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fHB OfffO ...... ^... SATURDAY, MARCH 12, 1960 Over 2500 Attend Sentinel's 1960 Home Service Exposition SENTINEL -Story OnvPage 3 SPORTS GLEAMNGS Poindexter Spoils By BILL BELL • Sports Editor TUB OHIO "Poindaxter Center was repre­ THI PEOPLE'S sented by three teams in tha inter-centcr basketball tourna­ • COLUMBUS HAS been a mecca for sport fans tho past CHAMPION ment sponsored by the City Rec­ week. Central Dist. Class AA basketball tournament has been go­ -

reation Dept. being run off at ing on in the Ohio Coliseum since Feb. 28. • Thompson Recreation Center. The Big Ten indoor track and field championships were held I in French fieldhouse at Ohio State Friday night and Saturday. Two of the teams fell by the . wayside after their first encoun­ Monday night the annual Ohio State basketball team banquet was ter. The intermediate boys for­ open to the public for the first time. VOL. 11. No. 40 ta feited their game because of ar­ If that was not.enough to keep the most avid sports fan happy, SATURDAY, MARCH 19, 1960 20 CENTS COLUMBUS, OHIO ! riving late. These were boys all hc had to do was to read about the battle which is raging in the , em whoso ages range from 13-15. Big Ten over whether or not any conference athletic team should Senior boys, 16-18, were over­ be allowed to compete in any meets or games after the conference . powered by Pilgrim's senior season ends, - boys, 65-36. Marshall, • WE SHALL attempt to touch upon all of the above topics POINDEXTER's day of bas­ In the short amount of space here. ketball was not all in vain, for We think Grandview and East are the cream of the district their winning way was upheld by teams, but we do not see either of them as a contender for the the juniors who beat Pilgrim's state title. The truth is that the Columbus area Is weaker, now juniors in a very tight game, 22- than it has been in the last decade. 21. These same juniors came Among winners crowned in the Big Ten field and track cham­ OSCAR ROBERTSON, better known to fans as the ••Big 0" back on Wednesday to defeat the pionships were Tom Robinson of Michigan, who won both the 69 of Cincinnati university's crack cage outfit, was named along Thompson juniors in another . yard dash and 300 yard runs. His time of :06.1 equals the Big with Jerry West of W. Virginia as the two top players of 1960 squeaker, 25-24. Tea record set by Jesse Owens in 1935 and matched by Michigan collegiate basketball by the Associated Press, which announced The juniors play in the semi­ In '36 and by Robinson last year. Tom's time for the 300 was Its All-America selections last week. These two stars topped the finals Monday and if they are :03.4. voting of 329 sportswriters and broadcasters from all parts of successful will vie for the cham­ the country. Robertson, pictured above, polled 311 first place pionship on Wednesday. Here's • BENNIE McRAE, sophomore Michigan halfback, last fall votes ln making All-America for the third straight year. wishing them the best of luck. equalled another conference mark in the 70 yard low hurdles when he skipped over the timbers in :07.8 to tie the mark made by Bob Wright of Ohio State in 1942. McRae lost his chances for a double in the high hurdles when Willie Trains Big Stick For Giants' he hit one and broke his stride. He came in fourth in a blanket finish. Another footballer. John Brown of Iowa, successfully defend­ ed his 440 diadem. Brown beat out Reggie Lagoni, of Indiana, with New High Fence, Long Range Ball Park the time of 48.6. PHOENIX, Ariz. — From all dimensions of 330, 410 and 330 in training camp this season is • FOOTBALL COACH Woody Hayes was the MC for the indications, Willie Mays will ft. from the bsUlig point. any indication of what is to basketball banquet and was In such a good humor that we did carry the big stick in Candle­ The distances never bothered come, Willie will carry the big not hear one d. n and only a few h s. He opened by paying stick park when the Giants meet Willie, but it just figures that stick. tribute to the calibre of boys who composed the squad and prais­ opponents in their new field Willie hasn't been hitting them So far he has hit seven home ing their team spirit and classroom ability. He cited the fact which is beautifully tailored for in California like he used to back runs this sprirffe in batting prac­ the only groups who had a higher scholastic average than the power hitters. The walls are 10 east. tice. basketball team were the honorary societies like Phi Beta Kappa. ft. high aU the way around with However, if his performance Coach Fred Taylor later said the lowest mark on tbe squad was ACCORDING to the record, a 2.4 and the highest was 3.75 out ot a possible 4. ;- J'*-'" '• there is no doubt about Willie's batting strength. He has 250 ca­ « DR. NOVICE G. FAWCETT paid tribute-to the squad but reer home runs and holds a .590 used most of his time to express his sentiments on participation in Moore Sues For 5 Million the NCAA championships, which he said he heartily endorsed and slugging percentage which is N. YORK. — Archie Moore, ner is the German contender tops among National leaguers— counted as part of the regular season. light-heavyweight champion of Moore recently said he was seek­ 12 points higher than Roger He also took a swing at the letter writer who attacked the hir­ the world who had his title ing a go with. Hornsby, the highest inactivein g of Coach Fred Taylor a few days ago in a local daily. snatched from him several days player, and 18 points better than Athletic Dir. Dick Larkins paid tribute to the people behind KEARNS SAID, "The NBA ago by Tony Maceroni, NBA Stan Musial, highest among the the scenes who helped make the season a success. president, is filing suit against has just made Moore No. 1 con­ living diamond performers. Freshman Coach Frank Truitt said, in introducing the fresh­ Mr. Maceroni tor $5 million, ac­ tender for the title he already man team, that last year he was constantly bothered with ques­ cording to. Jack Kearns, noted holds. Moore's earning power Willie went to the Giants in tions about the team, but this year no one has asked him anything fight promoter and co-manager has been damaged and th195e 1 and stole the thunder of the about the rookies. However, he said he can "assure you there i» of Moore. NBA's high handed action should old guard and led the Giants to talent on the 'hatcheleors'," which is the nickname the freshmen interest the Kefauver commit­ .Kearns revealed the planned the pennant. earned for the way they injured th_ varsity in practice. Kenny tee investigating boxing.", suit here Tuesday as he visited HIS PRACTICE batting this Lee was named "chief hatcheteer.'* Lee and Jim Dougherty of North High are the only sepia lads on the freshman squad. San­ here to confer with Humbert J. NBA's executive committee spring reminds one of his activ­ Fugazy over a proposed Moore- was scheduled to meet Saturday, ford Davis is on the Jay Vees. ity in 1954 when he hit 41 homers Eirich Schoeppner world light- probably to discuss a defense for • heavyweight title fight. Schoepp­ the boxer's suit. and led his team to the pennant, • COACH TAYLOR introduced the varsity and paid tribute and In 1955, when he blasted out to each man individually. He also warned the audience that while 51 homers to threaten thc record they expected another great team next year, he was losing five of Hack Wilson, who held the seniors who would be hard to replace: Joe Roberts, Dick Furry, Vermount Bowling John Cedargrcn, Howie Nourse and Dave Barker. National League record with 56. In speaking ot Roberts, Taylor said that two of Joe's great- • GARLAND Equipment, 2; Car Wash, 2743. ' est days were tbe opening game, when the younger members ef Reynelds Hardware, 0. James the team were a little stage frightened. Pharmacy, 2; Burger Beer, 1. • STANDINGS—James Phar­ Belmont Jrs. Play Ciney Bonney Floyd, 2; Roscoe's Car macy", won 54\_, lost 30^, 74*i It was Joe who went nut and got the basket which kept them Wash. 1. points. Roscoe's Car Wash, won Jr. Belmont Club basketball In the game, in the last half at Minnesota, he said it'was Joe's 50. lost 34 . 70 points. Garland rebounding which broke Minnesota's back. He also said that High single (individual), Ro- t team defeated Springfield Cen­ Equipment, won 48"_, lost 35%. many people said Joe did not shoot much, but Joe's value to tbe bie Bullard. 255; Russell Em- ter St. YMCA, 42-40, "in an over­ brey, 247. High three (individ­ 66% points. Reynelds Hardware, tram did not show in the statistics because he was a team play­ time game. Cincinnati will play ual), Russell Embrey, 641; Ro- won 42. lost 42, 52 points. Bonney er. Floyd, won. 33%, lost 50%, 44% Belmont here at Masonic Lodge, CAPACITY CROWD PACKED Ohio State Youth Center at fal-grounds Coliseum Tuesday night for The Ohio Sentinel's 196* Home .Service Exposition and AR. bie Bullard, 640. High sing>.e A WHEN HE CAME TO Mel Nowell. Taylor totd how Now- (team). James Pharmacy, 983. points. Burger Beer, won 24%, 1289 Mt. Vernon a v., March 12 Electric Cooking School which featured the celebrated "G$SP**I in Song" concert. Tbe event was officially opened by Mayor Ralston Westlake, who cot the ribbon. lost 59% _!!', ooints. DancintV will .olldi. 4 , vv v 4 signalling start of the three day program. Picture shows part of interested andience with participating cbolr members tn foreground. Valuable prlrts were award­ Coolmited*_-, |»Ai«3-^ ' ^ * ed many lucky visitors.—Pierce Photo.

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SATURDAY. MARCH 19. 1960 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY. MARCH 1!». 19G0 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 3 PAGE 2 Springfield Property Owners Brand U. S. Housing Program Sentinel's '60 Home Show As Land Grab; Racial Pacts Pose Barrier For New Homes Attracts Capacity Crowd m f prevent slum development by •*• *** mmam*mm.mm*m -_-_._-» 7 ing for such a _.„_,_„program, »» nrcvent slum dcvclopme Oyer 2500 persons packed tho;n.»l _i UM50 Home Serv..e Expos'-) Mrs. Bernice Ballard, home *»y-JO_lN B. COMBS j property through the condemna- peace and harmony for years removing rundown houses which A SPRINGFIELD Real Estate Youth Center at Ohoi State; tion and All-Electric Cooking! He_v.ce director *>f Columbus SPRJNGFIELD. — A man's tion process or even by using PLEADING THEIR case fur­ create eyesore* in communities, fairgrounds Tuesday night for School. • and Southern Ohio Electric Co., broker observed: he said. Property owners don't home-s his castle, .And anyone | the rights of eminent domain ther, the petitioners emphasized the opening of The Ohio Senti-j Mayor Ralston Westlake offi-* directed the cooking school, who threatens to destroy it is in With the power of the federal that'"a majority of the properly "Urban Renewal would be seem to understand that we have •• ~ _*'dally opened the event with a',.,.,. < ______, . . lor a whole lot of trouble. government behind the project, owners are fast approaching the welcomed and It wfll be bene­ no intention of raxing houses Hire Nemo. Airline Told.ribbon 3__slemony a. MJS' conMSkc*,,f ,,r"H0'**alum A typical example of this old property owners' fears were retiring years and would expe­ ficial if handled correctly, which are in good condition and Hire nCg.U. MIIIINS IUIU : . . .^ . tfU numerous «<*!*_ and dem- truism is seen by the intense sharply intensified. On top of rience an undue burden on people are Uving ta substand­ meet, thc approval of the hous­ fronlt mi ant u mind5:45p light of Northside property own­ that, the commission caused health and resources should they ard booses because clream- ing code. N. YORK. — Capital Airlines |wi!h Councilman Kussell M. ; ••nstrjili.ms. ers to save their homes from more confusion and suspicion by be forced to sell and move at stances prevent them from liv­ In reference to the expansion has received orders from the ' Jon s mg* js1 ma -1 __,.,„„_,.,_, being* leveled under the Urban refusing to inform them as to the present-market value." ing in better communities. So program of Wittenberg college, State Commission Against DfcPW —*?* 4- A THR LLINC sougfest w_n he said that even though it is a Renewal's vast demolition pro­ what the site vrould be used for The petition was received by far, we have been given the crimination to hire its first Ne- \ THE MAYOR spent over an rendered by the 200 vo-cc "-«»- privately owned institution, that gram. after the houses were razed. the committee, but it apparently Impression that the urban re­ gro stewardess and to end dis- hour nt the show, looking over pel in Song"' group, which is under a new law, an urban re­ Slated to be razed under the had little or no effect and the newal project will not benefit criminatory hiring practices, j the exhibits and shaking hands celebrating its 20th anniversary LABORING UNDER thc com­ newal project may declare an program are some 400 houses in urban renewal group continued the people who need its help Miss Patricia Banks, 22. cleri-fwith guests. Another appoint-jundor dirf.ction of Mrs Lydia bination of fear, confusion and area as "slum and blighted" to the vicinity of Elm st,. CJhestnut to push ahead with its plans. most," he concluded. cal worker and Queens college man t prevented him from *«_>-;_ ^ ., ^^ £ fag, suspicion, the property owners open the way for the institu­ av. and Stanton, Mason and But, meanwhile, the property student of Jamaica, was the: ing longer. _ j . * registered their protest via the ALTHOUGH THE controver­ tion's expansion program. Sherman avs. The community, owners stepped up the pace of complainant. Capital had de-j Rev. Jones gave the . irivoca- j Baptist, who founded the organu use of petitions, which stated in sial Issue had been kept alive one of tbe oldest in the city, is their campaign, repeating pre­ However, Coleman said it is nied her charge that it had re-j tion and the. show program was Ration. effect that the signers favored since the first of the year, it inhabited by both Negro and vious charges of "political his feeling that houses should fused to hire her and was bar-;opened with a welcome from! _ _ the eradication of slum and wasn't until last week that prop­ white property owners. graft." not be leveled outside the area ring other Negroes from flight .Sentinel E d i t o r-m-Chief Ted! - . '.. > blighted areas. erty owners knew that the plan FROM THE Negro's point _ of needed for the school expansion jobs. Capital, the nation's fifth Coleman. The Sentinel's Worn-, •'•* Gospel m Song program However, it expressed strong "ITS A land-grab against to raze their homes is to make location. Although the law is on viewv it is by far the finest largest airline, has 30 days to'en's Editor Ann B. Walker ban- iwith fervent prayer, opposition to the "demolition tbe working people, especially way for the expansion of Wit­ his side, he indicated that prop­ neighborhood open to them in comply with the order to hire died the emcee chores for the pxi_es were presented lucky and clearance of dwellings" in the Negroes," one property tenberg university. The plans erty owners have » moral right this city. And like their white the young woman. evening. ^ persons' in the audienc. by e_- the Northside plan, which had owner told this reporter dar­ were revealed at the Urban Re­ neighbors, most of them have to keep their homes if the loca­ _ _ hibitors. "been arbitarily and unjustly ing an interview last week. newal Committee's meeting tion is not used by the college. lived in the community all their Thursday. classified as being in the same "We have some bad slum lives. rundown and poor condition as ASKED IF A racial issue was areas in Springfield which With their homes paid for are those dwellings along Front In an interview, Richard G. involved in the program, Cole­ 'Sitdown Leader Seeks really need help, bat they long ago, the suggestion of sell­ Coleman, Urban Renewal direc­ man said, without hesitating, Sta" seem te want this area for ing out and starting all over tor, said it is understandable "Yes, unfortunately, it is. Ne­ reasons which they refuse to CONCERT ARTIST Roberta Basnett, wife of Dr. Carl M. again, has driven a majority ot THE PROPERTY owners also that the people are so disturbed. gro people will not be able to tell," a housewife asserted. Basnett, 282 Woodland av., scored a tremendous success with them into a state of panic This denied that their community purchase homes In the Northend Aid Here For Students "They are alarmed because is particularly true in the case her recent Tow* Hall concert In N. York City, The 8enti_el learn­ was a *'detriment to the health Another housewife said, "We rumors have over-shadowed area because of the racial re­ Lacey C. Streeter, a leader of .church, 18th and E. Long sts., of older people who are living on of the occupants and that the ed this week. Critics praised her highly In reviews following the in" strikes," will speak in Colum­ it was announced Monday by understand it Is a good pro- the facts since the program striction practiced by real es­ the southern lunch counter "sit- Thursday of this week at 8 p. m.. their retirement • event. Concert was sponsored by Columbia Artists, bus at Centenary Mehtodist owners had neglected and mis­ grant, bat if it is misused it started," he stated. tate dealers," he said. Barbee W. Durham, executive! prescription The urban renewal program is used the neighborhood." . ,___. secretary, Columbus NAACP. can be extremely harmful to Insisting that urban renewal He admitted that-this meant operated under a federal law the citizens. What has the delivery? Pointing out that some fami­ has nothing to do with slum Negroes would be forced to Durham said that the purpose and is being financed by govern­ people so alarmed is that they lies had lived in the area 85 clearance, he ..said: move into the vicinity, if not in­ Are Slated For Two Localities Business* Panel of thc meeting "is to encourage ment funds which were allocat­ are trying to start the pro­ years and were pioneers, they to the very heart of the city's Two Columbus business pro­ The conference, under aus­ will be by John W. Winters, Ci­ and support these young people, ed for the project earlier this gram where colored families "We have no intention of declared the neighborhood rep­ slum areas if their homes are tizens First National bank, who are bearing the brunt of the year. . have the nicest homes. They moving Into the slam clear­ prietors—Mrs. Waldo "W. Tyler pices of the institution's Divi­ resents that "which is best in demolished by Urban Renewal Xenia, and LeRoy W. Jeffries, fight against racial segregation are ignoring the Southend ance field." of Tyler Drugs, and George C. sion of Business and Economics UNDER PROVISIONS of this the American democratic way president. National Ass'n of and to raise funds to help pay where the slums really are Brrry, restaurateur and official and in cooperation with the fed­ law, Urban Renewal Commis-jof life where both white and HIS PROGRAM is designed to Continued On Page 39 Market Developers, Chicago. to get them out of jail when ar­ and where the people are cry- of National Business League— eral Small Business Administra­ sion is empowered to acquire J Negro citizens have lived in Afternoon address will be de­ rested, and pay the legal expen­ will be among panelists on the tion, will open with a welcome livered by H. Naylor Fitzhugh, ses of their trials." program of tha annual Small address by Dr. Charles H. Wes­ professor of business adminis­ Business Conference, to b. held ley, president of Central State, Persons unable to attend Uie Negroes Ignore Atlanta Race Bar To See Musical tration, Howard university. meeting are asked to make con­ In the student lounge of Central and greetings by Dan M. Paul, Panel discussion will be on the ATLANTA.—Six colored per­ The party of six, four of whom groes, but instead, walked down tributions, by sending checkc or State college, Wilberforce, executive vice president, Xenia sons—five men and a woman— identified themselves as mem­ to thc orchestra section where subject, "Current Public Rela­ money orders, payable to the Thursday, April 21, from »:30 CALL CL. 8-7209 ignored the segregation laws of bers of the cast of "Finian's their seats were located. Chamber of Commerce. tions Trends and Develop­ Columbus NAACP, to its office Georgia last week and watched Rainbow," a musical comedy in a. m. to 4:30 p. m. Mornmg session addresses ments." at 885 E. Long st. LEARNING of the incident, a matinee performance of "My rehearsal at Atlanta university, We Fill All Prescriptions H. N. Nebreuegge, auditorium Fair Lady" from orchestra had ordered their tickets by manager, quickly declared the Including: seats in Municipal auditorium, mail. On presenting them at block of seats occupied by the! but were not arrested, reported the door, they were directed to Negro patrons, a Negro section, Calls Legal Minds To Defend Students V_ter«n» the Atlanta Constitution. the segregated section for Ne- an action he could take under a Welfare N. YORK. —(Special).—Some against lunch counter discriml- MR. MARSHALL invited all fense Fund will be placed be- Industrial section of the city ordinances. I * The row of seats behind the lawyers, now involved in this jhind lawyer« in the cases, who Aid For The Aged of tha nation's most brilliant ination throughout the aouth. type ot litigation, including i request assistance. AW For Dependent "intruders" and the one in front and militant legal minds are to This fact will be assured by a Hotel Room Too Hot, of them were filled with whites, thos* in southern and border Children be harnessed for use in defend-j 'working lawyers" conference, states, to participate in the con­ MEANWHILE, in Charlotte, : but none protested. Several in jN. C, John B. Shambergor, li, ing the Negro students, who: which Thurgoc.d Marsha^ direc- ference and promised that the the row they occupied left it, but .:tor-counsel of the NAACP Legal of Philadelphia, one of the three have been arrested and charged n » _ _ _•„ -.- . _. _ entire staff of the NAACP Legal two remained. As there was no 1 Negro students from Johnson C. H__F Guest Flees Undressed • .Defense and Educational Fund. Defense Fund, along with pro­ commotion, no police were fessors of law and other legal Smith university, who were ar­ of his pursuers yelled,. "shoot called. with various offenses, in connec-jine. called last week, to be held When his hotel room was experts, would canvass the sit­ rested for activities in lunch Certainly! Here's some­ him, Hargrow, shoot him," Coo­ tion with the "sit-in" strikes,in Washington March 18-20. 'made too hot for comfort Sun-' When the Constitution report­ uation and discuss the best and 'counter protests, was acquitted thing to 'keep in mind—a per related in his report to po­ The Territorial Enterprise, of Virginia City. Nev.f takes a dim day night, a 31 year old South- ers told Capt J. L. Mosely ot most efficient methods of de­ of a charge of assaulting a white service that may be vital­ lice. view of modern inventions and innovations, existing and pending: side man, clad in only hia fending the young people who man who attempted to walk ly .important in an emer­ the Police Dept. of the incident, "This is ap age of horror it may well be worth sticking around to shorts, cooled himself off in the Cooper, who lives at 2015 Par­ he said he was "tickled to death are being arrested in th lunch 'past him near the cafeteria en- gency: If you have pre­ see if only for the day when the moving sidewalks go berserk and e scriptions to be filled and freezing temperature by sprint­ sons av., almost frightened the over the way the thing was han­ ; trance, after NAACP attorneys chew up all the pedestrians, the customers are wrapped in cello­ counter protest. no one to bring them in, ing more than two blocks and drugstore clerk out of his wits dled. We don't want any trou­ •a j established that any touching of phane and sent home by electronic delivery, the nightmare dream telephone us Our messen­ diving head-first through a glass when he "Steve Brodied" ble," he added, "and I'm sure Legal briefs and papers on the I Uie white man was "light and of a coast-to-coast traffic jam with every road solid with cars be­ ger will call for the pre- door of a Mt. Vernon av. drug­ through the glass of the locked glad that there was none." law involved in the situations accidental." store. comes a reality, and mankind finally and for all times strangles i scriptions and return with door, will b_ distributed to the parti­ The other two students—Char­ the precisely prepared It wasn't radiator heat which itself to extinction with machinery—on credit, of course." • • • , cipants pi'i- r to the meeting. les McNeill, 21, Fayetteville, N. medicines — There is no caused Arthur Cooper to vacate COOPER related his fantas­ • 'Gospel In Song* The session *_1 be open only to jC, accused of assaulting a extra charge.. his Macon hotel room without tic story to officers as he was •' Today's Health, a magazu.e of general circulation published the lawyers invited. j white woman who tried to pass his clothing. It was four big patched up for two severe lac­ At Shiloh Sunday by the American Medical Ass'n, warns that woolen blankets can NOW AT TWO LOCATIONS; SUNSHINE OR -NOWTIME," a yearly Aest X-ray still *» Marshall said that he expect­ jhim, and Elvin J. Ryan, 20, Euz- husky men armed with knives, erations of the back and left be a source of disease in the wintertime. The blankets can harbor Car. of "Gospel in Song" will present your best protection against TB, and the sign held _y WVKO ed a coordinated plan of legal j abeth, N. J., charged with vio­ he told police. shoulder at SL Anthony hospital. disease germs that cause flu, sore throats and similar illnesses be- a concert at Shiloh Baptist disc Jockey Eddie Saunders and Sandra Epps, 38 N. 20th St., •*• causa the low-temperature washing Tccomm-nded is. not hot action, containing the best views lating a fire department ordi­ St. (lair & Leonard The four knife swinging men church Sunday at 3:30 p. m. Mt. as trae In March as when they posed daring the near Eastside nance by blocking the aisle — AND IT WASN'T the near- enough to kill the germs. To combat the danger, the magazine of • all participant*, with suffi­ —. AND — zero weather which caused him were not identified, - nor were Vernon Av. AME senior choir, X-ray program last summer. If you missed you* chest X-r*y cient documentaton, would j were convicted. Their attorneys recommends that the blankets be soaked briefly in a water and Car. af to dive through the window of they seen by anyone but Cooper. directed by Raglan Reid, will be then, be sore to get a free chest-check when the Chrletmas seal disinfectant soluttien before being laundered; that they b. laim- emerge from the meeting. He j immediately filed notice of ap- Mar's drugstore, 1041 Mt. Ver But he insists that they were guest choral group. Lamplight­ X-ray cruiser visits yocr nelghbohood. It appeared at The Sen­ -••ied regularly; that they b- covered with bedspreads while in emphasized, that the .nitre re­ jpeal with the Charlotte Record­ Oak St. & Miller Ave. non av., but he thought that was real and that he wasn't having ers will be led by Gladyce Es- tinel's Home Service Exposition at the To.'h Center, Ohio St*-** sources of the NAACP Legal De­ er's Court. use, and that they be disinfected after illness. • - U~IU_JJ_J.._U—L_lgB the safest thing to do, when one a nightmare. tis. fairground., March 17. •^mmm

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SATURDAY, MARCH 19, 1960 SATURDAY, MARCH 19, 1960 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 3» THE OHIO SEN _-NEL PAGE 4 Young Man From Sandusky Makes Fast Rise In Labor Law And Order Urge Citizens Support Symphony The annual Maintenance Fund Columbus is fast becoming one over 63,000 young people benefit­ Larry began to move right up, • A YOUNG MAN from San­ great future in this field." Campaign of Columbus Symp- of the great metropolitan cen­ ting from these activities. serving first as a shop steward !• • SHOPPING WITH a fake charge account is a profitable 1 dusky, who secured employment Fellow workers speak of Larry gress and contributions which ters of our nation. A city's great­ As.is the case with mu-Nfum. ., and finally to the position of venture as long as one gets away with it. But a 36 year old East- hony Orchestra is now in pro- libraries and public parks, the with Westinghouse Co. in its Co­ as a real friend. They revealed ness is partialy determined by chief steward, a top post, mak­ lumbus plant about seven* years he has been a great help In solv­ side man failed in the bold venture and is paying the price with are tax exempt, can be given to its cultural opportunities. The orchestra finds that expenses are ing him the first Negro to ago, was selected by a huge vote ing some of the men's domestic hia freedom. Alfred A. Howard, 238 Hamilton av., was charged Mrs. • Margaret Medors, East Symphony Orchestra plays a greater than earned income. In achieve such a position in the Unit's Campaign Fund Chair­ to serve as vice president of the problems a., well as their work­ with false pretense after arrest for using a fake charge account major role in the cultural cli­ order to keep ticket prices with­ Westinghouse chain, as far as to purchase $49 worth of merchandise at a S. High st. store. Found man. Contributions will also be in the reach of all, seats are pri­ newly merged Ohio AFL-CIO ing situations. mate of Columbus by making we know. guilty in municipal court, Howard was sentenced to 60 days >n the received at the business office ced at less than half of the ac­ Council. available to all great musical ta­ Standing about 6 ft. I in. and workhouse and fined $100 and costs. of thc Orchestra, 55 East State tual cost of producing each per­ weighing in at around 250 solid SOME OF THE oldtimers lent, a nationlly known conduc­ He is Charles Larry Jr., 30 George D. MacFee, 27, 830 E st. formance. This means that only pounds, Larry makes an impres­ were surprised and confused tor, an orchestra composed of year old Ohio State university 3rd av., accused of shoplifting at with .50 fine on an intoxication through YOUR support, can the sive figure as a labor man. His when talk spread about "this over seventy skilled musicians, graduate, who dropped his quest a N. High st. supermarket, charge after being arrested for orchestra continue to offer the spirit and background have man, Larry." lor a medical degree lo enter pleaded innocent and his case allegedly molesting two women. promoting the most promising finest in symphonic music. equipped him for the herculean Many wanted to know who he the field of labor because he ftft was continued to March 22. On He was picked up on a com­ Laud Pope John's of the city's youthful talent and task fated by labor in these try­ was and-bow he got where he is. he could help the working man this same date, Sammy J. Bo­ plaint of Evelyn Murray, 36, 399 by bringing the world's most re­ ing days. But that never worried Larry. solve some of his many every­ wen, 47, 570 N. Ohio av., is sla­ nowned guest artists. -•a.r.nft... Atk He just kept rolling along and Biehl alley, who claimed Jones Choice Of Negro TOOTHACHE '- »tw tut »tf. day pobleni5. • ASKED WHY HE chose the ted to answer a charge of com­ made "suggestive remarks" to >«f l.ll, Ctlf.S from »U indications, he will be The Orchestra is a vital part HJm c*>. ut t. tf., labor field over medicine, he de­ mitting assault and ,battery on her and Dorothy Glenn, 35, 1285 N. YORK—Dr. Channing H •hmtiit, tto MM tltinf ORA-JEL* He is chief steward ot 1UE Lo­ heard from in high labor circles »«- -» U MA JU. r*.n a female. A former musician Tobias, chairman emeritus .of of the education of the young cal 74fl at the Westinghouse clared, "When 1 got out of school from here on in. Windsor av. The molesting char­ '."-ha. II •..»«... of considerable note, Bowen the Board of Directors of the people' within our communiy. plant and his jurisdiction covers for vacation each summer, I se­ He resides with his beautiful ge was dropped and Jones was cured some kind of job to earn HAPPY FAMILY of Charles Larry Jr., shown at Columbus pleaded not guilty and his bond allowed to plead guilty to into­ NAACP, sent the following tele­ Full orchestra concerts are gi­ some 4000 employees. wife, Viola, son, Anthony, 6, and : money and keep fit. While in airport as Dad prepared to enplane for flight to big labor confab was set at $500. xication . . . Jesse Hadden, 61, gram to Pope John XXIII n daughter, Sharon, 6. at 42 ven in local high «•»"-- •'- with According to a friend, Larry Columbus, attending Ohio State. at Westinghouse plant in Pittsburgh shortly after be won rice "Ifi'_ E. Long st., and Lucille praise of the appointment of the Whitethorn* av. Mrs. Larry had waa a political unknown until I obtained a job at Westing­ presidency In Ohio AFL-CIO CounciL Kiddies are Anthony and • JOSIAH KELLY, 30, 434 E. Jones, 61, 989 Pennsylvania av., first Negro cardinal: a child by a former marriage. recently, when men in the top house. I enjoyed my work and Sharon.—Pierce Photo. Gay st., is also docketed to face were nabbed on bootleg char­ 1 "Elevation of Archbishop echelon of the union noticejl his association with the men. Larry likes sports, music and the court March 22, on a charge ges by state agents in weekend way with the men and the high "As 1 went along I noticed the drama. He also has a bit of ink of molesting a child under the raids. Hadden's case was con­ Laurian-Rugambwa of Rntabo A BEAUTIFUL regard they held for him many problems they faced and in his blood, having served as age of 16. He was arrested in tinued to March 31, Mrs. Jones Tanganyika to the Cardinal- 5x7 throughout the plant. The same editor of his school paper at one felt I could help. It appeared to Cong Diggs Blasts Slur the 200 block of N. Nelson rd., until March 24. ate in the Roman Catholic BLACK A WHITI was true of management. tin Although he has the ap^ FINISHED me that labor needed more meni *e. Saturday, police reported . . . church gives American Ne­ • HERBERT 11. LEE, 31, PORTRAIT WHEN THE NEW AFL-CIO with scholastic backgrounds in ftearance of a football great, he Charles E. Davis 22, 446 N. Gar­ 1048 Oak st., who was nabbed groes a deep sense of pride Council was formed a movement order to sit down with manage- never placed any importance on In Air Force Publication field av., was grabbed by po­ with _ toloctloa of when caught shoplifting at a Mt. and an abiding feeling of en­ proofs for your approval was started within the ranks of ment on* an equa.1 level of athletic purUopUon while in lice on a charge of contributing couragement. Our good Wishes 11)E to seek representation on thought. To me the days of the fchoqU He played both basket- WASHINGTON.—(Special). — question had been ordered re­ to the neglect of minor children Vernon av. supermarket Feb. the policymaking level. Larry rough and tumble labor leader M •»"<• •*<*>,ba)1. bul to 8 smal1 For the third time, the U. S. Air moved . from circulation, and last week. Hs case will be hand 24, pleaded guilty to petit lar­ to yon and our commendations was chosen runningmHte to j were over and the new era had d^gr-*-- Force'has been obliged to ex­ thut arrangements were being led by the Domestic Relations ceny in municipal court Tues­ to the new cardinal and his made for Cong. Diggs to make court. ;' Frank Brokmeyer, who opposed to be faced with figures, facts \jr8, Larry will tell you how press "deep regret" over an ad- day. A vow never to steal again colleagues Including the first mitedly unscreened, unvalidalt _ a spot-check tour of a select, d got him off with a 60-day sus­ Call For An Appointment Harry Mayfield as candidate for'and diplomatic procedure. I jbe "got there." She said, "lies • TROUBLES piled up on of Japanese and Filipino des­ worked and studied the subject and works day and publication. number of Air Force 'overseas president of the newly formed all labor T. V. Anderson, 34, 1350 Haw- pended sentence and a $25 fine. cent." At Either Studio body. and here 1 am." night." installations, at Diggs* request. Fifteen dollars of the $25 was Great Eastern • • • • BE. 7-4275 In later comments on the mut­ throne av., Apt. J, last week. This time the action was moti­ also suspended , . Tfte case of In 1951, when he was a mem­ Great Southern ... HI. 3-4679 I Victory for Brockmeyer and CHARLES. LARRY was born vated by an incensed protest ter, Diggs noted that Air Force It began with his arrest on a Emerson Perry, 23, 545 Bonham ber of the US. delegation to (Reg. Bus Service To Both) Larry dealt a stunning and Sur­ the son of Charles and May J. from Cong. Charles C. Diggs Jr. Sec'y Sharp, in an appearance concealed weapon offense when av., was sent to the grend *ury the General Assembly of the Open 12-8 Mon., Tues., Thurs. prising blow to the opposition, Larry in Sandusky in 1930. He PTA Notes (D, Mich.), against a Novem­ before the House Un-American caught with a straight razor Fri., Sat., 9-5, Closed Wed. which immediately set up a received hw early schooling in ber, 1959, Reader's Digest arti­ Activities Committee, in connec­ tucked under his belt. For this when he waived examination on United Nations, Dr. Tobias was BRING THIS AD Groups $1.00 Additional _r howl against Brokmeyer. calling his hometown and upon gradua­ • EASTGATE Elemen Itry cle entitled, "Our Fighting Men tion with the apologies for tlie offense he drew $25 fine. But a charge of burglary and grand received at the Vatican by Pope that wasn't all, while in city - WITH YOU Per Person Mayfield's defeat a technical tion from high school, came to School PTA will present a talen' Have Gone Soft," which was re­ Air Force manual that accused larceny. He allegedly broke in­ Pius XII. prison a non-support charge was foul. Ohio Slate university in 1949 to *how Thursday, March 24, 7:30 printed in the January, 1960, American churches of Commu­ to the A. W. Johnson Co., esta­ study medicine. slapped on him by county au p. m. Youngsters from various "Stiatenic Command Security nism, had said, "The Air Force, blishment 1101 N. 4th St., two However, in the case of Larry, thorlties.and he landed in coun­ The war interrupted his plans classes are combining their tal- Motivation". Pamphlet No. 48, as a matter of pohcy, felt it weeks ago . . . Dorothy Abbott, according to an authoritative and he entered the Army in ty jail . . . R. E. Wallace, 31, enta in an enjoyable and unique intimating that the alleged soft­ should not make charges involv­ 45, 431 N. Monroe av., drew a source, his opponent cast in the ,, where he served in the show that will keep you laugh­ 293 N. 22nd st., pleaded not towel halfway through th# elec ness of U. S. fighting men is ing specific groups." $15 suspended fine after plead­ medical corps. He was muster­ ing and applauding from begin­ attributable to the integration ol guilty to a suspicious person NOW! Lena Home tion when Larry led by 5000 ing guilty to petit larceny. She ed out in 1953 and returned to ning *o end. Mrs. Lillie Williams "In reply, Diggs remarked: "'If count and his trial was held over votes. He conceded the victory Negroes and Puerto Rlcang in was nailed for shoplifting last -, Columbus and started to work is general chairman and invites al] branches of the armed ser­ these three instances are ex­ until March 28. Police said Wal­ to Larry. Brockmeyer declared at Westinghouse. the community to attend. lace was acting suspiciously month. the election clean and fair. vices. ample* of the way policy is fol­ • • • when arrested at Mt. Vernon The men began to seek him lowed In the Air Force, there is • FINES OF $65 and costs, Has a Free Persona • COLUMBUS Council dele­ DIGGS CHARGED that the av. and 20th St., last week. FRANK BLYTHE, president when they had problems. For certainly substantial reason for plus a 10 day workhouse sen­ of IUE Local 746. said, "We • some reason or another, they gates attending the April 7 meet­ article asserts that integration'investigation of the way tht ir • WELLINGTON JONES, 33. tence were imposed on Anthony couldn't have picked a better j felt he could almost perform ing will tour Central High school has been at the expense of over-: policy on equal treatment end 2077 Winslow dr.. was let off Davis, 27, 1186 E. Long St., Gift For You team and. as for Larry, they miracles where labor was con- plant. The Council is sponsoring all morale and combat effective-'opportunity works out in prac- don't come any better. He's- a cerned. And they were almost their annual musical festival ness of the armed services and tice." when he pleaded guilty to dis­ fine, intelligent fellow and has a right. April 13 in ihe St. John Arena. makes th_ usual derogatory and NO GAMBLE orderly conduct, resisting arrest Free Coupon Entitling Bearer To One Free Bottle of bigoted charges that have again Arthritis foundation and assault and battery on a LENA HORNE Hand Lotion • MRS. DONALD Campbell, and again been invalidated by ON IMS HOME police officer. The charges were THE OHIO SENTINEL Mra. Bevier and Mrs. Chilton the country's most reputable filed by Danna Holden, the offi­ Nam* are among those attending a s Gets Share Of Grant cer who arrested Davis in front Parent-Teacher study course Address L. M. Shaw, General Manager; Edmund B. Paxton, President; Franklin County Chapter of of 929 Mt. Vernon av. . . .Wil­ held in the Deshler Av. school. In a letter to the secreturv of .the 'Arthritis and Rheumatism Height Theodore L. Coleman, Editor-in-Chief; Annie R. Moore, Business lie Battles. 31, 70 N Garfield Age Manager; Amos H. Lynch, Advertising-Promotion Manager; John the Air Force, dated Feb. 8, the} Pount,alion announced that a rc- • THIRTEEN students from Mich.gan representative pointed _ been made to av., was ordered to spend 60 Weight Complexion .. B. Combs, Managing Editor; Edward L. Moore Jr., Production scarch granl hat Main St. school will participate out that "the contents of the ar-> Charlc* W. Danko of the days in the workhouse and pay Manager. Dr> Color of Eyes Color at Hair in the Columbus Council annual tide are contrary to official Air;Dc.pt oI Medicine, Ohio State a $50 fine for petit larceny. He Established June 1, 1949. Published each week at 690 East musical festival. They are Tho­ Force policy, but the printing of university. was nabbed at 220 S. 3rd st., po­ Long Street (P.O. Box 629) by The Ohio Sentinel Publishing Co., it gives credit to charges that. PRESENT THIS fo your representative at the Lena Home mas Werling, Michael Glenn, lice reported. Inc., Columbus 16, Ohio. Cincinnati Office: 3551 Reading Road. h.iiah Kelley, Sherry Oiler, Ger-1 unofficially, there is all manner Tire grant, part of a $285,000 Cosmetics Salon, M E. Gay St., Columbus 15, Ohio. Subscription Rates: One Year, $6,50; Six Months, $3.50. alciine Parks, Jackie Richardson, |°f racial _ discrimination yet program supported by Arlhiit'S Best home buy In all Ohio. INCIDENTS AND Big 3-bedroom ranch. Com­ National advertising representative: Associated Publishers, Karen Stinson, Linda West, De- practiced in the Air Force." He and Rheumatism Foundation on ACCIDENTS for $8 .SO pletely Modern. Good loca­ Inc., 55 W. 42nd St., New York City 36. N. Y., PEnnsylvama 6-0022; ni.-ic Jones, Robert Truett, Larry said an oversees airman called a national scale, . is the article to his attention not land will run for a period ol tion. Total cash only $200. • A SNEAK THIEF entered 168 W. Washington St., Chicago 2, HI., ANdover 3-6343; Whaley. Bowman and Arthur Thomas. LENA HORNE MAKEUP PRODUCTS Mrs. Nellie Heurich represents realizing that it was a reprint, fiv« years, according to ,-°r- No hidden extras. Pay just her apartment and made off Simpson Co., 770 Montgomery St., San Francisco 5, Calif., SUtter the school on the citywide Able- then asked not to be identified, Danko. , .. i -.; $71.50 per month. HURRY! with a $150 diamond ring and LENA HORNE SKIN CARE PRODUCTS * LENA HORNE HAIR CARE PRODUCTS 1-4583; Whaley-Simpson Co., 6608 Selma Ave., Los Angeles 28, LENA HORNE BATH PRODUCTS f LENA HORNE FRAGRANCES Learner Committee. after learning that It was. HI. 3 7418 $210 in cash about 11 p. m. Sa­ Calif., HOIlywood 3-7157. a » • • Dr. Denko, who came to Ohio State university from the Uni- turday, Beatrice Robinson, 98 CaU or Come in For Your Personal Demonstration Member Nat. Newspaper Publishers Ass'n. • • DISTRICT Conference of "IT IS A TERRIBLE thing versity of Michigan **ere he i Miami av., reported to police. Parent-Teachers Ass'n will be n! was assistant professor < COLUMBUS TELEPHONE: CLearbrook 3-7418 ; held j April in at -Big Walnut does not have enough confidence j \>uX*A/Ce&C The irony of it all, Irvin Alex­ COSMETICS CINCINNATI TELEPHONES: temar Medicine, aaid .that ihe school, Sunbury, O. Dinner res­ in our armed forces to be able ander, 45, 419 N. Ohio av., was current grant \yo_l. be used in Lena Home SA LO N AVon 1-7756, CA. 1 3318 ervations should be in by April to express a legitimate com­ asleep in the apartment at the research using radio-ctive sul­ 1. Workshops for various chair­ plaint," said Diggs. time it was looted, Mrs. Robin­ phur to study metabolic pctiv*- Se0 Ad Oa Page 35 80 E. CAY ST. COLUMBUS. O. — PHONE CA. 4-3291 Entered as 2nd class matter July 9, 1849, at Post Office. Columbus. men and officers wil]* be part of Eventually, the Air Force an-.ty in cartilage and other con- son told police. th« day-long program. 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SATURDAY. _f ARCH 19. 1960 SATURDAY. MARCH 19, 1900 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE . Tng OHIO S--STINE-. PAGES EDITORIALS WHY? # GOV. MICHAEL V. DiSAU-E. In answer fo a Yellow Springs editor's cri­ ticism ot his blast against college stu­ dents who picketed Geyer's restaurant MISS HANSBERRY ATTY SUGARMON HILL COACH SCHWARTZWALDER MBOYA af Xenia. because the establishment discriminated against persons of color, f in substance, pointed out that he felt NNPA Honors 10 Americans the students were wrong. • i He declared in a newspaper arti­ For Meritorious Service cle that the last Legislature created a THE NATIONAL Newspaper heritage. placable adversity tempered by i Publishers Ass'h honors through an ultimate courage. HON. EDMUND C. BROWN, • civil rights commission to act on com­ its I960 Kusswurm awards, prob­ governor ot California — For ROBERT HILL — 13 year old ably Its most diversified list of championing and enacting the humanitarian. cited for vividly i j plaints of discrimination in an orderly meritorious people to date. Hon­ most liberal legislation in state demonstrating the Biblical quo­ manner. He added that a minority orees include an internationally government—PEPC, Fair Hous­ tation, "and a little child shall famous entertainer, a state gov­ ing act, civil rights statutes, re­ lead them,'' by.. successfully j which feels their rights are not being ernor, » magazine publisher, a peal of state law against inter* launching • $400,000 medical .J-VV&VA financier, a minister, a drama­ rnarriage, non-discrimina ting supplies campaign for the world • - protected have recourse through the tist, a 13 year old humintarian, community redevelopment and renown medical.missionary. Dr. legislative system, the courts and ap­ an African leader, a coach and Urban renewal program, Albert Schweitzer, who directs a a defeated candidate who led a j a hospital in darkest Africa. Only Effective (Ml Rights Law Can Do That peal to the executive. voting crusade. i GARDNER COWLES—For us­ Citations read: ing his publication, Look maga­ TOM MBOYA, chairman of •( _? •lIn r_cog_|Uo_7of outstand­ zine, most effectively in the the African People's Conference • • FURTHER, according fo the ar­ ing achievement ln- making cause of liberalism and against —For his dynamic leadership in African politics and labor, and possible a richer conception of racia| injustic'-, and for recog­ COWLES iSq oLuciuA cJLee ticle, Gov. DiSalle stated, "the demon­ nizing journalistic ability irres­ for his unusual crusade "to save J* J See M democratic principles and la pective of race. the white man from himself." stration added nothing, created resent­ tribute for upholding those 'highest traditions considered A. G. GASTON—For unselfish COACH SEN SCHWARTZ­ • IF A MAN goes to a Sun- TO BE SURE there are got out. to wash his car to the ment in many areas and merely added as the Ideals of the American economic leadership in the, re­ morning church service, he white people who are hell rai­ tune of a loud playing radio sit­ WALDER- — For demonstrating way of ltfe." dresses to look his best and he sers in their own neighbor­ ting across the side walk near fuel fo the fires of those who are op­ sistant south by philanthropic- the trUe spirit of sports by re­ the car so that pedestrians had puts himself on very good de­ hoods but can depend ©n peti­ The winners, determined in a ally coming to the aid of people fusing to bow fo Dixit tradition tions springing up to get them to go out into the street to pass posed to civil rights, and who feed on portment. This is because he is poll of member publishers, were who were economically pres­ by walking out when his Negro oat-—. I-__. hav-e know__ n of sneh mo- He made no attemp to move the aware of the fact that there is a announced by Frank L./ Stanley sured solely because they sought players were discriminated vay of doing things while in ves with drastic results far radio wires. That is tbe contempt bigotry." Sr., chairman of the NNPA Pub­ the hell raisers. _nd uncouthness that is so dis- j their civil rights. church. He keeps his voice down lic Relations Committee, and against. There are -many colored peo- gusting about some people, The governor also displayed re­ and uses only proper non-bad- publisher of the Louisville De­ REV. FRANCIS L. GRIFFIN pie who hang their heads in % PART OF THE BLAME for ATT'Y RUSSELL B. SUGAR- language. fender. To receive 1960 Russ- —For sacrificial and Christian shame at the conduct of other segregation and isolation lies in sentment at the picketing in Cincin­ MON — For his history-making wurm plaques are: If he can make himself do colored people who act up in the fact some have not had sen­ nati and mentioned the Civil Rights leadership in the desegregation bid and courageous performance those things on Sunday morning, the wrong places. These colored se to do as the Romans do in MADAM JOSEPHINE BAK­ of local Virginia schools ln the in seeking the post of commis­ these colored people who are ta­ people have started fleeing the Rome. Instead of taking on the ER—For demonstrating that de­ Commission as a recourse in that situa­ face of mass resistance. sioner of Public Works. As a king up housekeeping in white "hells-a-poppin" gang, too. But tone of the good neighbors, they mocracy, love and human un­ neighborhoods can dress up their people just can't run forever. have done as always in the very tion. derstanding can surmount all LORRAINE HANSBERRY — result, Negroes registered in conduct suitable to the taste of _Or her deeply moving play. "A record numbers and demonstrat­ They have to turn back and start communities from which we _- • superficial barriers created by the new community and leave cleaning up. have tried to escape,. because of men. Despite her world citizen­ Raisin in the Sun." in which she ed unprecedented unity in the Jim town brazenness behind. But We are just going to have to undesirable atmospheres. • WE ARE SURE the colored REV. GRIFFIN' ship, Mme. Baker has American reveals human subjection by im- area of politics. GASTON too many ignoramouses can't face it and start cleaning up like Four years ago I told of three cross the barrier and act right. the old roaring West was clean­ prominent local colored doctors people of this great commonwealth are : - . • There is a crude language ed up for decent living. It took taking to golf for the first time •• 5, some few colored people believe fifty years to bring law and or­ and how they took all the dixie pleased with Ihe establishment of a to be appropriate anywhere, but der to the old West. It may take rabble hollering onto the links civil rights commission and the fact the iapeis Educate For Freedom' It is not. It is not appropriate in just as long to clean out the an­ where conversation Is almost la­ church service and it is not do­ tics of this and other generations conic and hardly above a whis­ elected legislators performed another . • minant in many upper-strata and, we had better start clean­ per. We must face the truth that . neighborhoods where wt are ing. many are ill-prepared in man­ duty, according fo the dictates of their striving to be. 133rd Anniversary Theme • 1 HAVE WALKED aronnd nerisms for some of the tests. oath of office and public trust by pass­ • THERE IS ungodly bois. better white communities all my Objection Is not always a race re-ii. ness blurted by some at any­ life and noted the quiet atmos­ matter but often lies in bad con­ ing laws which protect citizens against MARCH H through 19 is Ne­ is still need for a - militant and One of the most priceless This is a never-ending func­ gro press, there will be no time to alarm the community at phere and respect shown by nei duct. gro Newspaper Week. This is crusading Negro press indicates ot ear freedoms is the right tion, which often must be encroachment oa their rea­ Some are in dire need of ad­ the annual time when more than the many iniquities that yet ex­ to know and to be informed. night hours when there should ghbors for each other. I have such discriminating practices. But we strong and vocal in order io ders' right to be correctly in­ seen clean yards, sidewalks and vancement in good manners. We 200 weekly and daily newspapers ist and the freedoms that must give downtrodden people en­ be quiteness. Some years ago I As the eyes, ears and con­ formed about conditions and bragged about 'he Hilltop colo­ streets to make the communities can put on the right clothes and are afraid his honor started talking be­ published by Negroes observe be won. lightened self-interest. have the right things in our the founding of the first Negro science tft its readers, Negro men who would deny them red community being ideal but places anyone would want to live Thus, this observance is no Thus Negro newspapers per­ in. But let some Negroes of a homes, but sometimes uncouth- fore he gave this infamous practice newspaper—Freedom's Journal, newspapers jealously gnard their jost and human rights. Shortly afterwards I was in the mere indulgence in self-praise. every Human right by supply­ form a singular service when community late at night. bad specie move in. Lawns be­ ness makes people look like ln 2527. These newspapers make dressed up monkies. some serious thought. Rather, it is re-evaluation of ing the facts and Information they alert and challenge their For this Is the.real function One family had a party and come junk yards and garbage a concerted effort to project We know something about bel­ original purpose and function in necessary to achieve full citi­ readers to cooperatively wage of the Negro press, as it has guests were leaving. One would dumps and an. uproar sets .in.j : • OUR ONLY question is: the vital role they play in cham­ ter manners, for we practice the light of our atomic age. zenship. have thought he was in a bucket- People had hotter start learning pioning the cause of freedom relentless battles against all been throughout the post 113 them when we. go to church. of-blood brawl there was so differently and those, who al­ Why should any American citizen for aU peoples. PRIMARY PURPOSE of Ne­ Only through an exacting enemies of their freedoms— years ... A dedicated mis­ iThen we could practice them much loud talking and cussing. ready know, had better start "Negro Newspapers Educate gro newspapers, which is of because freedom thrives only sion that indeed is worthy of when we change neighborhoods. living in the state ol Ohio or anywhere great significance to the public, awareness that challenges and No wonder the neighbors decided teaching the others for Freedom" is. the theme of ia the breast of informed men. rededication annually at this A colored woman told of a new j If so, maybe there would not be this 133rd anniversary obser­ is reflected in the I960 theme— motivates can progress be lo give up and move out. They else have to sue and go fo court fo be AS LONG AS there is a Ne- time. colored neighbor moving, on her'such a stink about our integrat- • vance. The ttieta iac* that-.there "Educators for Fxtodona." won. were virtually chased out by un- • • >) * couthness. strect how the man of the house | ing into, the white world. able fo sit down and get a bite to eat! • ••".•"•PI ;:-^'____K! •• ^S&#\Vs. _ ' ,.'., B _•_ g-3$g. *"___l _ss ^~" ~"~^ ______•_•__••___-___-______•_!_: «

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SATURDAY, MARCH 19, 1960 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY. MARCH 19, 1960 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE If PAGE 10 SPEAKING OF POUTICS Mayor Westlake Come Into My Kit then Surprises YMCA By ANN B. WALKER Loose Tongue Gets i • MUCH attention has been focused on thc return to real Thursday Club cake baking as thc result of The Ohio Sentinel's cake contest dur­ ing the Home Service Exposiiton and All-Electric show. By DAYTON ERBY State Worker In Bad Cookbooks of early America The unexpected appearance of were full of special secrets for ring constantly, until thick. Re­ Mayor W. Ralston Westlake, at By JOHN B. COMBS cake baking. One was to wash move from heat and add 2 tb. butter, 1 c. coconut, chopped, a routine luncheon meeting of • A BUREAU of Motor Vehicles clerk may have talked her­ the butter free of salt, and then the Thursday club last week, to flavor it in a bath of rose and 1 c. chopped nuts. self out of a job last week. The clerk, identified as Irene Jackson, launched the assemblage Into an water. Another- suggested that • RECIPES featured during reportedly made disparaging remarks about Negroes during a impromptu panel discussion, in beating the batter it was bet­ the All-Electric Cooking demon­ following an interesting talk by telephone conversation with a Negro woman whom the clerk ob­ ter to use your hands in the strations were prepared with.an the mayor, hvwhich questions viously thought was white. . - winter and a wooden spoon in eye to their nutritional value, dealing with politics were hurl­ the summer. Mrs Lucille Young, 1591 Hawthorne pk., ease in preparation and attrac­ ed at him. • FLUTED cake pans known tion within the menu frame- The club had previously ap­ pk., who related the incident to the writer, is not only a Negro, but «he is a member of the Board as Turk's Head were used tre-.work. If for any reason you pointed a committee to invite quently. They do make a pretty j missed securing a copy of the the mayor to attend some of its of Directors of the NAACP. ______•_•_____-_---_-_-__-__-_-_-. dessert from simple recipes. menus, a request to this column meetings "in the future," as a She phoned the BMV and asked if auto li­ REALIZING THE NEED for strong business and investment Among the cakes submitted was can be made for additional guest, and he had responded cense plates could be purchased anywhere on JOHN DALZELL, of Procter and Gamble, Is pictured, left, as he presented 300 one pound groups In the community, many Columbus citizens are partici­ a Chocolate Cake Delight by copies. pating in programs to bolster economic strength of Negroes in with a promise to do so, but de-J the Eastside. Mrs. Alice Price, 1638 Greenway cans of Crlsco to William C. Brown, Cincinnati otfice manager of The Ohio Sentinel, for food sam­ this growing city. Pictured left is The Sentinel's Editor Ted signating no particular date on The information clerk wanted lo know if she ay. pling at The Sentinel's. I960 Home Service Exposi '.ion and AU-Electrie Cooking School at Youth which to expect him, so his Coleman, as be purchased a share in the NAACP Credit Union lived in Bexley. Mrs. Young explained that she Center, Ohio State fairgrounds, which winds up Thursday night. The event attracted hundreds of choice of appointment was last CHOCOLATE CAKE DELIGHT Girl Scouts Set from Oscar Isbeli, president of the credit union, recently.— did not live that far east. housewives and others Interested in new, modern equipment and methods of food preparation. Thursday, when he walked in S sq. chocolate Many national and local firms displayed their pr-ducts. | Pierce Photo. unannounced. The clerk then gave her the address of an For Cookie Sales E. Long st. deputy registrar, but told her, "I 1 c. boiling water ARTHRITIS! ST. CLAIR GROCERY DURING THE quiz session, he know you don't want to go there because he is a 2 c. sugar It's Girl Scout cookie time 1 have been wonderfully blessed was asked to define his policy Negro," Mrs. Young told The Sentinel, 2 c. cake flour again. Girl Scouts are ringing Club Marks 10th Year Of Service U 'S SO doorbells selling their perenially in being able to return to active! & RESTAURANT on the question of Negro ap­ mind the deputy's color . . . ''you see, I'm colored, too.** 1 t. soda life after suffering from head to favorite cookies to help support By DOROTHY STEVENS one of tha city's leading orga­ Ml St. Clair Ave. pointments snd his reply was COMBS Mrs. "Young assured the clerk that she didn't '•* t. salt foot with muscular soreness and that it was to refrain from mak­ "_ t. baking powder their camping program. LONDON.—The popular local nizations, and as a result, it re­ ENJOYABLE Jroceries, Meats, Confections • OBVIOUSLY embarrassed, the clerk apologized to the in­ pain. Most all joints seemed af­ ing promises, but rather to al­ .i lb. butter The Ohio Trefoil Council of Modernistic Matrons club, Inc., ceives constant support from the fected. According to medical Hot Food Served dignant woman, explaining thot, "I'm sorry, I didn't mean to of­ Girl Scouts supports five camp­ public. our Barbecue _ Assorted ways seek out and pick persons 1 t. vanilla has rounded out 10 years of ser­ diagnosis, I had Rheumatoid he thought best qualified for po­ fend you." .-'•*•* ing sites in the area offering Sandwiches Starting With 2 eggs vice to this community. It was Home Delivery Arthritis, Rheumatism and Bur­ sitions that might be in the of­ Identity of the clerk was established when Mrs Young placed Vt c. buttermilk' camping opportuinties for over organized in 1949 and incorpo­ Early Breakfast % Masons' Fashion Show Dairy Service sitis. For free information write: fing, regardless of race, creed another call to the BMV. She was unable to reach"the director of Pour boiling water over choc­ 11,000 Girl Scouts and Brownies rated in June, 1952. MRS. LELA S. WIER Open Till 2 A. M. Daily in its six-county area. or color. the bureau, but a member of the personnel staff identified the in­ olate in mixing bowl. Let cool. During the past year, the To Be Staged March 26 2805 Arbor Hills Drive - -67 Mr. k Mrs. Harry Butler, The mayor's contrbution to Sift together flour, sugar, soda, Although the United Fund formation clerk as Irene Jackson. club's financial contributions to Johnson Chapter No. 3, RAM, P. 0. Box 2695 Props. the discussion left this reporter, baking power and salt, add to Drive supports the genfa-1 ex­ charity, welfare activities and is presenting ijs third annual Jackson, Mississippi who was among those present, After reporting the incident, the man apologized lo her most chocolate mixture. Add butter penses of the Girl Scout pro­ organizations t o t a led $332.25. musical and spring fashion re­ with the impression that he generously, Mrs. Young said. This, however, did not satisfy Mrs. and heat 2 minutes. Add vanilla, gram, the funds for the camping The group also contributed to vue Styurday, March 26, at Ma­ (the mayor) is not the type of I Young, who said she was protesting because she feels that a per­ eggs and buttermilk. Beat 2 program are almost wholly de­ the support of the Kochina Camp rived from the profits of .the an­ sonic Temple, 988 E. Long st. You'll find public official who will permit son with such pjjfjudices should not be allowed to hold such an im­ minutes. Turn into 2 9 in. round Fire Girls, provided cigarets nual cookie sale. new spring himself to be pressured into any portant position. layer pans, well greased and for patients in Ward No. 1, Kai­ Carol Bradley and John CASH MKIDI styles in commitments that might not be lightly floured on bottoms. For each box of cookies a Girl ser Receiving hospital, served Thornton, both making quite; a ."An employee of a state agency who would go so far as to Scout sells, her Troop receives fashionable for tho best Interests of the Bake af 350 for 30 minutes. as a sponsor of Madison county name as professional models, Inject the racial Issue while serving the citltens who pay his 5 cents for its own treasury— Points. city. Cool; spread filling between Retarded Children's Counci.1 salary Is a threat to the peace of the commonwealth and Is unfit with the balance of the profit go­ will be in charge of the fashion for the job," Mrs. Young stated. \ layers and on top within Vx in. and contributed to the annual show. You'll feel like a Queen of edge. Frost sides and top ing into the camping program. children's Christmas party. when you choose from i • THE CITY DIRECTORY lists the address of Irene Jack­ edge with Seafoam frosting or This year there are four varie­ Music will be provided by selected display of products The club's many charitable, son, a BMV clerk, as 168 W. Hubbard "ay. And, according to the whipped cream. ties of cookies~--four-flavor Sand­ Music Masters of Middletown, "Fit for a King," brought wich Cremes, Chocolate Mints, civic and religious activites, state roster, she is a native of Chauncy, O. * O. Michael R. Wilson is chair- to you by our friendly driver BUTTERSCOTCH FILLING Scot-Teas and Savannahs. The during its first 10 years of exis­ Mrs. Young, a prominent civic and social leader, Said the mat­ tence, have distinguished It as itnan. salesman. It's real fun to special wrapping insures fresh­ shop at your door, and ter has been placed in the hands of the Columbus NAACP. This Combine Vt c. sugar, 1 tb. ness for months and makes means that the case is not closed and it may well wind up, on the cornstarch in 2 quart saucepan. them ideal for freezing. The you're assured of getting the finest milk and dairy desk of Gov. DiSalle. But in view of the governor's attitude to­ Stir in Vt c. evaporated milk, Vt price is 50 cents per box. OPEN 'Til 9 P. H. THURS. FRI. SAT. ward picketing of a Xenia restaurant and of Woolworth stqres in c. water, 1/3 c. butterscotch nroducts available. morsels and 1 beaten egg yolk. Presenting Cincinnati, a lot of people wonder if he will consider the BMV sit­ CLASS TEA IS MAY 1 Cook over medium heat, stir- uation a matter for the Ohio Civil Rights Commission. Soul Winners Bible class of Charles Johnson Meats • • • Second Baptist'church will give • THE SHAKEDOWN scandal in the City's Sanitation Divi­ its tea Sunday, May 1. . Home of No. 1 Choice Quality Meats In A Large Variety sion, as exposed by the Citizen-Journal last week, brings to mind Mayor Westlake's campaign pledge of "restoring dignity" to the BUSINESS MEET APRIL 1 HOME CURED, SMOKED JOWL City government. Annual business meeting According to the Citizen-Journal story, 15. classified workers in Hosack Baptist church will BACON 5 Lb. M the Sanitation Division have been illegally assessed 3 percent of held Friday, April 1. their salary to go in Republicans' "flower fund." COUNTRY STYLE FRESH LAVERNE "Bubbles" RANKS ATT'Y Lawrence M. Gwynn, REVIVAL SPEAKERS Such a shakedown is "an-open violation of the city charter," Republican, 622!_ Miller av., REPRESENTING THE candidate for state represen­ Revs. Gilbert Jackson, Free­ Lb. 35c as the Citizen-Journal pointed out, so it could hardly be termed as (ALLIES WESTERVILLE CREAMERY tative, was certified by the man and Kenneth Byrd will be adding dignity to the city government. CO. HOME DELIVERY SER­ Sec'y of State. Mr. Gwynn, in charge of the simultaneous HOME MADE ALL-MEAT VICE IN EAST COLUMBTS a native of Columbus, was And, too, with Westlake's constantly declaring himself a "po­ revival, which will begin the graduated from OSU In 1947 litical independent," it's a strange coincidence that he will toler­ SOUTHFIELD first Monday in April at Hosack^ Lb. 59c and from Franklin university ate the operation of a "flower fund" to build up the Republicans' Best 3-bedroom home in all Baptist church. WIENERS Law School ln 1952. He served coffer. Ohio for only .200 cash. All in the armed services abroad Admittedly, the shakedown action is common in politics, but city utilities. Near schools HICKORY SMOKED LEAN, MEATY and was in the Army 3V_ years it cannot be interpreted as bringing dignity to city hall as West- and shopping. No Down Oxfords, ."'pons, during War 1!. He Is a mem­ lake so ebulliently shouted during the campaign last fall. Payment. Monthly payment S. PARKS Mti boots- all I960 styles ber of Kappa Alpha Psl fra­ only $.1.50. Wholesale & Retail (ALLIES Lb. 39c • • • i.-. • ' ... get the point? ternity, Masonic Lodge, Elks, and EAST DOOR EAST MARKET STANDS NOS. 2-3-4 VFW, American Lesion, Beat­ • JOHN W. E. BOWEN, first assistant cHy attorney, is slated HI. 3-7115 ty Table Tennis club, Colum­ to leave his high position and return to the private" practice of laW CHARLES JOHNSON MEATS bus Bar Ass'n, Second Baptist about the first of next month. His resignation was. submitted to FRUITS ii SHOP TOKIGHT 'TIL 9 church, is president of Robert City Att'y Russell Leach sometime ago. Cor. Mt. Vernon nnd Miami Ares. — CL. 2-1700 ro ~otrt6/Ce&£ (l. 2-2127 IU. 2-3431 ?10E. TOWN B. Elliott Law dob »nd cur­ Bowen, regarded as the most outstanding young Neg . Repub­ rently Is practicing st 265V_ S. lican in the city, isn't saying very much concerning bis resigna­ VEGETABLES High st. He Is the father of tion. However, some political, observers feel that he.is a little d'»- See Ad On Page 33 Bill Bell's "Sports Gleanings" keens yoa oosted on the latest happpn.ngs in sport* •two SfJflS. ,,, .-,. lgu.ted with his party. (L 3-1317 . local, state and national. Don't miss this weekly Ohio Sentinel feature.

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SATURDAY, MARCH 19, 1960 SATURDAY. MARCH 19, I960 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 1& THE OHIO _-_*n_N_-_ f AGE 14 SENTINEL FOCUS ON Women By ANN B. WALKER in Detroit to play pinochle. Thursday night when Lacy COLUMBUS... • THE ROUND of teas her­ • ON THE BRIGHT side ot Streeter appears to* tell of the ANN B. WALKER EDITOR CL. 2-7864 alding spring days ahead began club life, the community wel­ lunch counter sit-in movement to claim attention last week . . . comes a new affiliate of a na­ in the southland . . . perhaps in Saturday afternoon we took in tional organization, the MOLES the wake of his telling, our com­ an event on the Hilltop, then one . . . after 24 years, the Lit-Phy- munity will check into the segre­ on the south Eastside to attend So has concluded their club life gated dental clinic our school the reception of Robert and and will be known henceforth as youngsters must attend . . . dif­ Betty Hawkins in the home of the Moles . . . their national ferent color referral sheets from Dr. and Mrs. Douglas Scott . , . motto, "Enjoy yourself, it's la­ the schools send a white student couldn't* stretch Sunday after­ ter than you think," blends into in the morning and a Negro stu­ ELECTED TO IMPORTANT post while attending recent noon to include the Shamrock the social and civic phases of dent in the afternoon . . . heads Lexington Conference of Methodist church here, was C. C. Weil, tea and the Officers' tea but their program ... a number ol roll when the slips are mixed. right administrator of Flint-Goodrich hosplUI, N. Orleans. He from all reports, each was suc­ out of town guests were on hand • DICK AND GRACE How­ Is -hown being congratulated by an official of the Board of Hos­ cessful. for the induction ceremony Sat­ ard and Mary Jane Patterson pitals of Methodist church. Dr. Olin E. Oeschgerof Chicago, cen­ Jack and Jill, Inc., are busy urday night. had an enjoyable day in which ter, as Dr. Clarence T. Nelson, superintendent of Columbus pis*. rehearsing youngsters for their MISS CHARLOTTE DAVIS, high school winner of - scholarship on tht violin in the Youth or- It is too bad the prexy of a re­ to drive to Ciney last Saturday Lexington Conference, left, looks on. annual Jack and Jill Day May cently organized chapter of a ^fofTcolumhus Symphony orchestra, faces the earner.with ^J^-J-^ . . . Grace spoke at Bond Hill 21 .-. . Catherine Wiley is the national group is So power-hap­ Presbyterian church . . . she manager for the orchestra, Mrs. Gladys D. Haw_tos, hoMess, and Mrs. Charles Woodward, Ln.t dance instructor while Ruth Per­ py that all commonsense flees and Dick are proud grandpar­ chairman. kins has the delightful task o( when she assumes the chair . . . ents for the second time when coordinating units . . . Herman as a result the club is slowly daughter Gloria gave birth to a I.in k<>_ spoke to the Jack and disintegrating, much to the dis­ 9 pound, 7 ounce daughter March Jills during monthly meeting, appointment of interested mem­ 11 . . . Joseph Doneghy, Parole encouraging them to support bers ... a first time president, chairman, was guest of John B. NAACP Credit Union . . .he she shuns vfforts to help her do Combs, Sentinel managing edi­ said apparent limited number of a good job . . . There seems to tor, at the meeting of Sigma businessmen in our group-indi­ be so much confusion about the Delta Chi recently .... John is cates strong need for a credit mid-regional conference several a member of this professional union ... state laws control Greek organizations are spon­ fraternity of journalists. them. soring in May that I had to ten­ der my resignation as publicity Dr. Homer Cooper continues • DR. MANUEL'S trip to director . . only one group has on the sick list as critically ill Miami for the National Aller­ made any attempt to meet a . . . added to the list is the re­ gist meeting included a wonder­ deadline . . . looks like a repeat cent confinement 9- Juanita Tip­ ful side visit to Nassau . . . back performance of KSst year's Day­ ton in Grant hospital . . . baby in our midst from the sunny Jennifer^ daughter of Dr. and *__' '• - : ton incident is in store for dele­ land of Mexico. are Cbet and LEO B. MARSH, former executive of Spring St. YMCA and gates on a much larger scale. Mrs! James Scott, is back in Carrie Green and Lawrence and Children's hospital for a brief current., it member of the National Council staff, was a recent OFFICERS OF ELEA.NOR ROOSEVELT ch b pose for camera following installation during Mary Curtis . . . the Curtises • A POST MORTEM on the stay. their first annual tea. Left to right: Mrs. Vivian PulHens. financial secretary; Rev. Delia Young­ visitor of the Board of Management of the branch. From left: returned in time to plunge into Eleanor Roosevelt tea reveals The Hamlars' home was over­ er, chaplain; Mrs. Connie Tinch, recording secroUry; Mrs. Minnie Finch, stand-in for Mary Frank M. Shelton, associate general secretary, Columbus Metro­ wedding preparations for their that several invited candidates flowing with house guests over Overby Jones, treasurer; Mrs. Abiaha Gregory, vice president; Mrs. Mary Durham, president; politan YMCA; A. P. Bentley, chairman, Spring St. Board; Mr. daughter Kay, who has set an who did not attend regret not the weekend from Roanoke— Mrs. Naomi Brooks. Mansfield, state organiser, am. Mrs. Minnie Leach. InsUUlng officer. Marsh and Adolphus F. Dean, Board secretary. early spring date . . . Earl Wil­ doing so, and under pressure to sister Alwyn Saunders, Mr. and son took a brief respite from extricate themselves from their Mrs. Norvel Cole and Mrs. home chores to cheer OSU on to self-made cul-de-sac, are saying Louise Lash. victory in Louisville over the they were not invited . . . did weekend . . . his mother-in-law, our postal system fail between • COLUMBUS loses a bril­ Roberta Coleman, was down the office and their home? . . . liant editorial mind when Russ "MOST PHOTOGENIC" title was bestowed upon beautiful from Cleveland recently to as­ maybe they have been warned and Natalie Jackson move to Arllne Taylor by Student Press club at Central State college re­ sist with moving into their new not to underestimate our vote the coast . . . our loss will be cently and we know your vote goes the same way as yoe gase home on Berkeley av. . . . Bill potential . . . let's have another San Francisco's gain when he upon this lovely young miss. She is the daughter of Mrs. Harvey and June Fowler just beat, the cup of tea. assumes a position with the Sun- U. Taylor, Potomac av., Washington, D. C. A freshman, she is snowstormon their return to Co­ And this leads us to say that Reporter . . . best of luck to lumbus following a gay weekend Centenary should be packed you, Russ. majoring in business. .Columbus Recruits Enjoy Service Visit Friends, Fort Hayes

Recently two WAC recruits re- PVT. TAYLOR, daughter of [young women joining the WACS ." ':•'• turned l,» Columbus quite jub- Mrs. Rubye Taylor, 1326 N. 5th today. She encourages them in liant. They had completed their st , joined the WACS within a every manner possible so that year of high school graduation. basic training and were on leave when the decision to join is fi­ She had become intrigued before going to their new as­ nal they are completely aware with the idea of traveling from of the disadvantages as well as signment-. the stories, her aunt and uncle Happy to see Pvt. Lydia Head the many advantages of becom­ wolld tell of their Air Force ex­ ing a WAC. Enlisted girls can and Pvt. Priscilla Taylor was periences. M/Sgt. Omahon. who is the re­ choose their field before enlist­ cruiting officer at Ft. Hayes. Active in Columbus Softball ment or afterwards. A battery Pvt. Head, daughter of Mr. and basketball circles, in Be­ of tests can indicate an area if and Mrs. Oatsy Head, 98 White- thany Baptist church, Pvt. Tay­ they have no preferences. It thome av., is a graduate of Cen­ lor had the complete backing of takes the average girl a period tral High school. She joined the her mother in makirfg this step. of eight months before she ma­ WACS because she longed for DORMITORY experiences to kes her first stripe. Advance­ _____•______•__--_-____--——-—--- ______—. travel experience. her are new and remind her of ment is made periodic after Taking her basic training at TWO OUTSTANDING WOMEN were honored at the 104th Wilberforce university Founder's Day convocation on Wednesday as the formal gathering climaxed a one big "slumber party." that by n Board of Review. Col­ Ft. McClellan, Ala., Pvt. Head series ef activities In connection w.th the annual event. Smiling with obvious satisfaction Just before Joining the line of march are, from left: Violet T. Lewis, De­ lege graduates can qualify became a clerk in the supply Taking her basic training at troit president of the Lewis Business Schools, and Oretha T. Hatcher, Cleveland, nationally known rhnrchwoman and wife of AMU Bishop Eugene C. Hatcher, both Ft. Bennlng, Ga., Pvt. Taylor sooner for officers because of store. their extensive background reriplents of the doctor of philosophy degree; Bishop Hatcher, Wilberforce university board chairman and principal speaker for tho occasion, ami Dr. Rembert E. There are 9- women in her found no phase of discrimination training. Each of the girls in e Stokes, Wilberforce president. unit. Pvt Head likes dormitory within her unit. RECENT WAC recruits, Pvt. Lydis Head, 9S WhiteUioree private interview attested to the living. She enlisted for three She sings first soprano and is av., and Pvt. Priscilla Taylor, 1328 N. .th st., return to Ft. Join Lincoln Health Center Now For Our Winter & Spring Program! A Price To Fit Your years. Her workday is from 7 a member' ot a civilian combo. fact that integration in their unit Hayes for brief visit with recruiting officer. M/Sgt. Ornaho*. e m. to 4:30 p.m., five days a Recruiting Officer Omahon is is a realistic part of everyday Pvt. Head b stationed at Ft. Eustis. Va., while Pvt. Taylor la Budget! Now Open Sundays, 11-2 for Men, 3-6 for Women! 771 E. Long St. CA. 1-9038! week. ... enthusiastic about the type of} living. stationed at Ft. Burning, G_. mmmsm!^'-

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SATURDAY. MAS.*- 19. I960 8ATURDAY. MARCH 19, 1960 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 17 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 16 Community Notes Golden Anniversary Honorees Bride To Be Mr. and Mrs. James Harper, Mrs. Harper is the former laid in tones of white and yellow COLUMBUS EVENTS (.ALENDAR 234 Jefferson av., were honored Mary Triplett, well known for held refreshments served to wnuit »m..ia - v_-vin_e -U.*-•,, w—"""*•».a ——-. —- ,._ . «•_« first class citizenship, to encou­ with a celebration of their gold­ her musical talents at the piano, family and a host ot friends. MARCH IS—Southeast Dist. Indian Gukte workshop. Central organ and vocally. Honored At County Crew chairmen last Fri rage vote registration, and to en wedding anniversary at Stew­ A multitude of gifts were dis­ YMCA. day during regular general keep*a 11 members politically in­ art Memorial CME church, 72 E. MR. HARPER is a retired Young Homemaker club cabaret, Copa Club. played. meeting. During the election of formed about current legisla­ Mound st.( last Sunday. farmer and maintenance work­ 22—Lenten service, Isabelle Ridgeway Home. 11 a. m. [officers, Mrs. Jilek waa retain­ tion. Walter Tarpley ia serving Mr. and Mrs. Harper were er. Active in the Christian MRS. HARPER wore a blue Rev. Kenneth Higginbotham. Gay Party ed as general chairman. Mrs. as chairman. united in marriage on Jan. 31, Methodist church from an early chantilly lace gown and match­ 26—Johnson Chapter No. 3, RAM, musical fashion show. Watson Walker, 1801 Oak st, ft A MUSICAL Variety show 1910, at Jeffersonville, Ind. They A delightful linen shower was age, they assumed responsibili­ ing accessories. Gay Senoras cabaret party, Lincoln ballroom. representing Crew 3, was asked will be given on Saturday, April resided in Mt. Sterling, Ky., un­ ties at once with Stewart Me­ 27—Capital City Temple concert, St. Paul AME, 4-7 p. m. given Sunday afternoon by Mrs. to furnish ushers at Lincoln and til February, 1952, moving to The Harper family includes Rose Nichols at her home, 168 2, at the Dublin High school au­ morial upon making their home Eastern theatres during their Columbus. here. nine children, all of Columbus. p. m. N. State st., Marion. ditorium, at 8 p.m. AH proceeds cancer film showing in April. go to the Evangelical Mission They are Mr. and Mrs. Lucien During this moment of honor, The occasion honored Mrs. ft CANCER Crusade is slated School in Cuenca, Ecquador, Dawson, Mr. and Mrs. Hancl Rev. J. B. Harris offered pray­ Dave, Miss Ruth Harper, Mr. Womens Group For YW-YM Fund Bertha Richardson, Marion, who for April 26. Workers will ring where Miss Betty Ann Scott, of Katherine ers for their'continued devotion and Mrs.' James E. Harper, Mr. will soon become the bride of doorbells between 7 and 9 p.m. Dublin is a teacher. Announcement was made by cooperation with the Men's Com­ Mr. Perdy Chisley,^ Indianapo­ ft UNIQUE Embroidery Club, and good health. John Hamilton and Mrs. John Fuller, Mr. and Alfred E. Rowe, director of the mittee, alrcday formed. lis. Inc., an affiliate of Ohio Fede­ ft THE INSPIRATIONAL and furnished a musical interlude. Mrs. Alfred Harper, Mr. and Citizens Committee ©i the _M- Above a table piled high with ration of Colored Women's Seasonal Choirs of Mt. Herman Morris Mrs.' Vendetta Wright was re­ Mrs. James Savannah, Mr. and The Women's Committee will Baptist church are sponsoring a sponsible for the beautiful and CA-YMCA Joint Develoijment gorgeous gifts was a large pink clubs, worshipped in a body at Mrs. Samuel Cook, Mr. and Mrs. have special responsibility in Parade of Fashions with Tea, lavish decor of the church din­ and white decorated sprinkling Clarence Rosh. Fund, of the organization of a aquaninting the women of Co­ Bethany Presbyterian church featuring the Ursel White Lewis ing room. can. At the table where the To Wed Women's Committee to act in last Sunday. Mrs. Thomas Mack j Models, on March 20, in tho Grandchildren are Phillip lumbus with the goals of the The engagement of Miss Kath­ bride-to-be was seated, the cen­ is president. (church, 1132 Windsor av. Rev. THE ROOM was flanked with Dave, Anna Fuller, Charle3 Full­ Citizens Committee and in re­ erine Ann Morris and Ramon H terpiece was a large wedding ft "LOOKING to Spring" is IS . R. Doughty is the pastor. palms sprayed in gold, yellow er, Robert Fuller, James E. Huante has been announced by Fate cruiting interest in a program ring with a. tiny bride in the the theme of a tea to be given' mums and jonquils outlining Harper Jr., Vincent Rosh, Pam­ Entertainment will include vo­ her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Lee'sHuman _Z_Ha! f already in process of implemen­ center. by the women of St. Paul AME lighted candelabra placed be­ ela Rosh, Brodericfc Cook, La- calist Camille Doughty and Roy neth A. Morris. Ihe couple Black, Off-BUck, tation. The color scheme was carried church in the lower auditorium, hind seats of honor for Mr. and wanna Cook, Timothy Cook, Ben with a special rendition by plans to be married in the fall. Dark Brown, Light out In pink and white. 629 E. Long St., Sunday, March Mrs. Harper. The center table Aaron Harper, and great-grand­ Goatee I_.p«rted ACCORDING to Mr. Rowe, the Psalmeneers. Mra. Bertha Bride-elect will be remember­ 20, 4-7 p.m. Proceeds are for was covered with an antique children, Margaret Dave and Balr. Deal be fiifi target date of the crash pro­ FOLLOWING guests were pre­ Doughty is general chairman. ed by the younger set of Colum­ the Women's Day rally to be white hemstitched cloth accent­ PhilUp T. Dave. They also en­ sent: Mrs. Dorothy Hixon, Rich- bus. For several years, her fa­ gram for the fund has been set held in May. Mrs. Margaret ft TO GIVE PARENTS a pre­ ed with looped bells attached to joyed this festive,occasion. Get Che real thing st Lee _ wood 0.; Mrs. Julia Crowder, ther was executive secretary ot -Year elSeial Import Oat- for March 22, when a number of view of what is being done at the cover. Mrs. Joan Kyle, Mrs. Juanita Conrad is chairman. Spring St. YMCA. Katherine is Mrs. Elizabeth Cobb and Mrs. ' let. CaU CL. 3-1815. Mafl activities will be initiated. Fair Av. school, the primary Heard, Mrs. Sylvia tSewart, all -. OBG Men's Charity Club, presently attending Los Anegles On the table was a three tiered Martha Elliott greeted guests as erders filled promptly. grade teachers are participating Plans will be presented, and of rolumbus; Mrs. Gladys Pet- Inc., will meet on March 22 at state college, majoring in art. wedding cake with yellow roses they arrived. Assisting them in a discussion of the reading LOVABLE .1 m V •>.'. terson, Mt. Vernon; Mrs. Clara NEWLYWEDS Mr. and Mrs. Benny Banks pause before the She will graduate in June. encircling each tier and a bri-lwere Mrs. Hazel Brockman, SPECIAL an all-out community effort Neighborhood House, 800 Leo­ program during PTA meeting on Jones, Bucyrus; Mrs. Esther flower bedecked altar following their double ring candlelight dal pair topping the cake. Dou-,Mrs. Jeanette Ausfin, Mrs. Car- which will bring the campaign nard av., 7:45 p.m. All reports Thursday, March 17. They will Her fiance, son of Mr. and Page Boy Dixon, Chicago; Mrs. Dorothy of donations to the Isabelle ceremony.in St. Paul AME church on March 5. Mrs. Jose Huante of Los Ange­ ble German cut glass candle rie Games, Mrs. Mary Parks, to a grand finale. Mann, Mrs. Marie Meadows, acquaint parents with the pro­ Ridgeway Home, 71 Wl Winner blems children face and the me­ les, was graduated from the holders with lighted tapers grac­ Mrs. Marie Harper, Mrs. Amy Mrs. Jennie Bel], -all of Kenton; av., should be made at this Harper. Arriving from Detroit thods used to help them. Stu­ same school. He is presently ed thc jetting. Mrs. Janice West, Mrs. Betty meet-.. First Roosevelt Tea A Success employed as recreational direc­ to pay their fond respects were WeRI Russell, Miss Frances West, dents in grades 4, 5, 6 will ex­ ft REV. I. H. Johnson pas- plain various device_ s ____from_ their tor at Mary in Av. youth center. Adjoining tables exquisitely Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ochcir. Mrs. Edna Crowder, Mrs. Au­ plain van0U3 aevice The wind blew and thc snow coming May election wore*'don- gust Adams, Mrs. Ethel Wilson, tor of Christ Memorial Baptu.tjScicnce j^^ durin ^ so- The Hard To Fit church, returned to his pulpit j j^ur. flew, yet over 100 guests attend­ key insignia as a lapel tag while Mrs. Mary Canada, Delores cal ed the Eleanor Roosevelt instal­ other guests wore oblong tags last Sunday morning, after a Jackson, Mrs. Flossie Smith aid ft THE STUDENTS of the lation tea last Sunday, in the with a picture of the donkey six weeks convalescing period. Mode Hosiery & Mrs. Mary aemmons. palatial home of Councilman and kicking up his heels in glee. During Rev. Johnson's absence, Poro School of Cosmetology will "A model's hair have a spring tea and style re­ Mrs. Russell Jones, 1757 Frank­ lingerie Shop services were conducted by lo­ lin av. THE MOOD was light and gay PALM SUNDAY BREAKFAST cal ministers of Christ Memo­ view Sunday, March -., 4-7 as guests mingled together. Mrs. STYLE IK! MT. VEBNON AVE. p.m., at the Masonic Hall. Hair- Mrs. Kathleen Gravely, as —, SHOP CL. S-BS Annual Palm Sunday break rial. Peggy Cooper served as mis­ must be extra _. _._-. __•__.-• •_•'•••-__ . styles will be shown hourly, senior hostess, greeted guests at fast will be served Sunday, April # P JeD 1 te d tress of ceremonies during thc | lBSS-lfill MT. VEBNON AVE. ____?• ? _ * _ !_*____ c«- " *™»*** « varied pro- the door and" directed them to installation. Mrs. Minnie Leach Open Eveniim. 10, at Second Baptist church. members of Second Baptist gram, includin... g music ni selec»­ Open W. ft Bat Nights the registration table where Mrs. installed officers: Mary Dur­ soys JOYCE BOWMAN, director church will be guests Sunday. tions and readings by members Abiaha Gregory, vice president, ham, president; -Abiaha Greg­ of Ihe glamorous cover girls at New York's March 20, during the anniver­ of the student body. Mrs. Ethe- and Mrs. Frank Jarman regis­ ory, vice president; Connie leading agency for colored models sary service of the senior choir lene Alexander will commen­ tered the guests. Tinch, secretary; Millie Finch, at 3:15 p.m. tate. The public is invited. Club members wore disting­ as stand-in for Mary Overby 2nd BIG WEEK! Friday, March 23, Thespian ft WOMEN'S Auxiliary 357 of uishing lapel tags in thc image Jones, treasurer; Vivian Pui- Guild will present, Rev. Robert Local 869 UAW, will meet Sun­ of Eleanor Roosevelt liens, financial secretary; Rev. Gractz, pastor of St. Philips Lu­ Delia Younger, chaplain. theran church, as guest speaker day, March 22, at 2 p.m. at the Candidates for office in the at a Fellowship banquet at 7:45 local hall. Regular business will Mrs. Naomi Brooks, state or­ p.m. Others appearing on the be discussed. Babysitting will ganizer, spoke words of greet­ program include Mrs. Julian be furnished. ings from the parent organiza­ Ashburn, Leslie Beard, Mrs. ft MB. GEORGE Berry, well tion, stressing the vital role wo­ Annual Annual Robert A. Myers. known Columbus restaurateur men must assume in the politi­ ft INTER-WARD Council has and a member of the national cal picture in the days ahead. set a meeting for March 17 at board of the National B*-'ness THRIFTY Councilman Jones spoke brief­ SALE! Union Grove Baptist church. League, presented the Cincin­ THOUGHT! ly of his appreciation for the '•Lamp The Council represents a bi-par­ nati Business League with their support women in the commu­ tisan committee to marshall a charter during a simple cere­ nity gave him and in turn prom­ grass root corps. They plan to mony on Tuesday, March 15. ised his support in their future SALE! ^ Price screen politicians who run on a endeavors. BUY 1 AT TEA WAS served from a beau- REGULAR Zeta Phi Beta NOTICE tifully laid table graced with a PRICE TABLE pink shattered carnation center­ Gamma Zeta Zeta chapter of LUCY DEAN piece designed by Pierce and INDIVIDUAL OB Zeta Phi Beta met at the home A beautiful S-bcdroom home SEIKIAKOTHB. MATCHING Son. - Mrs. Julia Brooks, Mrs. YOUTH- DO of soror Lorenza Wilson, 681 for only 5200 cash. AU im­ James Watts, Mrs. Linwood ".. .That's why I tell our famous models to use OP TOUR- FROM Malvern av, Soror Margaret Ir- Play School provements in and paid for. BETTER OWN Walker and Mrs. Peggy Cooper AT by, Great Lakes regional direc­ 336 Wilton Ave. Ne Down Payment. Only CHOICE . $ C95 tor, was a guest. poured. SPICER'S $71.30 per month including MORE FOE ONLY 1 %J UP In attendance were Sorors announces a 6-day week taxes and insurance. BEAUTY Evelyn Robinson, basUeus; An­ Nursery and Kindergar­ EASTER SEALS do more for "IMM HMr" DIXIE PEACH Open Men. and in. 5-7448 One of th* na Lee, anti-basileus; Essie ten Pickup starting at 6 than serve crippled chiMren and MORE The 'Extra-Rich' Hair Dressing Pomade Fri. Nights TU" McLean, ta'mlas-grammateus'l Oldest and a. m. Delivery starting adults in treatment and reha­ VALUE 8:20—Other Mary Logan, ta'mias Lillian' Largest at 4 p. m. Ages 2\ to 11. bilitation programs. They help lor your mowy fWE^PEACl "I know from experience what this extra-rich hair Days 9-5:30 M. Martin, eplstoleus; Roussl- maintain equally important na­ It's ths biggest Furniture and Bates on family basis. tuxttt osttsssmt dressing with special lanolin can do. Just a touch or any lon Davis, grammateus; Bertha 1 'cwxA/ctM tional programs-of research and |srat-»pdc» l*OMAD». Appliance Mason, philacter; Mattie Castle-' keeps any woman's hair-do looking naturally soft sod Stores In night by CL. 5-1775 CL. *-2_-- education. By contributing r to Appointment jberry, eJan Parker, Geraldine 19c-i 39c Charles _ Co'umbus Haanah Barnett, Directress Easter Seals, you promote the smooth and lustrous—*camera-perfect* all day Ions!** -Spicer McCoy, Faye YulB and the hos­ Hubert Barnett, Manager Sec Ad On Page 35 well-being of the nation. tess. Pres.-Owner 4 Floors Fine Furniture, a-PfOlances, Carpets, Bogs \ — ____•__•

SATURDAY, MARCH 19, I960 THE OHIO jjgBBIJJl PAGE 19 i • i" • ' i > ' SATURDAY. MARCH ID. 1980 of the Earnest Bloch memorial a* * •' * The Willing Workers club ot third district commander. Com­ concert, featuring the Dayton St. John's AME church sponsor­ mander Greer McAllister win be Philharmonic orchestra, at Day­ PA6E 18 ed its first concert last Sunday the guest speaker. Bev. Lee ton's Fairview High school, last XENIA • GREENE evening. Vocal solos were sung By BUI Clay Koooce. pastor of the church, Sunday afternoon, in connection • • • by Mrs. Anna Fauster, C. W. will give the welcome address. with the annual Jewish festival. Scott, Mra. Artie Cash, Mrs. Music will be furnished by thc Mrs. William Ellis and Mrs. TIPS ON TEEN TALK Jennie Williams, Mrs. Minnie v "What has the NAACP done?" COUNTY DIARY choir, under direction of Miss Bertha Taylor of Xenia attended By Anstell Reed skating up and down Clark fit. % Ware, Mrs. J. S. Hanley and Word Is that Aunt Cora Ja­ Marjorie Lewis. Commander the concert. • CINCINNATI. — With the On roller skates, that is. Ellis will serve as master of Mrs. Nonie Johnson. Mrs. Almy- mison is sitting up and resting By BRENICE M. LEWIS Rev. John DeVcaux, retired- immediancy of the Easter Bun­ ceremonies. The post's activi- ra Thompson and Mrs, William • CINCINNATI.—I'd like to start this article off by thanking Those folks wno would cross well at Jewish hospital. AU her Army captain, was guest speak­ ny's appearance we .find sepia ties during the past year wiU be Peterson presented readings. A my mother and father for the most wonderful birthday present a the NAACP picket lines and en­ friends have beaming laces. er at the St. Patrick Day ban­ Cincinnatians looking at their • XENIA.—Geyer's Restaurant, closed since March 5, inci­ reviewed by MarscheU Stillrs, piano and flutephone duet was girl could wish for. Also, my friends that helped me have a won­ ter the Woolworth store while quet at 1st AME church. Rev. stitches and deciding it's "time • GIFT OF THE week is dent to a sitdown demonstration by students of Wilberforce uni­ last year's delegate to Boys played by Mrs. Herbert Irvin derful birthday Sunday. we are fighting for jobs and DeVeaux entered the service in for more." That's why every­ the eight grand AssL Pros. versity and Central State college, is now open and serving colored State, and WiUiam Jenkins, sec­ and Mrs. Jewel Shelton. Mrs. Now for the lowdown on the teens about our equality are just so much excre­ 1939 and served in Europe dur­ body is getting ready for the William N. ovelac* gave to citizens." The dispute waa settled at a meeting attended by Xenia ond vice commander. Harry Samuals and Mrs. Her­ tion from the slavery era. It is ing War II. During the Korean town. Easter parade. Comer habitues Calvary Methodist church. Chief qf Police Robert D. Kilecn, City Solicitor Phillip Aultman, bert Irvin played a piano duct. this kind that keeps the Negro conflict he served in the 24th Eddie Castleberry and "Jockey Jack" should Part of his $16,000 fee for get­ • CLAYTON G. MILLS has Mrs. Dwight Fisher served as can get ready for eye ogling as from progressing. Dr. David Hazel of Central State college, and Robert R. Williams, infantry and received the Le­ be congratulated for the wonderful job they have ting tbe church a record $330,. been named to fill the vacancy program chairman. A reception Paris has decreed that dresses executive vice president, National Food Service Ass'n. gion of Merit award. Hc retired done with helping us teenagers have better • IGNORAMUS ot Uie week 000 for tbelr church property. in Clifton Village Council,.occa­ followed the program. Mrs will be shorter. The owners of the restaurant | as a colonel in 1959. A graduate places to go for entertainment. Keep up the good Is the csb driver In the garage And to top the Icing on the sioned by the death last spring Lula Lang presided. • Optimist of thV week is the reached an agreement with rep- Cunningham, 10 years, and Al- of Wilberforce university and work. We love you for It. on Chestnut st. who asked t of C. C. Eckman, council presi­ cake, BUI promised to perform rcsntatives of the students, that Payne Theological seminary, he little girl seen last Saturday phonso Turner Sr., 40 years. dent. Mr. Mills, an automobile • GEORGE ELLIS, tenor of Sonny Riley and Ronald Barnes signed up for life In a legal capacity for all persons would be served re­ is currently pastor of Rogers ANSTELL Awards and certificates will be mechanic, Is the father of Dr Middle Run Baptist church, was for the service. So long, boys. Don't let it get free. gardless of race, color or creed, chapel, Washington C. H. Harold Mills. a guest soloist on the program REED the best of you. and the.students, in turn, agreed presented by Robert Konkler, Pal Turpeau took Gale Berry This is a real gasscr, and it's McKinney is HAPPENINGS WITH YOUTH not t0 overcrowd the restaurant. to IEX skating party. I wonder Because Claudia true. A guy recenUy lost his digging him now. By Alona Collins The demonstration began if Virginia Mayfield knows? driver's license because he mis­ when a group of students, repre­ • ROBERT SCOTT and Hat­ • THERE WILL BE dance interpreted the three year senting the two institutions, en­ lessons given by two of Taft's Spring is almost hcre.|ciaUse. Licenses are renewable tie Foster arc trying to make it • CINCINNATI.—Hello, everybody 1 __. _ tered the restaurant for service. most wonderful teachers. It's "" every three years, a little before but Hattie is playing too hard to and there are a lot of way-out events awaiting that cool spring They were served, but claimed for you finger-poppers, so come after.the holder's birthday. weather. All the high school proms will be underway, the Debu­ or €»..-. . -._ that the attitude of the service get. I think Scott is giving up. on _nd join the fun. All the girls seem to know it's tante ball, the Jabberwock, spring flings, Easter, This guy has a birthday every staff was hostUe. When more leap year. Why doesn't some­ Minnie Vance has slipped parties and dances, but to top it off, spring vaca­ four years. Yep, he was born on students began entering the body tell the boys? Or is H they again . . . Watch out, gal, or tion, which isn't too far away. During spring Feb. 29, which comes every leap place, George D. Geyer Jr., co- just don't like to be chased? you'll be lonely for a lifetime. vacation, college students will join us once more year (February usuaUy has 28 owner with his brother, Robert and, of course, we just love their company 1 days). He felt his licenses A certain senior at Taft is AU kidding aside, you have my W., . announced that the place -8 deepest sympathy, dear child. Sorry to know that Glen Cornist is leaving us would be good every 12 calendar was closed and ordered all lights head over heels, in love with Herbert Ventus from Central to go into the service. His going away party Sat­ years because his birthday oc­ turned off. . > Billy Moore. urday night was one of the best I've been to in a curred only three times during High is counting his pennies and • THE WOMAN'S club held long time. Seen and heard: James and Sidney that period. He had to take the I Charles Walker seems to have courting « very nice young lady a regular meeting at the home ALONA Roland, Nat Foster, Sandra Spicer, Billy Moore, test four times to have them re­ what all the girls are looking for. downtown. By the way, she has of Mrs. Margaret'Thomas, 425 COLLINS Doris Jackson, Peter Collins, Neil Doughman, newed. J * E. 2nd St., with tho president, an equally nice twin. Nic« go­ • THOUGHT OF the week: A GIVE AWAY Peggy Crawford, Romain« Fen Mrs. Robert Wright, in charge. Did It! ing, Yolanda! It's a triangle affair between "The best way to get ahead is to A nell, Bobby Mabrey, Clinton Mrs. Oteria O'Rear wa3 guest Renault Dauphine Car • I HAVE BEEN Informed Rhodes, Sonny Riley, Molly Ri­ Delores Taylor, Audrey John­ get behind and push." Which speaker and Mrs, Rae Lewis that "Cowboy" Eddie Oliver Is chardson, Chuck Dickerson, Bet­ son, and a third male party. reminds us to ask why Dayton conducted . devotions. . A .two By Beauticians Protective » :•; • • ' . - ' . • very- serious about Betty McClin- ty Franklin, Dennis Brewton, and Columbus NAACP branches couoso dinner was served to 21 Chapter No. 6 Carl Dailey has made him­ are silent in the sympathy pro­ , , . • • i. . • I ton. Can that be true. Cowboy? !Grac e Able, Melvin Lundy, Chl- m e nvh e r 3 and the following Benefit Scholarship and self quite popular this year; Jo • . • co, Lynne Parks, and many test movement? Are they afraid guests:. Me-dtimes Hubert El­ Charities Why haven't the twins receiv­ Ann Barber is crazy about him. others, ot political head chopping? liott and Everett Murray of See How This Medicated SATURDAY, APRIL 9 ed any. invitations this year for You have to watch out for Speaking of politics, Republi­ • "THE K1NGSMEN" had a Yellow Springs; Mrs. John Ste­ At The FRIARS CLUB parties? Is it because the gals Cherie Roberts . She's dyna­ cans have already told the Dems way-out party Friday night, and wart, Mrs. Eva Greene and Treatment With The New 65 W. McMillan SL are afraid of losing their beaus? "you can't lick our Nixon for many of us teens gathered and mic! She'll pull a trick on you Mrs. Richard Calender. Mrs. i Cincinnati, Ohio in a minute if you aren't aware. president." Oliver Thomas, E. Main st.. had fun galore. I Wiaier does not have to • SOME WOMEN don'ft be­ will be hostess to the next meet­ Perfume Fragrance Brings •_•*•_•____•_.._-__•-_• LET THE spirit of Easter Alpha Beta Chi's annual semi- ' -i be present WHO'S IT going to be for lieve their husbands love them ing. .''.,.'"" Miss Edna Anderson, Chmn. shine through your p—-Vase of formal dance is coming up real Out The Glowing Beauty ol... A IVlAGNlrlCI_-NT Gwen Jones! Garner Harm or unUl they have been beaten Mrs. Lertene Woodier-, Pres. I Easter Seals soon, March 19, 1 -belftve a— . •_, a__t th41_ e • IN LINE WITH Uie na­ Kemper Lane ballroom, Leonard Friarson? I know it's quite severely. But Judge A. I- tional observance of Uie found­ Luebbers commented, "I don't 7ho Hair Beauty Treatment thai hard declsion but how ion do ing, of tho American Legion, HEAD OF HAIR Congratulations to Francine * ' « like wife beaters." He fined which began Sunday, March 13, ,Crawford, who has been accept- y°» think y°u hav« lo m-ke ••• HELPS YOUR SCALP/ Theodore Lewis, 3142 Fredonia John Rone Post 517 of Xenia will tby Kentucky State coUege. She Ted Coleman and Joan Foster IN CINCINNATI av., $50 for beating his wife, sponsor a recognition service at Experts know that hair problems and scalp -..Longer, Healthier and Richer "J — » -.- i .__ «_ „„ . j, i iy couple. They have Thelma, and sentenced him to problems often go together. So, when you is the young Miss who is so en-IV- ma e a ove East Main St. Christian church want your hair to be more beautiful, it's 30 days in the workhouse. Love Looking...So Soft and Lustrous i thus id over Roger Buntin, been going together for quite a Sunday at 3:30 p. m. Members smut to use a medicated hair beauty treat­ _ • is not always peaceful, judge. ment that also helps your scalp—the place • . Good luck to Ronnella Ander­ while now. of the post .and citizens, who What is happening between where your hair begins. IS YOUR HAIR TOO SHORT son who will be running for have made outstanding contribu It's wonderful to know that the beauty of PEOPLE All of those girls who tried out Eddie CasUeberry and the in­ your hair is winning admiring glances and and measley-looking? It may tions fo the community in vari Withrow's prom queen. She is YOUR SCALP THRIVES ON SULFUR-- when you give that compliments. But it can't happen if certain be because the brittle-dry for lhe fectious charm of our girl Fri­ ous v.-ays, will be honored. Cer going to represent Theta Omega Jabberwock are on edge marvelous deep-action formula a real chance to work. conditions are holding your hair back from strands keep cracking off. And R benefits your scalp in a special way while it beautifies Chi. waiting to see if they'll be eli- day, Canu.lt ua. Someone re­ titi.ates of merit will be award­ the frizay split ends make it your hair. Here's what happens: developing its full, radiant loveliness. WHO KNOW -. . a_. a a . aa. , _*_*•*__. GOOd lUCk tO *1] Of ported they were just spinning ed to Mrs. Lojuis Rhodes, for her look even shorter. I Frank Pmchback, Xavier so- ' records, while teenagers were efforts in religious educational • IT FIGHTS THE GERMS on your icolp that may dggrtwett in- WATCH OUT FOR THE WARNING SIGNS - -. ~ ,. . . those concerned, factions and ugh/dandroff. especially near the roots snd the ends of A MARVELOUS DIFFERENCE! Yes, some­ hopping. service; Mrs. Arthur Ware, Girl phomore, has Bev Hubbard in a your hair, or.around the temples. Startl­ thing wonderful happens when you rub the ' THE Scout work; Moses Kiser, out­ •iT "ACTIVATES" YOUR SCALP to fetl mors oliv . haeJthy. daze, and I don't think that she Th>* -"«*• 'the haps for this Late Hash—Minnie Carter is ing Sulfur-8 Hair and Scalp Conditioner! meat sweet-smelling Sulfur-8 into your heir standing work at the post, and and scalp every day. Notice how soon your we k but vn b with ou next • YOUR NATURAL SCALP OtiS are supplemented, to feed yowt Mrs. E. Mahanj can be snapped out of it. * « « >' inf anticipating. the 20th Century club, for com­ By now, millions of people know Sulfur-8, poor parched hair begins to feel softer. -_T_a___E hair whfc glowing radiance. Dean ef munity youth work. The Legion and how well it works to improve your richer and smoother—glowing with deep • WONDER WH_ "Stretch" • UGLY, CLOGGING DANDRUFF Daks, toon disappear. SCORE Fere membership award wiU be pre­ scalp and rescue ths glamour of your hair. silky lustre You'll be thrilled when you see has been hanging around Ann that new richness and you realise that at sented to post vice commander •THAT ITCHY OR 'TIGHT" FEELING Is e-ied away, as It helps PROFESSIONAL EXPERTS KNOW WHY this J ost what yonr dotior ordered.. J to heal (hose tore spots.' justly famous formula can do so much to lastyour hair is being given a real chance Gibson's house so much. He Robert McCormic. Mrs. Bar­ • (All- bring out that marvelous new hair beauty. to reveal its true, full natural length even eats his meals were. Oh bara Hall will also receive an yeah, what's the deal between P_e_cription- - award for her'aid in helping the A SCIENTIFIC ACHIEVEMENT post attain its quota. The Amer­ New, Gentle Sulfur Works tike Magic NOW... CREAMY I "The spaeiot mota A Ann and Steve? toe Selfw-T - DOW MORftN icanism award will go to Rev.. PERFUMI-FRAGRANTI Phyliss Turner had better do The greatest hair and scalp specialists have C.i W. Goideh, *pastor of St. * some fast talking. Chico would Here your prescription . _• lapgknown tbe wonders of sulfur. In fact, they • John's. AME church. proved that every growing hair, if it, is normal and healthy, fat EXTRA $*>•_, I be a nice date for tha prom. Is filled with Profes­ contain) a certain amount of sulfur. And for years, the expe;.. 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PAGE 21 THE OHIO SENTINEL • SATURDAY, MARCH 19, 1960 QA-riiT.nAYT MARCH 19, 1960 to crime. This is a cause worth THE OHIO SENTINEL your support and we hope that J PAGE 20 you will remember it. PILLOW TO POST • QUICKIES—Many are say- WIUIAM (• BROWN By Sam Pillow itng that a certain officer who Strategy Frees Man In Death |won his case before the SAFETY _ ...... ''_• ___'___ .i,-...! __m__ L______—_liwon ma __-« _-»-»- M that called for Smith to use his the dead woman, Lackey was ar­ • - * • ___;_-___ CINCINNATI. -- After a four rested. Flemming called police n't win in the long run . . . This celebrated bag of legal acumen. cent column I wrote talking about the virtues and vice of our dear day trial, it took a Hamilton after the Davis woman and Lac­ "TOMS, TOMISINAS officer is now fired because of a county criminal court jury of EVIDENCE introduced in the key went into an apartment at feminine sex. reported $10 deal at one of our •even women and live men only case indicated that Mrs. Davis, 330 Milton st DEFY NAACP PICKETS ;:. _ , We think the woman Is the most Interesting Reading rd. taverns, which is 90 minutes to acquit George .wife of an airman at Lockbourne Flemming stayed in the car study in this world. She reflects all the moods said to have been set up . . . Lackey, 123 Huntington pi., of a [AFB, had spent a part of the until be became worried and • CINCINNATI.-One of the paradoxes of the light for frce- . and emotions that man is trying to solve. Patrolman JAMES (JACK) second degree murder charge. evening prior to her death with called police. dom*s"hfa«iVude and actions of many Negroes who benefit by There are some that seem to hide nothing _-«».. *>„.,_.. This was the second victory a Eugene Early of Columbus. Police later arrested Lackey h7scrtf.ee of others. This was witnessed *™****?** "gf. and some man in her life thinks there is nothing JOHNSON tells us that RALPH Att'y Eugene Smith has won for She allegedly slipped away and found the strangled woman's of the Woolworth picketing by the local branch NAACP. he doesn't know about her, but one day he wakes HART would have to be much Lackey, who last year was ac­ from him, borrowing or stealing While the majority of Negroes purse in his possession. up and she is a changed woman and he goes maa.*...._n t,o enter a 148 pound weightWe- quitted of a rape charge. his car. She went to Dayton with seamly actions, are a blot upon 181 pound contest, too IT WAS UPON this slim fab­ sympathized with the fight and around wondering just what happened to cause lifting class and then enter the The present case revolved Lackey and another Columbus- the escutcheon of Negro dignity. humbly admit our error. ric of evidence that police elicit­ gave lip service, a small minor­ the overnight change. around the bizzare sex-slaying of ite named Frank Flemming, 22, Many are insistent that we ed a confession of sexual rela­ ity chose to ignore the pickets • FREEDOM TO these Ne­ • HE SELDOM realizes that woman is two­ Mrs. Lizzie Davis, 934 Franklin also a member of the Air Force. are charged a higher rate of in­ tions with the dead woman from and entered the store to do their groes docs not represent equal­ fold in her thoughts and actions. Although her •v., Columbus, last Oct. 18. From there the trio" came to terest at loan companies than Cincinnati where she was found Lackey and presented their case shopping. ity of social status. To them actions make you think you are the one and only Asst. Hamilton County Pros. Some were even resentful people of thc other race and they dead from manual strangula­ to the grand jury. the word means fraternization. (you are if she really loves you) she is watching EXPLORER SCOUT James Felder Is presented an Eagle Fred J. Cartolano and Lawrence because they could not under­ are saying the same about in­ Kane wove a net of circumstan­ tion, hall nude Att'y Eugene Smith argued Any other spelling is beyond your every action and that silent-part of her is Scout award by Ernst Hackney, president,. Dan Beard Council, stand the reason for tbe pic­ SAM PILLOW surance. tial evidence around Lackey Even though Flemming found that there was no relationship their ken. The job of educating Boy Scouts of America and vice president of the 5tn-3rd Union keting, nor did they seem to them to understand the differ­ concluding just what she will do • DON MORAN wants to between his client and the dead the goal we are hopeful to at­ Trust Co., Cincinnati. Felder, 15, lives at 842 Ridgeway a v. and care. They even posed for ence between dignity and if things don't work out as she find the perfect model good woman. tain. Is a member of Post 318. sponsored by Zion Baptist church, 939 photographs as if defying pseudo-equality will be difficult. wants them. , . enough to be shown in one of our But let us not forget that only W. 9th st. Presentation was made at the annual Eagle Scout He presented information to everyone who dared criticise But it should be undertaken. Women are timing souls. The national magazines . . . Prefer­ those who help themselves are Recognition dinner at Netherland-Hilton hotel show that Flemming was the their right to be there. For what good is a million dol­ men have so much time to do a ably PLAYBOY . . . LOUISE dead woman's boy friend and helped, so let's do all we can to of her resolution for "authori­ • THESE ARE the people lars if you can't d it. certain thing or make a certain PARNELL will be an entry in that Lackey had helped * her help our youth make this a suc­ the "MISS BRONZEMAN" con­ zing the erection in Dist. of Co­ who have forgotten the fight The young people of the south change that will keep him her "trick" Flemming's wife into cessful effort. If all the people test . . . This popular lady is lumbia of a memorial to Mary waged by the NAACP (if they are setting a vivid example ol favorite man. letting him get out of the house who have a Christian way of well known and will be hard to Ohio Solon Urges McLeod Bethune.** ever knew) to open uptown eat-, the "New Negro" in America. So it is this silent part of wo­ thinking are willing to give us for their trip to Dayton and Cin­ beat ... . MARY CHENAULT is The late Mrs. Bethune wan no--73 ing places. They don't remem­ Awareness of the fact that se­ man that men never know and their moral and financial help cinnati their moral and financial neip i•*-—•.-•- f o u n d er of Bethune-Cookman ber there was a time when they gregation in itself means ine­ it is the same that keeps us in­ we should do all we can to show looking up these days and some Memorial To Late sa ls al1 college at Daytona Beach, Fla., Save with a MAJOR Savings Account. THE PROSECUTION was un­ were, not welcome in Wool- quality has become their philo­ trigued nnd wondering. we are appreciative of that help y »• -. * THOMAS MOTT. Your savings are safe ... all savings able to establish the time of worth's as culinary customers. sophy and they, therefore, are and are sincere in our efforts. • • • People are urging all our also of the Nat<--tal Council of • NOTHING HAS gained the Mary M. Belhune Negro Women, which she served are gaaraateed in full. death, or that skin particles They have accepted the fruit attackng some of the basic in­ folks to deal with our colored found under Lackey's fingernails without exerting any labor and stitutions of southern bias. . public interest more than the WASHINGTON.—"Among Ne­ as first president for 14 years. Start saving tbe MAJOR way sitdown strikes | students of thc • THE ''BRONZEMAN" is BUILDING AND LOANS so they gro people who have truly Mrs. Bolton declared, "Adop­ came from Mrs. Davis. They now defy the very organization Of course the end result will olluun II ova. ITi i _ .•« today. were unable to place Lackey in south are using to gain their gettineU,ng tn,nthings organized for their ^ovr they will be treated fairly shared the American, dream of tion of this resolution will de­ that gave it to them. be fraternization. But the ba­ south are using to gain their - * —. Snata org_n._.l ___ . Vl_QPu _v__ _._._fA.- ^^ . w..y . _.„_ _. _ ... hM MA freedom, none stands higher her company at the time of Most of us categorise these sic is respect and dignity. equal standing in the U. S. to- *'V*»!-?__ _™ ^-^ " «•<"BUGGS- *.fh" SCRUGGunderstandin...... i-ot S n_mkepgt_ a pho- monstrate that America is tak­ Open daily 9 AM to 5 PM aad : death. people as Uncle Toms or Aunt These little people who dared day. •Iat _is. .th_ e constan,_„t tal_k „ot RIE ROWLAND as the secre- than the late Mary McLeod Be- ing further step In k. . _ — th Sat 9 AM te 1 PM the man on the street. 4 H4one feelfs tary. jtographer waiting last week and thune." said Hon. Frances P. Under Smith's skillful handl­ Tomisianas. They are actual- to pass the picket Unes when em •'BUGGS" SCRUGGS kept t its destiny and will provide re­ This contest will he\o ^ |DON MORAN got much work Bolton (R, O.), to members of ing of the case the prosecution's [ ly uninformed people who they saw other Negroes. In­ that at last we are beginning a newed inspiration to free peo- the Committee on House Admi circumstantial evidence fell haven't the understanding to cluding Jewish students, indi­ generation earlier andu thamat. y-uiyoutnh ton-._*__ - - Since 1921 . . . a thrift and home will have the added years of ex apart and George Lackey walk­ realise that freedom Is. for cated the extent to which some will have'the .added years of ex-1 keep .ou. r .yout. . h .i interestea _....i d»ho mIn II <___*• done _waitin in _(>ge thfoer tellhime . . . weithe Committee on _.___- «_..... financing institution ed away a free man. those who are willing to fight. of us have been brainwashed. perience that will speed us on to more than things that 1-ad them'wanted to gee the fellow, too. (nistration, last week, in support I pies throughout the world.** r* They have received a crumb i ——— The death of Lillie Davis is • llli: GREAT history of and are salisfield, while others - still a mystery. the Negro _*. exemplified by The MAJOR Savings & Loan Co. the Dred Scott decision, the have the entire loaf; they are Plessy vs. Ferguson decision half-citizens while others en­ WOodbnm 1-5833 IT'S A GOOD DEAL—to give i 2917 Gilbert Ave. (at Lincoln) 1 and the U. S. Supreme Court joy all the prlveleges ot being to Easter Seals to help a crip- a CITIZEN. -V pled child. decision to integrate schools. The blood, sweat and hard­ It Is this small minority i ships that went into these that clogs the gears of pro- fights to put the Negro on the gres and true equality. threshold of true emancipation WALKER'S REALTY SERVICE are unknown to them. • IN THE EjUULY 20s and They don't remember or late 30's such interlopers ot know Authurihe Lucy, Kmmett picket lines would be," hastily immediate Occupancy § Mt. Auburn EVANSTON Till, tbe Scottsboro Boys, the meted out punishment, but mo­ |£VANSTON AVE,6-room Montgomery walk to freedom dern day sophistication and the YOUNG ST. Coiner lot. brick, large livingroom, or the celebrated Parker case. law keeps such extreme mea­ Kennedy Heights Oh so clean is this 1- dinning room and kitch­ Not to mention Peter White, sures in check. Except in rare family stucco with a en on first floor, 3 extra Abe Savage and, more recent­ occasions when ui. on'members 25-ft. living room, With large bedrooms and ly, the police slaying of Virgil wreak their particular retribu­ (MeKtnss tSTANOISH AVE. .-fam­ tion against the so-called scabs. ily frame, large living fireplace, large dining modern bath on second. and Charles Brady. The Bible tells us that, a man room, dining norn, room, ultra modern kit­ Spacious basement with The fight waged by NAACP, gains nothing by the mere pos­ large modern kitthen chen and room size ample space for rath­ and it's a shame, is being waged session of worldly goods., it he on first floor, 2 spaci­ solarium that is well skeller, gas f urn ace. by a handful of hardy individ­ loses his soul. Perhaps the'mi­ ous bedrooms with heated, 3 extra large Large lot- with a 1-car uals who place their dignity and . nisters of this city can sermon­ w a 1 k - i n closets ai.d bedrooms, 1 equipped garage. This property is reputation upon the sacrificial ize on this gem of reasoning and bath on second floor, with a kitchenette, cer­ in excellent condition,, altar each time they defy the oring unified action to a group new gas forced air fur­ amic tile bath on sec and priced right for you status quo. Those who refuse to whose own members don't know For pleasure at horns, nace, ample space for ond floor, a new gas and your family. aid the fight and even go so far the score. rathskeller, 1-car ga­ forced air furnace, EAST WALNUT HILLS as to ignore the fight by un- plek up Uttle Kiug- rage, large lot. Priced shower and toilet in basement, 1-car built- ICOHOON ST., 1-family in tha "Double Dozen* at-only $11,500. Finan­ in garage, concrete stucco, with 2 exttra cing arranged with Wants Press Silenced rear porch with metal lots. 6 rooms and bath, at your pony keg, only .2000 down pay­ COLUMBIA, S. C—In what Is believed a move to discourage awning. Owner ia hardwood floors, gaa .'.II, } H* Ca^a V ment. northern news services from releasing facts and editorial opinions dalkatet-on or supennarkf-1 ready to vacate. Al> furnace, garage, ideal favorable to the struggle for civil rights, State Rep. John Hart •^k. .v.. CA.. ttost immediate occu- for the faily that ex­ said he would introduce a legislative bill this week to force S. Enjoy Little Kings at pa icy. See this one and pects to expand or build Carolina newspapers to publish names of stockholders holding a« tittle Ku# your favorite tavern, make an offer. extra homes for invest­ much as 10 percent of the.papers' stock, because "Too many north­ ments. ern carpetbag interests are infiltrating the south and piping their bar or dining spot! FOR RENT editorial opinions into the homes of southern readers without iden­ tifying thc authors." telktrs lAVONDALE, 2-room a- REALTY SERVICE partments with bath, on w a quiet street, all utili­ 110 Oldest Agency Sates Rentals Insurance Home Maintenance ties furnished. Fair rent­ The International Labor Organization is the oldest major spec­ 5>i i . 3551 Reading Rd. AV. 1-7756 Cincinnati al. ialized agency operating today in association with the United "&*• THM_a______^ gmsmMsm ' &?&&.T1I.^ •••••• • .... •••• WM^M^^MMMmm

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By BUYERS YOUR LONDON Dorothy LOOKING AT SPQKTS Stevens Cincinnati 222 Wood St. By WILLIAM BARKLEY ** GUIDE C0WIESP0NDENT ULrick 2-1731 a CINCINNATI.—Wt do not know when the National Colle­ TO LIST CALL AV. 1-7756 I'HONE DR. STANLEY E1CHE Optometrist # LONDON. — Mr. and Mrs. William Holtz of Harmony re­ giate Athletic Ass'n's basketball rules committee will meet, but we SINGER SLANT NEEDLE Galloway's Electric Co. Office Hours 10 a.m. to 6 p.m cently celebrated their 36th wedding anniversary with a turkey think it is high time something was dont about the deliberate In beautiful desk; 6 months old; and by appointment For Emergency Service 1065 Central Ave. dinner. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. William Cox, Mr. and Mrs. stall. It has become apparent this year that does everything; zig-zags, makes vi_' many teams art going into the "deep freeze" AV. 1-7756 Opposite Twelfth Street Earl Jackson and Odell Davis. buttonholes, monograms, ate. House rewiring: Deferred Phone: PArt-way 1-6349 4 Mr. and Mrs. Howard Collier (nee Alberta McNeal) arc the Just to keep the score close. % Sold new for 9339.95. Take ever C.G.ftE. Payment Plan Cincinnati. Ohio proud parents of a baby girl. The start of the Xavler-Cineinnati game payments of $5.-5 per month. Available Sparrow Chapter No. 20 con­ gave a good demonstration of these tactics to Tot. due 9123.18. Guaranteed. PL. 1-6443 keep the score close. At one time Xavier passed 3551 Reading R_. Cincinnati Complete Home Repairs ducted annual inspection last were appointed to a committee Liberal trade-In allowance. By Expert Mechanics Tuesday evctiing. Mrs. Nela for the spring style show; Mes­ the ball more than 30 times before taking a shot. NATIONAL DISCOUNT CO., Interior & Exterior Ogle, grand lecturer, of Dayton, dames Robert Stevens, Ells­ Of course Xavier had to abandon this style when MU. 1-1079, Cincinnati 24, Ohio. FRANK E. SCHUERMAN was present. worth Simmons, Neva Hoosier they got behind in the scoring. COMPANY No job too small or too large .._„ . .. v.. A Air Co. Aluminum Storm Mrs. Arlene Hill of N. York and Miss Lottie Howard. Other "Prompt Attention Distributor ot Gasoline, Windows ft Doors. Awnings, • URBAN LEAGUE ot Great­ City was a recent guest of her members present were Miss • ASKED WHY he had his team slow up In Time Of Need" Kerosene, Fuel Oil, Jalousies and Siding er Cincinnati will join in the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ike Rea- Lillie Howard, Mesdames Aquil- tht game, Xavier's coach said he was not stall­ PIERCE & PEOPLES Lubricating Oils aad Grease No Down Payment, Small celebration of the Golden 50th ing, but that he had his team working for a good 3386 South Side Ave. Monthly Payments mey. la Polley, Wilson Cunningham FUNERAL HOME Phone*. WAbash 1 2114 Home Maintenance Section of anniversary of the National and Robert Wilson. shot. Call it what you may, but any time a team • MR. AND MRS. Wendell James Pierce — O. S. Stegall. Cincinnati. Ohio Urban League at Its annual BARKLEY takes more than a minute to set up a good shot Props. Ncwsome attended a cocktail Mrs. Wilson Trent entertained dinner meeting April 20, Roof its ultimate aim is to keep the AMBULANCE SERVICE Garden, Sheraton-Gibson ho­ party at the home of Mrs. Dora the Modernistic Matrons club at UNION BAPTIST W**__. score close, • WE DO not say the rules DAY k NIGHT tel. Dr. R. E. Clarke, presi­ Robinson, Wilberforce, last Fri­ the home of Miss Elizabeth Ev­ CEMETERY Tennessee State lost Its committee should adopt the 24 Morticians dent, announced. One ot day, before attending the Cen­ ans. Final preparations were Glenway Ave. ft Cleves Pike chance .to win Its fourth second rule like the pros. How Mrs. Gazella Pierce AV. 1-7756 3551 Beading Rd. America's best speakers, the tral State Alumni dance at thc made for the smorgasbord to be Special Graves - Single straight NAIA small colloge ever, there should be some time Graves and lots tor sale Cincinnati 29. O. citing of a local cltisen for Blue Moon ballroom. The New- given March 27. Prizes were Mrs. Elizabeth Stegall championship when they lost limit set concerning the amount outstanding achievement in somes spent the night with Maj. awarded to Miss Elizabeth Ev­ 1504 John St. PA. 1-1223 Call Cemetery office for ans and Mrs. Hubert McDanieL to Westminister, 39-38, in the of time a team can keep the Cincinnati. Ohio Locations aad Prices human relations and the work an dMrs. Joe Connolly of Wil­ eeml-flnals. The Tennessee Other members present were ball without taking a shot. Everybody STOPS _t the ef the Cincinnati Urban Lea­ berforce. team had been one of the na­ 601 RICHMOND STREET Miss Marvine Smith and Mrs. When this happens there won't SKILLED HAIR STYLISTS 1 DU. 1485- — Cincinnati. Ohio gue during the vast year will Milton Winslow, a patient at tion's highest scoring teams Francis Waggoner, Ann Robert W. Stevens. be those moments when there be featured. Assisting with ar­ University hospital, Columbus, until tbey ran into the "deep Watts, Francis Suggs, Betty STOP INN . an .1 ia_w_w_» rangements are members of tor several weeks, is now con­ A father and son banquet will freexe" of Westminister. is little or no action taking Wilson and Mae DeVore, SEE FOR YOURSELF the board, the Racial Amity valescing at the home of his be held at Madison County fair­ You can't tell me this brand place. Are With lUERl Committee and' the Urban Lea- son, Charles, in Springfield. grounds March 31. ef basketball was pleasing to CAFE sue Guild. Reservations may the spectators. Fans eome out El Dora Beauty Salon P&IHIS be made by railing the Urban • AMERICAN Legion Auxil­ • CORRECTION — It was WITH PROPER therapy a Cincinnati's Popular Bar te seeaetlon and there 3312 Montgomery Rd. Good Paint at Lew Prices League, a Red.Feather agen­ iary Unit. 620 met at the home of Mrs. Marvine Polley who re­ crippled child can live a normal Open te 2:30 A. M. COWWENTS ON THE NEWS couldn't have been toe much PL. 1-4203 cy, Pa. 1-.180L ...... Mrs. Ellsworth Simmons. Tues­ cently entertained the Twix and life. Give him a chance by 1068 Central Avenue 1235 Chapel St. WO. 1-9719 i.> . i action, when a team that had Cincinnati, Ohio By Ray;Paul day evening. Tha following Tween club. sending your Enster Seal tnvt- CHerry 1-0041 Cincinnati, O. been averaging better than M Cincinnati. Ohio points per game scores only lopt In today with your contri­ Plan Big GOP Meet ! M. bution. • {_T.C1NNATI.—There bas been much ado about the NAACP CINCINNATI.-. The Ohio Re­ not complaining to the Civil Rights:Commission about employment MT. VERNON fflGHUGHTS - publican Council meeting here P Ia All It Takes! enetian discrimination at the Woolworth stores. Even NAACP supporters at the SheratOil-GibsonI hotel have fallen for this gaff and asked this ridicu­ Phone: EXpress 2-0263 v ______Wmw EBBS April 2 has completed plans to 60 Blinds lous question. - entertain '3 00 - representatives By Mrs. Mildred Butler • 303 N. Jefferson SL I Ciney Deaths JlWItllo FACTORY TO YOU We say ridiculous because that is just what COMPLETE SUPPLIES from Republican clubs; during amm k-*** ^» mrtamm*mamkmma^aM^a\ it is. There is no' law that says any organization CURTAIN ft TRAVERSE tha one day conference,' Att'y hastaamtas "&•' MM ^H . rnFIFTr_BH ___-ClNClNNA» must file a complaint with the FEPC before • MT. YERNON.—The pastor. Rev. C. C. Sykes, and congre­ • SARAH L. ROGER, 2000 burial in soldiers section Hill- RODS Walter Houston announced. complaining publicly at out a situation. gation of Mt. Calvary Baptist church were hosts to the pastor and Alfred st., Detroit, M_rch 9 from crest cemetery. Rev. John Hol­ DRAPERIES ft CORNICES William O. Walker, editor, and loway officiated. Mr. Spencer, a Here in Cincinnati we arc impatient. Every congregation of Shiloh Baptist church, Newark, last Sunday. Din­ Renfro Funeral Home, Avon- WINDOW SHADES publisher of Cleveland Call-Post,, native of Prattville, Ala., expir­ PORCH SHADES time a fight is started the gradualists claim the ner was served to moro than 100 persons. During the afternoon dale, with burial in Union Bap­ will coordinate affairs, assisted ed March 1 at Drake Memorial . RECONDITIONING gun is being jumped. They assert that media­ service, music was furnished by two choirs and men's chorus. tist cemetery. Rev. W. A. Page by Att'y William N. Lovelace, hospital. He was a veteran of TRY OUR BUDGET PLAN tion and conciliation is the best method to get officiated. Mrs. Koger passed Morris Fleming, Mrs. David D. Callers at the. nome of Mrs. World War I and is survived by CALL UN. 1-5130 -the job done. They forget that all laws of man March 1 at Mt. Lebanon hospital, Turpeau and Mrs. Benjamin Frances Stewart last week were Ernest Cole Jr.,- Levi Perry, a sister, Rose B. Walker, Pitts­ are based on public opinion and Detroit. She Is survived by sons, "BABE" REISING'S Simpson. Misses Nellie Hinton and Fran­ William J., Cincinnati, and Bert, burgh; brothers, Edward, Pratt­ that it is on this great, unseen play footsie and violate by mis­ Mrs. M. Brown, R. C. Davis, ces Black, Mrs. Stewart's niece. Detroit; granddaughter, Joan ville, Ala., Algie and Howard, agent the NAACP depends. direction, they-.are simply fool­ both of Montgomery, Ala.; sis­ .incinnaii • FUNERAL rites for Frank • Koger, also of Detroit. ish or have no understanding of ter-in-law, Lucy Young; nep­ • DISCRIMINATION in em­ H, Jupiter, 70, 18 Lawn av., who tee ployment is not always some­ the fights constantly being hews, William and Frank Spen­ Venetian Blind Co. waged when changes are being Public Welcome died Wednesday afternoon at hia • SQUIRE SPENCER, 926 W. thing you can prove readily. Ith st., March 7 at Renfro, with cer, both of Cincinnati, and oth­ sought. home, following six months of • er nephews and nieces. There are subtleties, subter­ illness, were held Friday after­ fuges and various evasions equal In establishing a picket line the NAACP wanted to cast their noon, with Rev- C. C. Sykes of- . SINGER, REPOSSESSED, 1 • * • to those being practiced to Assistance f iciating. Burial was in Mound., year old, can't tell from new, • MARY T. WARD CROUCH, avoid school segregation. .. sympathies with the many south­ ern Negroes who are , going to CIN CI N N A T I. — Wendell View cemetery. He is survived does everything, complete set of 431 W. 9th St., March 11 from Then, too, there are outright and It they know that good jail and sacrificing their futures, Pierce, superintendent of Cin­ by one sister, Mrs, Florence attachments. Guaranteed. Bal­ Renfro, with burial in Union. violations as witnessed by . the jobs and other opportunities because they believe in justice. cinnati Public Schools, and Miss Macknig,. Mt. Vernon, and two ance due 937, or take over pay­ A native of Atlanta, Mrs. Crouch photograph accompanying this are waiting tor them. Like­ ments of 95 per mo. NECCHI, They are not violating any Mary Corre, supervisor of coun­ nieces, Mrs. Bessie Lawson, passed March 6 at her residence. article. wise, they are willing to set REPOSSESSED, portable, rig- law. Instead, they are estab­ seling, met with representatives Mansfield, and Mrs. Lorn a Per­ Survivors include her husband, If the FEPC has done its job even higher goals for them­ sagger, 2 yrs. old, excellent con­ lishing a mode of psychological of the . planning committee of ry, Brentwood, L. I., N. Y. James; sister, Anna Martin, and we; imagine that each employer selves, which require harder dition. Balance due 939 or take warfare that will eventually see "Project Youth*' to discuss ways other relatives. subject to the law, each news­ studying over a longer period Rev. and Mrs. S. M. Butler over payments of 95 per mo. the employment picture brighten in which community groups can • • « paper and each employment of time." and d-ughter, Dcnise, and Rob Guaranteed NECCHI, REPOS­ much quicker than waiting for assist by extending the Services SESSED, FULLY AUTOMATIC agency has been informed that Sharpe spent Wednesday in • B. Y. NORRIS, 55, 2161 the intricate machinery of the of the schools. • • •TROJECT YOUTH" is being ZIG-ZAG in tine mahogany it is a violation to even ask for Cleveland attending the third Crane av., expired March 5 at FEPC to move. This is not to sponsored by the Urban League desk. Embroiders, buttonholes, General hospital. Services at 1st employment applicants by race. district midyear j conference at ' sows on buttons, blind hems, say that we didn't need the Informed ot the. April 3 con­ of Greater Cincinnati at the in­ Baptist church, Henderson, Ky. Yet, this photograph, taken ference, planned to give stu­ St.. James AME church: monograms. Original price FEPC. We did and do. vitation of and in conjunction Mr. Norris was associated with last week at 3008-10 Woodburn dents an opportunity to discuss Bob Sharpe spent Wednesday . 9349.95. Balance now due 9128.40 av., show, that the Periodical But the FEPC is the real with the programs geared to the or take over payments of 96.78 his brother, Charles B., in the blockbuster to use, once public careers and occupations^ Mr. as guest of his brother, Earl, a • real estate firm of Norris and Publtishcrs Service Bureau, Pierce endorsed the project and motivation of able students ot per mo. SINGER, FULLY AU­ opinion has been aroused and patient in Crile hospital, Cleve- • TOMATIC, REPOSSESSED, on­ Norris, 3345 Woodburn BV., and Inc., seeks white boys for em­ stressed the positive value of the Cincinnati Chapter Links, land. ployment. They didn't say the inequalities that exist in Cin­ ly 8 mos. old. Beautiful cabinet, was also a supervisor of Domes- such encouragement from fami­ Inc., Alpha Phi Alpha, Urban "white • only," but the meaning cinnati have been exposed in all • FAMILY NIGHT will be does everything without attach-, tio Life and Accident Insurance their raw nakedness and ugly- lies- and friends of young people. League Guild and Kappa Alpha ments. Sews on buttons, makes is crystal clear. observed at Wayman AME - Co. Other survivors include his ness. buttonholes, monograms, em widow, Irma;"son, B. Y. Jr.; When Negro citizens apply HE WENT ON to say: Psi. church Saturday at 6 p. m., un­ Droiders, etc.; guaranteed. Sold daughter, Ann V., all of Hender­ they are told the jobs are tilled. • THE PHOTO above is a "Students are usually more This particular project marks der auspices of the Sunday . new for 9369.95; balance now most graphic example of many due 9157, or take over payments son, Ky., and another brother, But the sign remains. willing to work hard in school still existing, of the need for the first of its kind in.the com­ school department. Mrs. Wil­ of 97.96 per mo. Will demon­ Monroe, Evansville, Ind. Hous­ • IF ANYBODY thinks em­ positive and constructive action. and go on to college if they munity and will go far to demon­ liam Brown is chairman. Char­ strate any of the above ma­ ton and Son Funeral Home were ployers are going to obey the The NAACP is supplying that are encouraged by their fami- strate what a community can do les Chancellor Is superintendent chines in your home, no obliga­ in charge of arrangements. Bur­ tion. CaU National Sewing Serv­ ial, Fernwood . cemetery, Hen­ lawrwithout some..atiemp. .to need. j Ues and others close to them, I when it joins forces. of the Sunday school. • ice. MU. 1-1(79, Cincinnati, O. derson. Ky. ____• B___i ______

PAGE 2i THE OHIO SENTINEL .SATURDAY, MARCH 19. 1960 HATUBDAY. MABCH 1». I960 that has been accepted with rea­ PAGE 24 THE OHIO ____ISI1 listic concern and responsible action, they feel. Their first CINCY TEMPO project was the opening of the Jehovah's Witnesses Win Three By Mary Randolph nursery department last Sun- ---r --,-._•- day, which will permit parents 9 CINCINNATI.—The fabulous 399's met with the Edmund to leave their youngsters in care Oxleys last Saturday night and they had such a good time they ot responsible volunteers In the New Ministers At Recent Meet a-.-_uxiey4s »Mi—stI _____. o-vuiuu_ ___rn______us/ »"fc"» ___t eating-»»-j __, drinkin_ w_w...g an.d being merry nursery while they attend stayed 'tU almost dawning—just eating, drinking and being merry church services. Mrs. Adrea ease with the hope of everlast­ ... Donald Spencer's birthday having been Fri­ Three area persons symboli­ Mink St.; Fannie Finch,-72 Go­ • BIRTHRIGHT is any right or privilege to which a person is Freeman Is chairman of the vernor pi., and Flossie Bran- ing peace." day, his beloved Marian took along a birthday zed their dedication to thc mi­ entitled by being the first, thc right of the first, and the first is the nursery project nistry of Jehovah's Witnesses at non, 862 Gibbard av. In a business meeting Satur­ cake—candles and all—and at a very appropriate beginning of strength. time during the evening the gang sang "Happy • ALTHOUGH Dr. John the group's recent circuit con­ day night Catanzaro revealed Dedication was symbolized by that at present there are 1763 The Bible dictionary gives—The distinctive and legal rights o_ Birthday, Don." Wanda and Bob Smith were the Huffman is still at home on the vention in Columbus, according complete water immersion in a m i n 1 s t c r-members affiliated the first-born son. only guests . .. The Donald Spencers are vaca­ sick list and his doctor has to Melvin Jacobs, presiding mi­ Kingdom Hall near the Ohio with Ohio Circuit No, 4, super­ Esau was the first-born son of *—* tioning in Mexico at the moment... Mrs. Mary warned him to "take It easy" he nister of the East congregation. State fairgrounds, site of the ga­ vised by newly-appointed Louis Isaac. Birthright and blessing • IT DOESN'T take a mass . (Charles) Wood was given a baby shower Sun­ expects to be out very shortly They are Rosline White, 148 Vt thering, after vows were spoken Rylewicz of Chicago. This is an naturally belonged to him, but of people for one to be recog­ day afternoon by Mesdames Lillie Casey, Bob­ now . . . Also, we are glad to by candidates in answer to ques­ nized, or to receive acknowledg­ report that Fr. St Julian A. increase of 127 over th previ­ Jacob, the younger son, stole bie Fairfax and Tillie Smith at Bobbie's beauti­ LOVELT MRS. DEWET X. KELLY checks the many eem- COLUMBUS tions propounded by N. York ous year, he said. Esau's birthright. Esau said to ment, or to fight the odds. It ful home on Baxter. With these clever host­ Simpkins Jr., rector of St An­ district supervisor, Angelo A. drew's Episcopal church, is re- gratnlatory messages she and hex husband received at their THE EAST congregation was his father, "Is not Jacob rightly takes qualification,, refinement, esses in charge there's no wonder we are still FUNERAL DIRECTORY Catanzaro, who headed the culture and facts. Oftentimes c u p e r a t ing satisfactorily at Saturday wedding at Cincinnati's New Hope Baptist church told by the Watchtowcr official named? He has supplanted me hearing from all sides how unique and interest­ meet. home after a bout with surgery where her father Is pastor. Prior to the wedding, the bride was WILLIAMS & McNABB to visit each home in the area these two times: he has taken we are more successful strug­ ing the decorations were—and what a good time '" in Jewish hospital. Miss Esther Stephens, danghl 9: of Rev. and Mrs. I. M. Stephens. MORTUARY, INC HIGHLIGHT of the th. >>-day offering each interested person away my birthright; and behold gling alone, rather than with a they had, especially the game sessions. Need* MART —Den Moran Photo. FUNERAL HOME convention was the public lec­ a course of study in the Bible in now he has taken away my group. less to say, she received many, many useful and RANDOLPH W. Norfleet Lowe, one of Cln- blessings." (Gen. 27:36.) 818 E. Long St ture Sunday by Catanzaro on his own home free of chargc. The person who opens the way exquisite gifts. The hostesses, hazardous driving conditions cy'8 most P°Pular »--* P-™5-1' CL. 8-9521 "Finding Peace in This Troub­ Around 200 volunteers — rved • BIRTHRIGHT, figuratively first, making it easy for others, S gifted her with a * convertible (they usually have their busi- nent <#"««, was made much Sorority Leader Visits Groups in 22 departments operating fuM ovcr C D. WHITE ft SONS led World," heard by 2140. used, can be applied to he, site, is entitled to the right ot the car bed. ness meeting first-and then, Wednesday on the oc- during the convention. Among casion of his birthday. Teachers FUNERAL HOME "Accurate knowledge from the or that, if brought forth into first, and should be recognized • ONE OF OUR special boy /-auinn at his birthday. Teacher: Mrs. Evelyn D. Landry, To-I cinnati April 23-24 at Sheraton- _1 those from this area were dinner). at MeCall's Industrial school, of 1217 ML Vemon Ave. existence first. Be it music or as such. Although there are peo­ ledo, northern regional director Gibson hotel. Bible will leave no room for George White, 148% Mink St.; friends, Alvin McClure, cele­ The Children's Friend club which Mr. Lowe is superinten­ CL. 8-1514 what not. Whatever it may be, ple desirous of stealing one's brated his 7th birthday Sunday, ot Iota Phi Lambda sorority, She was overnight guest of d-spendehcy over troubles that Leonard Holland, 1381 Mt. Ver­ it must be acquired individually birthright,, just as Jacob stole will present the Alpha Alpha dent, gave him a lavish dinner the _tb, at Walnut Hills YMCA, was a weekend visitor in the Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Armstead MRS. D. A. WHITTAKER now fill the world," he said, non av., and Louise Ferguson, before anyone else, even though Esau's. But facts stand. There Singers in a Sunday afternoon party—decorated cake and all. 1795 Oak st. with about 40 youngsters to help singers m a __-_•»_ ««-«--" party—_ecor_i-— __—- _—— «-—» city. Jr., 1853 Aborfield pi. AND SONS, INC. "but man's mind will be at it is often hardship, rather than is no getting around it program April 3 at 1st Baptist any gift-, money, cards, FUNERAL HOME him have fun—and FUN they phis m She met with members ot the Mrs. Landry departed Satur­ ease and privilege. Several years ago, I enrolled church in Covington. More de- Mrs. Lowe was special 720 E. Long St did have—even their singing of elCg local chapter in a dinner meet­ day morning to meet with mem­ Last month, I was asked by in a well known college. A gra­ tails later. Just mark your cal- hich, of course, pleased CL. 8-9549 "Happy Birthday* was taped. guest w ing to discuss the program for bers of Tau chapter, hostess for the assistant pastor of Eastwood duate student was working in endar now. him no end. I the Northern Regional Confer- BROOKS WEEKLY MEDITATION Adventist church to play for re­ the office there. He found delight Miss Dovie P. Black, former the 1960 regional conference. FUNERAL HOME. INC • THE FABULOUS Jabbcr- • GAY. SENORAS were their jence. which will be held in Cin­ vival services. I played as guest in trying to humiliate me by Cincinnatian, flew in from her wock is in rehearsal—with Mrs. usual selves when they met nil 1108 E Long St. the outlook is bad, try the up- vibraharpist for two evening telling other students I brought home in Minneapolis, Minn, (via Beatrice Bynum as this year's Rose Burley's the other night. CL. 3-1411 • "THEN THEY cried unto services, and will again play one the Lord in their trouble, and look." no credentials. I have never unicagChicago wnerwhere shsue ha»«*/*-»d spen*t a- chairman. Date is May 14 at Bridge prizes went to Elizabeth 'Force Haven For Barred Students The uplook never fails. night this month through the heard of this man accomplishing couple of gay days with friends) ^.^ ^^ Jarman, Ora Fox and Parthenia CROSBY FUNERAL He delivered them out of their pastor's invitation. Opportunity Tftf be more WILBERFORCE. — Rt. Rev. al potentialities, contending the Yes, deep .down in a man's] anything outstanding, even with for a visi._ t inJ Ciney with Mr. and about ^this, too, from ,time to .Patton—and we hear tell the re­ HOME distresses." (Psalms 17:28-) is the most important prerequi­ *>: about t from t t0 Eugene C. Hatcher of Cleveland, institution Is currently in posi- In the hour of crisis man calls heart there is a place for God his degree. Mrs. Joseph W. Grey on Fair- time. freshments were really fine. "The House of Friendly site for achievement Let us I am reminded of Jesse field. Under snow and ice, • -_ _m ^JJJ w ma^e ^5 greatest contri­ for God. This is the instinctive And in a time of crisis this ele­ Now that we are in t__ Len Les Chezettes-a bridge club chairman of the board of Wil bution to educational advance- Service" mental need wells up to the -ur- raise ourself as far as we are Owens, who is not a graduate ot l though we were, Dovie had a 1072 E. Long St cry of the human heart when in able. ten season most of us are tak­ -met last .week With Arevia berforce university was princl- ment, by recruiting capable stu­ face. i Ohio State university, and he busy time socially with he. old 1 CL. 2-1555 any-kind of distress or trouble. ing stock of ourselves in an cf- Powell on Greenwood, and had P* speaker at tne_in__ttta-u>ns I should like to use birthright holds no derec from there; but friends here—and on the one oc- dents who are turned away by For in the deepest -.stresses ot Yes, deep down in the human[ friends here—ana on we on« ««- —_ — a wonderful time. Her guests 104th Founder's Day convoca­ our hearts all earthy help fails. heart there is a place for God. here, to express outstanding in­ the birthright as a "OSU track casion when we saw her she fori to strengthen ourselvea spir tion recently. other colleges and universities The Above List Includes dividual achievements, made star," is indeed his. were Elizabeth Jarman and On the human level there is no Is there a place in your h.art looked like any fame named Rually—and there's a lot of talk Doris dements—and the guest Bishop Hatcher emphasized and by "providing more quali­ Members Of The Columbus on their own merits" by some l u 8 saving help. for Him? OTHER individuals who model in a magnificent full • » * ^i- * *w_ are GIVING UP Wilberforce's higher education- fied teachers.'" Funeral Ass'n of our colored people. fo prize went to Doris. Club prizes As someone has said, "When • OUR PRAYER— O God. made "famous facts," on their length white beaver coat with a * Lent, hut equally important wn went to Irma McCready, Doro­ "AS LONG AS one youth faces among the elementals *** -HIT own merits and their birthright honey beige mink collar. ia *t we are GIVING for thy Stewart, Louise Morris and the possibility of being turned life there is a vacuum that only is not to be diAnherted upon Lent Gloria Jackson. Eastwood PTA Toawa y from his right to educa­ You can fill, and in times of • THE NEED for a social Progressive Bapt private affection are: # thOPTIMISe Children'T sWelfar Friened club tion, because some institution Services In Columbus Churches deep need it comes to *** • sur­ service department at Brown Walter F. Anderson, first co­ jointly sent a letter to the gov­ cannot accept him, Wilberforce face to be filled. Ploase recog­ Sunday morning and afternoon Chapel was conceived by their Present Program Gay Street Baptist lored instructor at Antioch col­ ernor of Tennessee and.the ma­ Church Notes university is of Utter impor­ nize this vaccum of ours, and services of Progressive Baptist lege. He has charge of the music dynamic and forthright pastor, yor of Nashville protesting the Rev. J. W. Henderson, who call- The PTA of Eastwood school tance," he declared. The doors always swing on welcome hinges at THE GAY fill it with Thy love and power, were held at Mt. Herman Bap­ department there. Hc is an • TBE YOUNG people's through Jesus *~ ••'«•*• our Lord. situation there where umversnyi—--university - - are inviting the public to attend John C. Bar tone, chairman of STREET BAPTIST CHURCH, 496 E. Gay St (Corner Gay and tist. The pastor, Reva J. P. Fin­ Oberlin graduate. choir of Church of Christ Apos­ Washington). U. G. Campbell, minister. Morning Worship— Amen—REV. L. SIMPSON students were humiliated by be- «* « ««M»P «* ** A°ck together their very interesting program the Founder's Day committee, cher and Rev. H. S. Glass wish Jessie Stephens, first colored see what could 1 tolic Faith will present a musi­ ing jailed because_of their stand 1*0 £• -** *- 1_* Thursday, March 17. at 7:30 reported that the fund drive, 10:35 A. M.; Sunday Church School—9 A. M.; Communion and to thank all who attended. ' woman to. graduate from Ohio ****o *•_ ••• —• Mrs. Theresa Breazeal as chair cal program at the church, 476 for equality. To Barbara Cros­ man ot the department, with ap­ p. m. The program is called with a goal of $10,000, would be Baptismal Service—(First Sunday Only) 3:30 P. M.; Special Senior choir tea Sunday after­ State university, in the year S. Washington av., Friday, Sunday Evening Services as announced. by of Ciney, a student at Fisk proximately 20 interested mem­ The Health Roundtable.'' Sub­ continued indefinitely. The fund noon was a success. 1905. She is with us yet. March 18, at 8 p. m. No admis­ Second Baptist and one of the participants, bers (men and women), they ject: "Physical, Mental and is for making loans to student- Carolyn Utz, first, and only sion will be charged. The public Caldwell Temple AME Zion After morning service Sunday, they sent a wire of congratula­ have set as their objectives (1) Spiritual Education." as a part of the National De­ By II ATT YE B. REDMOND colored member to appear in is invited. Worship and fellowship with purpose at Caldwell Temple AME March 20, Rev. Glass, the choir tions. Other clabs take note. to promote the causes of Christ fense Educational act and members will be guests of the Columbus Symphony orches­ Speakers are: Mrs. Barbara Zion, 524 E. Long st. J. Dallas Jenkins, minister. Church Rev. Charles F. Jenkins, pas­ tra. She began under Dir. Solo­ Funeral services for Mr. Wil­ and humanity; (2) to provide • ANNUAL Men's Day ser­ Giannaros, teacher; Dr. Earl Zion Hill Baptist, Springfield, of needed social service for a grow­ school, 9:30 a. m. Morning worship, 11 a. m. Christian Endea­ tor of Second Baptist church, de­ mon, and is still playing with liam Koger's mother, who pass­ vices will be held at Asbury Me­ Sherard, pediatrician; Pastor v which Rev. G. D. Strickland is ing congregation; (3) to pro­ Announce Engagement vor, 6:30 p _m. Evening worship, 8 p. m. Midweek Praise, livered the Sermon Sunday the group. ed in Detroit recently, were held thodist church, Parkwood and Robert Graetz of St. Philips Lu- morning. Music was by the sen­ pastor, at 3 p. m. mote the causes of social unity ^ Wednesday. 8 p. m. The Capital City's Temple of Methodism. Many others have legal rights, at Renfro Funeral Home-Wed­ vmmmClifton avs., Sunday, March 27. theran church; Dr. Jaime Mr. and. Mrs. Vernon S. ior choir, directed by A. Kelton Evening service is at 7 o'clock. Mt. Olivet Baptist being first, but space won't per­ nesday morning. Our condo­ land cooperation; (4) to estab- At 10:45 a.m., CkJU-cilman Rus- Smithe Incas, psychiatrist. Fields, 1247 Sampson av., an­ Lawrence. Immediately after Members are urged to visit lish a coordinating agency which *j JJ. Jones will be guest spea Visit next Sunday at Mt. Olivet Baptist, 428 E. Main st. "No mit mention- of them, at this lences to the family. s< nounced engagement ef their services, Rev. Jenkins left for; the sick and shut-in. will permit equal emphasis to ke-_-. ^d'th««-

PAGE 27 SATURDAY. MARCH 19, I960 THE OHIO SENTINEL; PAGE 26 THE OHIO SENTLNEL SATURDAY, MARCH 19, 1960 I--ICH YOUR FOOD New Club Plans Events The Young Homemakers club planned a cabaret party March 001IAR was organized for the express 19 M Club Copa, when they pr*. purpose last year of focusing at­ sent Jackie Hart and his Moroc­ tention on practical methods of co Muzik Makers. By ESIELLE B. FRANK8 improving the economical condi­ Oils L. Roberts serves as exe­ (Marketing Information for tions in our community for | cutive secretary, of the group. Consumers Agricultural young people. [Other members are Mr. and Extension Service In A survey of available jobs Mr.< Mai ion Willis Jr., Mr. and Franklin County) tailored to the individual is be­ Mrs, Karl Lam.bright, Mr. snd ing made so that a clearing Mrs. Charles Petiford, Mr. and • THIS WEEK SHOP FOR: Fruits — Oranges, grapefruit, house for locating Jobs or creat­ Mrs. Milnus Keith, Mr. and banaaas, pineapple, froten strawberries. Vegetables—Cabbage, ing jobs can be established. Mrs. David V. Bridges and Mr. carrot*, head lettuce, potatoes, onions. Protein foods—Large eggs, TO RAISE funds, the club has and Mrs. William Fields. cheese, frosen fish, smoked picnics, pork loin roasts, ground beef, chuck roasts. MILK — FRESH AND MANUFACTURED ------P----P---_-_-__----__M-»--_-____*--i Students Approve Hew Youth Corps Chances are that when you JUNIOR GIRLS BASKETBALL team ot Pilgrim Recreation center won their division cham­ Companion bills, authorizing a available to U. S. agencies and write "milk" on your shopping is one of the newer dairy prod­ pionship in,the Recreation Dept.'s annual lnter-clty tourney.. Pictured left to right, front row: study of the feasibility of a to private agencies currying out list you mean fluid milk. How­ ucts. When diluted with an Kay Jackson, Cheryl White, Dorothy Prysock, Luellon Gentry and Wanda Fuller. Second row: ZION DELEGATION IN NASSAU—This delegaUon, representing the AME Zion church, was "Point Four Youth Corps," in­ economic, medical, educational ever, you may find it interesting equal amount of water, it may caught as U embarked from the SS Florida to Inspect the work carried on there. The delegation Estella Baskervllle, Eleanor Brown, Dorothy Petti, and Linda Little. troduced in the U. S. Senate and to count all the milk products- be used like fresh milk. and community development was led by Bishop Herbert Bell Shaw, who has charge or the work. Elaborate plans were made House by Richard L. Neubefger fresh and manufactured — on programs in underdev eloped . to expand and a new church will be built. It Is expected that other islands in the area will be ex­ CONDENSED MILK is a con­ of Oregon and Henry Reuss of plored. Left to right: Rev. A. C. Rolle, the local pastor; Alexander Barnes, director of public re­ food shelves and in dairy cases centrated milk containing about friendly foreign" countries. To at your favorite store. You'll be Two Hundred Franklin Students Make Wisconsin, respectively, were lation.; Rev. D. L. Prldgeu, Miami, Fla.; Rev. J. M. Butler, Key West, Fla.; Mrs. Pabline Fer- 40 percent sugar. assist In broadening the under­ seconded vigorously by 270 An­ gostoa, Miami, Fla.; Rev. V. R. Hill'. PensacoU, Fla.; 'Mrs. M. ArdeUe Shaw aod Bishop H. B. amazed at how long the list has standing by peoples of other na­ DRY MILK — There are two tioch college students. Shaw, Wilmington, N. C; Rev. A. F. Hooper, Key West, Fla.; Miss Frances Atkins, Wilmington, become. types available: "non-fat dry tions of the ideals and aspira­ N. C, and Mrs. V. R. Hill, Pensacoia, Fla. Little Michael HIU, son of the Pensacola couple, is Among fresh milk products In milk" and "instant non-fat dry Honor Roll During Third Six Weeks The Point Four Youth Corps tions of Americans, through standing in front. the dairy case you will find: milk." Both are manufactured has been described as a "draft- PLAIN WHOLE MILK, HOMO­ Gloria Brock, Shirley Williams, ilps, Bessie Jonee, Leslie Wood, close contact with young Ameri­ from skim milk and both are Two hundred Franklin stu­ r_..*'_ __.__ lAudrcAudreyv Norman,. Harold Johns-­ GENIZED MILK — fat globules James Woodruff, Letitia Berry, tough alternative to selective cans participating in the Corps. , the same as skim milk when dents were recognized for scho­ ton, Phillip Sherard, Carol Har­ have been broken up; VITAMIN lastic achievement during the Barbara Martin, Frank Blair, service for qualified young To offer young people an oppor­ reconstituted with water. Tha George Boston, Robert Down- dy, Donna Lelux. I D MILK—vitamin D has been third six weeks grading period. Americans who choose to serve tunity to serve their country in a instant non-fat is easier to use, ard, Thomas Otey, Vaughn Stin­ added; FORTIFIED MILK — Thirty seven were given super­ HONOR AMI.E MENTION - their country in foreign rice pad­ being easily soluble even in cold son, Deborah Lambert, Betty stimulating way, while broaden­ SUNDAY FAMILY DINNER not only vitamin D, but other ior ratings, sixty six made the water. Both have good keeping Robinson, Claudett* Taylor, Mi­ William Miller, William Perry,! dies instead of on the drill ing their understanding of the nutrients have been added, honor roll and ninety seven earn­ which usually increases cost. qualities and are lower in cost chael Locke, Phillip Sewell, Pat­ Jesse HU.eS, Donald White, field." problems facing other peoples than other forms of milk. ed honorable mention. Charles Robertson, Sylvia Gib­ ' SERVED I to 10 P. M. Others include SKIM MILK— sy Coleman, Patsy Moss, Ron­ and nations and thereby helping DRY WHOLE MILK is sure son, Harriet Smith, Saundra Ty- - OBJECTIVES, of the corps which has most of the butterfat SEVENTH GRADE ald Hickson, Wendell Hughes, them better to understand Amer­ to come, but at present is in the ree, Charles Black, Roy Martin, acc0l_ing to Its congressional I ••-.. :..-•'••y Charles Humphrey, Frank Eu- removed; CHOCOLATE MILK— .SUPERIOR — Jane Arbaugh, William Milton Sharon Holli- -. . ican policies and purposes whole milk to which chocolate experimental stage. It does not banks, DcMurma Allison, Paul- sponsors, would be: Margaret Holer, Alice Fredrick, man, Yolanda Robinson, Wesley syrup or cocoa has been added; have the* keeping quality of the elte Mullins, Charles Stone, Dgjb- To make additional manpower | abroad. Ralph Heard, Michael Page, Smith, Roger Young, Trcsaa CHOCOLATE DAIRY DRINK— non-fat dry milk. ora Brown, Edwina Williams, Inell Dorsey, Mary Hughes, Mullins, AndreaJTvVaderker, Sha­ made with skim, and HALF CHOCOLATE FLA V O R E D Crystal Jackson, Geoffrey Gloria Phillips, Diane William­ ron Waugh, WiUiam Robinson, HALF — halt whole milk and NON-FAT DRY MILK MIX is a Marsh, George Johnson, Patri­ son, Sylvia Bozeman, Gwcnette Helen Hicks, Linda Johnson, . half cream. powdered mixture with dry milk cia Crump, Margaret Harris, solids, chocolate, sugar, and . Stafford^ Sharon Griffin, Sophie Pearl Newsome, Phyllis Payne, Rita Rose, Beverly Williams, • CULTURED MILKS are sometimes an additiona flavor­ Mickens, Janie Britford, Alma Rosemary Stewart, Lillian JoAnn Brannon, Pamela Butler, My Mom serves popular with many and believ­ ing. Wilson. Lynch, Thomas Mack, Laurvnce- Olivia Jarrett, Cheryl Kyle. Gil­ ed to be easily digested. Most HONOR ROLL. — Yvonne Ly­ ene Young, Marcella Bailey. bert Bailey, Herbert Christy, 1 MOST FOR THE MONEY widely user are BUTTERMILK man, Christine Miller, Jeanett* Gregory Coleman, .E'lwood Full­ EIGHTH GRADE er, Steven Robinson, Eleanor and YOGART. Buttermilk, ori­ • SOME WAYS to stretch Shelton, Jodelle Smith, Diana PleZol McCutcheon, Lauren Brown. ginally a by-product of butter, the milk dollars are to: (1) Stewart, Esther Jarvis, Doris SUPERIOR — Joann Thomp­ . Ronald McCall, Brenda Neal. is now produced artificially carry your own (2) price large Brown, Rene Burchette, Carolyn son, Reynetda Ware, Charlene Elizabeth Owens, John Davis, from pasteurized skim milk. It containers (3) price the differ­ Johnson, Martez Martin, Jacque­ Lomax, Hugh Clark, Lynn* Howard Griffin, Jam's Hender­ has a slightly acid flavor "and ent forms. A saving of a penny line Williams. James Downs, Brewer, Margauerite Diggs, son, Gilbert Quick, Faythe Breads and custard-like consistency. on each quart counts up by the Joan Miller, Brenda Plnkston, Jere| Thompson, Leroy Savory, Mays. EVAPORATED end of the month. Dwight Allen, Thelma Richard­ Pamela Dunlap, Jacqueline CONDENSED — DRIED Regardless of the form of milk son, Sandra Walters, ^Michael Young, Arlillian Harris. NINTH GRADE Pastries... you buy, it is considered one of Davis, Barbara Coleman, Paula HONOR ROLL — Constance SUPERIOR — John Packard. • EVAPORATED MILK is our better foods, nutrition-wise. Crawley, Jamia Glenn, Gory Montgomery, Betty Jo Nelson, Myra Conley, Myrna Ratliff, Parents from ail over Central Ohio bring their youngsters to tea ths exciting homogenized whole milk from Since most of the proteins, min­ Williamson, Karen Huffer, My­ Inez Sullivan, Michael Baker, Ora Dade, Shirley Davis, Carol for school lunch*. «*4 aquarium at NOVELTY FOOD BAR . . . and to enjoy our exquisitely pre­ which about- one-half the water erals and vitamins (except vit­ ra n Lewis, Anna Phillips, Sunda Jeffries, Shirley Kelley, Carolyn -ft. r achooi __aek». W« pared foods. Tasty meals, no work for Mom, special children's portions, rea­ has been removed. Most evap­ amin A) are in the milk solids Thomas, Jerry Connor, Bobbie Theodore Coleman, Janet Hogue, Landers, Cynthia Stark, Gwen­ like PUZol Breads aad sonable prices. Bring the family here, soon. orated milk has vitamin D add­ | ralher than the fat, even the dry Carter, Marissa Cook, Joyce Harold Moss, Stanley Utz, Pa­ dolyn Jackson, Louella Robin-J Pastries -«c >_* ed. As you know, it costs less skim milk has many of the fine Grove,. Rada Higgins, Carol tricia Mitchell, Lizzie Robinson, they're frosher, than whole milk. nutritive values of the original Smith; Sherman Willis. Bonnie Stewart, Billy Downard. l-pn. taste bettor—aod thoy'r* EVAPORATED SKIM MILK ROLL -- .Margaret milk. HONORABLE MENTION — JEward Foster, Malcolm Phill-j HONOR enriched to pro-Id. added Holt, Brenda Storks, Martin energy. Kelly, Linda S.rozier, Jerrel NOVELTY FOOD BAR Mrs. Hale Is Women's Day Speaker Thompson, Pauline Dorsey, Ju­ Eleventh Av. Recreation dith Long, Mike* Hammond, The tea and baby contest re­ 741 E. LOW ST. at HAMILTON AVE. (A. 4-0552 Golden Age club and a member Activities' at 11th Av. Center ved at 11th Av. Center, April Eloise Butler, Diane Madden, cently sponsored by the women IN THE HEART OF BRONZEVILLE COLUMBUS of several other groups in the continue progressing, with a pro­ 5-6. The program will include Lulu Brown, Ftoretta Simihgton. of Hosack Baptist cburch were church and community. an extensive art exhibit, bas­ gram of. arts and crafts, gym HONORABLE MENTION — highly successful. Aaron Har­ A special chorus, under the ketball, boxing, tumbling, a per, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred activities and dance instruc­ direction of Mrs. Mary B. dramatic production, a dance Alice Ellis, Carolyn Smith, Vera Harper, was first prize winner tions. Afternoon service i» de­ Serving A Complete Menu of Delectable Foods Lynch, will sing. Mrs. oJsephine voted mainly to children of the performance, and an opportu­ Lipsey, Tyrone Pack, Carol in the baby contest. Pride, also of Union Grove, will elementary grads and the cen­ nity to meet many Ohio State Crowder, John DeRjeno, Edward Mrs. mhale D. Hale, wife ot be guest organist, and. Capital universities all- ter is open to teenagers and Manley, Gable Thiggen, Michael Around The Clock . • , 24 Hours Everyday the pastor of Union Grove Bap­ stars. tist church, will be guest spea­ EVENING STAR Missionary adults in tha evenings. Porter, Jayne Hamler, Shirley This center's basketball teams ker on the Women's Day pro­ will meet Thursday, March 17, A family fun night is being are participating in the city- Johnson, Helen .Miller, Clyde gram Sunday, March 27, during at 7:30 p.'m. All members are planped for the near future. wide basketball tournament, in Evans, Richard' Mills, Anita morning service. urged to be present. "Youngsters from one to 100"' session at Glenwood and Thom­ Butler, Diane Taylor, Edward For Dinner Reservations (all (A. 4-0552 Mrs. Hale is a graduate of Circle F will meet at the will be entertained by a pro­ pson Recreation centers. Hazlett, Samuel Moore. Spelman college, Atlanta, and home of Mrs. Marcella Wilks, gram including athletic events, Group Service Available" has continued studies at Ohio 32 S. Oakley av.. Monday, table games, a contest, adult The Jr. Leaders Council, the i Mrs, Harriet Wallace, FREE Enriched - Deliriously Different tSate and Capital universities. March 21, at 8 p. tn. crafts, folk and social dancing, Newspaper club, and the Boys ANSWER their pie*. Help ter Ave., Columbus, and PARKING and Girls Sports girl held the if She is a Sunday school teacher Dorsey chorus will accompany and refreshments on March 17. crippled children throw;? _ the r, Deborah Ana. IN REAR at Union Grove', She is a mem­ the pastor. Rev. H. H. Teague, weekly meeting's at the center PleZol Horn* Made Breai H 0 pm, tb 10 p m. |l96Q Easter Seal drive. ber of the Board of Christian to Union Grove Baptist Monday. OPEN HOUSE will be obser­ Friday, 1 Education, a director of the March 21.

mam • ____ PAGE 29 TiJEft^OS^TQ^jU SATUKDAY. MARCH 19, 19CD Easy Routes Io Youth PAGE 28 THE OHIO SENTINEl. Star Warns Celebs Hot Center Outlined Here Open For Business PYTHIAN GRUaL "Biggest Little Grill Two easy routes for homemak­ QUALITY FOOD BAR In Columbus" ers driving to The Sentinel Home Specializing in Home PRICES ARE LOW HERE To Travel In Big Cars 'Service Exposition at the Ohio It Cooked Food 860 Mt. Vernon Are. said, "is by bus, whether char State Youth Center, *fl» E. 17th _ l Beer k Wine To Carryout N. YORK. -— Spurred by ru­ Open Daily 11:30 to 1 A. M. c/Jmusements mors emanating from thc south it-red or owned by the bandlead­ av., arc suggested by The Senti­ •J. James V. Anthony. Prop. BURKE'S PLACE To List Your Attraction or Service Telephone CLearbrook 3-7416 that the tires had been slashed er. Then all responsibility for nel. Fourth st. offers speedy 6-3 MT. VERNON AVE. 1657 NOKTH tth ST. Drifters Oder Big on the new car in which singer safety and upkeep falls to the one-way driving to 17th av. at LEXINGTON Columbus. O. IN IHE JAZZ IDIOM Jesse Belvin recently met acci­ driver who's usually dependable Turn right and proceed to tha (13 Yrs. at Present Location) WHISKEY Reward For 'Phonies' dental death, bandleader BUI and keeps watch on his vehicle Youth Center. Residents east BEER. WINE, FOOD £>oggett last week released a wherever it is parked." may prefer Cleveland av. to 17th, Singles — Doubles Ray Charles N. YORK. — The celebrated suggestion that Negro perform­ Turn left and proceed to tha "Drifters" singing group, with ers should leave their private EASTER SEALS help cripp­ Youth Center. FREE parking Ming's (hop Suey By JOHN 5. WAIKER many hit records to their credit, cars at hagne when on tour and led persons regardless of cause lor hundreds of cars i- available MICKEY'S GRIU is the "madden." outfit going • TALKING .ABOUT THE weather 'n' other things—Tbe in­ travel In buses. Res.at.ran. 1003 N. Fourth St. vjfc RAY CHARLES U a man i • SINCE 19557 his big band these days, in more ways than He advised those taking along I of crippling, race, age or reli­ adjacent to main entrance to tha ol the blues. Perhaps one ot thc (exploits have been tremendous, clement weather with Ra ley blast, snowdrifts and hazardous driv­ Home Service Exposition. Finest Cantonese and . Cor. Third Ave. one. ing conditions ia stabbing local nightclub business in the back with their cars to check the tires', gas Igion . American Dishes Beer, Wine, Whiskey - most overpowering individuals [especially when it so readily and oil before getting into them.' Home Cooked Foods in music since Bessie Smith, j comes to mind that Count Basie, It is reported that a group In a sharp pointed icicle. Nightclub ops art aayin* and pravin* if they Legal' Beverages can "weather tho atorm" they can make it Donee promoters According to the rumors, ho Special Price — Carryout WE SPECIALIZE IN Ray haa come to be the influ-J the last of the truly great bands, the south has "bootlegged" the said, angry whites slashed the RED HOT CHILI Drifter title, calling themselves have another humorous twist. "I Got My Love to Seep Me Warm," Newly Decorated Open 11:30 A. M. ence and inspiration for many [has sold out to commercialism. tires on Belvin*- car while it jazz musicians.- It would be wise { For those who love Ray the "Original Drifters" and are but who needs romance without finance? Whispers are that a lot was parked outside a Hope, Till 2:30 A. M. cashing in on the profits, accord­ of clubs win change management before the sun shines on both FREE PARKING td roll i but who have been so uniorlu- ing to George Treadwell, who sides of the street. Lest we discourage you on your venture into THIRD FLOOR ASSEMBLY HALL AVAILABLE Charles is noi a roe* -'•- .----- •------i—_ — «-. .\ , tained. With Divided Area Southern Tea - -_..... ^,_ tho bright light zone, the night isn't really as black as we have CL. 0-2S4 musiciamei-ed n in buthte aspiritua jazzmal ncauld im-inat- -erioue no- tjaz toz havI woule heard recommend him plady j bookTreadwels the real sail originad he lintend groups . to pictured it. There are still a few bright lights beaming along the DOGGETT noted that "some­ To Accommodate Small or Large Groups 11 N. Nelson Rd. Room rons of gospels and the blues, |-• which is in reality the whole tile LPs complete with the vio­ a big reward for information as terly resent seeing Negro enter­ Daily, Weekly Or Monthly Rates • SEQUINS IN THE NIGHT — The only nitery enjoying a Chicken Dinners Every scope of jazz, lence and spiritual spontaniety to their whereabouts. He said tainers drive around in big cars, Office Rooms Available Also of bop. h« intends to use the courts to healthy hunk of the pleasure bit is BILL WILEY'S Club 853. Sim­ wearing diamonds and the latest CA. 1-9038 Sunday Homo Fried Pi«. While Ray is-known to most 618 E. LONG ST. protect the singera* Interests. ply because the Nelson rd. plush playpen has some intlcing fea­ styles." as a blues singer he is certainly Atlantic LP's 1279 and 1304. tures, good music and entertainment in a cozy atmosphere . . . Home Cooked Pies The former "Soul Drothers," "The safest way to UaveL" he to be reckoned as one of Uie 1 1 Plate Lunches, with Milt Jackson and Oscar j There Is a swinghV anniversary celebration in progress at the .^.utiuj. "I ; - foremost alto saxophonist and Sandwich** Pettiford, is bitter, explosive L ROYAL GRIU KITCHEN Casino Bar on Wilson av., while around the corner at Wilson '_' pianist in jazz. I take delight -_*•._-.-.•..; _ ifmik while the latlcr, featuring WE'VE A FINE REPUTATION Oak the Wimbley'a Tropics East is drawing heavy from the grow­ ,r See, Hear FISHER STEREO Demonstrated in writing about Ray because he.j,^ ._ „ ,, ft 8ERVIC-C ing neighborhood clientele . . . Then there is a brisk flurry of ac­ Fathead Newman m F0R FINE FOOD tion at the downtown Preview Lounge, Bill and Marie Mallory's so emphatically proves a fact, j ,j,Ue more -.strain^- but' „tm "POPS" ALLISON, Prop. at The Sentinel Home Service Exporition F & H GRILL Oasis Club at 17th and ML Vernon, the Cadillac on 20th and Leon­ I The fact that the basis of Jazz j captures the soul feeling and 75* E. Long St. CL. t-0177 ard and several other spots along the stem. LAST NITE! THURSDAY, MARCH 171 TIL 11 P. ML! BEER& WINE can be found in spirituals and brood of onr times. I • m the blues. Ray Charles, to me, is the • CALLING NAMES COLUMN STYLE - RONALD ORB, Daily 7:30 A. M.-l A. M. KATE'S Old trail Barbecue Sun. 11 A. M.-l A. M. Ray has so much ot what wo most dynamic of musicians on < Fine Home-Cooked Food former Lee's clothing store manager, and cute i.'ANCY LEWIS, Kitchen Open Dally call "soul" that I /ind it diffi­ the scene since Bird ond Char-j Bell Telephone Co. operator, have definitely set a Match date to fiECT" fflfr 971 Mt. Vernon Ate. CL.10C31 "The Jiigh> LIQUOR - BEER 9-3 CLEVELAND AVE. cult to bypass his nam* when- lie Christian. If hia playing did Daily 6 A. M. to 9 P. M. do the middle aisles bit... The STAN ROBINSONS, he _ the bro­ CHAMPAGNE AX. 9-0891 tver I am engaged in jazz con- nothing mort than reflect the! ther of former "Miss Bronze Ohio's" JEAN ROBINSON (now Kate Earl • Prop. Mrs. BENNIE WRIGHT) are expecting a bundle from that Stork- Free Parking In Rear Fred Wilson k Chas Wilson versations. Ray on alto lias un-j importance and beauty of tha "U Years on The Avemfl" Closed So-day type bird . . . TOM and ROSEMARY CAINE are also Infanticipat­ Props. doubtedly been influenced by j blues it would ba enough to pay ing—any minute nowl . . . JAMES (BO) WILSON, the Dispatch [Charlie Parker and Pete Brown. J his dues. Bless my soul I TURNERS employee who is a staunch lover of the arts, after catching the On th* piano when playing stage vehicle "J. B." at tbe Hartman theatre recently, planked • WHEN I HEAR Ray Char­ RESTAURANT striclly down-home blues -salutes down 12 lettuce leaves ($$$) for the complete score on wax. He les blow the blues It's to ma a .52. j E. Long St. says tho album cost too much to loan out, and I agreed with him HUDSON CARRY OUT to Meade Lux Lewis and James a revelation of comparative and 9% Beer — Wine — Whiskey with strong intentions of returning it ... . City employee EDDIE 198 Miller Ave. CL. 8-0056 P. Johnson era potent,, while fraternal moaning. HOME COOKED FOODS BOLTON and his everloving ELLA JANE are house hunting for NOW FEATURING then playing in the bop mode his I guess the one major reason 273 CA 4 0888 987 that honeymoon haven he baited her with 18 months ago. creations seem to favor Art Ta- •'"-• e "ERMANDO'S PIZZA" for tho tremendous impact and CARRY-OUT OR DELIVERY Itum with Monkish variations. . • CUTE JUANITA WATKINS, who works in the Police Dept.'s • Beer • Wine • Champagne • Party Bascks VILLAGE TAVERN accident records room, is a potential accident hazard herselL I # Groeeries • Lunch Meats power of the blues is the fact • EVERYONE WHO is *«* [that a, a peopl. who have known 1219 \MT. VERNON AYR. saw one guy turn around to sneak a second look and walk into the Colombo-, O. miliar with big bands might lis­ agonizing hurt, regardless of side of a parked auto. He was cited for reckless eyeballing . . , Serving the People a and State Office building secretary KAY STALLARD, a dead ringer for •*___!_ ten closely to Ray's and dig the where it happens or how, we all Around Poindexter Villaga Identifiable likeness to Jay Mc- feel its effects simultaneously. BEER, WINE • GOOD FOOD PATTI PAGE, is aspiring to become a singer. If and when it be­ SKYLINE BAR comes a reality instead of a dream, KAY has the title of her first Chann's pre-bop wailing. Ray Ray Charles Is truly a man of Opea 7 A. M. • Close 1 P. M. Serving ' has been able sofar in his blues CHESTER E. WHITE, Opr. recording album already picked out, "Ballads With Stallard" . . . the blues. So who needs pep pills item: Funny thing how male patients visit­ Liquor, Beer. Food singing to avoid commerciali-m _UCEKE OF.MA.C_Y, Mask Diruior, ing the City Health Center's employees clinic seem to get well fast Til TbilaieJpbU Otcbeltrs Assodatiom Daily 10 A. M. to 2:30 A. M. particularly with his ever pres­ after being interviewed by beauteous CONNIE KESSLER, Safety Cor. Long dt Hamilton CL. 2-0228 ent reliance upon gospel music. Coordinator secretary, and the warm, friendly personality of M&m^ His small rhythm and blues MARCO RECORDS nurse VERA B1SCIOTTI. THE FISHER band which has been so popular : see '^v i_ ^\_>^..^ -' 21 SHRIMP in Uie past four years has done 213 S. FRONT ST. al RICH • SO, WHAT ELSE IS NEW DEPT. — The Lyrics singing Stereophonic Raciio-Phonograph IN A BASKET much to show up the falseness CA. 1-0755 group, who were the Vallejos, who were the Falcons, who are, ac­ •—— LIQUOR 1 Even te the non-professional, the supe-iotity of the HSHER PREMIERE will be in.un.Iy __F and immature valua of other cording to reports, in the throes of a "between engagements' apparent. You -ill discover, as Mr. Orman_y did, that only THE FISHER on brln,. you '-4 Beer • Wine A Wonderful Selection Of slump up around Connecticut way. As they say in show biz, be-' C&R music which has tried to steal music free of bum, ncise aad distortion. Because It prevent, these, and other barriers Ftshx« French Fries « fore you get to the top you gotta suffer a little. Which, no doubt, the blues. frem coming between you aad the c:i_in_ performance, you •* III experience tbe Cube Steaks SPIRITUAL ALBUMS & SINGLES - i is a wonderful saying, as sayings go, but ONLY after you get to Jell impact of stereo. You will bear overwhelmingly realistic high fidelity sound in depth. GRIU Food, Beer Te Carrycot ALL AT DI8COU NT PRICES th© top . . . Coiffeur ELEANOR WATKINS was really enthused You will be able to recognize each Instrument, and even to pinpoint its location in the etches.--. To reserve Cbamptoa k Mt. Vernon CL. 2 03011 RAT REDMAN. Prop. Rev. C. L. Franklin • Caravans • Davis Slstere over the surprise birihday party given by hubby JACK, at their Hear THE FlSHER, and you will beat tbe music itself..."in person!' $-95.00 dates for Ward Singers • Staple • M. Jackson Mooberry st. neighbors, JOE and BERNICE NELSON . . . I'M THE FISHER Prcm!tra it a complete home araaic center. It is equipped with a stereo FM-AM radio, • Parties Raymond Rasberry Singers » Prof. Alexis Bradford * Ete. NOT REALLY NOSEY, BUT ... The OSU pretty, who was voted 75-watt peak power stereo amplifier, two Independent three-way speaks, systems (six speakers,) and (be • Dances Most Likely (!) broke down and sobbed after throwing a drink in GA_KA_D 4-speed automatic record changer. Built-in provision fcr Center Channel operation, • Banquets REG. $-.9- — NOW 1 1 1 S'.'JS thc face of her male playmate at an Eastside bistro the other eve tape recording and monitoring,' aod for 'waU-to-wali' stereo with . Weddings as he was telling her off in the most cruel terms after an argu­ the FISHER WlPE-SURROUND Speakers! • Reception* AU THE TOP JAZZ ALBUMS ment. He quit the scene, leaving her .a wreck. She has been neg­ CALL AT DISCOUNT PRICES lecting her classes and drinking heavily ever since the night they OASIS BASIE • J. SMITH • MILES DAMS • MOODY Harnett's. called it a day . . . Friends say that blues singer BETTY FORD, CIRCLE BAR & GRIU White House, EARL GRANT • ROLLINS • ELLINGTON after the recent tragedy of her home being burned out, has be- ,u- Inc. AMMONS • S. SCOTT • JIMMY SMITH ' come depressed again and fear that she.may be slipping back into FISHER MUSIC COMPANY LIQUOR « BEE . • WINS EDDY DAVIS • ETC. AM. J -15* her battle with mental health. (Formerly ANTHONY'S Stereo -eaters) Served In A Congenial Atmosphere HU. 8 9-95 a a a 4301 8430 INDIANOJ-A AVE.-^AM. 8-17$* • 147 N. HIGH ST.—CA. 4-7686 Ml MT. VERNON AVE. DIAMOND NEEDLES — FACTORY PRICES m OVERHEARD IN A NOVELTY BAR BOOTH — "What a J biillinola Are. 50% OFF -—. Except Power Point _..'///. *** Our New Cocktail Lounge Will Be _»pen Soon couple 1 She's appealing and he's appalling.'*

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PAGE 30 SATURDAY, MARCH 19. 1960 THE OHIO SENT-NBU SATURDAY, MARCH 19, 1960 THE OHIO SENTINEI- _..• PAGE 31 On OSU Glee (tub Tour LEGAL NOTICES MISC FOR SALE Car Victim Dies Identical Names WANT ADS Pearl Wilson, whose last 55 DODGE 2-Ton Truck with A 41 year old Columbus wo­ Carrie Hairston and Helen- Ohio Elks Report known address is 2089 Ogden St., 12-ft. Van Body in A-1 shape. man who was struck by a car Ashburn, both sopranos will tour ARE EASY TO PLACE Denver, Colorado, will take no­ Private owner. Real Bargain. Lt. Jesse Davis an<__gt. John H. early Saturday night, died in with the Ohio State Women's Embarrassing To By HENRY C. TUCKER i JUST DIAL tice that on Feb. 27, I960, Sher­ Call CA. 8-3441 or CL. 3-5295. Grant hospital Sunday morning. Glee Club as soloists beginning • COL. Homer Freeman, Ward. man Wilson filed his petition in '•• Police reported that Willie April 1. Tbe tour will cover the commandant of Central Dist. Units represented were Co­ (L 3-7416 the Common Pleas Court of Belle Neason/523 B. alley, was northern part of Ohio. A Respected Lady Antlered Guard of Ohio, held lumbus Elks Marking Club, Tux­ A Courteous Want Ad Taker Franklin County, Ohio, Division his quarterly meeting in Spring­ edo. Club, Headquarters Club, walking diagonally across Broad Mrs. Geneva P. Bryant, 250 Will Help You Word of Dom-stic*- Relations, in Cause field as guest of Charles P. Hel- Co. C, Senora Marching Unit, ECHENRODE ? Bt. at Lexington av., when hit Johnson av., • is not tho «am_ Your Ad. No. 99474, praying for a divorce Lead Capitol's Albums vey Lodge last Sunday. Busi­ Olentangy Sports Unit, Charles by a car driven by Ernest Whit­ Geneva Bryant who Tha Senti­ Want Ad Readers, from her on the grounds of wil­ ness was transacted and many P. Helvey Drill Patrol. taker, 31, 388 Mitoff st. HOLLYWOOD.— New albums nel reported as being arrested Per Line .35 ful absence for more than one EXCHANGE attended. Col. Freeman reveal­ Death was attributed to by Nat King Cole and George for petit larceny in its March 12 (Count Five Words Per Line) year last past. Said cause will ed that unity prevails over the • DUE TO A misprint last "shock and a severed cernical," Shearing and a uniquely pack­ edition. week, it was announced that the MINIMUM CHARGE .. .75 be for hearing on or after April police reported. entire district. aged addition to the best-selling concert to be given by Capital Display Want Ads, 9, I960—Wm. A. Toler, Att'y. STORE Mrs. Geneva P. Bryant re­ All units are ready for the na­ Tennessee Ernie Ford series of . City chorus would be held March Per Inch 91.40 2-27, 3-5, 12, 19, 28, i-2, 1960. quested The Sentinel to publish tional midyear encampment in 326 S. HIGH ST. CRIPPLED children havfl the religious-music recordings key­ 20. The correct date i» March DEADLINES this article of clarification after Toledo April 1, 2 and 3. John Nemct, whose last known (First Bldg. So. of courage but need your support note Capitol Records' March re­ 27 at St. Paul AME church, 4-7 Readers: Wednesday Noon. receiving many phone calls con­ address is 23Vi 23rd Ave., Ven­ to walk again. lease of popular albums. Among officers present were Display: Tuesday 5 P. M. Southern Hotel) cerning the story. p. i... ice, Cnlif., will take notice that Columbua. 0., —Four million 1960 OHIO MOTOR VEHICLE Lt. Col. Melza Lynch, MaJ. Bud 3-Pc Chrome Dinette Set $-0 LICENSE PLATES ready for aale_March 1. Registrar of Motor Portis, Capt. William Bayless, The exalted ruler urges all on March 8, I960, Eleanor Pau­ The theft story was quite em­ Vehicles, C. W. Ayers (left) shows Ohio Highway Safety Director Bas Range, 36-In 20 Capt. Francis Maddison, Capt. members to visit the following INFORMATION line Nemet filed her petition in barrassing to Mrs. Bryant since Grant Keys the packagle-e V eadjr Dining Room Suites, EXCELSIOR CHAPTER tram throughout the state. Sudie Hamcr, 1st Lt. James who are ill: James Brown, Al­ the Common Pleas Court ol he blue annntdl Ig ;o!o d plates must he pur. Choice oft 24 she is a fine Christian woman chased and displayed on rehicles by midnight of March 31st. Robinson. IstLt. Florence Gray, fred Black, L. M. Shaw and Franklin County, Ohio, in Cause Foam Rubber Sectional . 27 and highly respected in her 1st Lt. Naomi Strickland, 2nd I John Moore. BLESSINGS No. 99580, praying for a devorce k>- > ' ' Bunk Bed—New M community. •AWAKE! from him on the grounds of ex­ YOUNG HOME MAKERS People of Columbus AND treme cruelty. Said cause will be The other Mrs Bryant was ar­ Car Looters Hil Eastside Area Cincinnati, Ohio. for hearing on or after April 23, REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ANNUAUAL EDUCATIONAL FFUN D COLUMBUS AREA DEATHS 1 rested at 121 E. Long st., where Police are on the lookout for a ported $6 car damages. A flash­ You are never helped unless I960.—L. P. Henderson, Att'y. she formerly resided. car prowling gang that broke light and screwdriver, worth you try. 3-12, 19, 26, 4-2, 9, 16, 1960. Samuel D. Hooker • FEASTER, Pauline, 523 Sidney St., March 6. Survived by into several autos in the Clifton $3.98, were taken from the car BLESSINGS Real Estate DANCE St. Clair av., March 7. Survived wife, Juanita; son, Donald; mo­ HELP WANTED Pk. car lot and made off with of James O. Evans, 1744 Rich­ 1 to 3 day Special Blessings 768 Mt. VerooD Ave. ther, Mary L. Smith; stepfather, Keep Abreast various items valued at hun­ mond av. Arthur Bridges, 30, by daughter, Alice; brother, Lee available. Start '60 Right. WOMEN SEW EASY ready-cut Featuring Rev. J. H. Smith; brother, Isaac CL. 3-4331 Col's CL. t-USI Your nearby public library dreds of dollars. 195 Clifton ct., also lost a flash­ Sims; sister, Belle Posey, other For information write to: wrap a-round aprons home. Brown; daughter-in-law, Nathe- with its more than half a million light and claimed $6 car dam­ relatives. Interment Eastlawn Earn $26.16 dozen spare time. MODERN 1-floor plan 2 bed­ JACKIE HART & His MUM MAKERS Items reported missing rang­ lene Threatt, grandchildren, oth­ JOHN STARR books, hundreds of popular and ages. Alice Conar, 30, 196 Clif­ by Williams and McNabb. Write Accurate Mfgr's, Free- rooms, immediate occupancy. ed from a $1 pair ot mittens to er relatives. Interment • soldiers P.O. Box 1922 Cleveland 6, O. COPA CLUB — 10484 MT. VERNON AVE. proles sional magazines, and ton ct., reported a broken vent port, N. Y. Finished rented basement a military tool box containing • HARRIS, John W., 159 N. section Green Lawn by Crosby. SW. 1-3600 window but nothing taken from apartment, finished attic. l-._ SAT. MARCH 19, 1960 9 P. M.-l A. M. countless pamphlets can help $100 in radar tools. 20th st., March 7a Survived by EASTER CLOTHES cost money. the car.' garage, gas furnace. Asking you keep abreast of this chang­ wife; Virginia; sons, John W. • TODD, Addie, 2405 Pal­ So do new rugs, drapes, etc. Adv. Donation $1.50 — At Door $1.75 LEGAL NOTICES price $9600. See at 570 N. ing world. Get the library habit! THE VICTIMS and articles Jr. and Ronald; daughter, Joyce metto st. Survived by daughters, Earn the money for them as a ROLAND SAWYER, 20, 1744 Voyla H. Bynum, whose last Ohio Ave. stolen were identified as: Marshall; grandchildren, sister, Harrietta Brown, Josephine . TV advertised AVON lady. Richmond av., a Shrine Scmetor known address is 92 N. 21st st., Kenneth Shearer, 28, 1744 Nannie Hughes, Beckley, W. Roache, Cleveland; sister, Jim- CA. 1-3379. case, $25, and a $50 tool box. Columbus, Ohio, will take notice $1000 DOWN Richmond av., pair of mittens, Va., other relatives. Interment mer Lou Burke; brother, Tobe Marian Quinney, 31, 1774 Clifton that on March 7, I960, Charles 2229 Barrymore, St. Ann's Addn. a pipe and charger plate, $28.50. Union by Williams and McNabb. Jackson, grandson, great-grand­ APTS., ROOMS FOR RENT av., reported the heaviest losses H. Bynum filed his* petition in 1-floor—2 bedrooms, large kit­ NEW ATTRACTION COMING Samuel D. Lee Jr., 33, same children. Interment Union by —clothing valued at $300 and • LEWIS, Frank, 45, 583 St. the Common Pleas Court of FURNISHED 3-room apartment. chen, living room, bath. Full apartment,, three pipes, $20. Williams and McNabb, ^ TO THE three pairs of special made Clair av., March 6. Survived by Franklin County, Ohio, Division Newly decorated. Private toi­ basement, gas furnace. Mary Arthur Clark, 31, also same shoes, $105, and a $50 camera. wife,"'Ann; daughter; Jean; fa^ • WALKER, James, 1095 of Domestic Relations, in Cause let. Utilities paid. East, near Bodey, AX. 1-5210. apartment, an $8.50 baby basi- Paul Locke, 22, 1743 Richmond ther, Walter;' stepmother, Ber­ Bennett st.,' Feb. 16. Survived No. 99573, *Vr*y-n*_ tor a divorce buslines, shopping. Children R. G. DENMEAD k CO. netta. av., reported a blanket, car tha, uncles, aunts, cousins. In­ by mother, Laura Jackson, De­ from her on the grounds of gross accepted. AM. 8-9125. CA. 4-4249 Realtors CA. 4-9295 William Townes, 28. 195 Clif­ 853 CLUB pillow and a smock, all valued terment Green Lawn by Wil­ troit, other relatives. Interment neglect of duty and extreme RANCH STYLE apartments, 1 EASTGATE. 166 Linfield PI. ton ct., the tool box victim, re- Eastlawn by White. at $8, plus $15 car damages. liams and McNabb. cruelty, and further asks tem­ and 2-bedroom units. $70 and Beautiful story-and-a-half, 2- porary and permanent custody • WILSON, James E., 354 $77.50 per month. Located in bedroom single. Breakfast • NEASON, Willi. Ross, 523 of their three minor children. Organist Doc Smith B alley, March 6. Survived by Galloway av., March 11. Sur­ heart of Shepard at 2008-2020 nook, screened porch, side JOHNNY .UCHf_ftN mm Said cause will be for hearing on E. Fifth Ave. BE. M002, drive, 1-car garage. Some vived by son, James E. Jr.; fa­ husband, Henry; brother, Carl or after April 23, I960.—Frank To Open At Cadillac ther and stepmother, Mr. and help wanted terms. Shown by appointment. Ross; aunt, Frances Wilson, C. Shearer, Att'y. 3-12, 19, 26, The Best of Modern Jazz' . aunts, uncles. Interment East­ Mrs. Thomas Wilson; sisters, Organist Herman (Doc) 4-2. 9. 16. 1960. 2-BEDROOM apartment. $80 FOSTER O. NEWLIN Smith, a popular figure in Cin­ lawn by Whittaker. Neni Black, Maye Diggbie; bro­ per month. Southeast area. cinnati nightclubs, "will open a ther, Thomas Jr.; stepbrothers, Rudolph Harold Robinson, • TATE, Mary E., 948 John TU. 9-8414. BROKER Thurs., Fri., Sat., March 17-19 "limited engagement" at Club | Harold and Elvia Sullinger; whose last known address is 5 et., March 11. Survived by sis­ 1046 E. Long SL Cadllac, 542 N. 20th st., starting nephews, Pearlmon Anderson Formosa Way, Pittsburgh, Pa., ter, Almeda Scales; brother, 31 S. MONROE. CA. 8-3307. • DAKCIHG • All LEGAL BEVERAGES • FOOD Monday,. March 28, owner Tony and Thomas Black. Interment will take notice that on March CL. S-1345 CL. 2-470J Charles W. Brown, nieces, nep­ Furnished apartments. Morrone announced this week. Evergreen by Williams and Mc­ 11, 1960, Rose Marie Robinson hews, other relatives. Interment BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY With revival of "live" enter­ Nabb. filed her petition in the Common Straight Creek, Carr's Run, O., OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT Shirt laundry and dry wash, tainment Club Cadillac also an- Pleas Court of Franklin County, 853 CLUB - 853 N. NELSON RD. by Williams and McNabb. • WILSON, Lulu, Feb. 29, at practically new equipment. Tay­ nounces resumption of th Tues­ Ohio, Division of Domestic Re­ DOCTORS OR DENTISTS. Of­ e residence of son and daughter- lor and Long. Long lease, $150 day champagne cocktail hour. lations, in Cause No. 99611, fice space, 100% location • THREATT, James, 1180 in-law, George and Rosie Low­ praying for a divorce from him above drug store. Corner Wil­ per month. Price $12,500. Down ery, 800 Gibbard av. Also sur­ on the grounds of gross neglect son and Oak. Reasonable rent. payment $3000. Call V. Bailey, OPTOMETRISTS vived by Will and Blant Lowery, of duty and desertion. Said Call BE. 5-5684. CL. 2-4035. A fine business. Ideal Location — Physician nieces and nephews. Interment NOW HEAR THIS ! ! I Meet Your Friends At . . . cause wiU be for hearing, on or In Building — Ample Free OFFICE for rent. Ideal for busi­ FOSTER O. NEWLIN Evergreen by Brooks. after April 30,' I960.—Frank C. RUTH & IDA SAY*. ness or professional man or Parking — Days CA. 4-1485 Shearer, Att'y. 3-19. 26; 4-2, 9, 26,4-2, woman. Inquire Charles Por­ BROKER Eves. BE. 5-8724 CRIPPLED children have the 16, 23, 1960. courage but need your support ter, 50 Hamilton Pk., CA 1046 E. Long SL "COME ONE! COME AU 705 BRYDEN RD. to walk again. Henry C. Griffith, whose last 8-4815. CL. 3-1345 CL. 2-4703 D _ address is unknown, will take Have the Best (hance LONG _. GRANT notice that on March 4, 1960, $11,000 at the FIRST & LAST CHANCE" I REVIEW LOUNGE Lucy M. Griffith "filed her peti­ Used Clothing Store 3V_-bedroom home at 1360 E. NOW AVAILABLE tion in the Common Pleas Court Cor. Long k Grant Rich St, In perfect condition. POPULAR SPOT IN DOWNTOWN COLUMBUS AT of Franklin County, Ohio, Divi­ We buy and sell ladles and 15x15 living room, full dining (Wearing of the Green) FOR RENT OR LEASE sion of Domestic Relations, in men's used clothins room, and modem kitchen. 165 E. LONG ST. COR. OF 4TH Cause No. 99546, praying for a Opening Sale Large yard with fruit trees. Ga­ OVER 1200 SQ. FEET divorce from him on the grounds rage. Close to schools, shops St. Patrick's Day Dance March 17 PLENTY OF FREE PARKING of wilful absence for more than On Gifts and bus. •2.58 mmr one year last past, and gross And Novelties • SUITABLE FOR BUSINESS OR PROFESSIONAL For the large family or two neglect of doty. Said cause will • Dawn Dance Every Saturday 5:30 to 10 A. M. Lit fcwn. S-Tu, Itmrnm «__. K-___,8. OCCUPANCY For All Occasions families. This brick house has 2 be for hearing RUSSELL'S CL. 2-4785 or CA. 4-424_> 1476 OAK ST. at MILLER AVE. CL. 2-0287 POPULAR PRICES J by America's Largest Son* Studio. 703 705 BRYDEN RD. NICE RESTAURANT and bar­ _ Send Poems. Immediate txm_d«_ti-_, becue. Completely equipped. R. G. DENMEAD k CO. * Phenagapli Recent. Mads SALES & SERVICE DAYS: CA. 4-1485 EVE.» BE. 5-8724 .. Cood ippetion. A_L..-«--. . REALTOR* .KUMwscmntt, :uiua__x.,«»»,__. i i __ ••- mmmmmy __JH mmimmm «_..SV. <...«•:Ss-.S 3_ f ' HL, lt#_ & -__r™ s"--'•&(•'

•tWiriH'^^i^^ '" ' •'r:"r3:s:r' PAGE 33 SATURDAY. MARCH 19, 1960 THE OHlO SENTTNEI. PAGE 32 THE OHIO SEMTINgL SATURDAY. -lARCII 19,1960 —— ——' .."> . -. • • • —. MISC. SERVICES Misc. Services I Grocers, Beer and Wine (arryoufs MISC. SERVICES OHIO SENTINEL HOME SERVICE EXPOSITION TAH TOWN TOPICS PAFERHANGING, plaster re­ pairs. Work guaranteed. CaU OHIO STATE YOUTH CENTER, 700 E. 17TH AVE., MARCH IS, 16, 17 MIMtlft Excellent Service At Mooney Chinese Hand laundry & ST. CLAIR CARRY OUT AM. 8-7381 alter 6 p.m. 805 St Clair Ave. Columbus, O. CL. 2-0232 STOP AT Dry (leaning Groceries, Meats, Confectionery, Ice Cream JEFFS PO-OL ROOM One-Stop Laundry & Dry Cleaning SENTINEL RECOMMENDED BEAUTY SALONS Wine and Beer to Carry Out 1218 MT. VERNON AVE. •m'. Store No. I Store No. _ Joe Moore, Prop. ' Cigars. Candles and Ice Cold To list in this directory call CLearbrook. 3-7416. Deadline for new listings, copy 963 ML Vernon Ave. 916 E. Long 8t. »<-ft Drinks changes, is Saturday, 12 noon. MtJbrnt 8 A. M. - 7 P. M. Mon. thru Sat. (AUNO-T .l-VtCl CL. 9-9299 . MAYHUGH and SON -18 MT. VERNON AVE. CL. 3-2021 SAM'S m . CLASSIC To list in this directory loria's Beauty Shop HOURS DALLY 7 A M TO 4 P. M. SHINE PARLOR Beer and Wine To Carryout BEAUTY SALON call CLearbrook 3-7416. 302 Carpenter St 338 N 20th SL, Columbus. O. G £ DRIVE-IN CLEANERS The Store With The Friendly Atmosphere •2ft ML Veraoa CL. $-3070 Prop.; SAMUEL PENSON Deadline for new listings, Qnallty Meats sad Groceries — Miles M. Maybugh, Prop. (336) (IM) Complete Beaaty Service ' (I. 2-8985 Complete Dry Cleaning Service. Alterations k Repair Free City-Wide Delivery Charlie Mao Logan. Prop. copy changes, is Saturday, Operators: Gloria ft Joyce Drapes & Household Articles Our Specialty Operators: Love Ha Oavfes. Specializing In Hair Cutting, 1 • Day 8ervlce KRESGE x • vnjIt— «.__».v_«_..!__ l-trV.TT_—_.— —n J_ nplivcrAXv . 1-9207 PLUMBING CO. Lena Wade, Millie Allen, 12 noon. Tinting, Styling, Manlcurtntj 822 E Fifth Ave. at Fourth St. and Facials SMITH'S 467 E. Main SL Travis .ackson, .toxic Charles Collins, Prop. Kussell. Winifred Wallace, HOUSE of GLAMOUR Introducing- A Brand New GOODWIN Repairing and Remodeling Reconditioning Treatment THE COLUMBUS HOME LAUNDRY Mamie Sidell 198 ML Vernon Ave. CL. 8-5311 AND DRY CLEAN---. CONFECTIONERY Groceries • Meats Res.: BE. 1-16.2 Complete Beaaty Service Cleaners and Laundexv>rs of Quality and Distinction 1471 Granville SL CL. 3-130! Vegetables Office: CA. 4-1338 STYLETTE BEAUTY SALON Hair Styling—Halt Cutting DORA'S CLASSIC A Ono Stop Cleaning Service Gn .erlts, Meats, Confections 1281 Mt. Vernon Ave. Prop -Utile Warren Turner Beauty Salon All Work Done At Our Plant Beer & Wine BROOKS' AUTO (Cor. Champion) CL. 8-1386 Operators: Clara Caldwell. 62S E. LONG ST. Columbus, O. CL. 3-5115 Dally 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. To Carryout Complete Beaaty Service ELECTRIC SERVIC __ Complete beauty service Eleanor Willis, Mary Frances ELIZABETH RANSOM and Opea DaUy 9-11, Son. 10-5 Specializing in Hair Cutting Rassell. Annie Rate Jackson. 134 N. HE. at. CL. 3-5131' * ITfe NOT MY SCHOOL THAT X HATE,-, Repairing Qeaeraters, and Styling Dora Phillips Rassell. Prop. SERVICE SHOE SHINE & REPAIR ALMA DEW8, Props. 678 E. Long SL CL. 2-4367 Regulators, Starters CA 4-654 24 Hoar Service Evenings by appointment Repaired Shoes Can Be Picked Up On Sunday IT* THE PRINCIPAL OF THE THING (* ELAUM BEAUTY SHOP Willie Mae Stanley, Warnie Rear 466 S. Washington A**., Gladyce R. Moore, Opr. William R. Starr, Prop. Ida Mae Griffin and Dorothy Hensley, Maybe Digbie, FEATHERSTONE'S Mr_T UNDER NEW 172 Lexington Are. 894 ML Vemon Ave. Open 8 A. M. to 10 P. M. Bryant, Owners Operators Apfs.v Rooming Houses Apts.. Rooming Houses 459 N. 18TB ST. CL. 8-6035 MANAGEMENT MODERN MARKET CL. 3-10-3 CA M-5- VEGETABLES, MEATS IM N. 26th SL CL. ,-0534 UTTLE Complete Beauty Service BEER & WINE Hattie Elaum. Prop. BEAUTY HEIGHT GROCERIES ERNIE'S MARKET HOUSE of BEAUTY Cornelia Giles, Operator GEORGE'S GARAGE 322 Taylor Ave. CL. 2-8192 TO CARRY OUT 807 ML Vernon av. Beer ft Wine To Carry Out Hair Styling a Specialty Complete Service On All Makes of Cat- New Stock. Complete Line CL. 3-1111 • CL. 3-5873 Weekdays 8 A. M. - 10 P. M. $48 Mt. Vemon CL. 3-8.13 Expert Automatic Transmission Service Open Sal. Afternoon Open Sun. 2 lo 5 Sundays 9 A, M. - 2 P. M. of Groceries, Quality Meats TILLEEN'S George Branson, Prop. 20 Year* Expert ft Imported Champagnes and Vegetables Vendetta Wright, Margaret Complete Beaaty Serviee Hrs: 7:30 A. M.-9 P. M. FLOYD'S Party Supplies — Domestic Long, Louise Smith, Oprs. Bcaute Shoppe No Appointment Necessary 567 N. 20th St CL. 3-1191 Monday through Saturday DaUy ft A. M. to 10 P. M. - j WE DELIVER Anna Bosemaa, prop. 947 ML Vernon Ave. CL. 3-61G' Operators: Mablc Brown, Ernest Holland^ Prop, USED CL01HIM0 Opea Monday thro Saturday Sara Boyd, Almcda Scott, DON'T BE SATISFIED WITH LESS JIMMY'S MARKET Complete Line of Men's, Mclron Givens, Rhea Brown Women's and ChOdren'a JUST A MERE Lacy Ward, The PAUL PETERSON ..^ft./. THA111 —Nn TH_,*__E- BES—»__*T- Wright. Jessie Vinson, | 672 Ml. VERNON AVE. Used Clothing Clara Bogevs, manager DICK'S Beauty Salon Operators . COMPANY • ^v3^,*$*$$$ CU 2-6274 DaUy 16 A. M. 'til 6 P. M, i BEAUTIFUL Columbus, Ohio 315 N. 20th St. - CL. 2-3370 950 DUBLIN RD. . ,^M0/fflF''^' > FOOD MARKET Saturday 9 A. M. «_1 6 P. _L Complete Beaaty Service IIV-A'S BEAUTY SHOP HU. 6-4373 ^-'0$$.$:/$$0$$ i i i Specialising in Choice 474 E. Main St. Sally Nolan, Anna F_enart, 552 St. Clair Ave. CL. 8-1261 Meats aad Groceries Gomfiete Beaoty Service—Hair Styling and Scalp Treatment Hrs.: Men. thru Thurs. — Floyd Meraa, Prep. Grade McCoy, Zorado White, Prop, tma Johnsoo, Oars. Virginia Cole, Complete Line Of S a. at. • 7 p. m. Operators w Quality Meats • Vegetables Fri. • SaL: 8 a. m. - 8 p. m. .(HANDLER Elgetha C_rrl_jttoa, Owner 398 St. Clair Are. CL. 3-G083 Open Daily I A. M. to 8 P. M. WOOD FENCE " ^^^^^^^i Confections r _. r..- a__ . y r»_ ._ * •• • •__*.« •.'.. Sua.: 8 a. m. -1:30 p. m. FASHIONETTA BEAUTY BAR'1 • • Frcc_Estimates • Time Payment. Open DaUy t A.M. to 8 P.M. Shoe Repair Shop Sunday t A.M. te 12 Noon Prop. JAMES H. FLOOD 677 i LONG ST. ^ j CAt-CM 789 Mt. Vernon Ave. CL. 8-5195 BEAUIY SALON Complete Beaaty Service ; Oprst Oertrude MeElrey, Katherine Gunncil. Children welcome. Beautifully landscaped with Complete Shoe Servico FOB SAIE Eileen Stamps, Herbert SeUers, Gladys Lucille Beeves • Why Buy WILLIAM I. BELL Dyed k Repaired With Top Dora Good playgrounds. New, modern brick apartments Columbus Barber Shop Directory Grade Materials Fully Equipped • Good Location Contractor BR. 4-7621 NEAR EASTGATE SCHOOL. Free summer swim- Special Service On CU 8-7623 BOOTH FOR RENT Rei Remodeling and repair ins Is Cinderella Heels k Purses our specialty. Whatever your mint* pool, very neat and clean, 3 bedrooms, attrac­ THOMPSON BARBER SHOP For Delivery Service Job . . . bufld, repair or re­ tive bath and shower, garbage disposal, gas forced- Call Between 3. P. M. MISC. SERVICES model . . . office, home or 964 BIT. VEBNON AVE-. Near WW »«-> garage,, can as for the best air heat, paved parking at your rear door. Rental Opea DaUy price for quality work and office corner N. Nelson Rd. and Maryland Ave. SEVEN CHAIR SHOP C#_*Hete *""»?£a Or material. Open weekdays 9 to 7 p. m. MeTwomen and Children's *****%£ J2S3 NO DOWN PAYMENT Returns 3 YEARS TO PAY AU Work Guaranteed Barters: Isaiah Hamilton, D«"J^!JS_^^ When You (an References Available Wade Saher, Leonard Thomas, O. Meore, Jean _»-_-_** DISTl_B-TeR SUG'S Installation Free THE HAWKINS CU 3-48-1 WHALEY Buy Hew MASON'S 68 N. MONROE AVE. BARBER SHOP of COSMETIC- .-!-_.-_-, OLte BARBER SHOP (aU CL 2-7181 614 E. LONG 8T. (T.5 E. LONG ST. * ' . ' " - " \ ' For Less OPTOMETRISTS and We Welcome Old and New Patrons Complete Barber Service For Free Estimate Supplier of Columbus JEWELERS Transient Guest Welcomed Complete Barber Service Barbers: Sag Bolmaa, < and Central Ohio We Continue to Render the Same Exclusive, Barbers: William E. Stewart, Beauticians For More Complete EYESEXA_nNED * Efficient Service Irene Turner k Bath Joaes George Jones Than 18 Yean GI___S__. FITTED DELUXE FACIALS We Carry A Complete Line . Rooms • WATCH REPAIRING WILLIS WHALE1, Prop. OLDTIMER Reasonable Prices WeO famished, clean with Of Hair And Beaoty Ald3 Satisfaction: Guaranteed Hew Ford Hotel Ho. 2 eery modern hotel facilities. As Advertised Nationally 452H E. Long SL CA. 4-0421 PIERCE'S Haley's Barber Shop Brand New m E. LONG ST. CA. 4-2811 Known from coast te coast far In Ebony Magazine Transient and Permanent homelike atmosphere. BARBER SHOP Guests Welcome ... 1562 ML Veraea Ave. A Community Owned And Ford Hotel No. 1 Still COOPER'S TOURIST Complete Tonsorial Service Operated Enterprise EDWARD P.fflPE: Complete Barber Service Operated at 179 N. 6tb St Eugene Haley, Prep. 328 N. 20th St. Bicycle Tires and Supplies ' 159 N. 17tb St. CL. WHS 134 E. LONG ST. No Down Payment Mrs B H. Ford, Proprietress JAMES COOPER, Mgr. ' William Reynelds, Barber CL. 8-7623 Sharpening ot Lawnmowers. ' CA l-Wtt BELL TELEVISIO•"""N' Payments As Low As Scissors and Knives BKOGSDALE'S COLUMBUS LAUNDRY All Kinds ot Keys Made MISC. FOR SALE MISC. FOR SALE JOHNSON'S 1068 MT. VERNON AVE. Bicrcles (or Beat BARBER SHOP BARBER SHOP (1 Doer East of ON SALE AT & DRY CLEANING S3* Per Week Cameo Theatre) CL. 8-3-60 . *3 S. OHIO AVE 621 E. LONG ST. 324 E. Stb Ave. 906 ML Vernon Ave., Col's., O. MILLER'S FURNITURE STORE Complete Barber Serviee ."lien, Women and ChUdrea't Dependable and Family and Bachelor Bundles TTP-TOP CLE A NEKS Complete Line of Used Furniture and Rugs Facials and Scalp Treatments Bab: Catttsg jDrapes, Blankets, Repairs k LUCKY Ranges, Refrigerators, Washers, Sewing Machines A Specialty Hours: 7:30 A M. 7:20 P. M Guaranteed Television ST. CLAIR PHARMACY ! . Alterations FURNITURE ONE DAS SERVICE CA 4-9-8G Columbus, O. 189 E. MAIN ST; David A. WUllams, Barber Sat 7:M A M. To 8 P. M. Service 676 MT. VERNON AVE. EASY TERMS WE BUY AND SELL FREE DELIVERX Bennie Brogs__le, Prop. CLOSED WEDNESDAI yrvvv* FLORENE RAMSEY, Mgr. 1S71 PARSONS AVE. • _____-—__•_•-• ~ COP I FONAPD & ST. QLAIR Pie** Vp and Delivery C. L. RAMSEY, Prep. HI. 3-9785 I Columbus, Ohio

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To Africa: First Native Cardinal , -•'.-.- "':*"'".:': • RDTOBO. Tanganyika-..—(Special).—National elation is at IF YOU CAN AFFORD TO RENT... a high peak here over the message from the Vatican in Rome, dis­ closing that Pope John last week elevated scholarly Bishop Lau- rian Rugamhwa of Rutobo to the rank of Cardinal, making him the first native African to become a Prince of the Roman Catholic _)U CAN OWN A HOME IN Church and, at 47, Uie church's second youngest Cardinal. Cardi­ nal Rugambwa, an expert at seven languages, including English, K.': French, Latin and German, with six other new princes of the church, wU be instaUed In impressive ceremonies at the Vatican on March 28. INTERESTING FACTS concerning methods ol selling and handing Insurance accounts Is be­ ing discussed and explained during Atlanta Life Insurance Co. career training Institute underway ILO Uniquely Tripartite here Pictured during one of the informative sessions Is Instructor Ph-lip R. Robinson, standing, The International Labor Organization -is a unique, tripartite and his eager class, consisting of, from left, Evelyn Diggs, Major Thompson, Marie 8anders, James Whatley, Robert Jones Jr. aad Herbert Farris. Applications are new being accepted for agency in that representatives of 80 member governments, their enrollment in the next session, which starts March 28.—Pierce Photo. SOUTHFIELD worker and employer organizations each have a voice and vote in deciding the major international labor Issues. Atlanta Life Career Training and it's the best home in Program Gets Under Way Here Atlanta Life Insurance Co. is derwriting and handling the recent graduating class includ­ conducting an interesting and business in keeping with the ed Major Thompson,. Mario informative career training in- company's high standard of op­ Sanders, Evelyn Diggs, James stitute for agents as a part of eration. Whatley, Robert Jones Jr. and the firm's intensified expansion Instructor is Phillip R. Robin­ Herbert Farris. program for 1960, it was an­ son, graduate o_ Ohio State uni­ nounced by R. J. Handle, dis­ versity, where he majored in DETAILS AND other informa­ trict manager. industrial management and in­ tion may be obtained by calling A curriculum covering three surance. Mr. Robinson or Mr. Handle at weeks of class and field instruc­ Applications are now being ac­ tho insurance company office, tion is offered with the primary cepted for enrollment in the 825 E. Long st., CI. 3-3815. "_- purpose of teaching new agents next session, which commences PD. ADV. the basic fundamentals and March 28. most modern methods of life un­ THE INSTITUTION'S most Health For All Ry MARION LEWIS • • WHAT'S YOUR TR IQT • WHAT IS YOUR Tuberculosis Intelligence Quotient? That is, how much do you know about TB? The Tuberculosis Society of Columbus and Franklin County has drawn up nine statements Remove This about tuberculosis. Are they true or false? DON'T MISS THIS LOW COST, ONCE-IN-MIFETIME 1. Tuberculosis is inherited. Shadow From 2. People who cat properly 6. True. But 100,000 of them HOME BUYING OPPORTUNITY! and live in decent houses don't may not know they have TB. four Home! get TB. * 7. False. Twice as many men Does your insurance fall For less than the price of rent, you can now own a modern six-room ranch style 3. People who have TB usual­ as women have TB the Society short of -overing to­ home in Southfield. Spacious homes, landscaped yards, all city improvements ly feel sick*. tells us. day's higher value of and utilities. Only 250 Southfield homes will be available—get your reservation 4. A hot, dry climate is best 8. True. When the outward your property? If so, in now. No down payment required. Only 171.60 a month. The only require­ for people who have TB. signs of TB do appear, indiges­ you stand to lose im­ ments: A steady job, satisfactory credit rating, and only 1200 cash to cover 5. Once a person has had TB tion may be one of them. ' portant money in case closing costs. he's immune, to further, attacks. of fire. See us soon. - 8 Kinds of Stone to choose from 9. False. When TB is not dis­ Cheek these fine feature*: 6. About 250,000 Americans covered until it is in a very ad­ • 3 Largo Bedroom- • Big Living Room have active TB today. 100 Exciting Colors to select from vanced stage, cure may be im­ • Beautiful Kitchen • Modem Bathroom 7. More women than men possible. Last year 12,000 peo­ Earl Hood • Automatic Gaa Heat • Garbage Disposal come down with TB. ple died of tuberculosis. There • Laundry Room • Asphalt Tile Floor* 8. Indigestion is a symptom of Insurance Agency 20 YEAR GUARANTEE BACKED BY 31 YEARS OF arc no shots or vaccine against • Copper Plumbing • 5 Large Closet. TB. this contagious disease. TB is a 976% !_** CL,%g_glt EXPERT SERVICE , 9. Everyone can be cured of long way from being licked, the FamiHes Relocated Duo To Highway C^-troctkm Havo Priorityl TB today. Tuberculosis Society emphasi­ • NOW CHECK TOUR ans­ zes. Imnrovemeai _J_ot_ett-- In connection with Perma-Stone, we do a complete wers with those given us by Exterior Restyling Job. We offer you a choice of 4 the TB Society. different types of Aluminum Siding, Stucco in many 1. False, TB is picked up—just FLOOR PLAN features _ui_-vinf design, **&P?J*l beautiful Colors and Textures, Concrete Patios, like colds or measles—from SeTSclaainf Mg famOj-slse living room, hlg -ttchen with choice of 4 different types of Aluminum Patio someone else who has it. Covers, Wrought Iron, Picture Windows, Planters 2. False. Good food and hous­ GEORGE'S DYE SHOP dining space. and everything needed to convert your Home to a ing help protect against TB but INC. Thing of Beauty. they are by no means certain FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF OUR AND YOU PAY: insurance against it, the Society CUSTOMERS AND TO INSURE BETTER Our Prices are right for you — Terms. warns. Whether or not you get TB depends on other factors as SERVICE WE NOW HAVE ONLY TWO We can arrange payments to suit any Budget. well. NO DOWN PAYMENT! 3. False. When a person first LOCATIONS ... For Free Styling Suggestions aad Free Estimates, Call becomes ill with TB, he may 123 E. Long St. CA. 1-3091 AM. 2-5511. If out-of-town, do not hesitate, call and reverse feel perfectly well. This is the 50 A MONTH the charges. stage of the disease when it is 15 W. State St CA. 4-0560 HI. 3-7448 a. Low monthly paymenU Inc-ode* most easily cured. The Same Courteous, Efficient Services That Have taxes and insurance. 4. False. Climate has absolu­ ^^ __ LAST NITE TONITE (THURSDAY, MARCH 17) TIL 11 P. M. tely nothing to do with TB. Been Tradition With GEORGE'S DYE SHOPS Will - PERMA-STONE COLUMBUS, INC. 5.'False. A person who has PrevalL VISIT OUR OPEN HOUSE, 3090 Fairwood Ave. — 719 E. HUDSON ST. COLUMBUS 11, OHIO been successfully treated for Daily - from 12 Noon to 7. P. M. Go south on Btfgh Exposition TB may have a relapse and be­ f_ TUViI .intrion east on Livingston to Lockbourne Road, AM. 2-5511 .__- come ill again, the Tuberculosis EXPERT SHOE REPAIRING - DYEING *° rLock^e to Southfield. Watch lor signs. Society explains. .... •

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il Globetrotter-Rockets Bill Nashville's Pioneering Golfereette To Be TOR Entertainment Once Hated Golf; She's A Winner Now other, cities of the south would By IINNIS BREEDLOVE 1 until Nell Randall of Atlanta become as liberal as Nashville "IF YOU HAVE ever be X •-- c« tmm ... ; ti.iim lllm>n < - . I—*. I .. .•.. I - ~».at Entering Bethlehem Center one ambition is to win a trophy for her this year when wc meet in the Ray Mitchell North-Sou tit Business school, her rewards in Louisville and I want all the SCIOTO BEVERAGE COMPANY tournament in Miami. AI.TIlr.A GIBSON KAROL FAGEROS Were soon to pay off, as she was spectators to be standing on Uie CA. 1-7651 probably one of the first of her As she said, "1 thought 1 was 18th tea when our flight is race, to become a secretary in doing OK until I played at Mi­ over.". one pf the large business con­ ami. It was there that 1 decided cerns of tht- city. that ladies from other sections She was employed by the Da­ of the country really play for vidson Chemical Co. Her suc­ keeps. 1 foiled to win but I w " cess at the firm opened tbe way. have to admit that I had a swell for a large number of employees time trying." who ..would never have had the WHEN OTI1KB courses of chance, Nashville became integrated, EXCLUSIVE I HIGH-POWER AS, THE SAVING goes, ''love Ellen was the first of her race is where you .find it," she was to tee off. Instead of looking upon her as something different, married at.an early age to Wal­ the gallery stood in awe as lv-r ter Bryant Jr. and from this un-j OFFER! FLASHLIGHT drive equalled or ^bettered sev­ Ion two lovely children graced with red warning blinker eral of the male players. their household. Comments from, players and An employee at the U. S. Post spectators were befitting a ONLY mo 0 WITH AN Office, Walter decided he would queen as they wondered how she CARNIVAL SEASON in Cuba was a ray -affair this year, despite reported strife and disagree­ take up golf as his activity and could hit a ball with such ac­ OIL CHANGE ments MI the political front. Pictured Is beautiful Consuelo Garcia, queen of tha event, aa aha thought Ellen should do like­ curacy within so little time. Hit was crowned by Comandanto Juan Almeida, first colored chief of the Cuban army, during tha wise. Her daughter, Audrey, who is colorful festival, which included many beautiful colored and white models. Being rebuffed, it waa on their married to Prof. James Wat­ 89 anniversary that he surprised kins of Franklin High school, her. She had talked about all Nashville, was the first of her the fine-things all her friends race to appear on a regular TV Tan Cagers Dominate All American had been getting for birthdays show in. the south with a mixed and other special events. She N. YORK.—Oscar RobeYtson, Lee Shaffer^ N. Carolina, and "the mobility of a smaller man, cast. received a set of golf clubs and the fabulous "Big O" from Cin­ Terry Dischinger, Purdue. and can lead a fast break." For more than two years she Wilkens, Providence's ft ft. 2 B caddy cart. Hiding her wrath, cinnati, led Uie balloting of the Robertson, 6 ft. 5 in, Cincin­ appeared on the "Noel Ball in. senior, ia probably "the sea- the decided sh« would try to U. S. Basketball Writers Ass'n nati ace, was the top-heavy first learn the game even.though it Show" as a pantomimic and is •*•• for Basketball All-America hon- ton's- best' defensive player," currently appearing as song­ choice in the balloting. He not made_.no sense to her at the • said Look. stress at the Zanzibar, one o( only set scoring records but was time. a remarkable playmaker and Nashville's finest supper clubs. Besides Robertson, the Negro rebounder as well; the first •MEADOWLARK" LEMON TAKING A FEW lessons from She has several recordings that stars who made Basketball All- USBWA three-time All-America, OSU Swim Coach Walter (he plays as lousy as 1 are destined to hit the top. America are Tom Stith of St. Opponents of the Globetrotters in top shape and is expected to Robertson "is tha perfect bas­ do), she decided that a few les­ ONE OF THE ladies who Bonaventure; Indiana's Walt on the big program of basket­ give a thrill a minute with his ketball player," stated the se­ Gears Team For NCAA sons from someone else would played in the tournament at Bellamy and Len Wilkens of ball and other entertainment fast, entertaining antics and lection committee's report. Swimming Coach Mike Peppe be the answer tRoger Kaiser, Georgia long has been a colorful part of tha "Golden Lame Pants Girl." Tech; Jerry Lucas, Ohio State; 10 _ in., is described aa having Murray, backstroke; Tom -Ko- sports lore, dating back almost job, being a housewife and con­ vacs, all strokes; Artie Wolfe, to the time Dr. Naismith invent­ ENTERTAINMENT at ihter- centration on iriy golf game, 1 -.ission will be provided by the just haven't had time to think butterfly; BUI Van Horn, ed the game. DOCTOR Carmenas, equilibrists; Kimiko about glowing old." - • PEYTON'S (som. STATIONS sprints; Charles Bechtel, free THE CLASSY Rockets follow Yokoi, ballerina of the bicycle, As secretary of U\e "par bust- LOCKE'S BARBER SHOP style-, and Jack Foster, sprints. in the footsteps of great travel­ and the table tennis duo of ters" and active in the affairs of ers such as the N. York Celtics, Richard Bergmann and Narika- X-2K. th* southern district of UGA, "FOUR STATIONS TO SERVI YOU" Expert Tonsorial Service —Creators of Process Styles N. York Rens and Detroit 7,u Fuji!. she said one of her fondest • • Eagles. Tickets for thi* big triple _i>i.

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-• M_fi_ PAGE 39 SATURDAY. MARCH 19.1960 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, MARCH 1_, 196. PAGE 38 THE OHIO SENT-MEL S'field Citizens Continued From Page 2 bulldozers. Thus, it la understandable why Northend property owners have BROOKS been overcome by such intense fear, and why they are fighting desperately to prevent their homes from being destroyed for REALTY CO. CA. 4-5770 tht purported purpose of ex­ panding and beautifying the EAST and SOUTHEAST campus of a university. BRICK, $-000 down, land contract, good condition, tt rooms, excellent investment, forced air gat neat, 2

PHBa-a_-_--_--a____B-a-Ka-___B^^ baths. $39S per month income. Call Charles WUburn, RODERICK C. WHITE JR. (seated), son of Mr. and Mrs. Two Car-Looting CL. 2 9070 or CA. 4-5.70. n«_erlck C. WhUe __., Mil Chitteaden av;, Is flanked by three BRICK, $12,000, 3 bedrooms, furnace, garage, large lot. olIm***'ma gue_U who Joined him in celebration of hta CA. 4-770 or CA. 1-3141. inl l-Stoy Ust Feb. 20. Besldea th. traditional cake. his Suspects Nailed FRAME, land contract, small down payment, $70 per birthday menu included candy, punch and Ice cream. He re- Two youthful car looting sus­ month, 0 rooms, 2 large aad 1 small bedrooms, 21_15 , We?n.any lovely gift., of course, and asked that hia thanks pects, arrested last week, have living- room, hardwood floors, automatic water heater, be exUnde/to Ralph Paul Fears, Skipper Staten, Jimmy Jones, been' charged with grand lar­ gas furnace/ large yard, fall basement. George _£. H_r™_^o__-on. Buster and Johnny Williams, Tommy Davis | ceny. Bobby L. Freeman, 21, Davis, CL. 2-8853 or CA 4-5770. U £bert FoeV M GUkey, Terl Driver, Carol and Ltada and James D. Dunlap, 2., both 5-ROOM 2-story frame, 2 bedrooms, gas furnaee, nice Meddle. Paulette Waters, Debbie Jones. Valerie Mayo, Cheryl of 253 N. Monroe av., were ap­ yard. Priced to sell, S450O. CA 14143 or CA. 4-5770. Fears Janice E. Sherrill, Gretehen Kai Home, Debbie Johnson prehended while rifling an auto FRAME DUPLEX, 4 rooms, bath up, 5 rooms, bath down, and many ethers. __. on Harriaon av. March 9, police gas furnace, garage, large lot, priced low. $147 per said. month income. Call Rebecca L. Redman, CL. R-2611 TO BENEFIT PASTOR'S AID Card Of Thanks Their plunder consisted ot or CA. 4-5770, Rev. J. L. Outlaw, with the $80 in cash and $75 worth of S14.0OO—4-FAMILY DOUBLE. 3 rooms, bath, space heater URBANCREST.—I wish to ex­ (approved) to each unit, good condition, $269 per month . ONE OF THE MANY SHOW CARS from a six-state area that will compete in tha 1900 third choir and congregation of Shi­ miscellaneous articles, police press thanks to Mrs. Dorothy reported. Owner of the car was Income'. Pay cash or terms. Call Charles Wilbum, annual Auto-Rama, whlrh will be sponsored at the Youth Center, Ohio State fairgrounds, 700 !'.. loh Baptist church, Mansfield, Smith and Mrs. Mary Vester for CL. 2-9070 or CA. 4-5"0. 17th ar., by IheTrotters Hot Rod Club, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, March --, 26 and.77. Tro seeing to it that our Troop No. identified as Clinton Compton, will conduct service at Hosack 312 W. 1st av. phles and other special awards, valued at .1000, will be handed out to tha lucky winners. Baptist church, for benefit of 341 had transportation to and NORTH and NORTHEAST from Columbus on a "Visit An­ Freeman and Dunlap both the Pastor's Aid April 10 at 3 waived examination and were FRAME DOUBLE, 9 rooms a side, gas furnace, foil base­ • ADVICE TO THE UTTI.E other Church" trip; also Mrs. ment, large yard, fall price $10,009. CA. 1-3143 or p. m. Thelma Feaster, for standing by bound over to the grand jury ! GIRI-S—Making a man a little CA. 4-sm I t Trotters '60 Auto-Rama in case of need. May I also under $1000 bond each by Muni­ jealous is all right but'you can THE TROTTERS HOT ROD 0U» mSESTS thank Mrs. Gene Galloway, Mrs. cipal Court Judge Horace BANCROFT ST. 5 rooms, 1-floor plan, less than 2 years make him too jealous and 'oso Many are expected to be on Competition, embracing par­ Troop. old. Lovely little bungalow. $1600 down. CA 4-5779 er TKIBD AKKUAL him because he becomes suspi­ hand when the Trotters Hot Rod ticipants from a six-state area, Feaster and Mr. M c H e n r y Trout tor seeing to l\?that Troop CA. 1-3143. cious. Club opens its third annuul will be for trophies< and other EASTER SEALS do more Auto-Rama, at the Youth Cen­ awards, valued at more than 341 was able to attend the 48th than sejve crippled children and HURRY! Good Investment Property. $300 monthly Income, ter, Ohio State fairgrounds, 700 StOOG. a „ . Girl Scout Lazarus birthday par­ adults In treatment and reha- .-family apartment, 4 baths, 4 furnaces. "FOR YOU!" E. 17th av., Friday, March 25, Dormitory acconimodat ioni ty, while I was ill.—Mrs. Phyllis biliatlon programs. They help Moderate down payment. Call Charles WUburn, CL. 1960 AtlTQR Thanks—- N. High Johnson, Leader, Girl Scout _-9079 or CA. 4-5779. at 6 p. m. The affair will run will be provided for all wiahing maintain equally important na­ through Saturday and Sunday, to take in the entire show. Ad­ Ed Baihy Troop 341. tional programs of research and March 26, 27. The Saturday mission is $1, at the box office educaton. By contributing to Win and HILLTOP MORE THAN CARS!! "Th. Ut-a Haia i» IM Waif* i Easter Seals, you promote the DEMOREST RD. 5 rooms, 1-floor plan. Gift! Only $6009. ••:-; hours will be from 11 a. m. to 12 (no advance sale). Children un­ CstsM-aa. 0-_ EASTER SEALS tight crip­ midnight, and Sunday hours, 11 der 12, accompanied by an pling conditions nationwide. | well-being of the nation. CA. 1-3143 or CA. 4-57.0. CUSTOM • • SPORT CARS a. m. to 7 p. m. adult, will be adriiitted free. DOUBLE. Clarendon Ave. Excellent neighborhood. Near DESIGNS • HOT RODS schools and transportation. Live tn one side and let 1 the other side pay the mortgage. Low down payment. y ANTIQUES • TQS Pilgrim Recreation (enter CA. 1-3143 or CA. 4-5770. • STRIP CARS • GO KARTS 1960 OHIO We Will Build You A 3-Bedroom Ranch Type Home Interested teenage boys ara serve as helpers for other parti­ Call Ua For Details — CA. 1-3143 or CA. 4-5770. PICK-UPS CYCLES • RACERS invited to participate in weight- cipants. Have Lots! Will Sell North, South, East, West and lifting exercises on Tuesdays, ROLLER SKATING is another LICENSE HATES Suburban — Lots Range in Size from 35x84 ft. to FROM SIX STATES 7-9:30 p. m. Among those al­ populur activity, on Monday and ready participating are Richard Acres. Call George Davis CL. 2-8053, CA. 1-3143 i ' • • • ' ," "" Friday evenings, for teenagers "pQHAxsn Evans and Ronnie Llewllyn of the immediate community. or CA. 4-5770. Fowlkes, East High wrestlers. • 5 -..* *.,.• * # i Membership cards must be pre­ FREE!! We Have A Waiting list For Rentals! $ With the addition to the staff sented for admission. Elemen­ List Your Property With Us! OVER 2/|JWI#AWARDED of Al Harrington, recent Cen­ tary children skate on Tuesday* With Each "FISHERMEN—OUTDOOR MEN ! ! !" 24» Perry Schooner tral State gt'ad, tumbling and and Thursdays, 3:30-5:30 p. m. IM TROraSES AKD %Hmi PRIZES stunts have taken on new im­ Howard Spilicr and Clareuc* Set Of New Trailer. Equipment: Bunk bed, kitchen,. gas heating T8 MRTI*».\I-T$ GLOBE portance. These classes art- Watkins ar« in charge of instruc­ stove, electric freezer. held* daily for elementary chil­ PAT CLEARY tions. ART DEAL TROTTERS dren, from 3:30-5:30 p. m. Miss Drewetta Smith, popular INVESTORS Teen groups meet Monday and East High majorette, is current­ it « PftVAl MASTERS U S. ROYAL SAFETY 8'. or U. S ROYAL SAFEWAY U.S. ROYAL MAST^^S.KU^RY & D£AL TJRES ^ OHLEN AVE. 5 rooms, space heater, bath, large let aad MARCH 25-26 27 Wednesday evenings. Harring­ ly volunteering her services aa 0 garage. Price $3709. CA. 4-5779 or CA. 1-3143. GLOBETROTTERS ton also serves as instructor of baton twirling instructor. Class­ boxing and weightlifting. Willie es are conducted on Wednesday First Paymenl Due May 1st - We Carry Our Own Accounts STAMBAUGH AVE. 4 rooms, frame, with bath. Price YOUTH CENTER BLDG. vs. Miller and Harold Whit son are and ' Friday afternoons. Misa $3509. CA. 4-5779 or CA. 1-3143. among those who show great po­ (lassy Baltimore Rocket. Smith will graduate from East Why waitT Too c.n have .our new IS* Ohio license tags absolutely FREE when you STATE FAIRGROUNDS tential in these activities. They this June. FP.t., MARCH 25— .00 PM. TO i?-C PM PLUS buy a set ot new tires, mentioned above, at Cleary and Deal. Tags and Ores moonUd SAT. MARCH 26—1100 A.M. TO 12 00 FM. Rep. Tuck of Virginia has introduced a. bill that would decl-ra FOR BETTER World Famed Tennis Stara SUN , MARCH 27—1100 A.M. TO 7" Pi) PM feather bedding contracts unenforcible and void. He explained without charge. Take advantage of these sal, prices now. Offer good until March If*. f-ef ADMISSION SAt TILL NOON IO Ait ALTHEA GIBSON that existing law declares it to be an unfair labor practice fur a la­ 1957-58 Wimbledon Champ Hurry, hurry, stop in today. bor organization to cause an employer to pay for services not per­ formed. "But unfortunately," he added, "this provision of law haa -_,_. -r._ _• HI-SIVFSS - WE SERVICE WHAT WE SB-J­ KAROL FAGEROS OUR BUSINESS IS THE TIRE BUSINEb- n*m 'Golden Lame Pants Goddess" not bfen enforced and thus many millions of dollars are mulcted ... each year from the American people." ' EXTRA ADDED! YAUDK VILLE ACTS I SKdiwc^elt- ^r 5abH_4 -J U ,*;__V*HtSfrw Thur*., March 31, 8 P. M. 'DAVE" Handler •'CHARUE" Margatia CLEARY «• DEAL TIRES, Inc. _> — ... — — -_-.- GENERAL ADMISSION *1J00 O-ln State Fairgrounds 222 OEVEIAND AVE. "* W} Ircskj Really IM Hamilton km. COLISEUM Buckeya BAIL BOND Agency — --~-****------___-______B_aw__-s__a___*__(MWt *MM torn riCKETS: Central Ticket Offlca pat-tNT AX. 4-2323 AX. 9-0262 CL. 3 2621 v. a a*, TU. _-»--- - mm.m^mm.imm-mm.swm.mem.mi. SAVE 25< ran AS M.-KS1I ALL'S.. -•» N. High SL On Night Calls Dial BE. 1-3609 l - ' $5.00, 92.5a, $1.50. Ta_ tea.