COULD BE HAPPY.
' Mother of Princc Carol's | Child. I i j NO WISH TO BE QUEEN, i (Received 11 a.m.) t PARIS, February 22. Madame Lambrino, interviewed regarding Prince Carol's meeting with her ! son Michael, at Kapallo. says: "I never ' dream of being Quern. 1 only ask that our boy Mircea should grow up happy with a father to guide him.'' ! Theatre?, cinemas, dressmakers and j shops of Paris are no attraction to , | Madame Lambrino. who spends her days { alone or in the company of Mircea. who is at a French boys' school. ! She ha# hundreds of Carol"# love | letters and threatens to use them, but j she denies any hatred against Carol or that she is desirous of revenge. She says she would not be doing a [ mother's duty if she didn't uphold iMircea's rights. It is terrible, she states, to live 300 yards from Carol and • never to be able to talk with him. "If j Carol came back to-morrow." she remarked, "we could be happy again." j
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Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 45, 23 February 1927, Page 9
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