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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1936-09-04

Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Hottenstein and
daughter, Betty and Miss Helen Car
ey, spent the weekend in Washing
ton, D. C. They were accompanied
home by their daughter, Miss Kath-
crime Hottenstein who spent the past
week in Washington visiting her un-
Gle Capt. David Hottenstein and Mrs.
Hottenstein. Captain Hottenstein is
taking three year law course at the
George Washington University.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1936-09-04
SERVICE OFFICER TO BE
AT THE LOCAL ARMORY

Thomas B. Edwards Veterans Ser
vice Officer will be in the Armory at
Pocomoke City on the following dates,
September 7th and 14th., at which
time he will be glad to assist any
veteran in any claim he may have eth
er against the State or Federal Gov
ernments, relative to Insurance, Hos
pitalization, Bonus or Relief.
There are no charges of any nature
for these services.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1936-09-04

The Junior Aid of Salem M. E.
Church will meet Monday night, Sept.
z, at the Church.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1936-09-04

Mrs. R. Lee Hall and son, Robert,
are visiting relatives in Baltimore.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1936-09-04

Chestertown-$424.
Cambridge-$314.
Elkton-$341.
Hyattsville-$4S1.
Mt. Rainier-$188.
Frostburg-
Westernport-$109.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -ss..
Brunswick-$221.
Havre de Grace-$367.
Takoma Park-$122.
Laurel (Md.--$489. .s...-
In Baltimore City, total retail sales
were $251, 461.OO; in Cumberland,
$11, 676,OOO; Hagerstown, $9,889,000;
$5,351,OOO; Annapolis, $5,-
$4,000; Pocomoke, $1,823, 900; Cam
bridge, $2,6S3,000.
In Maryland the total retail sales
were $384,384,O00. The total sales
in towns and cities in the state hav-
ing a population of $500 or more.
500, 243,OOO.
Total retail sales for the nation in
1888 were 25,O37, 1926, 900.
Evening star., 1936-10-25
RooMs uNEuRNISHED.


4l3 MASS. AVE Nw.-3 rooms. sem. B..
I'd floor adults.
1885 18th ST. No, Colonial Heights va
rooms. kitchen. bath: electricity and gas;
refrigeration: exclusive reasonable.
10l1 M ST. NW-One large room and
Kitchen: 2d:foor front: firSt-class condi-
ton: no children.
721 INGRAHAM ST. NV rooms. 2nd
hoor front. Ink. newly papered: southern
exposure; gas and elec.: $26,50; adults
only.
l1l2 ST NE-Unfurnished two rooms,
inclosed porch; light, heat; modern home.
Reasonable. 25s
2417 MINI. AVE. SE.-Large room. kitch-
erette porch, semi-private bath. heat. gas.
lishts: employed couple. 25'
1919 ALABAMA AVE. sE.-Iwo large.
beautiful rooms private bath.
I23 18TH ST, NE, rooms: Ras. elec..
heat furnished. Lincoln 5420.
3l45 MT. PLEASANT ST. large room.
with or without kitchen. Adams $3.50 .
941 18th ST. SEE attractive front
rooms. Ink, semi-bath; quiet. modern
home adults: reasonable, Lincoln 2s16-J.
COI,ORED-7l2I2 18th st. n.e-3 rooms,
kitchenette. bath, elec. lights. S27 so.
W H. WALKER, G34 18th st. NV. Ma
tional 1850.
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TABLE BOARD.

DINNERS served in modern Jewish home,
reasonable 1916 Kalorama rd. NV, Apt.
A. Col. 119s.
DINNERS $3.50 wk.: home cooking: fresh
yers.: near Dupont Circle. North 1Oi99,
Miss Ward. Sun: wkiy. after $50.
I34S FAIRMONT ST N.W.-Call Columbia
O455-J: table board, weekly. $3.50; break
fast, 25c.
500 MT. VERNON .PL.-Southern home
cooking; day or week. Lunch. 11-2; din
nerS Al pm. 20
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHED.

1855 QUINCY ST, mr.. 14th and Spring
rd;-Entire 2nd floor. 3 rooms. porch.
only: 750: references: will rent 2
rooms: Protestant home.
SITTING AND DINING. kitchen down
stairs. bed room upstairs, semi-bath:
adults; heat, gas. light not included. Phone
Dec. 4963-W.
323 Z ST. Me- large front room and
kitchenette for Ink; heat. gas. elec. in
cluded; private home.
632 G ST, ME- rooms, Ink; heat.
gas, cleo, sink, semi-private bath; couple
preferred: Gentiles: reasonable.
32I2 W ST. .sE-3 rooms and bath: gas,
heat. and light furnishedi Elsctrolux. new;
Evening star., 1936-10-25
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

EXCEPTIONALLY furnished room, nearby
Va. a.m.c.: very accessible, Clarendon
9 OR 3 ROOMS, suitable for light house,
keeping. Light. heat and water furnished.
No objection to children; Private home
sonaSe in cord M ons 0lSss 6ss
BELLE HAVEN, VA.-Large, attractive
rooms; ami; Leautiful home. overlooking
Vernon terraee husfs Alexandria 14s
LARGE. FRONT ROOM; nicely furn.
southern exposure: employed couple or 2
men; meals optional Wise. 26l0-J.
639 23rd ST. SOUTH. Aurora Hills va
Room with kitchen and home privileges.
Employed couple or ladies' references ex-
changed. Jackson 19:i6W.
1903 N. QUINCY ST, Clarendon Va
One room, continuous hot water: near
high school and bus. Clarendon 1898.
ROOM. ADJOINING BATH; new home;
men; S35. Shepherd 3Sl3.
WOODRIDGE-Large furnished double
front room; newly decorated; southern ex-
posure; adjoining porch; ami; reas.
Decatur 5250-W.
OPPOSITE HORSESHOE HILL INN Lee
traffic light: . rooms and bath. unfur-
nished: S35 month. Falls Church $40.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
open firepIace Breakfast Il desired. In
restored Colonial house. Reference ex-
changed. Alexandria 2956.
ATTRACTIVE RM. AND BID. in new home
private family; good meals; gentlemen
preferred: $50 month. Walnut 6s49-W.
3OI7 Bird ST. N. Lyon PARK. Va.-Room
and board: suitable two; $50 month each.
Clarendon l491-M.
CPS SOUTH Goth ST. Va. Highlands. Va
Room for rent: use OF Kitchen on bus line.
Reasonable.
44o3 N. 18th ST. Clarendon-Sunny dou-
BILE room twin beds automatic heat. c.h.w.;
Eear bus: meals optional. employed couple.
Clarendon 1856. 25'
S2O7 SENTOE ST. Silver Spring Md
Available Immediately; lg. corner bed rm,
oil heat; suitable one or two persons; 50
single 50 double. Shepherd 4249J.
4O7 DUKE ST. Alexandria, Va,-Lovely
home and grounds; beautifully furnished
sunny room; single double; private bath:
board optional homellke atmosphere. eX-
press bus at corner.
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ROOMS WANTED.

LADY desires comfortable room. near Park
rd Mt Pleasant st; reasonable. Address
Box 443-P. Star office.
FOR QUIET BACHELOR. permanent lodg-
ing within walking distance Internal ReVe-
nue.. refined. resident owner preferred
state details. including price. Address Box
loop. Star Office.
| FURNISHED ROOMS with private con-
Meeting bath. in Protestant family. wanted
by quiet professional man in Wesley Hgts..
Cleveland Park Chevy Chase or vicinity
sp Of R0n R0md
appreciate privilege OF breakfast; adequate
4de9 K0y ~STd % Rs
ADD Box 47-P star ONCE.
FOR15INGLE MAN. quiet room in down
scription. Address Box 53-P. Star office.
ROOM, with north exposure, for studio. BY
young man art teacher VIII pay loI PITY
ileges. Address Box 56-P. Star ON.
LADY desires furn. rm. in vicinity OF Du-
pont Circle; kitchen privileges. AooTeSs
Box 393-P. Star office.
GOVT. ENGINEER desires furnished room
with small family where there are no other
roomers. Address Box 4OO-P. Star office. :.
GENTLEMAN. employed. desires furn. room;
refined home. Northwest section: state fuIl
particulars, relative price, members famlIy
DISCRIMINATING LADY. Government. de-
Sires well furnished private room lower
10th street. Address Box 40S-P. Star office.
SEPARATE ROOM in fTst-clasS apartmenTIt
section: walking distance: reasonable. Ad-
dress Box 41l-P Star oftlce. --
GENTLEMAN lJewishl wants one large or
two small furnished rooms with private
Address Box 43O-P. Star ofice
BY QUIET, settled lady two 2nd-fcor
front rooms on-housekeeping; west OF
18th and Col. I'd: reasonable. Acdress
FuRN- priv. home: near cars; not over
Sis: privilege keeping quiet dog. Geo.
1869 after Sun. or address Box 3O1-P,
Star Office.
3 ROOMS. kitchenette,, bath, ne, or Sc.
AddresS BOX 3O6-P. Star once.
LADY DESIRES large unfurnished room
in apartment. northwest. not over $50.
Address Box Sop. Star Office.
WHITE WOMAN desires clean basement
room. street entrance: Ink. Address Box
WANTED a moderate-sized room with a
quiet Christian family; prefer in vicinity
OF 10th K ne. Address Box 3s2-P,
Star Office.
LHK. ROOM and single room, furn... or
not over s35. . adults. Address Box 3GI-P
Star office.
MARRIED COUPLE want two unfurnished
rooms and board in adult gentle nome.
Good location: references exchangeo. Ao-
dress Box 352-P Star office.
YOUNG LADY wants furnished room suit
a5ls for R61 p Star seSfion oce fS'
EMPLOYED YOUNG LADY desires large,
st. Potomac 5321.
FURN- OR UNFURN., for gentleman; near
bath, ami: walking distance Navy Yard.
Address Box 322-P, Star office. "a'
Evening star., 1936-10-25
COUNTRY BOARD.

CLARENDON. VA.-AttractIve front room
and board for one or two. and prlYneges.
Phone Clarendon lGS-W. |
OPEN all year for vacation or dinner par
ties: homeiike: indispensable view; coun-
try ham or chicken; II mi. north OF Ha-
gerstown; Greystone Fruit Farm. w. ID.
Bromley. Edgemont. Nd.
BOARD. room and nurses care: convales-
cent semi-invalid or elderly couple BOX
43 Brookville Nd. Ashton 124-F-22.
Evening star., 1936-10-25

LARGE ROOM. 12x1a, in modern NV. apt
adiacent to bath with tub and shower;
Southern exposure. porch closet 5x6: furn
with twin beds, spring mattresses, VII
rent to > women at SIS each. or $50 Win
breakfast Columbia 1926.
Evening star., 1936-10-25

ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW APTsi; 8
rooms bath. ami: heated: hrep!aces'
screened porches; adults. Glen Echo.
phone PradIey oO5-F-4
Evening star., 1936-10-25

FOR NOVEMBER. BEAUTIFUL WOOD
ridge D. c.: two nice rooms. kitchenette,
tile bath large closets. garage: light. heat
c, :, 90
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ROOMS FUR. AND UkFUR.

ROOMS FUR. AND UNFUR.
2609 MONROE NE. u block R. /, ave
young couple or young ladies; no other
roomers.
334S 18th ST. N.W.-Large, attractive,
c.h.w.: $50 unfurn.: furn.. single beds. $40.
1907 o ST. NW-Large front-room apt.
for light housekeeping. SO or 81 per week.
80 RANDOLPH PL. .NW.-Large front
room with housekeeping and one room,
1858 MORSE ST. NE housekeeping
rooms heat and light. inclosed back porch:
responsible adults preferred: reasonable.
Atlantic 1896
1869 COLUMBIA RID. NV. Apt. 2O1-
Attractive. newly dec: furnished or unfur-
nished: refined: reas.: Mt. Pleasant car.
65 NJ ST NW.-Employed lady to share
= rooms kitchen and bath apt. with
another; Sis. Apt. 3O4.
Evening star., 1936-10-25

KENEsAW APARTMENT TO sUBLEr,
furnished large rooms and bath. > expo
sures preferably to > or 3 settled ladleS
or refined couple. references. AMERICAN
SECURITY T. TRUST CO.. Real Estate
Evening star., 1936-10-25

TO $50: quiet old Georgetown house; jani-
tor West 272S at 3404 Prospect ave,
near NJ ST No lease
Evening star., 1936-10-25

27 ST, N.E-3 ROOMS: BEAqTIFppL
G. E. large closet: adults. Call before $50
n Pafarencp renuirRd 10
Evening star., 1936-10-25

1850 CALVERT ST-THREE LARGE.
brieht rooms bath Frleidaire. automatic
heat refined home for temperate
Evening star., 1936-10-25

2n35 Ist ST. NW-TWO LARGE ROOMS,
kit ,her and oath, furnished apartment.
Evening star., 1936-10-25

COLORED-I3I3 l1th st. .n.w.-Quiet home
for , gentlemen; continuous hot water;
$3.50 week District 3774.
24OS 14th ST NV Apt. 3-Colored-
Larse front room for rent. Ink privileges;
adults. Apply after o'clock. See Mr..
Evening star., 1936-10-25

1885 ST NV RMS KIT. BATH.
completely furnished. including Frisldaire'
light gas.
Evening star., 1936-10-25

EXCEPTIONALLY furnished room, nearby
Va: a.mc.: very accessible. Clarendon
Evening star., 1936-10-25
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

ROOMS Win DORNb.
CONVENIENT LoCATION-Room for two
adults: home, cooking and environment
private ate bath; continuous hot water. Line.
1867 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NW-Latge.
front double. triple rooms private, semi
private baths: S36.50. S37 30; other va
cancies, S3l so; excellent meals; walking
14O1 18th ST N.W.-Attract:; double rm
in modernly furn. guest house Also
vacancy for lady: phones in all rms: Sc
lective menus: reasonable
I466 HARVARD N.W.-Comfortable single
and double rms. shower; homelike; Ger
man cooking; $40. Parking space.
ITI5 EYE ST. NW-Attractive rooms,
excelle It meals. Ideal location. Rates rea-
sonable.
excellent meals; refined home: S35 and
S37 80 monthly.
oOo4 ST. N.W.-Iarge front room next
to bath twin beds; very warm; suitable for
two gentlemen; S:I2 80 each per month.
sineIe room newly dec. double room, large
living rooms: excellent food. 25s
1919 BELMONT RD.-single and double
rooms. unlimited phone; excellent meals.
Columbia 4G2l
III. NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
One large. aIlTdClL1ClS uOuplC
room with run hing water and one single
room. Excellent meals. Decatur 0039.
3515 14th ST N,W.-Men: twin beds; first
floor; inner spring mattresses; s9es two meals
$3.50 each Columola .1s24.
GoRDONS INN. 1888. 1717 K st. NV:
I0so Eth st. n.w-Desirable double rms:
vacsncies in triple rooms: home-cooked
food. Met 6231.
1a,7 EYE ST. NW.-Lovely single rooms
bath bath a5fo bah man vt
another: well-balanced meals.
DiIpONT CIRCLE, 2131 Mass. ave.-Cozy
single studio-style room and cheerful,
.arge3 j ng =. Excellent meals. Also at 1902 Conn.
Ssd saS s5ss ssSSa
better bette, in ihe city for the price. North
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK-Double
rGIiT Unlimited ted" phone; near bus; $50 a month
each. Cleveland 491S.
CHEVY CHASE Room and board; de-
tached home: automatic neat ldeal sur
roundings Phone Wisconsin 3944.
CHEVY CHASE. D, C1New, Y, detached ct he'd cor
ntber master bed room. new furniture.
Twin twin beds. private bath. shower. closets.
Cleveland S923.
-cIIFvY CHASE. D. C.-Exclusive section.
Srivate detached home. 2 blocks off Conn.
ave: automatic heat. unlimited phone;
shower newly furnished ldrse uOupie anu
single room: board optional: reasonable
RATES: references. Cleveland 507S.
I5I5 MASS AVE.-Sunny single. double
trinle rooms: delicious meals: plenty heat.
not water: central: distinctive.
THE FLORIDA. 1925. 18th ST., n:wEA
and attractive; well-palanced meals our
ssneciaity sna 25s
CuEvY CHASE, D. C.-Large room twin
beds, closets private bath. shower: attrac-
tive home; good meals. Cleveland S637.
eife Ao' 25s
CHEVY CHASE. $3.50 oliver st.-Ltvips
room, connecting heated sleeping porch;
also large double ROOM sooo 9ooo.
Evening star., 1936-10-25
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

I4I5 G ST. NE--sECoND FLOOR. g
rooms, kitchen. priv. bath. anil neatly
furnished: adults only; S45.
PARK LEE. 1880 PARK RD.-EXCELLEET
location; delightful living room, bed room.
spacious hall. kitchen, bath. exposures;
Frigidaire. elevator. Adams 33s2. 20.
Evening star., 1936-10-25

. ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH NICELY
furnished convenient northwest location;
SO per month Emerson 0l33. 25'
Evening star., 1936-10-25

BACHELOR APT. NICELY FURNISHED:
twin beds; maid service; suitable for ..
o5o5 Penna ave. NV
Evening star., 1936-10-25

1886 18th ST. NV.
Single or double vacancies now avail
ohla
Evening star., 1936-10-25

1916 POTOMAC AVE Sc. "a ROOMS
and bath. all modern improvements; con-
adYr1t
Evening star., 1936-10-25

ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR. TWO LARGE
rooms. kitchen, private bath. screened
porch: partly furnished: garage: private
CT
Evening star., 1936-10-25

2030 G ST INVITE Connor-Single
and double rooms, cont. hot water, un-
limited rhone; Ink
Evening star., 1936-10-25

NICELY FURNISHED APT. FOR Ink;
gas. cleo heat included: $3.50. 13l 1th
St Sc Atlantic 2094
1898 10Th NV. NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
Three rooms and bath. third floor, private
home. $50. North 1852. 25'
o3l2 32nd ST. SE.-ONE ROOM AND
kitchen, private bath. ami; nicely fur
nished. $40 Lincoln 629S 00H
Evening star., 1936-10-25


44O BUCHANAN ST. NW.-TWO LARGE
light Housekeeping rooms: electricity and
gas furnished: perfect for employed couple,
S35 month. convenient cars. bus.
Evening star., 1936-10-25

TWO-ROOM APARTMENT ON SECOND
floor. conveniently located; h.-w.h. I243
St u 0Ss
Evening star., 1936-10-25

OR 3 ROOMS, suitable for light house
No objection to children. Private home
in Potomac. Va. One block bus: rea-
sonable. Isl Clifford ave-, Alexandria, Va.
Evening star., 1936-10-25

SIS PEABODY ST NW-TWO ROOMS.
kitchen: adult family: everything included;
prefer working couple: references: $40.
FURNISHED APARTMENT IN REMODEL
ed house on street. near Dupont Circle.
Living room. dining room, kitchen. two
he'd rooms. bath. fireplace; 500 monthly
Apply LAURA HARLAN & CO., 1907 10th
W Natl An31
Evening star., 1936-10-25

| 2OIg 10Th ST. N.W-Near car line and
bus; large outside rooms; southern cook
ing; unlimited phone; reasonable rates.
! phone North 5SSH-J
Evening star., 1936-10-25

. bed rooms living room. kitchen and
bath: Frigidaire and all modern improve.
ments. Government employees preferred.
d,,lt
Evening star., 1936-10-25

| 2OIl WYOMING AVE-Vacancy for two
young men; shower bath; congenial people;
|
Evening star., 1936-10-25

36I4 10th ST. NW-Sunny room ad-
joining bath; SIS, one $50, two; adults.
Phone Adams 5l5l
Evening star., 1936-10-25

31s EAST .CAPTTOL-Large front, room
for one or two. Lincoln 9702.
Evening star., 1936-10-25

room, southern exposure connecting bath,
studio or twin beds. Ideal downtown To-
cation
Evening star., 1936-10-25

2755 MACOMB ST. CORNER CONN. AVE.
Two rooms. kitchen. bath: southern eX-
poslre: SIS so Emerson O157. Apt. 500.
Evening star., 1936-10-25

1879 10Th ST. N.W.-Young woman to
share large front room. with another, twin
beds shower. clean. attractive; splendid
meals; S35 per month
Evening star., 1936-10-25
WHITEHALL,

1851 Columbia Rd NV.
Club for young people. Excellent meals;
Attractive living and dining rooms; refined
surroundings. Reasonable.
Evening star., 1936-10-25

STUDIO APT. 2 VERY HUGE ROOMS,
places. closets. beautifully furn. am
tiaues. oil paintings. Oriental rugs, elec.
refrigeration, oil burner. garden. Met.
Evening star., 1936-10-25
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE

Unusually attractive guest home; single
and double rooms. some with private bath
or running water; fireplace; excellent food;
near cars and bus: references required.
Evening star., 1936-10-25

1929 AsHBY ST NW.-3 RMS. AND
bath. two porches. small private
family, private entrances, Cleveland 025l.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-10-02
A. AND T. PRIMING FOR
FOR CLAFLIN

GREENSBORO, N. c. CO. A.
and T. College football men are
printing themselves for their clash
with Claflin College here on Sat-
urday night, October 8, their first
game of the season. On October
16 the squad will oppose Virginia
Union Cat night), and on October
"a, the homecoming game will be
played with Virginia State. On
November IA they will oppose
Lincoln, and Thanksgiving, N. c.
State( all at home.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-10-02
4 A. U. PRoFs. ON LEAVE


ATLANTA, Ga. (Cs Miss Will
liam Bryan Goter teacher of
French at Spelman, will study at
the University Of Paris; Miss An
ME M. Cooke, teacher of drama
tics at Atlanta University, will
study at Yale; Crawford B. Lind
say, teacher of English at More
house, will study at Hampton.
Miss Goter will work toward the
doctorate, Miss Cooke will study
methods of play production, Mr..
Lindsay will work toward the doc
torate.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-10-02
BEAUTY HINTS
BY Nina Temple
LOOKING YOU RBEST

No woman can look her best
with her slip showing beneath the
skirt of her gown. I was given a
secret touching this particular
trouble by a woman who always
looks perfectly dressed. 1t is this:
Just make a belt of a piece Of
elastic tie this around the waist
over the slip and you can adjust
it to any length.
A. u. BUYS ORPHANS HOME
ATLANTA, Ga. CO. Atlanta
University has purchased the Leo
nard Street Orphans Home whose
property adjoins Spelman College
and will use the buildings as a
child development center. The or
phan work was discontinued after
46 years.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-10-02
TWO ESCAPE FROM JAIL

CLARENDON, Ark. CO. Clon-
ma Poole, charged with murder,
and Benjamin Covington, charg-
ed with grand larceny, knocked
Jailer K. G.. Cozart down as he
opened the door to their cells to
give them supper Tuesday night,
and escaped. Bloodhounds trailed
the men for a while, then gave up.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-10-02
CLEVELAND PAPER
81 YEARS OLD

CLEVELAND, o. CO. Publica-
ton last week of a statement that
the New York Age is 81 years ole
and one of the Oldest papers in the
Negro group, caused it to be note(
here that the Cleveland Gazette
edited by Hon. Harry G. Smith
entered upon it's 54th year of con-
tinuous publication every week
on time" on August Is. last.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-10-02
CRIPPLED BOY GOES TO
COLLEGE

TOPEKA, Kans. CO. Elmer E
Bryant, an orphan who lost one Of
his legs when he was a child, but
who completed the high school
course at Kansas Vocational
School, left for Arkansas State
College last week with the aid Of
friends.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-10-02

Rev. Chas. FavOrs, Pastor of the
First ColOred Baptist Church, also
President of the Paradise Mission
ary Baptist Convention of Ari-
zona and key man of the National
Baptist Convention, Inc, i'm Ari-
zOna, who is being hOnOred on his
third anniversary as pastor of the
The Arizona gleam., 1936-10-02
WxalTE GIRL REPORTS
FACIST REIGN or
TERROR I'M Adds
Continued from page one)

or ana ltalyS Violations or inter-
national law will be made by EN-
peror Halle Selassie at the forth
coming meeting of the League of
Nations Assembly in Geneva if
British friends of Mussolini in the
League do not succeed in barring
the Emperor, it is reported by
sources close to the Negus. The
Emperor's plan in going to Ge-
neva, it was said, is to make it
as hard as possible for the League
to accept Mussolini's ultimatum
that no Ethiopian delegation be
seated by theAssembly. The En-
peror win attend the Assembly
meeting with precisely the same
delegation whose credentials the
Assembly accepted in July.
Henry T. Gorrell, United Press
correspondent, also arrived here
this week following his expulsion
from Italy for reporting activities
of the Italian Communist Party in
support of Ethiopian guerrilla
fighters and the Spanish Govern
ment in it's struggle with Spanish
fascist rebels.
Despite the fact that the Ital-
ian Press Ministry confirmed Cor
rells report by admitting the ar
rests in Terni, Italy, of twenty
Communists who were caught
posting up anti-facist leaflets, Co
rell was ordered to leave Italy.
Mussolini last week issued de-
crees creating a permanent arm
ed peace-time force in Ethiopia,
and for developing Italian econ
omic self sufficient and strength
ening Italys continental forces.
He also decreed a speeding up of
the birth rate to provide addition
al cannon-fodder for his mad am
bitions.
The plan for Harvesting Ethiop-
ians to Mussolinis military ma
chine calls for the creation of a
native army of 10000, organized
into regional battalions under the
command of white officers TO-
900 Italian troops are to serve
with the ,Ethiopians to keep them
in line. In addition, all Italians who
can be induced to go to Ethiopia
as colonists will be incorporated
into the Black Shirtmilitia from
the moment of their embarkment.
At present there are $4,000 italian
workers in Ethiopia not, however,
of their own choice but because
transportation back to Italy is de-
MED them in spite of the terms of
the contracts under which they
were sent to Ethiopia.
The idea of a native armed
The Arizona gleam., 1936-10-02
NEW DIRECTOR OF EDUCA-
TTON AT HAMPTON

HAMPTON, Va. (C) Herbert
Perkins is the new acting direct
or of the School of Education at
Hampton Institute, in the absence
of George A. Kuypor. Charles l..
Yoder has been added to the staff
of the Education Department
.N@
The Arizona gleam., 1936-10-02

REX THEATRE
Fri. and Sat, Oct. 2 and 8
2 Big Features
Heroes Of the Range"
with
Ken Maynard
A Fast-Action Western with
Romantic Adventure
also
Love On A BET"
with
Gene Raymond and WINDY Barrie
An amusing Comedy with
Romance and Suspense
THE Undersea Kingdom"
Serial and News
Sun. and Mon, Oct. 4 and 5
Big Features ?
King Solomon of Broadway"
with
Edmund Lowe and Dorothy Page
An enhancing, sOngswept,
Whirlwind movie Of the
White Way
also
Murder on fhe Bride Path"
with
James Gleason and Helen
BrOderick
You'll be Tickledto Deathover
this Killing Drama
also
THE Hurricane Express"
Serial and News