounder, 35c lb. Sword Fish......50clb. Crab Lump......75clb. Cooked Shrimp . .60c Ib. Clams.........30cdoz. Wholesale Retail Eacho & Co.,Inc. 21-22-23 Municipal Fish Market lh & Water 8.W. 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Fouts, professor of medicine at Creighton College, Omaha, was chosen president-elect of the American College of Physical Therapy yesterday at the annual convention. Dr. Norman E. Titus of Columbia University Medical Center, New York City, will serve as president this year, having been formally installed at the opening of the present convention. . Gustav Kolischer of Chicago, noted cancer authority, was made sec- ond vice president, succeeding Dr. E. W. Erhardt. Dr. Luther W. Tarbell of Battle Creek College, Michigan, was ted third vice preside; AYEAROLD e It needs new tubes Don’t blame your radio set for poor reception with worn-out tubes. Once & year, at least, it needs & brand mew set of RCA Radiotrons. The set build- at RADIOTRON *“Radiotrons are the heart of your Radio Set” Come in for a Demonstration Get It At 917-19 G St. NW. . For your pleasure The Clicquot Club Eskimos ~—every Tuesday 10, New York Time, from WEAF, and 40 associated radio stationss TTTLE 12-0z. bottles. 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