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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-10-03

bound concepts Of mortality, we
and fame. As we forsake the huIs
sense of possession, we gain the t
sense OF Immortal life with Its S
tendant harmony. M
The rich young man who inuui i
what was necessary TO gain eter
life, was admonished by Jesus 10 Sx s
card his fa,se sense OF wealth
substance rs material, and to toll
him, ard thereby gain spiritual trsss
ure. Noting the young mans sorIM
at this, Jesus declared Mark 10 :sE
How hardly sheii they int hSS
riches enter into the kircdorn Is
Cod" II Was his lcvc os lie ricla
which this Yong man had innerias
which made them Nor. important
him than his rtarnal spiritual Il
heritance. 4
The Father, eternal Mind, Soul. Iii
provided for His beloved children
good, and we inherit thi. legacy 4
through spiritual understanding, Il
exercise the qualities OF mer cy. l.aas
ness, unscliishness, and asctiiire
Through spiritual regeneration Il
shall find ourselves in the kinydo 81
Of heaven. Great things are promissE
TO the righteous in the Scr;ptuns 4
and as we. in greater faith, plad
our reliance upon God. Spirit, Vi
shall prove evil and error impotel
TO interfere with or retard our spiri
uai progress.
In Science and Health Mrs. Edd
says lp. 33i1: The Scriptures impl
that God is All-in-all. From this
follows that nothing possesses realit
nor existence except the divine Mir
and Ills ideas" A great heritae
awaits us as, awakening from tf.
dream Of life in matter. we acknow
edge the ideas OF divine Spiri
which alone are real, harmoniou
and satisfying. Genuine liberty come
With spiritual understanding, an
those who are sick, enslaved by sis
or destitute can lei go OF false ma
ierlal ways Of thinking. and, /.
reaching out for spiritual enlishten
nent, find freedom. ---The Chrss
tiaH Science Monitor.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-10-03
, Equality Of Inheritance
+ TNHuMAN EXPERIENCE. one per

/ INHuMAN EXPERIENCE. one per
1 son. through no ability of his own,
may inherit 4 large estate from 4
ormer generation, While another IN
tividual, through no fault OF his own.
MIL receive no such inheritance. In
The Bible II is recorded that Christ
ieSus revealed God to be the Father
af man. Hence, mans inheritance or
possession comes from God. for man
$ the son of God, Spirit, divine Mind.
Zach and all may partake Of the
'iches Of Gods goodness without
tint, and His goodness is manifested
Intelligence, power, and dominion.
)ur effort should be 10 realize Gods
.iiness and omnipotence according
Q the Masters teachings.
On page IS of Science and Health
With Key to the Scriptures Mary
saker Eddy has written: Love Is
impartial and universal In its adap-
alton and bestowals. II is The open
cunt which cries, sHo, every one that
thirsteth, come We 10 the waters. :"
For this reason there is no favor.
ltism or limitation in the divine order
of being, and each one may claim his
measure Of contentment. satisfaction.
md usefulness. Spirit is substance,
md this fact. understood and utilized,
enables us to enjoy the things OF
ipirit, immortal Life.
All may avail themselves Of Gods
liberal blessings Of joy, peace, and
.armOny. As indicated by the Psalm
st psalms BID. THE meek shall
inherit the earth; and shall delight
themselves in the abundance Of
peace" True meekness is ii condition
of thought which reioices ia and is
obedient to the direction OF God, and
is firmly set against the temptations
Of evil. Throughout the Scriptures
there are recorded many instances
in which those who trusted in God
received aid in some outward mani
festation. Inequitable human condi-
tionS~are overcome as we realize our
spiritual heritage from divine Love.
-. We inherit everlasting spiritual
treasure only as we surrender earth
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-10-03

Here is a dessert that is q uni
versal favorite the country over
fluffy cottage cheese cake. Unlike
most cheese cakes this one Sllrinks
very little when cooled. Serve with
frosted white grapes. wedges Of
fresh peaches, or tart apples and
you have a dessert beautiful to
look at as well as delicious to eat.
Cheese cakes may be classed
along with crlstards when consid-.
ering their food value, for they
both contain the wholesome good
less of milk.
COTTAGE CHEESE CAKE
package zwei5ack t5-A Oh
Vi cup sugar
ia teaspoon cinnamon
y. cup butter, melted
Crush zWoiback and add remain
zig ingnedi iits. Mix thoroughly
and lil.e bottom and sides of an
B-snch spring form pan. Chill
while MAKING the filing
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-10-03

my assertion:
Lemon coconut PInwhcels
= cups sifted cake -four; 2 tea,
spoons double-acting baking pow.
der: " teaspoon salt; table,
spoons butter or other shortening
l egg, slightly beaten; 10 table
spoons heavy cream: lemon filling.
VI cup sifted confectioners' sugar;
III tablespoons lemon juice; is
ran moist. sweetened coconut.
Sift -four once, measure, add
baking powder and salt, and sift
again. Cut in shortening. Combine
egg and cream; add all at once to
-four mixture and stir until all -four
is danpened. Then stir vigorously
until mixture forms a soft dough
and follows spoon around bowl
Turn out on slightly Toured board
and knead 30 seconds. Roll into
oblong sheet, 7x12 inches. Spread
evenly with Lemon Filling. Roll as
for jelly roll, wetting edges to seal.
Cut in twelve 1-inch slices. Place
rolls In creased Sx8x 2-inch pan,
outside down. Bake in hot oven
(4259 F.1 Is minutes, or until done.
Combine sugar and lemon Juice and
spread over hot rolls. Sprinkle
coconut over top. Serve warm or
cold. y
To make Lemon Filling, combine
"A cup sugar. 21z tablespoons cake
Hour, and dash OF salt In top OF
double boiler; add | egg yolk,
slightly beaten, n cup water. and
tablespoons lemon Juice, mixing
thoroughly. Place over boiling
water and cook 10 minutes, stir
ring constantly. Add " teaspoon
grated lemon rind and / teaspoon
butter. Cool
~s~4a
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-10-03
VIRGINIA
SEMINARY
TO OBSERVE
HOME COMING

In the last meeting of the Trus-
tee Board the following commit
tee was appointed to work with
President Powell In arranging
for the opening Of the school
and for the operation Of the same
during the present year: Drs. A..
r. James, r. u. Bowling, W. L.
Lee, J. A. Shelton, G. G. Har-
vey, T. j. King and that other
disciple. We are glad to report to
you that the school opened on
schedule, and that the student
body far exceeds our most hope
full expectation.
President Powell is as busy
now as the proverbial hen with
one chicken. He ha just finished
housing the largest crop raised
on the schools fifty acre farm.
We will have corn meal enough
for the entire year, and -four for
the greater part Of the year, and
perhaps white potatoes enough.
We have hundreds of jars of
canned fruits and vegetables,
with 90 head of ogs Of all sizes,
many of which are large enough
to kill-one weighing about 500
pounds. All Of this is due 40 the
string energy and the far-sight-
edness Of our president. Right
now many ply improvements,
together with the construction of
a new heating plant, are in pro-
cess Of completion. Thus you can
see the work is still going on.
Having spoken Of our assets,
may we now say word about
our liabilities. We would not have
you believe that the farm solves
the table problem; for there are
many things to be bought that
cannot be raised on the farm
and with prices skyirocket-ng
these constitute problem. Other
operating expenses such as fuel
| light, water, salaries and inciden
tails must be provided for. Oul
faculty this year is second t.
none--coming from some of the
leading universities in the coun
try--including both England ano
! America. We have said all this t.
give you q birdseye view Of oul
real needs of this time in order
to carry on.
As we read the signs of the
times, we have every reason te
be hopeful and greatly encour
aged. First Of all, we are follow
ing a Captain that cannot fail
the invincible God! Secondly, VIZ
have as president of our institu
ton a man who can brook lit
equal or stand no superior
business genius; a financial wiz
ard; an educator after the man
ner born; man of God who hal
come to the throne for such {
time as this. Thirdly, in Dr. w
Il. Lee we have a Christian of the
Trustee Board who never takes
mo" for an answe1--a man who
has succeeded and is himself q
success. His word is Imported by
the savings of live time; and he
is hundred per cent with Presi.
dent Powell for greater and bet.
| ter school. Fourthly, after all il
said and done, we have a trustee
board that believes in the funda
mental principles on which thii
institution was founded, and how
ever fe may differ on the surface
We are united in heart-all of III
| want to see Virginia Seminar,
rise and assert herself, as he il
capable Of doing. Last, but moi
least, President Powell has about
him an executive cvommittee or
whom he can count to the last
man, to do his duty.
i On to the great home coming
celebration! We pray that ever,
alumnus, every under graduate
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ing that Congress Immediately
declared war and that America
enter the European struggle ut
once to the fullest. have been APP
pearing in a number of large city
newspapers along the Atlantic
Coast during the past week or
ten days. Many Administration
leaders are becoming more and
more warlike in their utterances
as the days come and go. The
war fever is mounting in the ma
tion's capital. There is tensencss
and rising excitement in the air,
as If just before the coming Of
a storm. The tom-toms are beat
ing louder and louder. Anything
can and may happen here within
the next few days or weeks.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-10-03

FILLING FOR CAKE
3 eggs, separated
cup sugar
VI cup flour
! teaspoon vanilla
l tablespoon grated lemon rind
cup whipping cream ~ pint)
1l2 lbs. dry cottage cheese
Beat egg yolks until thick ano
lemon colored. Blend sugar and
-four together: add to beaten yolks
mixing thoroughly. Rub cottage
cheese through a sieve and add
to yolk mixture, beating we'll. StiI
in vanilla and lemon rind. Whit
cream until stiff. lightly fold cream
into cheese mixture and fold In
stiffiy beaten egg whites, Turn
cheese mixture into crumb- -lineo
spring form pan and bake for "a
hours in slow oven 300 F. Cool
thoroughly on cake rack before re-
moving sides of the pan. Serve
with sugared grapes. generous
servings.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-10-03
Pinwheels For
; Parties

l- By Frances Lee Barton -J
THE popular pinwheel is suitable
Il for the evening meal, for guests,
Tor the Bridge luncheon or for that
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-10-03

D g l o r @ D @ q
IS n a c k" But
8 o m e h o w ! I
seems to lend
itself most to
parties par
ticularly child.
Ten's partie
Here's a recipe
through W hic h
you may prove
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ON NOT

IContinued from page q
and equal status as citizens Of
the United Stated. They will ever
SO contend.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-29
Unres st Spreads
'Thruout Europe

LONDON. Sept. 29 UP'A stead
!iv mounang tide OF passive rr-
>.stdnec sabotage and dlrcct-actlou
terrorism was reported. tmouIhout
German-o occupied Europe today.
There were indications tnat op-
position to German rule by millions
vi persons was attaining such pro
portions that II threatened to con-
stitute a new front with which
Adolf Hitler must contend while
ms armies are tlghtinG The stub
born. resilient Russian forces in the
est.
\ mereiirsS campaign of rcprcs-
SION was forecast in Czechoslovakil
is the result OF underground actlv-
ity which caused the Germans to
arrest Gen. AloIs Elias. premier o.
the Na2i-conuolled CzechoSlovak k
government and to impose state
of emergency under the dreaded
NaH a"stapo. in key areas OF the
country.
Berlin reported that the Sloyak
,arliameut would meet thl, week 20
.reScribe the death sentence for
sabotage. The collision OF two
freight trains III Slovakia was men
toned
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-29

fNBC heard in New York a B3it-
iSh radio report that there had been
an unsuccessful attempt to ASSIST
nate Premier Bella Tuka, premicf
of the Na2i-domlanted Slovak cab
met
In JuEoslayia. where the Ge"mana
have been compelled to Use their
own troops to aid the Croat "goy-
eminent" against the tens OF thuu-
sands of organized Guerillas Mos
COW radio reported an attempt 10
aSsiSasSinate Gen. Milutm Medic.
premier OF the dominated
cabinet.
Uuconfirmed reports circulated
here regarding conditions in Italy.
whore morale WAS reported deter
iorating rapidly There were even
reports that the tall of Premier
Benito Mussolini might be neal,
though diplomats doubted the like
hhood of any such development.
tCBS heard a British radio
broadcast which. quoting radio sta
tlonS, described an alleged out
break Of the dread black death
plague at Brindlsil
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-29
Women Golf Stor
Slain by Thugs

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Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-29
RAF Heavy Bombers
Unload Explosives
Over Italian Area

LONDON. Sept, 90 tUPD Bri,-
iSh heavy bombing planes. rcsmn-
ing 4 fun scale aerial offensive al
ter a bad-weather pause, bomb =
Italy'a vulnerable industrial t.
angle and targets over / wild" arrJ
Of western Germany during IT,
night
At the same time British plan 5
based on the Mediterranean bomb, q
Palermo. Trapani, Marsala in 81
cily off southwestern Italy.
Genoa was the chief tarsel e.
the British raids on northern ItaE.
it was said authoritatFcly he.
but Italy admitted attacks on HI
BIN and SueIia and said Brl,ha
planes flew over Milan Wl0ua
dropping bombs.
Italy also admitted Il Beii Il A.
tack on the Island OF Ehcjcs o.
the Turkish coast,
Frankfurt was tn" chi. ta@ T.
in the British raids 0n Gcl.uss.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-29
Unionisfs Resume
Work on Air, Sub
Base in Florida

,CoN;uurd itum Page One
o,har stee. mills COKE works and
I'm m.l.S q. the TIC. Railroad COM
pany n prrre~, aeanst Coy. DIN
on dispatch OF sIJrd>ncN to the
En>,el mIll
\ uaion >roE1.mau said numerous
grievances N,ludN2 one over in
cantlle PAYMENTS preclpltated the
o~-.uas Va KAT. The cumpanN's
plants coy. 3o square u.lir. III Ena-
..r and Fartr.d All. and hold
defense orders.
TIE strikers II KY West yotcd
fn rrsamc construction on the huge
defense base at" J. Tom Watson
Florida attorney General. made i
>t5ay Of III" WecE-uld .tepNage anG
recommended tina, martial law be
luSo,;,d aH.tss tav W1.HCGt We're
"Naed.
Pl.t of tl,e workers prcyIo'islv haG
returned - sar,Y jobs. and the re
MaNder voted 10 do SO Sunday
N.1h, although theIt demands tov
hud MOI Been me-
: Today ~akoat 0t $4,000 south
r.n Pennsylvania anthracite miners
In protest against the CIO United
AIEc WORKERS ,aion's $40 ASSESS
l.,nt appeared on the ver-e of set
t.emtnt. 1hr aMon WJa considering
It eomprCmse solution To the in
eJr-cnt>' complaint.
Al Buffalo, n Y. a non-stlke
proposal va ratified b. members
o. an WaifaIated aircraft union
claiming majority at the Curtis
Wri-ht corporation plant. The un-
l'@ p"Cy.oUSl@ deyI2rcd II would
strike un.e~ III National Labor Re-
latioMs board ordered 81 election
to Cetern.n" fhc BARGAINING ascnt
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-29
Authorities Vexed
By Baby Marriage

Continued from Page One
probate judges have the power to
waive the law which requires both
parties to a marriage to be Is years
or older.
Homer Hancock, an inspector in
4 defense plant, and his wife, are
willing to support husband and wife
until he is l6 and may get a state
permit TO work, They think their
sons bride is "a sweet. young girl"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-29
British, Germans
Trade Prisoners

RASLE. Sutherland, Sept 90.
up ARRANGEMENTS have beer
completed. af'er .ons NEGOTIATIONS.
for The fir, exchange Of Wounde'
British and German prisoners. j;
vas announced TO-DAY.
The exchange. based on article Sc
OF tho Gencya convention witt
Switzerland actlNp a. intermediary
sill breM N Octobcr and involve
u50 seriously Wounded Britons Whc
viii be toEfn - = tropch channe
por' WHO'RE they @Hl embark on "
BIu>n Hpsp'u .tlp bringing
wounded German
Three hundred BRUSH prisoners
'"ill travel i. Il Sa..e, hospital train.
WNcth %a, uana"d over 10 German
aU'hOrItlc, last uaL'
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-29
Deserfef Found
In Canadian, Arniv

CAMP CALIAN. CT sept %
UP A l9-"ear-o.d army sergeant
Who @cn, AWOL. rom TIN coast
alt.ile:% ;rp.s"sas.ae camp tWl
months 40 sa.ured ,oday III tAc
Uniform C.. a CaaadiN ARM phi
;tge, s.>.ef. ii ID, l. : amy mill
tar pic.
The so,d!ov R4> r>iek. OF Lo
Angeles. Who. a.eofG.u4 - Camp
Caman a.. aori'l"-. deserted ais post
4. s,rgen' a. Battery 3 57tn
Trainm- BataIGG al Camp Callan
july -. Va. arrested by military
police IL san DISCO last ni2ht,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-29
Run Again. Union
I;:res Gov. Olson

-; f2&|Cf5EO. sept. 29. Up
= .../.a .a1Dr ,oda" allied upon
... { .es l.. o. .oa TO eek re-
e.t ia 80
I.- raatrsa.a State Federation
E.. I..y. oD#hg rs 42nd annual
...=..t. ~. &"1p'cc resolution
s...e.G.a- 9 N for hls consistent
49,. ayu - antI-iaDOr measures
-. ..s l.s slppDrt Of Precedent
3',. 10y aUd asEcd MN 70 cam
~. .. III u" the office ne holds.
C..s announced candidate for
..e yG.t !. state Sen Robert W
Egag Il Loa An2clc. ohc-tlm'
,.#1. ..pp1:'cr "ho brD.:" "l'h thr
r.. r.ra2 - IN, Tra. .!
80 4aH.L.s'!a'.Dn
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-29

askcw. its beautiful body caked
with the white dust OF the
Nloiayc, the good salt mists OF
Oregon, and the balSam spots OF
Washington. Tn tired, John!
said the Hispan0-P!
X X 4
Iputfed II on the radiator,
serctehed its headlights and
went in and teIephoned my
favori.e Union Oil Minute Mon
Champ, down at Foothiii and
HcskeI. Come and get u,
Champ" | sold.
X
For the most certain, economical
and prompt cure OF dtter-udcd-
tioa-Hiy in your pet motor vehicle
is Stop-Wcar fabrication job
las served Staunchly and e1-
Clasircy by Union Oil Minute
Men
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-29
Gold Star Mothers
Support Roosevelt


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Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-29
PF.CE OFFICERS
WHITING POSTPONED

H.e Imatua.-Nan'a Peace OH
.,.r> ,ner.."-. o...V2liV scheduled
~, Fa5as aIaHt IL Yuma Was
pqs,2oa,t ,ur moatn. Hl Nit
che. l>soraaoa secretary. an
noa..ed 3.anlsy. SHcutt Pete New
ual,. a>-aclaflm president. Is IN
TrN.- a.G a..t,r to prepare for the
rlr,tf..=
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-29
Scanning I.V
News Horizon
PlI.NIl~ GIIlIN 10
DRUNK DRIVING

.'...a - AitH,os-. gN2..e O.
.,..., ,ya5nl&}. nIeaaog -m.N IN
la1,~=l justice srts. Monday to
Il ,a4:-e ef dgdas GSHa. He WAS
arrested in NJ cHa'ofers ,rnsN TWO
m.tr- aarth ot nue.al saturday
..,l.~e.u HzVat pauo.mau Al
B.~zara saad Arlaods ~aS drWhe
II. q ~ .ae Ma"@er and VIZ holG-
.ns ta .ca- usr = ,nJtt3e
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-29
iin
other
words
by JOHN CLINTON

W c II, t h e
Iii S p a n o
Plymouth was
leaning against
t h e 6 ara & e
wall, its head
liqhts rakishly
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-29

....t ...' fpO Firms were killed IN a
...t., 81. h" tgoH, north OF Lenln-
-..... W. Ra9mlan bu4adeS We're
reported s..ted n ne south. pre-
...#.5.y aHuaud ODESSA, losing 250C
ct... FL t..laLe> n TIE Staraya
K ... a.ra %esa reported ,aptured
...s .u.-Err 10 on The Smo!enak
= =:
IIiL;ANS RESTLESS
T." Ho.l. a." force lad one Of
= BIZ u.z.'. oG t.e war over Italy
y. at..ts ,Mod TO coincide with
TIC -. s.'.on ot sWeepIne Italian
.....'.s a"c RESTRICTIONS which
tr...-a' Aa.ue - every Italian fam
.@ -. sacrifices o0d hardships
Vic" ..Hs;i.eg IA WINTER IS bring
l.. Drusn planes dropped pam
f:....f "a.cI presumably directed
.He a.ttn..cn Of Italian citizens to
,.a .a:d hips and sacrifices which
-.eE -" eNCIun9 IN support of the
German War effort
I.I.a" Aou~e.o.dcrs were advised
...|- 'Ds.t0 MI. Dt restricted
{. - D.r ua5 ID. the short rations
.nes ab's.9.d Ia, year. Contra!
.,a,M- III no, be allowed any
raere ~ IT, anita December
"a." :nHac"s may be fired IN
......e:W a.'.e, 70. restricted periods
O.. lie da%
s."ad aas becn rationed for the
- III" ..Hce the World war New
ta.#.- .9es} p.r corn meal undct
r.e ration. p:a I'd candles undeI
"a...?..a- ,.G forbade the issuance
y ...r..s .a'Ion. or dogs and pets
10 ..e.p,.on Of q marked lnfla-
,.eaa's -H::aI IN Hay was evident
IN r:.=..s restrictions designed to
pre-. =. 2nrson- from investing
t"e.. H.ner n such tanglbles as
'"aa. "a. e.ra.". stocks. bond.
o. .'a~" articles which would not
De ., ,..' - IT depreciation which
.:..a".=a XII. br!0- 70 Government
Jy...- SD c-r"cNcE.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-29
Rate Expert Due
Here Thursday

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shines, and In how neatly
dressed are the tires, running
boards, ese.-how the glass
CLEANS.
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You can hear the difference in
the Quict-aS-l-mouSe way 1t OPP
crates no birds or rattleS. And
von can feel the difference in the
slick way it shifts, steers and
rides.
And along with oil this, they
Give you q written guarantee
cguinst faulty chassis lvbrieo-
fion good at any Union Oil sto-
tion anywhere for 1000 miles.
1.uf means IL q squeck devel-
ops, due 70 chassis lubricofion
they make II disappear at no
cost.
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WEATHER
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