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La gaceta., 1937-09-16

La Function
Sc aproxima la fecha de la
function orgapizada por ell Co
mite Popular Democratico de
socorrosa Espana con Ell con-
curse de valiosos artistas loca-
les V a beneficio de la Cruz Ro-
ia Espanola.
Hemos dicho que es a benefit
clio de la Cruz Roja porque las
maquinas de coser para las mon
jitas leales del convento de Al
Gala de Henares, sc mandarin
Dor conducto de la humanitaria
institution.
Sera estrenada clos Heroes
de Madrid, obra de la que es au
tor Jose M. Gil, de New York.
Trajo la obra a Tampa, cor
permiso de Gil, Ell conocido mu
sico Sr. Rogelio Rigau.
Las senoras y senoritas de
la colonia latina colaboran acti-
vamente con ell comite organiza.
dor.
La gaceta., 1937-09-16

Shop, A. Ruiz, Barberia, j. M.
Barberia, FL Mercado ,Unico,
William Molinet, Farmacia, Be
nito Blanco, Castro, %cocinero,
A. Montero, Barberia de Pedri-
to, Delgado's Famous Cigar,
Ramon Garcia, La Gloria Gro
Gerry, M. Fernandez, nevero,
Rainbow Cleaners, Pope S., Ell
Gallo Cafe, Mascunana's News
Stand, Jose Chiaramonte Shoe
Shop, R. Portocarrero, Marco
limo Arguelles, Patino Barbe-
ria, Francisco Chiaramonte
Shoe Shop, Hilario Prieto, Jo-
sc Fuentes, Isidro Casalin, D..
Silva, S. Vicari Grocery, G.. A.
Scanio Grocery, West Tampa
Z~apaterfa, Solomon's Store, Su-
preme Grocery, Cafeteria de
Perdigon, West Tampa Tren de
La gaceta., 1937-09-16
Ell BLACK Els
VA MAGISTRATE DE LA
CORTE SUPREMA

Washington, Sept. 16.-El
ex-senator Black es va magis
trado de la Corte Supreme de
la naci6n, segdn Sc dijo hoy EN-
ell edificio del mas alto tribu-
nal de justicia de la Republi-
ca.
Antes de embarcar para Eu
ropa, donde actualmente Sc
encuentra, ell Senador hizo ell
juramento que la Constitution
sehala.
Black tendra que repetir de
nuevo ell ~juramento Ell dfa A
de octubre, al tomar possession
de su p~oltrona en- ell tribunal.
La gaceta., 1937-09-16

Grocery, Salcines y Lopez, Mis-
.tretta Grocery, La Nina Groce-
ry, Bombero Grocery, The
Friends Club, Delgado's Dept.
Store, Bronx Bar, Pote Cafe,
La Florida Grocery, Ell Bien Pu
blico Drug Store, Alessi Bak-
cry, Sunrise Place, Carioca Ca
.fe, Caruso y Petralia, Juan Las
sus, La France Shoe Store, An
gel Suarez, DR.. Einbinder, In
formation News Stand, Cuef-
vo's Cafe, Cacciatore Grocery,
Bamby Bakery, Alexandra Fer
nandez, Greco's, Inc, Ramon
Sierra, Ell Gatico Store, Marie's
Beauty Salon, C. Miravalles,
Ritz Lunch Room, Jose A. Villa.
Contribuy6 co n30 centavos
C. G. Talavera.
Contribuyeron con Is centa-
vos: Frank Maurice, 2 semanas,
Felo Barberfa, 2 semanas, vi
cente Fraterriga, 2 semanas,
Jose Teijido, 2 semanas, c.. Mis-
tretta, 2 semanas, Ferlita Gro
Gerry, 2 semanas, Cusumano Gro
Gerry, 2 semanas, Eagle Filling
Station, 2 semanas, Manuel Bar
ella, 2 semanas, Manuel Arias,
G. G.. Grocery, Lore's Grocery,
JESUS Garcia, Artillery Filling
Station, Mrs. Aida Suarez, Sc
dita's Grocery, Champion Shoe
Shop, Grand Orient Restaurant
Joe Barberia, Delgado's Serv-
ice Station, M. Hernandez, Gro
Gerry, Steve's Service Station,
Rosendo Cafe, Tomassino Gro.
Gerry, Martin Barber Shop. E.
Palatino Carnicerfa, Angel Val,
des, La Rosa Grocery, Jose Ju
ran Cigar Store, Perez Mems
La gaceta., 1937-09-16
En- la S6ptima Avenida


Ell progreso Marcia en- Ia
Septima avenida. Son muchos
los establecimientos que han he
cho im%portantes reformas, en-
tire ellos la gran tienda de Fer
nandez y Garcia, la reputada
tienda de Fernandez y Vega, la
antigua y acreditada botica de
Franco, ell popular estableci-
miento de Ramon Sierra y otros
mas.
Nuevos e~stablecimientos sc
han abiorto tambien Y Ell publ
co latino los proteje, compene-
trade con los concentrates de
esta barriada.
Varias Gales estan siendo en-
sanchadas, con beneficio para
ell transito, y mas tarde Sc re-
pavimentara la Septima aveni-
da. ISL
Ybor City progresa y en- pr.
mer lugar Sc destacan los gran
des restaurantes, como ell Co
lumbia, Las Novedades, ell Bou'
levard, America Y otros.
Mantengamos la union espi
ritual y moral de todos, y Ell con
junto Sc beneficiara grande-
mente.
La gaceta., 1937-09-16

I'm BGnquete
Ell administrator Dc distrito
de la cd9npania de SECURES Gulf
Life, Sr. O. w. King, dara Ell
viernes un banquete, en- LAS
Novedades", a los agentes lati-
nos de esa empresa.
Els superintendent de la di-
vision latina ell apreciable j6-
ven A. Perez, a cuyas 6rdenes
trabaja Ell Sr. Francisco Fer
nandez de la Nuez.
Apreciamos nlucho la aten-
ci6n que con nosotros Sc ha te-
nido.
La gaceta., 1937-09-16
LISTA DE
CONTROVERSIES
Wieme de la Ia. pdg.)

Grocery, Ell Segundo Progrsso,
La Familiar Grocery, Cafeteria
Ell Ideal Ell Buen Gusto Restaa
rant, Fernandez Restaurant, p
and P Grocery, Fernandez (co-
cinero), Habsna Grocery, La
Favorita Bakery, La Popular
Bakery, Leone Grocery, Valen-
cia Floral Garden, Royal Fill
ing Station, West Tampa Bak-
cry, Atlanta Restaurant, Polo
INorte Ice Station, Optimo Res
taurant, Main and Armenia
Filling Station, Alameda Poul-
try Market, Tuxedo y Garcia,
A. Garcia Grocery, Valencia I'm
portation Co., L. M. Lopez Gro
Gerry, Bolera Espanola, Manuel
Garcia Grocery, Ybor Furnitu-
re, La Montanesa Grocery, Mi
guel Vidal, relojero, Cafeteria
Ell Modelo, FL Serene del Reloj,
Muebleria de Juan Baamonde,
Sportsman Store, Vicente Fe-
rrer, Mueblerfa La Nacional,
Fernandez y Vega, Express Ca
fe, Cafeteria La Norma, SEs-
treria Ell Encanto, Ayala Apron
Supply. Cafeteria La Naviera,
Cafeteria La Reguladora, Luis
Wohl and Sons, Rufino Lima
res, Fermin Souto, Royal Fill
ing Station, West Tampa Ba-
kerry, Dfaz Restaurant, Atlanta
Restaurant. Polo Norte Ice Sta
ton, Optimo Restaurant, Main
and Armenia Filling Station,
Contribuyeron con rs centa-
vos: Alfredo Fojo, La Bolera
Mejicana.
Contribuy6 con 65 centavos:
Valencia Garden Restaurant.
Contribuyeron con so centa-
vos: Capitano Grocery, 2 sema-
mas, F, Agliano Fish Market,
NV. T., Lombardia Grocery, 2
semanas, Puleo Feed Store, 2
ssmanas, Puleo Grocery, 2 Sc
manas, Armenia Shoe Shop, j.
and P. Grocery Victor Fernan-
DEE, 2 semanas, David Gonza-
lee, 2 semanas, Aurora Garcia,
Breton Drug Store, r. Bernar-
do Grocery, M. Caruso Grocery,
Bisagra Cafe, Hi-lo Filling Sta
ton, West Tampa Feed Store,
Freeont Cafe, Macarroneria de
Ferlita, Fonte Cleaners, Wayne
Feed Co., Broadway Furniture
Sanitary Poultry, Rivera Drug
Store, La Primera de Ybor Ba-
kerry, Florida Furniture, FL viz
caino, Manuel Gonzalez, Frank
Cassaro, Eduardo Diaz Pts, AL
mo Cafe, Alhambra Cafe, Fran
kiln Restaurant, Two Friends
Cafe, Arrojo C. Hernandez
Grocery, Sardinas Gas Station,
Barberia de Pace Vinagre, A
viles Restaurant, Cooperative
FL Future Obrero, Victor Con-
zalez, ]. Garcia Cafe La Flor
La gaceta., 1937-09-16
Los Bales MGtinees
en- ell Cemtr0 EannIOL

Los Bates MGt1neeS
en- Ell Centre Espaaol
I'm rotundo exito fue ell baile
matinee del pasado domingo, or
ganizado por la Secci6n de Re-
creo del Centre Espafol.
TOGO la orquesta Don Francis
co Y la juventud aplaudi6 TODD
ell programa.
Nuevamente, Ell domingo pc
celebrara otro bale, empezando
a las A de la tarde.
Para ell dia % de octubre pre-
para I'm Cabaret privado la sec
ci6n de Recreo.
Los preparativos de esta fies-
ia Sc aprobaron anoche.
Esperase que Ell exito de la
semana anterior Sc repita en-
esta.
La gaceta., 1937-09-16
Ell Teutro Federal

La carencia de dinero lie ha
descargado I'm terrible golpe al
Proyecto Teatral Federal de
Tampa, en- la parte de los arts
tas latinos.
Todos los artistas latinos, mu
chos por extranjeros y otros
por falta de "plata," han sido
cesanteados.
Realizaban una labor admira
BILE y suponemos que seguiran
unidos, en- compahfa, hasta yer
81 ell proyecto resucita.
No ganaran dinero 81 Sc man
tienen unidos, pero convence-
ran al gobierno de sus PROPOSE
tos artisticos-... y volveran q
entrar en- ell dinero.
La gaceta., 1937-09-16

OperGdG
En- ell hospital del Centre AS
turiano fue operada ell pasado
martes la Sra. Rosa Grimaldi.
Realize la operaci6n ell como
edo cirujano DR.. Rafael Orte-
ga.
Su estado era satisfactorio
en- la manana de hoy.
La gaceta., 1937-09-16

Sc VENDE, un bungalow, en-
esplendidas condolences, en- la
avenida de Michigan. Buen pre-
clio y plazos c6modos. Dfrigijase
a SUI dueno, 2015 Michigan.
La gaceta., 1937-09-16
Del Centre Espoaol

NADIA sabemos sobre las fies-
tas que tiene en- proyecto esta
antigua y querida sociedad.
La Secci6n de Recreo espera
ell arribo del otofo Y ell invierno
para celebrar actos que haran
epoca en- la historic social de
Tampa.
Aguardamos los datos que
La gaceta., 1937-09-16

para nosotros pSpara ell acti-
vo Angel de la Riva.
Hay que a~proveCAar los Nne-
SEES que Sc avecinan, en- honra y
provecho de la sociedad.
Concerto
La orquesta Sinf6nica de
Tampa ofrecera esta noche un
concerto, en- Ell parque de Plant
Comenzara 2 las 7:3o, bajo la
direction de Maxine Echega
ray.
Ell programa ha sido seleccie
nado con ell gusto que caracterl.
"a a la direction de esta cirque;
ia.
La gaceta., 1937-09-16

Muchas personals obtienen
alivio tan refrescante tomando
Black-D raught para ell estrefi-
miento, que 10 prefieren a to-
dos los laxantes y recomiendan
a sus amigos que 10 prueben.
Black-praught esta hecho de hoias y
raices de plantas. No entorpece Ia d.
gesti6n, mas estimula ell intestine In
ferior para que alivie ell estrehimien-
to.
He aqui III laxante que es pura-
mente vegetal, rapido y de confianza.
lPruebeloi
UN BUEN LAXANTE
BLACK -DRAUGHT
q Q SEA HEPALINA
The Arizona gleam., 1937-01-29

business lslanag< OF the Madam
:. J. Walk exiv rises, has been
ointed out ag O., Of the few ex-
amples of a Race man who has re-
mained faithful to his trust" the
indianapolis Recorder, one of the
larger papers Of Negro Journalism
in an editorial head, "F. B. Ran
some and Character" says:
Agreeing with what has been
said above, we in this community,
who know him better than does
the national field, are able to add
that Mr.. Ransom has been in the
vanguard Of race enterprises and
in their encouragement. He has
been and is a militant exponent Of
the development Of an economy
which will be the best possible
solution to the problems peculiar
to the low-income people"
For Mr.. Ransom, it may be said
by anyone who is well posted on
the growth. and development OF
Negro business, that he wrought
we'll, and is highly deserving Of
whatever encomium that may be
given him.
The Arizona gleam., 1937-01-29
tude on the part of the whole ra-

tude on the part Of the whole ra-
cial groups; Dut conslae ing ~--&
weak position which the Negro
holds, politically, in this country,
he is certainly justified in this op-
portunistic move. The. only trouble
with this method it what will
happen when we get an Admin
istration not sympathetic, or that
is wholly Indifferent to Negro well
fare-such as that which Herbert
Hoover headed,
The Arizona gleam., 1937-01-29
Grand Old Man

This year there has been ser
ious movement on in Philadelphia
to secure for Major r. r. Wright,
Sr., the Box Award. This award
goes annually to the "nost dis
tinguished citizen" Of the Quaker
City. A number Of church organ
izations, business organizations,
and several outstanding leaders Of
the colored group, and many white
people of prominence, including
some modest but influential Quak--
ers, have endorsed the founder
and president of the Haitian Cof-
fee and Trading Company, former
college president, and father Of a
Bishop. for the chief honor of the
people Of the second American
city.
The record Of Major Wright IN
education and in business, and
~paxticularly his banking record
during the depression, has brought
Aattering comment from white
and colored leaders for some time.
1t is to be hoped that men like
this Grand Old Man will come to
be honored by all the people OF
their communities. regardless OF
the color Of the one who achieves.
. e.
The Arizona gleam., 1937-01-29
Recognition at Home

4. Not unique in the annals OF
Negro business, but an incident
which happens on all too few oc-
.casions,.. is the recognition and
even lauding Of the talents and
leaders by their home town folk
achievements of Negro business
Such is the happy tribute to come
to Mr.. F.. B. Ransom. manager OF
the Nine. c.. J. Walker Manufac'
turing Company of Indianapolis.
An out of town newspaper hav
ing paid Mr.. Ransom's manager
ial* ability a glowing tribute
The Arizona gleam., 1937-01-29
livery Day Life
Eo< 2tb.a laI.l.l. -..
IMTSS YOU


I never really knew before
sx That you meant so much to
-, me,
Now that you're gone and I'm {,
here alone
I'll be what you want me to be.
Every time I'm called to the phone
I'm hoping that's you.
Tho I know you're many miles
from here,
So don't know why I do.
I miss so much your compliments,
T smile you know when I hear,
Your eyes telling me that you s.
@ care, @s
-. Your voice whispering in my
I even miss the familiar sound
hear when you knock at my
door.
The sweet smile on your face
when you say, hello"
Your kiss when it's time to go.
I stare constantly at your photo
On the desk beside the fern.
Soon hope I'll see you really.
I'm praying for your safe
return.
a. Z:
Clauzell Yvonne Jackson.
The Arizona gleam., 1937-01-29
New Jobs

The news Of a colored woman
being appointed to the staff of the
Attorney General Of Ohio is wei
come indeed; and the news OF the
City Of Pittsburg getting a Tax
Assessor from the Negro group Is
also highly significant. This Is q
good start after the great upheav-
al on November 8, and from pre-
sent Indications, the Negro citi-
zen is to reap a fair share of the
spoils Of office. . 49,
The Arizona gleam., 1937-01-29
BEAUTY. HINTS
BY NINA, TEMPLE
Fragrant Breath

Women know the little trick
about putting perfume behind the
ears. in the hair, in the palm Of
the hands ETC., but very few know
this little secret. Put q few
drops Of cologne into a glass Of
water-wash your mouth with this
and you will find that your breath
becomes as fragrant as q bunch Of
spring flowers.
The Arizona gleam., 1937-01-29
COLLEGIATE
SPORTS
Calvin Service)


RALEIGH (C)-The Shaw U.
quintet has named. julius Holden
as captain for this season. Hold
en-, a junior, has already piloted
his team to two. wins over st.
Augustine.
.&a; - - -
PINE BLUFF (C)- Arkansas
State College will be host to the
Southwest Conference basketball
tournament here on March IL and
IS.
& So ~ 80;
RALEIGH (C)-Virgiria State
took St. Augustine by 1918 in g
terrific onslaught Thursday night.
This was ST.. Augustine's third
cage loss this season.
The Arizona gleam., 1937-01-29

. NEW YORK co Waiter Min
chell, Broadway gossip columnist,
calls the Bill Robinson Cab Gallo
way Cotton Club show "The No.
/ night spot, of Broadway" -
The Arizona gleam., 1937-01-29

JACKSON. Miss. (c)- w. c.
Mitchell. IS, has been declared
sane and February IL set as the
new death date for the white man
who killed two colored people.
The Arizona gleam., 1937-01-29

SHREVEPORT, La. (C)-Tom-
rnie Howard. 3s, was hanged Fri
day for the shooting Of Dan L.
Perkins, Shreveport geologist,
who still lives.
The Arizona gleam., 1937-01-29
SPOT NEWS
calvin Service)

PITTSBURGH (C) Ivorey
Cobb, editor Of the Pittsburgh
Crusader, was ordered to bed FRI
day due to a nervous break
down. .a.
The Arizona gleam., 1937-01-29
THE DIGEST
BY FLOYD J. CALVIN
Conference Demands

made some very sensible and yet
progressive demands for the inn
provement of the gneral status of
tn Negro citizen. Reports indi-
cate that, first, many of the most
respectable, well-balance and pro-
gressive leaders were present; !;
second, that the conference really
discussed and deliberated upon the
most fundamental and acute OF
the current problems facing the
Negro group; and third, that there
was a sympathetic feeling among
high government officials who WIS.,
tied and spoke before the confer
ence. and that the leaders were
railing encouraged to speak free
1y and frankly in their report to
the President on just what the
race wants.
Three headlines on conference
reports are sufficient to reassure
the laymen. The first reads: Con
ference Asks Better Housing,
More Complete Health Program:
the second, National Conference
Urges More Federal Relief; and
the third: Conference Asks
Greater Educational and Recrea-
tional Opportunities"
One Of the main points raised
by the conference was that OF
segregation. The group went on
record as demanding that "the
government take the lead and set
the example by abolishing racial
segregation in all Of its depart
ments, divisions, and branches.
and that it refrain from lending
its support to the extension OF
segregation in the United States"
The next paragraph in this re-
port reads: Realizing that this
objective could not be accomplish
ed over night. the members OF the
conference asked the assistance OF
tn Federal govrnment in obtain
ing for Negro citizens equality OF
opportunity with all other citizens
of the United states wherever ra-
cial segregation exists at present
under authority Of the law"
This shows good sense, while
the aggressive element is not lack
ing. '"
The conference also recommend
ed that "care be exercised to Sc
cure Federal control and supervi-
sion Of all future emergency re-
lief and work programs, as ap-
posed to decentralization through
reference to states and localities;
and that specific steps be taken to
eliminate racial discrimination In
any such programs before they
are put into operation is
In other words, Negro leaders
are relying on the Federal gov
ernment more and more, They are
now practically looking to the
Federal government to solve theil
problems. Democratic theorists
will hardly approve Of this atti
HACIERsS B
The Arizona gleam., 1937-01-29

FORT MYERS, Fla. (C) Mrs.
Queenie Adams, who cooked for
the family Of the late Thomas A.
Edison in West Orange, N. J., died
last Tuesday after being brought
from the East.
The Arizona gleam., 1937-01-29

from the jury halted the drive on
Restaurant rackets Friday, under
which ten men were indicted.
The Arizona gleam., 1937-01-29

NEW YORK (C)-Rex Ingram
has been given a role in March
ing Song" by John Howard Law
son, which went into rehearsal
Monday. r
The Arizona gleam., 1937-01-29

Love is largest at birth.
The Arizona gleam., 1937-01-29

WISE SAYINGS
Success doesn't happen" It is
organized. preempted, captured by
consecrated common sense.
People who are afraid Of failure
are sure to fail.
Love is largest at birth.
The Arizona gleam., 1937-01-29

NEW YORK (C) - A white
drug store at 142nd street and 9Th
avenue in Harlem has a sign post
ed in the window saying it is fair
to colored people, and naming
three colored persons in its en-
ploy. A picketing campaign
against Harlem drug stores not
employing colored is in progress.
The Arizona gleam., 1937-01-29

PALM BEACH (C) - Colored
pushers Of boardwalk wheel chairs
had their. outfits called "Afrono-
biles" by wealthy white society
leaders last Sunday as races were
conducted between nineteen diff
ferent teams.
NEW YORK (C) - Police set
q successful trap Thursday night
for two gunmen who are said to
have held up 100 small Harlem
shops in three months. The net
brought in Sidney Brown. 21, and
Cecil Roberts, 20. ..,.-
The Arizona gleam., 1937-01-29

NEW YORK &C. = The charge
that colored people were excluded
The Arizona gleam., 1937-01-29

ST. LOUIS (C)-Henry Hutch
inson, 22, fell from steamboat
The Arizona gleam., 1937-01-29
WILD ROSE
HAIR GROWER

formerly East India. now Wild, Rosel
win promote fall
Evening star., 1937-10-25

WHEN your muscles ache and
w throb-When pain and stiff
ness is misery just rub in this
penetrating liniment and get relief
quick! Starts easing that pain the
minute you rub it in. Penetration
does It'll Brings warming comfort
into your muscles with speed.
No one knows more about lini-
Evening star., 1937-10-25
STOCK FALL b[URS
BUYING OUTLOOK
Best Christmas Buying Sea-
son Since 1929 Is Still
Possible, However.
BY the Associated Press.

By the AsSociate ted Press.
The recession in the stock market
and in various business barometers
have made the Christmas buying out
look somewhat uncertain, Federal
economists said yesterday, but it still
is possible that trade may be the best
since 1929.
Most Government business analysts
were wary of making definite forecasts
of Christmas trade, but some said un-
officially that department store sales
might reach close to the 81 ,000, 900 900
level.
These sales, core Of the holiday busi-
ness, totaled around $900,000.000 dur
ing the Yuletide buying season in 1886
and accounted for about 25 per cent
OF department stores volume for the
entire year.
The Christmas buying surge GUS
tomarily develops early in November,
reaching its crest during the week be-
fore Christmas. Although saying this
buying might start slowly because of
psychological influences" attaching to
declining business indices, officials ex-
pressed hope it would pick up mo-
mentum as the season progressed.
Reviewing business conditions for
the week ended October 20, the Com
merce Department said that favorable
retail trends were maintained, but
that wholesale trade continued to be
quiet, with a general tendency to
reduce inventories, temporarily at
least"
Merchants seemed to be showing
caution in regard to future buying"
the report said. Manufacturing also
was quiet"
In recent days there has appeared
a growing belief among Federal au-
thorities that the stock market down.
trend has reached the bottom and that
further strengthening will prepare the
way for sharp holiday pickup in
business generally.
Officials said, however, that down.
trends already recorded may neceSSi-
tate cut i'll the $4,000. 100000 esti-
mate of national income for this year.
Federal Reserve Board officials,
keeping close check on the business
pulse, said that statistics for Septem-
Der probably would show decline
in industrial production. which stood
at lit per cent of the 1923-25 av-
erage in August.
Evening star., 1937-10-25
AIR CRASH INQUIRY

TACOMA, Wash, Oct. rs (R.-
County officials and representatives OF
the United States Bureau of Air Com
merce planned an investigation today
into an airplane crash here Saturday
which took four lives and sent seven
persons to hospitals.
The plane, tri-motored sight-see-
ing craft, pancaked after rising Is
feet from the ground.
Roger Jones, %, of Leavenworth,
Wash, died yesterday. Pilot Leonard
Rhiner, "a, Kansas City, and Fred
Williams, 20. Tacoma, were killed in
stantly. Mrs. Helen Momblow, 78,
Tacoma, died in a hospital
Evening star., 1937-10-25
D. A. R. TO GIVE FLAGS
TO NAVAL ACADEMY
Full Set of State and Territorial
Ensigns to Be Presented on
Navy DaY.

A complete set of State and terri
torial flags will be presented by the
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton on Navy Day, Wednesday. to the
Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md.
The presentation speech will be
made by Mrs. William A. Becker.
president general. and the flags will
be accepted by Rear Admiral David
Foote Sellers, superintendent OF the
academy. The flags will be unfurled
in Dahlgren Hall. in the presence OF
naval officers, midshipmen and senior
officials of the Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution. President General
Becker and members of the D. A. r.
National Board will be luncheon guests
Of Admiral and Mrs. Sellers.
A full-dress regimental parade will
be held on Worden Field. The flags
were purchased by funds raised in each
Of the States and territories by men,
bers Of the D. A. r.
Evening star., 1937-10-25
FILLING STATION ROBBED
/ BY COLORED BANDITS

Two youthful colored bandits, whose
descriptions tally with those given by
other robbery victims in the last two
weeks, held up gasoline station last
night and escaped with s76.
C. H. Foreman, manager of the
establishment at 49 Massachusetts
avenue NV, and two other en-
ployes were locked in the washroom
after the two had rifled the cash reg
ister. The imprisoned men were re-
leased minutes later by customer,
who heard their cries.
Lloyd T. johnson, 2l23 F street
NV, was held up by two men,
one of whom was armed with shot
gun, and robbed of $22, as he was
walking near his home.
A footpad attacked Harry Noyes,
734 Hamilton street NV, threw
him to the ground in front of his
home and rified his pockets of SO.