The Washington times. [volume], January 11, 1932, Page 4, Image 4

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"IDEAL” PRINCE I
INU.S.FQR i
VISIT
.NEW YORK. Jan. 11 (1.N.6) |
rate Miss Cinderella.
, For one of the best-looking
yftncfes in the business of royalty'
is Here for his fifst Afriefican
visit.
His highness. Constantine Liech
tensfeih. 19. is the youngest
prinfce of the royal house which
rules over the vest pocket prin
cipality of Liechtenstein.
He was modest about his coun
try. He saw:
“You cdtflfl Ski through my
country in an hour if you were
H i Itetry, You see. H is dtfly ;
12 miles long and five miles
And he hoped he will never
Inherit the rulership.
His highness came over as a
member of the Oxford Uhiversitv
team which recently com
peted in Canada against Cam-
Bridge and McGill universities.
Hl said:
“We do not believe in pro
hibition and there is less con
sumption of liquor per person
in Liechtenstein than there is
ffi jlfbhilrition countries.”
Prince Constantine will shortly
t» New Haven to visit relatives
•nd F. H. and H. C Ziegler, also
lhembers of the Oxford skiing
team.
_.\lo one can
believe mother is 402
says
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GIRL HURT IN AUTO CRASH
Marie Walter. 21. of 615 El
liott St. N. E.. suffered Sligfit in
juries yesterday when an auto
mobile operated by Earl S. Rus
sell. 22. of 223 Ninth St. N. E.,
in which she was riding, collided
with a machine driven by Alonzo
Reynolds, colored. 36. of 1730
Mdhtttlo Ave. N: E.. «t Ninth and
t, Streets Northeast.
John E. ftane 12. of 3475 Hol
mead Pl. N. W.. suffered a!
broken leg when he Slipped from i
the curbing at Fourteenth and
Monroe Streets Northwest, yes- ;
terday and fell into the path of
an automobile drawn by Bene-1
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diet M. English. 37. of 1872 New
ton St. N- W.
Mrs. Harry Elliott, 21, of 1329
Eleventh St., pinned under a
street car Saturday night in
front of her home, is improving
at Emergency Hospital, physi
cians say.
Mrs. Elliott stepped in front
of the ear. operated by H. L.
Wright. 25. of 134 Eleventh St.
IN. E.. when she was blinded 6y
1 the heavy snow. /
Just a minute Hint’s al! {fie
tim<> If takes tn inform ><>iir«elf as to
the tietails of the SThran Contest an
iTouneet! torlnj in the Ctas.tfteff Sedfion
I of this newspaper read about it
I win one of the >0 CYSH CRIZES.
L A Pail
Federal Bar Group
To DiScusb Pay Cut
The question of sr • cuts for
Federal employes will be studied
at the monthly of the
Federal Hat Association, composed
of lawyers employed in or prac
ticing before Federal departments
to be held tomorrow at the Uni
versity Club. .
V Entire block, consisting of hotels, office buildings, 4
t etc.--—6ffi, 7ffi, Pi. Avefiti£ to Constitution Avenue. J
y 1-- -•-
> 3,006,000 1,000,000 Feat 4
J BRICK LUMBER 5
C 55,00 Pti ””" >10™...- I
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i Windows and Doors Fire Escapes, Electric »
f in ALL Sizes Elevators
» Complete smoke house equipment, built-in ice boxes, electric *
L passenger and freight elevator*.
a Electrical Fixtures and Wiring—Stbre Fronts—Plate Glass J
W AH Kinds of Interior Trbh, Metal Ceiling, Etc., Etc. *
Soil Pipe, Also Steam and Watir, in All Lengths and Sizes
t Many Otfifer bargains in seasoned building material*—exceptional
» opportunity to save money.
5 American Wrecking Co. i
( 640 Pa. Avenue N.W. 5
Purße*Bnatcher Gets
$6 in Auto Robbery
A purse containing $6 and
some jewelry was snatched from
Dora Isenberg. 1210 H St. N. E.,
as she was sitting in a parked
automobile at Third and Q
Streets Northwest last night. The
robber escaped. .
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7th, Bth and E Sts.—NAtional 9800
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Boys’ Wear Drastically Reduced!
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7 ....
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n sum «■■■■■
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Women’s Shoes Misses' Jersey Dresses
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Tots’ Dresses Wash Frocks
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59c 39c.
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