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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-19

kalinin told Roosevelt that basic
principles Of soviet-Finnish rela-
tons were defined by the peace
treaty OF Oct. IL. 1920.
The present negotiations be-
tween the Soviet government and
the government of Finland are also
being conducted In conformity
with these principles" Kalinin
said.
Despite the tendentious YER
sions which are being disscmin-
sted by circles evidently not In
terested in European peace. the
sole aim OF the negotiations re-
ferred TO above Is the consolids-
ton OF the reciprocal relations be-
tween the Soviet Union and Fin
land and strengthening OF
friendly cooperation between both
countries in the cause OF gusran-
teeing the security of the Sovie,
Union and Finland.
kalinin reminded Roosevelt
that Russia recognized the
Independence Of the Finnish
republic Of Its own free win
ON Dec. 5. 1916, and said Fin
nish sovereignty was guaran-
teed by the peace treaty Of
Oct. Il. 1890. between the Fin
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earnest hope that the Soviet
Union will make no demands or
Finland which are inconsistent
with the maintenance and develop.
ment Of amicable and peaceful re-
,ations between the two countries
and the Independence Of each"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-19
Ministers Elect
Federation Head

Rev. J. George Cunningham,
pastor Of the First United Pres
byterian church. Is the new presi-
dent OF the Tacoma Ministerial
federation. He was elected at a
meeting held Tuesday at the First
Presbyterian church.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-19
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-19
Roosevelt Makes Public His
Reply From Russ President

Observation-Disclosures kanin. of Soviet Russia, ad-
vsed President Roosevelt that the sole aim of Soviet negoa
ons with Finland is consolidation of reciprocal relations and
of friendly cooperation between both countries
public presidents
both HIS appeal to reply late Tuesday
10 keep peace that
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-19
World of Tomorrow Is Job
OF Store Management Today

Building the world of tomorrow Say that's all I've been
dong for the past two weeks ssd r. a Davidson
az the Montgomery Ward store Wednesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-19
] QUICKER START

You get better motor" that starts quicker
and stays started-when you switch TO As
ISOLATED Aviation Ethyl, because this only true
sviauon-type fuel YOU can buy for your car
mixes Instantly and in scientific exactness with
the air in the oarburetor, gets to the cylinders
faster in ready-to-hre form.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-19

Mrs HilI's death came Sunday,
She had been planning 20 leave on
a visit 10 San Francisco with her
son Floyd Of American Lake when
she was stricken.
The funeral has been set for
$50 Thursday afternoon fro m
Buckley-kings Active paIlbear-
ers will be n. s. Nettieton. Paul
Billings. J. Gordon March. Alex
ander T. Hosmer. Eddy Bryan, all
Of Tacoma, and Tom Watson of
Seattle. The honorary pallbearers
will be DIR. Benjamin F. Terry. DR..
W. w. Mattson. w. Yale Henry,
Judge Overton C. Ellis. John Con-
don. Paul II. Johns and William s.
Anderson. and Al Brown Of Kent.
Rev. Harold B. Long will conduct
the service.
Mrs. Hill was born In Seattle
August 10, 1868. and came to
Tacoma six months later. She
lived here continuously until her
death. Since the death Of her
husband In 1896 she has resided
at the Bonneville hotel.
lu
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-19

with the Maletzkys; meeting at
2 p. m. at headquarters, 1871 u
Commerce st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-19
I FASTER PICKUP

just press the throttle and away you go with
magnificent surge of power like nothing you've
ever experienced! Built after rigid aircraft
specifications, Aviation Ethyl makes the motor
respond with instant peak Powsr-the aviation
principle-gives new driving surety in traffic
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-19
Married In 1887

Mrs. Hill attended school In OH
Tacoma in building that Is still
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-03-03
La Salvadores
Give Pretty Party
AT Cotton Club

Perhaps one of the outstanding
formals OF the current season was
given last Wednesday night at the
Cotton Club by the La Salvadores.
The ballroom was beautifully
decorated in blue and gold, the or
ganization's colors. The club name
was exquisitely inscribed across the
entire length of the band stand.
The hostesses, twelve in number,
were beautifully gowned and cour-
teously received their guests and
did everything within their power
to entertain them throughout the
duration of the party. Balloons,
confetti, horns and novelty caps
helped all TO the merriment Of the
happy young dancers.
The La Salvadores, group of
young women, most of whom are
married, promises to be one Of the
outstanding social clubs Of the city.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-03-03
BOYD MEM.
(Continued from Page ID

tIoutanUcd from rage
board, who is the eldest son Of this
because many of the schools, he de-
clared, wanted some idea on the kind
OF exercises to put on. The programs
are gratuitons contribution to any
church, b, Y. p. u, or Circle. Usher
Board. Junior Convention that may
send for them.
But to make the occasion memor-
able, the National Baptist Publishing
Board has had made up thousands
of stick pin buttons with the photo
graph and likeness of the late DR.,
Boyd in brown These are being
offered to the Sunday Schools and To
the young people who want to put
on the exercises, at the small cost Of
sixty cents per dozen.
This will be the seventeenth an
nual Boyd Memorial Month, because
he was memoralized here in Nashville
following his DEATH His body WAS
held in state until the National
Baptist Convention convened, and
when the leaders of the entire de-
nomination were here. The huge
Greenwood Park was utilized for the
occasion. From that time on once
each year Baptists everywhere have
been holding Boyd Memorial Exer-
cises to tell the children about him,
20 that not only will the children
know, but the children's children's,
in the language of Henry Allen
Boyd, the present secretary of the
board and son of the lamented lead
er, may know that he lived and that
he carried on; that he made a contri-
button, and that the monuments in
the way of the institutions, an or
ganization that came out Of his fer
tile brain, still stand.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-03-03
NATIONAL DEFENSE BILL
IGNORES NEGROES

WASHINGToN--(A (ANP) The
Bill, carrying out the Presidents
national defense program, passed
the House last Wednesday BY vote
Of 367 to Is, but included no pro-
vision against discrimination by the
War department.
The defense bill authorize an
increase il the regular army from
l65, 900 to 10000 officers and men,
10000 III the National Guard, and
increase Of 3,Ua2 planes to be added
to those now on hand. The increase
in the number of airplanes necessi-
tates the training of additional
pilots, mechanic, and other nil
specialists. OF the II aviation schools
selected 81 participate IN the pro-
gram BY the Civil Aeronanties Au-
thority, however, not one was col
ored.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-03-03
GIRLS TO VIE
in CONTEST
FOR POSTURE

If Miss Betty Ryans who is in
charge of the Girls work Of the
Fifth Street Y. w. G. A. has much
success with her health program
during March the coming of Spring
will find quite a number of girls
with excellent posture. Miss Ryans
announced this week that the young
er girls clubs Of the Y, W. Q. A,
would observe health month with
series Of lectures and outlining how
to get pleasing posture.
On March "a Dayton will learn
which girl has the best posture as
the result of contest to be held by
the clubs. As an inducement prizes
are being offered. The contest will
be held at the Fifth Street Y. w. G.
Al, Mrs. Clarence Smith and Miss
Exine Prear will determine the win
ners OF the contest.
While good posture will be stress
ed, thorough instruction on the value
of good gealth will be given in a
series Of lectures which are schedul-
ed to be held at four p, m. March
clio. Visits to recreational and
health centers are being planned.
Registrations for the lectures and
the contest are being made now at
the IN W. G. A, BY AL interested
gtxls.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-03-03
ORGANIZE VOTERS LEAGUE
IN DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

WASHTNGTON(ANP1 - With
5000 residents having pledged their
allegiance to the organization, the
Voters league has been launched.
1t will work to secure suffrage Tor
citizens who reside in the District
of Columbia.
At meeting held at Lincoln Con-
gregational church on Sunday, the
following speakers appeared jesse
C. Suter. vice chairman, Citizens
Joint Committee on National Repre-
sentation for the District, Wilbur s.
Finch, president, Citizens Confer
ence for District Suffrage, William
II. Mondell, vice president District
Suffrage association, and Miss Ben
etta Bullock, chairman Of the mem
bership committee Lemual Penn
served as master Of ceremonies. Miss
Marjory Jackson, talented loeai
ganist and the church choir furnish
ed music for the occasion.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-03-03
TION Al.
NEWS BRIEFS
ROSCOE c. BRUCE JR.
FREED FROM PRISON

NEW YORK CITY lNP) The
big gates Of Essex County peniten-
tiary swung open last Friday morn
ing and Roscoe Conkiin Bruce Jr.,
former Harvard student and leading
Harlem resident, walked out free
man, told reporters n have no com
ment. =
Bruce was sentenced In November,
1897, after being convicted in New
ark OF staging d fake holdup with
five Others allegediy to cover up
shortages in his accounts at the
Harrison Douglass apartments IN
Newark, which Bruce at the time
managed. He had served l5 Of his
18 months sentence, three months
having been allowed for good be
havior.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-03-03

with the worat part OF the winter
behind us, we are ail thinking about
spring clothes. But before we gei
around to the actual purchase oi
our spring wardrobe. II is weal tol
take a good long look at ourselves
In the mirror.
The chances are that during the
winter we have let up on our reRu-
lar exercises, The weather was
not conducive to outdoor ACTIVITY
and most of us, am afraid, nave
failed to keep up our daily dozen
indoors. Then. too. WE seem 70
have bigger appeiites In winter, aue
10 The cold weather, and we eat an
abundance of heavy foods. Many
If us added good five pounds DUR
IN. the holidays from the rich holl-
Iay tnre and have neglected % 90
anything about III. And now u me
lime that we must pay for our iazi-
ness and neglect II we hope TO wear
,ur spring clothes with an air.
Improve Your Posture
The feminine figure shows the
flrst signs OF neglect In one Tor an
of three plaees: the hips, the ahdo-
men and the waist. The day OF the
wasp-like waist Is gone, but sim
trim mldrtff ia still In demand Y
yom want to wear your clothes g
advantage. And, of course, nofhinf
ietracts more from the line OF
dress or suit than u bulging tunlmy
And this common feminine faiiins
Ia more the result of poor posture
and weak stomach muscles than Q
surplus poundage. stamping aci'i
lily adds several Inches 70 ~,
waist, hips and abdomen. Try hoid
Ing yourself erect and notice th
difference. Holding your stoinac'
In strengthens the stomach muscle
and. if you keep 1t up long enougl
YOU will be rid of mt least that pal
ticular defect.
EXERCISES Must BE Done Reguiar'
The hips, however, are the blf
uest problem. Nothing viii TIL
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-03-03
Qp.tDoVnFi(t.hl%
Es4$G n rc5N
~ o. PUCK IS
, his second term. tWe bet Mr.. st.
Clair Gibson didn't know this.)

his second term. 1--WE bet Mr. 81.
Clair Gibson didn't know this.)
Do you know, that according 60
physicians, when you become drunk,
your brain swells and presses
against your skull In 50 doing,
it makes You dizzy and you're La
bic to try anything. so, boys. be
careful when you become high.
It's highly recommended that you
10 home and to bed when and If
this happens to you.
Do you know the late Pope Plus
yI completely mastered more than
half dozen languages, among them
some Of the most difficult known.
1t is also claimed by Thomas II. Nor
gan, Vatican correspondent, that
the Pointiff was one of the most
noted mountain climbers this hob
by) in all Europe. He is said to
have climbed one Alpian peak thai
very few have been able to scale.
He is also noted as diplomat of
the first rank. Morgan also states
that as one of the members Of the
! library, Pope Plus ri spent more
/ than 80 years in the Vatican libr-
ary studying.
Do you know that we believe you
are tired Of reading this, SO we'll
sign off until the next time.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-03-03
FOURTH STREET BAPTIST
Rev. Leroy C.. McGec, Pastor

Spend your money whewe
you can work. Patsoniss ssorss
that employ Nsgre clerks.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-03-03
HARLEM MINISTER
GETS SCHOOL POST

NEW YORK tCNA) Borough
President Stanley M. Isaacs this
week appointed the Rev. A. Clayton
Powell, Jr., pastor Of the Abyssinian
Baptist Church, as member Of the
local School Board District ~, for a
five-year term.
DIR Powell, who is thirty years old,
is an enrolled member Of the Ameri-
can Labor Party and has been active
in civic affairs for a number Of
years.
Recently Citizens Committee for
Employment headed by Dr.. Powell
signed an agreement with the Up
town Chamber Of Commerce for en-
ployment Of Negroes rs clerks in
Harlem stores.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-03-03

them down but regular exercise and
diet. suggest diet only II suli are
All aru0nu overweight aud then "
must be accompanied by exercise,
But many of gs have unnecessarily
weli-padded hips without being
generally heavy. This condition II
brought about bv lazy life and II
remsfIied only by n welIeslfibiished
routine OF exercise. | am going 70
give you d couple Of simple exer-
ciges to reduce the hips and, for
funafely, these same exercises. if
done regularly. will slim your waist
too.
"a lie on back and roll hips
from side To side, keeping the shout
ders fiat on the door. Start with ten
rolls day and work gradually up
| to fifty.
III Standing erect, bend for
ward. trying to touch the toes. Then
bend backward, then from side TO
/ side.
/ have selected these two exer-
cises because they are simple, and
do the same work as the more com
i tMlGHtGu, Nuu OItShttiitS &uuioRthAt
| ones. Nor will they leave you so
| worn ont that you will neglect the
i proper care Of your hair, your skin
land your general good grooming
Remember that few days, or even
En- few weeks of exercise is not
enough. You must keep It UP regu-
a lnrly over d period of time IL you
hone 10 sin into spring with slim
silhouette.
Wbat are your beauty prob
i lems2 Write Marie Downing.
i, Larieuse Beauty Foundation,
Room 52I = 5lo North Fourth
ST., ST. Louis, Mo-. and she nil
Be glad to answer them. Be aHre
to enclose self-addressed
i stamped en,eiope.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-03-03
GEO. B. SMITH
SPEAKS TO
HEALTH GROUP

The Community Health council
held its regular bi-monthly meeting
Wednesday afternoon at Linden
Center with George B. Smith AS
principal speaker.
Ameng other interesting and in-
formative things, Mr.. Smith declar-
ed In your campaign for beauti-
iication, health, housing and safety
you have begun Ii great work which
is a credit to you. 1t points to
good citizenship and can be done
without the expenditure of large
sums Of money II Is fine thing
and everyone is watching and talk
ing about your organization He
was introduced by Il. G. McFarlane,
principal Of Dunbar high school.
Other speakers were L. v. Stoeck
lein, director of welfare, introduced
by Or. Lloyd III. Cox; and John
Dawson, executive director Of the
Community Chest, introduced by
Robert II. Mallory.
Concrete reports and yearly out
lines Of the work to be done by
each, were given by the various
committee chairmen.
Perhaps the most significant state
ment Of the meeting was made by
Mr.. Stoecklein. He said: Some
people, through no fault Of their
own. although qualified, are doing
menial labor for their relief orders.
suggest that they be given more
desirable jobs in making surveys
and performing other tasks which
might be beneficial TO this group
Mr.. Stockton received congrat-
ulations on every hand and it is
hoped that the Health Council will
be able to do something in this di-
rection for these persons.
All speakers declared that the
entire city it watching closely the
workings of the Community Health
council.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-03-03
sT. PAuL's ANE CHURCH
YWCA NOTES
Rev. A. VI. Turner, Fassog

AT the last regular meeting Of
the Committee Of Management the
chairman, Mrs. Lucetta Tanner,
made The following appointments OK
chairmen for the various commit
tees. Younger Girls, Miss Ethel Glib
son. Industrial, Miss Arletta Pow
ell: Membership, Mrs. Leota Rust;
Public Affairs, Mrs. ThcIma Nc
Callum
The officers of the Committee OF
Management are: Mrs. Lucetta Tan
ner, chanman; Mrs. Grace Hamp-
ton, first vice chairman; Mrs. LOWE
Gay, second vice chairman, and Miss
Halle Douglas, secretary.
Mrs. Tanner commended the out
going chairmen for their splendid
work they accomplished during the
year.
The Younger Girls Of the Fifth
street YWCA will emphasize health
in their March activities. A mum.
ber of visits will be made to fac.
tories and health eenters A very
| interesting program has been plan
| ned for Posture Parade" to be
| held March 23 at the Branch. Thi,
program is planned in connection
with Miss Louise Fulton. assisted bs
| Miss Exine prear and Mrs. Rache
Smith. Prizes will be offered IL
the end of the period.
We are very happy to announc,
that Mrs. Theresa Harris has beer
added to the advisers group. Mrs
Harris is former Girl Reserve ane
very active III the Zion Baptis'
Young Peoples Group.
| Camp for the Fifth street Young
er Girls will be held again this yeai
June 11-1T at Friendly Camp
Somerville, Ohio. Watch for fur
ther information or call FIJI 1851,
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-03-03
AT RANDOM

According to Max Yergan, Inter-
national Scc'y Of African Affairs for
the YMCA, there are z million Euro
peans in South Africa and JIG mil
lion natives. The natives have no
voice, whatsoever, in government
and that they work for the staggcr-
ing sum Of from 18c to Bic per
day doing the hardest labor imag~
Unable. He also thinks that some
ambitious European power will take
| Liberia, the only Black Republic on
the African continent. (Ain't
that sumpin'?)
A certain local gent had the OPP
| portnnity recently to spend night
or two I'M one Of the fine hotels in
the East. On one of his visits to
the restaurant he ordered some
] caviar What will you have to go
along with it, sir?o courteously
asked the waiter. After pondering
Il while, he replied: well, son, you
/, might bring me q pigs foot.
The Dixie Bar-B-Q il still goin'
strong and the prices of their food
are within reach Of everyone. OF
course they specialize in barbecue.
It's delicious, so drop around and
try some. Harris Cocktail Bar, Oh
| the other hand, is tops IN its par.
ticular field They have what you
want and the way you want it
| Ssop by sometime and see julius.
The proprietor Of one of the lo.
cal wine stores claims that "Dage
Red" a sour wine, is mostly usec
as medicine in the Old Country
and it's highly prescribed by doc
tors there. Some Of the old timer.
ever go 50 far as to drink it foi
water. Fifth street playboys re
ally do like medicine and water
Recently trio Of gents hurriedls
rushed from the city in their 2s
Ford coupe with rumble seat, OF
very urgent business. After il cou
pie of hours. they were returning
and had breakdown LII the mean
time a pair Of state troopers hap
pened along Replied one. Don
mind that guy IN the rumble reat
he's just plain drunk and we'r
taking him home The law drov
away but after thinking what woul
fellow be doing with pair o
smoked glasses on, and drunk too
at 2 in the morning. Upon thei
+, return for investigation, 10 and be
hold they found the guy. to be
300-pound hog dressed in an over
coat, derby hat and smoked glas
! ses. The trio tried in vain to con
vince the troopers that it was
man when placed in the rumble Sea
. and it was beyond them how
turned TO swine. Yeah, one becam
L ward of the state. Moral. Hav
your car in good running shap
when on mission Of this sort.
The first international loan mad
by the original 13 Colonies was .
$6,342,543 from the Republic o
France, and it was considered
huge sum. To-day it would run th
nations government for approx
mately four and q half hours; th
second was OF $1,304,00o from Ho
land which, today, would run Unel
Sans business between 48 and 5
minutes. The third was $174,50
! from Spain. All this mazuma wa
paid back, with interest, before Get
!, Washington left office at the end 0
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"Marcheia''

Mar che ia, Mar che ia,