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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-09-06

Try the following recipe several
times this year - each time tisiGg
different berry You'll be sur
prised all the difference in flavor
yet uniform excellence OF the
dessert
Fresh Fruit Tapioca
to tablespoons quick-cooking
tapioca
2h cups fruit juice and water
"a cup sugar
II teaspoon salt
2 cups sliced or crushed fresh
fruit
to tablespoons lemon juice
Sweeten 2 cups sliced or crushed
fruit and let stand " hour. Drain;
add water to juice to make 21a
cups. Combine tapioca, fruit juice
and water, sugar and salt in sauce.
pan and mix well. Bring mixture
quickly to a full boil over direct
heat, stirring constantly. Remove
from fire. mixture will be thin.
Do not Overcook) Add fruit and
lemon juice. Cool, stirring occasion
ally mixture thickens as It cools.
Chill. Serves 6 to 8.
Use any fruits in this recipe. i.e..
fresh strawberries. raspberries.
blueberries, etc.
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10 conform with the shape OF Your
fingers. Avoid flaw-like hands by
All means, But shapely mills can
enll,nre the appearance of stu',l,y
lineers, can add TO the beauty Of
we'll formed fingers
Frequent swimming parties, the
outdoor sun--all have contributed
to today's condition OF your hair 1t
probably is dry, and may even he
streaked. Oil shampoos will help.
or you can massage oil into the
scalp aud leave 1t overnight, rernav-
ing Il first thing In the morning with
Il good shampoo. A good hair color.
ing will cover any streaks and give
al appearance Of naturalness.
Brush your hair more frequently.
Besides serving as a good massage,
the brushing inyigorates the scalp.
Most Of lis Shamefuly neglect to
brush our hair during the summer.
land, therefore, must brush 1t more
Frequently during the cooler period
of the year.
Yes, it's time TO reeonditinn our
beauty. It's an endless job, isn't It.!
I,ut how satisfying 1t In to have
other women ... and men II. pay
us the tribute that good beauty care
merits. An honest effort. backed u,
with the careful selection OF mate
rials. and the battle csn be won.
Let's never forget that be2uty'
means romancsl u
lVbat drs yopr beauty prob,
iems.s Write: Marie Donnirg,
Iarierse Beauty BWc4u, 1902
LiudrN Biyd., 81. Loais, Mo,
and sbr Mill Be glad 10 &nsx<y
them. Be sure to encIose self
sldEessed. sssssped xaysts>e.
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Who Is Bookie?

To The Editor Of The Forum:
A man asked me last Saturday,
who is this man they call "Bookie"
we hear So much about
That really calls for a speech, !
replied! His full name is Parker S.
Bookwalter. He is now Division
Engineer over eight counties in
southwestern Ohio, of which Mont
.omery Country is one, for the Ohio
State Highway Department.
For about three years before that
lle was Engineer with the WPA in
outherwestern Ohio, with keadquar-
rs at Hamilton. He has supervis-
Cd widespread federal work in South
Ohio as Construction Engineer,
In his capacity he came in contact
ith thousands Of workmen, and to
sem he is affectionately known as
cookie. Il was "Bookie' Bookwal-
r. who always was ready to hear
ny trials and difficulaties or hard
ships Of the workmen with whom he
eame in contact. Il was Bookie who
tried to make their task more cheer
ful. 1t was Bookie who tried TO un-
dcrstand and improve their circum-
stances. And to them all, Parker S.
Bookwalter has become known for
his genuine fellowship and kindness,
As his close friends know him under
tho nickname "Bookie." !"
Ask some Of the workmen who
nsrkcr S. Bookwalter is and they
may not know, but tell them its
Bookie" and they all know him,
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the Mahoning County Office since
July IA, 1889.
Charlie. W. Price, 9l9 S. Broad
way Dayton, Ohio who has been EN-
ploved as an Investigator in the
Montgomery County Office since
July s. 1889.
John Fl. Rives, 41d w. 5th street,
Dayton, Ohio, who has been employ
ed a. an Investigator in the Mont
gomery County Office since May 8,
1899.
Henry S. Powell, 500 Lafayette
avenue, Canton, Ohio, who has been
employed as an Investigator IN the
Stark County Office since January !,
1897.
James Albert Lewis. 733 Euclid
avenue. Akron, Ohio, who has been
employed as an Investigator IN the
Summit County Office since April
16, 1896.
Harry L. Smith, 500 Palmwood
avenue. Toledo, Ohio, who has beer
employed as an Investigator in the
Lucas County Office since July 10
1910.
Mrs. Helen W. Evans. R.R. No. 3
Marysvillc, Ohio, who has been en-
ployed as a Case Examiner in the
Central Office since June 26, 1889
George White, 124 w. Clark st.
Springfield, Ohio, who has been ON
ploycd as an Insurance Examiner II
The Central Office since August |
1885.
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S. C. Youth Aches For
Hitler's Scalp

COLUMBIA, sc. (ANP) - Geo.
McDavid, 18, declared that he was
"as strong as any man on earth
end the man to get old Hitler" last
week when he applied here to enter
the army. His application said he
wanted to join the army because he
desired to be a soldier. to learn
trades and to help get old Hitler
before he gets our country"
First Sgt. Chester r. Vaughn, re-
cruiting officer, said he had filed the
first quota ever assigned here Of ten
Negroes for duty with the 41st en-
gineers at Fort Bragg, N. c., but
that he would sign that boy up" if
he got another quota.
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and like him for his many kindness
ses. And this same Bookie, | am
proud to say, is candidate for Coun-
ty Engineer of Montgomery County
on the Republican Ticket.
Thirty years Of road building ex-
perience lies back of Bdokwalter in
laying out, grading and constructing
some of the finest highways in our
state. Thirty years in designing and
constructing bridges for our high
ways. Such an engineer Montgom-
ery County will be fortunate to have
as its Engineer to construct and
maintain its road system.
VIM. LLOYD GARRISON,
III w. Monument Ave.
Dayton, Ohio
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sented from clerical positions aborers engineers inves
gators and inspectors to positions Of Importance
as member Of the Pardon and Parole Board
Other elective Republican State officials have made
concerted effort to place Negroes in their departments
Positions held pages and clerks the Legislature
There four employees the office of the Secretary of
State Negroes hold four clerical positions in the office
Of the Attorney General and Abertus E. Conn is Assist
ant Attorney-Genera
Thus the record shows the Brcker administration
has kept the promise of the Republican platform and
has given greater and equitable share of repre-
sentaon to the Negro in the State than did
the Davey Administration.
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HUGH HAGUE,
LABOR DAY
VICTIM DIES

ts rat,n. Ia. ~ Eifth and
cs,,a 4t.,. 10, trnel nv an
:. - ,,.,o.,a - 10, south
,., ,;a eas -
Thursday az st. Elizabeth hesp''al.
lie i the nineteenth person to ~
killed IN traffic accidents u Dayton
this year.
II. tiao,,s was st,nek bv tho auto
of Charles Bel, o. 10 Weah3cs
street, ponce SAID. beii skiaoea %
feet before striking the feaeseiia''
and proceeded ano'aef ! iee'' 1'ah-
ing totat Ct los ieet y sMia''s'' :
laid down. according g ponce ''sNes-
tigatien
pau az, ], tb. tine of the ac-
.;a.a, HI. c;1a,l ~. ;,nn,a,e, oner;,.
~ SIS IN, n,.ohabl w;ll ID call.
IS Il 81 tbe aeeident prevention
h,,ra,., l.rida,. - oiye a statement.
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Calvin's Newspaper Service
TESTED RECIPE
By Fye,sces Lee Bdrson----

CTRAWBERRIEs, raspberries.
blackberries, blueberries
these luscious wild OF cultivated
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RIDGEWOOD
HEIGHTS
GROWN PoINT)

The American Woodmen Nurse
Corps will meet at the home Of Mrs.
Prilly Wright, September 10 at 274
Cornell avenue, phone AID 1896.
Mrs. Lizzie Webb Is very i'll at her
home, also Mrs. Priscilla Johnson at
her home,
Rev. A. q. Crawford and family
have returned from their vacation.
Mrs. Katie Ruth Dossie Is visiting
Mrs. Annie Ruth Crowder and
family in Hogansville, Ga.
The Douglass Community club
election of officers is set for later
date. Join the Douglass club while
our drive is on, fifty cents to join,
dues one dollar year. Join and
help US boost the community.
The Booster klub il, asking all
members to be sure and meet Sep
tember II. Business of Importance.
The supervisor is asking all members
to pay something on their dues.
CHURCH NEWS
The First Baptist church is expect
ing to Baptise Sunday afternoon, all
candidates be ready.
Send all news to be published to
Mrs. priily Wright, Tuesday Of each
week, 274 Csrnell avenue Or phone
Adams 5395.
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The spring and lie fall nf the snar
always are periods of change Now
is the titae 10 reeotnition the home
fur the winter noailis .. the time
to remove furniture slip covers, and
brighten le home for the nest few
months of Indoor aciis and
liking
This suggests To ne the need for
il bill Of beauty reeonditianin. And
illost III us need Just that after three
ntaiitlt+ ni sumner activity e. and
Nilnimef heat which many times
eliises IT'S 10 be negligent In our
beauty routine
f'Hanees aln hat the summer sun
hasn't benefited onr faces. We're
probably tanned The sl>in is drier.
New squiat lines can he found
around the eyes. A series Of pro
fessiunal or home treatments is
iieeded, backed up with good
cleansing cream and A night cream
regularly used.
The reason | emphasize ''regtI-
lallsa is tilat during the heat Of ille
summer, il is difficult 10 do any
thing regularly, especially ANYTHING
which means easitinn. But now
that summers hcat IL gone and We
have the inNigoMiine eoolness Of
fall, we can make repairs for oiir
negligence ihe past several months,
i'se creams regularly. and the skin
soon Will soften once more. will
seem to li-i.ten ia color and appear
more beautiful
Summer i outdoor artiyitv IS not
The best conditioner for hands They
may need expert attention. At least
they'll need considerable persona
attention. Use hand-loiinn fre,
auently. Manicure the nails and
cuticie. All remember how impor-
aank 1t is that the aails be sAapssl
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4
tiay. september i, Bishop +. G.
Ransom viii dedicate these improve
merits, ana preach the dedication
sermon. The presence Of Bishop
lsausam II IL dual Importance, as he
ii t3s bisfep of this diocese, and 4
preacher of aational reputation
ag tIsan f4fty years ago he dis
fHaal@kad himself as Il master pull
piteel ii Manuel Hall in Boston
Mas. The speech made on this oe-
casion Il printed in Masterpieces q
Oratoty.
Bish j Ransom is the presiding
officer over African Methodist
chulehes ii West Virginia, southern
Pennsylvania and Ohio He is also
the founder IL the A.M.E mission
work ii cuba, where thousands Of
members are enrolled. Ills work
further includes the chalimanshlp of
the Il ard 81 Trustees Of Wilberforce
University Because Of his interest
in the education af Negro youth, and
hs ahof# with thc Fraternal Conn
eli III Negro Churches VI America,
whicA organization had its inception
in his brain. the people Of Dayton
VIII be glad To hear him.
That Visitors fo this service may
noi be aconJnicnced the Ladies
Aid society will serve a lovely chick
en dinner for modest sum.
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TUSKEGEE.-

Thompson, 40g Oakwood Boulevard.
has undertaken a full program OF
activities which will continue until
game time, Mr.. Lane stated There
are more than 500 graduates and
former students Of Wilberforce in
this section and we have set out to
personally contact every Wilberforce
man and woman and have a large
presentation At the game : Mrs.
Thompson remrked in commenting
on one Of the detectives Of the Club
for the Fall season.
Graduates and former students OF
both institutions are expected 70
reach Chicago in time for the pre-
game festivities, which begin Mon
day, October z. The week of DC
tobei & t. IL, inclusive, has been
proclaimed SOUTH SIDE SPORTS
WEEK in Chicago by the Mayor.
c. OP 7
Mus. he in the Forum office
on Tue.day to insure publica-
tisn during the current week
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AUTO DRIVERS
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Lauver; Englewood, Robert Trow-
bridge; Farmersville. Paul Holtzmul
Ter and 4. S. Weimer; Germantown,
Edith Slime, East Market street, and
Joseph Petit, 247 East Center; MI
amisburg. Mrs. Ma mi Wcidncr, 95i
Central avenue; New Lebanon, G. NJ
Hay; Vandaiia, John Pease; West
Caro- lton, Laverne Strader, I23 n
Poplar.
Champion said he expects tota
sale Of about G5,0oo licenses ir
Montgomery county.
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berries IOflOW
each other as
t h e su m m G I
comes and goes.
They should be
enjoyed as they
appear in our
local stores
not only fresh,
with cream. but
iii tasty desserts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-25

NEW FORDsON TRACTOR
nov svoilsble at BUCK 3
BOWERS. with bulldozef
olsde.
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WFsI END

POUR ROOM hangalew. hardwood
floors. fireplace. basement and
furnace. ? bedrooms. cabinet
kitchen. Here j. a real buy. only
81 500. easy terms
:. NJ. RAVER. Rector
2s06 eth Ave MA sssT
sun Pr Sf1s or IA e7e7
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Pets. Docs. Birds. etc.

IRISH rat tail sDanieis- Hsse soine
traininr. seIe North i0tn. Fhociof
1850 -
PUPP- all KIND q Up Pc
SuDzls. 7f6 Pactfe. MA ~.
When yon need ? few extra dol
lars. look around ne basement or
attic for discarded articles This
vii bring you cash from some
enc II you advertise them with
an inexpensive Times Want Al
pnons Main 115l
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Rel Estate for Sac
ANlH HONE

FAMILY HONE
COMPLETELY redeeoratsd ana
modeFnlEed ssrcoFa family home.
Hsrz~aed neoss. fan basement
and automatic hct water fur
race. double PLUMBING. ARE
living and dintng reoms oAhinet
kitchen. ! eeafcon ao~n. ~
This i = very nice family hnnse
located In re 9Th see business
dist A real Bay It $500
SEMINARY DISTRICT
MODERN Sfeon bungalow with
hardwood fieefs. Fireplace. mod
ern kitchen and hr nook. tile
hath bedrooms. large attic.
fun basement. furnace. ss~dust
burner. air conditioned. HOUSE
in nice condition Price for
quick sale only 3 500. easy
terms
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NcaA LtNaA1 IoI 1oN
NEAR NcCaOR0 FIELD
rES ACRES. slx-room house. 8
piece hath. electric pump. eascd
driven Wcn. haFn Ter FIVE cows.
also t~o-room house 5 500.
$50 caxh
20 ACRES. Is II cultivation. ak
RON house. concrete basement.
house neeos some repairs harn
for eight head. extra good soil
$ 500. terms. trade
a==@
FIFE-RooN bungalow. FUN ean-
crete basement. three lots south
end. Sell for $500. terms. OF
take smaller house N trade.
5. {. BLAND
566s SO CA $50
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SoTtce To ouR CUSTOMERS
~ YOUR car needs tires. Ns All
supply them = sea and yea sAn
pay Va 81 ths expiration 81 Yauf
present contract
VI can save yuu money on natnf
exchanges In rlymanths. fefis
md Chssrolsts. and - can sap.
rlY parts fnf rev and ED cars a.
biz savings
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l-i93s chsyroist truef. xifb boisf
TAT bee snd sTasfi b<o. sffs1
bafHalH
BUCK Z BOWERS
- PugallsD Afs. ~ tii7
Evening star., 1940-10-20

The wave Of modernistie post
office muroIs received q setback
in this seIec tion for the Rockville.
Nd, post office Of O bit Of Mont
eomery County's own noturoI
beouty for its decorative Ponel.
The newly instoIIed pointing de-
picts in noturolistie style the
sueorIoof Mountain scene with
foreground Of rolling form fields.
Pointed BY Judson Smith Of
Woodstock. N. Y, it hos the
worm approval Of Dr.. George
Edmonds. postmaster. and resi-
dents Of Rockville eenerolly. who
frowned on O modernistic theme
for the 2-yeor- old post office.
Star Staff Photo by F. Routt.
Evening star., 1940-12-28

Samuel E. Rose, on THE Closed
Road" Young peoples discussion
al and devotional service at pm.
Informal song service begins at 8
pm. Sermon by the Rev. Mr.. Rose
on The Old Years Rear Guard"
GOrSuch.
The Rev. Richard T. Scholl will
preach tomorrow at II am. on "A
Resolution That Counts" There
will be a joyous evangelistic meet
ing at 8 pm.
The Fellowship Forum will have
Christmas party Monday at pm.
The Women's Society of Christian
Service will hold fellowship on
New Year eve beginning at 9
o'clock. After the party there will
be watch night service.
Evening star., 1940-12-28

Mexico City, July 1920. The Ma
tional Evangelical Council of Mexico
and cooperating bodies will act as
host. Information may be secured
from the writer for those who wish
to attend as delegates.
Mrs. j. B. Kinnear will teach the
Kinnear Glass of Calvary Baptist
Church tomorrow morning. Presi-
dent John G. Minor will preside.
The Prettyman Mems Glass of
Francis Asbury Methodist Church
will be taught tomorrow by Tracy
L. Jeffords, William Bradford, pro-
fessor in the Woodward School for
Boys of the Y. NJ c. A., will speak
to the P. w. Jeffries Ladies' Glass.
The young mems Bible class OF
National Baptist Memorial Church
will hear an exposition of the lesson
tomorrow morning by John L. Wanh.
Frank Smith presides at the ses-
sion of the Brotherhood Mems Glass
of Hamline Methodist Church to-
morrow morning and Prof. c. H.
ONO will speak.
Evening star., 1940-12-28
Keller Lutheran
To Be Host Friday
To Nurses Guild
Dr.. Mumper to Continue
His Sermon Series O,
Christmos Meditutions

The Keller Memorial Lutheran
Church, DR.. J. Harold Mumper, pas
tor, will be host to the Lutheran
Nurses Guild Of the District at a
holy communion service Friday eve
ming.
Tie service will follow the regular
8 pm. preparatory service for the
regular service of holy communion
to b. January 5.
The Lutheran Nurses Guild is
comprised of all Lutheran graduate
and student nurses of the District.
The pastor vii continue his series
Of Christmas meditations tomorrow,
preaching in the morning on "The
World-Plan for the Coming of
Christ" and in the evening on THE
Names of Jesus"
The Sunday evening service will
have special music by the Junior
and intermediate Choirs. They will
sing Gloria in Excelsis Deo," by
Hopkins, and softly the Stars Were
Shining" by Torovsky.
At the morning service the Senior
Choir will sing Joy, Joy Every
where" by Maley. Miss Ruth Kobbe,
contralto soloist, will sing 20 Thou
That Tellest Good Tidings to Zion,"
by Handel.
On New Year eve the young peo-
pie will hold Watch-night service
at the home of the pastor.
Evening star., 1940-12-28
Boys Choir Will Sing
Al St. Johns Service

At st. Johns Episcopal Church,
Lafayette Square, tomorrow will be
holy communion at 8 am. DR.. c.
Leslie Glenn, rector, will preach at
$50 am. and II a m. The full choir
of men and boys will sing Good
News From Heaven" by Bach. at
both services. The French service,
with Mr. Liotard preaching, will be
held at pm. At 8 pm. there will
be variation of the Kings College
service held last Sunday.
New Year Eve there will be cele-
bration Of the holy communion with
boys choir at 1870 pm, carols at
II PM. The music of this COM
munion service is "Missa Aeterna
Christia Munera," by Palestrina.
New Year Day--feast of the cir
cumcision-the services will be holy
communion at 7:30 am. and IL.
Services for the remainder OF the
week are daily celebrations Of the
holy communion except Saturday,
and celebration of the holy COM
munion at noon Thursday.
Evening star., 1940-12-28
DR.. Harris Will Discuss
A Character inventory

"A Character Inventory" will be
DR.. Frederick Brown Harris topic
at II am. tomorrow. at Foundry
Methodist Church. The anthems
will be "To Thee Alone Be Glory"
by Bach, and Ring Out, Wild
Bells" by Gounod.
At pm. a musical service will
be presented by the vested choir, a
request repeating of many of the
selections included in the candle
light musical service of a week ago.
DR.. Harris will speak on Keeping
the Old Year"
A watch night service will be held
New Year Eve from II to IL o'clock
in the sanctuary. This will be pre-
ceded by presentation of talking
motion picture, in color, entitled
The Savior Is Born" and a social.
Evening star., 1940-12-28
Mount Vernon Church
Will Have Special
Music Tomorrow
After Christmus-Mh1t?'
Is Dr.. John w. Rustin's
Sermon Topic

DR.. John w. Rustin, minister OF
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church, will preach at $3.50 and II
am. tomorrow on AFTER Christ
mas-What?"
Harry McMains will sing Face
to Face" as solo at the early service
and the quartet composed Of Con-
ley Woosley, Fred Peters, Woodrow
Wilson and Harry McMains will
sing "The Sure Refuge" The choir
will sing the "Lapland Lullaby" as
request anthem. The Rev. WILDER
H. Wilson will preach on MY Reso-
luton" at the junior church service
at II am. The Junior choir of "a
voices will sing.
Justice Bolitha j. Laws will speak
at $50 am. on Jesus Requires
Faithfulness" at the A. B. Pugh
Bible Glass assembly. Evening serv-
ices of the senior, young people S
and young adult departments will
be held at 7 o'clock, with tea at g.
Woodrow Wilson will be leader of
the Wesley Fellowship service at
and the Rev. Mr.. Wilson will speak
DR.. Rustin will speak on THE
Ghost of a Chance" at o'clock.
The choir will sing the Austrian
shepherds Christmas Song" as
anthem; David Manley, tenor, will
sing the offertory solo.
There will be holy communion
New Year eve, Tuesday, with the
service from II to midnight. DR.
Rustin will speak Thursday at t8pm