Evening Star Newspaper, September 30, 1937, Page 36

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The match undoubtedly has great political significance. 1In the first place, in the Balkans, a King without male issue is always in danger of los- ing his throne and the marriage of | King George of Greece was childless. Now that the King is divorced he can | hardly remarry without provoking the anger of the orthodox clergy. So his younger brother, Crown Prince Paul, has to marry to assure the continuity of the Glucksburg dynasty in Greece. Secondly, the marriage with the daughter of a pronounced German Nazi prince will probably sfrengthen the already strong ties between Ger- many and Greece. Aside from the political aspects of the match, the question of money is also to be considered, it is believed, because the Duke of Brunswick, the only son of the late Duke of Cumber- land, is one of the wealthiest German princes. ‘The bride-to-be and the prince are | (not only related to all the famous | | royal families of Europe, but are clcse | relatives of each other because Prince Paul's mother was the sister of Kaiser Wilhelm, while Princess Frederika's mother is the only daughter of the former German Emperor. Prince Paul is 35 years old Prince Paul left Athens Saturday morning by plane and arrived in Vienna in time to catch the Orient Express by which he traveled to Aubach, Upper Austria (Copyright, 1837.) Vocational Classes Grow. Enrollments in vocational educa- tional classes in public high schools will be higher this year than last when 1,382,000 youths and adults were in Aubach, near | THE EVENING CROWN PRINCE PAUL. __ PRINCESS FREDERIKA. enrolled to study trades and industries, | home economics and vocational agri- | culture. SAVE MONEY! Yt STAR RADIO'S TERMS and TRADE-IN ALLOWANCES Largest Dfifl?fi! in the City of the NEW 1938 < FREE ~ HOME TRIAL Phone Dist. 4700 109 1ith S¢. N. W, 1350 F St. N. W. STAR, WASHINGTON, BEAUTY CONTEST WAR INVITED BY HOLLYWOOD Betty Grable, Film Player, Given “Miss Ideal America” Title in Atlantic City Challenge. By the Associated Press. HOLLYWOOD, September 30.— Without any fanfare, the Committee for the Improvement of American Standards of Beauty today picked Betty Grable as” “Miss Ideal America.” In presenting the cup to Miss Grable, challenging Atlantic City's right to call its annual beauty contest win- ner “Miss America,” inasmuch as American “young womanhood is not properly represented.” The committee, through its spokes- man, Henry Muir Kurtzworth, said it also felt none of the Atlantic City winners possess the real beauty of many of the young women of Holly- wood and challenged the New Jersey resort, as well as all other beauty the committee said it was | contest promoters, to have their win- ners compete each year with the Hollywood winners. ST Peru is expanding its public works 3022 14th St. N. W. 901-903 KING STHEET. ALEXANDRIA, VA. D. C, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1937. MONTANA EASTERN STAR MEMBER IS ELECTED Mrs. Anna W. Smalley Installed as Most Worthy Grand Matron by General Grand Chapter. 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