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year to year which amounts to APP
proximately $500 annually, Or about
10 cents per week. The contract Is
the standard endowment policy with
all non-forfeiture provisions be-
ginning in the third year, In addi
ton, 1t carries double and triple in-
demnity features: III It pays twice
the face value Of the policy for ac-
cidental death; (2) it pays three
times the face value Of the policy in
case of accidental death sustained
while on common carrier, according
to the terms and conditions OF the
policy; (3) accidental benefits are
given for certain losses without re-
ducing the face value Of the policy.
These accidental death and dismem--
bement .indemnities are automati-
caily increased 10 per cent annually
for three years, according to The
terms and conditions Of the policy.
The president Of the class, Nathan
iel Montgomery of Ft. Worth, Tex,
in presenting this gift to Tuskegee
Institute, stated that the class knew
Of no better method Of expressing
appreciation for its Alma Mater in
tangible way than through this
gift endowment plan. He stated that
the contracts were purposely broken
down to the small unit Of 800 IN
order that the premium might re-
main within tbs reach of all.
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rough and red, your back not aa
smooth as you would like. Get q
good bath brush. Every night when
you take your bath give yourself
thorough going over with the brush
and plenty Of warm suds. You can
actually feel your skin tingle and
the circulation starting up. All the
dead winter skin Will be ioosened
and the new skin will he clear and
smooth. Get your hand lotion and
give your elbows the attention that
Is their due. Avoid the habit OF
leaning on them. How can they be
otherwise than rough and red II
they must bear half the weight of
the bodyp little lotion applied to
the legs after scrubblng them with
the bath brush will help to keep
them smooth and soft. Legs come
In for their share OF attention on
the beaches. Don't neglect them.
And then there's the item of feet.
A little lotion won't hurt them
either ia those spots where your
shoes have rubbed. Give yourself
a pedicure. Ii you are going to use
bright polish on your toe nails, and
many people are, be sure that your
feet are In good condition before
risking the attention that 1t will
attract.
Start Your exercises today. Get
your bath brush. There's no tima
to be lost If you want to get In the
swim.
What are your beauty prob
LENS? Write Marie Downing,
Lariense Beauty Foundation,
Room 607--511 Locust ST.. st.
Louis, Mo-, and she will be glad
to answer them. Be sure to en-
close a self-addressed stamped
envelope. a
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prised.
Ii anybody hac their doubts pre-.
viously, the execution" Of Ross was
enough to convince all, that Arm
strong is just about the hottest thing
ever to lace on the leather mitts.
Referee Donovan, who has been
looking at 'em all for many a year,
said Henry is lone Of the great
fighters Of all times
While aonse dte-hards criticized
Armstrong for not being able to kayo
the helpless Ross, Donovan revealed
that in the concluding frames little
Hand did not try too hard
1T seemed that Henry made q
great gesture in the 18th and 10Th
rounds in not trying too hard for q
Knockout" Donovan said. He knew
he had the match won, and while he
displayed superiority from start to
finish, he seemed content that the
one great fighter he was boxing
should finish on his feet"
Telling how he was able to battle
15 rounds at unbelievable speed and
still finish absolutely unwinded, the
new champion said that when he was
pin-boy in bowling alley in ST.
Louis suburb, he used to run home
every day---a distance of 10 miles.
He also revealed that before step
ping into the ring to set his sizzling
superhuman pace with Barney, he
shadow-boxed six rounds in his dres-
sing room to warm up"
Armstrong never was hurt, not
even when in the opening stages
Ross tagged him with three success
sive uppercuts to the jaw. They
were perfectly timed and had every
ounce Of Barney's 142 pounds be-
hind them. These blows, said the
Ross supporters, would knock out
Henry. But the little brown warrior
took no more notice Of them than
wowld a Great Dane Of a flea's kick.
That alone was enough to discourage
any opponeat.
At present, exactly half Of The
worlds professional boxing titles are
owned by Negroes, and if Louis re
tains his crown against Schmeling
later this month, it looks as IL col
ored sluggers will own five Of the
eight just a few minutes after Arm
strong levels off at Ambers chin
This list is Joe Louis, heavyweight;
John Henry Lewis, light heavy
weight; and Armstrong, feather and
welterweights.
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l938CLASS GIVES
UNIQUE GIFT
TO SCHOOL.
Supports Negro
Business
Grads to Institutions
For T wenty Years

TUsKEGEE, Ala. (ANP) Break
ing precedents and combining gift
to their alma mater, while support
ing program Of Negro business, the
graduating class of Tuskegee lnsti-
tute on Commencement Day, May 70,
1898, presented to the president Of
Tuskegee institute, Dr.. Frederick p.
Patterson, gift of s1o.40o in in
surance planned on the 2o-year en- n
dowment basis. One hundred and
four graduates participated IN the
plan and this group IS the first grad
uating class Of any Negro institution
To initiate and support such q plan.
Each of these persons was insured
for s1o0 and presented the insurance
as d gift to Tuskegee institute. Every
individual has assumed the respoin--
sibiity 81 paying the premium from
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-06-10
YOUNG DISCIPLES OF FATHER
DIVINE MUST DROP
HEAVENLY NAMES

ALBANY, May 31-The State
Education Department has decided
that bright beautiful and other
young disciples of the cultist Father
Divine who recently transferred to
Ulster County public schools, may
be compelled to leave their 'sheaven-
ly'' names outside.
Charles A. Brind Jr., director Of
the State Education Department. S
law division, made the ruling in re-
ply to an inquiry from Kingston, N.
Y, judge, who said the children's
insistence on the use Of the "heaven-
ly' names threatened school room
discipline.
Mr.. Brind suggested that unless
they commence in the first grade
new students "haye prior school
records School authorities would
not be justified, he said, in recog
nizing individuals under names diff
ferent from those appearing on
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Now Is the time for all wise
women to take inventory OF their
figures. June is just around the
corner and with the coming of
summer turks that bugaboo-the
bathing suit--to those who have let
themselves slip during the fall and
winter months. Bathing suits have
become more abbreviated and more
revealing every Year. Gone are the
day when bathing suits began at
the collar bone and ended below the
knee. Bathing suits are bathing
suits no longer; they are swim suits.
and as such give only the minimum
Of coverage. The slightest bulge.
the smallest hollow shows up and lis
magnitied to the nth degree. Stand
In front of full-length mirror md
see IL you honestly are satisfied with
the figure you are going 10 cut on
the beaches this summer. Very few
of us are, unfortunately. Something
will have to be done and done
quickly.
What has become of that routine
OF exercise you promised yourself
to continue? Start 1t up again
vigorously and faithfully. We all
have our favorites so | will not at.
tempt to force mine on you. But,
whatever yours are, begin them To-
day with renewed vigor. Even
though the weather Is getting
warmer, don't,let 1t deter you. It's
easier to lose weight In warm
weather.
And now for your skin. You
haven't had to worry much about
your back nnd arms and legs
through the winter and you lave
probably been inclined to neglect
them. But In the glaring sunlight
every skin defect shows up. Your
legs are apt TO be scaly, your elbows
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800 pm. Its facilities provides OPP
portunities for medical inspection,
carefully planned diet, outdoor play,
and regular periods Of relaxation.
Numerous apparatus designed to
promote mental and physical de-
velopment include, toys for dramatic
play; dolls, doll furniture, dishes,
autos, wagons and trains; material
for creative play; clay, paints, cray
ons, blocks, literary material; story
books, picture books.
The daily program and time schc--
dule is based on the natural interests
Of the child. It includes: arrival,
physical inspection, water, $3.50 am.
to 900 am; Toilet procedure and
tomato juice, 9:30 to 10; outdoor or
indoor play, 10 am. tidy up the
play yard or room, 1890 to 1o:45;
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toilet procedure and clean up peri
Cd for dinner, II 90 to ll:25; rest
period; assisting with shoes and
seating at table, 1925 to 1880;
eating period, 1880 to 1915; toilet
procedure and teeth cleaning and
cod liver oil, 1916 to 12:45; sleep
ing period, 12s45 to 2:45 pm.
Nothing possible is left undone to
promote physical and mental de-
velopment in these children who are
denied this care at home due to the
Society.
Thus, through this we'll rounded
program Of child care provided by
the National Youth Administration
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though there are many who hope To
continue their education in the pro-
fessional field Of nursing most OF
these girls welcome this training and
experience for later married life.
The girls assigned to these two
projects are: Nora Lee Brown, Lu--
ellie Partridge, Lucille Kennedy,
Bernice Mae Blakely, Cornelia
Blakely. Vivian Walker, Josephine
Miles, Olivia Jackson, Frances CHS
holm, Sue Nelson. Beatrice Stanton,
Eline Smith. Luberta Jackson, Anna
Brown, Marian Brown, Marguerite
Davis, Eslie Frazier, Laura Whitaker
and Jane Jackson.
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the nineteen Negro girls ire given
an opportunity to actually assist ID
the daily care Of children and ex--
pelience the many tasks connected
fact that their parents are away
from the home working during the
day.
A similar institution to this one
but serving . slightly older group Is
the Mothers Memorial Social Center
located at SIT w. Seventh Street.
This center is run under the spon.~
sorship of the National Youth Adj
ministration and the Calvary ME-.
Church Women's Home Missionary
with the rearing of infants. Al
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prior school records, or ''by any 9TH.
er name than that of their parents. :
In seeking the ruling, the Kings
ton Judge commented:
Tone can imagine what will hap
pen to the discipline in a school
where q teacher is required to adj
dress boy as Great Bear or girl
as Bright Beautiful. "
The five-story tenement at 20-22
West 115th Street that for several
years has been the ''n1ain heaven Of
Father Divine, cult leader, was aban--
doned yesterday by his followers.
The executive offices will be trans.
ferred to the building at 123rd Street
and Lenox Avenue, formerly the
Eastman School of Business. The
former "heaven" was recently bought
by another aspirant for the spiritual
leadership Of Harlem, Bishop
Charles M. Grace.
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I1o4S Nh. 1IlAikh u,
former Insurance Examiner of the
State Of Ohio, by appointment Of
Governor Martin /. Davey, who is
president of the Dunbar Mutual IN
aurance Associations 18th ankual
meeting there on June 1911. The
Dunbar, largest Negro corporate en-
terprise in Ohio, had income of more
than $4,000 last year. Mr.. Clarke
Is native Of Lewiston, NC, and
was educated at Kittrell College and
the University Of Cincinnati.
- calvin Service)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-12-11
Puerto Rico Features
Sports for 1899

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico, Dec. TO-
Puerto Ricos sporting calendar will
be complete during 1899. Golf, ten
mis-, swimming, boating, horseback
riding and hiking will be in full
swing, since Puerto Rico's climate
with 800 days Of sunshine each
year, allows sportsmen to partici-
pate in their favorite pastimes the
year round, at seashore and noun
tain resorts within an hours drive
Hotels and resorts, like the mil
lion dollar Condado Hotel and the
Escambron Beach Club and the
mountain resort of Ell Yunque op-
Grated by the United States Forest
Service, are already making plans
for an influx of visitors since
29,794 tourists came to Puerto Rice
this year, more than a 100 per cent
increase over last year.
With the addition of five fishing
cruisers Puerto Rico's Mona Island
fishing colony is becoming increas-
ingly popular with United States
anglers, who like virgin waters and
the thrill Of catching big fish In
ten Tropics. This romantic island
40 miles of the west coast Of Puerto
Rico, once was the hideout Of the
plundering pirates of the Spanish
Main. The island, honeycombed with
caves and alive with tales of buried
gold, attracts scores of adventures
who hone to find a treasure chest
and might.
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and the singing reel the sparkling
waters of the Caribbean are rife
with the prospects of high adven-
ture.
Jai-alai is expected to attract q
large quota of tourist fans this year.
Devotees of the dance never lack
for entertainment in the hotels and
cabarets Of Havana. There they will
hear Swing" enhanced by the
witchery Of the guiros and maracas,
those strange gourd instruments
which give to Cuban music its dis
tinctfve rhythm.
King Horse will hold court in truly
regal splendor in Havana this year
when the recently transformed ORR
entail Park track, with its sumptu-
Gus clubhouse and casino, opens for
the racing season this month.
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Luxury Snow Train
To Open Season
At Sun Valley

SUN VALLEY, Idaho, Dec. TO-
Sung in the praises Of winter sports
men for its skiing under a summer
sun and its powder snow on timber
less mountain slopes, Sun Valley ON
cially opens its third winter season
December 20 with the arrival of q
super-luxury snow train from Chi
cago and the opening of Sun Valley
Lodge, the more patrician section of
the Village" development.
The less expensive Challenger Inn
:. rambling, quaint, and built after
the pattern of a complete continental
Alpine hamlet =. remains open the
year around and will welcome many
ski-fanciers who wish to plunge into
the exhilarating sport at the first
possible moment.
The Heiliger Abend (Holy Eve)
festivities, staged in the attractive
village square December "a, will
embody Christmas pageantries-even
including Santa Claus arriving in a
sleigh drawn by team Of real Arc
tic reindeer, with jingle-bells and
bags OF favors to distribute around
the emblazoned and snow-laden
spruce tree that grows1in the square
The evenings ceremonies are capped
by a dash down Dollar Mountain
by the eight Austrian ski instructors,
each bearing two red flares.
| The only establishment one will
encounter in this scene, highly fla
vored of winter, will be the fact that
both outdoor swimming pools at the
inn and the lodge will be doing a
brisk business in plunging and sun
bathing during the sunshine hours
The motionless winter air, heated by
the strong radiance of Sun Valleys
high altitude sun, is perfect for
swimming during the day. And the
sun tans are as deep and invigorat-
ing as any summer ever bestowed.
While a large quorum of the skiing
fraternity will center its activities
around the ski lift" mountains
Dollar, Rudd and Proctor, harder
sportsmen this winter will take
rugged mountaineering expedi-
lions back into the wild Devils Bed
stead country, crowned by Jagged
Hyndman Peak, 12.078 feet high. This
is the toughest of all winter sports
and probably the most thrilling. The
Sun Valley Ski Club has built an
Alpine cabin, accommodating eight,
on the 9,500-foot level at the edge
OF this picturesque area; and from
this base, breath-taking tricks can
be taken along the new Rim of the
World ski trail.
The electric chair lifts. operating
on Dollar. Rudd and Proctor Noun
tains, will again be worshiped by
the horde OF skiers which fancies all
downhill and no uphill skiing. DOL
lar Mountain lift will be enlarged
from 40 to go chairs, thus greatly
increasing its daily capacity.
Sun Valleys snow tank, wide
tread tractor that tows a scow type
sled in the rear and climbs up un-
believably steep mountainsides, will
make regular runs up Corral Greek
and most particularly to Bald Noun
tain, down which a new run has
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-12-11

Verhoyansk. town in Northeastern
Siberia. is the coolest inhabited SPOT
in the world.
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Dude Ranch de Luxe
Found in Jamaica

KINGSTON, Dec. 10.-Good Hope
in Jamaica, a large and luxurious
guest house which combines the de-
lights OF a seaside tropical hotel
with the exhilarating pleasures Of
a well-run ranch, is the only estab-
lishment of its kind in the British
West Indies
The Great House is the center
from which the varied activities of
Good Hope are directed. Built in
the middle of the 18th century as
the residence of the owner of a vast
sugar estate. it is one of the finest
examples of early British colonial
architecture.
From its position on the summit of
hill the house commands a mag
nificent view of the wide expanse
OF coconuts and pastures which COM
prise the property and which reach
far towards the green hills of the
famous Cockpit country.
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the absence of permanent head
boards between sections and in not
having carpeting extending under
the seats in the sections, make trans
continental journeys inexpensive ad-
ventures for those who seek econ
omy.. Three such trains stand in
the North Western Terminal in Chi
cago every night-their nurSe-Stew-
ardesses ready to greet and to assist
travelers-poised for their fight to
all the Coast cities. These trains
run on exactly the same schedule
as the limited trains, only the
streamliners exceeding their fast
times across the continent.
The all-coach special has moved
into the East and the South and the
Atlantic Coast Line is inaugurating
a de luxe coach train of modern,
new coaches direct from New York
to Miami and to St. Petersburg, Fla.
Equipped with large restrooms at
each end of the car, with lounge
seats for men and women smokers,
these sumptuous cars give the thrifty
rail traveller to the Southland an
excuse for returning to the rails for
his journey, for the vacationer, as
1t is termed, will leave Washington
in late afternoon and be speeding
down the Florida East Coast through
the Indian River Country toward
Miami the next day, while the West
Coast section will be below Jackson
vile and on its way to st. Petersburg
at the same time. LW-rete meals
will feature this novel iepa :ture.
With the growing popularity of
the all-expenSe tours, thu Western
roads are setting up ~ series of
such trips for the winter seasonal
few trips last winter justified the
belief that the summer tours could
be sold equally we'll in winter and
a dozen or more tours of this nature
will be conducted this season by
various Western roads.
High-spotting the development
are three such trips to colorful
Sun Valley, in Idaho, where winter
sports fans may test their skill on
the peaks of the Sawtooth Range of
Mountains, with the fine powdery
snow in which skiers revel virtually
guaranteed all winter long. Diver
siops such as ski-joring over noun
tain roads; dog-sled rides; MOON
light sleigh parties to a neighboring
inn, with entertainment provided by
cowpunchers, complete the picture.
The Sun Valley tours-10 days in
duration from Washington-are in
tourist sleepers beyond Chicago,
thus offering trip on an all-expense
basis at q rate as low as SIS a day,
including everything from rail ticket
to q swim in glass-inclosed, out
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Only Watchers SILVER

BANFF, Dec. 10.-The spectacle
of outdoor bathers enjoying them
selves in a comfortable tempera-
ture while heayily-clad spectators
shiver on the sidelines is one of
the peculiar reversals of nature en-
countered by the winter visitor to
Banff, in the Canadian Rockies.
These hot springs, five in all, issue
from the ground the year round,
with temperatures ranging from IS
degrees to lis degrees Fahrenheit,
their combined flow exceeding 1000
gallons per hour.
r. Bathing in these warm sulphur
pools is one of the pastimes await
ing those attending Banff's forth
coming annual winter carnival, to
be held this year from February 8
to Is, inclusive.
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Trains
Continued From First Page.)

delivered by wire virtually anywhere
in the United States, the expansion
Of the all-expense, escorted tour to
Western wonderlands and the rapid
growth of de luxe coach and tourist
sleeping trains for economically
inclined travellers.
The method of shipping an auto
mobile is simplicity itself. The
owner, bound for Florida, drives it
to the local freight station a few
days in advance of his own de-
parture and drains the gas out
Upon arrival at st. Augustine. Or
mond, West Palm Beach or Miami,
for example, he calls at the freight
Office of the Florida East Coast
Railway, claims his car and drives
away with it. For this the entire
cost is 4 cents a mile If two pas
sengers themselves go by train. Re-
finements of the plan, created by
Florida enterprise, include such fea-
lures as having local company
call for the car, fill the gas tank
and deliver it to the owners hotel
at any time he instructs in advance,
so that it is ready for him Is min
utes after he has detrained from
the Florida Special or the Miamian.
Similar methods obtain in the
West for journeys to California,
where the fast trip by the stream
liners, such as the City Of San
Francisco or City of Los Angeles,
enable the owner to cross the CONT
nent in two-and-a-half days from
Washington, and to have his car
ready for him to enjoy during his
stay on the Coast, without the prob
lem of encountering prairies, plains,
deserts and mountains in driving the
car West himself.
Meeting other needs of travellers
and foreseeing those which would be
welcomed by patrons, the Western
roads pioneered in creating the all
coach and tourist car trains, notable
among which are the Challengers, to
Los Angeles, San Francisco and
Portland. Similar to ships of tour
ist class only" these trains offer
passengers the comfort of Pullman
cars of fairly recent type (they
were the standard cars of a dozen
years ago. for sleeping car fare
which is only half that charged in
what are termed standard" cars.
A lounge car is provided for such
passengers, while, even cheaper, are
the de luxe reclining-Seat coaches,
with the 90-cent-a-day meals avail
able to guests in both types Of &C
commodat tons.
The popular tourist sleepers, diff
fering from standard cars only in