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ED. ULMER PAUL MARTLV SAM 11DMOBE Halfback End End . Hint C. S; Probe Will Reveal Ohio State.university's sopho­ group will be Junior Paul Martin THE "PONT" defensive backs • more-dominated football squad or Junior Charles Bryant at left include 168 pound Senior Jim will open its 1960 season Satur­ end; Seniors Oscar Hauer or Herbstrcit; 174 pound Junior Siory On Page 3 *^&£m\-' day against the Southern Metho­ Don Young at left guard; Senior Ron Huck; 171 pound .Senior Bill dist Mustangs, an opponent Jim Tyrer at right tackle; Sen­ German and 172 pound Senior BOB FERGUSON which has provided some of the ior Tom Matte at quarterback Billy Wentr, who also will play Fullback stadium's biggest thrills in and Junior Bob Ferguson at full­ offense. All except Tidmore are three previous contests. The back. Senior Gabe Hartman is a lettermen. tew remaining tickets are ex­ probable starter at right guard pected to be gone by game time instead of Butts. Others likely to see action .(1:30 p. m.), thus assuring an­ against the Mustangs include Regardless of the starters at Junior Center Jene Watkins; SPORTS GIEANINGS other capacity crowd of 80,000. left tackle or right guard, the For the first time in nearly a Senior Tackle Jim Mats; Junior offensive team averages 204 End George Wittmer; Junior By BILL BELL • Sport, Editor decade the Buckeyes will, follow pounds, with Tyrer the giant of the platoon system, and, with Quarterback Jack Wallace; S-'p- thc squad at 245 pounds. homore halfback Ken Johnson, improved receiving available, The No. 1 defensive unit will also are expected to exhibit the lightweight of the squad.at • ABOUT 5 O'CLOCK Saturday afternoon, the host ot Ohio have more experience. Letter- more forward passing. 152 pounds, and Sophomore Full- State football fans will' have their answer to the question, which men will hold down at least back Dave Francis, has worried them since last spring. Kamely: Can Woody Hayes Six sophomores are likely to • i g h t positions. Sophomores change his offense from a four yard inside tackle attack to a wide be in the No. 1 offensive .unit Gary Moeller, 205, will play at David .Kattcrhenricb, a good open offense? Everyone who has seen the Bucks practice says Saturday, including two diminu­ right guard and be a line-backer sophomore fullback prospect, that we will see a new offense. But only time will tell. •» tive halfbacks, 167 pound Bob along .frith Bill Minkowski. has been shifted to right half,* ... Klein and 177 pound Ed Ulmer. The. latter also is an offensive and could break into the game. We know there will be one change in that there will be no more Other first-year players will in­ Fiers and Tolford have exchan- . quarterback. Junior Tom Perude iron men teams this year. They will have the platoon system with clude 222 pound tackle Bob Vo- ged positions, Fiers going to the and either Sam Tidmore or one team labeled offense and the other defense, but both teams gel; 187 pound center Billy Arm­ right side of the line. will be capable of playing both ways if the situation demands it. strong; 225 pound guard Bob Larry Stephens, both juniors, Butts and 207 pound end Bob will be at the ends. Seniors Alan The defensive team averages There are at least four lads on the team who have the poten­ Fiers and George Tolford are only 186 pounds and this includes tiality of becoming All-American candidates. There may be more, Middleton. If Vogel does not start at left tackle, another sop­ the defensive tackles; Junior using 202 pound Detrick over but these are lads who have already shown flashes of ability that Mike Ingram and Senior Jim 190 pound Mrukowski. This fig­ point to greatness. Among them is fullback Bob Ferguson. Foi1 homore, 220 pound Daryl Sand­ ers, -will draw the assignment. Lander will be the other two ures to be the lightest defensive six .out ol the last eight years, Ohio State has had great Negro linebackers with' Moeller and unit in the Big Ten by consider­ backs, but they have never been able to make All-American. We ROUNDING out the offensive Mrukowski or Roger Detrick. able. •. . . - think Ferguson is All-American timber and we hope that injuries and all the other jinxes which have haunted sepia backs at Ohio State will stay oft his back. Coifs Win Opener; Duquesne Next H, Y. Post Suspends • SEPIA STARTERS Saturday will be Ferguson at fullback, sophomore Ed Ulmer at left half, Paul Martin at end, on tbe of­ The Columbus Colts, newest THE COLTS have nine' sepia Robinson's Column fensive squad. Sam Tidmore will be at end on the Bucks, which is local football team, opened their boys on the squad—Wilbert Cric- Hayes' name for thc defensive squad. The fifth race lad an the season Saturday night in Jet kett, Ray Hamilton, Bill Cum­ N. YORK.-TThe N, Ifork Post squad is Rodney Foster, a 6 It., 220 pound guard from Cleveland. stadium by swamping the Tole­ mings, Chuck Perry, Bill Banks, has dropped ' ex-baseball star • do Tornadoes, 37:0, before 9738 Ray Clark from Columbus; Bob Jackie Robinson's column until Steele, Gene Knight and Al Mer- Out at the other end of the city at little Capital U. is probably happy fans. The Colts ran the after the Nov. 8 election, be­ gamut in offense. In the first riweather of Newark. noe of the greatest backs in the nation. He is truly a triple threat cause he has accepted a bid to quarter they sent fullback Larry back, but he will get little publicity, because he is not playing in Hamilton, Steele and Knight campaign for the Republican Buckles inside. When the Torna­ the large conferences. We are talking about Al White, the Ports­ started on the offensive team at ticket. In the.past, the Post has does pulled in to stop bis inside mouth speedster who last year scored 17 touchdowns and "kicked end, tackle and guard, respec­ generally favored Democratic drive, quarterback Jerry Fields tively. Crockett and Cummings candidates, but has not announ­ one field goal for a total of 107 points, in thc tough Ohio Confer­ took to the air. Then, with sec­ ence. He grossed 1177 yards, 825 yards rushing, 145 yards on 14 are regulars on the defensive ced this year's preference. onds left in the first half, offen­ team at end and tackle. On pass receptions and threw completed passes for 107 yards. Not sive coach, Gene Fekete, came some defenses Cummings lined satisfied with that, he averaged 34.5 yards for 22 punts. Where up with some razzie dazzle up at middle guard. All of the iWON 21, LOST 18, TIED 1 PETITE AND CHARMING Alice Grant af Columbw-. v.gbt, MIRROR IMAGE Is at pretty Mrs. Frances Cook, 91 Heffmaa a v., a student at Pmro'a AtbaM can you find a man who did more and did it so welt _ which has not been used by a race players played except Ray j . . __- . . \ Tbe Sentinel's "Miss Bronte" of 1959, and lovely Marie Taylor, of Cosmetology. Frances, who knowa that beaaty depends an goad health, is one af aaaay feeaatt- My advice to all you football tans who cannot get a ticket to Columbus coach since the days Clark, whose contract was no. OXFORD. — Since 1946, tha Mt. Vernon, left, "Miss Bronxe" ef I960, took time oat at Vets Memorial last week to pose witb Gene Fallen, promotions direc­ the Ohio stadium: Run out on E. Mound St. to Capital U. stadium of-the late Francis Smith—-r for­ old enough to be eligible. ?year that classification of major etaas writing mirror messages to their Eastside clients that free X-rays will be offered tbeenfb ward lateral which caught the land small college football teams tor of WTVN-Badlo. Miss Grant, currently a headliner In the and you will see one ot tlie nation's greatest backs in action. Also, The Colts get a stiff er test Oct. 8 at II MK-stiens La tbis area. Complete X-ray schedules caa be obtained by catting tbe TB Toledoans off balance _»nd let j Saturday night when they meet i began, Miami university's famed Pearl Bailey revae, stopped off to visit her family while something that you often hear about but seldom see in this era of scatback Gary Larnotta scam­jthe Duquesne Iron men of Pitts- ] "small college'* team has won enroute to Belle Vernon. Pa.', to join tha Bailey outfit in an en­ Satiety, Ca. S47M. specializing—"A true triple threat back." per 35 yards to score. 1 burgh in the stadium. • 21. lost 18 and tied one against gagement there.—Pirn e Pboto. '"major college*' opposition.

o^jfogfljjfljBW^ Ba*3MJb.eo»w THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, I960 THE OHIO SENTINBU THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, I960 THE OHIO SENTINEI. PAGE ^ PAGE 2 Red Cross Unable To Help Firing Bring Probe Urge Gov. To Drop Racial Bias Squeeze Victims; Columbus In Naming Ohio College Boards Group Begins Aid Program YOUNGSTOWN. __, The Ohio citizens and local government The next president was also NAACP, in a resolution adopted officials who aided integration The resources of the Ameri-1 THE RED CROSS letter, sign- urged to "exercise that measure by its final business session last of lunch counters and other pub­ can Red Cross are not available ed by its president, Alfred M. of moral persuasion which Saturday, called upon Gov. Di­ lic accommodations in the south. for aid to the courageous Negro jGruenther, points out that the would create a climate of ac- Saile to discontinue the practice But at the same time "we con­ ceptance for civil rights of all citizens of Fayette County, organisation bad heard of the of limiting appointments of Ne­ demn those persons and agen­ cithteps." Tenn., who have, for several Tennessee situation and, as a re­ groes to the Trustee Board of cies who aire responsible for In other action, the Ohio Civil months, been the unfortunate sult, is in touch with Dr. John Central State college. denying the aforementioned Rights Commission was com­ victims of a sales boycott spon­ A. Morsel! of the NAACP, in con­ rights to Negro citizens." mended for "its excellent prog* sored by white business opera­ nection with it. Such appointments should be reas," and called upon employ­ tors In the county, who are at­ made on the "basis of qualifica­ . "We express dismay and COLUMBUS ALUMNI aad Beta chapter, ot Kappa Alpha Palmare maktag plans to observe But Mr. Gruenther explains ers, both private and public, to tempting to discourage colored tion without regard to race, and alarm at the continued laxity the Stth anniversary of the founding of the national fraternity, lire local chapters as part of their that the Red Cross* resources "fully comply" with the spirit of that the governer be i .quested of tbe federal government and celebration are planning a dinner-dance on Friday, Nov. 11, and a Community Forom on Sunday, citizens from registering and are "inadequate to deal with the taw. It also urged all citizens voting. immediately to make suc_| fu­ local school boards fa imple­ m » Att'J'lEpmtm& Bell, polemareb of the Colombo, Alumni chapter, is laylting^ll former needs growing out of economic GALE L. BEEDER RAND P. HOLLENBACK "wbo may feel aggravated to The fact was made plain in a ture appointments in keeping menting the Supreme Court makers - Lis Tnd the a___.nl chapter to attend the celebration. James L. AJien *«£»«« maladjustments of chronic wel­ make their complaints through letter from national headquar­ A resolution, calling for a His action was also motivated with this resolution," the dele­ decision desegregating the aad Att'y David White Is vice chairman ef the golden anniversary committee. H. Slratton Hou­ fare problems," so "have been gates stated. the proper channels." ters of the Red Cross recently confined to relieving distrce.. aweeping investigation of the by a suggestion of Melville D. schools." ses Is chairman of the budget, Foster Newtta aad Cat! B. Jones are chairmen of the dinner- received by Mrs. Mayme Moore, Municipal Civil Service Com­ Frank, a member of the commis­ IN REFERENCE to alleged resulting from natural disasters THE 15 POINT, eight page THEY EXPRESSED grati­ dance, Harland L. Randolph Is chairman of the Commonlty Forom and Larry H. Robinson Is 41 N. Monroe av., civil rights mission and its staff was unani­ sion, that Council look into all police brutality, the convention such ns hurricanes, tornadoes, document also reaffirmed its tude to Congress for recent civil joined the Cincinnati branch ia chairman of public relations. • • * chairman of the 100-member Na­ mously adopted by City Council aspects of Civil Service rather floods, earthquakes, fires and policy of combatting racial dis­ rights legislation, but were dis­ condemlng police departmetal tional Ass'n of Colored Women's at its Monday night session. than dealing with the problem in similar calamities. crimination and segre g a t i o n appointed over the failure to heads for "exonerating" officers Clubs, in reply to a telegram, Sponsored by Rev. Russell M. a piecemeal fashion by the pro­ through legal action, education enact even stronger measures. accused of brutality. Directing urgently appealing for aid to the Mrs. Moore refused to aban­ Jones, the resolution requested posed city charter amendment. and publicity. It expressed faith Recognizing that both parties its attention to Cincinnati City Columbus Negroes victims, which Mrs. Moore sent don her idea of doing something Council Pres. William M. Hicks The commission voted 2-1 to in tha "democratic processes" adopted strong civil rights Councilmen, the resolution call­ the Red Cross on Sept. 9, read­ to line up more aid for thc Ten- to appoint a Council committee dismiss Turner on insubordina­ and approved "sit-in, wade-in planks, the group urged the suc­ ed for the estabiishmet of a nesseeans. She accepted ap­ to survey and study the city's tion charges, filed by Gale Reed­ ing: and kneel-in" demonstrations by cessful presidential candidate "Police Advisory Board" and pointment as cc-ch.iir.unn. with Civil Service Commission. The er, commission secretary. Tur­ Lukewarm After TBE NATIONAL Ass'n of southern students. to translate these promises transmitted the request to each Mrs. Mattie Henson, of a special probe, he said, will Include: ner carried his case to court It commended , the students. into legislation." councilman by telegram. Colored Women's Clubs, Inc., collection committee of Colum­ after the commission ,J_gjected representing 100,000 women, bus Chapter, Business and Pro­ • Composition of the com­ his request for an appeal to be The Bi£ Debate urgently appeal lo you as our fessional Women's Clubs, with mission Itself. heard by a special committee. nation's most democratic or­ By TED COLEMAN Cabot Lodge They like the con­ Thc Ohio Sentinel as co-spons< r, • Whether adequate safe­ ganization, for aid to the BY AN ORDER of the court,' sistent stand Lodge has main­ for a clothing drive. guards exist under the present Coiurrbus Negroes appeared courageous colored citizens of the commission was prohibited tained about the dignity of man regulations for tbe employee lukewarm in their opinions con­ Fayette County, Tenn., who THURSDAY, Qct. 13, has been from sitting aa judge, jury and and human rights. They also and the city. cerning the great debate be­ cherish the fact that Nelson are deprived of clothing, food, set as Collection Day in Colum­ prosecutor in the Turner case tween Republican presidential Rockefeller is in the picture and housing, medicine and work, bus, between the hours of 9 9 Determine whether exist­ which is to be heard on its mer­ candidate Richard M. Nixon and is .••till a power in Republican all because they are trying to a. m. and 5 p. m. All residents ing: provisions are being- follow­ its by the high cgprt on a date Democratic hopeful John Ken­ circles. exercise the right to vote, are urged to make cash contri­ ed and whether some points yet to be set. nedy over major TV-networks However, the betting in Colum­ Which Is the unquestionable butions and donate clothing for should be changed. , Up to Sentinel press time Monday night. They indicated bus seems directed towards odds right of every American citi­ the unfortunate families. Depot JONES TOLD Council he was Wednesday, Council bad not ap­ disappointment over the lack of on the Democrats because of N. TORE— Famed African zen. We are seeking your help for clothing will be at The Sen­ time,spent on civil rights. and immediate consideration prompted to seek the probe by pointed the investigating com­ several reasons. dancer. Pearl Primus suffered tinel offices, 690 E. Long st. Per­ a number of incidents involving mittee. However, lt is thought for a helpless, starving people, sons having clothing to spare . However, most of them con­ • They do not want to vote severe face cuts and head in­ wbo are living in a disastrous Civil Service presonnel, starting that members of the Civil Ser­ are asked to call Mrs. Ellis, PANELISTS FOB the Litigation and Legislation workshop during the 19*9 NAACP State Con. ceded Kennedy the edge because against the parly which stood juries iu a weekend collision area created by economic pro­ with the disputed dismissal of vice Commission and its staff Br. 4-2414; Mrs. Logan, CI. fereace are shown on the rostrum, left ta right: Att'y John Francis, Columbus; Att'y WUliam H. of his consistent mention of la­ behind Rev. Russell M. Jones between a cab Lo which she blems over which they have no John Turner, senior personnel would be under suspension dur­ Brooks, Columbus; Att'y Floyd Bayoes, moderator, Youngstown; Att'y Nathaniel Jones, Young-f­ bor and social welfare legisla­ 3-6464, and Mrs. Moore, CL in the bitter fight for the re­ was riding and a private car. control. technician, early last spring. ing the probe. lown. | tion favorable to the masses and 3-1370. " *' cently vacated seat in City The 38 year old versatile artist bis direct answers to refute Council. charges hurled at him by the was admitted to ML Sinai hos­ . • vice president. m> The* -..publican adminis­ pital. The crash, ia which ber Judge Lashes Students Delegates Conduct Interesting Workshops At NAACP State Confab There was plenty mention tration, now In office, as far raananger was also seriously about Nixon agreeing on most of as Negroes are concerned, has Injured, delayed Miss Primus' By ANN B. WALKER ' 78 establishments now are open The proposal to levy a special | throughout the land feels thatied during the Saturday after- Kennedy's proposals for the fu­ failed to issue a fair share of return to Liberia, where she is The three day state confer­ to Negroes but a considerable assessment based on the size of litigation should be the last re- noon business session. Accept- For Bogus Attack Story ence of NAACP. held in Youngs­ number continue some degree of ture, claiming that their only patronage in its midst. director of tbe government's the community and quota of j aort. ing the challenge to serve were town, attracted 18 of the 40 differences stemmed from met­ • They have not forgotten CINCINNATI. — Five white ing three'Negro boys attacked discrimination. The movement Dr. Levy, reelected president; Performing Arts Center at branches. began aa far back as 1957 in pro­ membership was favorably pass- Alfy jones pointed out that hods and procedure in bringing Franklin D. Roosevelt and high school students who touch­ them Sept. 15, confessed this Abraham Goldhagen, Cincin­ Monrovia. Pre-conference meeting drew test, against second class citizen­ ed despite heated opposition to state governing bodies are timid needed improvements to reality. Harry S. Truman and the ed off a near race riot by claim- week that the charge was *.•<;..•* - nati, vice president; Rev. A- L. galas made by Negroes under ministers from throughout the ship in Oklahoma. the increased financial burden it "bout enactment of fair housing Roach, Toledo, vice president; DESPITE their views which After bearing tbe startling their administration. state in a workshop to discuss would impose on local branches, hills. Members must continue to Virginia Allen, Akron, secre­ leaned toward. Kennedy in the story, Judge Benjamin Schwartz Miss Posey cited four things the religious issue in the coming In opposing this assessment, it I fight for the right to live de tary; Dr. N. K. Christopher, debate, it was revealed that But with all these things in ordered the' youths to stay one the northern Negro can do: See Eddie J. Colston Is Laid To Rest political campaign. Cleveland, treasurer; Rev. Regi­ there is still quite a bit of dis­ the Democrats', .favor, there is hour after classes at Withrow that membership in their local was pointed out that among ap­ cently where they choose, said Mayor W. Ra__ton Westlake From the group's thinking, nald Ashburn, Sandusky, chap­ satisfaction among Negroes, es­ still tbe sting of the south. ward Jr. and Phillip; daughter, High school for the next 30 days branches is tripled; vote; take proximately 400.000 Negroes in Att'y Jones in conclusion. and several other city and state this statement evolved: lain;. Ha-iro^i.&_____. Toledo, Bar- pecially in Democratic ranks, Barbara. A sister, Mrs. Virginia and do whatever school jobs are advantage of all their rights of FROM WHERE we sit in The dignitaries were among the Ohio, there are less than 30,u00 Att'y Francis pointed out that be* Durham, Columbus; Na­ • over Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson Carwins, and a brother, Thomas, needed. "Voters should be much more equality in the north; pray that Sentinel window, the situation is huge crowd who assembled at also survive. members. The statement that thaniel Lee, Youngstown; John as the vice presidential nomi- Sternly admonishing the concerned about the relevance southern whites will reconsider the Ohio code is the most far very confusing, but anything St. Dominic's Catholic church at the present program of the state Wright. Warren; Thomas Tin­ • nee. They haven't quite made up brash youngsters, Judge Sch­ of tha man's faith in ci-.1i and their stand against equality for reaching and liberal one in the can happen between now and 10:15 a. m. Saturday to pay Following requiem high mass, ier, Kent, and Marguerite Nash, • their mindsi They seem to want wartz said "race riots get start­ human rights and let the candi­ southern Negroes." office did not justify an increase country. In representing his of­ November. One thing certain, their last respects to Eddie J. conducted by Fr. Clement F. Toledo, were elected to the Exe­ • to know more about him than Faistj, Colston was laid to rest ed* just this -way when stones date speak out in these areas. went unchallenged. fice of legal defender, he stress­ the racial issue is the Negroes' Colston, theatrical editor of The THE PRINCIPAL business cutive Committee. the fact he played a leading role in St. Joseph cemetery by C. D. are fabricated by persons *_ho This is a true test of the worth uppermost thought-. Ohio Sentinel. session of the conference took ed the need for more cities to in securing tbe recent watered White and Son funeral home. have a misconception about of his religion and validity ot ATT'Y FLOYD H A Y N E S, The biggest issue in the world Besides Mayor Westlake, the place on Saturday with Dr. establish thia office. New chan­ DURING THE Freedom Fund down civil rights bill. (See story on Page 14, editorial what it means to be Americans " hii democratic beliefs." Youngstown, moderated the Lit­ today involves the dignity of city was also represented by James E. Levy, Cleveland, and ges in the code provide for in­ banquet, W. C. Patton, nation,,I on Page 6.) igation and Legislation work­ co-chairman of Voter Registra­ , -Further, they are disappointed man and human rights. So when Arthur J. Bellar, superintendent THE VICIOUS hoax was re­ THE CONFERENCE held a Judge Robert Franklin. Toledo, |s shop. Other participants were formal complaint procedure and tion, told of the struggle that . in the news that Kennedy failed you sum it all up there is ho of the Sanitation Division where ported by two 14 year old gir housing workshop moderated by presiding. place for the politicians to hide. notification of the right to coun­ Tennessee youth are facing as ,. to talk about civil rights during Colston was employed as a who told police three Hegro boys J. B. Taylor, Cleveland, -with Given priority on the agenda Att^y John Francis, Columbus; Tbey have got to face it if they sel. they continue sit-ins. Reaiixjr-g .. four- -recent talks in the deep clerk and press agent. James School Journalists grabbed'them neitfr the school, participants. Jack Woods, N. was election of officers and pro­ ^St'y William Brooks. Columbus, want the Negro vote. there is no Jim Crow in the cot­ south. They also haven't forgot- Shocknessy, director of the Ohio and a 15 year old boy said ••« York, housing specialist, and posed constitutional amend- and AtVy Nathaniel R. Jones, CHESTER GRAY, Cleveland, ton field, they refuse to accept . ten the recent fiasco in Congress Turnpike Commission, repre­ To Convene Oct. 7 tried to help the girls escsp- guest speaker, DeHart Hubbard, men's. Tlie delegation tabled a Youngs. ow*_. Civil Rights Commission, told it where cotton garments a

THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 29. i960 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1960 PAGE 4 THE OHIO _5E_.ru.KI_ « agg THE OHIO _nSMT_KEL TAGEi I Jewish immigrants to the IT. S. test (In the Pennsylvania gtate pal of equal justice for all, for would avoid Pennsylvania and constitutional), might determine it was on that (principle that our THE OHIO SENTINEL Neighborhood Stops For of their free choice to go to N. country was founded and by WIIIIAM (. BROWN Last Of Two Parts York or to any other of the that principle that it has flour­ L. M. Shaw, General Manager; Edmund B. Paxton, President; United States of America, where ished. Theodore i_ Coleman, Editor-in-Chief; Annie R. Moore, Business • THE "SITTF.RS*' and TB Society Cruiser Set settle In N. York or other states there is no such like rest mint Manager; Amos H. Lynch, Advertising-Promotion Manager; John their wbit-Vonferees who have The* Tubc-*cu-0sis Society'* St.; Wednesday, Long and 20th; SHALOM ALEICHEM more appreciative of their laid upon the nation and religion B. Combs, Managing Editor; Edward L. Moore Jr., Production Christmas seal X-ray cruiser Thursday, Hamilton av. end in many cases aided them, Manager. value: of the Jews, as in Pennsylvala." will offer free chest-checks to Long; Friday, Garfield av. and M have shown America the way. . . . if Jews in Europe or Established June 1, 1-49. Published each week at 680 East near Eastsiders Friday and Sat­ Mt. Vernon; Saturday, 17th st. TEACE BE UNTO YOIT • A FEW YEARS later Penn­ Tbey have shown themselves Call Us for elsewhere should incline to Long Street (P.O. Box 629) by The Ohio Sentinel Publishing Co., urday at 20th sL and Mt. Ver­ and Mt. Vernon. sylvania did liberalize its con­ worthy of the nation which Inc. Columbus 16, Ohio. Cincinnati Office: 3551 Reading Road. transport themselves to Ameri­ non av., 2-9 p. m., according to Hour., are 2-9 p. m. daily. • CINCINNATI. — Continuing the article by Dr. Jacobs R. stitution, and the Jews ot the gave them birth — may that Fall Measure Subscription Rates:* One Year. J6.50; Six Months, $3.50. ca, and would, for reason of Rev. Russell M. Jones, general Marcus, contributed to Thc Sentinel In recognition of the Jewish state were admitted to full par­ nation, our America, sbsw her­ National advertising representative: Associated Publishers, some certain advantage of the Of Pfofeefion chairman. New Year (Rosh Hashanah, 5761), celebrated last week__the writer ticipation in its political life. self worthy of them! Inc., 55 W. 42nd SL, New York City 38. N. Y.. PEnnsylvania 6-0032; soil, climate, or the trade of gives historical events concerning the fight waged by the Jewg for And may thc New Year 5761, 186 W. Washington SL, Chicago 2, HI., ANdover 3-6343; Whaley. Monday, the cruiser will make Heart Attack Vidim Pennsylvania, rather.become in­ As we approach the centen­ Does the present day first class citizenship In the nation. The following concerns a case which the descendants of Abra­ Simpson Con 770 Montgomery St, San Francisco 5, Calif., SUttei multiple stops throughout Poin­ habitants thereof, than of any nial of the Civil War, a war value of your property 1-4.33; Wbaley-Simpson Co., 6608'Selrna Ave., Los Ahgele* 28, Is Buried Wednesday in Pennsylvania.—WCB. ham are about to usher in, prove outweigh your Are In­ dexter Village, N. Champion av., other state, yet the dis ibility of fought to do "away with slavery a year of spiritual fulfillment Calif., Hollywood 3-7157, as it begins the final week of By DR. JACOBS R. MARCUS j •* • Jews to take seat among tbe and second-class citizenship, we surance coverage? If 00 Member Nat'l Newspaper Publishers Ass'n. —Funeral services for Mrs. Wil­ 9 THEY WARNED the Penn- state persisted In regarding and social liberation for all man­ Ihe society's search for hidden lie Louise English, 280 N. Ha­ representatives of the people, pray that all Americans will re­ your loss, could be sub­ sylvanla authorities that if the | Jews as second-class citizens, kind. Shalom Aleichem—Peace stantial. Better cheek COLUMBUS TELEPHONE: CLearbrook 3-7416 . tuberculosis. milton av., who was found dead as worded by the . . .religious new their devotion to the princi­ be unto you! VT «rif h .._ <- A*.li«r»Hnn. CINCINNATI TELEPHONES: Although the near Eastside at St. Clair and Mt. Vcmon avs., AVon 1-7756. CA. 1-3318 houses only 7 percent of the Sept. 13, were conducted at Wil­ city's population, it accounts for liams and McNabb Funeral Earl Hood Entered as 2nd class matter July 9. 1949. at Post Office, Columbus, 17 percent of the city's TB Home, Wednesday, Sept. 21, Ohio, udder act of March 9. 1878. with Rev. H. B. Hicks officiat­ tamca AgtflCf cases. It is the second highest ing. YOU'LL DO BETTiR AT SPICER'S "Nixon," a' 970-pound steer judged grand champion at the incidence area in Franklin iT

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MM OHIO HATE SCHEDUIE BEAT OBIO STATE 24, SOUTHERN METHODIST 9 YEA ROBERT FERGUSON, tt year old Jordor from THE Trey, Ohio, moves back into bis natural fullback post • Oct. I Southern California Oct. 2& At Michigan State OHIO where Ms speed and power can be used to better ad­ TROJANS! Oct. t At Illinois Nov. 5 Indiana vantage. As a left half last year Bob saw action in ail Oct. 15 At Pardee Nov. U At Iowa nlae games, played total of 211 minutes, ted sanad In Oct. 22 Wisconsin Nov. 19 Michigan total yards and averaged 6.1 per carry. May be one of best fullbacks in Big 10 and possibly the nation this year. . ,

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THURSDAY^ SEPTEMBER 29 10«ft THURSDAY, _^PTC_»1BER29, I960. THE OHIO SENTINEL _£_M__£2_, PAGE* THB OHIO aSTNT-NB; r THE ROUNDUP Things You Should Know EDITORIALS Edited By O'WendeU Shaw Church Sends Cleric To Nigeria • N. 1TORK.—The United Presbyterian Church in the U. S. A. will be represented at independence celebrations In Nigeria Oct. 1 by an official interracial delegation of clergymen, it was announc­ A Great Loss ed here last week. The four-member delegation, who left for Afri­ TS I PANAMA ca Sept. 20, is headed by Rev. Or. E. G. Hawkins. Negro vice mod­ • ONE OF our most respected and beloved co-work­ erator of the denomination; Rev. Dr. Frank T. Wilson, Negro sec­ ers wrote "30" to his last story Wednesday, several hours retary for education, Commission of Ecumenical Mission and Re­ before the Grim Reaper stepped in and whisked him away lations; Dr. Archie R. Crouch of San Francisco, and Rev. Carl ... PRESIDENT a PREMIER OF to the Valhalla ot gifted newspaper men. Eric-son of Falls Church, Va., former Associated Press editor. Those who knew him for only a short time, felt as While hi Africn, the delegation will also visit Liberia, Ghana and though the acquaintance was one of a number of years. The Camcroonx, MADAGASCAR'S MALGACHE REPUBLIC/ '& Once you were in his company, talked with him by tele­ I phone, or read his magic lines, you were touched by his - kindness and goodwill. CURRENTLY A FRENCH OAEGATETDTWE • HIS ABILITY to win friends and keep them was To Feed Some; Others To 60 Hungry the envy of many. He was always trying to help somebody, • BATON ROCGE, La. — Even though "about half" ot the regardless of who they were, where they worked, or what 23,000 children (mostly Negro), dropped recently from state wel­ U.NY— HE IS ALSO AN ADVISORY MINISTER they had, as long as he thought they were on the up and fare rolls will again be receiving aid by Nov. IS, some 11.900 of up. This gained for him a widespread reputation as the them will feel the pangs of hunger for a long time to come, accord­ "greatest" among people in all walks of life, especially the ing to Welfare Commissioner Mary E. Parker. She said she is TO THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT FOR THE COMMUNITY OF FRENCH entertainment world, where he is held in high esteem. certain that at least 500 cases (Involving 2000 children) will never • His. last, story Wednesday was about his buddies at again Qualify for relief assistance because of being offsprings of the Columbus Sanitation Dept. where he held a publicity illegal common-law marriages. REPUBLICS. SENT HERETO INFORM AMERICANS / post. It concerned an honor event for the men who toil hard everyday to earn their daily bread. They were his friends and he was eager to see them cited for accomplish­ 1 ments they had achieved in athletics this past season. No Denies Economic 'Squeeze Charge National League or Broadway publicist could have worked LETTERS TO THE EDITOR • NASHVILLE.—Sheriff Taylor Hunter of Haywood County any harder than he did to make the public conscious of and 28 others are named defendants in a federal government civil their deeds. rights suit, recently filed in Memphis Federal District Court, char­ Letter To Congressman Define Shows Disgust At Slur The Government, Af If Has Responsibility To Tlie law © AN EMPLOYEE of a Long st. restaurant, in a sim­ ging them witfa bringing economic pressure to bear against Hay­ A Columbus medic, shocked-lawyer from Mississippi. I will be able to gather will be in ple little note to The Sentinel, wrote: wood County Negro citizens to keep them from registering and over a statement allegedly made would certainly be interested In an effort to try to help Ohio rep* "Thursday we lost one of our beat friends, Eddie voting. Last week. Hunter declared that the 10-page suit, first by Cong. Samuel Devlne in a'knowing what the Bar Ass'n has resent herself by fair-minded, Jay. To the teenagers he was someone to whom no prob­ legal test of a section of the 1957 Civil Rights Act, contains "not a letter to tha Columbus League to do and what type of action' honest, industrious people in i5u eJUscisu aJLae lem was too big or too little for htm to take time for. word of truth." The suit seeks to enjoin the defendants from en­ [of Women Voters, lasbed the they take towards disbarring Washington. ^JSeaJt! gaging in such economic pressures as inducing merchants, land­ - "To the musicians, be was someone who could al- solon for the slur he made about people who have segmental rep- „_ •'___.___. 1 . ways be-counted on to help find them a 'gig.* In'his col­ owners and.others to refuse to sell goods-to Negroes, hire them or Negroes ia connection with the jresentation in their minds when If you care to reply. I shall be lend them money. a 9 I DIDNT SEE one yellow race problem, because there are of yellow faces, by their ab­ umn you could find the heartbeat of Central Ohio. problem of the people of Wish-] . , ... ,.. , ..interested. If not, I will take it face. I was watching the Ed so few Negroes there. Visitors "Eddie, you may be gone but not forgotten. No one lagton wishing: to run their owa running for office. I think 11 sence, in European-Russian pub­ • • • 1 the Sullnvan Sunday night show of race find open arms and lic scenes, tells how white Rus­ can ever, ever take your place. The tears may be many, - municipal government. Tbe should be justly honest with you I" ****** manner..— ER- which was a repeat, on his Mos­ complete friendly hospitality on sia feels about Mongoloids, in but never enough to replace you. To me you are the ' medic's letter stated, in part: when I say that all efforts that 11 NEST M. NEWKIRK, Columbus. cow .visit, and I saw. crowds of trips.to Russia, but why are no my way of thinking. Apparently, greatest.*" Heads Baptists For Fourth Term people in audiences and on the Oriental faces in mass collec­ DEAR SIR: I have been hon Upholds Oak St. tavern Operation they just can't live in white Rus­ 9 N. ORLEANS.—Delegates to the 80th annual session of the ored to be on your list with re- DEAR SIR; There appeared,there. These aame people on a Moscow streets, but I only saw tions of the populace like you • AS THIS sincere lady put it, in simple words, T8^;' sia. Who would not trade the can only repeat, over and over again, as we join his lovely 3,000,000-member National Baptist Convention of America, recent­ gard to your newsletter and take [in your issue of Sept. 1. 1960. on 'public street may be a nuisance wbite Russian faces. So how find in this country? Because bleakness of a Siberian town for ly, held here, reelected to his fourth one-year term as president to docs Communism as a political family in this saddest hour, we have all lost a great hus­ this privilege and honor with | page 4. a news item headed, »«"•» •'ter they've been to there are no Orientals there. a villa on the Black Sea? Any­ Dr. C. D. Pettaway of Little Rock. The quiet, peaceful sessions 1 ideology, claim to be ao liberal band, father, writer and friend ... Eddie Jay Colston, you mixed emotions. ("Oak St. Tavern" Ouster j "* comer drugstore. Does that One can see yellow peoples in one, would,- but apparently the were in marked contrast to the riotous session held simultaneously then mean the drugstore should wihout prejudce against rice were the Greatest! Sought." This bit of news was; many American scenes oi popu­ yellow man can'L in Philadelphia by the National Baptist Convention. U. S- A., Inc., I should like, be closed? and color? handed out by a "spokesman."! lation gatherings. Russia- has from which this body split in 1915. More than ,8000 delegates were point our attention to a letter A STORY CAME to light Now a spokesman could be any­ Lawbreakers on streets and many millions of yellow people registered, while 30.000 delegates attended the Philadelphia con­ and an answer with relation to To be sure, there is prejudce recently how three African stu­ one, but this one wasn't quoted,publi, c places should be restrain- living in her Siberian lands, the vention. the Columbus League of Women against creed—but color! There dents went to Moscow to study by name, so we assume he orjed and that is a police matter. same ss America has millions The Awful Truth Voters at which time the prob­ apparently is prejudice against and, because they rejected Com­ _he Is speaking for themselves If this protection is inadequate of Negroes living in her south­ ' * * lem of the people of Washington race and color and that is why munist teachings, were unwel­ • THE TRUTH hurts. Sometimes it strikes worse or they are using the favorite the "spokesman" is pointing hi* land. wishing to run their own muni­ I didn't see one oriental face in come. One student, obviously than a dagger plunged and then twisted into the heart. Russian propaganda technique (efforts in the wrong direction, Crusaders Win Two More Victories cipal government was discussed. those street and theatre masses. • EVEN AT A local art exhi­ Negro, was beaten by white Premier Nikita.S. Khrushchev hit upon America's one real of repeating the big lie often! With your permission. I should THE GCM WRAPPERS, pia Now in the average American bit of modern Russia in street Russian students because he vulnerable spot in his speech before the United Nations 9 MEMPHIS.—Crusaders against racial segregation in the enough and it will be believed. like to quote you. "How-would shells, candy bars, fee cream street scene and in many audi­ scenes, factory scenes where was walking along the street last week—racial prejudice within the USA. south won at least two mora victories last week. The privately it look to the rest of tbe world if sticks, newspapers and countless ences somehow colored folks are workers were painted into the with a white girl. And no race The pudgy premier suggested that the location of the owned Memphis Transit Co. announced to the City Commission Let us examine the facts. The we do what you ladies are urg­ other discarded items that lit­ observable even in exclusive pictures, no yellow faces of prejudice exists in Russia? UN be moved mainly for this reason. He stated in one part that its drivers would no longer insist that segregated seating be bar in question has been located places where they might be pre­ ing and our own nation's capi­ ter Oak st. and Miller' av. come Orientals were present, and thir We should be very cautious of of his speech: observed in their buses. Under the old policy, Negroes were di­ at 1478 Oak st. for more than 25. sent as domestics only, but the tal elect a Negro for mayor?" rrora the drugstore or grocery just about confirms that report harsh criticism leveled at our "The burden ia very great for the United States, rected to take seats from the rear and white persons from the years. It has had several names. evidence shows they live some­ 01 maybe lne 'carryout" so if of long ago that Russian Com white American cousins, for the seeing to it that the many numbers of delegates of color front. Meanwhile, the public library in Greenville, S. C, which I AM ashamed, shocked, ama­ It ls now the "First and Last' " where nearby. I learned' some munism has a very defin.te pat­ the same line of reasoning is way they deal with us Negroes, are not embarrassed during their stay in America while was closed Sept. 2 after seven Negro students filed a federal suit zed, disgusted and angry with Chance." It has been operated years ago thai the Soviet policy tern of segregation by keeping [carried to Its logical conclusion for the only man who can be attending UN sessions. Switzerland or Russia might well seeking abolishment of discrimination, reopened on an integrated this type of thinking. I don't see by the present owners for three is that people must live a life­ people divided according • lo lei us find a way to close them I truly critical is the one without be such a place, for example." how you can represent anybody years. It is never open later time where they grow up, which (race. because the patrons of these fault, himself, and Russian and if you do. I would surely!than 1 a. m. It is policed by a is a, neat way of .keeping the • "I CAN DECLARE in all responsibility that if it stores do not know bow to be­ Communism seems to be very like to know what segment of | uniformed officer most of the Mongols of Asia segregated in It is the little day by day) . . , should be considered expedient to house tbe UN head­ have when they are on the ncl about oneness of na ,10nal the population you represent. I {time at the owners' expense. it Siberia, away from" the whites of thing, almost undisccniable. f» , quarters in the Soviet Union, Wa guarantee tbe best pos­ • streets. or rac in Says Dems May Votes has been checked many times Russia. that tells how any system works g* « ***«**?. »«;•»«• sible conditions for its work, complete freedom and se­ even wonder if you represent the The wine bottle you found In by law enforcement agencies! ..... __ _ rather than banquet speeches. Otherwise they, would not have curity for tbe representatives of all states irrespe tive of • N. tfORK.—Th# Democratic party in N. York faces a heavy intelligent part of your own • A PERSON MAY take a family. This is the type of rep­ _. -___ ..». . Syour yard didn t come from the When the great Russian show-,fv«*>oked a propaganda gam their political or religious convictions and of the. .color of loss of Negro votes, according to a poll of Harlem voters just com­ "C h a n c e." They don't sell vacation and go anywhere in [in having a variety of colors, resentation that should be dis-jcomplaintunknown , to employees without'' * man, Moissiev, brought hife bal their skin," he declared. pleted by the N. York Times. The report stated that if N. York's enough wine in a week's lime ta Russia and stay at any hotel, complexions and races in their couraged from even considering let here to entertain America The majority of news commentators and reporters 350,000 Negro voters and another 50,000 outside N. York City, who THE "SPOKESMAN" says intoxicate the kir___.rgar.c_. class but when the vacation end-*, he last year, all the cast was made public scenes. failed to comment on this part of Mr. Khrushchev's speech; have voted overwhelmingly Democratic since tha New Deal, running for office. This Ls the has to trek back to his native type of thinking that should: that undesirable cha r a _ t e r s -of. your school. up of white Russians. At the 1 think the truth'is that com­ neither did U. S. Ambassador James Wadsworth nor Sec'y should, swing to the Republican ranks, it would be disastrous to (have been drawn to this bar Now let's put the blame for soil, regardless of how appeal­ same time, Ed Sullivan had two] munistic Russia purports to be of State Christian Herter, speaking later in reply to the the Democratic cause. The report states that causes of the threat never even be allowed to study ing the vacation spot may. be. 4_aw. The profession is thorough­ from other communities. How people being a nuisance where colored stars in his cast to en­ without race prejudice, but is subject. cned swing from the Democratic party are, anger over mistreat, this is determined Is difficult]it belongs. Not because they pa- . Especially, tbe Oriental people tertain Moscow. afflicted the same as any other ment of the Negro in the south, believed encouraged by Demo­ ly disgraced; because a repre­ cannot move to European Rus­ • IT IS MOST unfortunate and frightening that Ame­ sentative of the country is sup­ fqr the writer to understand. Do*tron_ze a plaee it gives them Just a_* a newspaper picture people. It seems like the old rica should have its infamous racial problem thrust into its cratic governors; refusal of the Democratic-controlled Congress to the patrons have labels on them {pleasure to be welcome, sia. of the Arkansas school integra­ cliche "they love their Oriental .,•* pass civil rights legislation, and the 1958-59 factional fight between j posed to represent all of the face at this crucial time, but the truth will out. It can be people. that would mean they are from] Let this "spokesman** bs "So all is not peaches and tion incidfcnt told the world how citizens far, far away from ignored but never defeated. Democratic Tammany Hail and Cong. Adam Clayton Powell for I Springfield or Bextey or Grove identified witb his charges wtdeft cream" in the land of Khru. Na­ white supremacy operates .in them and permanently located As Rev. Martin Luther King suggests in ail bis control of Harlem votes. Negroes believe Tammany was trying to I WOULD be ashamed if such City? if there are undesirables are both imkuown. —' A BEA_»- turally Russia hog no Negro]the U. S„ the conspicuousness {elsewhere, talks, "Let us pray for those responsible*" oust Powell because he is a Negro who will not "take orders." la thought were concocted by a

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__WWW!_*i9Bg_*_____:.'.'.'." THE OHIO SENTINEL THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 29, 1360 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 196Q THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 12 .< < 11 " ii.ini • _n II 11 .. i'., i in i, PAGE 13 »"' ' __-Hw>a, To Present Choir Young Adult choir of Refuge Mrs. Toney's Retirement Profitable Judge Bryant To Speak Sunday On St Paul Program Baptist church will be presented Come Into My Kitchen / In copcert at Pilgrim Baptist Mrs. Ruth Bethel Toney, a na­ personally autographed card of F\eligiouA'.giouA K^hat taken him. Judge Bryant has al­ church, 594 Ann st, by Pilgrim's tive of Columbus, is engaged in thanks from Vice Pres. Nixon By ANN B. WALKER ways affiliated with a chu. cb in the community. When his work Young Adult choir, Saturday creative endeavor that has, for for writing the lyrics to a cam­ 9 FRESH PLUMS are available now and they are nice to £_»_. Jrnes Alexander took him to Marion, .0., in 1919, evening, Oct. 1. the last several years, made her paign song entitled, "Poor Andy keep on hand for snack time . . . brimming with juicy sweetness, ;_ retirement profitable in more Gray," which she sent to him they're delicious eaten out of hand/ Cobblers are always a wel­ he joined Trinity Baptist church ways than one. Her work as an while he was confined In Walter come dessert now thai the tang of fall is in the air. Don't let tha • PAUL, an Apostle (not of men, neither by man, but by in that civ. There, he met Miss SHOP Reed hospital. She is having a artist and composer has brought season go by without baking plums in a luscious dessert like a Jesus Christ, and God the Father, who raised Him from the dead) Inez Merle Pickering, a contral­ her praise from several sources, special frame made for the gold- plum cobbler. wrote a letter to the Gelations. to soloist and member ©f the WALTON'S including Vice Pres. Richard embossed emblet,*- of the na­ He said: Grace be to you and peace from God the Father, church. Later, they were united Nixon. tional eagle engraved on the PLUM COBBLER 8x8x2 in. pan. Dot with 2 tb. and from our Lord Jesus Christ, who gave Himself for our sins, in marriage. MARKET Each year, Mrs. Toney dis­ card. 3 tb. quick cooking tapioca butter. Combine sifted flour, that He might deliver us from this present evil world, according In 1924, the couple came to plays an outstanding article at For A Complete Line Of baking powder and salt, sift to­ to the will of God and our Father, to whom be glory forever end Columbus and entered Ohio the Golden Age Hobby Show, Mrs. Toney, wife of O'Connel r. c. sugar gether. Cut in *_ c. butter. Add aver, (Gal. 1:1-5.) State university'.. They joined held at Columbus Art Gallery. P. Toney, is a granddaughter of H *. salt 3 c. fresh red plums, halved milk gradually, stirring until I marvel that you are so soon 10th Av. Baptist church and Three years ago, one of her the late Jeremiah Freeland, soft dough is formed. Turn on removed from Him that called have belonged there since. Judx* paintings was sold. She received who was among the first run­ 2 tb. batter are ye now made perfect by the lightly floured board and knead you into the grace of Christ unto Bryant is a tefiCb-T in the Sun­ Kaey Jones a blue ribbon, with honorary away slaves to reach Ohio, with 1 e. sifted flour. flesh? enough to shape. Roll dough Into another gospel, which la not an­ day School Dept. mention, for an abstract in oil the aid of a Dutch family in iv. t. baking powder 8 in. square. Cut Into nine other; but there be some that • KNOW TE therefore that POTATO CHIPS two years ago. Last year, she Hagerstown, Md. He later set­ '.. 1. ..-It THE JUDGE'S suhject will squares. Arrange on top of trouble you, and would pervert they which are of faith, the won second prize for a colorful tled in Reynoldsburg and oper­ tt e. butter be, "The Moral Aspects of plum mixture, leaving space be­ the gospel of Christ. same are the children of Abra­ hand-made rug and this year she ated a cooper's shop. Her moth­ 6 tb. milk the Law.'' Music for the church and FR1T0S tween squares. Bake in hot oven ham. So then they which be of received an honorary blue rib­ er, the late Mrs. Alice Bethel, But though we, or an angel vesper service will be furnished « COMBINE tapioca, sugar, 40 to 45 minutes. Sprinkle con­ faith are blessed with faithful .90 E. Long St. Cor. Garfield bon for a life-like Indian head was born in Reynoldsburg more from heaven, preach any other by the senior choir. Certificates salt and plums in a greased fectioner's sugar over top. Abraham. That the blessing of CL. t-3237 molded from ceramics. than 100 years ago. gospel unto you than that which of promotion and attendance we have preached unto you, let Abraham might come on the LAST WEEK, she- received a Gentiles through Jesus Christ: pins will be awarded. Don't Forget To Say— him be accursed. As we said The public, especially parents, Noted Beautician Is Funeralized before, so say I now again, If that we might receive the prom­ OLD KENTUCKY COUNTRY HAMS "1 Saw It In The Sentinel". ise of tbe Spirit through faith. is invited to attend this service. any man preach any other gos­ A social hour and fellowship per* "Everybody Likes 'Em" WASHINGTON C H.—Funeral great-granddaughters; two pel unto you than that ye have (Gal. 3:1-3, 7-9, M-) HON. WILLIAM O. BRYANT nieces, Mrs. Grace Penn and iod, in the lower auditorium, Real Hickory Smoked — Size 15 to 30 Pounds services for Mrs. Emile Thorn­ received, let him be accursed. Hon. William C. Bryant, pre­ A prominent church layman, Mrs. Gradella Barton, Colum­ But the fruit of the Spirit is will follow the program. two Year Old Country Ha-ns .. 98c per Lb. — Six Month Old ton, well known hair stylist and FOR FOOD FLAVOR (Gal. 1:6-9) love, peace, long suffering, gen­ siding judge of the Tenth Dis­ Judge Bryant is a son of a Bap­ bus, and cousin, Sgt. Edward Country Haras 80c per Lb. — One Year Old Country Hams instructor on the staffs of two tleness, goodness, faith, meek trict Court of Appeals, will de­ tist minister. Rev. Robert Cor- ."X 'MM '. .'j'.' .[*~~yr .****«*»•. Ross, Indiana. • BUT I certify you, breth- 90c per Lb. — Three Year Old Country Hams *L10 per Lb. beauty schools, who passed ness, temperance; against such liver tha address oh the program win Bryant. Two of the judge's Real Country Hickory Smoked Sausage (3 to 4 Lb. Bags) Sept. 19, after a lengthy illness, en, ;that the gospel -which was preached of mc is not after man. there is n0 law. (Gal. 5:22, 23.) of School Promotion Day and brothers are ministers, one of 55c per Lb. — Lean Hickory Smoked Bacon (4 to 10 Lb. Slab! were held at local Gerstners If a man thinks himself to be vesper hour at St. Paul AME whom served as a missionary to 33c per Lb. — Sliced Country Ham S1J5 and $1.55 per Lb. Funeral Home. A tribute to the Caldwell Temple Will For 1 neither receive it of man, SL Clair neither was I taught it, but by something, when he is nothing, church Sunday, Oct. 2, at 5 Africa for several years. (Plus Postage) popular beautician was broad­ Observe Youth Tag Day he deceiveth himself. But let p. m. WHEREVER his work has .Ye Ship COD er Send Check — Guaranteed Good Order cast over local Radio-WCHD. the revelation of Jesus Christ. (Gal. 1:11, 12.) every man prove his own work, Enclose This Ad Or Say "I Saw It In The Sentinel" Mrs. Thornton's survivors in­ Saturday, Oct. 1, is Youth Tag and then shall he have rejoicing Hnrnwcy JIMMIE SIDDENS COUNTRY HAM MOTEL clude two daughters, Mrs. Err Day under auspices of the Road I - am crucified with Christ; nevertheless I live; yet not I, in himself alone, and not in an­ Cleric Exhibits Carvings On Trip i Motel Phone VI 2-0152: Business Phone VI 2-5141 nestine Chichester of this city, to Life Mission at Caldwell other. For every man shall bear Bypass M-W Route, 231 First Street. Bowling Green, Ky. Mrs. Leona Jones, Columbus; Temple AME Zion church, 925 but Christ, liveth in me, etui the prescription FOR YOUR TABLE life which I now five in the his own burden. (Gal. 4:1-3.) Rev. and Mrs. Elijah Pierce, Life of Christ," "Noah's Ark," Residence Pbe__i VI 2-5141 grandson, Robert E. Jones; two Bryden rd. TT. flesh, I live Tjy the faith of the • BE NOT deceived. God Is 144 Everett st., have returned "Jot*" and many others. delivery? ..*• Son of God, who loved me. and not Chocked; for whatsoever a from a month's vacation in Sel- The public was so greatly im­ gave Himself for me. (Gal. 11, f_*-_ Sweet B' Tasty man soweth, that shall he also ma, Tenn., and Baldwin, Miss., pressed by the exhibit that tha 20.) reap. For he that sowetij to his where they displayed exhibits of O foolish Galatians, who hath flesh shall of the flesh reap cor­ minister and his wife were in­ p bewitched yan, that ye should ruption;, but he that soweth to his biblical carvings. vited to extend their vacation HOLIDAY ON ICE not obey the Crtfih,-"before whose three months longer. kroner the Spirit shall of the Spirit reap Thousands of people In both for half tha price. eyes Jesus Cht'tsX hath been evi­ life everlasting. dently set forth, crucified among cities and in Mt. Airy, S. C, Rev. Pierce extends an invita­ Details at store. you? And let us not be weary in viewed the display, which in­ tion to interested persons to !• well doing; for in due season, cluded carvings entitled "The view his collection. This only would I learn of you, we shall reap, if we faint not. Flaming Tokays - Gorgeous, received ye the Spirit by the As we have therefore opyU-ltP* Kroger Grade A rich-colored, ripe bunches. works of the law. or by the nity, let us do good unto al] men, CALL CL. 8-7280 hearing of faith? Are ye so fool­ especially unto them who are of Services In Columbus Churches ish? Having begun in the Spirit, the household of faith. Frozen Peas 5 'tZfpkgs.: 79c Gay Street Baptist W« Fill ill Prejcrlpliots Brethren, the grace of our if-C-_____fH_! ,bs COLUMBUS Lord Jesus Christ be with your Everybody is Somebody at THE GAY STREET BAPTIST Kroger Frozen FUNERAL DIRECTORYspirit . (Gat 4:7-l0, 18.) CSfURGH, 499 E. Gay St. (Corner Gay and Washington). U. G. e Veteran* • CROSBY FUNERAL 2ampbeB, minister. Morning'Warship—10:35 A M.; Sunday e W.]l.rt > 16-oz. Jfif 2 - 29° HOME 3hu_-l» School—9 AM.; Communion and Baptismal Service— e iM-nsftrial French Fries • "Tho House of Friendly Progressive Bapt. .First Sunday Only); Special Serviea* as announced; Midweek • Aid For Tha Aged S«PT-C«n Service Wednesday 8 P. M. e Aid F«r D*p«nd«8t The senior, young adult and • ChUdrau BROOKS junior choirs furnished the mu­ Mt. Olivet Baptist —— FUNERAL HOME. INC sic for last S_nday morning's Visit next Sunday at Mt. Olivet Baptist, 428 E. Main st "Ne Svjiift Premium • f_ 1108 E Long St. Sunday school session, with Mrs. Creed Bat Christ." H. Beecher Hicks, minister. Tbe Church at • • CL. 3-1411 Willie Mae Thompson at the pi­ Study, 9 A »• The Church at Worship, 10:45 a. tn. Baptist ^_P ' • • 1 Training Onion, 6 p. m Tbe Church at Worship, 7:30 p. tn. MRS. D. A. WHITTAKEI- ano. Embassy Grape Jelly .. . 2-pound jar . . . 47c LLY AND SONS, ma The church presented a pro­ Secotul Baptist Certainly! Heft's some­ FUNERAL HOME gram welcoming the pastor, thing to keep ta mind—a You're always welcome at 2nd Baptist, 188 N. J.-b st C F service that may be vital­ EMBASSY ! 720 E Long St Rev. J, P. Fincher,. with Mrs. Jenkins, minister. Church school, 8:15 a m- Morning worship, CL. 8-9549 ly important ia *A emer­ COOKED Hams Apple Jelly BRAND i_ 41c Lola Carson as mistress of cere­ 10:4$ a. m. Evening worship, .p. m. gency: U you have pr* 1072 E Long St. monies. The pastor was present­ Shiloh Baptist scriptions to be filled and Creamy-smooth - Just the right tartness ed to a capacity audience by CL. 2-1S55 Come to Shiloh Baptist, Hamilton at Mt Vernon avs. James W no one to bring them in, Rev. A. Cunningham. telephone u* Our messen­ Parrish, minister. Radio broadcast (WBNS), 8:15 a. ta ger will call for tb* pre­ Foil WILLIAMS St McNABB Wearing a beautiful gold-trim­ Church school (children may be left witb competent mother* scriptions and return witb Shank MORTUARY, INC. med master's robe, the pastor during worship), I n tn. Church at worship. Ham. Contin­ th« precisely prepared Kroger Salad Dressing £ ne FUNERAL HOME Half rose and led the congregation in ued Church school for small children, 11 a. m. Baptist Training medicines — There I* no H». 45> Kraft's - Cat from giant blocks •18 E Lone St. extra charge. a prayer of gratitude. He spoke Union, 6 p. m. Evening worship. 7:30 p m Music by five choirs CL. 8-9521 from the theme, "The Restora­ NOW AT TWO t.OCATM._iS-. tion of Christian Joy." Union Grove Baptist Car. at Whole Ham C D. WHITE * SONS Come to worship at Onion Grove Baptist. 286 N. Champion Ave. ib. 49c Swiss Cheese lb. 59c FUNERAL HOME The pastor takes this means Phale D. Hale, minister. Church school for all ages. 8 am. $f. Clair & Leonard 1217 ML Vernon Ave. of publicly thanking The Ohio Church at worship 10:45 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Nursery for ba­ Shank Portion Ib. 35c Kroger Frozen CL. 8-1514 bies and pre-school children while you worship Jr church with ~ AND —* Sentinel for its cooperation over olanned worship on the level of children through age of 12 st Cm. at Full Buff Half ft. 55c %%e AAoaa turn includes the years. The public is always 10:45 a. m. BTU for all ages. • p. m. Personal and famflT Members Of Tbe Columbus welcome at Progressive Baptist, counseling by appointment. M 5!. m Miller Ate. Butt Portion ib. 45c Cut Green Beans 4 H 79c Fneeral Ass'n -1337 N. 18th st. _____-_____-__«_. ______THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, I960 THPR8DAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1960 PAGE 14 THE OHIO SENT1NED THB OHIO il-tKTINEL PAOBiq Eddie Jay Answers Final Curtain Call In Life's Interesting Drama 'Biggest Show Of Stars'Set Columbus will be one of .hew AN ADDED attraction will be mtry first cities in tbe country offered when the first place win­ To List Your Attraction or Servwe Telephone CLearbrook 3-7416 to see the midyear edition of ners of tbe Coca-Cola Hi-Fi na­ "The Biggest Show of Stars," an tional contest, the Merrymcn, even bigger package of enter­ are introduced. tainment than the recent fall edition. Thc new show will hH Tickets are now on sale at 7-30 the road Oct. 2 and-wil] appear {Marshall's, 46 N. High st. at-Veterans Memorial on Wed­ nesday, Oct. 5, at 8:15 p. in. OIHIHO ROOM 1230 E. Long St. Headlining the appea ranee will be Fabian, Brenda __ce, CL. 8-5575 Duane Eddy, * Jimmy Clanton, Specializing In Chubby Checker, Freddy Can­ non, Bill Black's combo, Jimmy PIT BARBECUE Charles, Gary Miles, the Cas­ Serving • uals, Bob Beckham, Bobby Vin­ ton and his Show of Stars or­ (HinE_l!N6S A FAMILIAR SIGHT during: Eddie Jay's work with performers was one pictured above as be chestra, and master of ceremon­ parUrlpaied, center, in a jam session with bandleader Stan Kenton, songstress Sarah Vaughan. And Other Dishes the late Teddy Hale, the great Nat King Cole and George Klrby, from left to right ies Heride Styles. "SLAVIC RHAPSODY," featuring tbe famous Clamour leers, Is one of highlights mt tbe all new 1981 edition of "Holiday Old Fashioned By JOHN B. COMBS his column, "Colston's Candid die Jay could boast of an inli- ea lee," opening Monday evening, Oct. lt, at 8:15 p. m. for a'13- Edward J. Colston, known Comments," was the most wide- mate friendship with such out- OCT. 10 Htm OCT. 1* performance eagagement through Oct. If, at tbe Oblo State Falr- BoraeBaket. Pies throughout * the entertainment ly read article in The Sentinel, standing figures of the musical COUSEUM grooads Coliseum, Columbus. Tickets are aa sale now at Mar­ Open DaUy < A. M.-10 P. M world as "Eddie Jay," answered Although his column was laid world as Duke Ellington, Lionel FAMOUS SMILE of Eddie Jay very seldom faded, even dur­ [ shall's, 4* N. High st. lite IS performances will occur each eve­ _< Hews Frl. A SaL ing times of bard work or stress. He Is pictured working on his final curtain call at 6:20 out on a nightclub format, he Hampton, Sarah Vaughan, Ella ning at t:15, except Saturday, Oct. 15, when shows wtfi be sched • Pmt Del very Serrlee notes in preparation for one of his magic columns. a. m. Thursday, Sept. 22. when wrote with a touch of humor Fitzgerald, Gene Krupa, Nat for 1, 5 and 9 p. at., aad Sunday. Oct. IS, at 1 and 1p.m. CL. f 59.5 he suffered a fatal heart attack which appealed to people in all King Cole, George Kirby, Stan nightclub emcee. As a sideline, his _c.Jov.man were as much a HOLIDAY at St. Anthony hospital. wnlks ol life. Kenton. Woody Herman, Kitty he opened a booking agency part of him as his cheerful The extremely popular "show- Gifted with a unique flare for Carlisle, Cab Calloway and which he tied in with a public smile. Many people often took CHUBBY CHECKER Concert Ducafs On Sale H-UN'S AVENUE NOD IM man" was stricken at his home nightclub writing and knowing many other famous people of Uie relations business. He also work- advantage of his kindness, but Advance sale tickets lot* the 8S8 ML Vernoa Ao*. about 3 a. m. and was rushed "show biz" inside out, through theatrical and entertainment . . . •rigiiiator at tbe "Twist" ed as a columnist for the de- no one can recall him ever los- Josh White concert at Veterans Home Cooked Meala. Chicken In The Basket To t> the hospital in a police ambu- his columns he gave a hearty field. funct Ohio State News before ing his temper, Memorial Bldg. this Sunday, lance, accompanied by his de- inspiration to struggling young AFTER ROUNDING out his Oct. 2, are on sale now at Mar­ Carryout Barbecue Ocr Specialty. joining Thc Sentinel staff. ln hi„ c0.un_ns he often con- voted wife, Dorothy, and their entertainers as well as to those _ _ __ _; _ _ _ _ OF *i ATTENTION ... STOP shall's, 4| H. High St., and the Opea 2i Hoars Dally Except Sunday. Close Sanday 12 Midnight aree dan er Col t n e He later became associated demned persons who became son, Eddie Jr. whose careei-s had faded into a ._ fo ^^ „. at the Turntable Record Shop, 1812 N. mained h(w with the public relations depart- rowdy and disrespectful on HELEN JONES, Prep. After being placed in an oxy- dismal dream of yesteryear. bi_„ a______gent a_d _d Red & Black Spot High st. ment of the Ohio Tiirnpike Com- street corners. J_e took cracks !96l (? The internationally noted folk gen tent, he rallied for awhile AFTER BREAKING into show vancc man for Duke Ellington mission. In this position he be- at the so-called "Hep cats" and <_._*__•!.*.? / } Willie's Record Shop singer leads off the series of and appeared to be making sat- businesa as a tap danccr many and Lionei Hampton. Serving in came the right-hand man of. beatniks who bad strayed from %K6f Mt Vernea Ave. V-factory progress. But pis con- years £ddi« Jay. as a this capacity for several years, Jack Shocknessy, director of the the paths of decency. concert presentations of James Fops-Rock 'n' KoU-Spirifuals Jenkins. His program will in­ dition worsened shortly before 6 .nember of the .._-.ree Flame3." the pace of one night engage- commission. Rather than leave a. m. and the end came 20 min Open Dally S A.M. fo clude much of the folk song worked his way into the hearts ments across the country be- his family, he resigned from tlie HE PANNED both men and utes later. U Midnight works he scored Ln bridging tbe of top name band leaders and came too much for him and he post when the commission was women who became involved in ?&VL» nightclub brawls or who created - WQHe Cos, Prop. gap between theatre, nightclub AS THEATRICAL editor for entertainers of that era. His dy- returned home to be with his moved to another city. The Ohio Sentinel, Eddie Jay _tamic personality and genuine wife and their three children, scenes in the streets. These and concert hall audiences over was to Columbus and Ohio what devotion to the profession Upon return to Columbus, Col- DURING THE gubernatorial "digs," as he termed them, were the past 20 years. primaries in 1958, he served on noi intended to be derogatory, JAMES JENKINS Sunday's performance will Earl Wilson and Dorothy Kii brought him friendship and ad- ston continued his career under PRESENTS gallon are to Broadway and the miration from all who knew the bright lights by putting to- the public relations stalf of for- but^they were meant as an un- begin at 8:30 p. m. Tbe Veterans entcrtainment world. With that him. gether his own show, "The Band mer Mayor M. E. Sensenbrcn- selfish contribution toward Memorial box office will open type of reputation going for him, At the time of his death, Ed- Box Revue," and acting as a ner in his vain bid for the Demo- building a belter neighborhood one . hour earlier to' accommo­ cratic nomination. After the and a better city in which w. date late ticket buyers. campaign he went to work as a live. f_M-_-___aiTrriirTir - i i,, - Greatest Folk Singer __B______3______a clerk and press agent for the in the language of "show JK-ANN'S The BIGGEST SHOW of Sanitation Dept. of the city of biz," Eddie Jay' was a real Of Our Time Columbus. He remained on this trouper. He sincerely loved the SANDWICH SHOP STARS for I960 A ^tthfikdm .. .what more can we say about a man who Altfy&jr Edition * job until his untimely death. gayi bright lights of the theatre, has become a legend in his own lifetime? 488 ML Vernoa Ave. Although the diminutive troup- nightclubs and other places of TICKETS: Marshall's—it N. High St. A er held various types of jobs, he decent entertainment. But most Tnmtr lie—1112 N. High St.—$_.M, 12-M, SZ.99, %1M Bar*Q Ribs refused to sever lib ties with 0f all, he loved the dim, grey his first love . . . •'show biz." sacred lights burning at the al- BarB Q Chidcen Just one day after his death he tar of a cathedral. And regard- To Carry Out was slated to take a musical ag- less of his nightclub obligations, Sin., Oct. 2-8:30 P.M. gregation into the Guy hotel in Eddie Jay could be found wor- Special Fri. Sat. San. Springfield. shipping at the altar at St. Dom- Yets Nenerial Bldg. Open 24 Hours Frl. A Sat. Closed Sanday at Ml_n__gbf Bcsides his entertainment ac- inic's Catholic church for early 1 Jimmy Freddy tiviucs. Colston was also an en- mass on Sunday mornings, thusiastic follower of the game of sports. On the evening of his NEWSPAPER reporters are death, he was making arrange- -^PP0-** to ho hard-hearted and FORMERLY THE ments for an appreciation ban- ab,e *° conceal their personal UTCHFORD BAR quet to be given in honor ot the feelmgs in wnt"»* stories. But LiiTCHFIELD BAR _-"_.-_—_-- ^m. .J_i>i.»t1- _ _C_-/-\._-_GARYY Sanitation Dept.'s softball team 3°™*™™ that Is impossible, B which had won the Buckeye In- And X ihld myself in the latter 90 N. FOURTH ST. U. «M4 COLUMBUS, 0. 100 dustrial League championship -i*--"™ *n writing this story. LACKSfc. CHARLES MI LES just two weeks earlier. for Eddie Jay was more lhan a l TRY OUR FRIDAY SPECIALS! moot- fellow worker to me ... he was EDDIE JAY was also active my very dear friend, STRAIGHT TtieCusitds TfieMtirwm BobHecklim Fresh Perch and in many civic affairs of the When be answered the call of With French Fried BOURBON CrM a.. _'.._ t community. Much of the success Gabriel's golden trumpet; we Milk-Fed Fried Chicken Potatoes AU wP&SON of a recent cleanup drive was like to feel that he made his MC. tie/We STYLES Hi uiptQWft attributed to his unselfish con- entrance upon the stage of the tribution. Great Beyond Wearing the same OLDimrUCKYGENEBAL >*vs Bobhy^yi JVTOJV **„ Shmef&snQrch Noted for his pleasant smile, cheerful smile which enabled SANDWICHES ONE natty attire and generosUy. Ed- him to win thc love and admira- After The Ohio State Foothall Games Come To Ou_\ . 4 «*«*** BOfTLED IN BOND SHOW die Jay was held in high esteem tion of all who knew him. WED. Oa. 5-8:15 p.m. Vets Memorial Bldg: by all who were fortunate Farewell, Eddie Jay, farewell, SMORGASBORD ROUND TABLE DINNER ... All You Can Eat $1.00 emmsAt. wsntias CCM_K>_ATK_N or *_HTUC_- - TICKETS «__» -» - %%** - tt.TS — MARS HALL'S — 46 S. HIGH ST. CA. f-1305 enough to have known him. His We'll meet you on that "Great tOUBViUC. OMTUOTY kindness and consideration lot Gettin' Up Morning." ?«&_i#.___S:&.-

PACE IB THE OHIO SEN-._J.____. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER ^JW^ THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1&60 fHft OHIO gtOTTOgt. PAQB17! ., .,,_; i i,,.,..., ...... ,.-. j „ I _•____. PYTHIAN GRILL "Biggest Uttla» Grill Count Basie And Joe Williams Star In Astaire Show In Columbus" Cominunity Football Notes PRICES ARE LOW HERE N. YORK.—Renown jaw mu­ fes-sion:-- singing career at the 889 Mt Veraoa are. sician Count Basle and his or­ age of 14. He has won the Down % By LUCIUS E. LEE a TD from five yards out and was Jimmy Bell, who dashed 80 chestra, with Vocalist Joe Wil­ Beat Readers' poll as the best 9 ALTHOUGH some of last tried for the conversion but the yards to pay dirt from scrim­ liams, were among the featured male band vocalist and tlie year's great teams seem to be educated toe was not clicking. mage. Sterling Henderson and performers on "Astaire Time," Down Beat International Critics' KATE'S Old Trail Barbecue falling apart the Southside Mer­ Bibbs saldjhe Ohio Pen boya Melvin Thompson accounted for television spec! a I presented "poll as "new star" vocalist. chants team reported back this have a fast and light team thls touchdowns, with the latter add­ Fin* Hi _»_-Co_ked Food Wednesday night on NBC-TV. 971 HL Vernon Ave. CL. S-0631 Others who worked on the year end took a shellacking Sun­ year and will be hard to handle ing three to his list. Ronnie Daily 6 A M. to 9 P. M. Others featured on the hour- show were Hermes Pan, asso­ day afternoon at the hands of by any rivals. Thc Merchants go Hall's toe found tbe space be­ ciate producer and choreogra­ Ohio Pen to the sad tune of 27- to London Prison Farm Sunday, Kate Earl » Prop. long colorcast were Miss Barri_ tween goal posts for extra pher; Greg Garrison, director, 12. The Merchants beat the Pen Oct. 2. pointe. "11 Tear* aa The avenue" Chase, the Hermes Pan Danc­ and Edward Stephenson, set de­ boys consistently last year but • • • ers and David Rose and his or­ The game at Franklin Hts. chestra. Astaire was executive signer. All have won Emmy the ever-strengthening Pen boys • COACH BILL Fields and Awards for work on the Astaire got vengeance Sunday. his St. Dominic 11 tasted of de­ found the Hawks Ln fine shape producer for the 'show as well and they will probably be fa­ as its star and Chrysler Corp. debut show in 1958. Coach Marvin Bibbs explained feat Sunday when they met Our Southern Tea that his lin» was riddled' witb Lady of Peace team at Whet­ vorites in predictions the whole was sponsor. Although "Astaire Time" wa* seasop. losses of Edwards and Welbj, He stone pk. This is the team that ' COCNT BASIE, who cele­ planned around a completely • « • Room new format, the show possessed was sure he would have beaten had nothing but victories last brates his 25th anniversary as a the Pen boys had his line been season, except the final game • MARYLAND Pk. squeaked . IT IS TO THIS GROUP that Columbus Is Indebted for the' Meet Veer PHmada Ham the same appealing family- en­ through to a close victory over appearaaee at the Columbus Colts football team ea the -port. Ckicken Diiman Every jazz artist this year, participat­ stronger. when a valuable player was dis­ tertainment which characteriz­ UAW Sunday. They had a touch­ horizon Saturday night, against tbe Toledo Tornadoes, at Jet Sunday Home Fried Pie* ed in four production numbers. ed the first two shows. Astaire's Carroll McBroom continued t0 ciplined out of the starting po­ 618 E. LONG ST. be tbe star for the Merchants sition on the team. down, conversion and safety. stadium. Tbe mentors are, left te right: Lex Mayer, team The band presented "Not Now, debut show in the fall of 1953 Coach Robert Rand Is having to president; William Deegan, treasurer; George Gareff, secretary; Heme Cooked Pie» I'll Tell You When." title song won a record-breaking number and got. over the TD line from Fields has a fresh new team Plata Lunches, J ft. out with a quarterback rebuild his team this year due Chuck Waxing, Jet stadium boss, and Gene Fekete, offensive from one of. the band's latest of awards, including nine Em- this year with all last year's __ Sandwiches sneak. The Merchants tried to stars going into high school to the loss of some players to coach. Missing are Joe Mitchell, bead coacb, aad Burh Riber, albums; Astaire did a solo mys, and his second show, pre­ East High school. vice president ot the team. sented last fall, added more run the ball in for the extra competition. Despite the new prizes to his collection. Both point but met with a brick wall ness of the team, good coaching n. (LAIR GROCERY shows were repated later due to for no gain. Robert Fountain got showed up, for the green team Browns Field Youngest Team Open For Business • wide acclaim of TV critics and held the rivals down to a 7-0 vic­ Central State Wins & RESTAURANT public. tory over them. CLEVELAND.—Having concluded ,their most successful pre­ Ml SL Clair Arc. QUAUTY FOOD BAR The coach of St. Dominic said Scoring in every quarter. Cen­ season schedule since 1990 when tbey were unbeaten in four Srocerlea, Meats, Confections Specializing in Home DOCIOB the team would probably have tral State's Marauders opened games, the Cleveland Browns beaded into the 1880 championship Hot Food Served Cooked Food an off season this year. Possi­ their season with a 47-0 victory race with the youngest and least experienced team, since they en­ Ml.KEY'S GRILL over Virginia State (Norfolk Di­ Barbecue A Assorted Beer A Wine To Carryout 1881N. Fourth St. bly so, but that tight game Sun­ tered the National League. \ j Sandwiches Starting With Open Dally 11:30 to 1 A. M. WYNELL TAYLOR, gatekeeper at "Astaire Time" rehear* day shows- his team will fight vision) Spartans. Halfback Earl Cor. Third Ave. X-2K's Bell led the attack by scoring Early Breakfast James C. Anthony, Prop. feat hall, is shown as aba checked credentials of Dir, Gregg Gar­ Beer. Wine, Whiskey back and go places from here ADDITION: two TDs and gaining 95 yards. Opea Till 2 A. M. DaUy SO MT. VEBNON AVE. rison before admitting him to rehearsal activities daring prep­ Boas* Cooked Feeds on in. at LEXINGTON aration for tbe big spectacle which featured renown jass musi­ WE SPECIALIZE fN 340 496 497 * • » T Mr. * Mrs. Harry Batter. RED HOT CH1U 904 880 959 Central's forward wall was Props. (IS _'rs. at Present Location) cian Count Basle and his orchestra with vocalist Joe Williams # WESTGATE Hawks went LOCKE'S BAPBtR .HOP •lllllllllllllillltlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllHIIIII SUBTRACTION t outstanding' offensively as 299 on NBC-TV earlier this week. It was a great show witb a new on to another victory Sunday yards were picked up on' the Expert To-taorial Service —Creators of Process Styles format. when they rocked the Milo Rocs ground and 167 through the air. HORACE'S PLACE for a 44-6 score. The Hawks, not Wilbur Locke, Prop. 21 SHRIMP dance with Basie, "Sweet Geor­ Born in Corelle, Ca., and raised knowing much about defeat for a Frank Ludaway—Robert Young—Chester Crumpler gia Brown"; Basle and Wil­ in Chicago from tha age of 3, (Formerly Sam's) Defensively, Coach Jim Walk­ IN A BASKET 913 N. Fourth St. at Second .ongv-me, look towards another er's linemen gave up a total of LIQUOR liams presented "It's a Wonder­ I Joe sang in and around that city ADDITION: 214, 348, .56 championship.' 91? Mt. Vernon Ave. ful World," and Basie and Wil­ AX. 9-8588 38 yards on the ground and 83 Beer • Wiae for several years. He received SUBTRACTION: 440. 857, 543 Figuring among the Scoring Opea DaUy 8_M.lotp.Jl.- closed Oa Monday CR liams joined Astaire, Miss Chase his early vocal trainng in a Open DaUy 5:89 A.M. ta via Ihe air route. Fish • French Fries and other members of the com­ church choir and began his pro- 2:39 A.M. Cube Steak* BEER - WINE - WHISKEY 6RIU Feed, Beer To Canyeat pany in a blues number. Entertainment Fri. & Sat. • J Champion * ML Vernon CL. 1 83W RAT REDMAN, Prop. The Basie band, which rose MiHG'S cnop 8VEY Horace DeJarnett, Prop. from Kansas City obscurity to ri,nW J international prominence, has RESTAURANT ] appeared at Carnegie Hall, the Special Prices On Carryouls HUDSON CAfiRY OUT Newport Jazz Festival and in Legal Beverages 198 Miller Ave. CL. &-O056 5 concert halls all over Europe. II N. Nelson Rd. CL. 8428* THE SUNSET INN NOW FEATURING The band has twice won the Down Beat Critics' Poll, the An Conditioned Down Beat Readers' Poll, the VILLAGE TAVERN "EUUIB-O'S PIZZA" 883 N. Fourth AX. 9-0178 CARRY-OUT OR DELIVERY readers' poll of France's Jazz 1219 MT. VERNON AVR. • Beer • Wiae • Champagne • Patty Snacks Hot magazine and -both the Columbus, O. • Groceries 9 Loach Meats Serving tbe People b» and , Specializing In Barbecue "greatest ever" and "new star" Around Poindexter Village categories ' in thc Musicians' and Southern Fried Chicken BEER, WINE GOOD FOOD Beer, Wine, Whiskey Musicians Poll of Leonard Fea­ Opea 1AM. Close I P. M ther's Encyclopedia Yearbook CHESTER E. WHITE. Opr Daily 9 A. M, to 1 A. M. of Jazz. Basie himself has twice wo» the Metronome poll on piano. - BEAUTIFUL OASIS AIR-CONDITIONED SKYLINE BAR WILLIAMS, the Basie singing presents . . . HANK MARR and HIS DUO CIRCLE BAR t GRill sensation, is. in the opinion of Playing Nitely Except Tuesday LIQUOR * BEER "WINE Fred Astaire, "one of the great­ Jam-Session Saturday 5-7 P. M. Served In A Congenial Atmosphere . est blues singers of ell time." New LOW Prices Daily From 10 A. M. to 9 P. M. Serving Lienor/ Beer, Food Dally Ml MT. VERNON AVE. * TURNER'S Car. Long ft Hamilton CL. 2-0228 Our New Cocktail Lounge Will Be Open Soon For pleasuro at home, RESTAURANT 43-V, IL Leag SL pick np Little Kings ' 8% Beer — Wine — Whiskey to the "Double Do sen'' J. T.'S PLACE-OidSiar Light inn ROME COOKED FOODS ns CA. stem tn CEIL'S TAVERK al your posy kef, 1443 Fields Ava. AX. 9-0697 delkatew*a or »i__?jB______»J(0t| Corner af 11th In Front of Main Entrance te Fairgrounds Open t A. M. till 2:38 A. M. Dally ft Sonde. Enjoy little Kfngs ai . . - - . Featuring NEW SOUTHERN Announcing Oitr BARBECUE your favorite tavern BEER WINE * FOOD TO 8L Clatr Ave_ 'West Virginia Nile' tar or dining spot.: SPECIALTY: Delivery Service Oa (Jut Across the Viaduct. Every Thursday 6 P. M. Till CloaLng Barbecue Our Specialty PIZZA and BAR-B-Q Hot Meals Daily Come Bring A Friend and Meet New Friends Open Dally t A. M.-l A. M. Open Moa. Tues. Weds. 1 to LIQUOR — BEER — WINE — GOOD FOOD ' Feed Served FrL 4k SaL • A. M. Until Morning :: 1 i. m.; Thars. Frl. SaL (Beer and Wine te Carryoat) _*•*.* .._* ..? • Props.: JOHN * JAMES TUCKER 7 to .:» a. rn. 99* CLEVELAND AVE. AX. 9-0511 Clay Adams, Prep. JIM and LUCILLE YOUNG, Prep's THB 8CHOiNUi_fi 8REWINO CO., ONClfclNATI Id, Q___9 y . • -.- - ..- PAGE 18 THE OHIO SETNTINEL THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1960 • 13 Football Games On Channel 10 List Hooks And Slices las at Detroit; Saturday. Dec. Inflate those pigskins and 17, 4:30 Pa m., Green Bay at # CC-MI celebrated - "Mary • SHOULD HAVE seen the lace*" up those shoes, for one* Los Angeles; Sunday, Dec. 18, Burton Day" at Springfield two look on a certain golfer's face TV Picture again, Ch. 10, Columbus, will be 1:30 p. m., Chicago at Detroit. bringing to Central Ohio the weeks ago with the annual -fam­ after he tried to decide between finest in professional football. ily picnic and the first round ot Betty Winlock of Louisville, Tubes 19* The top-ranked teams from the club championship in the Vivian (The Body) Dixon of across the country will 'appear men's division. Charles Sims is Dayton and Marvina Jackson of Installation Free before the CBS cameras in ex­ Bearcats In Jr. the defending champion but will Detroit as to which one. gives citing tussles for league honors. have to play his best game in more justice to a pair of those (all CL 2-7181 The 13-game schedule for the Football Game the coming second and third (WHATCHAMACALLUM) pants fall and winter months on rounds to emerge as winner. the girls wear. Alter naming For Free Estimate WBNS-TV is: The ladies played their first him a dozen more to compare Al Jet Stadium round last Sunday at Raymond them witb, he decided they all Sunday, Oct. 2, 2 p. m., Lions golf course, but scores- were not look good, but some may look a The Ohio Bearcats will be fea­ at Green Bay; Sunday, Oct. 9, available at press time . . . little better ... If I ever had to tured in a huge Football-O-Rama 1:30 p. m., 49ers at Den.-it. Seven strokes separate tlie first go to the hospital. I would re­ at Jet stadium Oct. 15 at 8 14 players with Paul Cummings quest that Myrtle Jones of the SUNDAY, Oct. 16, 12:30 p. m., p. m., It was announced this and George Wilson tied for first Greater Cincinnati Golfers be Lions at Philadelphia; Sunday. week by Coach Robert Rand. place with scores of 68, followed my nurse. She Is something dif­ Oct: 23, 1:30 p. m., Baltimore at The unusual sports spectacle closely by F. (The Old D>votcr) ferent. Detroit; Sunday, Nov. 13, 1:30wil l give Columbustics a,chance Breedlove, Robert Henderson, p. m., Los Angeles at Detroit; to see their young gridiron en­ George Rudolph, Melton Rose- • THE WORLD'S best trophy mo Sunday, Nov. 20, 2 p. m.. Lions thusiasts participate in a series mnd, Eugene Carter, A. D. V. hunter is Randall Anderson of at Chicago; Thursday, Nov. 24, of tilts against high calibre op­ BELL « Crosby, Riley Andrews, Eugene Cincinnati. Playing in the same TELEVISION noon, Green Ray at Detroit. position, including Sunbury, Hil- Calloway, Wodle Saunders, flight for the past s„ many 1068 MT. VERNON AVE llard. Linden Lions, University Sunday, Nov. 27. 2 p. m., Charles Sims, Bill Truitt and years, he manages to maneuver (1 Deer East ef Boys' Ass'n and Western Opti­ Cleveland at St. Louis; Sunday, Thomas Larry. Several others the players around so he Is lead­ .Cameo Theatre) mist AC. Dec. 4, 2 p. tn., Lions at Balti­ still are in the running and it is ing the flight each time. Another Dependable and more; Saturday, Dec. 10. 4:30 The Bearcats will be challeng­ a tossup as to who will be the of his achievements is being Guaranteed Television p. m., Green Bay at Baltimore; ed for junior football, supre­ final winner. . v able to pour a smaller thirst Service Sunday, Dec. 11, 1:30 p. m.. Dal­ macy in this area, Coach Rand quencher than Peggy Cummings J! told The Sentinel this week, add­ O t WAS pleased to have and I thought that was impos­ ing that he feels confident that played along with Mrs. Wodie sible ... Mabon Pettway is fast his youngsters will top the list Saunders and Clarence Reav­ catching up" with "Lucky" Shel­ this season in stellar play, as ling. Mrs. Saunders has great vln and vows he will beat him WHY TRADE YOU SAVE well as cop the championship. potential of becoming a good from now on. golfer and the 'only thing that • THE OLD Divoter says, •J 000 Milt or 90 DAT* WRITTEN GUARANTEE PLATERS in this league Clarence needs is a little confi­ range in age from lit,, 14 dence in himself ', *. , Mrs. Sam­ DONT-F-ollGET THE GREAT- years. It is similar to tha Little my Hopkins followed the players ER CINCINNATI TOURNA­ League in baseball. The Oct. 8 for the first three holes and de­MENT THIS WEEKEND." A. 8-6«2fi game marks a special event in led to call it a. day . . .Mrs. ENGINE or the lives of these youngsters Robert Henderson refused. **n. who are supervised by an effi­ start out walking'. '.". Mrs. Tho-* TONSMISSION cient coaching staff, headed by mas Larry can really cook food Rand. Assistant coaches and ad­ in the tradition' of the OLD Nightly thru FREE PICK UP. OVERHAUL visors include Leonard Watson, SOUTH . . . Never realized that DaiVERY OR TOW-.N former all-city* East High star; Bernice Hampton and Asllne M OCT. 19 At WE DO THE WORK. Henry Palmer and Claude Wil- Broadie favored so much until lis. I saw them dressed alike. They NO The boys will be selling tic­ could pass for sisters . . . The kets for the spectacle which is ones, that really had. the fun MONEY SPECIAL being promoted to raise funds were the children. DOWN for their equipment. • LOOKING over the facili­ so ties on the playground at Snyder PRESENTS plus pk., one thinks of Columbus as IMMEDIATE parts Expects 24,500 Studes being 20 years behind the times SERVICE and the situation is disgusting Ohio State university bat up- . Was wondering why I could­ HARNESS ped its forecast for autumn en­ n't hear from the Dayton Golf­ ii _._(<_S ft. STOCK rollment. ers and Golferettes, but I fi­ RACING Dr. Ronald B. Thompson, exe­ nally found out they went down cutive dean of special services, . UtOIilOlivt- : V^2. to Louisville and, played Louis­ - reported last Friday to members POST TIME 8:« '***• t»n*i_niH*i-i i-Li C?Q, ville Ky-Ana arid were defeated of the university Board of Trus­ NIGHTIY EXCEPT SUNDAY They look alike...but has . tees that the campus now ex­by such a bad score they refuse pects a total of "almost 24,500" to show anywhere . . . Always when classes begin Sept. 26. thought of Marvina Jackson of * Detroit as just another beautiful ^TE 3-1361 • • girl on the golf course, but was in for a surprise .when I learned TURF CLUB the IINVISIBL E DUIFFERENCE ! DID YOU KNOW YOU CAN BUY she plays championship golf . . . .1 Wonder how Thelma Simmons lUXURIOUS DINING . , IN THI feels after bragging about the MUKAVIAN MALT mokes Ihe Invisible Difference in Gcmbrinus Gold lobe! Beer. BEER M WHOLESALE way she would drub Renee Pow­ • DINING TEMlACt : From oul of the Golden West comes this rare-type barley mall '.'. . an ell any time they met .on the • TBttACE lOUNGI • SIMWAU CAFE course? You guessed it. Renee expensive, flavor-magic ingredient that gives Gam a light, handed her a neat golfing les­ son and I am saying she will do WARHOUSE t_&*£ &__*»__ 3-1920 continental flavor . . . gives Gam the taste you. wont. Try Gombrinos wfth it again if they ever meeL RACING AT MUKAVIAN MALT! Taste Ihe Invisible Difference . . . you'll really be surprised. FAY DISTRIBUTING (0. ARROW 2899SUVYANEE AM. 7-0SS4 SoClOlO lott THf All- III! ii W-ATHiR You'll never know what Moravian Malt does for One Block East of Cleveland Ave. Corner, of Agler Rd. and Suwence Skirts axdTim TRACK VU/H3 beer until you try Gambrinus. You now taste the Thanks—6 N. High 2\ Gambrinus Big I.D only Gam has it! CITY DISTRIBUTING (0. Ed Baihy 6000 S. HIGH STREET (ROUTE 23) 600 E. LIVINGSTON AVE. CL. 8-3364 *T__ UMfc turn «• IN «__•» o_*_ COLUMBUS 7, OHIO GOLD LABEL BEER BREWED AND BOTTLED EXCLUSIVELY BY THE AUGUST WAGNER BREWERIES, INC. a COLUMBUS, OHIO

: : '^'y;'^^^'\'/.,-:\ ::' '-r,.•:'•-' ".••>'".'•.'V PAGE 20 THE OHIO S-SNTIN8L THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, I960 APTS.. ROOMS FOR RENT WANT ADS B_ T ARE EASY TO PLACE _ JUST DIAL CL. 3-7416 A Courteous Want Ad Taker Furnished WiU Help You Word SURPLU Your Ad. MINIMUM CHARGE $1.49 Display Want Ads, Apartments Per Inch .. 11.49 OPEN 9 A.M. TO 9 P,M CARD OF THANKS For Rent COLSTON—The gratitudeM. DOME IN AND SIT AROUND our hearts can never be fully 31 5. Monroe Ave. expressed, but we want our rel­ Between East Broad St. THE CRACKER BARREL *BIG atives, friends and neighbors to and Oak St. ST know how much their sympathy, Large Combination IN OUR "GENERAL , 0*es kindness, floral offerings and Livingr-Bedroorn, Masses meant to us during the Kitchen, Bath — STORE" ATMOSPHERE / death of our beloved husand and Utilities Paid * clean, attractive. father. EDWARD M. COLSTON. SHOE • SSSr**•'*% a***. Laundry Facilities Regularly $1 49 Special thanks to the Rev. DEPARTMENT Private Entrance Men's Dress or Yon save 7Se Fathers Faistl and Voris, Dr. Off-Street Parking Wilburn H. Weddington, the Near Transportation Work Shoes Aluminum Bat- staff of St. Anthony Hospital. and Shops $3.88 pr. and up tery Booster C. D. White and Son Funeral (Office Side Entrance Tremendous bar­ Cable* - $1.44 Home and the City Sanitation in Basement) gains in line shoes. Dept. All have our everlasting A -must for airto- ••^.''/mm\ gratitude. Boya' Tennis m a t i c transmis- J Mrs. Dorothy Colston, Shoes-Only 99c sion... 8 It. Jong. mkW* Sons and Daughters CA. 8-3307 HOUSEWARES JLAWN Sc GAR Perfect lor school Regular.., SZM SECTION t DEN SECTION gym classes. Yen Save Sl.ftft LEGAL NOTICES Eves 7 to 9 Ironing Ped and SaL Sc Sun. ! Top Quality Kids' Tennis Ox­ 1 Amp. Battery •*€p2£jt Betty Davis, whose last ad­ Cover Set 1 to 7 P. M. Grass Seed fords - Only 66c Charger - $5.44 Hi dress is unknown, will take no­ _ Regularly $1.25 lUrUI • VDIJ WIV VIUU|U - Nil • t&tegM tice that on Aug. 26. 1960, Doro­ ^e**mmsmm**mM1ssmmsmmemW (5-pound bag) Big S a v i n g s on starts either « or I Only 66c thy Lee Davis filed his petition Web tarulshea, clean wit* Only 96c these populanonular loK-Ww - 12 volt cars. rery modem hotel facilities. cuts. . / in the Common Pleas Court of House Paint Regularly $..95 Terrific Bargain Franklin County, Ohio, in Cause Known from eaast to coast for (Inside or Outside) Michigan Peat You Save $2.51 (50-pound bag) Thong Sandals Weekend! tMv>' No. 101-87-D, praying for a di­ homelike atmosphere. $1.94 gallon vorce from her on the grounds COOPER'S TOURIST Regularly SZ.9S Only 96c Only 19c pr. J-Wax - 87c Final Clos.out at of wilful absence for more than S_9 N. l?tb St CL. S 5U_ Yea Save $1.01 A Special Bargain Motor Oil Leaf Rakes thia unb_ lievable List $1.95 one year last past. Said cause JAMES COOPER, Mgr. TV Antenna (Metal Tines) 2-gal. can 99c will be for hearing on or alter price I Yea Save $1.08 New Ford Hotel No. 2 APTS., ROOMS FOR RENT APTS, ROOMS FOR RENT APTS., ROOMS FOR RENT (Indoor T^pe) 96c Only 77c Top quality - Oct. 13, I960—Webster S. Ly­ Still a few left at AUTOMOTIVE Preatone - $1-86 (op savings man. Jr., Att'y. 9-1. 8, 15, 22. 29, •524 E. Long SL CA. 4-M21 YOUR BETTER light-house­ Now's the time of this low price'. A year for this top- SECTION Hurry - it's going Simoniz Liquid 10-6, 1960. Transient and Permanent keeping rooms. Clean, 1 room regular $3.o£-ltem. Twin Car Mats Kleener Guests Welcome and kitchen, private entrance, Beautiful Exclusive Jgf**^ quality leaf rake. fast at this popu­ Anna Ruth Sheiton, whose last Regularly jl.54 77c pr. lar low price. Special Sale Ford Hotel No. 1 Still private parking, close to bus. Price Only 38c known address is 5_9V_ N. 20th AX. 9-1485 or AM. 2-0582. Yen Sav_*__c Kccp the inside ot Reg. S2.35 - Yen St., Columbus. Ohio, will take Operated at 179 N. 6th St i'-ROOM apartment. Unfurnish­ your car neat. Save 49c per gaL notice that on Sept. 9, 1960, Jo­ LEADING COLUMBUS res Eastgate Clifton Park seph Leroy Shelton filed his pe­ ed. Greenway Ave. 1 room and kitchenette furnished. CL. 2- tanrantears are switching to tition in the Common Pleas Fl-Zol Borne Made Breads. Apartments Apartments Court of Franklin County, Ohio. 6253. Division of Domestic Relations, Children Welcome 1 or 2 Bedrooms in Cause No. 101639-D. prayir? \ IHE HAWKINS 3 bedrooms, very clean, Very neat and clean, near for a divorce from her «»n near schools. Attractive SURPLUS SALES 65 N MONROE AVE. * CL. 3-4815 schools, beautifully land­ grounds of gross neglect of dulv. bath and shower, first floor Said cause will be for hearing on C-_onob«.. Okia scaped, free swimming • • laundry, brick buildings, or after Nov. 2, I960—Webster We Welcome Old aad New Patron* pool, children's playground, Transient Guest Welcomed garbage disposal, 3 play­ brick buildings, near bus­ v 5 BIG STORES • OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY 9 A.M. lo 9 P.M. S Lyman, Jr., Att'y. 9-22, 29. grounds. On busline. 10-6. 13, 20, 27, 1960. We Continue to Render the Same Exclusive, line. ._ Efficient Serrice Ruby D. Kent, whose last 1909 LIVINGSTON • 962 W. BROAD « 2252 S. HIGH • 4494 W. B known address is 5013 Fifth St.. $32.50 Month l'5fib CLEVELAND N.W.. Washington. D. C. will $S0 Month take notice that on Sept. 24, I960, N. Nelson Rd. St 1750 Clifton Ave. Prices quoted in effect September 29-30, October 1-2 only. Arthur E. Kent filed his petition Maryland Ave. in the Common Pleas Court of ATTENTION Open 9 A. M. te 7 P. M. Open 9 A. M. to 7 P. M. Don't farce! — you can now use your Shopper's Charge A ccount at all five Bargain Surplus Stores. Franklin County, Ohio, Division Sunday Z to 5 P. M. Sunday 2 to 5 P. M. We issue Hunting Licenses, too. of Domestic Relations, in Cause [ No. 101317-D. praying for a di­ wrnsrs & DOCTORS GROCERS, CARRYOUTS GROCERS, CARRYOUTS GROCERS, CARRYOUTS GROCERS, CARRYOUTS vorce from her on grounds of OFFICE and HOME FOR RENT CL. 8-4053 a. 2-6432 gross neglect of duty. Said JIMMY'S MARKET TED'S MARKET NO. 2 cause will be for hearing on or Prosperous Steel City — Population 340.0QO, 9 672 Ml. VERNON AVE. 818 ML Vemon Are. after Nov. 10, I960.—Webster S. Rooms Including 3 Room Suite on 3rd Floor. ST. CLAIR CARRY OUT CL. 2-6274 Lyman, Jr., Att'y. 9-29, 10-5, 12. MILLER'S FURNITURE STORE Groceries, Meats, Vegetables CL. 3-2021 PLUS Dental Office, Reception Room, Laboratory Complete Line of Used Furniture and Rugs 505 St. Clair Ave. Columbus, O. CL. 2-0229 dpeeUllxlag ta Choice Complete Line Of 19, 26, 11-3, 1960. Ranges. Refrigerators, Washers, Sewing Machines •car A Wiae To Carry**** Meats and Greeeries For Details Contact — V. Gardner, 616 Parmalee Groceries, Meats, Confectionery, Ice Cream • Open Dally 9-11. SUB. lft 5 Groceries, Meats, Vegetables CA 4-96*0 Cohjmbus. O. 1X9 E. MAIN 8T. Wine and Beer to Carry Out Urs : Mea. thru Tfcars. — INFORMATION Ave. — Youngstown, Ohio, RL 4-1932. EAST TERMS WE BUY AND SELL FREE DELIVERY tit E. Lang St CL. t-03S_ • a. m 1 p. m. Seer A Wiae Te Carry Oat FUR COATS" repaired or restyl- Joe Moore, Prop. m. Sat.: t ». m _ p. as. ed into capes and stoles. AX USED CARS FOR SALE USED CARS FOR SALE FEATHERSTONE'S MKT SMB.: t a. n. 1:3ft p. m. MISC FOR SALE 1-5564. MISC. FOR SALE MISC. FOR SALE Q,n MARKET & (ARRYOUI 15$ s. isra sr. CL. t-tms Prop. JAMES H. FLOOD VEGETABLES. MEATS APTXTROoiii_rra« Ri_ra REED'S VARIETY STORE For A W ll GROCERIES A MEATS GROCERIES LONG & GRANT ATTENTION! FOR SALE FURNISHED ROOMS for em­ Wine - Beer - Groceries - Meats OPEN DAILY 8-1 ft StJNDAY M Beer A Wiae Ta Carry Oat SMITH'S Voed €Iot-_-__6 Store GOOD USED CAR Weekdays t A. M. -10 P. M. ployed men. $8.50 week. CL. NEW FURNITURE Beer By The Case Delivery Service Daily 1ft A. M. To 3 P. M. CONFECTIONERY Cor. Loeg * Groat 2-8691. 1954 Ei Dorado Cadillac Saadays IA._I.IP. M. NO DOWN To'Carryout 899 ST. CLAIR AVE. < ** AX. 1-0964 1178 Uraavttta St. CL. S-ISA Ma any aad sett ladles aad See or Call A Imported Cbampagn. s •tea's met ___*hiag . Z-ROOM furnished apartment. PAYMENT Convertible, cream color Kit-hard M. (Pete) Smith, Prep. Party Supplies — Etamestic 'incertes. Meata. CosiecUoae 475*. Mt. Vemon Ave. CL. Par First Cash fi Weeks Furnished Rooms and WE DELIVER »»llj ft A. M. to * fH. PILLOWS A MATTRESSES 3-2359. From Dale ef Pur. ha se Apartments with white top, real sharp. THOMAS MAYO ATTENTION I NEW LOCATION! EUZADt-TB RANSOM aad RENOVATED LROOM FURmSHED ^apart­ Tarms As Low As $13 Month 5t_ E. Fatten St. CA. 1-9319 at ALMA DEWS. Props. In excellent condition. "Our Buddie" "i_^ri_A_ttF~ AM* Now Oaas ment for reliable widow or Used Furniture Cash SKI Taylor Are., CL. 2-9131 DOUBLE dresser, matching MODERN MARKET RPMAB-.1. widower. Prlvata entrance. bookcase headboard, excellent DENNY MOTORS New Sock. Complete Line AM. 7-6437 of Groceries. Quality Meata IB S. _9t_ St. CX. t-«SM MATTRESS CO. Utilities paid. 1185 Franklin DAVID'S condition, very reasonable 1199 aad 2131 Cleveland Ave. DICK'S FOOD MARKET aad Vegetable* Ave. -• •.•••-<•> 861 St. Clair Ave, AX. S-5280 BEER St. WINE SH E. Starr Ave. Hi £_ Fulton St. CA. 1-9J19 BE. X-8227. AX. 9-2363 CL. 8-6721 Drs: 7:30 A. M.A P. M. Groceries, Meats, Confections Monday t-Lrouxa ___*__•<__-» TO CARRY OUr AX. S-M51

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THUBSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29; I960 PAGE 22 THE OHIO S-3.T-i-.i-_- THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1960 TUB OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 23 MISC. SERVICES MISC. SERVICES SENTINEL RECOMMENDED BEAUTY SALONS 11 To list in this directory call CLearbrook 3-7416. Deadline for new listings, copy "Gbj?PoKg$; changes, la Saturday, 12 noon. NOTARY PUBLIC 1 -__tAI»-SLATED~''Folks ... 1 overheard my Daddy talking to STYLETTE BEAUTY SALON mm £fa sales staff thc other night and what he said area' 'let's HUNTS make the best deals possible for our people, save 'em money ISM Mt. Vernon Ave. HOUSE of BEAUTY BEAUTY SHOP and give*'em the best service^you know how.' That's why 1 (Cor. Champion) CL. S-lttft Hair Styling a Specialty Mrs. Louise Tyson, Office Manager 12.0 ML Veraoa Ave. Mt ML Vernon CL. S-IUS and Notary Public, ia on duty daily say . . . whether you're buyin* or sell in' you'1J make the best Complete beauty service deal when you call .. . CL. 8-9382 Specializing la Hair Cutting Helen Glover, Opr. from 9 A. M. to 5:30 P. M., Monday Anna Bosemaa, Peep. Open Monday thru Saturday and Styling and FrldHy evenings till 8:30 at .. * »i i " Evenings by appointment THE MAR-LOU TILLEEN'S Gladyce R. Moore, Opr. BEAUTY SALON Ida Mas Griffin and Dorothy ._9' i Miami Ave. CL. 2-7231 SPKER'S FURMIUH Beaut* Shoppe Bryant, Owners Warnio Hensley, Operator 995 ML Vernon Ave. at BROOKS ttl ML Veraoa Are. CL. 1-64* OPENING SOON Margaret Long aad N. 18th SL Opee ftli>o__. tare Satarday Louise Smith, Prop's Louise Tysoa Move In Now! Mel von Glveos. Rhea Rroana 113, E. Lon% SL Wright, Jessie Vinson HOUSE of GLAMOUR CLearbrook 8-9543 Office Manager • GRAVELY-S REALTY CO. —HI ttt ML Veraoa Ave. CL. t-SUJ New 3-Bedroom Ranch 1132 COIFFURE SHOP Complete Baaaty Serviea DORA'S CLASSIC PEES INFORMATION * BOOTHS FOR RENT Hair Styling—Balr Catting ___.._— CA. 1-3143 _A. 4-5771 Beauty Salon Prop Mattie Warren Turner Complrte Beaaty Servtee OPERATORS Operatora: Clara Caldwell, WE'VE GOT LISTINGS IN EVERT CO MM UNITY IN THE CITY — LET US HELP TOD IM N. IICS at. CL. S-51K Eleanor Willis, Mary Frances BAIL BONDS "5-Tmr 392-394 N. Garfield Ave. Brick double. 10 Call CL. 1-932$ After 5 P. M. Russell, Annie Kato Jackson BUSINESS INVESTMENT Dora Phillies ftossetl Prop. WUliam J. Garrett « Licensed Professional Bon_fstnao East—Batabtshed haberdashery. Stock rooms per side, full basement, gas furnace. Willie Mae Stanley, Opr. IMA'S BEAUTY SHOP cases and all must go. Call Charles Wilbum Has facilities to maintain a good income. STOP At CL. 26070 or CA. 4-5770. Live on one side, let the other pay your mort­ Oomrlcte Beao.j Service—Hair Stytlag aad Scalp Treatmeat COLUMBUS LAUNDRY • -• Northeast—Will your business have to be gage. Asking $13,000. CA. 1-3143 or CA. 4-5770. -JUST A ME.U_ Prop. Imi Johasea, Oprs. Virginia Cole, JEFFS POOL ROOM & DRY CLEANING relocated 7 See this terrific deal at 2323 E. 10-room brick. 1228 Franklin Ave. New Beauty Salsn IM SL Clair Ave. CL. jHjg Opea Dally t A. M. te i P. ___ Vat MT. VEBNON AVE. 9ot ML Vernon Ave., Cora,, O. Cigars, Canutes and ice Cold Fifth Ave., 138' frontage, then give us a ring copper plumbing, completely rewired, steel SiS N. !-t- St. - CL. tttlt Family aad Bachelor Bundles «->_t Prinka at CA. 1-3143 or CA. V5T7Q. storm Windows and screens, wall-to-wall car­ PREMIES BEAUTY SALON peting, full basement, new gas furnace, many Complete neaaiy serviea Drapes, Blankets, Repairs A lUMW OJBANEito North—Grocery for sale. Terms or cash. ' Sally Nolan, Anna Fleoard, 1748 Green way Ave. CL. 2-5971 Located at very busy corner on 30'-.60' lot other extras. Call CA. 4-5770 or CA. 1-3143 and ONE DAI SERVICE Gr.cie McCoy, Zorado White. Hair Styling - Manicure . Hair Coloring - Hair-Cutting Alterations with 1-car garage. Call J. S. LaMonte for par­ arrange to see this beautifully decorated 4- «* MT. VERNON AVE,. Operators Hair Straight Permanents • Processing _ Facials FLORINS RAMSEY, Mgr. ticulars AX. 9-5308. bedroorn home. PI. - tip ami Delivery Elgetha Carrtnatoa, Own*. Cosldenla Harris, Mgr.-l»rop. O. L. RAMSEY, PtOp. Golembae. OMe RESIDENTIAL—NORTH 2089 E. Fifth Ave. Corner lot, lft-story, S Operators: Lois Patrick, Sarah Boyd, Leola Simpson bedrooms, full basement, gas furnace, 12x18 • Beautiful 3-Bedroom Ranches Land Contract $8500. 8-room single. Can CLASSIC FASHION ETTA BEAUTY BAR f be duplexed, full basement, gas furnace, living room, dinette urea, kitchen, 1-car ga­ • • 3 Schools in Walking Distance BEAUTY SALON tn E. LONG ST. CA S-4640 Columbus Barber Shop Directory *•_. large lot, other extras. Call CA. 4-5770 or CA. rage. Very close lo transportation. Call CA. Complete Beaaty Service • Convenient Transportation 1-3143 for additional information. 4-5770 or CA. 1J3143 to see this lovely home. MS ML Vernon CL S-3OT4 Oprs: Gertrude MeElrejr, Kathertaa Oonoell. THOMPSON BARBER SHOP • New, Clean Neighborhood RESIDENTIAL—EAST and SOUTHEAST 1487 Madison Ave. 4-bedroom brick with Complete Beaaty Servtee EOeea Stamps, Herbert Sellers, Gladys Lucille Reeves, ttt MT. VERNON AVE., Near 1Mb St. connecting baths, screened porch. Bedrooms Charlie Mao Logaa_ Prop. 568 Lilley Ave. 6-room single, 3 bedroom?, Dora Good and Evelyn McBroom SEVEN CHAIR SHOP Complete Barber Servlee It's the best housing buy in all Columbus. Move In now! connect from large hall upstairs. 2 bedrooms, Operators: Lovetla Davies. good condition, sleeping porch, full basement, - BOOTH FOR RENT Men, Women and Children's Hair Cutting and Styling Your rent applies te_,your purchase. At SOUTHFIELD— bath third floor; double living room with fire­ Leona-Wade, Millie Alien, new gas furnace, 2-car garage, can be bought Ladies Hair Bobbing, Scalp Treatment, Deluxe Facials you discover a community planned to meet tola] family on conventional terms or 221. Call George Da­ places on first; tion r plus nicely tiled kitchen, Travis Jackson, Rozio MISC. SERVICES MISC. SERVICES A Specialty needs. Located to glve.you clean, fresh-a^t- living, yet with vis CL. 2-8053 or CA. 4-5770. with pantry arid utility room. Screened bock Russell, Winifred Wallace. K.MBIB Charles Dudley, Mgr. jofaa Thompson. Prep. every city convenience. Only 12 minutes from BrO-fcl and 4 bedrooms, 3-car garage. Will sell on Land porch, full basement, gas furnace, good Excellent Service At plumbing. 2-car garage. Call Rebecca Red­ If Your Balr I_a't Becoming Isaiah Hamiter. George Jones, Damon Lynch, High. Children walk to school. To qualify you need only Contract with small down payment. Call BR. man CL. 8-26J t or CA. 1-3143. Be Coming To Mooney Chinese Hand Laundry & Wade Sober, Charles Dudley, Barbers a weekly salary of $75 and a good credit rating. See 6-4862 or CA- 4-5770. SOUTHFIELD today and get the details on our unique TERMS TO SUIT YOU - CONVENTIONAL - 221 _ LAND CONTRACT - ETC. LEONA'S Dry Cleaning HARRIS' ST. CLAIR easy to buy Ren.al-Purchs.__ plan. BEAUTY STUDIO One-Stop Laundry A Dry Cleaning ION'S BONION BARBERSHOP REAL ESTATE FOR SALE HOME REPAIR SERVICES HOME REPAIR SERVICES Specials ea All Work Store Ne. I Store Na. * 863 SL Cl_»r Ave. BARBER SHOP a__J__ri_> MX ML Veraoa Ave. 616 E. Long 8t (Betweaa Star aad 3rd Av's) Ml N. 2Cth St. . NO DOWN PAYMENT 141 N. Guilford Ave. • A. M. - 1 P. M. Mon. thru SaL 7-ROOM BRICK LEAST ROOFS A SPECIALTT. %smmmn »•_..«.< Complete Tonsorial Service ' Complete Barber Service BR. 9-6305 YOUR RENT APPLIES TO PURCHASE CL. s-tm Facials A Specialty Fri. S to 7 Sat. t to • Near Ohio Av. School. Close to Gutters, spouting, tin, tar.'car*'| buses and stores. Lavatory on Leona Thornton Jones. Mgr. Andrew Harris, Prop. Leonard Thomas, Prop. peutry, cement, stucco, tile. Opea Tues, Weds. Thars. Brady White, Jr., Barber first floor. Newly painted. Nice Try us. Free estimates. AX. MODERNISTIC Sat.- M Fri. B-T Barbers Wanted yard. Owner will help finance to "MI-EM CLEANERS Only $"t 150 right party. 1-6980. BEAUTY SALON Complete Dry Cleaning Servtee. Alterations ARepair BROGSDALE'S WHALEY EDNA MORELAND REALTY Drapes & Household Articles Our Specialty CL. 2-4785 ELECTRIC and gas ranges. All j IM E. Long St. CL. 3-5312 BARBER SHOP BARBER SHOP jf gper month makes repaired, all work; 1 • Day Servlee Pick-Cp A DeUvery ... -. . Complete Beauty Service _-. E. Filth Ave. at Fourth St. AX. 1-926. 621 E. LONG ST. M« B. LONG ST. guaranteed, licensed,, bonded WHITE COLONIAL Charles Collins, Prep. Camp-eta Barber Serviea Complete Barber Service and insured. Columbus Appli­ EDvYAliD I'. ___*'* Hair Styling A Specialty Facial* and Scalp Treatment* Barbers: _. 19' living room, dining room, ance Service HL 4-8004. Scissors aad Reives Genera Sanford. Prop. A Specialty Ireae Tomer A Rath Jeaee no hidden extras David A Williams, DELUXE FACIALS kitchen and dinette. Center hall Bicycles for Beat Marion B. Edwards, Opr. IL B. Posey, Barbers WILLIS WHALET. Prep. plan with 3 bedrooms, loads cf Hathaway St Ferguson Bicycle fires aad Supplies Sharpening ef L_«m_«rre, CHANDLER Beanie Ckrogsdaje. Prop. closets and ceramic tile bath on ROOFING MASON'S SUG'S Earnings of $75 Week Will Qualify second. 2-car garage, fenced All Binds o. Beys Made BEAUTY HEIGHT OPTOMETRISTS and JOHNSONS yard, and side drive. Call Mrs. A FURNACE WORK OL ASSem S3 A OHIO ***__ JEWELERS Shoe Repair Shop BARBER SHOP 67* ML Veraoa Ave. -.5 £. LUNG ST. Schilling, CL. 2-6205. HOME FU-U^HlNG_r* Ml ML Veraoa av. EYES EXAMINED BARBER SHOP Lockbourne and Groveport Rdk CL. 3-3414 789 ML Vernon Ave. Complete Barber Service 1SI7 FRANKLIN AVE. CL 3-1111 • CL. 3-5X73 GLASSES FITTED Oi E. Mb Ave. CL. 8-5195 Mea, Women and Cblldrea't Barbers: Sag Hoi ma a, 30' living room, dining room, Complete Beaaty Service WATCH REPAIRING (Follow Signs) KRESGE Complete Shoe Service Balr Cutting William E. Stewart, big, modern kitchen and *. bath No Appelntmeat Necessary Reasonable Prices Hoars: 1:38 A. M. .:16 P.M. George Jones PLUMBING CO. Satisfaction Guaranteed Dyed A Repaired With' Top down. 3 bedrooms and large ECHENRODE Operators: MabI* Brown. Set 7:3* A M. Io 8 P. M. • 467 E. Mala SL HS C. LONO ST. CA 4-_611 Grade Materials sleeping porch up. Lovely yard Johnnie Mae Lawson, Lucy CLOSED WEDNESDAV OLDTIMEB Hickory 3 and garage. Mrs. Schilling, CL. Repairing and Remodeling Ward, Aimed a Scott * Special Service On Cinderella Heels A Purses Haley's Barber Shop 2-6205. Res.: BE. 1-lNt EXCHANGE Clara Rogers, Mgr. PIERCE'S Office: CA. 4-1336 For Delivery Servlee 1562 ML Vernoa Ava. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE DOUBLE CaO Betweaa s-8 P. M. BARBER SHOP Complete Tonsorial Service On Oak St. 8 rooms each side: BMEMWTS DU6 STORE Cempleui Barber Serviea Eugene Haley, Prep. Price fl6,75» — 25T- Relura TWIN SINGLE Trade for income property or! Vogue Beauty Salon Open Dally KM E. LONO ST Floyd W. Saoaders. Barber Investment sell land contract Mrs. Schill­ 326 5. HIGH ST, UK. 1-ttM BR. .-_ .83 Living room, bedroom with bath, Out Under Homes STOP I LOOK! LISTEN! Look what you get! Not just one ing, CL. 2-6205. (First Bldg. So. of kitchen with ..-*...,g area, utility 784 E. Fifth Ave. BROOKS' AUTO double, but tw«. All four units SOLID LITTLE Southern Hotel) Open Monday thro Saturday 969 MT. VERNON AVE. now rented for a grand total of r o cm. MasK-mrj: construction.' one floor plan home. If you want HOMES RAISED Ida Speight, prop. ELECTRIC SERVICE THOMPSON BARBER SHOP $186 per month. For more Infor­ Good rental area. Wheatland! a good buy for the money here's Platform Seeker .... I 3.N mation call Mr. Gill or Mr. Inner .priog Mattresa . $.66 foyoo Jackson, Mary EsteR, Repairing Generators, Ultra Madera Complete Tonsorial Service near Mound. Corner lot. Close! one for $6500-41060 down, $5$ Slane AM. 8-0184 - AM. 2-5872 - CALL DAVE Coif Spring .. $.06 Deaaa Wtlsea, Operators Regalstors, Starter* Special Service — Scalp Treatment A Deluxe Facial to General Motors and Westing-* per month. 6 rooms, bath and, AM. £-3238. utility room. 0__KMrea«ChillingJ framed Mirrer.. MO OA 4-__»:vi U Hear -_.rv.as Charles Dt itey, Mgr. John Thompson, Prop. bouse. CA. 1-9319 Inquire About Our MET__dER BROS. CO. INC. CL. 2-6205. i-Fe. Dinette Set 16_» Rear IM S. Washlogtoa At*. George Jones, Isaiah Hamiter, Damon Lyech, 543 E. Fulton SL ••WEEKEND SPECIALS!** Wade Sober, Charles Dudley, Barbara -4160 Indianola Ave. EDNA MORELAND REALTY \ B. G. DENMEAB A CO. EASY TERMS MLS Realtors AM. 7-5.91 CL. 2>47W Realtors CA. *-«285 OUambm, OWe I