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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-03-21
New York Baptists On Verge Of Split
Over Endorsement Of @. Maxwell

only developed her loyalty 10 the
National body through the ur-
gency and leadership Of Rev. Har-
ten end that it would be suicidal
to offer two candidates for major
offices from New York
DR.. James r. Moore, pastor Of
the Amity Baptist church. ia
maica, and Moderator OF the
powerful Eastern Baptist Associ-
atom. who originally OF alea Har.
tens name, stated that an en-.
..ols-lnent Of Maxwell would be
nosor.ous,y unfnir to Harten who
,r twenty yu.Ts has rendered.
loyal service to the Convention
anG ws.o is the one man who is
lot only popular with all demon
motions. but has given the con-
vention a hearing in this state. =
Following a stormy iilteriude
III which tempers rode high. the
conference once more rejected
the Maxwell bid. At the close Of
the session, it was stated by re-
liable sources, DR.. George II.
Sims, pastor Of Union Bethel
BAPTIST church, and for the past
thirty years president of the New
York State convention, summon
ed small caucass of the mem
bcrs. This group proceeded to
endorse Maxwell.
1t was this action on the part
Of Sims which thrcatenes TO split
the New York Baptists' ranks,
this writer learned, after inter-
views with six or seven promin-
ent Baptist clcrgymen.
THE meeting Sims called was
composed of a small minority Of
the conference which had the an-
dacity to faunt the viii of the
majority which had been express
sed twice in no uncertain terms.
one of New York's foremost Bap-
tist clergymen--a fervcnt Harten
supporter told this reporter:
1--WE don't intend to stand for
this and will make ourselves
heard at Cleveland in September.
We will also take care Of Sims at
the next session Of the state
body.
The clergyman who asked that
his name be withheld until
more propitious time blasted
Sims leadership Of he state con-
vention as "outdated.
The younger and more intel
iieent ministry of this state feel,
the state needs new leadership
anyhow" he declared. There
re rot more than three ministers
in the convention holding pastor
,"s who keld them when Sims
went into Office. Some Of the
.hurciles were struggling missions
hat have developed into cathe-
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-03-21

clais. The ministers, t h ei
churches have pr gressed. II
state body has not If Sims in
sists on pushing Maxwell an
thereby opposing DR.. D. v. ia.
mison, DR.. Williams Saccesso
who is at present a candidate fol
re-elac.s.n, we will see that he
goes out Of office in OctoDe
when the state session is held
or Withdrew hhd form q progress.
zive state body.
Result Of interviews with var
Gus clergymen OF the metropoli
tan area, this writer discovered il
to be the concensus of opinio,
hat there is marked opposition
10 Maxwell's candidacy largely
because the latter is felt to be i
favored candidate of the Rev.
Adam C. Powell, Jr. Many min
listers consider the latter an arch
enemy of the convention, esneci-
ally after recently-published stor-
les purporting that Powell had
ubliciy attacked the character of
the late Rev. l.. X. Williams and
charged the latter with involve
ment in the mysterious ten-year-
old murder of 4. ID. Pierson. au-
ditor for the national group.
Nest Of us feel that Maxwell
handled Powell with kid gloves. =
one Of the ministers stated. "On
the other hand Rev. Harten went
out after him in hard-hittinp
two-fisted way, refusing to bite
his tongue. Sims, Maxwell's spon-
sor, has never really been
friend of DR.. Williams. We all
recall that ten years ago, there
was a movement to displace our
deceased, distinguished chieftain
rs National president. Sims was
the leader Of the attempted re-
volt In New York, while Hartep
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-03-21
.u111nhuL lotU1,ina
= Romance
la5l.!ll1 1lall

sincere smile and as spontaneous.
II should be expressive ~ a thought
or feeling Within yoll The thought
or feeling should come first nntl the
ecstieulatinn spring i'tun II, without
|ams effort on Ao'll part Such uIoSss
llfcuts Mill then haNe /, certain
natural graee II yoll have il tend
ru,Y To throw Your hands around
like Il Dutch Windmill, OF 60 effect
certain nn,nnerisms, try to eufh
these habits Keep Your hands III
quiet repnSe When Nou ate not ,isi9l9
them Avoid nervous idgeiing or
lnlasing with .iewitlfy. ar parts ~
your dress or cont. tlt coulse
need not caution yau against hliin
YOUR nails OF ilneers
| The second important eotsltlela
ltion is the grooming OF yonl' hand
tho nails al'l skin. Itnring tlcsf.
more On less Wintry detSs When Aatl
arc in~ide heated rooms, 1t ls SttlN
easy i.li' llle hantls 10 beFeine rolEeh
land ,iEflnted Sometimes fh,s Isl
caused hy not thoroughly tliNlts
i them hitter They have been ia WattE.
/ Al tife ln,st hpWes er. Sai Mil .,n q,
j ablN litfd tllat good inlni lalian VI
lnepe i.y tn lsnep tile slsill aff atl
.triialale. Your nails should also la
lhn3lt III maHienred peeial "a q
/ given 10 the cutiele AMI sIrinillg at
i the nails Then 100 adf lha anis
ing touch, Il wcilehasen iiaeic ot
polish should he alalied
Your hands, the sttae as yaur
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-03-21

There are few. IL any. foods In
constant use today that can boast
OF the versatility, economy and
tastiness OF cheese.
Americas taste for cheesa has
vastly increased, with 36 per cent
rise In total u. S. consumption In
ten years. There is still room for
improvement in the opinion OF the
National Dairy Council As many
foreign nations have O. higher aver.
age consumption per person.
Cheese combines most OF the
nutritivs factors In milk and IS
from 90 TO 80 pc, cent digestihle,
Cheese ID an important vitamil
source aud valuable for its supply
OF calcium aud phosphorus. One
ounce OF hard ehense furnishes
about nne-third Of An adults daily
need for calcium. Thee factors
make il one OF the finest fnads for
youngsters and adults
Cheese can be serYel In innumer
able ways In place OF other staple
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-03-21

Dayton was defeated; Columbus
Camp No. 6 was the winner. The
meeting was opened By District
Manager s. E. Dyer of Colum-
bus, then the meeting was turned
over to Atty. Ragland Reed, COM
mander Of Camp No. 6, Colum-
bus. Remarks from Cincinnati,
Springfield and Columbus camps
were timely and enjoyable. Mr..
H. P. McAllister, supreme watch
man Of Cleveland, gave the els.
ing remarks, We felt uplifted,
After meeting our old friends
and neighbors, everybody seemed
to be SO happy together.
Remember the sick, snd camp
meeting Monday, March "a, be on
time.
Jesse NIMMONS, Deputy.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-03-21

re-tested until It is as nearly per-
feet as any recipe can be. Anyway,
think 1t is. Try 1t yourself and
zee Ii you agree.
Chicken Pot PIE
2h tablespoons quick cooking
tapioca; II teaspoon salt; dash OF
pepper: dash OF paprika: cups
diced cooked chicken; IL cups
milk or chicken stock: 2 table.
spoons melted butter; s to un.
baked baking powder biscuits,
rolled " inch thick.
Combine tapioca, salt, pepper,
paprika, chicken, milk or stock,
and butter, and mix thoroughly.
Turn into creased casserole and
bake In hot oven (425s F.I s
minutes. Then stir well and bake
5 minutes longer. Stir again, place
biscuits on top Of chicken mixture.
Ind continue baking IL to is
mi; es, or until biscuits ary
,ro ed. Serves 4.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-03-21

let the pro-Williams forces
With large contingent OF the
New York Baptist ranks pledged
to fight the Maxwell endorsement,
and threatening TO remove Sims
from the state leadership, it look
ed like a hot time in the old town
on Monday, March II when the
conference was to recenvene---an
even hotter time in Cleveland in
septeinber--and a positive in
ferno when the New York State
Convention comes together in Oc-
tober to name its officialdom.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-03-21

AlinOUSH Ill ~ frequently Satu
That the eyes are the windows of
the SOUL | sometimes believe that
the hands mirror 4 persons charac-
ter almost AZ wpli. III il sense, the
mnds move in a Wider orbit than
the eyes, and thci Fro ana spon
tanentls actions perhaps claim other
peoples attention more than we
realize.
We all notice hands on occasion
Sometimes Our attention is forced
on them. Restless hands. iidgeiN
hands, oi quiet hands we'll groamea.
i'll .groonie, Tho warm hand clasp.
the clanlnly handshalSa we have
them all. 'flnre are ceriain acea
Sinns WHEN you especially notice
other peoples hands .lnH your own,
aS for example, when YOU are play
ing cards. You have an apportu.
nity "a study iha hands nl these
around YOU and 80 compare tlinni
with Your own hands. You study
llirir size, length. mils, skin texture.
movements, etc.
When YOU do make such obsnrya.
li3ils, how tln your hands eainpafa
with those Of other women
Perhaps soil wish Tile tin@eas Were
a little longer anti moi quite ~ tl1in
.tnd stubbs chat yo.ig nall, htl@
more almond shaped. Very few peo
PIE haye perfect hands. but any
woman can make her hands attrac
tiye ii she will watch two things
tl) the use Of her hands, aud tal tht
care she gives them
The first consideration has 10 de
with the graccfillness Of your hands
That doesn't mean you should talN'
u course I'm dramatlcs. But here
tip which comes from the dra
matic school Never gesture fol
the sake of gcsturing, or feel tha
II 's necessary to do this In orie
to hr expressive, 4 movement q
the hana should hc AZ natural as
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-03-21
By ALFRED a. DucKETT

NEW YORK, N. Y. - On the
heels Of lie Of the stormiest ses-
sions in its career one which
virtually disbrnaed in rioting af-
tsr the pesaloDsts iiareup OF tenn
pers--the ranks Of the New Y.,rk
City, Baptist Ministers Conference
were faced with a SHARP split and
threat Of a bitter struggle which
may we'll eeLo throughout It's ns-
tion.
The tTonlle start i sfter tie
Rev. Thomas S. Harten, pastor {
the Holy Trinity Baptist churcl
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-03-21

be ready to join the ranks march
ing forward for better people,
a better world in which to live
leaving the bridge across the
stream for others to,scross. They
must come this way!
ACTIVITIES
Friday evening, March l4th at
the Elks' Home on South Sum
NIT street, camps from Columbus,
Cincinnati, and Springfield mo;
With Dayton camp to Judge tAs
winner Of tha loving CUP contest
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-03-21

protein foods which are more eN
pensive. Here IL mn interesting new
cheese recipe
savory checse Soup
tablespoons minced onion
tablespoons butter
AZ tablespoons tloGr
cups milk
cups chicken stock,
OF bouillon
"a H. sharp American cheese
!. cup minced cooked carrot
;. cup minced cooked celery
x cup minced cooked green
pepper
Saute onion in butter. do not
allow TO brown. Add flour and blend
well. Place over hot water, add
milk and chicken stock and cook
until thickened. Add diced cheese
and stir until melted. Add cooked
vegetables. heat thoroughly Serve
topped with chopped parsley, pop
corn or croutons. Makes s servings.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-03-21

tons & ! Y . n
below and you
will prepare a
pot pie that will
p | o a $ G every
man, woman or
child who par
takes Of this
baked delicacy.
This recipe has
ham fAr4rI and
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-03-21

! n t liz also
designate choco-
late chip cookies
- new cookies
made from in
gradients always q
on hand. Just
the thing for the
lunch box, that
evening snack"
or To nibbIe ON
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-03-21
.ls'IScratcIline.!4 !! Fl S;s;;: X ;;;, {,

For quic lealef dom Itching Of ecsens, rffnpaes.
athletes foot, scabies. ragi,ss s,si otar e..
ternsy caused skin troubles .,se world f;,.no..,.
cooling, antiseptic, liquid p d. D. i'rescri.ss HI
Greaseicss, stainless. Soothes irri.asion and
quickly stops intense itching. Sc trial ho,tis.
proves II, or your money back Ask your
dfugzist today for D. D. D. PREscRspTiok.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-03-21
SICK, NERVOUS:
CRANKY "syah1 MoaTx" !?
Then Read Why
Lydia <. Plnkham's s
Vegetable Compound Is
Real "W0inan's S Friend!

Some wanaen suffer severe monthly
pain tctAInps. bAckaehc, he~dache) due
Ia fcnEki& functisnsI disorders y hila
others resres tend to bs..aW. upset and
they get sross. rsstieas aud moody.
So why not take vdis 7. pinkham's
yceetabAg Gerqpeuisi made esperisiiy
ia leip tH~d, .rnt da~n. nefv.,is wsni-
cr TO gn tf,,ilinR thrt ''diissenlt days
Fintkatn,b aDunp0tna contains na oei.
atrs Or habit-fer .iss Ingredients. II
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-03-21
Populaf.
Pot Pie

by Frances Lee Barfon--l
DOT pies are always welcomed.
i Chicken pot pies are the most
popular OF all. Fellow the direc.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-03-21
A vThree-C"
Favorite

Frances Lee Barfon-J
cc@ - may stand for
AsNIsAs certain COM
pany OF civilians to you, but these
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-03-21

Dice onion very fine and cook in
sausage drippings until Drowned.
Add cooked rice, salt and pepper
green pepper. and tomatoes. Cook
slowly for about thirty minutes. or
until fiavors are we'll blended. Serve
with pork sausage.
Luncheon Menu
Fruit Cup
Pork Sausage Links With Spanish Rice
Combination Sntad
Brownies coffNs
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-03-21

Place pork sausage links in a cool
skillet Add two tablespoons water,
cover. and let cook slowly for about
i've minutes. Remove cover, pour
OF any remaining water, and cook
uncovered until the links are nicely
Drowned on all sides.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-03-21
Spanish Ric.

Spanish Rice
$ cups cooked rice cups tomatoes
= tablespoons sau- ! small sreen
sage drippings pepper' diced
! smaii onion, diced Salt and pepper
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-31
PostDepressiion
Period Likened
To Twenties'
BY LEWIS HANEY

Professor Of Economics, y. Y. University
There is a good deal of in
terest. and some light on the
future, in certain comparisons
between the period 192l-1929
and more recent years. .Histori-
cal resemblance are rarely If
ever exact. The light of his
tory" is not entirely clear. But
times are never completely diff
ferent. and there is usually much
TO be learned from the past.
The years 1921 to 1929 formed
A period during which there was
built up huge mass of private
debt. II came to pass that al
most everybody owed almost
everybody else. Instalment cred
its. mortgages. margin accounts.
and business commitments were
in evidence everywhere.
These private debts appeared
in great expansion of bank
loans and bank debts. The out
standing feature of the period
was the phenomenal growth of
broker. lnans0for the purpose
of financing stock market specu-
lation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-31
Government Buying

In this 1884 period people
instead OF buying stocks and
Stfaus bonds as individuals. let
their government buy silver.
gold, surplus cotton and grain,
and vast public works Some
of them. however, buy baby
bonds or other government
bonds as a means of escaping
taxation. or getting into a So
called liquid condition"
The parallellSm is thus consid-
cradle. with the exception that
with government debt goes an
"easy-moncy policy"
What next =? viii there be an
other such period, perhaps one
in which the debt is shifted
again. this time from the gov
eminent back 10 private hands?
This is the big question today.
II is the question that worries
the Federal Reserve authorities.
Mr. Morgenthau should under
stand it,
The Reserve Board has now
proposed to sell government
bonds directly to individual in
veStorS. This might be done If
interest rates were raised.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-31
Hiqh Interest Rates

AS usual in such circum-
stances, interest rates were very
high. Commercial paper, time
loan, and call" money rates
rose 10 such levels as per cent,
9 per cent, and 10 per cent,
respectively.
In this period. people bought
common stocks. and such doubt
full securities as Straus bonds
tsecured by real estate)
AT the end, the government
(under Mr.. Hoover tried to
prevent the liquidation and set
Element of debts. II became a
sort of receiver. The govern
ment began TO take over the
burden OF private debt. As bank
loans were liquidated in 1881.
1882 and early 1888. the bank
investments held up. and by
1894 the era of government Dor
rowing and spending was In full
swing.
In 1888 began a period during
which there was built up a huge
mass of public debt This period
has lasted to the present time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-31
Citizens Petition

1t should be further stated N
defense of the community that a
large number of representative
citizens petitIoned the Board of
Education To Gust the Rugg
books as utterly unfit TO be
taught very young minds. AT
the request of the city hall a
movement TO hold public meet
ing. quite some time ago, was
called off.
At one time when ii appeared
certain that a majority of the
Board OF Education favored
kicking out the Rugg books an
other request was presented as
having come from city hall, .
by the president of the board, to
take no action at the time.
| reminded the board OF this
incident at my last meeting.
Now the mayor denies that he
sent any such message.
Weird are the ways of small
town politics and small town
politicians - in certain places
but, happily. not in all.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-31

Grace of Bethlehem Says Industry Capacity Times
Defense Needs; Reports Record Net for Firm

mon dividend, same as in the
previous quarter.
Previous quarterly earnings high
was S3.74 a share in the final
three months of 1899 Net in the
third quarter last year was 1888
a share.
The fourth quarter report came
above Wall Street expectations,
which had looked for a maximum
of around 81 a share.
Grace said the firm was run
ming full blast and that il was
operating at 100 percent right
now after adjustments made for
new capacity. In the fourth quar-
ter the company ran at 1882 per
cent on the old basis, against 99.7
per cent in the third quarter.
Gross sales in 1910 were S602.
100000, compared to S4l4,0O0,000
in 1899.
New business booked was ST.
$4,000, 900, against $538, 900 600 in
1929
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-31
Alaskan DRIVING

A visit from Frank Skinner,
the Pontiac teHftonf beaten. who
related an interesting CONVERSE
ton he had had with Weston
LoSey of Fairbanks, Alaska.
Losey visited the Pontiac fac
tory to pick up a new Stream
liner And when he gets back to
Fairbanks after shipping his car
from Seattle the lack of roads
will confine his driving TO $50
miles south of the hamlet of
Valdez 100 miles north to Cir
Gle on the Yolkon- And 10 miles
east TO the town of Ester. There
are no roads west.
Translated into miles the av-
erage Detrolter is familiar with.
AS a mOtOrist you would have
TO be satisfied with a driving
range Of Grayling on the north
Cincinnati to the south
Crosse POin e to the east and
to the west-n0 place"
Hard daily driving viii ae-
count for no more than 5000
miles a year Losey told Skinner.
Which is perhaps Just as well
since gasoline sells for 35 cents
a gallon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-31
Trusts Play Part
In Defense

Tie part OF this trust company
in the national defense program
shall be TO intensity efforts toward
persuading people to set up trust
estates now 10 protect themselves
and their families Ernest
Harris. president Of the Union
Guardian Trust Company. said in
his annual report. released today
by 50 doing. they will be In
a position to take part In the
work OF reconstruction" he said
THE defense program. as we
understand II, not only under
takes to protect our frontiers
and outposts, but to preserve
our cherished rights and priv
ileges- -Among them Il our eco
nomic Internationally and indi-
yiduaIly.
''In the management of estates
and trusts. the records of this
company 20 back 50 years. They
cover two wars and subsequent
reconstruction periods. as well
as the greatest period Of pros
perity and the greatest period
Of depression, together with
many less violent ups and downs.
"Over the years. our trust ac-
counts have received payment
without interruption" he said
Al officers and directors were
reelected at the annual meeting
Thursday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-31
Different Times Now

But one trouble with this
scheme is that times are now
different from the days of 1929.
The public debt with which the
banks are now saddled can not
be wiped outer forgotten If
interest rates are allowed TO
rise, government bond prices will
fall. and that would seriously
hurt many a bank and insurance
company.
Ii is not question of merely
selling government bonds to the
public. il is a question of selling
more government bonds. on top
of a public debt that already IS
approaching S5000o,000 600.
/ believe it will be found that
the only way is TO 60 ahead sell
ing the government bonds to the
banks. on the basis of the easy
money policy.
The chief effective imitation
today-and one which will re-
main so for while--is in gov
eminent bonds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-31
M(Kesson S Net
Tops Estimate

NEW YORK. Jan. William
j. Wardall trustee. testified in
Federal Court that current earn
lngs of MckcsSon & Robbins, Inc.
are running well ahead" of the
50 026.3lS previously estimated for
1911 WdFdd11 testified al a hear
ing on the fairness of a plan sub
mltted for reorganization of the
corporation.
On the basis of the estimated
senior capitalization provided for
in the plan. the current earnings
if maintained will result in more
than the estimated So l6I.Sl7 that
will be available for shares of new
common stock TO be issued. If the
plan is approved
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-31
International New. s.r,le. Wiz.

NEW YORK, Jan. 81. - The
steel industry is completely free
of bottlenecks. Eugene G. Grace,
president of Bethlehem Steel Cor
poration, declared today as his
company announced record fourth
quarter earnings of S4.32 COM
mon share.
Grace asserted that the steel
industry of the country has three
to four times the production ca
pacity needed for defense work.
He pointed out that the high
est estimate OF requirements for
American and British needs vas
around 20,000,000 tons of steel,
while the industry's capacity is
around 100000 tons.
Earnings for the full year also
set a new high of $l4.04 a share
against the previous high of S11.01
a share in 1929.
The board voted a $50 COM
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-31
Confidence

After examining sales records
for the first - days of the
month, Howard Bauer, vice
president of Nash Detroit. said:
"Sales currently are running
at more than double the rate
of sales this time a year ago"
Bauer expressed confidence
that his company during the
first quarter of the 1871 model
year, will sell twice the new
cars in the Lower Peninsula of
Michigan as were sold during
the comparable period of last
year.
At present the bank of untitled
orders rs the greatest the
company has ever had on hand
at one time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-31
Displays
Improved Tone;
SteeIs Lead
International News service Wire

NEW YORK. Jan. 81. - The
stock market displayed better
tone today after the weakness Of
the last two sessions.
Best showing was made by steels
and other stocks hardest hit in
the decline
United States Steel and Bethle-
hem were up stable fractions.
The latter extended its gain to a
point in the first few transactions
in response to its record quarterly
and annual earnings.
Chrysler and General Motors
gained There was some irregu-
larity in rails. but the majority
were higher. Coppers firmed up.
Anaconda scoring moderate gain.
There was some activity i'm the
early trading with blocks of 1900
Radio and 1000 Packard.