THE OHIO SENTINEL Brighten Columbus Week Set OHIO STATS MUSEUM LIBRARY Story On Page 3 asm K Vm m i •% m m 15TH 4 HIOH ST. COLUMBUS, OHIO Central State Captures Big MWAA Meet PRINTED WH THE OHIO WILBURFORCE, O.—A very and McGUl were Singles finalists, ton (CSC). 34.3; TWO-MILE RUrf COLUMBUS ungracious Central State Marau and will not play for the title —Leslie Hegedus (CSC), *»:5l.»* Office At* THI PEOPLE'! der squad Invited the MWAA to until Wednesday of this week. RUNNING HOP step and jump— hold Its annual track, field and Luther Brown (LU), WW POLS CA. 1-4586 Pole-vaulter McKlnley Hutson tennis finals on the CSC campus, VAULT—McKlnley Hutson (CSC), CHAMPION of CSC, who tied with Tennessee's 430 E.LonqSff and then preceded lo snatch both 13'2" (new conference record. Old Ralph Boston in Jefferson City, Columbus, Ohio titles without allowing their op record, 13-0). HIGH JI MP-. Mo. last year for first, vaulted 9 EN 1 INBL ponents a ghost of a chance. Charles Williams (LU>, 9'2y,"f past Boston's record with 13'2 MILE RELAY—Central Stats When the final tallies were an leap to capture first place. The (Clfton Mayfield, Connie Alvcrson* nounced. Central State's athletes mile-relay team set a new record Robert Grayer and William had raced past their nearest com for the event at 3:14.1; while 20 CENTS Washington), 3:14.1 (new confer* VOL 13, No. 50 THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1942 COLUMBUS, OHIO petitor by 31H points, and had shol-putter Sherlock Knight <260 ence record. Old record, 3:15.5). captured both the Singles and lb. tackle bound for the Detroit In setting the mile-relay record Doubles championships In tennis. Lions) heaved to a record 53'7*>4". Mayfield ran a 49.2: Alverson 48,8*4 During the event, three meet Central, by winning this year, Grayer 48.2; and Washington, 47. records were set. as Central's Wil captured the MWAA crown for the 9. liam Washington contributed two second consecutive year in track; Neither the Marauder track individual firsts and anchored the and the fourth consecutive year team or the tennis team have been winning Marauder mile-relay in lennls. team with a sparkling 47.9 440 TRACK: defeated in dual meet competition lice Chief Praises Patrolman leg. '*• since 1960. Both teams are chant* . • < TEAM STANDINGS: Central pions ot the slate of Ohio ln thctr* State beat runner-up Lincoln State, 86 y, points; Lincoln U., 52 respective sports, and own titles University 88'/, to 85, leaving dan points; Tennessee A&I. 32l4 ln such outstanding meets as ths . 1 gerous Tennessee A&I wallowing points: and Kentucky State, 27 Ohio AAU, AA-Ohlo; ATA (Loney, in the mire of a miserable S2H points. Intercollegiate champion); and a MCKLVLEV HTJTSON of Central State College is pictured aa he points showing. Kentucky State, host of other steller outings. Nei* Whose Dog Bit Eight MILE RCN—Loslle Hegedus gy . cleared the bar at IS' S" to capture first place In the pole vault an early challenger, was only thdouble crown. Loney LOW HURDLES—William Wash- but did not place.
Alvln McBean of the Pirates with the television, one of our kids of the University Post Office. SPORTS CLEAMNCS a 3-1 record, and Pirate relief hur- asked us, "Is there any soccer Last week at the University of ler, Diomedes Olivo, who has one played In Columbus?" Pittsburgh's All-Sports banquet, SCHOLER REPEHTS- By BILL BELL • Sports Editor win and has worked tn a good The answer Is yes. Ohio State Steve Daniels was honored as ths many games since the season has a soccer team and for the past most valuable player of the Pan* started. few years there has been a soccer ther's soccer team of 1962, Tommy Aaron of the Braves at league at Sunshine Park. We do 9 FOUR of the top players In the National league for the past few .259 ls hitting one point above his not know whether it is In opera 9 OLD time followers of Ne WHITES POST LATE years hhve been Willie Mays, ot the San Francisco Giants, Henry Aaron famous brother. Hank, who is hit tion this year or not. gro golf well remember the names of the MUwakee Braves, Ernie Banks of the Chicago Cubs and Frank ting a lowly for him, .258. An old friend and former news of Ted Rhoades and Howard Robinson of the Cincinnati Reds. In the past couple of years, Orlando Banks Is hitting .238 and has paper colleague of ours, Pompey Wheeler who pioneered In trying Cepeda of the Giants, Roberto Clemento of the Pittsburgh Pirates six homers. Frank Robinson, last A. Davis won his letter during his and Vada Pinson of the Reds have Join the tank of super stars. Over year's National league's Most college days at Ohio State In soc to break the barrier in profes BONDS HI OSU In the American league, the top sepia players were Minnie Minoso of Valuable Player is hitting a cer. Davis ls now an assL supL sional golf the Chicago White Sox, who is now with the St. Louis Cardinals, Elston measly .234 with only two round- Howard of the N. Y. Yankees, Vic Powers of the Minnesota Twins trippers to hts credit. and Earl Batty of the Twins. This year Is a different story. Minoso when he was Injured A new crop of sophomores and among this- select group is Pin- chasing a flyball was down to CITI I 'C-TMaT SSHSSS rookies have pushed most of the son at .333. .200. Mlnsoso has been Injured all old stars out of the limeUghL Only of the year. His crash Into the # JDST below Cepeda at .327. Mays, Cepeda and Pinson have wall the other day resulted In a ULL DENTINE,• • Slory OR Page 3 been able to stay among the top we find sophomores, Tommy Dav fractured skull which will side hitters against the surging bats is of the Dodgers .224, Billy Wil line him for a least six weeks. of the -youngsters. liams of the Cubs .314. rookie Ro Flody Robinson, the White Sox man Mejlas of the Houston Colts sophomore fielder, ls In fourth GIRLS! .312 and freshman Julio Gotay of Leading the hitters In the Amer place ln the American league race MAKE ican league we find a Kansas City the Cards .305. with an average of .356. A's rookie, Manny Jlmenes. Man Mejlas Is the long ball hitter BOYS! Other players among the select MONtrY • ny* is the top hitter in both lea among the rookies. Hi* eight i group of .300 hitters are: Earl NOTICE gues with an average of 482. homers give him third place In AFTER : t. The top hitting regular player Battey of the Twins .820; veteran Needed As i the race for circuit honors. Willie Al Smith ot the White Sox who SCHOOL Offices of the Ohio Sentinel will be closed oil] I In the senior circuit ts a second Mays, who is hitting only .288, year man, Tony Gonzalez, Phila Is on a hitting streak of 11 con I leads in homers with 10. Pinson secutive games. .318: Chico Fer- Jr. Salesmen day Wednesday, May 30, in recognition of M< delphia outfielder. Trailing Tony, ! t and Cepeda are tied at nine each. nadez of the Detroit Tigers .316; M K.MOKIAL DAT REHEARSAL Is the seen* ders, 97 Stephens av., Charles Bloc American 1 we find In the top ten. compara Cepeda leads in runs batted in, Len Wagner of the Los Angeles morial Day. Deadline for all news copy is Mc as children from many organizations prepara Legion Auxiliary, 157; March* Cunningham. tive unknowns, like Curt Flood of Jr. Sales girl* I, with 32; Pinson Is second with Angels .311. Wagner is second tn to take part ia a Memorial Day service ia tbe 22S Sherbourne dr.. Franklin County Council, .the St. Louis Cards. '249, Willie 29, and Mays ls fooiih with 25. homers with nine. day noon, advertising copy, Monday at 5 p.m. Veteran* Memorial BuUdinr. Left to right: Jac Veterans of Foreign Wars; Carrie Lo« Jones, Davis of the Los Angeles Dodgers, 9 OTHER outstanding rookies ENROLL AT THE OHIO SENTINEL OFFICE queline Saunders, 87 Stephens av., diaries son, 8*7 Fairfield av., Franklin County Coanett, 9 SUNDAY afternoon, as we .844; Felix Alou of the Giants, in the senior league are Lou Papers will be distributed Thursday as usual. HJoce, American Legion Auxiliary, 137; Marion 1370 Atcheaon st.. Henry A. Spear* Women's J942; and Mack Jones of the Brock of the Cubs, .280. Ted Sav sat watching the soccer game for 430 E. Long St. CA. 1-4586 Elaine Hark. SSS Carpenter sL. Henry .A. Relief Corps, 299; Deborah LeVerne Tnornp- Skov-es .333. The only veteran stair age of the Phillies .282. Pitcher ths championship of England on V. V. W. 11888 m Spears Woman's Belief Corps, 299; Janet Saun ¥ I THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1962 4 THURSDAY,, MAY a*,.1962 THE OHIO SENTINEI PAGE 3 * i PAGE 2 THE OHIO SENTINEL \\ Ohio NAACP Seeks More Jobs For Negroes; Hits Biased Candidate Scholer Repents-Whites Post Bonds In OSU Jaywalking Case IN A replying letter to the Co gon, fingerprinted, and given a *ign. ed by OSU Counsel as will the 9 CHIEF Scholer. In an inter* The road to freedom and first Negotiations with several com- lumbus branch of the NAACP record on May 15. He was Mike Jablonowskl and white students. view with a white dally rcproter, pnnies, including the beer indus class citizenship is still paved this week, Police Chief Georgo 9 THE two white girls who was arrested by police at the was quoted as saying that "ths try in Cincinnati have been suc The Ohio State Lantern In an wiili a great many obtacles and W. Scholer wrote that "One can. were arrested on May 22. are Dar- time on May 15. A white woman two white girls must have held cessful ln this respect. The grbup article referred to the racial in the Ohio Conference of Branches only wonder at the sincerity of lene Miller and Leola Lavender, ln a car also had driven up to back tn crossing the street while cf NAACP. like other units of that Is now working with the expecta justice in the case and Miss San- purpose behind such a letter . ; ." also OSU students. According to the officers who had Just arrested the Negro girl went ahead." great organization, has its work tion of opening up 200 new bus- in th© Ohio State University jay ford's complaint to the Columbus students at Ohio State University, the Negro girl and complained cut out for it in the future, James Inss places for employment of walking case. the two girls were told upon or- branch NAACP brought forth th«? Chief Scholer ln his letter to that they should have arrested E. Levy, president of the Ohio Negroes In this state. However, on Tuesday, a full rested: "Don't make a fuss over letter to Chief Scholer asking for the NAACP said he was more Conference said in so many words week after the jaywalking inci the two white girls on the spot perturbed about students feeling The conference drafted a reso this thing. We just want to get an explanation of ony "extenuat during an interview with the Ohio dent, .policemen from police Chief also, if they intsisted on arrest that it is all right sometimes to lution calling for a drive within this cleaned up as soon as pos ing" circumstances. Sentinel Saturday. Schiller's office finally, and as sible and we'll handle it quietly." ing Miss Sanford. flaunt the law than in anything Its membership to familiarize the a result of pressure over alleged 9 BOTH Jablonowski and Miss In her interview with the press, ele.se ln the cose. Chief Scholer Dr. Levy was in Columbus to public with the anti-Negro atti unfairness In the case, arrested At the time of the May 15 jay added that he believed: "Obedi- attend the workshop held by the tude of Hie-hard Kennedy, candi Sanford had $5 forfeits posted for Miss Sanford said that the three organization at Fort Hayes Hotel •in' two white giri students said walking arrest ot Miss Sanford, ence to law Is freedom." date for Ohio Congressman-At them by relatives later the same girls had passed the police ve which attracted representatives to hove been jaywalking with a a fellow white student, walking Large and to alert all Negroes of day and were released but did hicle seconds before and were en from 32 branches throughout the Negro female student, Beverly across the street and who saw Chief Scholer was also reported Mr. Kennedy's views on Civil state. Sanford from Hamilton, O., when the racial injustice which wa bes- not return to the hearing the next gaged in a conversation criticiz to have said that he "wasn't go Rights. m He said the Freedom Rides, the the colored girl alone was arrest ing perpeterated, purposely day. Miss Sanford will ask for a ing the manner of operation of ing into any lengthy probe In this Sit Ins, the explosive fight for Panels discussed fund raising, ed, taken to Jail in a police wa walked ln the street against a new hearing and will be represent some police officers. case." freedom in Africa, the bus boy membership drives, the problem cotts have all set the pace for an of school segregation In northern all effort by Negroes to secure communities, Attorney Eddie M. first class citizenship in Amer Cole, chairman, State Education Prince Hall Wins Suit Brighten ica. He stated. "Unless we merge Committee presided along with our talents and efforts toward President Levy. MISS JUNK SHAGALOFF, center, special as- . Urban League; Harold Williams, Cleveland; • slstant for education, National NAACP, N. York, Chester atones, executive secretary, Oriomhus this objective, Africa will be free Among the participants were and we will still be talking a good Is shown looking over n prospectus for tho big "j Urban League; William Criirgs, Ohio Civil Against Spurious Lodge Columbus June Shagaloff, N. York; Lucille '62 program daring meeting of Ohio Confer fight" He cited the success of Black, National office NAACP; Rights Commission, a. \ Dr. Donald .Beatty. Prince Hall Supreme Council of "Masons" or "Freemasons." (2> the withholding programs in var ence of NAACP workshops. From 1<-ft. Att'y Scottish Rite Masons of the North- Representing or holding thonv Mrs. Odessa Salvant, Cleveland; Eddie Cole, Toledo; Beryl Williams, Columbus Ohio HFC—fierce and Son Mists. ious Jparts of the nation and Ohio Mrs. Mllcy O. Williamson, Day PHILADELPHIA, Pa. _ The selves out to be "Masons" or Week Set against merchants and business ern Jurisdiction and the Prince "Freemosons." (3) Representing, ton; Mrs. Gretna Freeman, Cleve THE Ohio Sentinel's "CLEAN establishments which practiced land; Mrs. Ruth Hairston, Colum Hall Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania that defendant bodies or any of discrimination against Negroes have just obtained a most sweep their officers are authorized to UP-WEEK" for Columbus has bus, Miss Patricia Isbell, Colum- been extended to the week begin* •nd urged that Negroes in Ohio • ^ *-^, " . WlUlams. Cleve- Meeting Ends With Victory For Keer ing judgement in the courts of confer or communicate degrees d B spenrt their money only where, ^ ^^ ^^ , Pennsylvania against all of the in the Fraternity of Ancient Ac ning June 4. land; Donald Beatty , w mam Tht big purge against County It was said to be the toughest program during the last coupcit- The one week postponement was they are considered first class Democratic Chairman Walter F. and most violent display of tem manic election. This rumor has bodies and officers of the organ cepted Scottish Rite of Freema Brigga, Chester H. Jones, (ft ot ization headed by William J. Fits* sonry or in the Fraternity of due to the increased enthusiam citizens and customers." Columbus, Dr. N. K. Christopher, Heer blew up in an explosive fis per over party leadership In been denied by both, the insurgent reflected by the local citizens In tic encounter outside party head Heer's 30 year career. and members of Inter-Ward who Patrick of Detroit, Mich., claiming Freemasonry. (4) Using, wearing, Dr. Levy stated further that the treasurer of the State group; Miss to be Masons. exhibiting or displaying'any. of the their effort to make this civic Virginia Allen, seceretary; Har« quarters, Tuesday night, causing Negro citizens have been watch have been questioned on the. sub conference Is working dilgently to The decision was handed down names, badges, moots, buttons, venture a success. old Strickland, field secretary, two sentries to be hospitalized and ing developments in the fight to ject. - , , , _ ...... secure equal opportunities ln hous by a Court of Common Pleas In decorations, charms, emblems or I Ohio NAACP and many others. the police to be called to quell the purge the veteran county leader On the bright side, .however. Is Encouraging letters have beea ing, employment and education. t,,nt other insignia generally identified disturbance. for the past few weeks, because the fact;. 'or the first, time in Philadelphia on May 10. and holds received from Gov. Michael V. with those used and worn by Meanwhile, Oie smart boys sat rumors trickled through the East- the history of. the Franklin County that each and every Fitzpatrick DiSalle. Chester A. Jones, exec, members of the plaintiff Supreme tight and watched the develop side that the insurgent movement Democratic organization, , there masonic body, both high and low, •dir. of the Urban League and Council, and by members of the Gov. DiSalle Says Hourly Wages ments. When the tension was was inspired by a group In pro are seven Negroes on the execu In spurious and Illegal, and for many others. plaintiff Grand Lodge, and by eased and the voting completed, test to Heer's all out support of tive committee. They are Russell that enjoins not only the bodies as such hut also Fitzpatrick him their subordinate bodies and their NEIGHBORHOOD sponsors are Mr. Heer emerged the winner. Inter Ward Democratic Council's Jones, Albert Hawkins, Edward self and all officers and members members, in the Commonwealth the following: Mrs. Dorothy Go In Ohio Higher than Elsewhere Dawkins, Att'y Napoleon Bell, of the same from calling or hold of Pennsylvania. (5) Using or aid ings 1296 Hildreth av., Mrs. Wil Gov. Michael V. DiSalle Tues ly oarp ngs iwreasM from 132.29 Rev. Hezekiah Brewer, Frank ing themselves out as Masons ing in the use of any written or PANCAKE JAMBOREE rehearsal H staged by J. Leroy Bowen liam Jones 1747 Franklin av.. tn 199? to S107.08 In ItKl for Ohio Jarman and Attorney John Fran day told members of his crblnct OSES Plans Job Opportunity Day wearing Masonic emblems, bad printed matter or device in im- of County Auditor's Office and D. J. Eddie Saunders of radio sta Mrs. Neva Ewing 416 Rhoads av.. that a review of the U. 3. Labor aw compared to the national cis. Mrs. Julia Hale 1505 Franklin pk., The Columbus office of the Ohio empolyers who may have job ges and paraphernalia, and from j itation of. or bearing a resemb tion WVKO in preparation for the event on Friday, June 1. from Department's gross earnings data *svt**tr*s ot 862.39 n 1957 and $9C In an. intreview with Hawkins, South. Mrs Helmar Goings 1462 State Empolyment Service is spon meeting as Masonic bodies or en lance to any written or printed 11 to 7 p.m. at Spring St. YMCA. Proceeds of Jamboree will go ot production workers in the man 12 ri 1961. OVo t five year a\er. openings where young people can who ls secretary of, Inter Waid Bryden rd.. Mrs. Evelyn De Loach soring Its third annual High School gaging In any activities of a Ma j matter or other device used by to furnishing and equipping the new East Side Branch. ufacturing industry indicates that be placed are urged to list such Democratic Council. with head 159 Sherbourne dr.. Mrs. Anna B, a.{» tn-ual mvr.'i-e of $2.74 from Graduate "JOB OPPORTUNITY sonic character In the State of j plaintiff Supreme Council by plain- an Ohio production wovkei's Aver openings with the employment ser quarters on E. Long sL, he made Jones 1275 "E. Long St., Mrs. 1W through 19*1 wa* well above Days", 1 a.m. to 12 noon, Satur Pennsylvania. iff Grand Lodge, or by their sub- age weekly earnings have risen vice. this comment: What happened Juanita Webster 1192 S. Weyant thi rational average annual |n- day, May 26 and Saturday, June The decision was rendered in : ordinate lodges and bodies., and to a new high and are continuing Employers who might also wish was a shameful incident. There Eastside To Have 'Avenue av.. L. M. Shaw 1022 E. Rich st.. <\tane of 12.13. two cases brought Jointly by the j 3*6) Engaging In any activities, to exceed that of th <. natl >al -ave a. to interview young job applicants was no need. for violence. Now Miss Anna Thrasher 48 Monroe two high Prince Hall bodies practices, usages, rituals, or con rage and neighboring Industrial Gross average hourly earnings AU local area 1962 high school at the "job opportunity days" may that smoke, has cleared w» are st.. J. R. Kilgore 51 Latta av. ' named. The basis of the far-reach duct usually engaged In by Free g states. graduates who do not plan to go arrange for desk space by call interested In getting Governor Of Flags' Of Deceased Vets Mrs. Myrna Beatty 41 Monroe st., in Ohio rose from the 1957 average ing decision by the court was the masons. to college and who are interested ing CA. 8-6711. Mike DiSalle and the Democratic Mrs. Ramona Henry 1380 Ever ot 12.33 per hour to 12.67 ln 1961 evidence* introduced In a long trial Joint memorial services for at! City Council has passed an or- j According to the Information, in permanent employment, have Graduates who want summer slate elected in the fall." green dr.. Mrs. Francis Coleman, at the conclusion of which the veterans organizations will be dinance for the erection of the given to Gov. DiS-t'le by Indus ln comparison to the national been invited to participate. jobs only should visit the local 431 Woodland av., Mr. and Mrs. court was convinced that all of held Sunday. May 27 at 10:45 flags. The names of all deceased trial Relations Director Margaret average hourly earnings of $2.07 Various employers will be on employment service during regu Raymond Davis 391 Woodland av., the Fitzpatrick bodies "Are not a.m. at Second Baptist church, veterans will be called. After a | in 19S7 and $2.34 in 1961. hand to interview qualified job lar weekday office hours. Lerners' Will Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bell 78 A. Ai&honey, grosi average week THE OHIO SENTINEI lawfully constituted Masonic or 199 N. 17th st. j brief ceremony, taps will be applicants and personnel mana Miami av. gers of several major firms will ganizations" and that they have C. C. Caldwell Post 3190 will be sounded and the burial flags will L. M. Shaw. General Manager; host to the Spanish-American War offer pointers on the Importance Edmund B. Paxtoart, President; used the name "Masons," "A. A. be flown until after Memorial Day. THE Ohio Sentinel urges its Hire Negroes Veterans. Charles Bloce Post 157. of making out good job applica Theodore L, Coleman, Editor-ln- S. R. Masons" and have been Thev. then will be placed in stor readers to cooperate with us In tions and what to expect in in Chlef: Annie R. Moore, Business using, wearing, and displaying American Legion and their auxil age until the next occasion. this endeavor for civic and neigh The Columbus chapter of the iary, Hanford Post 690, Post 698 terviews with prospective em Manager. Masonic names, badges, mootos, Congress of Racial Equality borhood improvement. Have your EWARS ployers. buttons, decorations and Insignia, American Legion, Disabled Amer next door neighbor participate Established June i, 1949. Pub- (CORE) announced today that the without authorization from any ican Veterans, Gold Star Mothers with YOU in making your block GRADUATES may visit either j llshed each week at 430-32 E. Long local branch of Lerner Shops has anil Blue Star Mothers and 2nd Drop-Outs To Get SL (P.O. Box 629) by The Ohio Masonic source. joined a growing list of Columbus the block in Columbus. Have our Mute Label office of the local OSES, accord Regiment Veierans of Foreign advertisers advise you as to home ing to the type of work desired or i Sentinel Publishing Co.. Inc.. Co ON THE other hand, the court firms in re-affirming a policy of Wars Band. SCOTCH WHISKY lumbus 16. O. Cincinnati Office: said "The testimony overwhelm non-discriminatory hiring polcies improvement. for which best qualified. The 3551 Reading Rd. Study On WLW-C REMEMBER; JUNE 4-t Is downtown office at 74 E. Gay st. ingly supports the conclusion that in sit areas ot employment. THET will assemble at the Subscription Rates: One Year, the plaintiffs, "The Prince Hall VFW, 117 Hamilton a v. at 10:15 j CLEAN-UP-WEEK. Is for office, clerical and sales CORE mado public today a ..One-ln-Three." the factual, girm jobs; the 436 Cleveland av. loca j 16.50; Six Months, $3.50. Grand Lodge" and the "United a.m. and march east on Long st. I National Advertising Represen Supreme Council Prince Hall Af letter received from I.erner's to 17th St.. north on 17th st. to ' picture of America's school drop students now attending the fifth tion handles jobs in factory, con which stated: "We wish to con out problem, will be presented on grade will drop out before his struction, restaurant and various | tative: Amalgamated Publishers, filiation" were and are the only the church where the Rev. C. F. I firm in writing our desire to add WLW'-C's award-winning "Probe" class is graduated from high service occupations. Inc., 310 Madison Ave.. New York lawful source of Negro Masonic Jenkins will deliver the memorial 17, N. Y., MUrray Hill 2-6452; Lodges and Scottish Rite bodies to our existing staff of colored series on Monday. May 28 at 7:30 school, Several hunderd graduates are address at 10:45 a.m. 751-0298 _ CA. 1-9318 In the State of Pennsylvania. persons ln our Columbus store and p. m. The program will examine the expected on each of the days. Ail Returning over the same route. ! HOUSING EXPECT William Cincinnati Telephones: ln particular to our sales staff." at Hamilton and Long, the march- j Almost a million lost, hewilder- "whys" drop-outs give for leav CApltal 1-4586 The injunction Issued by the Walter Laffer, an Ohio State ed youngsters throughout the tin ing school. Equally as enlighten E. 11.11, of Chicago, will speak 7 ing veterans will dedicate the first Looking for a on the subject: "Housing, Race Columbus Telephone: •a'SJ^?** • Court forbids the Fitzpatrick or University graduate student and "Avenue of Flags." ted States will quit school this ing will be an in-depth analysis 166 W. Washington SL. Chicago aad Urban S.inity." at the Filth ganizations and its officers and CORE member stated that: "After year and will enter a world for ot what future awaits the drop Annual Urban Leagne Guild 2. 111., ANdover 3-6343. members from: (1> Acting or at THE flags to be used for this j which they are not prepared. Of out. Representatives from educa PUBLISHER2 Entered as 2nd class matter July discussions with the management Two Jl(u*tni«d brodnut* rrv«»l bow »* Housing Workshop. Tbe Work tempting to act under, or using, occasion are burial *lags donated that number, more than 2300 will tion and government will examine «*a pootlah, prenrxx* ajal k!l jout book] 9, 1949. at Post Office, Columbus, of Lerrier's, CORE Is well-satis by the widow or nearest of kin ! tip* (O anil*u; tut* and fifum oo how shop luncheon will be held oa the name ot "AASR Masons," or come from Uie Columbus Public the relationship between school N.I tWf tWlKD KCTCM WHISHT O tCMWWt MP0ST CO., NtW YORK. > I. Ohio, under act of March ». 1879. •*»• peMJ**a«4 oftt 3,0*0, author*. All Tuesday, May 29, at noon at the ' any other name or names Imitat fied with their employment poli of deceased veterans, regardless , Schools alone if current condition.* drops-outs and persons on welfare, trptt of book* wast/ J. th* Dept. APS Member National Newspaper S>o«iti*a twh Hi Pat Ajt. 8, N.f. It ing or bearing s resemblance to cies." ot foreign or homeland service. j still prevail.* One o( every three unemployment or in prison. Southern Hotel. i Publishers Ass'n,
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Police Head Praises Cop 'Lprr^% Former Sentinel Ed With Curtis Industries KA.Kn.AKK, O.—Russell A. general manager of the San Jackson, 43, was born in Ashe- Jackson, who for the past 25 Francisco Sun-Reporter. Other vllle, N.C, and was graduated Whose Dog Bit 8 Persons years has held key editorial posi newspapers with which he . has from South High school in Colum tions on Negro newspapers ln been associated are the Columbus bus, where he was a member of I By WILLIAM C. BROWN Ohio and California, has joined (O.) Advocate, ths Charleston Uie Belmont Social Club for 20 aNQNNATL—In an interview given to dally newspapers. Safety the advertising staff of Curtis In (W. VS.) Digest snd the Chicago years. He ls also a former mem Director Oris Hamilton this week praised police for their part in the dustries, Inc. Bee. ber of the Columbus Chapter incident in this city last week in which a police dog bit eight Negroes j Board of Directors of the National Jackson was state and national His activities will include work while an unruly woman prisoner was being subduced. Tbe safety , i Ass'n for the Advancement of news editor of the Call And Post, on advertising and promotional director issued bis praise before making any sort of Investigation. i Colored People and a former Cleveland. In 1MS49. He also has material for key and key mac The daily papers refused to run NAACP Pres. William Bowen's ' board member of the National foil statement that Hamilton bad given him a choice: Would you served as editor-in-chief of The hines, automotive replacement Publishers Ass'n. rather they be shut or bitten by dogs ..." and ..." You oought } parts, hardware specialties, fas Ohio Sentinel, Columbus, O., ot f to toe glad we don't Vet thero kill [ which he was a rounder, manag teners and other lines distributed Mrs. Jackson, the former Nat each other any -more ..." hood known for quick tempers. ing editor of The Ohio Slate News, nationally by Curtis. alie S. Willis of Chicago, is also The statements, along with 9 BUT WE cant imagine citi also In Columbus, and editor and WHILE in Columbus, Jackson acUve In civic affair*. In Colum Hamilton's hosty praise, cata zens not moving from a beast served as a member of the May logues him ax • real bigot who trained not to bite unless com bus she was office manager or's Advisory Committee and the Should not hold his high position. manded to do so. Especially since B-M-L Area Council Public Defender John L. Francis' Development Committee of Grea •at let's explore the f»n» so the beast wax apparently bitting office and served for two years presented by police and tho Holds Mass Meeting ter Columbus. He also was on the everyone he could sink his fangs on the Board of Management of NAACP. We don't believe any The Broad-Mahrt-Llvingston Area Board of Directors of the United ! into. Appeal. For two years he was the San Francisco YWCA. Mrs. whitewash con really answer the UNITED STATES Army Honor Guard passes many oatataading mUit&ry ana) civilian marcb- Council held a mass meeUng Tues Jackson is a graduate ot Wilber ouery aa to why eight rithwu* l One mother of nine children waa In review damn Brand Street during Saturday's ing ranita. Jnchjding se-veraJ high sdaaai hnnda. day, May 22, at Douglas assistant public relations director RUSSELL A. JACKSON were bitten by a ring; trained to b»ttt»n in the stomach, big Aianti So tares Stsaasi-ceatennlal celehra- —Ted Coleman Jr. Phot*. School, 40 South Douglas. of the American Council on Race force University, Xenia, O. bite snly on command. And when itaa and smnde. The two haw parade contained Relations, Chicago. The crowd assembled to witness This was the first effort to or *****a**S*$« only 2ma ol tho eight bitten aro the arrest of one lone woman.has ganize an Area Council ln the area arrested there 1* strong; indication* been catalgoued at approximately bounded by Parsons av., East that the other six were not vio 150. With a crowd of this dimen Broad St., Livingston av and Alum lating; any law. Well Known Businessman Succumbs Creek. sion on Central av. it would toe Patt Boisseau, who reads editor- Burke L. Hester, W^N. Ohio firiatert. Burial was In Union impossible not find a gun or knife Tha council will make lt pos cemetery. I av., well known businessman. iim for WKRC-TV, Indicated ihal w „„, j*^ w^pon. y NOW OPEN UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT There can be only one answer to this problem. Ptl. V'irgin. whose CLEVELAND-LONG record is not unsullied fthe. NAACP has proof of this- when Super Mattel it comes to threatening citizens 404 E. Long St. CA. e-2314 ROLLER LAND with dog. made a very grievous error in Judgement. His crime was WIENERS ASSORTED compounded by the stupid support AM Meet Siren by the safety director. IUHCHE0N KEATS ARENA Chief Schrotel is credited with ib. 45c tb 49c being an astute operator. Now A complete outfit, let's see him unravel this one. TIP TOP BREAD FRESH EGGS Large, Unclassified made of Natural Gas! ENJOY SUBSCRIBE to The Sentinel: One year. JS.50; six months. $3.90. L haves Z/C Doz. jfC Modern miracle fibers created by chemists are made using natural gas as a chemical raw material. 7 SKATING Hie suit, hat and sweater are made of Orion. Tbe handbag, gloves, IN NEED GREEN CABBAGE BREAKFAST BACON shoes and luggage are different kinds of man-made fibers and plastics. JAIL CALL BAIL Chemists break the molecules of natural gas and combine these ele fb.OC ib 39c ments with other elements or chemicals. As a result, invisible natural ANY rr gas becomes part of thousands of familiar, useful products. "Mr. Freedom Just as modern natural gas is used in so many wonderful tilings today, Dill PICKLES CHUCK ROAST it will play increasingly important roles in the products of tbe future. BILL GARRETT Gas is truly the "ageless" fuel. EVENING BONDSMAN Quart 25C ib. 39c DICK WESTOVEN, advertising manager for Colnmbos aad South- era Ohio Electric Co., discusses the two first plac-o Public Utilities OPEN MEMORIAL DAY 8 A.M. Til 3 P.M. Advertising Ass'n Award the company received for window and THE OHIO FUEL GAS COMPANY £18 E. MOUND ST. (OlUMWK interior displays, with Display Mgr. Ron Bracken. The two flmt a. 2-tut Free Delivery place awards were for best Interior display OSS? Garden Show) 8 Beyond our Gas mains, use L-P Gas and the best window display (Make Yours Flaraeless). AU Pub lic t unties compete In this nationwide Judging. Hrttfl9HMHBMSHH9rfl*t .£•«£** *sm\fM THI OHIO SENTINEI THURSDAY, MAY-34. 196) THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1962 THI OHIO SENTINEI PAGE 6 «, 'I'll • mm ii>i PAGE f Travel Patterns SENTINEL By KIRK JACKSON 9 AN economical tour, orlginat- t Johns for a full day tour by boat. FOCUS ON THE NEWS... Ing from New York that would A box lunph ls perpared for you provide one with an unparalclled by your hotel and a picnic lunch vacation for beauty, comfort and is enjoyed on a beach, where var experience, is the Virgin Islands. ied water sports can be enjoyed. The Virgin Islands, three in Charlotte Amalle, the capltol of number; St. Thomas, St Croix the Virgin Islands, on St Tho-', and St Johns, were purchased by mas, offers old world beauty and i the United States from Denmark charm with a Caribbean accent as coaling stations In 1916 and Its quaint streets, buildings and were considered as being Amer £hopg fascinate the tourist. Jewel ica's Poorhouse until the wave of ry, dinnerware, pottery and liquor tourism struck them. The two ma are purchased for a fraction of jor industries are rum and tour- United States prices. The best ol i.-'m and the Islanders have cap rums are offered for ti to $2 a italized on both. fifth. You may bring back five 9\ .SEVEN* nlght-olght day va or, send them directly to your cation would include the largest home without added cost. Island. St Thomas, for 4 days, 9 THREE days In quaint St. tvith a side trip by boat to St Croix, Its capitol, Christlansted. INI OUMM. VISIT by Major General Andrew son. Lolli Is In command of all ROTC and Re-' R. Lolli, center, commander of tbe U.S. Army serve Army units in Ohio, Kentucky and Weot i TRAVEL INFORMATION? - Corps, to Central State College was occasion Virginia. Sorretl is professor of military scleaco for this chat with Lt.-Col. Roy B. SorreU, left, at tbe college. , TRAVEL EDITOR, THE SENTINEL • and Central State vice president, Lewis A. •Tack- 430-432 E. Long St. , , IMPORTANT COGS la the NAACP Oonfer- res Grant, Cleveland; William A. Briggs, Co • P.O. Box 029 NO OBLIGATION! from 4 to 6 p.m. er.-. •< of Branches Workshops held at Fort Hayes :• • lumbus; Vine Cunningham, Morris Jaffa, Na • Columbus 16, Ohio Motel, Saturday were these stalwart members "MISS NAFAD for 1933 Is attractive Mary Jane Pee, shown at The meetings of the State As« than Christopher and James Levy, president of sociatlon, for the brothers and S aad officers pictured above. From left: Henry Ohio Conference of NAACP Branches, all ef right with Mrs. Janette Welch Brown, founder ot' NAFAD, after I am interested in receiving any Information you have avail- Ohio Elks Report J. Mitchell, Albert J. Brown, Cleveland; Mrs. Daughters, will be held at ths Cleveland.—Photos by Fierce and SOB. Miss Poe won the coveted title daring the group's successful style ' able on the following: Maymle Moore, Columbus; Ken Coberly, War- YMCA on Melross av. Some ot show at Chittenden Hotel, Saturday night " TOUKSt # IN READING the Elks News drill after the parade and all units the social activities will be hel4 I have followed the Grand Ruler's are trying to produce a winner. at the Kemper Lane Hotel. ( ) Europe ( ) Caribbean ( ) Round-the World , travels throughout the jurisdic The Band Fund Committee in The State President urges that ( ) Africa ( ) Mexico ( ) Hawaii tion and have taken special note Columbus is going all out to raise all lodges send their full quota kg ot the receptions he has been get money to take the best band in the of delegates to the convention as { ) Holy Lands ( ) Canada ( ) Ala-****,^ ting and the activities, In which state to Cincinnati for the occas this is an election year. , ( ) 23 Day Western Tour ( ) Other he has been participating, through ion. Great strides in this direc To all Elks: ON TO CTNCIN. I prefer to travel by: ( > Plans ( ) Boat ( > Train ( > Bus * out the country. I am sure, from tion were made on April 28 at the NATI AND THE STATE AS • RESORT VACATION what I can gather, that Ohio is Copa Club, when this Club gave SOCIATION IN JUNE. • Location Desired '.. not going to fall behind, but is a dance and twist contest. Other 4 HOTEL or MOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS going to have the best program, affairs are comtemplated. Location in June, that can be experienced anywhere in Elkdom. 9 TICKETS for the May Prom, • Name i * given by Franklin Lodge No. 203 1 Units all over the state are busy Address ' with reharsals of their various and Capital City Temple No. 231, GORDON'S ' City P.O. Zone .... State drills and planning their floats and are going fast. This promies to displays both for the convention be a well attended affair. Music and in the parade. The convention will be furnished by Gilchrist will climax with a competitive Rhythms. £IN P UE SIDE NT JAMES E. LEVY of NAACP Ohio Conference of Many Elks from various parts HURT PUCKERS is the more agricultural of the ot the state are looking forward Branches Is shown chatting: with Mrs. Virginia, Allen ef Cleveland three islands. Most of the sugar to the Annual Banquet given by $9*7 left aad Mrs. Miley O. Williamson ot Dayton, right, during loncb- is grown here, and naturally, the the Taylor Fez Shrine Club, at CANDID PHOTO caught this amiable group Sraitb-e-Incaa. Foreground; from left Dr. Jaime eoa at Fort Baye*~~F*erce and tea Photo. seat of the rum Industry. the Lichfield Hotel, May 26. Dt. mWi PINT during luncheon at Fort Hayes Hotel as part Smith-e-Incas president Columbus NAACP aad OUTIET The Virgin Islands, being an Lennis Dally ls chmn. and Dt. of the NAACP Ohio Conference of Branches Harold Strickland, executive secretary, Ohio American' dependency, requires Mattle Fathews Is co-chmn. CODE No. 308C $3.81 4/5 Of Workshops, Saturday. I a background from left, Conference of Breaches.—Pierce aad SOB Photo 317S. FIFTH SL - HALF BLOCS SOUTH OF MAIN no passport or visa. Dr. Nathan K. Christopher, Chester Jones Mrs. 9 RATE: from New York to Col. Homer Freeman convened CODE No. 303B N.Y. his Central District Staff. Sunday. Airfare, Tourist-Round trip . . May 9, in Zanesville. at the home ROUND STEAK J134.50 Hotels, transfers from air of Capt. and Lt. Cross, 1038 Moxa- port to hotels, tours, etc. . . . hala av. The attendance was al lb. 3137.00, Total 3291.60 each by most one hundred percent. A KB'PORK (HOPS 69 TWA. Black and White Tea will be spon For reservations: call the Ohio sored by the Central District Staff Sentinel: Tour Dept., and you are and Senora Marching Club in Spr PORK HAMBURGER on your way. ingfield, at K. P. Club. May 27. STEAK ib 45c •b. 32c Now Is The Time To Chuck 3 lb. 89c Have Your Furnace Cleaned Road »47c Bulk Lard 6»79c A&A BULK PORK SLICED SAUSAGE ib. 29c BACON Ib. 39c Furnace Co. 3 Ib. $1.15 Will Clean Your OFFICERS of the Delta Dekker Club are House activity participants, Phillip Locke and 4 Ib. $1.10 Entire Hooting System. shown presenting a check in the amount of SlfrO Richard Thomas. Members not shown are: Mes All Work Guaranteed. to Joseph Wall, executive director of Neighbor dames Ross Barnes, Luther Colbert, Kenneth Friday and Saturday 6 A. M. to 8 P. M. IMPRESSIVE RELIGIOUS Interpretation waa given In ballet by Cleaning A Repairing On Alt Makes hood House, to assist la promoting the summer Hairston, John Jenkins, Wendell McGinn's, Monday thru Thursday 8 A. M. to 7 P. M.# Miss Jeanette Grader, center aad two of her pupils, Mitel Redmaav camping program. From left: Mesdames Peter Rochelle Smith, William Rhyne, George Thomp "BUTCH" SANGER! - Monager ton KU'Ui. SMITS BttflUfJ FtCM WO. Armstrong, treasurer; Donald James, Mr. Hall, son, Joel Travis, Mrs. Lucile Duncan and Mrs. left and Francis Moxely, during the Links Youth 1st Arts prograsn 94 Avondale Ave. BR. 9-2663 9% try*. «Mow i m tut wm.uwcnJ.**. Mrs, dames Harris, pre*., and Neighborhood" Gladys Dubney. ' at Columbus Fine Arte Gallery the other night l l, J5fTtT<»l>ima 1i»lli iiii)ia>wiiin8g^a^ I.IIMPII.I^ un>i limn me*m*g**»4m'0*'*ia*i+*nm!Kim»mmai*moopiomm .j:!***mp>;; PAGE 8 THI OHIO SENT*NH THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1963 THURSDAY, MAY *V. 1962 - • I • i I T III I I II i THE OHIO SENTINEI PAGE 9 Mai ' " r—^ i THE SOCIAL SCENE ( CARNATION , By SADIE CARM.CHAEL msmmsmmmsm COOKING HINTS 9 THE stage ls all set tor the Lillian Allen, wife ot Dr. Ken {night with the weather perfect Merry Makers annual spring for neth Allen of Livingston hts., Isj for the event . . . Many beautiful omen mal at Valley Dale Ballroom, hack home from Nashville, Tenn., garbed guests were on hand to 4 Tuesday, May 29 . . . the affair where she took seriously ill last show their choice ot cotton finery HOMe SERVICE DIRECTOR ANO HER STAFf should present a beatlful summer week. . . . She was at Meharry ... Emerging as winner was love picture with dancing On the flower Hospital for a checkup when ly Patricia Moshaw (registered bordered outdoor pavilion . ..The stricken .... Says she ls sche nurse) whose shrimp colored crea Invite some friends over for lunch! Serve these Deviled committee, headed by Roosevelt duled to return there very soon. tion with panelled overskirt, front Egg and Asparagus Sandwiches, sliced tomatoes and Carter is leaving no stones un . . . Sister, Yvonne (Ruffin) and and back, brought raves from all perhaps, for dessert, lemon meringue tarts...a delicious turned to make this year's stint Ken flew to her side during the ... Runners up were Lorean meal to welcome spring. For a sure-fire way to make a one ot the best in the history of emergency. Cathie, second place and Juanlta smooth cream sauce, use Carnation Evaporated Milk. The the organization . . . Don't for 9 JACK and Jill club is spon Watkins, third . . . Competition creamy-richness and smooth-blending qualities of Carna get, BLACK and WHITE FOR soring Its annual skating party was so stiff that Judges Frank tion add so much to cream sauce and other recipes. Do MAL ATTIRE IS A MUST.. at Smith's Skating Rink, May 29 Shearer, Joan Thorton, Fran Cole try Carnation soon... you'll enjoy it Many who attended the Harry at 7:30, with Mrs. Helen Paxton man and Luclen Wright had a Belafonte appearance at Vets performing her last task as chair tough time before coming, up with INTERESTED AND WORKINC. diligently In Lillie Williams, <-upturn. Mid-Eart DM.; Mrs. Jii.tn Edwards, chairman, Mld-Eaftt Dial.; Mrs. Memorial last week came away man of family activities. Her term a selection of contestants . . , the National Foundation March of Dimes pro MM. Sylvia William* and Mrs. Dorothy Bates, very much impressed . . . Al of office comes to an end this Final decision was made by ap gram are these Columbus women pictured plause from the audience ... anove, following the organization's award lunch <.. -chairman, 'Mill K.ist Dlst—Pierce and Son though a bit surprised when It month. She wishes to thank all Photo. was announced that Miriam Ma friends, members and the general The younger set was well repre eon at the Neil House recently. From left: Mrs. keba, accomplished African song- public for the fine support given sented at this affair and Wild atresa, could not make it because her while she served as general Bill Graham's music was enjoyed or illness. The audience found It chairman. In order that Helen can by all. Some of the Kappa wives 'King David' WiU Be Presented self enraptured with the great ta bow out with a big finale, let's were gorgeous ln thlr creations. SKINNY? tr ix.-•••••>. tbia and u-i.Jtr- < lent of Odetta, who replaced her. everybody turn out and "skate Making the Cotton Ball serve a • light bacause ot pcoa By Antioch-Central State Choirs appetite or poof caimg Those lucky .enough to get Bela- for fun" on May 29 . . . There double purpose were lovely Joyce habit*, taka WA 1 1 -ON. Pm3 04 poua.li and inches xonte's autograph are still thrU- will be all kinds of prizes and Bell and her finance Fred Patter WILBERFORCE The Music och campus Saturday, May 26: ot firm toOd Acta or money son. They plan to 'marry very, back.. WATE-ON i* upcr- Ard at his casual offstage manner balloons for the kiddies. Dept. of Antioch and Central I and on the Central State campus ricb 10 -eight building Sand fine personality ... The very soon. They were partying State Colleges announced this j Sunday, May 27. Botn start al S caloiic] plu* vitamin*, oiu*. • KAPPA Alpha Psl chalked aral* and energy clement*. Novelty Bar was one of his stops with friends John and Rose Marie week that tho choral groups ot pm. No admission will be charged , Mo*piul icitnl. Fan weigh* up another successful annual Cot gain* reported. No ovrreal- during his stay here. ton Ball at Fiesta Club, Friday Gore, Charles and Janlse Seward, the' two schools will combine un- J tor the performances, iag. Make* cbcekt. bu»l- line, aunt, lag* rill out... der conductor-ship of Hugh Rons putt 'Ir.ii oa ikinni figures of New York City, to present two Garden Party all over body. Fights I aiigua, A garden party will l*» given low rttittanca. ttcepletinna performances ot Arthur Honeg- due 10 underweight condi by the Unique Embroidery Club tion. If underweight >• dua ger's King David. to dncsie t*k* WATB-OM on Sunday, Jun<» 4. at the home at Oruantata under direction of your doc OIV RID IOO AND ASP A 1AGUS tANDWICHB "••"*• u>/. Oat WATcVON tottay. WINNERS LN THE KAPPAS' Cotton Ball at the Fiesta Club last (Makes 4 servings) T^S Ths concerts, In conjunction ' of Mr. and Mrs. James Russell week are pictured as they received prizes for unusual cotton at wlth a workshop to be conducted Carter. 1821 4 hard cooked 099s 1 cup undiluted CAKNATION E. Rich st., from by Ross, will be bed on the Antl- | 4 to 1 p.m. tire. First place winner wa* Patricia TJpShaw, center; Lorean 1 package (10 ounce*) EVAPORATED MIIX WATE-ON Cathie, left, second and Juanlta Watkins, -right, third. They won frnten osparogui t nog yolks out of over a. large group of smartly dressed contestants. spoors 2 tobletpoons wft buttar 1 tablespoon burter 2 tablespoons lemon juice Allen and Lawrence Smith. for one of the ,large department 1 tablespoon (tour 4 slices toast* "A model's hair 9 WE hear that beautiful and stores In the big Metropolis . . . VA toatpoon tall Vi cup prosed paocoss-typo stylish Lenora Henderson, daugh We fell real happy for this young Few grain* popper ter of Attorney and Mrs. L. P. lady who refused to let small American choose must be extra lovely, Henderson may be one of the fea town folks dampen ner Inspiration Cut eggs in half lengthwise. Re sauce into eggs. Add remaining* tured models in trie coming "Ebony for greater tilings.- move yolks. Mash and season sauce. Stir In butter and Juice. to taste. Stuff ogg whites with Fashion Fair sponsored by Twig Arrange toast slices ln shallow 9 THE National Association ct yolk mixture. Cook asparagus pan. Top with hot asparagus and 110 of Children Hospital at Cen according to package directions. deviled eggs. Spoon sauce over tral High school ln September . . Fashion and Accessory Designers Blend butter, flour,sal t and pep top. Sprinkle with grated cheese. Mother and daughter left Colum at Chittenden Hotel Saturday per together in saucepan over Place pan 8 Inches from broiler bus several months ago to further night was a smash hit . . .They low heat. Slowly add Carnation. unit. Broil until cheese is melted had a wonderful turnout and Continue *nirring until thickened. and bubbly, about 8 minutes. Lenora's career as a fashion de- Remove from boat. Beat egg Serve at once. igner and model . . . From all guests enjoyed a full program of yolks. Slowly stir a littio hot activities, including dancing to the indications they have been. most • Waffle squares may ba used Instead of toast successful. Lovely Lenoora was tunes of Bill Stokes and Associ C 530 Printed ta V.S.K. <»> tabbed for a role in a movie, we ates band . . . Commentator was hear, and has been doing fashions Continued Ob Page 22 Gospel Song Program Ice's ^:i* Hair At Friendship Bapt. Black. Off-Black, Brown. The Ohio Trumpeteers and the Dark Brown, Light Brown Genuine Imparted Human Spiritual Travelers, sponsored by Hair. Don't be fooled by the Mary Circle Of the Women's ths word "Human-Like." Dept., will he featured in a full Get ths real thing at Lee's program at 'Friendship Baptist —Tour official Import Oat> Church, 442 Donaldson st., Sun let. CaU CL, 3-1816. Mall day, May 27. at S p.m. Janie orders filled promptly. Tucker, Circle leader. Gladyce E. Holmes,, sponsor, and Rev. R. T. LOVABLE Page Boy Cleaves, minister. Chignon SPECIAL That's why I tell our famous models GRAVELY "1132" touse COIFFURE SHOP DIXIE PEACH 1133 E. Long SL CL S-3SS0 Says E LAIN A BROOKS, new supervising direc "I know from experience what this extra tor of the glamorous Negro cover girls at New Will stop you from wishing rich hair dressing with special lanolin can upon a star to be lovelier than York's leading agency for colored models. you are. Our beauty care It do. Just a touch keeps any woman's hair-do tops. Come in or call for the ut MORE BEAUTY looking naturally soft and smooth and lus- most In complete beauty care For "Model Hair' si* Private Brand label cosmetics trous-'camera-perfect' all day long!" on sale at all times. Our Make MORE VALUE up Artist will help you. For Your Money •UP Operators: Addle Kelly, Lillie If* th* Biggest Jar ar th* Price( NEW! Dixie Peach BERGAMOT Hair Pressing Conditioner with STYLE Nash, Mamie Johnson, Alma erdusfve Luster-plus Lanolin. Compare with other Bergamot SHOP Sullivan 19< and 3* dressings selling at twice the price! Extra big Jar ONLY 39< tonuWe* ol fa-Mar's Iwg^-Th, J* •*& ^ Slot" 1003-1011 MT VERNON AVE. Vendetta Wright. Mgr. Profesiionat Open Frt A SaL Nights. OPERATORS WANTED Su*5$v **M*km4>aMM^*tml**mm\*- THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1962 PAGE 10 THE OHIO SENTINEL THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1962 THE OHIO SENTINEI PAGE If # RETAIL prices during the processing than thought. A supply GARDEN PARTY To Graduate 62 June 3 strawberry season should be rea ot this size will mean relatively A Second Anniversary and Gar* sonable this year, If present pros low retail prices In the coming den Party Wilt be presented by ClNaNNATl—The Poro School YOUR FOOD Us: pects materialize. You can expect months. Demand for the frozen the Wives and Widows of tho of Beauty Art, 3514 Linn St., un- prices to be lowest In June, dur concentrate has been good and is OBG Men's Charity Club, Sunday, | tier direction ot Mrs. Ernestine DOHA Rpn ing peak season in Kentucky and rising, however. Recent U.S. De June 2, from 3 to 6 p.m. at tha : Mahan, dean, will present grad- Ohio. partment of Agriculture estimates home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cope* ' uAtlon diplomas to 62 students and Quality and condition of straw say nearly a third of all families land Jr., 1885 Bryden rd. Mrs. ': cosmeticians during commence* berries varies a great deal, mak buy orange juice in this form. Hycel Taylor Is pres. and Mrs, By SSTELLS B. FBANKH J ment exercises Sunday. June S, In ing careful selection important. Mrs. Albert Copcland, is gen. the Gold Room of Sinton Hotel (Marketing Information for Low prices sometimes are merely Columbsltes At Science Fair chmn. at 3 p.m. Consumer* Agricultural a reflection of poor condition. Se SEATTLE, WASH.—William G. lect strawberries that have a fresh, Principal -speaker for the 23rd Extension Service In Hutchison, Jr., 15 of Whetstone SUBSCRIBE to Tbe Sentinels clean, bright appearance and a annual graduation exercise will be Franklin County) High school, Columbus, who pre One year, 16.50; six months, $3 50. full red color. Avoid those that Miss Evelyn Johnson, member of sented a project, "Expanded are over-ripe or decayed. They the Ohio Board of Cosmetology, 9 Tilts WEEK LOOK FOB: Fruits - Strawberries, Valencia Qualitative Analysis System" and should also be free from moisture, model and cosmetician and a oranges, rhubarb, frozen orange juice. Henry Brian Hlghflll, 20 West dirt and trash and should have Poro alumna. Vegetables - Greenhouse tomatoes, asparagus, new potatoes, cab- High school, Columbus, display IT'S THE the rop attached. ing his science project, "Guinea P THE graduation class Includes bage, green onions, spring spinach, radishes. Si» <• strawberries are quite Pig Nervous System-Effects of Jean Adkins, Carrie Ballew, Lula Protein Foods - Fryers, eggs, ground beef, hums and picnics, perishable, they should be used Tranquilizers" were two ot the Baliew, Hattie Bolton, Catherine sausage meats, dairy products. BALANCE within a day or two after pur six Ohio High school students a- Brady, Alice Brlce, Rosemary ITS STRAWBERRY TIME chase. Store them unwashed In mong the most promising tenn- THAT COUNTS Britten, Dorothy Childress, Geor The season of many good things markets now. By next week and the refrigerator and wash them age scientists of the year honored gia Carter, Annie Coughman, Wil Is here, and surely one of the through early June, strawberries just before using. here at the National Science Fair. liam Connelly, Amanda Conner. best is the appearance of juicy, from Ohio, Maryland, New Jersey FROZEN ORANGE JUICE ' > Nina Faye Dupree, Hattie Ferris, red. luscious strawberries. Thla and Kentucky will be available, year's heavy production of straw while late season supplies will 9 THIS year's pack ot frozen MEMBERS OF KAPPA GAMMA Kho Soror VTomark, Parts Taylor. Liiala.ii Fetter. Aaa Sandra Ferris, Albunle Flowers, New Stadium Seat* berries is now moving to market come largely from Michigan and orange juice concentrate ls ex ity wiB he the hostesses for the -annual Blafk Foster. Edao Soli**-**, Pramcm Cseaama. L**tav j Willla Gaddy, Annie Hampton, EVELYN JOHNSON Ohio State University will re ln volume—well over half of the California. pected to reach a record high— place the south bleachers in Ohio Only Clabber Girl provide** the aasd White lermal glvea by the Merry Makers hell Areher. Sava* J* i Barbara Haywood. Beatrice balanced doubts action thst dolyn Hector, Donna Mae Hen annual supply Is marketed during probably around 96-98 million gal aub. Slay 29th, at Valley Dalr. From left: Elsie an.! MaeoU Grittha—Cart**? Phot*. j Heard, Martha Harrison, Gwen- Ohio berries usually come to Stadium this summer, adding guarantees uniform rising ac derson, Mary Ivery, Helen Jeffer lons. By comparison, last year's May and June. market In heaviest volume during some 1,1555 new seats. tion in the mixing bowl plus son, Laura Jones, Minnie Jones, the first three weeks of June. At • pack totaled 86 H million gallons. thst final uniform rise to light 9 DURINO these months, and even texturs In tht overt Beatrice Johnson, Willla Willi- present, prospects for tlds year's Present stocks are about a fourth etrawberrles come to our markets ams( Bessie Williams. Ohio crop are good and first har larger than a year ago. Process- Fortnightly Club Feted At Beatty Center from many areas. Arkansas, Ten BALANCES DOUBLE Adelle Barnes, Ann Mack, In vest ls expected late this month. I Ing of the Valencia oranges con- < nessee, North Carolina, Virginia FortnighUy Reading club was ies. Mrs. Mary B. Hill chaplain, Dickinson. past pres. cf Entre ton was accompanist. Following structor; Ruth Klnley, Dorothy Weather during the next few weeks ! tlnues heavy ln Florida. In fact, RESERVE ACTION MEANS and California are supplying our "fflF* entertained during the May meet coriducted devotions, Greetings Nous club. Vocal solos were ren the program each guest was In Lancaster, Joan McCullom, Flet will Influence the beginning and [May 1 crop estimates have re- NOW FOR SPRDXO BETTER BAKINfi cher McFarland, Maria McMul- ing by Miss Deborah C. Minor at and words of welcome were ex dered by Mrs. Fredrica Butler, a troduced. duration of the season and the j vised the Valencia forecast up • Wediings • Parties Refreshments were served dur- Jen, manicurist; Carolyn McHaf- ward from earlier, Indicating even -Beatty Center Friday, May 11. tended by Mrs. Alexine Spurlock. Fortnightly member, and Mrs. size of the crop. At this writing, • Receptions • Dances ing a social hour to the following fey, Zola Martin, Elsie Marie Mi ti 1 larger supplies for fresh use and vjjij-Sfp^jd Mrs. Cornelia Watts, program pres. p Ada Johnson, of Stewart Memor rain Is badly needed. * Banquets chmn.. was mistress of ceremon Response was from Mrs. Edith ial CME church. Miss Reita Hus- members: ter, Ernestine Mftbley, Ttobert U MASON'S Moore, Bertha McQueen, Mary Mesdames Alexine Spurlock, OPTOMETRISTS and CALL Mary B. Hill. Gladys Boone, Fred Rowena New, Laura NUes, Alber CLABBER GIRL ta Owens, Georgia Owens, George JEWELERS rica Butler, Elolse Howell, Jennie EYES EXAMINED EXCLUSIVELY known n$ the | W. Pye, Frances Norman, Enine- DAVIS' BARBERSHOP BARNETT'S SENTINEL RECOMMENDS) BEAUTY SALONS Hughes, Glendora Brooks. Maud GLASSES FITTED Baking Powder with the I vah Reese, Andra J. Shelton. Ber- Newell, Grace Liverpool, Helen WATCH REPAIRING 2193 E. Fifth Ave. (Next Door To Shepard Market) WHITE HOUSE, INC •••a^aaMBsMaWMBsl rrr*mwmmm*mt mmm Joyce, Clara Allen and Lulu War j tha Simpson, Rosemary Simpson, COMPLETE BARBER SERVICE BALANCED Reasonable Prices Monday thru Friday • A.M. 'Ill 1 P.M. 4300 INDIANOLA AVE. STYLETTE BEAUTY SALON ren. j Lotlcious Smith, William E. Scott, double action FASHIOiNETTA BEAUTY BAR Satisfaction Guaranteed Saturday 9 A.M. 'til 8 P.M. r* AM. 3-3152 HU. 8-9395 533 E. LONG ST. CA. 2r4tX9 1281 Mt. Vernon CL. 8-1386 GUESTS served were Mesdames Rutha Summerlln, Katherine Wal- 773 E. LONO ST. CA. 4-2813 Richard Davis, Prop. 16 Years Experieac* Complete Beaaty Serrlee Complete beauty service Augusta Ward, Edith Lee, Gerai ; ker, Hattie Wllkerson, William B. Oprs.: Gertrude McElroy, Katherine GurmHI. Specializing in Hair Cutting dine Giles, of Troy, O., Ada John I Wiggins, Byrdell Wilson. Darryle Eileen Pettigrew, Herbert Sellers, Gladys Lucille Reeves. and Styling son, Lucille Huffman, Edith Ric William and Charles Williams. Lucille Brady, Dora Good, Evelyn MrBroam, Grace McCoy, —-«,—L_ y***.. Old Smoke House LuclU> Collin*. Elenora Prince Mary Francis Smith and Lucy M. hards, Ida Holland, Clessle Ferris, Booths For Kent Griffith, Oprs. Elizabeth Colman, Edith Dickin •M Evenings by appointment son, Lena Penn Cooper, Gertrude NOTICE! Ida Mae Griffin and Dorothy Lambert, Adelia Gordon, Sara PREMIER BEAUTY SALON v Bryant, Owners Lynch, Anna Anderson, Ruth All rlubs, lodges, fraternities, ' Jackson and Minnie Williams; sororities aad other erganlxav- ! 174» Gieennay AT**. CL. t-5971 TILLEEN'S Misses Beulah Guss, Edna H. tions are asked to send In the Hair Styling . Manicure - Hair Coloring • Hair-Cutting Beaute Shoppe Lucas, Reita Huston and Blanche name of their group along ' Hair Straight Permanents - Processing . Facials M. Van Hook. with tbe names of tho presi Cosidenia Harris, Mgr.-Prop. All Phases of Beauty Culture . The meeting was dedicated to dent, secretary and treasurer Hams Operators: Lots Patrick, Sarah Boyd M7 Mt Vemon Ave. CL. 3-6464 WHOLE Melvoa Givens, Kara Wright, the mothers of members. The hos and their addresses to The FULL sun HAMS Arthilla Logan, Mgr. tess' mother, the late Mrs. Alice Ohio Sentinel office, 4S6 E. ' BUTT HALF PORTION 12-16 Ib. Mary Stinson J. Minor, was a charter member l.onfc St., as soon as possible. | 6-8 Ib. »ize 4-6 Ib. sire sir* • INA'S BEAUTY SHOP Open Monday thro Saturday of the club, which was organized This request ls made so that Ib. Ib. Ib. to The Ohio Sentinel may be of flete Beaaty Serrtre— Hstr stvime and Scarp Treataaeaa May 10, 1906, by Rosa Moorman. 45 44 Prop. Inn* Johnson, 49 Following the social hour, the greater service In printing the Yellow Southern Oprs. Virginia Cote, Geneva Miles, Peggy Jacksoa group fromed a large circle. Join news of the organization and S9# St. Clair Ave. CL. S4rSSS Open OaUy I A. M. to I P. tt. VOGUE BEAUTY SALON ed hands and sang "God Be With otherwise better serving these 784 E. Fifth Ave. SHANK SMALL LEAN NEW.asbigK You 'TH We Meet Again" and groups. AX. 1-6856 •* BB. »-5783 PORTION CENTER BEAUTY HEIGHT HOUSE of GLAMOVH Mary Estelle, Joyce Jackson, repeated the Mizpah. • m 1 SOFT DRINKS IN IW7 ML Vernoa Avo. 4-6 lb. sire SLICES 195 ML Vernon Av. CL. 8-5311 Donna Wilson, Operators CONVENIENT CANS CL. 5-1 a t CL. 2-9212 Complete Beauty Service Complete Beauty Service Ida Speight, Prop. Popular flavors - Colo, Black Hair Styling—Hair Cutting No Appointment Necessary Fellowship Dinner At Iiulianola Cherry, Orange, Grape, Prep Mattle Warren Turner Operators: Mahle C. Brown, Operators: Clara Caldwell, Fresh Corn Pale Dry Ginger Ale, Miitiie Darlene Majors, Almeda For modem styling, c Mary Louise Gripper, Joan Reservations for the dinner may Lemon-Lime, Root Beer. M. Scott; Clar* Roger*, Mgr. The Columbus Fellowship will Turner, Annie Sato Dixon •beauty and chorm bold its annual meeting and dinner be made by calling Earl A. Todl, Ib. cans at Indinnola Presbyterian church Be. 1-4365. 35 .79 0 ««•• WC LITTLE GLORIA'S Thursday evening, May 24, at 6 DORA'S CLASSIC HOUSE of BEAUTY NO DEPOSIT-NO RETURNS BEAUTY SALON o'clock. Hair Styling a Specialty 10 sr 59° - NO BREAKAGE \ Beauty Salon ATTENTION 941 ML Vernon CL. 3-8213 1516 Mt. Vernon Ave. Prof. Van Alstyne, of the Ohio Complete Beaaty Serrrtea Anna Ron-man, Prop. a. 3-4324 State University Law School, will BEAUTY OPERATORS Country Club - Vanilla, Chocolate, Strawberry, Neapolitan - Save 26c Freestone - Slices or Halves - Save 12c •*NEW LOCATION" Leola Simpson, Millie Wlngfield give the address. His topic will Fully Equipped half No. 2' 2 183 N. Central Are. BR. 9-9992 Peggy Houston. Beverly Baadoa Gloria Brown, proprietor be "Housing—A Frontier In De Shop For Sale cans Don* P. Moore, Prep. Operators gal. Lillian Robinson, operator segregation." Ice Cream 49c Kroger Peaches 3 93c LUU'S BEAUTY SHOP Mr. Van Alstyne ls familiar with 1194 OAK ST. Kroger Baked - Save 10c Freshlike Brand - Save 13c JUST A MERE the constitutional aspects of civil 12-oz. 954 E. Long St. DEADLINE FOR PLACING Business Built* l>p BEAUTY SALON Shop Phone: 252-640S liberties for he was deputy at cant torney general for the state of Ready To Operate 4 69c Home Phone: 252-4M7 39c Whole Kernel Corn COPY IN THE SENTINEL Angel Food 345 N. 20th Sf. — CL 2-3370 Immediately Complete Beaoty Seniee Complete Beauty Service California in 3S5S and an attorney Mr. O - Regular cut - Save Save 6c Hair Styling A Specialty BEAUTY DIRECTORY IS 5 Years In This Location Sally Nolan. Aaaa I'lenard, in the Civil Rights Division of 9-ox. 15-or. I .»1;» Jackson. Mgr. 12 NOON ON MONDAY Call For Information Zorado White, Operators the U.S. Dept. of Justce during pkgs. Jar* Betty Stepter, Edna Tarrant, t L Elgctha Currlngton, Owner CL 8-9353 2 19c Kroger Applesauce 2 Operators n****aB>*Bvr** >*^^ 1958. French Fries l 29c *s~rr~r~r.-~*-- „...:<-. irmwirtu r ':MM. %s?. MCI It THI OHIO SENTINEI. THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1962 THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1962 • "• "" »• ' • -~ THE OHIO SEmiNHL i EDITORIALS aaa Lesser Memorials • MEMORIAL DAY is approaching and much less than a year from now, Negroes will be celebrating the fact that our race is 100 years away from slavery. Therefore, it is fitting that we plan some memorials. There should be a memorial 'to the mothers who carried the buckets of water from the well, chopped the tree limbs to make the fire and then washd clothes via washboard, home made lye soap and tub, to send many of yesteryears' leader to DRV CHARLES H. Wesley, school. president of Central State Col There should also be a memorial to the Negro fathers who lege at Wilberforce. was elected worked in the "H—" jobs (hot, heavy or hazardous) for long vice-president and president hours to earn money to establish small businesses or to provide elect of the; Ohio College Assoc ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS were presented to participants la for their families. . . iation and Allied Societies ln the two members of the Links following the event. From left, Pianist* ninety first annual session of the the impressive and entertaining "Youth In Arts" program spon Gary Page and Steven SteJlman* Mrs. Garrett Fish, mistress of • THERE should also be some sort of lesser memorials organization at Ohio State Uni sored by Columbus Chapt., Unas, Inc., at Columbus Gallery of ceremonies; Mrs. Vernon Anderson, awards chairman; pianist to the two mythic il characters we shall call "Uncle Tom" and versity. ; Fine Arts, last Friday. Pictured are some of the youngsters and Carol Phillips and violinist Charlotte Davis. "Black Jack" Skiiner. The reputations of both of these gentle »**%*J^ .T men is,not the best, but in their way, they toot have helped;the American Negro groM up to the place whereall'Americans oow • < want full first class citizenship. 10f Every 5 Graduates Who Enters 'St**. - THE ROUNDUP After slavery, several millions of uneducated people, many of them without any trade except that of agricultural field , Bides Hone Into Bar, Slain College Will Unearth A Scholarship hand, were put out on the roads, so to speak, with no home and PHlLADELPkliA—A 27 year old man is dead today because he DID II AGAIN, AND OUR WORLD "IMAGE" PERSISTS By DONALD W. SCHAUB scholarship of some kind. Trade, Jr. Woman's Civic Club, no money, (the. only mass emancipation in the 'A.D« period of allegedly rode a horse into a neighborhood bar. John Kearnes, known ajjaaj ,M tmmmmmmmmWmmm ' *• ' ••wi.Jwuun •HIH.^MMIII J 11 ufwui n i.... • uu,„» r- MT, ,T=» (Education News Service) 9 OHIO'S colleges and unlver- McNeil Machine and Engineering, for his love of horses, was shot and fatally wounded during an argu history in which almost no government funds were allotted to 9 MORE and more Ohio stu- si tics will offer more than 4,000 National Secretaries Association, ment with the bartender ln a North Philadelphia establishment. Ac take care of changing the ways of life of such a large percent dents are turning to scholarships scholarships to Incoming fresh- Downtown Optimist Club and var- cording to the bartender, he refused to serve Kaarnes a drink on the to keep the college door, from be- man this fall worth an estimated ious other organizations and ln- t$u eJLttciua eJLea age of the population. - . » v . day of the shooting because Keams had ridden his Palomino into the 'JyJSnJi! ing slammed In their faces. $2 million. Scholarships'' and dividuals. Of cotirse, there were the blacksmiths and cooks; tailors, bar a-week earlier to show him off to,.friends. When he refused to But the competition* for finnn- grants administered by organlza- •: .::*. •••'••i serve Keajin* on the fatal,day, the argument and shooting ensued. carriage drivers, storehouse'keepers and ex-slaves with fnany clal assistance Is-becoming tighter tions other than the educational 9 VETERANS organizations, **§ DAKOTA Staton said that Koran—the Mohammendan Bible, ism has a very sensible approach other trades because almost all labor in the South in slavery as the rising cost of higher edur instiutions will push, the figure unions and churches offer many each man should be allowed four the continuance of a practice to playboy husbands and sweet* Justice Dept. Hits Hospital Bias time was performed by the Negro. cation becomes the main stum'o- much higher, of the scholarships available in wives but she she said that It among desert ethnic groups that hearts but the United States WASHINGTON—The Justice Department has asked the courts to ling block to the high school grad- Ohio State University alone of Ohio's colleges and universities. should not happen In the United had existed for perhaps thousands would have to adopt practices • BUT THE fact still remains that the over-whelming outlaw racial segregation ln hospitals built with Federal funds. It Industry is a major source. Ono uate with the brains but not the fers nearly 800 scholarships and States because it is illegal. The of years. would have to adopt practises Intervened in a suit brought by 11 Negro physicians, dentists and pat ,\ . i. II«IU,/ vyv *v33ir3*}iaiij|sa tuiu proportion of the freed slaves were field hstndsi In such a situa money for college. utomobu singer said that because she has These are the things Miss Sta- which would raise the dead before ients. The case was among the first steps taken by the NAACP ta special awards to students In need * « manufacturer pick., up tion, to make up for the lack of a trade and the lack of money, Those who meet the require of— financia ...l aid. . the tab for more than 400 under become a Muslim and believes ton does not say In her revelation accepting that approach. Birth end hospital segregation in the South. The Hill-Burton Act of 1949, 1 many Negroes lived by their wits. ments and know where to look, The sources of financial aid. are graduate scholarships annually all that Allah, allows, but no one of her attitude towards the poly- control would have to become par which authorizes grants for hospital construction, contains an unusual however, can come up with fin- as varied as the amounts. Money across the nation. , knows just what Allah allows, ex- gamous practices of Muslims for amount and legalized abortion to Uncle Tom was such a fellow, as was "Black Jack" Skin provision authorizing segregation. It permits grants "where separate ancial assistance that may range for scholarships at the University In all cases, the student'* cept through the writings of his she probably does not know the avoid quadrupling the present hospital facilities are provided for separate population groups. The ner, and his modern counterpart, immaculately dressed ^Sport from only partial payment of tul- of Akron, for example, comes chances of getting assistance de- prophet, Mohammed. In truth, ethnic practises background of population explosion for no man department said this provision was unconstitutional. ing Life." Uncle Tom had learned during slavery, that the way; tion or books to total payment ot from 24 different organizations in- pends upon his personal qualifi Allah, Jehova*, God and any other polygamy. Neither did Moham- could take care of children by a to escape a flogging, and to get the best "vittles" in the big- all college expenses. One out ot eluding such groups as Akron Ed- cations. Scholarship, special abtt- name one can offer are only the med, he' merely continued a tradi- host of wives. Five Drown When Racin Car (rashes house plus the best clothing (his master's and mistress's hand- MIDIU.EGEVH.LE. GA—One ot two racing automobiles plunged every five students who will en- ucation Association, Akron Rub- Ity, character and, of course, fin different ways, linguistically, tion. Dakota Staton Infers that most me-down clothes, was to bow as low as possible, have perfect Into 30. feet of water here, killing five youthful occupants. According ter college next fall will have a ber Group, East Akron Board of ancial need top the list. On th* people have to refer to the Su 9 HOWEVER there Is sense In men have sideline plays anyway to police the two cars full of night clubbers were driving along U.S. other hand, church affiliation or preme Being of the Universe. polygamy even In America, al and I know of husbands trying manners, turn the other cheek, and flatter the white man. Route 441 when a car driven by Bobby Lawson tried to pass another sex may be determinant I am not concerned with identi though our moral attitude keeps to provide for illegitimate child Tattle-tale-ing was a part of it, but all in all Negroes have per ear filled with eight occupants. He allegedly cut back into the lane Kennedy Honors Safety Patrol Heroes fying each with one Cod but with It illegal under an unpleasant ren by other women. She observed haps had fewer Quislings on great issues than some other races . © THE UNIVERSITY of Day too sharp and struck the other car,, driven by Robert Edward Lee. WASHINGTON—President Kennedy took time out from his many the belief that Allah allows each term called bigamy or something, that the Mormons advocated the have. { ' ton sets aside M scholarships causing the accident. Lawson's car crashed through a retaining wall duUes and problems of. the world, Monday to pin life saving awards to worth tuition and tees . covering man a number of wives. It Is cal- Man by rth{XiTe< is more the roos_ idea of several wives but could Into the lake. All bodies were recovered. Wayne Brown, 12 year-old Negro safety patrolman from Public School four years for the first and second Jed polygamy and is frowned up ter in the barn yard or the bull not practice it because lt was il Uncle Tom, in this manner, could keep an entire group 77,. N. York and five others who performed heroic feats to save lives ranking senior in all greater Day on by European and new world ln ,he herd ^^ ne ,8 ,he ,ion legal in this nation. of freed Negroes supplied with the necessities of life 200 School Children, Teachers Poisoned last year. The children had been singled out by the American Auto society as being immoral: and, which ^^ t0 gUck to onc f Mss^rg-s-gr-BK5iCJ--rr. .i1.. li'i,";^,ii^TriiMi,.jnaq; THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1962 THURSDAY, MAY 34, 1963 PAGI 14 THE OHIO SOITINH. THf OHrO SlWTIWa PAGE 15 *§m STgff? Shiloh Baptist Church Notes WEEKLY MEDITATION ff--~-:~r^ The Royal Aids Circle of the Is the gen. chmn. O THE E. B. Delaney Mission mmmS • I KNOW thy works: BeboM Mission Groups will sponsor their # THE PASTOR received, oa ary Anniversary Cook Book is I have set before thee an open annual Dessert Hour, Sunday, behalf of the church, tho Basket giving the last call for recipes to deer" (Revelation 3:8>. May 27, hours 3 until 8:30 p.m. , Ball Trophy won by the church be submitted for entry on or be 9 THERE is nothing more stir In the Burks auditorium or the team of the YMCA. The presents fore June 1. Mrs. Hattie P. Davie ring and pleasant than to feel that church. atlon waa made by the coach Ed is the president and Katherine life has good things ahead. On The Children's choir or the ward Boyd. E. Haynes, gen'i chmn. the other hand, there Is nothing church under the direction of Mrs. The Vacation Church School In The secondary division of the more depressing than to feel that Barbara Cleveland will he the stitute Workshop will be held at Sunday School are rehearsing each life has nothing in store for you." sponsoring group presenting Joe the church June 4-9 from 7:30 Wednesday at 3 p.m. In the church Is life over for me?" This was Thomas Jr., In concert, Friday, until 9:30 p.m. A workshop for Children's Day activities. Mra. the question that one who had June 1, at the Shiloh BapUst demonstration of materials, me Mary V .Webb Is the director and grown weary by the way asked church. thods and observations to be used Mra. Virginia Ryder Is the general of a friend and counselor. In the school *viO be the agenda Mr. Thomas is a Southern 111k. chairman." The answer is found in that Im of the time. Mt. Mary V. Webb REV. 8DVIPSON nois University senior majoring mortal promise to the church at The memory floral offering on is the director. In the study of music. He ts also the altar was presented by the Philadelphia: "Behold I set be. a student of Majorle Lawrence's relatives and friends In mernor- Sick and Shut-in list Includes fore thee an open door.*" Life Is Opera Workshop and was awarded lam to Mrs. Rosa Goolsby who Mesdames) Theresa M. Williams, never over for those who follow a 1200 Kathryn Long Fund Scholar was formerly the general chair 72a Kelt en av.; Wlilia Mae Smith, Gospel Circuit the Lord Jesus Christ This be ship. A reception will follow the 783 Grove St.; Lesaie Benjamin, so, enter the door now. "Work for man of the annua] fish dinner and 9amaWgOSmm\9mm ' concert. Mrs. Jennie Whitehead one of the Usher Board chiefs. 833 Llmrood av.; Myron Thomp the night cometh.'* son, Its N. 22nd st; and Bertha The Evangelistic Unit conduct Cotton, 7SS Mt Vernon av. regular worship services at May's 9 THIS Is a promise of oppor Nursing Home. 15S7 E. Long st. tunity which speaks not only to Hosack Baptist Church Notes Sunday, May 37. beginning at 2 one but to men in every period choir will reader a varied selection ot spirituals aad songs especially prepared THE INSPIRATIONAL CHOIR of Mt Herman BapUst Cnurch w111 hold its first p.m. Rev. Cleophus Kee will de of life. It has a great meaning for the event. Mrs. Bertha Doughty ts president of the organisation. Bev. S. lt. The church Is trying to establish man Av., Saturday, May 20, at annual concert at the church, Sunday, May 27, at 7:30 p.m., it was announced by Pastor's 12th liver the message. Bro. Arden for those of us, who are condous Doughty Sr. ts pastor of Mt. Herman. a Mid-day prayer service to start 8 p.m. Mrs. Martha Abbott, director ot the group, (seated at tbe organ.) The 50 voice Dennis will be in charge. j of past mistakes. Even the most every Wednesday at noon, to last The First Baptist church of Anniversary Sel Sis. Ruby Watiker and Deacon I thoughtful will recall doors which from 12 to 1 p.m. The church Is Rutland, O., has invited the pas Henry Mitchell led devotional ex they passed by, opportunity to asking all who can and will to tor and our choirs to attend their ercises at Home Echo Nursing t speak for God. to warn someone Elder Storms, Bishop Hatcher To Speak Sunday please meet in the lower auditor annual homecoming rally and the Home last Sunday. Rev. Kee ren ln peril and to encourage and BILL'S ium. second anniversary of their pas inary. light oak pews and pulpit furni He has been In the ministry eight dered a poem, "God's Way Is help a troubled soul. But with all Sunday, May 27, at 11 a.m. Rev. tor. Rev. Samuel J. Jackson, an In the afternoon at 5:30 Bishop ture. years and has been pasturing six Always Right" Bro. Arden Den I that the Lord gave us another Joe Storms, presiding elder of the The Rev. H. H. Teague, pastor, Sunday, June 10. E. C. Hatcher, presiding elder years. nis spoke on the subject, "Take | chance, and set before us an other UPHOLSTERY Columbus district, will be morning Other guests participating on along with the Male Chorus will over the Third Episcopal District The sick and shut-ins are: Mes Time To Pray." .Deacon Ray | open door. Shall we pass it by. or 892 E.Long Shot 17th speaker at St John AME church. the program will be Rev. A. C. St John's Is located south of serve at Macedonia Baptist Chur of the AME church, will be guest dames Deanie Rivers, Anna B. Mitchell offered remarks. shall we go in and work? MAY SPECIAL Worthlngton. This will mark his Brogdon, Rev. Thomas N. Page, Rt. 161 (Grandvllle rd.) at 999 ch In Cambridge, O., on Sunday, speaker at the dedication service. May 27, with Rev. Kenneth Byrd, Harris, F. Standifeav Mrs. Willie Reduced Rotes On Sofas A first appearance there. He Is a Rev. Thomas Llggi ns and Dr. Al Plymouth st. Rev. Cleophus Kee will be guest OUR PRAYER Dedicated to service will be a Preston In Room 118 St. Anthony. 2, 3 A 4-Pc. Sectionals graduate of Wilberforce univer via A. Shaw. one of the Hosack's own son*, conductor of morning services at sity and Payne Theological Sem new hardwood floor, carpeting, now pastorlng successfully there. Blanche Peters In Room 210 St. Zlon Hill Baptist Church. 1230 E. #> O GOD, make us eager to ac The service will climax years Anthony, Georgia Whaley, Katie Long st, of which Rev. A. Cun cept the second chance, to begin Subscribe to The Ohio of effort and sacrifice by the con- "Circle "A" meets at the home King, Laura Betton and Leona ningham ts pastor, on Sunday, the new life In Thee. In Jesus CL. 3-4336 Don't put It off any longer! ef Mrs. John Reeves, 223 Barth- Swan in Room 016, Grant Hospi gregaUon to remodel the church May 27. name. Amen.REV. L SIMPSON Sentinel today 1 $6.50 a year. tal; Fred Moore. Frank Faw, Mar under the leadership of Rev. Her MBOHB vin Harris and Eli Pearson. man G. Perkins, a former mem Homecoming At Bethel REV. PHALE D. HALE ber of Mt Vernon AME church. Sunday, May 27, homecoming Tl.e congregation of Union will be observed at Bethel Bap- Refuge Baptist Grove Baptist church will observe Services In Columbus Churches What a treat to dine out Fashion Show, Tea list, 245 N. Monroe av. Rev. Stan the 12th anniversary of their pas ley Smith ot Southfield Baptist The male chorus of Refuge Bap tor, Rev. Phale D.Hale. Sunday. Grid-well Temple AME Zion Women ot Asbury Methodist, will speak at 3 p.m. Fellowship Worship and fellowship with purpose at Caldwell Temple AME Students I tist will present a musical pro May 37. hour will follow with memorial Zion, 32S Brydeo Rd. J. Dallas Jenkins, mlnlrter. Church school, Parkwood and Clifton avs., will gram Saturday. May 26. at 8 p.m. Rev. II. Beecher Hicks, pastor 9:30 a. m. Morning worship, 11 a. m. Christian Endeaver. 6:30 with the family here! services at 9 p.m. by the Home present a fashion show and tea Rent your formal wear featuring the Bells of Joy. Spirit of Mt Olivet Baptist church, will p. m. Evening worship, 8 p. m. Midweek Praise, Wednesday, 8 Mission. Mrs. Gertrude Wells of at the church Sunday, May 317, 4- at Trie Formal Shop ual Crowns and the Sensational deliver the anniversary sermon p. m. The Capital City's Temple of Methodism. Friendship Baptist will be spea at 4 p.m. 7 p.m. Special feature will be Harmonizers. Emory Thomas Gay Street Baptist For fun and relaxation, bring the fam ker. Rev. J. C. Davis Is pastor Latest Styles Is chairman of program. Musical renditions will be fur For The Spiritual Refreshing Pau.se, Come To THE GAY ST. BAP state tables. Mrs. Flora Foster, ef Bethel. ily here to enjoy a wonderfully well- latest Plaids, Batiks and Momlng Star Missionary will nished by the choirs. Immediately TIST CHURCH, 4SS E. Gay St. Cor. of Gay St and Washington pres.; Mrs. George Ellis, program after the 4 p.m. program, there Ave.. IT. G. Campbell. Minister. Sunday Church School—8:1ft a. m. Pastels observe their 43rd anniversary, prepared meal in a friendly, comfort chmn. Latest Accessories will be a" Fellowship Hour held Regular Worship—10:35 a. m. Communion services each Orst Sun Sunday, May 27. at 3 p.m. Rev. day. Special services opon announcement Low Economical Cost in the lower auditorium of the COLUMBUS S. R. Doughty and choirs of Mt. able atmosphere. Children's portions j church. Herman Baptist will be ln charge. Mt. Olivet Baptist for economy! A complete dinner menu TOOTHACHE DANIEL BOONE Mrs. Beddie Howard, chmn., Mrs. Alma Dews, chmn. and Visit next Sunday at Mt. Olivet Baptist, 428 E. Main St **Ne Doot wffar n«tdl«ul/. Cat »p**4r '•- FUNERAL DIRECTORY .lief fro* throMMc pain of tooOuctw Rev. R. f. Hairston Sr., minister. J Mrs. Fannie Harris, co-c-hmn. Creed But **3*Ttst" H. Beecher Hlrks, minister. The Church At offers a varied choice of fine foods. wUh flit Kt.i-i ORA-JU. rats CLEANERS MRS. D. A. WHITTAKER Study. 9 a. m. The Church At Worship, 10:43 a. m. Baptist Train goe« l«i itecodt. Cuatantead ing Union, 9 p. m. The Church At Worship, 7:30 p. m. Delicious dining every time. or money back. All Otvt ttorat. 521 St Clair Avs. AND SONS, INC CL. 8-2825 FUNERAL HOME Joe Patrick, Mgr. Second Community Church 720 E. Long St. CL. 8-9349 DIGG'S For a message and fellowship that lifts, instructs. Inspires and challenges, worship with Second Community Church, 266 S. High WILLIAMS AND McNABB Enjoy a sea land Ave. Church School, 9:30 a. m. Morning Worship. 10:48 RIEDER'S HARDWARE—27 K. Nelson Rd. £&. r* MORTUARY, INC. SPECIAL a. m. Rev. Normal C. Crosby. Minister. FUNERAL HOME food feast . . * Seeond Baptist 2S8-3620 • FREE PARKING • 25C-3620 *f# 818 E. Long St. OL. S-SS2I your favorite •fou're always welcome at Second Baptist. 186 N. 17th St. C. F. C D WHITE AND SONS SCALP Jenkins, minister. Church school. 9:15 a m. Morning worship, H 10:45 a. m. Evening worship, 7 p. m. fish, extra FUNERAL HOME A PAIN1 NOW - PAY LATER thai ag fre 9 li, extra 1217 Mt Vernon Ave. CL. S-1SM Shiloh Baptist M HANNA INTERIOR PAINTS I:.--: OIL 1 Come to ShHoli Baptist, Hamilton at Mt Vernon Aves. James W. delicious.* fa $4.79 Gal. and vp HANNA EXTERIOR PAINTS • CROSBY FUNERA1 Beautiful, Luxurious Ha'.r may be yours by using Diggs Parrish, minister. Radio broadcast (WENS). 8:15 a. m. Church N HOME school (children may be left wilh competent mothers during wor @$6.91 and up ., Special Scalp Oil. Stops dry itchy scalp and falling hair. Ask ship), 9 a. m. Church At Worship. 11 a m. Continued Church A ALSO '•The House of for Diggs Special Scalp Oil, on original Doctor's formula pre school for small children, 11 a. m. Bap'i.M Training Union, 6 p.m. Friendly Service" Mains Or Varnishes (Inter lor and Exterior) • pared with Lanolin. For a soft, natural press ask for Diggs Evening worship, 7:30 p. m. Music by five choirs. 1072 E. Lang St. CL. 2-1555 Thinner And Turpentine Itn All Purpose Hair Oil or a good hair conditioner ask for Diggs p y.iit Union Grove Baptist Putty Or Caulking BROOKS FUNERAL Bergamot Hair Conditioner at your favorite Drug Store or Brushes And Rollers a HOME. INC Beauty Shop. If your cosmetics counter cannot supply you Come to worship at Union Grove Btptist 266 N. Champion Ave. NOVELTY FOOD BAR A > Masking Taps - Putty Knives - Drop Clothes Phale D. Male, minister. Church school for all ages, 9 a rn...... j write direct to: I Sand Paper - Stes! Woof - Wire Brushes 1108 E. Long st. CL. 3 1411 Church At Worship, 10:45 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Nursery tor babies Serving A Complete Menu of Deleetable Foods Around The Clock and pre-school children while you worship. Junior church with H • DIGGS BARBER & BEAUTY SUPPLIES planned worship on the'level of children through age of 12 at 10:45 The Above List Includes a. m. BTU for aQ ages, 6 p. m. Personal and family counseling 741E. Long Sf. al Hamilton Ave: (A. 4-0552 Members Of The Columbus - 3548 Montgomery Rd. — Cincinnati, Ohio by appointment Funeral Ass'n S -43 RIEDER'S HARDWARE I ':*9amm'- ^ PAGE 16 THI OHIO SENTTNa THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1963 THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1962 THI OHIO SENTINEI PAGE 17 : ..v. •;!.:..:'. r-r~ •MP ma *m it there. or day; And, Mother, don't worry, Tom Page's low, low prices at 9 CHUCK OOF1ELD, promoter your pretty daughter ls well pro the Troo keeps hla pockets high, Purkey To Query On Death Penally and PR consultant up Akron way, tected under the new management. high . . . Gardner Christopher In The death penalty will, be un at T p.m. on WLW-C, TV 4, Nite Beat bringing Klag Curtis into Ohio for town peddling his wares of Schcn- der discussion when Donald E. J. MacNamara Is Internationally the first time in Mansfield on Ute * J. S. .MOCOWN, discussing By WIU J AM "BUBBLES*' nOLLOWAY that new late Republican out of ley products, while Crane Chen- MacNamara, president or the known as a criminologist. He has 8th ot June and Akron on the 0th. nauli, the Blatz man, leaves the American League To Abolish Capi town ^would-be newspaper that's been dean of the New York In- MM • MMMsl Trying to place the No. 2 record scene for home—Cleveland, that tal Punishment, is special guest Just the way they will end up stitue of Criminology for the past * BELAFONTE, the man selling star In Rollerland in Co is—after a long absence . . . Amusementson "Viewpoint", Friday, May 25 ten years and is a specialist tn lumbus on the 7th. after election—LATE. samed Barry, who walked onto Dave White telling Freda Adidas, law enforcement agency organi 9 TTOBITS--Copper Fantasy, the stage after a tug on his shirt 9 WAREN STEPHENS, the guV an old employee of his at Club zation and procedures. Revised Edition, with Bill Domett Belafonte Heads Deep South For His First Time that opened It wider and a "See tar playing nervous wreck ot to follow, back In the Top Hat Regal, why she should come to New Entertainment QUESTIONING him on the pa you later" bit to me and a Mr. Sacred Mushroom fame, mny Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.. Mr. Belafonte was one of the Room, should be good . . D«ve nel will be David K. Purkey, 1075 Stela, his business associate, drew have a breakdown, says his pretty Continued OB Page 22 SCLC president, confirmed May | key persons who engineered the Policy Al Mushroom Humphrey In N. Y. looking for Bellflower av., legal assistant to a standing ovation from 8600 wife, Mariaa, If you don't come 16 from his Atlanta office that famed Carnegie Hall Benefit that an attraction to replace Darrell The Sacred Mushroom (Expres- Governor DiSalle; James Max people. Mr. Belafonte. only open to sco the I.«>u Donaldson quartet. Harry Belafonte, the nation's top honored Dr. King and the work Eubanks at the Cafe Society . . . so Coffee House) has Initiated a well Jr., 4042 E. Mound st., past ed hia arms nnd never have I He mumbles in his sleep, "29th show business attraction, will ot SCLC ln the South. Johnny Hodges trying to play TOP HAT new series of entertainment dur president of the Franklin County and 30th of May, can I make it, make his initial appearance In the heard such thunderous applause. Duke Ellington'*) hospital room HEADLINING the concert bil ing their summer jaa festival. can 1 mako It?" Monotonous as Deep South In a benefit concert j Law Enforcement Association: One would think that sweet es number, 712 .. . That red headed ling with Mr. Belafonte will be Saturday, May 28. Jesse Fuller, h—1, says tisrlan. ROOM June 9 at the Municipal Auditor- and Morris W. Butler, permanent sence of Chanel No. 5 was being beautician, after her door had the South African singer and ethnic folk and Jazz singer, will turn. "Viewpoint" panelist. sprayed from his armpits, so In 9 ROLLERLAND, at 818 E. been knocked down, "I didn't know 1048'/, Mt. Vemon Ave. dancer. Miriam Makeba. who has make a one-night appearance. "As you know," commented the •'Viewpoint" Is seen weekly. Is toxicated was the crowd by his Mound, proving that democracy you cored.'• ... The new look won nationwide« acclaim In the Tuesday and Wednesday. May Presents integrationist leader,. "Mr. Bela- .' few years that she has been In presence. can work. You should see the of Dayton Erby—reverendish . . 29 and SO, the jazz great Lou sponsored by the National Insur fonte Is not only one of the world's | this country. Mrs. Makeba Is a "BUBBLES" array of colors on any given night Thurs., May 24 Thru 17 Donaldson, and his quartet will ance Companies, and Is presenta To select any particular num greatest artists, but he Is thor- • personal proirge of the many-ta come to the Mushroom direct from tion of TV 4's special broadcast ber that Belafonte rendered that was better than the other would oughty committed to * the use of j lented Mr. Belafonte. WILSON'S OHIO GRILL The Revised N.Y.'s Basin St. East. services headed by Bud Glllis. be foolish, for they were all good. nonviolence to solve our dilemma Scenery and proffessionol ac 1222 Mt Veraoa Ave. 252-0814 Copper Fantasy The Atlanta community ls re An array of talent is being lined Hugh DeMoss, WLW-C news di of race relations In America." TURNER'S companiment—25 musicians real HOME COOKED FOOD Revue garding with great eagerness *and up for the summer series of con rector. Is moderator. This pro BESTAUKANT ly gave him soul—put you in the Open Daily a A. M. till l .1. M. pride, the fact that Mr. Belafonte certs, says Mgr. Warren Stephens, gram was pre-recorded on video Cast Of 25 heart of his beloved islands. Ellen Smith, Prop. Is making his initial Southern ap tape, before DeMoss left for Eu who also plays nightly at the 9% Em — Wine — Whiskey Yes, says gentleman of folk Starring: Club Cadillac pearance in this progressive city. famed spot BUB. rope. HOME COOKED music, TV and movie fame, after Mt > SOth St., Cor. Leoaard rooDt SEE THE The Famed Dorsetta Clark, Harry Belafonte is the individual OA. 9-92*2 a sumptuous meal at the Novelty Vocalist; The Fear Sounds, most responsible for bringing Food Bar, "You gotta have- soul Featuring The Daacc-eatien presents ASKED BV PRES. John F. 45-RPM LATEST folk music Into Its present -pro ONLY $•198 food to keep the soul you already IK! & UNA TURNER Cboras Line, Charlie Aikeas, Kenaedy to he one of the star* RECORDS HITS < minence. Belafonte's repertoire 5 COLUMBUS* NEWEST have." MC-Predocer to take part in the Sept. 22 na 3 REVUE OF STARS covers a, vast range, incorporating COSMOPOLITAN tionwide observance ot Preai Harry > surprised the help and Phyllis Armstrong the moods, emotions, and langu RESTAURANT - Old Memorial Hall .'{ D066ETT dent Lincoln's signing of the clientele' at Bea'tty's Novelty Bar ages of the world over. MIAMI RECORD SHOP 280 E. Broad St. I ONE NIGHT Organist and Vocalist Emancipation Proclamation I'M by casually walking in and de Saturday, June 2 ONLY "... Direct from Philadelphia "I have discovered." says Bel years ago on that date, Harry EVERYDAY 285 MIAMI AVE. EVERYDAY UTILE SHIRLEY manding soul food, but he sur NOW NIGHTLY 9 P.M. afonte, "tha* folk music, drama Belafonte, above, left Columbus LOW PRICESI LOW PRICES! prised me; more by the down to DANCE & SHOW BILL CL.2-0328 earth realties* of being himself. Marine* Saturday 3:20 ?M. tically portrayed, surmounts any after appearing here to go te Five 45-RPM $3.98 LPs 860 £ MAIN ST. CABARET PARTY AND HIS language obstacles, and captures Washington and New York U Records for only Dolly 10 A.M.-11 P.M. Even more su^brlsed was I to t P. M. Til 1 Ai'MV ORCHESTRA Every Tuesday CL 2-0258 the Imagination of any peoples, make plans tor the affair which $3.98 FREE DELIVERY see only 400 or so Negroes out of Adv. $2 Door $2.25 • MONDAY Only $3.50 ALL LEGAL BEVERAGES Tickets at Captitol City MAY. 28 , CHAMPAGNE LADIES DAY whether they speak your tongue will Include Mahalia Jackson the 3500 or 4000 that I estimated "THE SOUL TWIST" 11 a. m. to y p. m. HOME COOKED FOOD Newsstaad A Novelty Bar 9 TO 2 or not." and other p«ineaailtfes. LARGEST SELECTION OF SPIRITUAL RECORDS IN CENTRAL OHIO On Thursday*night—a poor show King Cur0»,will make Us first For Table Reservations DOC.Cr.TT Open Daily ing for us for as great a star as appearaaee la Ohio wheat be CA. 2-0302 8 A. M. - 2:30 A. M. Harry Belafonte; , plays an engagement at the 9 DICK SHELTON, with a poc CIO Hall, 320 E. 5th av., Haas- REE PARKING ket full of money, loudly declaring Held, Friday, June 8. King Cur ^v4tjim\*™^^^^^m^^mrEtmm\.'•"' ^*ammfk9*\mar mJL " ' .^am\^ft^^J*\^Am*\\%m.. ,.' In Rear that his car from University Auto tis* recording; is No. 2 la tba THE NEW Sales at 6th and Cleveland will nation aad has caused aa up- mean that he will get some of sorge of advance, sales for the his money back because lt stays 10 p.m. te 2 a.m. eveat The 'New' m the community when you spend Tbe Gala GRAND OPENING of TIPPIN'INNBAR Moot The Gang At THE Mr. Tucker's SB? CANABAR Modern Bar HORACE'S PLACE Accommodations (Formerly Sam'*) Featuring Barbecued Ribs and Fish Fry For 60 People f4S N. Fourth St. at Second Sacred Every Thurs.* Fri. and Sat. BEER . WINE • UQUOR AX. IM53SS AND MIXED DRINKS - FOOD Dins and Done* 144 J rlcLDj Aft. nHl Ave F^faroJnd" Entrance Restaurant Bar Open 5:30 A. M. To The Music of Close 2:30 A. M. JOHNNIE Mushroom Closed AH Day Sundays A HIS FAMOUS PLAYBOYS Every Friday A Saturday 780 MT. VERNON AVE. BEER > WINE - WHISKEY Expresso Coffee House American and Chinese Restaurant (Corner St Clair) 1716 N. High St. ^ CFltTTFIKD CL. 2-0240 FINE FOOD Auto Ba I SERVINGS J oha Dixon, Mgr. Horace DeJaraett, Prop. Presents Tho ALL CARRY-OUT 859 E. Long SI. ABE FEATURED AT AND LOU S n L I If t nmiN[BROOG M NEW CLUB CHERRY Cor. LONG & HAMILTON CL 2-0228 DONALDSON Corner Leonard A Tayler Ave's ORDERS FRESHLY CL. 2-0*25 * CANTONESE FAMILY DINNERS Where Hospitality Begins Your Hostess - Mrs. Ray Redman Jan Quartet Liquor - Beer - Wine * Good Food Serving Liquor, Beer, Good Food Daily Barbecue Ribs • Roast Pork (Blue Star Recording Artist) PREPARED Roast Beef Dinners Served Doily • ALL LEGAL BEVERAGES 21 SHRIMP Tuesday and Wednesday Beer • Wine To Carryout C&R IN A BASKET Open Dally 6 A. M. - 2:3* A. SL UQUOR MAY 29 & 30 Sunday I P. M. • 3:30 A. M. CL. 3-7644 GRILL Bee* • Winn • Food BEN and JAMES WOOTEN, Props. BAR OPEN DAILY 6 A.M. TO 2:30 A.M. To Carryout € 9 P. M. Until J Champion A Mt. Vemon CL 2-0300 Mrs. Roy Redman, Prop. RESTAURANT OPEN DAILY II A.M. TO 2:30 A.M. FREE PARKING IN REAR CLUB TROCAVERIA «mww 892 MT. VERNON AVE. COR. MONROE • VISIT OUR BEAUTIFUL, NEW LOUNGE • OPEN DAILY 6 A. M. ry,aa; %&0£m&% r. THURSDAY, MAY 24, IMS PAGI IS THE OHIO SENTWa THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1962 THI OHIO SENTINEI PAGE 19 iae Holland have served notice Stadium Tryouf Dales Announced for the golfer cites of the area that there will not be any cheap Ohio State's Stadium Theatre. roles open are Ready finger Matt, trophies this season. Virginia won Crookfinger Jake, Walt Dreary, Jackie the spring Curnival trophy with Central Ohio's pioneer summer arena University - Community Reverend Kimball, and two con Louise finshlng second. Now they • HA1TV to report that the date with the Dayton golfers nnd Theatre, has announced the sche stables. Auditions for these roles Bobinsojr are both wondering what will hap statement involving golfers of the golferct*es. dule ol acting tryouts for the 1982 will be held on Monday. May SS pen ln the' CC-MI championship* 9 Wedge and Capital City clubs season. Anyone in the Columbus in the Derby Hall Theatre on the *} ODDITY of the midwest gol play with a sound Mary Burton., \%u*\n drew some response from the goU area who is interested in acting OSU campus at 7: SO p.m. Jbcf J A CK/£ JZOB/A/gOA/ fing scene ia the situation thnt to face them? • fers of the area. It was Impossible faces golfers on tho tournament Is welcome. 0 BACK to the I TOLD YOU The schedule for the other try- KENNEDY NOT ANOTHER LINCOLN to mention all of the golfers who trail. Columbus has five south SO category, the pld Divoter re While the majority of roles In outs are: "The Play's The Thing" were playing good golf at the paw golfers. George Rudolph, 9 YOU may have read that, on May 17, the anniversary of the vealed several weeks ago that tho "'The Threepenny Oprea" have al - June 5. "Hotel Paradise" - July time and those who arc still hit Charles Sims, Roland James, United States Supreme Court decision outlawing segregation in schools, Columbus Golfers Association ready been cast, some male roles li-ll. "The Philadelphia Story" - ting the baD. Bill Truitt, Bill Rose James Bradford and Beatrice (Formerly Columbus Public Gol and both male and female mem July l»-20 "All the Way Home" Fi-esidatt Kennedy received a petition signed by a group of prominent mond, George Cartwright, John Fnrmley. Cincinnati and Indiana- fers Association) was having an bers are not yet fUled. The male - July 26-27. Americans. The petition asked the chief executive to issue nn execu Kinzer, Earl White, Joe and Betty polls have Melvln Durham and invitational tournament and that tive order on the basis ot tho Fourtennth Amendment to the Constitu Brooks, James Jefferson, Irvin Glrrard Williams who are ampu All will be held in the Derby players would be qualifying for tion a sort of second Emancipation Proclamation. This Executive Order Lowcry, Robert and Robbie Crom tees 'one-armed goiters) who are Hall Theatre and start at 7: SO the publlnx tournament. would outlaw all forms or racial segregation throughout the fifty well, Cart Jones, Jr. and Carl able to play with the best in their p.m. For "Kiss Me Kate" two states of the Nation. Jones III, Charles Pritchard, flights. It would be an Interesting A telephone conversation with RAMSEY'S tryouts sessions will be held on The request made to the President was Initiated by Dr. Martin Charles Sims, Riley Andrews, Nay day to see ail of them on the Dr. Louis Rlccardi, president of June 20 and 21 at 6 p.m. for sing Luther King and the Southern Christian Leadership Conference. Not (7 Iron) Garrls, Sadie Whlttaker, course at the same time. the organization was lo the effect ing and dancing and 8 p.m. for only some of the most outstanding Negro leaders signed the original Marshall Howard, Floyd Seward, that the Columbus Golfer's ln- acting—oil in the Derby Hall Clarence Benton, Albert Kelly petition but also some noted white Americans who have proven over Melba Rucker, Chns. Pritohard, vtTational tournament had nothing FOOD BAR Theatre. the years that they are on the side of equal Justice—people like Mrs. Jullnette Black, Marie Kennedy and T. J, McCammon resented to do with publlnx qualifying. the statement that the Old Divoter For additional information call Roosevelt. ' and many other golfers were on Further resenrch by Interested Home Cooked Meals the course and playing tine jgolf. made about them several columns Ci. 5-2361. Reading copies of the . We were honored to be asked by Dr. King and the SCLC Ao be parties resulted in their findings* Open 7-Days-A-Week ago when he called them WALL come one of the Initiators of this petition and, of course we promptly Bill Rosemond, tournament di that the only way that Columbua 151 Wilson Ave. 252-0110 plays may be borrowed by com FLOWERS at one of the affairs agreed. rector of the CC-MI golf club was golfers could qualify for the tour We Deliver ing to Rm. 205, Derby Hall, 154 that the golfers held. All admitted Clarence Ramsey, Prop. 9 WE AGREED because we are In sympathy with the feeling that the first golfer of color to repre- nament ls to be Invited by the N. Oval dr. at the university. that wre on the n r doln the President of the United States ought to have the courage and the sent a high school team In Colum- | £** °° * Columbus Golfers Association. the TWIST but the Divoter was integrity to rise above politics and reach the level of statesmanship. bus. Playing for West High, his too busy looking at all of the love- 9 SO UNTIL next week, the WELCOME TO He should recognize that the United States has no right to pretend to play was so outstanding that the ly ladles to pay them any atten- • Old Divoter says, "If you are not be the leader of world democracy abroad uhtli we straighten out at coach of the team recognized him tion, A repeat performance has | £vtted to qualify for the publinx rfcme some of the terrible violations of democracy and decency which as one of the best prospective been promised the Old Boy for occur. golfers that he had ever coached. ! don't feel slighted, but ask your- STONE'S GRILL the near future and until that As .of this time, Rosemond has WLW-C rUOMOTlON manager John C. Bar- Lyons Mill originate her W-tuluute show from We do not believe, however, that President Kennedy will sign such J sel f If Jyo u did anythinv g towards LIVINGSTON A PARSONS again decided to concentrate on time, his apology will be held In * ° pea (left) aad prog-rain director Merv A. Dorea an executive order. abeyance. • »««,n8 to It that there was no dis- SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN Veterans' Memorial Auditorium oa Friday, June his game and has come Into his (right) look oa as postal employee Bea Lacey pats Wc give Dr. Martin King and SCLC credit for a valiant try. But we POTATOES VEO. 1 at 1*3 noon. WLW-0 received over JO.OOe re own, is shooting par golf. Congrat Vlrglnla McCammon and Lou- | crimination Involved." tickets for the Rath Lyons' "BO-oS Chth" through do hot Celicve Dr. King himself believes that the President will sign quest* for tit-kef*. Oaly i,000 could be hoaored. ulations tp a great golfer. Bread A Butter *!£- the t-anreling machine at the Post Office. Mis* such a" sweeping executive order. Toussalnt Jones has been In se Beverage fJC 9 IN HAKLEM. only a few.evenings back. Dr. King spoke with clusion while practicing for the lets Return, Plan Memorial Day, ENJOY OUR DAILY SPECIALS his usual eloquence at a banquet In his honor. Dr."King noted that golfing events. He has been a re Columbus Fellowship VILLAGE TAVERN Mr. Kennedy the candidate, had promised*fq. sign an executive order IStY NT. VERNON A*?*•*, gular at one of. the practice —— THE SUNSET INN outlawinj' discrimination;in housing—but that Mf. Kennedy*..the Presi courses during the twilight' hours In Annual Meeting CcJumboa. 9. SSS N. Feartt AX. Mlla Stadium Anniversary Ball Games Serving the People ha and dent, now refuses to sign It until he believes it Is "in the best Interests and announces that he Ls ready Specializing In Barbecue THE Columbus Jets return Richardson will he among the I Oar New Cocktail Loungre Will Be Open Soon •'Frontier In Desegregation— Around Poindexter Village of the country." • • • -"• for all of the challengers that are and Southern Fried Chicken from their longest road trip of dignitaries attending. Housing" will be the topic when dEER. WINE GOOD FOOD Dr. King knows, as the whole country knows, that Mr. Kennedy's willing to face him. Columbus Fellowship holds its an Beer, Wine, Whiskey the 19*32 season Wednesday, May More than 19,000 attended open Opea 1 A at. - Close I P. M real reason for. evading this Issue is that he Is afraid of offending 9 BERNICE Hampton has nual meeting and dinner at 6 DaUy 9 A. H. to I A. M. 30, to meet the Richmond Vees ing day in 1932, when the Colum CHESTER S. WHITE. Opr. Southern polltlcans. gained more confidence In her p.m. on Thursday. May 24 at the in a twi-hlght doubleheader. bus team, then of the American DK King declared In Harlem that "President Kennedy owes It game and Is asking for "Teddy" Indianola Presbyterian Church. Association, defeated Louisville, _ to the nation to Immediately sign an executive order banning discri Pauline, and several of the gol- The Memorial Day doubleheader Iuka and Waldeck at 18th av. 11 to 2. Larry MacPhail, general mination n housing. He owes lt to his own -moral convictions and to ferettes to challenge her on the starts at 6:30 p.m. and the gates OASIS manager of the 1932 team, will Prof. William W. Van Alstyne. VISIT THE SPIT the God he worships.** course. Hitting the ball well, It will open at 5 p.m. Plan to spend attend the gala anniversary. CIRCLE BAR & GRILL associate professor at Ohio State Further, Dr. King declared, should the President fall to do this, would be a good thing to see all a safe and sane Memorial Day University's College ot. Law,, will of the girls battling for the su LIQUOR • BEER • WINS SPORTSMAN'S GRILL he is "betraying the cause of Justice and his own campaign promises." at beautiful Jet Satdium. apeak on the theme of the meet-. 9 WITH President Kennedy refusing to keep a promise to outlaw premacy of their flight. WHERE THE PRICES ARE RIGHT i The Jets will play 11 games In Served In A Congenial Atmosphere Ing. Liquor, Beer, Food 9 Try Our Famous Fish Sandwiches discrimination hi one area, housing, we have little to hope for In ex Melt (Tennis Shoe) and Willa nine days during their third home- Mae Rosemond have moved to a •41 MT. VERNON AVE. He is known as a specialist in Draft Beer Just A Little Bit Better . , pecting him to sigh an executive order outlawing all forms of dis stand of the 1962 season. This in LONG ST., COR. SRD CA. 4-5931 GORDON'S •MiWllMWIIM.*M^^ new location but the Old Divoter the Constiutional aspects ot civil crimination. cludes four games with Richmond. has been unable to contact them liberties and on federal income We have received quite a few congratulatory comments on our re Atlanta and three with league WELCOME as ofj.now. Hope they are enjoying taxation. Until late in 1038. he cent column In which we asked the President why he couldn't get aa leading Jacksonville. their new surroundings. to the was a deputy attorney-general for FOR THE BEST IN angry in the Interest of civil rights as he got In the steel situation. Hardware The only time we recall the President getting mad about civil The match between Greater Highlight of the third homestand the State of California and then 864 E. Main St. CL.2-2018 rights was when he showed a flare of temper because a reporter asked Cincinnati and CC-MI that waa comes on Sunday, June 3, when became an attorney ln the Civil HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS TRY THE Opea Dally 2 A.M. to f P.M. Rights Division of the. Department film if he was Intending to keep his campaign promise by signing the scheduled for May 27, has been Jet Stadium will be,30 years old. postponed until a later date. Sorry Horn of Justice. antl-blas housing bill. A BIO Anniversary Day has NOM! TOMATO AND that the schedules of the two clubs 9 DON'T get us wrong. We believe the President Is a decent man. He held this post' until October. called for the revision, as area been planned as part of the Colum a ma«t truly concerned about the race l&sue. We dont think, however, CABBAGE PLANTS 1959 when he joined the OSU golfers and spectators were look bus Sesquicentennial celebration. he has the courage of his convictions. If he would only keep promise*, faculty as assistant Dean and as CARNEGIE H«m ing forward to the match. Also ALSO ONIONS SETS Mayor Westlake. Sesquicentennial CHICAGO atop worrying about Dixie and start backing up the sincere efforts of sistant professor of law. In 1961. an apology has to go out to Sam PAY-GRO FINE ACCOMMODATIONS his brother, the Attorney General, we'd probably make a lot more Queen Sue Zollinger and Interna he withdrew from the assistant (9 Iron) Grayson for a mis-stated progress. tional League President Tommy TreUlsea aad Border CONVENIENT LOCATION deanshlp but Is currently teaching date with Dayton. Seemingly, CLEVELAND'S FINEST Dr. King, In his appeal for a second Emancipation Proclamation, Fences ...... 25c op Attractive rooms with full time as an associate profes something was amiss as to the ....*].*'.-, •refers to the fact that Abraham Lincoln brought physical freedom of OraM Shear*.... up baths end showers, the sor. 60 Rooms - Air Conditioned - Television Hedfe Shears. .. ,.. .It JS op the Negro Into being by a stroke of the pen. Southtnoor offers every* Garden Rakes.. ...21.59 ap If Mr. Kennedy does the same in the area of the Negro's total Lawa Rakes.. 69c thing you'd expect in ARROW op otarawunsi BAR AND RESTAURANT freedom It will be the biggest surprise of our life. Loag Handle service to make your stay Ps»*t— Cawxf*. Shovels SIM op as? tVksart, Cll—at Sjaa. We think the President Is a fine man, like we said. Shirts and Ttas r t Garden HOM- ...? 1.19—25 tt. an enjoyable one. Mod* W9*f, CAmsmsmtt * S9t\\9a99ma% TV* Uflla Has* a» l*>* Wat** HOTEL # BUT ah Abraham Lincoln—be ain't. ••« l*U C***mm m*mt V**.«9—50 ft, era studio apartments, art*. UtimnU* st OaV eafa, hosorn* at* ScSaaa* COURTESY Ed Baihy targe and small suites are aw* mhp*m ta WE DELIVER tiaoal AS3St.iaii.ir Thanks—€ N. High also available overlook MAJESTIC COMFORT 50 TOP VALUE STAMPS ing Jackson Park and Lake Michigan, ENJOY CLEVELAND'S CONVENIENCE WITH EVERY 8 GALLONS OF GAS for Ford, Falcon, Fairlane, T-Bird aisvix FAiwjMa VACATION LAND AMPLE PARKING £t*l East 53th Street the Thrifty Man Deals with Dan Cleveland, Ohio Smitty's Cities Service SUBTRACTION t Television 6803 Carnegie Ave. 955 E. Main St 252-044' 727 396 543 • Transient Guest Welcome Complete Line ot Auto Accessories Cleveland, Ohio Experienced Mechanic on the Job 176 125 tfasas* tsisa** Aveme st Tt*. 9t*r*et% __, Private Baths — Radio 236 " C*ms*4»St,aWmm ^A)-*' HE. 1-1500 HOURS: I AM. Until 10 P.M. Monday Thru Saturday SUPERMARKET •] • Efficient Room Service Sunday 1 A.M. Until 9 P.M. • ADDITION: 311, «99, 229 • Free Parking Chormoine loom Prop. Beuras Smith Atteadaat Eddie Hostia 1400 N. HIGH ST AX4-4661 An H. L "Dean" Johnson Enterprise SUBTRACTION; SSI, 271. 307 '••r-tirBBi'MTl'T^ PAGE 20 THI OHIO SENTINEL THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1962 THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1962 THE OHIO SENTINR PAGE 21 fSSamWs) Plan Golf Match Of Century At Chicago Billy Vaughn Upsets Baseball Myth • &&$mm Second Baptist Church Notes HOLLYWOOD, Fla— Business throws across the diamond with BRIDGE Guest speaker Sunday morning At 8:45 p.m., BTU is held. Mgr. Ed Hamman of the Indian a piston-like motion that makes Along Pin Way at Second Baptist was the Rev. Evening worship services ls at 7 Joseph Irvine Chapman, O.D., p.m. On Thursday at 7:30 p.m., apolis Clowns traveling sports fans think the ball's being shot fly BILL PERRY- spectacular once described the out of a gun. By BEN LACEY exccuUve secretary of the Ohio Prayer Service takes place. •• ftssm ppi ism m • • • yyu..ntm^mwn- •mAmmmmamWmSmmmiS game ot baseball as one "where At first Vaughn was alternating The Columbus Bridge Unit will Baptist Convention. On Thursday, Circle I will hold even the little guy gets a chance." affllast Monday Niters, the only for nightly and seasonal prizes. hold its Mid-Western Sectionals at the hot position with two star He spoke from the subject: "To its skating party. Edythe Daivd- Billy Vaughn, the Clowns' mid rnfielders. Then he was on loan to league still bowling, focused their This league Is especially attrac at the Nationwide Inn, May 39-26- Whom Does One's Future Be son is president. On Sunday May get shortstop, knows this is true. the N.Y. Stars who had no star attention on smooth and steady tive for the young or new bowler, 27. There will be a complete week long?" Numbers 13: 26 to 33. His He's the only pint-sized performer shortstop and could use the siz Jim Prater, who rolled 215, 210- because, the league is run on a end of bridge In various categories 27, a coffee and dessert hour will tn the world playing professional zling youngsters every day. But 615. Last season, Jim averaged handicap basis, which gives aU of play. Tha open team events family accompanied him. be held by Circle 9. On Saturday, bowlers a fair shake. ball, but he soon may have other no matter what the uniform, a lowly 142Z, but, has now pro will begin Friday at 8 p.m., re The Senior Choir sang "Open June 2. a Smorgasbord will be followers. And Vaughn Is only 18- Vaughn has blasted his way into gressed to a very acceptable 15* My choice for "Female bowler gistration at 7 p.m. Our Eyes." Miss Ellouise Calla presented by the ushers. years-old. the hearts of thousands of fans average. of the year" Is the hard working Playing *t the Excelsior Bridge way is choir director. The Gospel Standing a mere 4 ft. tt ln. tall, who come out Just to see him tn All team positions, have been EJeanora Edwards, a protege of Out-of-town relatives and friends Club's weekly meeting May 18 at Chorus also rendered a selecUon. the flashy sprite can belt a baso-; action. settled in the Monday Nlte Lea Florence Richardson and a fine who attended the funeral of Oli the Masonic Temple were the fol The recessional number waa ball with the power of a tall man I Billy halls from Decatur, Ala.; gue, the team ol Postmen, spon competitor. The "Male bowler of ver Redmond, held May 8 at Sec lowing teams: O. Beattle-Mra "Stand Up For Jesus." weighing 200 pounds. He tips the and ls playlng-manager Carl For sored by the NAPE, was declared the year" ia John Whlttaker, the ond Baptist, were: a sister. Mrs. scales at less than half that much, ney's cholc* to upset the theory the champions about three weeks mainstay of the Reynelds hard Clarke, McCan.less • Skurdy William Bellow of Louisville, Ky.j and yet can spear hard line drives that little men can't compete ago. However, th« big contest for ware team. John has led quite a Treadwell - Traedwell, Mrs Wright with unbelleveablo ease. He also against big fellows in baseball. second place la where the Levlson number of 500 series this year and Mrs. Bell, Griffin - Jones, Versatile a niece, Mrs. Geneva Williams of team and the Five R's team are and carries a very nice average. Heard - Mrs. McCanlcss, Canty- E. LANSING, Mich Dave Indianapolis, Ind.; Mrs. Ezel) H. Lowe, Prillerman - Caldwell, Em Behrmart, Michigan State's All- alACKDC ROBINSON ALTHEA OIBSON JOE LOUIS running neck to neck. The Levlson Next week, I will have more de Buiord of Cleveland.O : Miss Eur- team is led by football star Bill tails about the careers ot my two mons - Mrs. Bondurant, Mrs. American center, tinkers with ra CHICAGO—This one should be We Robinson and Ann Gregory— I Chicago, June StKJuly 1. Banks and ia anchored by Greene choices. Randle - Mrs. Butler. Jackson- dios and things mechanical when I celle Dixon of Montclair, N.J.; if that ls the lineup—at Plpe-O- Mrs. Bush, Hawkins - Hawkins. tgrcat—a golf match involving Joe Looking at the greats—there Is Bodgers, one of Tuney's Sunoco 9 RUMORS are flying hot and not facing the opposition across | aUy; George Whitehead of CJeve- Peace Golf Course, Chicago, Sun-! Wright - Smith, Garrett - Toler. a scrimmage line. Louis and Althea Gibson vs. Jac- Joe Louis, one-time national ama men. the Five R's team is led heavy about some new lanes, land, O.; Alonzo Harrison of Day day afternoon, July 1. • Winners: 1 BeatUe - Clark 2. teur champion of the United Gol by lefty William Richardson and which ar« supposed to bt ready ton, O.; William Jackson of Spr Griffin - Jones 3. McCanless - Bible Leagae Birthday Which of these wonderful gol-j fers Ass'n, Althea Gibson, the ten is .anchored by young Eugene Ric- by the beginning of the winter Skurdy. The BapUst Bible League will ingfield. O.: and William Harris fers and Internationally known nis champ who recently captured hardaon. season. commemorate their 17th anniver- of Mt. Vernon. O. F^flago Fences^ sports figures will be teamed to Thursday night the women and Everything concerning the new Ray Mitchell's women's title, Playing at the Kibitzers Bridge sary at Hosack Baptist church. \ W Of Quality gether and pitted against the Ray's other champion, Jackie men will get together in an eight lanes ls hush-hush and whispered, L r auu innf J Club at their weely meeting. May 285 Hosack st on June 14-ii, 1 other is not yet known. It is go week summer league, this league I am beginning to believe every BL 1 Eisnjwi a«M A Robinson, baseball'* newly named 17, at the Cavalier Club, were the starting at 7:30 p.m. < B^l caaAMunu L*w« _9} ing to be a wheeler-dealer, never Hall-of-Famer, and the queen ot Is made up of teams consisting thing I hear is strictly specula theless. The Chol-sette Women's following teams: M. Bush - W. ). W. WILLIAMS CO. The Paul Peterson Co. Negro women golfers, Ann Gre of one man and one woman, each tion. ' On June 17, service will start Golf Club of Chicago Is the host year thla has been a most success Heard, K. Jackson - R. Young. at 8 p.m. 855 E. Long at Monro* 950 Dublit Rd gory, who has won an outstand It is my understanding, there Is and promoter of the match, being ing chain of UGA titles. ful league and this year appears a very line mixed social league, M. Beattle - H. Palmer. T. Tread Rev. H. H. Teague Is host pas HU 6-55SS held at the end of their Ptpe-O- well - F. Revels. H. Caldwell - 253-3352 258«*)228 Mrs. Mary Campbell, tourna to be shaping up well. bowling at the new Olympic lanes tor. Peace Open Golf Tournament in R. Calllon. G. Wilson - F. Mc ment chairman. 500 E. 83rd St., 9 ON MONDAY night the eight on Broad st. near Washington av. Chicago, also UGA general secre week men's doubles league will lt I have been properly Informed, Canless. S. Fox - B. Lacey. E. tary. Is handling the "big century begin with about 30 men vying this ls the first league of this Bell - A. Wright. Z. Garrett - L. For A HEW '62 DODGE IRAIM TO BE A BARBER match" and registrations for the kind, I atncejely hope we are Jones, G. Jackson - S. Sroufe, L. two day, 36-hole golf outing, to he ready for it. Prillerman - R. Canty. O. BeatUe- Or A UTE MODEL Used Car 9 IATK BULLETIN — The run over Pipe-O-Peace. 132nd and F. Wright. Winning teams: I. FOR ! White Brother's Barber shop JIM Halsted sts., Chicago. Robert's Treadwell - Revels 2. II. Caldwell- Motel, 65th and S. Parkway. Chi team blasted It's way Into first 1 R. Callion 3. O. BeatUe - F. ENROLLMENT INFORMATION cago, Is headquarters location for place in the NBA Tournament In SEE Wright. HAYNIE CALL, WRITE, VISIT the tournament. Youngstown. O. 100 New-Car Selection There will be five flights for OHO STATE BARBER COLLEGE, INC. 60 Used-Car Selection (Short Waiting Period. men and four flights tor women, who will pay registration fees of (All US FOR fluids Wins Table Tennis Tourney MOTORS 197 HIGH ST. COLUMBUS 15, OHIO CA. 8-5219 Danny Pecora, Milwaukee, Wis. At the 11th annual Midwest Of COLS. 810 and $8, respectively. FULL MEASURE Table Tennis Tournament held at Childs won both the Men's Semi- INC A JOB WITH PEPHI-OOLA has oeea given to Oscar Robertson, * Beatty Recreation Center, under Finals and the Junior Men's SPITZER All-Pap guard of the Cincinnati Royals. For the present, it will ba OF PROTECTION sponsorship of the Beatty Table events and also retained his Mid 3010 E. Mom St. CL. 3-8641 Outstanding Player aa off-season Job but James B. Somcrall, vice pres. and gen'l man Docs the present day Tennis Club, Ralph Chllds, of De west boys Utle. Dr. Sage and Columbus Barber Shop Directory I ager ot Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Cincinnati has stated Robert E. LANSING. Mich George troit. Mich., the 14-year-old Na Mary Landlair of Columbus won son will undergo a complete training program to prepare him for value of your property Salmes, Michigan State's All-Big tional Boys Champion, electrified their mixed title for the 16th year. a possible full time position when the "Big O" eventually retires. outweigh your fire in Ten fullback and 1962 captain, his audience In a five-game thril James T. Lawrence was gen Announcing The Opening Of surance coverage? If TOM'S BONTON WHALEY was selected the "outstanding ler In the successful bid to detent eral chairman of the 11th annual BARBER SHOP BARBER SHOP player" of MSU's spring football Receives Award so your loss could be the National Junior Men's champ, event. •14 E. LONG ST. drills. TV SERVICE substantial. Better GREEN'S PURE OIL' 81 N. 201h St. Complete Barber Servic* E. LANSING Mich Michigan check Top Prospect Complete Barber Service Barbers: State Athletic Director Biggie Free Home Estimates Enjoy Refurning 252-0148* Irene Turner A Rota Jones 5th Ave. and Nelson Rd. Fri. 8 to 7 Sat. Itol Munn has received the "Silver EXPERT WORK GUARANTEED E. LANSING, Mich.—Former E. LANSING, Mich—Doug Ro Leonard Thomas, Prop. DELUXE FACIALS Michigan State athletic stars en- Complete line of all car accessories WILLIS WHALEY. Prop. TV Picture Antelope" award from tho Boy NO SERVICE CHARGES berts, fine Michigan State gird John Wesley Jenkins, Barber Earl Hood Joy coming back to their alma ^ ^ ^^ ^^ fl •ockey "Old Timor", expert mechanic, on the job Scouts of America for diitinguish- Barber* Wanted mater to play the current varsity, j ^ ^ ^ ^ pnjgpect ^ ptay at all times ed service to boyhood. HARRIS* ST. CLAIR Insurance Agency A total of 58 alumni played in the j ^ - ^ hQckty ^ M Harry Green, Prop. BARBER SHOP Tubes W AX. 4-2064 6th annual Old Timers' football i SUG'S 163 St Clair Ave. 976 E. Long CL. 2-4211 game and on the same day an BARBER SHOP Member in (Between Star and 3rd Av's) Mt. Vernoa Ave. DHtrle* other 17 ex-stars saw action NEW LOCATION} Complete Tonsoriai Service Call 0. 2-7181 the 1st annual alumni soccer 766 E. LONG ST. Improvement Association Facials A Specialty THE-AVENUE-VARIETY -SHOP game. Complete Barber Service for Free Estimate Barbers: Sag Hoiman, Andrew Harris, Prop. LIVE BAIT PLANTS -~———— Open Toes. Weds Thurs. William K. Stewart FUhlng Tackle Garden A Flower BARBER WANTED Sat. 8-6 Frl 8-7 Picnic SnppUes Seeds Fishing * Hunting Licenses Keys Made Complete Transmission OLDTtUER Haley's Barber Shop BKOGSDALE'S 1115 MT. VERNON AVE. AT 218T ST. 15*2 Mt Vernon Ave. BARBER SHOP OVERHAUL Compete Tonsoriai Service ftl E. LONG ST. Floyd W Saunders Barber Complete Barber Serviee Eugene Haley. Prep. racial* and Scalp Treatment* ATTENTION TV OWNERS Special $85 Total Price A Sn*»«-'Hitv um FREE TRANSISTOR PICTURE TUBES JOHNSONS DOB Mitchell, Berber BATTERY WITH PARTS & LABOR BARBER SHOP Reania Brogsdaie, Prop, BELL TELEVISIO •N TV SERVICE CALLS $ |935 90 *)»v Written 6"-«?"lr e FPF' Towing In (Hf 214 E. Stb Ave. 1068 MT. VERNON AVE FORDOMATIC — DYNAFLOW — POWBtGUTE UNIVERSITY AUTO SALES Men, Women and Children's PIERCE'S (1 Deer East ef BROWDER Hair Calling Cameo Theatre) —AND— ttawra: 129 A. M. 2:29 P. M BARBER SHOP "WHEN BETTER DEALS ARE MADE WE WILL MAKE THEM" Sat 7:» A M. To t P. M. Complete Barber Her rice Dependable end INGRAM SERVICE Ernie's Auto Service COY BYNUM, Pra-Mdcnt-Owner CLOSED WEDNESDAY SM m. LONG ST. Guaranteed Television 432 N. CHAMP-ION AVE. — CL. 2-0307 Service 1043 ST. CUIR AVE. AX. 9-6631 Ernest Stewort, Prop. 30 Years Experience 1086 CLEVELAND AVE. AX. 4-4645 General Repair All Makes ond Models PAGE 22 THE OHIO JENTWa THURSDAY. MAY 24, 1962 THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1962 THE OHIO SENTINEI PAGE 23 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE BOMMHMBBUMHMHnK' ^J GROCERIES, CARRY-OUTS WILL 221 K.XTKA SPECIAL GROCERIES, CARRY-OUTS Social Scene WANT ADS or assume present mortgage. Beautiful home with electric kitc ARE EASY TO PLACE . Brick, single with spacious rooms, hen, 25 ft. living room, extra lot ATTENTION! NEW LOCATIONI JUST DIAL CA. 1-4586 For Lease plus panelled basement with tile available. $16.86 by week or 9 Continued From Page 8 A Courteous Want Ad 21 one-acre lots, in moun floor and bar. Halt bathroom on room double. 787 Thurwood. Top "Our Buddie" Ernestine Cansler West who was Taker Will Help You tain area, to lease, one lot first floor, upstairs' bath has , tcondition, lovely home. Also will at her best . . . delegates from Word Your Ad glassed in shower. Modern hot finance 8-room brick with extra per person. 60 mile drive water heat, 8-car garage, side kitchen at 81 Linwood. Only several states were present. Mrs. MINIMUM CHARGE from Columbus on Rt. 33 DICK'S FOOD MARKET Jeanetta Welch Brown, ot De $1.40 drive. We can't begin to tell you $10,000 or duplex on Bryden Rd., to 75 in Vinton County, about lt in an ad, so why not call $14,000. troit, founder of NAFAD present 861 St. Clair Ave. AX. 9-5280 Display Want Ads for appointment to see It. Only Edaa Moreland CL. 2-4195 ed awards to winners ot "Miss near Lake Hope- $17.50 Groceries, Meats, Confections Par Inch $1.40 $1350 or make offer. Naiad" contest won by stunning per year, with a 10-year THREE MADISON Lake dwel Mary Jane Poe . . . Runners up option. Fine for building DOUBLE lings. 4 rooms and bath each. were, Katlna Flint, second place LEGAL NOTICE cabin. Road open year 6 large rooms each side. 2-car $2500 each. AM. 7-410S. 26 K. HUDSON CARRY-OUT and Marcia Samuels, third. . . . garage, all in first class condi Patterson. Carrie D. McCrary. whose last around. Beautiful scenery and settings 1324 E. Main St. (Just West of Main Theatre) a. 8-0056 known address Is Rt. No. 1, Tay- tion. Good home and income or were done by Columbus' own Paul OARRV-OUT OR DELIVERY lorsville, Ga., will lake notice For Information wonderful Investment. 16500. PATRONI7E Green and his talented wife Viola. that on April 21. 1902. Charlie J. C. J. McGRAW, BROKER SENTINEL ADVERTISERS Now Featuring "ERMANDO'S PIZZA" Judges were Rev. Russell Jones, (all CL. 3-5727 9 Beer O Win* $» Champagne # Party Snacfcr McCrary* filed hts petition in the AX. 1-8408 Alice Harris and Nina Watkins . . 9 Groceries # Lsnch Meat*- Common Pleas Court of Franklin Chairman of the event was Es-sie Ask For County, Ohio, Division of Domes NOW AVAILABLE APTS., ROOMS FOR RENT Woodard. who announced to the tic Relations In Cause No. 107701. Sentinel that plans are already Mr. Treadwell 20 acres with lake, north en Flint FURNISHED room for rent. praying for a divorce from her on THE REVISED COPPER Fantasy Revue, the Four Sounds and tho danctvsaUoa chorus underway for the group's scholar rd. Priced at $50,000. Asking 25 Kitchen privileges. Southeast. ST. CLAIR CARRY OUT the grounds of wilful absence for with a cast ol 25, returns to tbe Top Hat Boons, line. For one night only, Monday, May 28, Bill ship award event in the very near percent down payment. Adults only. CL. 8-7084. SOS St Clair Ave. Columbus, O. CL. 2-0229 a period more than one year last 1646*4 ML Vernon av., Thursday, May 24, Dogjrett, tha world-known organist, and his or . future Other contestants LEGAL NOTICES Groceries, Meats, Confectionery, Ice Cream past. Said cause will be for hear S5-ACRE FARM. Good set of throuRh Sunday, May 21, with Csuurhe Alfceas chestra will appear at the Top Hat. Tickets are in the NAFAD were Evelyn Stou- ing on or after June 7. 1962. — COOPER'S TOURIST now oa sale la the Lounge, at Capitol City News Wine and Beer to Carry Out Joe Moore, Prop. Alton Harshaw, Jr., whose last buildings. Corner of Dixon Rd. a* emcee-producer. Featured la the star-stadded derire, Gloria Daniels, Joyce Wm A. Toler, Atfy. 4-26. 5-3, 10. and Clarke State. Price $60,000. 259 N. tab St. CL. 4-5111 stand and Novelty Food Bar. known address is 1642 Harvard show wiU be the famed Dorsetto Citrit, vocalist; Smith, Lavcnia Patterson. Carol 17. 21. 31, 1962. Terms are practically nothing. Web tnrnishen. clean with SMITH'S MODERN MARKET Jean Roddy and Betty Linville. Ave., Columbus O., will lake no very modem hotel facilities. BE. 7-7202. •£9 . .9 MRS. Mamye Moore, mother OPPORTUNITY TO BUILD tice that on March 15, 1962. Odes Known from coast to coast fat OSU TO BUY, LAND CONFECTKMRY J83 N. SOth St. CL. 84084 APARTMENT land for sale. Rest The Ohio State University board Myrna Beatty, who returned sa L. Harshaw, a minor, 20 years homelike atmosphere. . . •• 1470 Granville St. a. 3-1308 BEER A WINE - from Newark where she altened of age, through her next friend are a now zoned for 8 families. of trustees Friday authorized Dr. < Gordon B. Carson, vice president Groceries, Meats, Confections the Federated Negro Women's We Will Build A and mother, Elizabeth Jones, tiled $9700. New Ford Hotel No. 2 Nile Beat TO CARRY OUT .'• •• •'. business and finance to purchase Daily 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. Club. District conference, was * her supplemental petition for di DAT REAL ESTATE by WH-IJAM "BDBBIJra^BpiXOWAX BRAND NEW HOME 458H E. Long St. CA. 4-A.21 10 lots and three houses in 1-rn- busy body at the scene of her vorce In the Common Pleas Court CL. 2-1269 Transient and Permanent ELIZABETH RANSOM and ERNIE'S MARKE1 'jgggg£XM)&namanaasMmWStm^ view from Jessie and Anna Belle first love, an NAACP confab at of Franklin County, Ohio, Division Guest?: Welcome r-4 ALMA DEWS, Props. SB Taylor Ave. CL. 2-8192 AIR CONDITIONED FORD HOTEL No. 1 8TTLL Johnson at a price of 128,000. Fort Hayes Hotel, Saturday . . . I $11,950, only $69.50 per mon 110.800 — have more elbow room to eat the New Stock. Complete Line of Domestic Relations, in Cause OPERATED AT 176 N. 8TB ST. Continued From Page 17 Property at 3108 Nell av., in the of Groceries, Quality Meats Mrs. Moore is In charge of a Civil th with 3 large bedrooms. S-BEDROOM, ! -STORV delicious Cantonese food . . . No. 106309, praying for a divorce north dormitory area is also to and v/effetables Rights section of the National I modern kitchen and extras.! Fine family l-|ome and garage his Lincoln Health Studio—"You Apologies to Dr. Leo Robinson of JIMMY'S MARKET This offer Is limited. FHA.] from him on the grounds of gross be purchased rrom Walter H. NAACP body and an active parti LOCATION. Close to school and know you're not getting any Springfield, supreme organizer of Beit Location MISC SERVICES 221 and bank loans avall-l neglect of duty, and further asks Scott at a price ot 820,350. cipant in the local chapter . . . bus. $350 down FHA. Nothing Southgale Manor younger, Freda, and you are get the TJIOE (Universal Interracial 1063 Ut Vernon Ave. OL. 2-9922 able. If you are buying a temporary and permanent cust Myrna ls planning to attend the lot, enjoy NO DOWN PAY-I down 221. Call Joe Shafer. AM. ting bigger." . . . James Baynie Order of Elks), for not attending Next te East ftuurfcet SAM'S ody of their one minor child, She Troop Hat Outing Specializing In Choice Meats' National Conference of Moles in MENT. Call us TODAY.' 2-1801 or Mr. Holllday 287-6881. Apartments comparing- hia bald head to that the organization meeting at Maple SHINS PARLOR See our plans. ila Robin Harshaw, age 9 months. Ten Girl • Scouts of Troop .523 Quality Farm-Fresh Produce Norfolk In June and then on to T. A. INMS REALTORS 2100 Block Alum Creek Dr. of Coy Bynum, both car selling Terrace. Really, doctor, between 338 N. 20th St., Columbus, O. BETTER LIVING FOR LESS Said cause will be for hearing on went camping over Mother's Day Mon. thru Thurs. Rational NAACP confab in Atlan 263-1171 CL-8-8484 magnates, "It baldness is a sign Chicago, Mexico City, Detroit, Prop. SAM I EL PENSON t a.m. to 6 p.m. 1229) (188) ta- or after June 21, 1962—Webster of brilliance; that Bynum guy Cleveland and Sonny Adam's Tro- weekend at Camp Ken-Jockety. CAPITAL BUILDERS 1-2-$ Bedroom Apartments Fri. and Sat 9 ATTORNEY and Mrs. Na CA. 1-8357 AX. 1-8357 S. Lyman. Atfy. 5-3, 10, 17, 21, doesn't stand- a chance with me." Mrs. Juanlta Cartier, troop lea INSTRUCTION Immediately Available plcana ln Lansing, Mich., your • am. to 8 p.m. poleon Bell of 1725 Franklin, were 6-7. 14, 1962. . . „ Bill Doggett, Oris Columbo, letter Just caught up with me. der, and Mrs. James Turner ac Hathaway & Ferguson From $87.50 companied the girls. The Girl hosts to Mr. Bell's parents. Mr. PIANO LESSONS Hank Marr and Busty Bryant, all But you and your friends are FEATHERSTONE MKT MISC. FOR SALE MISC. FOR SALE FREE HEAT Scouts built fires, cooked all ROOFING and Mrs. Arthur Bell, Mesdames In your "home or in home of band leaders. < fighting over the cordially invited to the Merry 459 N 18TB ST. CL. 8-8038 CHILDREN WELCOME meals, hiked, tied knots, had A FURNACE WORK Omega Savoy, Thomas Bell Glor teacher In your area. Bertha M. services of one guitar player that Makers' annual Black and White VEGETABLES. MEATS 873 ML Vernoa Ave. MILLER'S FURNITURE STORE HRS. f-7 DAILY campflres and a Scouts' Own. The GROCERIES ia Brassfield, Lonny Pettiford. all Daarud Studios. 274-8445. may make Doggett break up bis formal Tuesday, May 29, where CL. S-3414 Complete I.inn of Used Furniture and Rugs 0-5 SAT. girls also made gifts for Mother's Beer A Wine Te Carry Out of Youngstown over the weekend. 20 Years In Columbus aggregation .... George Bar I'll be seeing you. By the way, Mrs. Nnnoteon Bell Ranges, Refrigerators. Washers, Sewing Machines 1-6 SUN. nett's beautiful new Cabana Bar Day. IVrrkria-fK "AM 10 PM EDWARD P. ZIPF OA. 4-9080 *\ Columbus. O. 1S9 E. MAIM ST. Sundays 8 A. M. • 8 P. M. received many compliments on JOHN W. OALBREATH * CO. at, 859 E. Long st. Is so packed EASY TERMS WE BUY AND SELL FREE DELIVERY APTS., ROOMS FOR RENT MISC ScRVSCES MISC SIRV'CES Party Si»v*m«a - Domestic 80 8. Ohio Ave, CL. 8-3688 the creation she wore to the Kap every'night that Barnett ts think & Imported Champagnea Bicycles for Rent, Bicycle Tires pa's Cotton Ball . , .could have ing seriously of -replacing chop WE DELIVER and Supplies, All Kinds of Keys copped a prize if members 'wives sticks for the forks, so you can Made, Sharpening of Law* PAPIER'S SHOE STORE mowers, Scissors and Knives had been able to qualify. 938 MT. VERNON AVE. THf HAWKINS TED'S MARKETS Factory Returned & Sample Shoes for Men, 65 N . MONROE AVE. CL. 3-4815 Ike And Una Will 5 DRIVE-IN GLEANERS Women and Children 818 Mt. Vernon Ave. BROOKS' AUTO Catholic Prelate Says Wa Welcome Old aad Naw Patrons Complete Dry Cleaning Service, Alterations A Repair Race Bias Perhaps TENNIS SHOES 50r up NURSES' OXFORDS — $1.00 Up Transient Guest Walcoaaad Headline Dance, Shot*/ ...... Drapes A Household.Articles Our Specialty CL 3-2021 ELECTRIC SERVICE Children's Top Dancing Shots $1 to $2 Wo Continue to Render the Same Exclusive, 1 - Day Service Pick-Up * Delivery 1223 E. Long St. Befwirhig Generators, Greatest Heresy Efficient Ike and Tina Turner will bring 222 E. Fifth Ave. at Fourth 8L AX. l-9:»07 CL. 3-7662 Regulators, Starter* Chariea Collins, Prep. LIMA, Peru-Archbishop Romolo their "Revue of Stars" to old Complete Line Of Rear 468 8. Washlaftioa Ave. Carbonl, apostolic nuncio to Peru, LONG AND GRANT GENE'S USED CLOTHING Memorial Hall, 380 E. Broad st., 24 Hour Bervice CA. 4-56.14 Beer and Wine To Carry Out told American, Irish. English and 1117 Mt. Vernoa Ave. CL. 8-trHI Saturday, June 2. A dance, show Used Clothing Store Beautiful Exclusive and cabaret party will also be MIMBIt , Excellent Service At Peruvian priests here recently Clothing and Shoes that racial discrimination has pro Cor. Long A Grant featured. IAN TOWN I0PICS W« bu-r «ad seU ladies aad For Tbe Entire Family "Everything's Going to Work Mooney Chinese Hand UtniJry & bably done as much harm to the mro's osed elothiag. church as all heresies put to Variety of Household Items Clifton Park Out Fine" Is one of their top sel Dry (leaning Eastgate lers, tapping the million mark re gether. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE cently. OneStop Laundry A Dry Cleaning "Evil people try to weaken and Store No. 1 Store No. 2 Aparfmenls Apartments Hours for the star-studded event even destroy the church through 992 Mt Vernon Ave. •!• E. Long SL are 9 p.m. until 1 a.m. Tickets I A, U. • 7 P, M. Mon. thru SaL different kinds of persecution." he HIGH SCHOOL GRAD Children Welcome 1 or 2 Bedrooms are on sale at Novelty Food Bar CL, 8-4S98 said. "In some countries they Very neat and clean, near and Capitol City Newsstand, for have tried to wreak havoc insid 3 bedrooms, very clean, 12. Door charge will be $2.25. iously by deliberately refusing to Job Opportunity Days near schools. Attractive schools, beautifully land COLUMBUS LAUNDRY For table reservaUons call CI. promote UH» local or native clergy, bath and shower, first floor scaped, free swimming FOR 1962 HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES ONLY 2-0502 Pd. Adv. & DRY CLEANING motivated by racism or national- laundry, brick buildings, pool, children's playground, BROOKS Ism. Such racial perjudice has garbage disposal, 9 play brick buildings, near bus Early Math Course 996 Mt Vernon Ave, CL. 8-1811 done, perhaps, no less harm to grounds. On busline. line. "Project Mathematics", half- Family and Bachelor Bundles Sal., May 26th and Sat., June 2nd Drapes, Blankets. Repairs A REALTY (0. the mystical body of Christ than hour programs designed to assist Alterations Don Terry, Sales Mgr. all other heresies put together. — 8 a.m. to 12 noon — elementary teachers in presenting FLORINE RAMSET. Mgr. 120 HAMILTON AVE. new mathematical concepts more 574.75 Month C. L. RAMSET, Prop. CA. 4-5770 CA. 1-3143 PTA TO INSTALL HL* Month effectively, will be telecast on BUYING and SELLING Douglas PTA will hold an In Ohio Safe Employment Service N. Nelson Rd. & 1750 Clifton \ a WLW-C this summer, beginning STOP AT ' stallation of officers on Thursday. Maryland Ave. Open ii A. M. lo * I". H- Monday, June 18 at 8:30 a.m. It May 24. af 7:30 p.m. with the Rev. 74 E. GAY ST. (for office, clerical or sales jobt) Sunday S to 5 P. M. Sunday 2 to 5 P. M. will continue Monday through Fri JEFFS POOL ROOM N. HoDoway of Centenary Me 435 CLEVELAND AVE. (factory, construction, service fobs) day through July 24, and wDl be |. W. WILLIAMS CO. thodist church*-In charge. This Visit either office, according to typo job yoa want. one of the scries of programs 1218 MT. VERNON AVE. win preced the annual May fest This Is your opportunity to meet aad talk to employer* scheduled by TV 4 in the time 855 E. Long at Monro* about pernuuneat employment. No Charge, ef course. tt. 8-4053 Q. 8-6432 Cigars, Candies and Ice Cold .THEN THEY TOOK HIM AWAY IN A BIG . ival. slot of vacationing "Continental Soft Drinks 253-335*1 258-0228 Classroom.** :AD*LLAC HEARSE;--MAN^THATS uyml* tismmooiuaa. lc groups there ls an abundance temper or America's moral and that veteran policemen tritely say, "When you go into the rac body was torn to shreds. An undertaker who handled the corpse said, restraint continue in our natioal national president of the group, in a recent statement denies the charges veteran or whose apple pie is 'of men. The groups can face ex- ethical attitudes these days, we "He was all torn to pieces ... his leg was completely torn off and philosophy, enforceable by laws, kets district of a Negro community, you will find every person and claims they are the result of a misunderstanding. judged best in the regional baking tinctton also, when there are more better stick to a pattern of mono- his body was mangled cut into small pieces. It was the most grue archaic perhaps, but never th* to whom you talk 'knows nothing about it'." Negro gamblers, contest. and more women than men. Na- gamy and let those ideas gradu- less laws. however, rarely grew so callous as to pay gunmen to take com some thing I have ever seen." Conductors told police they saw the 7 New Industrial Estates In Nigeria ture urges each man to several ally wehve their way Into the na- man lying between the tie-lines of the tracks and sounded the whistle, For the present the Muslims petitors' lives as was done to a great extent by other races in NEW YORK, N.Y—Western Nigeria will spend over 19.24 million Mrs. Roosevelt To Lincoln 17. wives to keep the groups going, tion's notion by education and a but were unable to stop in time. should let the permission of four to boost its industrial estate acreage six-fold in the next six years, When there is an abundance of greater liberalizing of the public the '20's. LINCOLN UNIVERSITY, Pa.— wives remain a pipe dream and providing unparalleled physical facilities for the establishment of new men, one woman has several hus- mind. How could one persuade Judge Denies Mixed Couple Adoption Mrs, Eleanor Roosevelt, world they should not attempt to em industries in the fast-developing region, it was announced by the West bands and necessarily so. because such a public to libertine pro- There is many a Negro business which exists today which CLEVELAND—.In a letter to Gov. Michael V. DiSalle, the As- famous as an advocate of civil boss It on the American way of Nigeria Information and Industrial Development Office. Many new many of the men might be sterile, divides of men when this same owes its beginning to the nucleus provided by either Uncle aociation for Constitutional Equality of Cleveland became critical on rights and internatinal law and doing things lest they get them Industries have begun production in recent years on the Western But the evidence shows that some public scratches its head trying Tom or the "Black Jack" Skinners of Negro America. In times May 15 of Judge Leonard S. Frost of the Cuyahoga County Probate order under the United Nations, selves branded as subversives by Nigerian Government's two existing industrial estates ot Ikeja and few men are not sterile and thus to determine the gravity of the Court for denying s married couple's application for adoption of a and former chairman of the Com high public moralists and, to be of crisis, many of our race businesses, finding the doors of Mushin near the Federal territory of Lagos. They Include: The As the race continues. The same sin of opening stores on Sunday? two-yenr-old child of mixed parentage placed with Children's Ser- mission on Human Rights of ths sure, lily-whitelsm fs Itching to legitimate banks and lending institutions shut to them on loans, bestos Cement Products, Ltd.; Tower Aluminum Company, Ltd.; The Imlds true In polygamy. Moham- 9 EACH faith has golden Ideas ••riccs. The husband who had made application with his wife to- adopt United Nations, will give the com get an excuse to waylay the have gone to our "Black Jack" Skinners and found the much- Nigerian Textile Mills; the Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company; the Olumo the child Is an ex-serviceman who served in Japan and who, while mencement address at Lincoln wed merely advocated. In the to offer and, If hot' golden, Islam- Muslim movement Biscuit Company and Swedish-African Milk Company. needed, pump-priming cash forthcoming.' , there, met and married on educated Japanese girL University, Pa., on June $.