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- j q. sas«d Friday SJt.-..q t» sas, t**asy,ats*%m darts, far *» Caa— bas Fg^sld. ncreatia—I fact—le. sasd. by Mays. IU*.,, *. oVttrst«atr saw tavlrty Bit. aaCMk. At le», la*atty *mri*a> »*- N«r»lKwt»«l amake Frsm Ml: Maysr 0*stretels~, Mrs. Ns.it. tarsal at Ua MB: ,_,, Jaarsjk W.o. iU-ator sst Ik. sastsl—ntlttatasl, as. Btr. Coo*. Hirst: Earl J<*_, Bratt, C alar aslwctar, palms «1 »»t.re Biat— y at Uu. tttttet ts Mars* 0..ltri.aar—PI.re. Phil.., TWO MEN RAPE, ROB CHILLICOTHE HEWS Cc 1 StitfmfSSL I 1C< Aftermath Of An Ortteil I3 I ^^=^^r®_i__^! O By t^CwttaiM CHniflCOTHE.—Following morning services at*. Zion •UtsTTJRDAY. tacTOBER tl, ItSS COLUMSUS. OHIO church next Sunday, Kev. Harold Wingo will perform the marriage ceremony of Miss Mae Kelly, daughter bf Mtt. Martha Kelly, 8, Walnut St., and Bernard Cooper, son uf Mr. and Mra.-Bernard Cooper, Sr. NURSE, FLEE MIl^elllssiiesReiily To Re^s Mrs. Maud .Dunson of Colum- ~™ —•- -, -','. „'.' Story On Page 3 Rtn**ke(Wik^ feel Woodsrd recently. Tbs bride is new ton. Kerf MtctieuTir: yseatg Cslwukaa a«tatraey, Is sue a 'S3 high school graduate end > • « et ttslsssts p. Writs'* stsssMcb right, we mutt keep on living. daughter ot Mrs. Allie Mickey. __*, tar nvitbor, tbe pest el etty atteraey. Mttcb- est gain* utben we have bKtght family ot Columbus were Mrs. William eiw*^«i*d brtrth- out our isrtviea within the port/ W gueats of her riurther, Mrs. ^ Cart, B*OWB, o^'Col^abus, Giodys Roberts, JrUndsy. • ^'Catitd her tOaW; Mirsv.Caiie We*v Of Peioeky; JatlttV*. . OliVer DORCAS M1SS10NAR! Sfr Cousins of Dayton, visited with conaervelive. Winning eiet-tiooe ciety met st the bom* of his mother, Mrs. Ethel Cousins, is tbeir ba-ainens. It. is not president, Miss Carrie Beard. tjlis week. ard W. Genloe, IU-C+TOI elty at- Plans ware made for tbs annual tentey up fer reeleetieo^-EDI- ganizstkm that a certain candi­ turkey dinner in November. Tbe TtsftU date can win so stertkw. flow-. Irostees **rv4«*rs»freshment* ,. . over, until you csa be cuovinc- lire. Elizabeth TolUver Is on an (kiBberStBdy By BUSH P. MITCHELL ing you cannot expect too much extended visit in Columbus i 11 it, not dif'iotit to under- from en orgamtetioo. Mrs. Harold Viney was celled to jfft-mnd why our friend Haglan Dayton recently to b* with her To Be D^uSarett Reid. smarting from tbe deal be daughter, Mrs. Robert Reed, received last year, would rurw WE DIB NOT Ilk* wist hap­ who underwent surgery s_ Mi- A__ * be \rtry unhappy and somewhat pened when the Republican or- ami Valley iM*t_ It*.. She is re- lH| vindictive bt Ms attitude to­ ganiatatian filled tbe three coun­ Ferum Shaker ported recoverini*^ .. Mrs. Dor* . cil vat-antics last year. We do wards the Praeklin county Re­ Da. a-amta—, MHUJe East othy McRrkte and family, ot Al- A recent objective study msde Problem Cop publican orgaOuixotion. recaii, however, thst tbe same Ranee, have rrturned borne after jjor the Colombia* Chamber of organiiatioo sra* largely respon­ ea—essaantoat aad aatb—It, Last week Mr. Reid permitted a visit with her parents, -the Commerce wffi be, sLIsr'-we'S tut sible for tbe election of the only sa Iras, via tsttisarl. Ifcsal George ralrrowS.' Co)mr.bu« Town Mf-fclmg .Sunday his iet.ax.gs to get entirely out twe Negroes to be elected to the Of bounds when he d4K_ded to forua. sort.., speBjaw*. ,7 Stair Legislature from this Kaasa Alpha Psi frattrBllr • * t from 1 to 2 p. ttv give a Verbal lashing to all of MRS. MURIEL BROWN Was 'jfttls report to Uie public will tbe Negro workers in tbe Re- City, Nov. S. SI 4 p. to. al pleasantly surprised on her be msde by the chamber's pubiican party who hsvo pledg­ Tbe itup-pwter* of Mr. Wylie CalBBsbas- Btarbt, Bt, TstC— birthday when Mrs. HoUie Lsiu- president, ..ou Wllsch; genersl ed support to ChSlmers WyUe. moke no apoi.-eU-.i for tbetr sup­ Weaker. •» Atpha Bops. Al- ly invited her to her home leal manager, I*Mdh.sr Starkey, and Aii of ua were displeased, and port of him. We believe In hi* |sba wUI live a receptlas las- Saturday evening.- She .was research editor, John Mockirt. most iA oe were downright an­ youth, bis ability, bis energy^ meallatelj bBnraa, aasatsat. greeted with tbe "Hsppy Blrtb- The public di-ca-alon, "Whst's gry when the organization ig­ his sincerity, honesty sod integ­ Transferred for Mr. Karoos., ta ***t Hay" song »nd received gifts Ahead fot Columbu*?," will nored ua in filling, three council rity. Sty these Qualities be has Mfltr* sf US. "T". Sakject will from Mesdames Klsxie Cairo- give cltixefi* an opportunity to yflTbese ar* tbs tegs of John Henry Clemmens, ex-conviet trite ViVBCarJrcie? Isst year. endeared himself to us. With or wsy. Dortrthy Qlasttcv, Ethel inform themseAves about the wi'injut the- organtxation, we be "What U Amtries's later- Gibbs, Lillian Bayless, Jessie many opportunities afforded spent tO years on s Georgia chsln gang snd whose story 1* he- WHEN WE RAVE made a would be tor Wyhe. «t bt Ira**" Glassco, Lucy Witaon, Nell' tbem. log told la s series ef three articles exclusively la Tbe Sentinel. Fslrrow and Sadie Jones. The The public is Invited to come -Photo yoa see above sre result of Ctemmons' ordeals.* Resd Story On Page 2 guests were seated at an ettrac- to tbe WBNS-TV studio, 483 Clemmees' dramatic story of Georgia chain gang brutality, "28 live tsble centered witb red Olentangy blvd., or to listen snd Tsars ef Uvlng Hell," ea Page 1, See. SV—Pierce Photo. Former CHy Attorney Wrast Says MassMeetlnfl roses. Games were played with telephone questions snd com- going to Meedames Doro- ments to WX 3881. . pri uWtlonlsBestCandlu^^ SelByHsUCP time citizen srtd tsapayer end In Columbus West High Stutkr.ts To Sell toounccd his endorsement of in­ "His mam clainr of t-fuabfica- cumbent Richard W. Gordon. tion is that be is endorsed by the The Columbus NAACP win county'* dominant political or- hold a public meeting at St- Att'y Jotsst H, Schickler, ia a Peul AME cburch Sundsy atter- stsUmens to Tbe Sentiaei this gasb-atian. TtMs organi»slion refused to endorse Hs incumbent iMxm, Dee. 8. Speaker' will be Hilltop Record Subscriptions week, sstUL, *'I>urtng hi» 15 Roy Wilkins, administrator of -pfers' experience, Gordon hus merely tec. use be stooo by* hi* CONGRATS MR. WYLIE...NOW? legal ctmvicllons tor the benefit During: the week of NOT. 8, members of the bands of tbe citisens .snd tejtpayera, and orchestra of West High school, Culumbtw, will tell many legally cximplicslt-d cases AN EDITORIAL 'which colled for tbe utmost ex- rather .than for site ber.Wit of Wilkins will review the work nuhscHptlons to the Hilltop Record. tbe rxdiUcsl boas and politi- porisne* and training. ot ttte orgafittation on thc na­ The students will make ft door 4B»_(___B__M^ip__M_BBB__| **Tb* totceg wblcb itow seek tional level and comment espe­ to door canvas of ths Hilltop, Columbus' electorate went to the polls Tues­ ard W. Gordon, who bad served in the city extend our hearty congratulations. "Rtcbard W. Go-rdon'vbos b**en cially upon tbs campaign to from Central av. west, in an ef­ day And selected their choice lor mayor, three attorney's office for 15 years. During the campaign, Mr. Wylie pledged to to prevaat tbe reelection of Dick nombieied by tbe votei-Wdf Co- eliminate racial barriers' in ed* fort to build up fioids for tmi- city councilmen, auditor and a city attorney. . appoint two Negroes to his staff if elected. We Gctrdon have always bees my lumbus bir Itp'tte Of a.) titctice have no-doubt that hia promiae will be kept* primary Uirgt. and tfassie pre*- forms and iiistrumttaiU fee their The victcrry fan tke city attorney's race, DURING GORDON'S TENURE, through his used against bin ertd^hs is a- - Mrs. Bettie M. Ji-JsTum, U4 N, s«atre gr-*up* are totentiy seeking musical organizations. . whicb afforded virtually all of tbe campaign extremely liberal actions and expressions, he WE RECOMMEND TO MR. WYLIE tbe cai_Udat* in bis own right und 22Cd St., oniKrunced opening of won thousands of friends among Columbus Ne­ the eleetatsk q. tsordoa's oppo- was noiniristed without the hei}. tb* 1933 sule'of NAACP Christ, The group fit parents super­ lirowotkt, was won by C*Halmer* P. Wylie, appointment of Busk P. Mitchell, an able, Tke Ohio Sent»_«l*s Ce- groes'. We would be ungrateful if we didn't ex­ Iteni- Tho city aUorney's oppo- of a political macbine. I feet ms* seals. She Is chairman of a vising (he drive reo^test full sup­ who had tho unique distinction of being back­ energetic young attorney, who worked dtli- suxitii m yooett $*** 0*0 cenaot committee plajaniiig to sell 1000 liuubu* c*ffice has s-etne press our sincere best wishes for his success and gerdly ia behalf of Mr. Wylle's candidacy. but will rfit-et* ten, e minimum. NAACP port of th^ community. The stu­ cKangad. Tke sow suisat ed by b-cth the Republics and Democratic tWIy »pprt*ct*te the proWes-ns happineM in his new endeavors. --. seals have been 'sold each year dents,will receive port bf tits ^l.fEis***we«i 741*3. county orgsnixation*. Wylie defeated Rich- To Ml*. Gordon's successor, Mr. Wylie, we . . CcmUnued On Page 2 bM the irtendVKiint of a iou|- since 1917. lTWifiey ittiin each aubscHptibn.- . SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1953 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7. 1BS3 THE OHIO SENTINEL Congrats, Mr. Wylie ; 12,t>90 Attend Sentinel Block Party Miami Valley Hospital Nurse Raped, ELECTION RIHINDUP Beaten, Robbed In Crown Point Area Negroes Make Strong Showing Continued From Page I DA -TON, — A 43 year old nurse at Miami Valley hospital told Debt. Harry Bloomer and Robert B. W, Mr. MKebeU, sWbsugb UcUng tn experience ss s trial lawyer, SwartK ahe waa beaten, robbed and raped by two men as is, we iMBsvs* iwessessed of «MlU.c*U*a* wkirh, U given a ahe was returning home from duty shortly before mid­ ebaswe to develop, wiH elevate Mm to Ute very top ot the tegsl night last Tuesday. In Overall State Elections According to the story told the It it on ibis basis that w* urge tk* sew city attorney to give officers, the nurse alighted from took turns raping her sfter i By JOHN B. COMBS primarily to the strenuous cam­ esreelt and tarvful re-tsUeretien I* Bash P. Mitchell When bs a westbound bus at 3rd st. and Sentinel Political Editor paign conducted by s Gordon selects men to fUl bis legal staff. Strand av. (Crown Point) and aa Immidl ately following his for City Attorney Committee, of In selecting the two appointees, we would like to make an­ she neared her home in the vi­bitten him on the hand. smashing upset over Robert T. which Att'y Raglan R. Held was other uninvited suggestion to Mr. Wylie. In the interest of setting. cinity of the Veterans Adminis­ Oestreieber in Tuesday's mayor­ WMliams, Charles V. Can. up s sound, efficient office, we rscommend that Edward J. Cog, tration two men sprang from a Following the assault, they alty election, M. E. (Jack) Sen- ELSEWHERE IN THE state. Democrats, and John Kellogg, who has served nearly 10 yesrs as an assistant city attorney, be clump of bushes, grabbed .her look her pocketbook, containing senbrenner, in an interview- Judge Russell L. Carter was de­ Republican. Mrs. Caper* de­ retained. So outstanding wa* Cox' qualifications, integrity and and dragged her to a perked $15 in money, a pair of bandage with The Sentinel, promised to feated for reelection to munici­ feated Vivian Parker, Rcpubli- experience, that last summer Mr. -Gordon appointed mm chief srby. scbutors -and some personal pa­ give "Negroes a fair chance to pal court at Dayton. Rev. J„ ' 2234. Williams won counsel of the city attorney's office. sit on the front seat while they pers, and escaped after throw­ pull themselves up by their own Welby Broaddus; of Dayton, was 3112 to 1881 for Ermer L. Wat- Cox* as a trial lawyer lee tbe Lew treat* represented the drove oft ing her out of the car. bootstraps;'' elected to thc Montgomery i. Republican. Carr was unop­ dry to numerous eases tovelvtng hundred* of tbou*»eds ef dot- After going s short distance She told the officers she wan Pointing out that he had lost county Board of Education, first posed, while Kellogg swamped •are. Tile beoor aad di*ti-*ct.oa which be acquired I* the per. they forced her into the back dered in a dare to Home av. and Negro ' predominated wards by Negro to be elected to a local bis opponent 4S17 to 1*31. forasasK* ef M* esvties, compels es te feel he would tra osestlcio- sest ' and, after pulling her Kilmer st., where residents an otverwhelming majority Sen- office In Dayton. - *My ke a vatasMs ssset te the new staff af tbs elty attorney. sweater over ber bead, both colled police. senbrenner, first Democrat to LINCOLN UTS. — Mayor Ar­ be elected as Columbus mayor JAMES II. HENRY, SR.. thur T. Shivers waa reelected Biggest, best block p.rty la five year history of Ohio Seatiael spoasored anneal HaJsswe*. since 1035, said "their vote will Central State college (acuity over Correlus H. Parker, retir­ JOHN BOWEN, ANOTHER YOUNG Negro attorney, is also member, became the first Ne­ said to aspire to an appointment to Mr. Wylie** fer-rtivKt.es f.r both youngsters sad grownaps of Coiombus community wss staged over I1H boor have no bearing on my recogni­ ing president of counci! In this spaa Ust Saturday, net-red are few el U.888 celebrsat* who enjoyed dsy-loog estertatoment at tion of them as citizens." gro elected te public office at sll-Negro village. Five council- we know, Mr. Bowen is an honest, clean, c . •••", ' Xenia In recent years when be Pofndester Center. Complete *tery appears In Nav. 14 edition of The Sentinel.—Pierce Photo. Meanwhile, unofficial reports and a city solici- fortunately, Mr. Bowen, who does i t five la the Columbus city wss elected to tne city com- Iso elected. limit* and is therefore ineligible to vote in tho city, only passed Capsuling The News from the Board of Elections dis­ mission. closed the three heavily popu­ the bar laat June. James B. Simmons, Jr., Dem­ Wo believe be is locking in tiie esperience required to fill the UP-TO-THE- MINUTE NEWS ITEMS OF STATE lated Negro wards (6, 7, 13) gave Sensenbrenner 3948 votes ocrat, Toledo, was elected position in question. Sine* it is Imperative that Negroes put their On Columbus NAACP Seal Committee AND NATIONAL INTEREST city council Tuesday as for ninth consecutive best foot forward, we feel, in the best lo 5400 for Oestreichcr. Tabula- lions from the city's wards snd party wrested control of council term in this all-Negro village. ii-cluding Mr. Bowen, that he gain moi from Republicans by a fi Other* elected were Joel Trav­ Ing te an assistant city attorneyship st 577 voting places gave Sensen­ Edited Br Nina M. Redd brenner 40,708 to 40,424 for is, clerk; Aristcs Thomas, Oestreieber, a majority of 284. CINCINNATI — Jbeodoi treasurer; Mabel Watklns, ALLING AN ERROR ou the N. York Times. Arthur B. Sptngsrn, Due to the extremely narrow Berry was elected to a third Frank Thomas, Charles Thorn­ C NAACP president, attscked the paper for printing article say­ margin, it wus virtually certain term in city council ton, Johnny Sharpe, Bernle ing Dept, uf Justice was doing all .research work for those fight­ the mayor will ask for s re- polled 0999 drat choice Welch, Conley Bowman, council. ing segregation-In public education. Splngsrn say* more than 130 second place in an 18 candidate URBANCRuEST — WiUiam H. experts have been working all summer snd fall with NAACP Le­ Johnson, was reelected mayor. IN THE RACE fur city attor­ race. Berry's party, the Char- Others elected were John Wal­ gal Dept. in preparation for December buttle in supreme court, ney Chalmers P. Wylie, assist­ tcritcs, was holding a slim mar­ ', . . Meanwhile, the fight fur equal education suffered setback lace. Sr., clerk; treasurer, Ken­ Is Switched From Eastside ant attorney general, unseated gin over Republican councllmcn. neth Penn; council, James H. with reversal by U. S. fifth circuit court of appeals of a ruling that Richard W. Gordon by nearly A. Bruce McClure, Republican Patrolman Paul Jordan, cen­ the Columbus Police Dept last opened Louisiana State university to Negroes. The appellste court Craig. Wslter H. Miller, Vaughn wees- 15.000 i. Gordon carried and member of the State Legis­ E. Hairston, Grace W. Hairston, ter ot several heated c^trover- did not rule upon legality of esse but declared that Dist. Judge J. irds, 7th and 13th,lature , was trailing far behind aie* since hi* assignment to tbe Jordan, whose abase of his Harry R. Robinson, William authority won him tbe nefarious Skelly Wright exceeded his authority when be said I^SU had to both in o areas. His victory at Sentinel press time Wednej- Long st-Mt Vernon av. district nickname "Nuisance Cop," has open its doors to all. A P. Turesud, Jr., who enrolled in the wsrds was credited Trout. in Columbus nearly a year sgo, been assigned to s beat in a school in September, may have to discontinue classes, was among police officers trans­ downtown district. The Sentinel ferred In a surprise sbakeup by learned Monday. OF NATIONAL NOTE — Ashby B. Carter, president of the Nut'. Alliance of Postal Employees, died In Chicago Isst week troijpel Sii-tfen At 6c*t*s Saurta. The-well known union and fraternal leader had been president of lumbus, will present the Zion -the large postal group for over 18 years . . . Bettlno Field Bruce, ettes. Gospel smgers of Colum­ daughter of inultt-mUironaire Marshall Field, haa gone to court to -get permission to take her 8 year old daughter to England when U PEOPLES bus, Sundsy,-Nov. 8, at 3.30 she sails -t» join her Negro husband, Eldrldge Bruce, a student st University of London. The child is by a former marriage . . . Dr. mu ' Columbus NAACP has formally opened It* If St Christmas seal campaign With above group J. Welby Broaddus chalked up another "first" when he won elec­ sea ONS WKIK OHIY BENTLEY'S comprising committee. Left to right seated: Mrs. SsllM Johnson, Mlsg Bette Leigh Banks, chair- tion to Hoard of Education in Dayton. Pastor of Tabernacle Bap­ m*s of youth seal eommiUee; Ally John I. Francis, president M Cotumsus NAACP; Mrs. Bettie tist church, he was first sepia citizen elected to a city office there. Choose your winter dottles now, and get on Jeenion' general chairman ef scsl sale. Standing; Pan! Cotton, Miss Mary jane Psttcrson, see- -. . . Chicago's Richard L. Jsnes became fifth Negro in American twtra $10.00 worth of extra merchondli, * i-etary of tbe brancb; Mrs. Myrtle Smith snd Barbee Wlllism Durham, branch cseeutrve secre­ history to attain rank of general last week He now wears gleam­ j Iran Topic Of tary. Sale sf seals Is sue means by which orgsnlMtlen raises funds to carry on pregram sf fight- ing silver stsrs of brigadier general of U. S. army, NO EXTRA COST! Hurry, this offer for on. lag racial discrimination sad segregstioa. Seals; sold each year slste* 1,927, sell for one east each weekl NO tosh needed! Use your tredit! HOLLYWOOD 81 for a sheet sf 188. Lsrgest order received to date came from Rev, II. Bercher flicks, psstor i Forum Al TROUBLES ARE DOUBLING for Randy-Tarpln,.recently de­ feated in attempt to regain world's middleweight title. He wus STYLES! taken into custody in N. York Monday on a charge of assault by YMCA On Sunday Mrs. Adele Daniels of Harlem.' And across the sea, a British po­ lice officer named him co-respondent in a divorce suit . . . Signs One of tho outstanding interna- Power Producing tlonstly known speakers to ap­Sentinel Thanked For of a bitter battle arc brewing in St. Louis where Henry Winfleld pear in Columbus In recent year* Wheeler, president of the local NA^CP, has been asked to resign Is being presented Sunday, Nov, Increase Predicted bis post by national headquarters. Also asked to resign was Jo­ 8, at 4 p, m. at Spring St seph Clark, treasurer. Controversy arose over bundling of money, LADIES' COATS YMCA, when Dr. Dan Kurzmsn, . . . Dr. Lather Hilton Foster was formally inaugurated as fourth So imitiy .In, hi luth Role In NH Fund Drive By the end of 1094. Ohio's nine president of Tuskcgee institute last week. Ceremony wus pre­ Mlddlo East correqwndent tor investor-owned utility compa­ goretous fabric., artfully #>.*, a Cft the Natl Broadcasting Co., Neighborhood House, Inc., 800 Leonard av„ Colum­ ceded by elaborate three day celebration with no Sv speaks on the subjects, "Nation­ bus, formally thanked The Sentinel this week for ita part nies will have increased their from all over nation present. InhiMtdl Zip-in rootli •*/« alism in Iran" snd "What Is in helping the agency rhise .51,000 in a recent campaign total power producing copacity OTS M-M ,C "up America's Interest In Iran?" for building funds. to almost 20 percent of Soviet Thi* is the fourth and final Stating that the ouUtnnding —— Russia's total 1931 capacity, th* A NOVEL TWIST in the news cume this week when 13 white LOVELY SUITS forum of a aeries being present­ work of the Eastside committee Ohio Electric Utility institute railroad engineers in Macon, Ga.. charged they were being dis­ ed by the alumni chapter of criminated against in favor o( Negroes. Thc men objected to Ne­ was made possible because of reports. Youthful, figure-fIflttcrmg Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity. the ''splendid'' support of this gro firemen being exempted from taking exam mat ions which style _ right up-ts-tht- * A panel following Mr. Kurz- paper, Jceeph H. Wall, execu- white workers must take . • . Mrs. Csllle Davis, N. York chamber­ rrtu'a address will be composed tve director, relayed the group's maid, considers herself a very lucky lady since she was awarded minute. At generous so,- * of Don Weaver, editor of thevot e of thanks to Russell A. permanent possession of $650 diamond found while working at ingt. On credit. Columbus, Citizen; Dr. W. B. Jackitun, editor, and Amos H. hotel ... A flaming cross, symbol of tiie Ku Klux Ktun, was plac­ Abramson, well-known physician Lynch, advertising director. ed on lawn of Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity house ut University of in Columbus and' formerly Christmas Mrs. K. Starr Chester, vice Kansas this week The fraternity gained national attention when Man'* OVERCOATS professor of language* in one president of Neighborhood it pledged white student . . . The Donald Howards, Negro family the leading universities in the House Board of Directors, that caused serious raciul disturbances by moving in all-white Handsome at ton be, in country, and Russell A Jackson, stated, "The Board of Directors Special! public housing project in Chicago, will be given an-eviction notice b'ghl-wtighl.yrt-wgrm » wish to express deep apprecia­ Jut- misrepresenting their i fabrics. Hew shades and • tion to Toe Ohio Sentinel for the Bab, phots. . .socials,. Os. the oast lounge sfter the forum help and cooperation that did so • .1.7 and « styles to choose from. by members of Alpha Kappa Al­ much to make tbe Neighborhood rctslar _.! pha sorority. The public' U House building fund campsign SPORTING NOTES—Jackie Robinson, Brooklyn baseball star, urged to attend. There will be successful." 1* under fire for letting segregation customs bench three wtiite Aton't FINE SUITS members of his all-stur team at games played in Memphis und Of the 831.400.81 raised in the Matlerbuill, farrioui for campsign, to721.32 wss reported Birmingham . . . Former middleweight champion Sugar Ray Rob­ by the Eastside committee. The inson haa denied rumor he will return to ring. He did admit that quality, » low bi prill, * Kon-Pariel Club w he had been offered $350,000 to stage comeback against Bono Ol­ son, current titlebolder , . . Already the "experts" are saying that. Meeting Scheduled 'Miss ROTC talents of J. C. Caroline and Mickey Bate* will carry the grcut The Non-ParM"cIub will have TALLAHASSEE, Fl*. —Willie Illini team to Rose Bowl. S regular meeting at the Pearl Foster, senior from Belle ttiVltt AM IXTXA YWCA, 8SO'E. iASig at,. CrOlum- Glade, Fla., was recently elect- HHAKOI FMCMMT bus, Thursday, -Nov. 12, in the Miss ROTC" by the Rc- PIERCE'S IN PASSING— The Bible Is still alt-time best selling book, ac­ from of-an open house. At that i OHioers Training Corps cording to recent census. Works .of Shakespeare are second . . . time tickets will he counted for for ths current school-year .at PORTRAIT STUDIO' Wore, sad ••»•._•• Walker The U. S. needs at least OOW more Negro doctors, according to 178 South High SI. the group's baby contest Mrs. .Florida A-M university. Miss IIAHVET KING, Asatstaal Dr. Albert W. Dent, president of Nat'l Health Council . . . A new uBertiw Powell is president and also holds the rank of type of magazine le the Negro publication's field hit the stands Mrs. C Ellis is secretary. Tbe honorary -colonel of the xegi- 117 HAMILTON AVE. MAin 9847 this week It's "Step-Up, s monthly designed for buyers and busi- public it invited. * Columous, O. Headcd by newspaperwoman Thelma T. Gorbsm, the [ is published in SL Louis. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER T, ltSS THE OHIO SE*rnNtX 5 ATU1U) AY, NOVOIBBR 7, 1 «S3 THE OHIO SCmiNEL i Stale {oll„c(i>~ Await) Wi^ ChristiiM aWm StdMi Eastside Pastor CHILLICOTHE NEWS On Radio Shows If ffiKl COBSWS For lediifdiip, Darter Says church in E. Dsyton, will be were told hy* Matthew G* Carter, egecuUva secretary of heard on rudio aUtion WONE Sprttiug St. YMCA, Columbus, that student ChriaUan awo- from 11:48 to 12 s. m. Sunday, , IONIC UlIKii: NO. 8, Order ctationa arc "aeod bttde" for leadership and laboratories Nov. 22, on tbe regular '.'Come J of Masons, entertained the mem* for the practice of democracy, and Worship'' program spon­ _ Roy t_xiper of Msssie* j bers* wires with supper at Carter was ths p ' sored by the redii>te]e vision ville will bo the ttpeaker wttb J Scioto Lodge Thursday. Other committee of the Church Feder- mu*tc by the senior choir. : g_*srt* were Mrs. Ella Johnson, spesker st the YM and YWCA stion ot Greater Dayton. Ladles Aid met Pridsy eve-! Mrs. Minnie Medley and Mies annual membership banquet in Rev. Britton will also deliver Pomerens hall last Tuesdsy periment with democracy under pening snd closing prsyers niag st tbe honte of Mrs. Eddie' Edith Carter, wires snd rela- condition* thst promise some Tyree, .th and Watt sta. Mr*, tivr* of de_e**ed Msseos . . . nigbt. . . Tke TMCA sseretsry ssfst, chance ot success. •*l.*ad*rshlp fer att areas of Tbe speaker, one* a vstew- ttfo Is belsg trained on tbs teer worker le the steeesd ; tbe churcb Sunday, Nov. Cstrtstlsn movement, esuebsi- Juki j 8, st 8 p. m. Mrs. Mildred Mo* essspus. Therefor* we are all •sshtsrasg stwsut what happens ed by ssylng that "tbe eaaepas Ott.OBV»Delt*sate$ president . . . Eastern Honor Dickerson So-,!. Mrs. Tarpla: te csUegs students, aot only YM aad IrtKUte ex. make a t»»l tak fhairriiaii Robert istsr wa'wifi be lasting rotftrfbeUen to Ue spir­ Al Cerdab In Coiombss Smith is* still t»ntined to ber Mrs. Madgs Dyer, Mitt st. Sun- tatsMoslsslly, bat sbe witb re- 0*001 Jtwe ...al. ...an Cfc.ra.ia, M.r,s. Stale e.n.,. .„..-*.,..»...*, EH. Ms. l-kB-.k rf BaBIaMM^W.._at.ee.-. gsrt te their Ideals, Mseal itual growth ot persons.'' DAYTON. — Misa Susan Kil- OesersI thalrnssn sf Cbrlst- bom* because af illness ... day, Nov, is, from 3 to I p. ra. Carol Robinson and Jams. fore r.nd Loretta Lee were dele­ Iteuben mtane* ot the ft it ibn-on- i • . . Churcb .Improvement club e. -IWss Basis... .— Frsfsssk—sl wastaa sf lrSS" b, N.H A*.-a et Nt,ro Basis,., ... Trm- stasMarse, lategrlty, faith sua Atlestlrnonlal sa*. seM sal*, atoaul *****' for Reigley, membership chairm*m, gate* to. the recent employed tlole pike is out sgaia after a >f -i-inn Chapel wiU bold a laassstusl Wsasea, 1st .aria, UU. saaasl easv. aUoa Isst week ia Allaatle City. As... Mist Fta- made awards to the 20 student A test—isaUl kssarset will women's conference In Colum­ ralata, etlort sl Colambas brief tiln-re* . . . Prank Terry 1 rummage sal* at th* church siek Is er.wa.4 ky MM. B. Beatrix, paklle rela—es toes..!- 1st Cses-CaU C*, startss, .ss*eU- members who had been most b. Iltl. Frlsay, Nor. ., st ta. bus. Both sre members -of the Tobrrratc.ls Sorlely, la W. suffered a stroke lest week but j Saturday, Nov. 14 it I t, n, Pointing out that the college liaa's sasaal tekslarski, fcsIL At rlgbt Is FrssseM Sara,.. "MUM Wsskb-art*., D. C-, rsaasrs,, successful in gaining recruits geaeea-'astel In BBBaaMa Ga- Y.WCA Business and Profession­ Bay Soeer, Tic. ,resl.eat mt j. . . Southern PTA is having a campus presents most ot mt wkile k~BlB, ss. sl rlfkl. U Mrs. Ftor.se. Msslsea HU1, FVUsilelakJ. basis..*..".***, direel.r mt features of tbe normal, complex during tbe membership drive. larabsai, tvaaorln, J. filsysar. al club. Mrs. Eurilla Howard, Colassbtis BsU ssd F.rtls, bah fry Saturday at tbe scbool Its. tmstsmeUltoa. - . - . advisor, accompanied the dele- for tbe beno.it of the scbool boy Dlckeraaa, rite ekalma. it Co., s_ srsealaaat ArllBSt*. Iks Stale lostatlrlsl C.mosls- • potrtal, beginning at 8 p. m. resldral. Ap— arlsl.ltly Utr DAYTON •usa. spwasore. ky lie Jeffer- M. Ckrlslssss seal letters wlB 11*11* I sstbts* ebak sst C- STKPHKN uBAT-KS occupied Civil Service Examinations Ns*. tbe pulpit Sunday at 1st If apt ist. BSSsssst. Ss* Jska B. Cassat' 1.. Sale lasts . | Rev. Melvin Woodard, paster, t ta ->-UsrlaI areUsa. jaato* BRIEFS wss in U-dwell, O., speakmg tor DAYTON.— Residents at!Rev; __ MP Payne ot hi* »th NEWS AND VIEWS IN SPRIN0FtELD 1 0 For State Welfare Jobs Set Dayton's DeSoU Bass Court* i ._£__*_*____1 « _____ * * •*» housing project will be af-; Jf" ^wrsary ofau ther chinch, Competitive erarninations for positions In the SUte fected by a change from fed-; &•£**** _*_"* ' _f °* *"- By 6f ace I Ue Dept, of Public Welfare .nd county office, administering: ers! to local ownership. The , gSRL _**"•. _htiMl °* **•* 1- oiri public assistance progr.ma trill bs held Nor. 24 in 10 Ohio cke lants exposition speech were PEYTON'S Bulletin* containing complete DeSot*Ba««. Wilbur JotH* at lb* churcb an-j•*-*•**- ** preserve snd expand the. day night with the pastor. Rev. played during ths program. An Information together with appli­ niveraary. Th* maio choru* _Q^lfootb«-d already geined for us i C O. Spurting, and his congre- interior decorator, Mr. Keller Is cation blanks, may be secured MBS. FANNIL rOWELL, a Gcopel cnoir accompaniod him. } through the untiring effort* ot, gallon, Kev. D. Leonard Austin. a director of religious pageants, stavKE ntrnw nil state employment offices, mUal at IB* Okla B.stl.l plays and program* in local sll county auditors' offices and SALE those who have passed on. hi* congregation and th* Aus- .sUasaB—rr H.m. ta Dsyloa, churches. He is a member of ..lebrate. ker lll.t kirtUay. ttnaires Gospel Singers returned JUS. AU8_R_ JOUNSON i. » piJJSST^' *" to their temporary home st 1218 2nd Baptist. Hi* . wife . Was ths MEN'S A WOMEN'S Naarl, alia. a*, deal. Sirs. former Irene tv. Jw-nkin* Pooey. r.weU MIB Wot*, akaoat sa. S_FfS.r !_^___J______W" Pered the shsrp warning* -. S. Yellow Spring* ut, for the and reiauv*. m CeiUmbu* . . Jm far^ghted patriots. So It opening of 15 nights of fellow- Tbeir four children are Charles .lis.* Main wttaast s ess- H. Keller, Springfield; Pooey E. Balk at ker Sanaa, wer. Mrs. Mar;ori* Mclntyre, super, • ^ p_rti«_1lerly gratifying U *hip and get acqiutinUd serv- Carver Center, has been;^, out how trerbendously lm- Keller, Waabington, XX C; May ChurdtAtxepts •lavs* sirs. FewMI BBSst anal 01 i*iir i K. Junes, Chicago, and Sara » *- improv* portent ft Is to keep infoi COATS Ruth Ramett pour- about aU matters'affecting < CONGREUATtUN of Mt. Luly J*yn* Keller, Cleveland. od for the Boy koiil Troop Th.. ra n.w In tfyl». In good — grad* moUier»'!ciric Knd national life and i Bpatist, 1124 Harrison st, is tea at Souther scmsil Tuesday, j lightened to th* point where s DAYTON—Boy Scout Troop lee.. In vatua, at amazingly lew holding services Uirough Sun- LEE JO.NK5, 93-}, ML Vernon 168 was presented to the congre­ Mrs. Eva I'ric - „-rvi TBE STB ST. TMCA Is • any in obacrvance of Rev, E. H. av., died Tuesday in city lioe- gation during Sunday morning price, on our twsy, most convan- Gladys Parott, of 1st be 1 i when necessary, as pastor. At ducting its annual mernbe and Jnd grades. riupL M. Berry piUU He had been ill three service* at Tabernacle Baptist l*m crtVTlll termtl only begin* i.MI p. m. Wednesday, Rev. K. drive for 1800 member*. Bev.IgS' i aaiiort U.H.. Mrs, William j man when he cease* week* and hospitoiiird since church. Rev.. Dr. J. Welby Hairston, Jr., ^nd congregation Broaddus. the pastor, delivered 4B4**BSB 1. Devis snd Edward • i^yncfa '\ in. Mrs.[and of ML Zion Baptist, Columbu*, Sunday. The body was taken to 8**>*SM*ei Satrf c**r* Bom* ar* t-o-chairmen: Pour!j*ri«e, Miss Uarne»,«Mis.., -lis*s Bar-.searcBar-}search fofor the hidden fust ice ,.,,,,-,,, , —,. ' . ', ",i, '"""'u'1 Robert C Henry funei-sl home. the sermon and accepted offi­ PJ cial credentials from the Boy Ian. wrri htUotrtd , dtvUjoo, «reI hesdebeaded by AndrewAndrew ;jtmr barua Dotiolotion and Mis*s WorotbXMretby> which regulates bihi*s lifeltie.. And aa •>«______J_T__T i? _'„ " . . . Columbus Jackson, 807 W. p, W SUt« st., died Tuesday in the Scouts .nf America. r^nt*t%mn tX Freeman, Bev. Georg. W. Mill attended the taacners mecVbs arispUThis mind to that regu- j £' _ "« 'J "y*"' . * ***""_ h stil hv I Lee... Marie. Carter and Om* i in C o 1 u m b.u . 1-riday. While i Is'ting factor, he cesses to L- R Benton of •_*__?** "* home of his sister, Mrs. Pearl SOHIO Arthur Kidd, chairman, and Isrt sjtrtl !$ st Bap- Clark, 345 Fair st Ths body Ask*,. KxvcuXsve eecTetary off then Mrs. Price and Mis* Bar- cuse titber* as the cause of hlsjSst,' E» 3 n „ Earl Smart, Scoutrnester, spoke ants, for- _.tori __"Haw-r *int» th* Slh St. branch is WaUace O- i^duiner guests of Mrs. J condition,'and builds himself up; wiU ^ ied _ H^, ',' " as tsken lo the John W. Patler- briefly. The Boy Scout choir, lUwktaa. Plcesie Cxoddoipn and Mrs.(in strong ai-id effective thoughts m funeral borne. Guaranteed directed by Mis* Betty Jackson, auv ON OUR tasr csroirr Pkmette Logu_ _ the Crsd- kick agair REMEMBER VOCE new. sang. dolpb home. Also j. N. Mil and Rev. imbers; 2-tmo. Mi.se Bonnie CooU- «.«atlon. Ml. H IA0MTOI w Alice Watson, Mr*. Say"H£XX0 To mVthtr turret Cloth toete UosUat et Itssssaf Vsiley Oetf Miss Cooicy were J ctek. B* ere* feswesded a fltws dent* of ChiUk:oUie. Harpist Guest FROTICTION SAM BROWN [statilii l»»kloo bn ebeek by tbs rtsb* Beard of at PEOPLE'S STORE a. rat Wrio. Ilaoltr BbdHiis. For Shiloh. rtwstsyou sold I*, tautb nor. THE SECOND in s series of..dow. , , which i lam fall ky. prktl 591, programs by tbe Pestt tenre.ee «-*»*»ween, was painted by a 'luded this stuU-inenl in a 'pus- nothing e>rtra! Buaksr Lyceum wiii be held at 8roup of high school students, MISS AMY SMITH, daughter oral letter to his congregation Mr AS CONVINIfNT TO VOU 8 p. m. Sunday, Nov. 15. in MtM*-*»»tdtr_ Melvin Woodard, Jr., of Mr. and Mrs. Ernent Smith, >unday; "Let no one einphesuc. 'Wings Of Song' 8011 o( Hev ...and yen g.t a Kusit-y Methodist church. Pitch I - Woodard ... Mr. 1232 Innisfailen «\_. and William The senior cnoir of Shiloh anu MlB BELL'S and Hawthorn sli. Speaker will - Edward Itagland snd F. Young of Cleveland are to be Baptist church Columbus, will writt»n suoront*. united in marriage Sunday, Nov. be Frsjw-i* P. 1-ocke, associate! '*'*•'«*y hav* moved into tbeir give a musical, "On Wings of RADIO — RECORDS Wonttortul Coat* tor Man editor of the Day Urn Daily News - new ht"n» "n Musgrove rd, '. . . 19, ut 2 p. m. in Wiley Metho­ ; Shot your rodlolor D Wo Song." Friday, Nov. 13, at 8:30 who recently returned from a!'* * «dard Uio, promising dist church, 035 S. Center St. uteiully dm P- m. in the church, 120 ML I. protect.d with TELEVISION M UQDM .ftttdtart tt.SN- .aa a« tour abroad H* will speak on' >'uta'ii group of singers, render- Rev. John A. Greene will per­ Vernon av. Atlas ferma-Gsiord IMaJ ''Problems In World Peace" | *** **nusic for the Republican form tbe ceremony. Reception eeed I One of the highlights of the 3 "People. Will Talk" lo*, **ot ft*, s ago Jssopk O. Larkhu, Unity Settti • iaU-v -» tiie Armory Friday, will be held from 4 to 6 ut the to 20° b.low i.r. —Cliff Butter— tiilirii 1 good doctor would program 1* the presentation of . naW W S Vp columnist snd publicity chair- Q*'* * Woodard gave a solo . . Muriel Gundershelmer as guest 3 "Mora- Ho«," Br-aniS INlL for th* lyceurn, will pre­ i patient. And then, a* a all "wlnl. * tona-l fir Dorcas Missiuno Mis* Smith received her mus­ un Uie proper cotiperu- harpist. She is a graduate of ths annual turkey di PI l ***** i"" side. The public ia invited. ' Thursday, ter's degree st OSU and at one the part ot the puuent, Nat'l Camp, Eastman D vou* cwoir n oooo NIRS r piilict Nov, 18 ... Mr. and Mrs. Jo­ time worked at the state house doctor; good School of Music and has M.» TaUE l'KIi:.\_J,V lilRLS seph Glassco, Jr., visited Sun­ in Columbus. Mr. Young was a ill b« the ; ved her BS degree from — KiiiK Colo— lit day with the O. J. Matthews, in ur,hwc8tern club entcrtsiaed st s dinner student at OSU before entering n applies with 'equaquul|"l i Nor,hw university. She la a "Jacks?' party la tbe home ef Mrs. Colmnhut . . , Unique Civic club the servic* former a nmembet m r of the Philharmonic —W.rd.11 Gray— met at the home of Mm. Grace >ur nonnul church iifu > " ber of tbe Philharmonic PEYTON'S WlUie <,4»odioan. Officers lu- resident of Canton. Sine LET S MAI orchestra of Waukegan, 111-, and n "Sweet TaJk" eltuto .Mrs. Cva Mao Bsvls, Moss last week. Business ses­ turn from Korea he haa made —Taye Adams— sion was conducted by tbe presi­ UKK." j the Chicago Civic Organization. president; mtn. Ethel Sebree, bis home in Cleveland. The artist wiu n "Pass Th* Juice" dent, Mrs. Helen Raincy, The Silo it l-N.Ni,;; Dairill Trim-' °* supported by ara* IN S taimnrt* vice presMeni; Mrs. Los*f« ble of SprtngfjfJd linibhed iirst1* 35 yolce cliolr under direction —Joe Morris— aVessMr, treasurer, and Mr*. group la endei-Woring to clean - ple's choir snd tbe Hsrmonettes district to serve the psstorate Frontiers of America service and Engler st vival. By ARLENE PENSON was administered. Sunday, Nov. 13, the Soul Win­ uf Bethel AME church. gram featuring tho Pittsburgh of Union Grove will appear en ners Bible class will give s pro­ choir Sunday at 3:30 p. m. Th* paslor. Rev. Phale D. WBNS-TV Sunday, Nov. 8, 3 to Services at Orcster Gsy SL At 3:90 p. m. tbe Home Dept Rev. Reid took .teav* of ab­ Hale, stated that he started the 3:30 p. m. Baptist. Columbus, were enjoy­ held its regular monthly meet- gram of sacred music Rev. sence from the Franklin county Rev. Talley will appear at Mt anniversary with the revival be­ ed by a" vast crowd Sunday Old Folks Home. 71 Stanley Smith will bo guest treasurer's office to serve s Musical Concert At Caldwell Olivet throughout tbe week. cause the church started at Union Grove will have its an­ morning. Music wa* by the No. Winner av. Additional Sunday preacher. Funds will bo for the pastorate at Smithficld, O. .After Wednesday end Thursday Pentecost in a revival. Rev. Roy nual pre-Tbsnksgivlng turkey 1, Junior and Gospel choirs. Thc school lesson was taught by Woman's day eifprt Mrs. Rosa While in Columbu* Rev. Held services, the BTU will serve re­ W. Norsworthy of Memphis Mrs. Rosa Mc William*. Mrs. freshments. dinner Thursday, Nov. 18, in th* pastor, Dr. J. P. Fincher, spoke Mc Williams is president and was active in community life. Has Mrs. Cook In Soloist Role served sa thc guest evangelist dining room from 10 a. m. to 8 'Wisdom Is the Principal Viola Ogletree is supervisor. Otuon Grove had a peotecostal Mrs. Msry Sawyer program He was influential in commu­ Thing end Knowledge Comes At 7:43 p. m. communion was nity efforts for advanced hous­ By RUBY D. LUSEAR . Henson Gospel Singers, Refuge THOUGHT FOR TBE WEEK shower and 88 new members chairman, male chorus and Mrs. Arteinu, from Man." again observed. The women's ing, educational and job employ­ A musical concert featuring — "Let us not love in word* were added to fellowship of the Rev. Hal.- was guest evangel­ Cook, soloist, is slated Satur­ neither hi tongue; but ih deed church. SiJtiy-four cendktates ment conditions for Negroes. He ist st St, John Baptist. Clsrks- The 14th 'anniversary of the subject was "Sound Heart In " was chairman of the education­ day, Nov. 14, at 8 p. m. at Cold- were baptized Sunday night and •..;.*, Term., last week. pastor will begin Sunday, Nov. 42 Religions Are the Lord's Supper was served. thc Word of God.'* al committee of tho Independent tb Rev. R. L. Gates, pastor Business and Professional Ass'n, Principal event of the obeerv- of Middle Run Baptist, Xenia, THURSDAY FROM II a, m. Itepresenlcd At OSU which lead the movement thnt anct win be held Sunday, Nov. Band Season Opening as guest speaker at 3 p. m. Ser- to 7 p. m, annual turkey dinner resulted ln thc new Garfield i will be conducted every Forty-two different religions By LOUISE EMORY of Circle 8 will tie held at the Elementary *chooi building. ** Entertainment tor Uie family Ohio Stale university's 00 evening. were represented among Ohio The men's -*borus and the State university students last Rev. Reid is an alumni ot Wil­ promised at the annual fall Say "HELLO" To piece concert band will open He Usher Board of Bethany Baptist, Sunday, Nov. 15, st 3 p. m.. year, according to figures berforce university and Payne festival Friday, Nov. 6, begin­ SAM BROWN season with a program af 8: IS Rev. R- F. Hairston, Sr., pastor shown in the recently published Theological seminary. He, along ning at 7 p. m. A ton of coat and p. m. Sunday, Nov, 15, in the of Refuge Baptist, end congre­ Sunday, Nov. 8, from 4 annual report for 1952-53 of the with bis new assignment. In other Valuable door prize* v, ill men'* gymnasium, on tbe cam­ . rn. an autumn tes will currently holding these posl- Mansfield Sunday for afternoon at PEOPLE'S STORE gation will be guests st Gay St. university's registrar. Dr. Ron­ service. The male chorus also pus. There will be no admission. Baptist ivcn by Young Adult clas ald B. Thompson. His data was Youth director of oratories! furnished ' music for regular Ing baked goods and art items, compiled from information on church services. Authentic Western the students* registration cards. and talent promotion for tbe 3rd country store, fun arcade and Episcopal district (W. Virginia, In an afternoon program at ick bar are among the fea- western Pennsylvania and Ohio), •Bethany Sunday, Rev. A. _. Mo cii. Crowning of the festival COWBOY JEANS WSO Meeliit. Held district superintendent of Ohio ury delivered the sermon and queen will highlight the pro­ DAVID LYLE'S Sunday scltools, Columbus Sngers from AntiocH, Mace­ gram. Contestants in the queen AKIevsl-^C-iiTCB trict; engrossing secretary' of donia, Hebrew and the Twilight are Mra. Cresmmie Evans, n or. otNua ths Ohio conference, conference Singers rendered musical num­ Mrs. Lula Black and Mrs, Alva AKRON.—The Cleveland sub- bers. Choir members were iden­ Coleman. sUti%rtttd trustee elected for four years; tified by wearing corsages. district meeting of tbe Woman'* editor of the Tawawa Herald, a Society of Christian Service of -quarterly publication. Golden Heart club invite-, the Bay Year Exort Sho ri public to I a hostess dinner BEY. REID IS a member of Thursday at the church at 0:30 GtaiMtaa*. to R» p. m. . , the Shrine, -Alia Baba Temple sib iWtkst... 53, Columbus; 32nd degree Ms Next Sunday - morning, the 3 L#BSlKl^ff SALE! senior choir will honor its old-' Sunday, Nov. 8, from 4 to 8:30 -*•*- Qatttat *a BatU 5 est members. A pot luck party p. m. Mrs. Hazel Kerr* is presi feOtdaOit will be given for them Thursday dent . . . Mrs. Juanita Threat! | iMnsivg..."]j tgasn^iwTTni wtsHaTTTnr^^^ WASHBS j evening, Nov. 12, at tbe boms Is hostess to the monthly busi­ of Mrs. Louise Emory. Those ness meeting of the .Nurses' r*e*rs Aiwsr* WSJCOB* •' .75 AkesOaTowBtset^ti. who have served 30 years or Corps Monday evening, Nov. 9, . A* iriswUOD 6BtEMlF_CI_C fflOR aWOU Nseds cordre-niing the expand­ more ere Mesdames Annie Mor­ at 8 o'clock at ber bome, 348to $3 ing growth of metropolitan Co­ 2ND BAPTIST CHURCH gan, Laura E. Ha in, ton. Lula W. Goodale st Plan:, will be Cold's It Open 8 A.M. Til 10 P.M. - Sao, HI 9 P.M. $25.00 lumbus will be etiocussed en Co­ IM N. Utk St. outlined for tbe Cbristmss proj­ $39.95 $19.95 $49.95 lumbu* Town Meeting ,--W-tday, ect and party . . . Business ses­ Nov. 8, from 1 to % p." m. To Colombo*, Obis sion ot the second quarterly bee Parking Ai Bear Of Store bring Information and answer Bethany with a special program conference -will take place Fri­ 16" Ti?JUtSYlSiM question* will bo Harry D. Met- Chart*. School i $ill AM. by the Deaconess Board. Holy day, Nov. 13, at the church with \%WarfMlOVt APEX BBBHX K0ISOMAT cslf, director of pubbc aervice Morning Worship. 10*48 A H communion will be served at Presiding Elder I. Benjamin 7:30 services. J3195 $59.95 for the city of ColULmbua; Kline Cvsalng Worship, Tt.l P. 11 Pierce in charge . . . Annual $19.95 $59.95 Reberbt, general c*eunaet for the waffle breakfast sponsored by Heart organization of Columbus, C F. JENKINS the Jolly Rulers will be served and Hal Sours, engineer. Your Sentinel from 8 to 11 a, m. Sunday, Nov, fll/TOOSIIf trUBUWtUt_tK Miadtt** "• IS, at the church. Mrs. Helen EASVSWHDtYK Wt^TlttOWMlSE The public la Invited to pondent bo Helsotnvilio is Waderker Is presld< -*4».TS $99.95 $19.95 LAUNDROMAT WBNS-TV studio, 4*0 Olentangy blvd., or may telephone ques­ Visit Next Sandsy Mrs. Raymond Brunston, tions to Fl. 3881. Model B-3 $79.95 MtOliveE abaptisi Charch 680 Frederick St. 121/2"Wl_!s*6«0IW ALUED HORIOt, torMerjbwtti'b "NO CREED BUZ CHRIST" In Columbus... $49.95 $99.95 $29.95 428 E. Main St. WESnttC-HOUIE Strollen Offedsg Columbus, table "Men of Di.traction Follow thia Directory "Boy Meets Girt," a comedy OAK. • The Church at Study To Belter Tonsorial Service" 12 1/2" Mimu* LAUNDROMAT by Bells snd Samuel Spewack fBt«DAIRf MAVTA6 10:45 A. M. • The Church at WNKRAL DIKKCTORY about life in HoSywood, will be Worship — 6 P. M. - Baptist 159.95 $169.95 $39.95 tbe season's first production by BAX'S BARBER SHOP Strollers, Ohio SUte university Training Union — 7:30 P. M. - BROOKS Pierce's Barber Shop Model C-3 $89.95 Ths Church at Worahip student dramatic group. The FUNERAL HOME. INC Complete Barber Service G53 Harrison Ave. I10S E. Long DL play wiU bo offered Hey* 13-14 Doing Business At Our Men, Women, Children'* 14" MAJESTIC Console HHGiDAlRE BBffilX In University hall chapel on tbe FE. 1411 Wl_1rl6H0USE campus, with curtain time st 8 Haircutting — Facials $79.95 $1(9.95 $49.95 WILLIAMS & McNABB LAUNDROMAT MORTUARY, ii*4C. SPECIALS ON MANY OTHER ITEMS INCLUDING SWEEPERS 9 RANGES COME TO FUNERAL HOME Hair Cutting WHALEY BARBER Model 1-4 $149.95 618 E. Long St. SUG'S Ce*k*uyM«1lMSh1 SHILOH BAPTIST HO.11! ft.*) A M. SHOP By MATsTE R. WRITE CHURCH EV. 9521 BARBER SHOP Johnson's Barbershop 614 E. Long St 384 E. Sth As*. Complete .Barber Service Temperance week begins Sun­ Hamilton at Mt VcruCU Ave. C D. WHITE & SONS 676 E. Long St. lien A omen and Children'! day at Centenary Methodist, Columbus, Ohio FUNERAL HOME Complete Barber Service I Irene Turner A Bath Jones $ Columbus, with the pastor, Rev. JAMES W. PARRISH 1217 Mt. Vt-rnon Ave. Barbers — Sua Holman, DELUXE FACIALS THIS COUPON WORTH 5°° T. H. Hines, using as his theme Minister EV. 1514 Albert Johnson WILLIS WHALEY* Prop. 24 MONTHS "Men of Distinction'' at 11 a. rn. 3:15 A. M. Radio Broadcast On Purchase Or Down Payment services. Music will bs by tbs 9 A. M. Church School CROSBY Methodist men's chorus, junior lt A M. Church At Worship FUNERAL HOME NEW LOCATION On Atty Item Appearing In This choir snd Gospel chorus. At 8 11 A. M.. (.Continued Church 1072 E. Long SL BROGSDALE'S Advertisement. —David Lyle, inc. TO PAY p. m. the Women's SocWty of School for Children) Small FA, jg THOMPSON BARBER SHOP Oiristian Service will present a children may be left with Formerly Mt. Vernon-St. Clair Barber Shop BARBER SHOP drama.. based on tbe study competent workers while MRS. D. A. WHITTAKER 964 MT. VERNON AVE., Near 18th SL course just completed by mem­ •you worehip 621 E. Long SL AND SON, INC* SEVEN CHAIR SHOP Facials aad Scalp Trealm.nU bers of the organijatlon. At 9 6 P. M. Baptist Training FUNERAL HOME snd 8:90 p. m. Intermediate, 720 E. " Complete Barber Service A S,«clslty Union — Full Time Program Long St. Hen, Women and Children's Hslr Cutting snd Styling IScntiie William Reynold, OPEN TILL 9 EVpiY NIGHT : •Youth and Young Adult Fellow­ of Christian Education . 9549 DAVID LYLE, IRC. ship* convene. Midweek services A Specialty and W. 1. Sober. Barber. Community Playground Tha Ahove Ust I n e I a d a t Ladies Hair Bobbing, Scalp Treatment, Deluxe Facials YOUR EXCLUSIVE WESTINCHOUSE DEALER 3250 N. HIGH ST. _l. 3543 are Wednesdays at fl p. rn. 7:30 P. M. Worship. Barbers: Charles Dudley, Andrew Harris, Damon Lynch, Coaspiata Church school opens at 0 a. rn. Music by Five Choirs Members Of The, Coliunbu: Wilbur Long. Chester E. Sharp; JOHN THOMPSON, Prop. BARBER SERVICE with Joseph W. Watklns in funeral Ass'n. charge. _ THB OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, NOVEMBER T, last THE OHIO g m IHE OHIO SENTINEl SERVICE OiSECTOfiY (COLUMBUS) : Buslnesswuineiia. SECTION CUP AND PASTE INSIDE YOUR mEPHONE BOOK FOR FUTURE USE Irked Al Bias 5ENTINEL TWO KRE5Cg PLUMBING CO. BAND BOX MAC'S **7 ft. MAUI ST. RECREATION PARLOR BODY-FENDER & TIP-TOP CLEANERS In Afianfic City Cste-tbot, O. PAINT SHOP 25 YEARS OF LIVING HELL Hats Closed - oboes Sttlacd ST« Mt. Varaoa A»a.. Col'*, < ATLANTIC CTTY.-*~._ot*L* In- Repairing ami Remodeling Do* Mao Yoar Body Mao Sails Cleaned A Press*. rick Up taa l)*i\\ery catcd along the famous Board­ ts* Ml. Versa An.-Cal's, O, tit E. as, Sl. - Ste*. EV. SSI. walk here in tbls .playground by Alt— « 1-. M. fall EV. tISS Oo* t>my Sariitt — <-£. 971 the tea were the objects of se­ vere lashing from members of Lived In Chains For Quarter Century! Columbus, O. GATES AUTO tbe Nat'l Ass'n of Negro JJusl- SECOND OF THREE ARTICLES ELECTRIC EavtlUal S«*V14M Al By JOHN HENRY CLEMMONS ;.-*». POMMIES DULY DAILY at* E_ F.l... St FA. HI* LONG & GRANT MOOfitr UUrWRY week for Its annual i A. Told To Nina M. Redd USED CLOTHING STOKt S«3 Mt. V.rao. At,.., CI'.. O The NANBPWC, organized in Csa* Ma**!*, -—>, After my sentence was changed from death to life »t tbe state penitentiary, Reidsville, Go., 1 was taken off death bouse row and put on the W. ba, ... .all ladlo, aa* AU Un*s of Laundry Work Atlantic City IB years ago, se­ AlUrsUons as. TsUariB, chain gang. 1 Had to wear e 45 pound bell on a 20* chain* aaaa'a a„d .!ot.i,|. Work Clothes A Specially lected the "birthplace" for its IS PARSONS AVE. Car. L„, A Cast ov** sst. ru ii p. M 1953 convention at the close of The steel rings around my ankle* were attached to a* shorter chain. This was called a bobble. And that's just what It was. 1 had to hobble DANIEL. BOONE CLEANERS Calaab., O. its .convention in Philadelphia every time I moved. The first few days 1 didn't think I would be able to stand dragging all that weight around. I just did tbe best I could. I mi S Ds, servls* last yesr. At that time and again to be chained 25 years. - . ' l spring, 1*5*. executive Ptekap A DeUrary After a couple of months, my "" Hatbway alt Ferguton committee meeting, the assocla- Columbus. II.. FA. tfilO. legs began to swell becsuse the roadside for weeks at a time, awhile. But the guard told him THOSE TWO DAYS were elded 1 wasn't going to take any MM ML Vensaa Ave. i leaders were of the opin­ aUDKlNQ .Sharpen Jug of Lawnmowcrs, steel ring* caused .poor circula- working from sunup until dusk. I had "life without mercy" so I tbe only real rest I had tbe more beatings. The next time a EV. SaHS - Cahuabss. O. ion that tbey would be able to A FURNACE WORK Scissors aad ILnives tion. I was afraid to tell the When we stopped for lunch, you. had to stay on-the gang. Thc whole time I was In thai jalL guard said he was going to -« a Boardwalk hotel in S73 Mi V-arttss Ay*. All Kindt of Keys Made guards. A lot of times they would be so, tired you could doctor did make them take the We worked six dsys a week beat me I told him he coidd Just which ;-. i -of its members and Cunt... Ottt* Bicycle* fsr Kent would beat you for completing, hardly < ball off and thai i FE 3414 EV. 3M9 -NS. OHIO AVE. 11it it,11 activities could be Foe tote portrait* call They kept order by.bealing and. -j.^ (ood W01( tcrribie. I didn't Columbus, O. housed. half the men were afraid of have a piece of fresh meat, eggs they let , aaaissla— . . . *t sstH ML C*rt«r't Studio. Fo. 6S0», A number of the delegates to them. There were 200 of us on 25 years. We But. Vara*. A...... st tbs at— 769 E. Long -t.. Columbus. e convention were able to ob- Qr milk the whole my chain gang. first resl trouble with af as Owl, ass. sta. this war 8tos» Al never had any sweets either, cy st sll. Men would fsll out jt was hard. Mostly because z._ in accommodations in the guards. It wss In tbe winter the roads of Our meals were always the and tbe guards would ignore i«g_ hurt me so bad. Sonn- JEFF'S POOL ROOM first clsss hotels of Atlantic We worked ( and we were building a Everydi tbem. AU tbey thought about times tbey would take one chain lilt MT. VERNON AVE City, but the association was Georgia. In all bridge. A guard wanted me to COLUMBUS LAUNDRY bread and bean* with fat meat. wss besting us. off a maifs leg. I asked them to dears, CoadlM aad lea Cold unable to secure a hotel ade­ go out In the ley river. X told One day 1 saw the guards do that for me but they would- nooir AUTO A DRY CLEANING Soft Drink. quate to meet tbe needs of its That was all the meat we ever blm I couldn't go becsuse of ELECTRIC SERVICE tot Ml. V...„ A,.. Crfe. O. C JEFFERSON. Pra*. Once we were out on got and there wasn't too much to death. He hit s n't. That's when I decided te activities snd to serve as It* my legs. i with a shovel for kicking write- the NAACP and „ Phone FE. 1011 back rood with mud halfway of It. We didn't even have l,,sir.,, C.a.ial.., COAL headquarters, despite tbe fact bin • coffee. They did give us The head guard gave or- they could do anything for Kajsslara, Ss.rt,,, Fu.il, ,.a B.ss.l.u Bulla that October la dot considered legs. It turned cold and W. Vs. and Ky. lump, tiie mud froze. It was so stiff we tobacco. Everybody got one WELL, THIS GUARD picked de.ts to give him 200 lashes, 44. S. W.ill.,.,a A... Dr...,. Blaab.., R,,sair, A a "rush" month in the N. Jer- up u stick and tried to beat me They beat him with strap with . SX_«_Someon_e !_tol_d "'_ _*_tha_t _i f .*I egg and stoker. No * lack couldn't shovel it. But they small bag a week. We rolled a Altoratlaaa into the water. I fought him nails on the end. Y?y the time $__"•_*_••_ -^5_T-?I^J^ and low in ash. Grove made us keep trying. My bands our cigsrets. AD. MM M He. ta—l» FLORINl: RAMSET. M„. back and got put in solitary for they had given him 150 lashes would ' be sent Cool Co. for 30 year*. C L. RAMSEI. Pro.. numb they felt like " ____•_ ., 3° days. In solitary confinement he was dead. death house row again and this SAM'S SHINE PARLOR Now owned by they would break off. Every time I would be killed. But X MY LEGS WERE getting you get onjy bread and water, They_made us dig a grave SM N. SOU. SL. C.iawba, OL movement was pain. Still we didn't care. I had already mads Look Features had twice a day. That's all the food and bury blm out en thia back Busy Parent. Service Prop.. SAMUEL PENSON had to keep working. my mind up—anything would be ^^jjfjWffl 322^ W.M.L0N6 lo sleep in the bsll and chain. you __Ve. There was nothing to rood. When we went back LUCY DEAN NURSERY better than the hell 1 was Jiving 302 ML Vernon Ara. My legs hurt so bad at night I ^ on pjgi hard concrete. from camp, tbey told tbe Bell,ions TrslBin, AD. 7361 Miss. Physician IT NEVER GOT too cold for couldn't sleep?.. JI hshsdd bgobooh there i w__ in __„ury 15 days county commUsleoer ho bad at. Sl. Cl.lr Ave. • lit. tH. us to work outside. Tbe guards shout ren years, wften 1 got j ^m N. YORJL—Dr. Rupert Sesr- when {tU irom hungcr and beea killed trying to escape. (Ia tbe final article ol this Columbus, O. Addie & Joseph Burke would build fires snd stand up one moming and found I coldness. I was so wesk the doc- cy, i- Guaranteed Material. .-.wow), BOXES more Negro rnen in medical James Morris seems to prefer sick (knowing the love bug WA£.MNGTON. — The Negro —MAIN STORE- Sun Kist Ohio Lump school -Or Interning In hospitals Contributors: his chicks from the center of couldn't injure his wicked technician, engineer and others IB W. Main St. AD. MSO No. land 2 throughout the state. ^ Carolyn Joan Morgan And Diantha Frazlcr (East) town nowadays, huh -Beatrice? -heart) . . . Hey gang, you say qualified to serve industry ln C.lamba,, O. -$10.75 _ . . . What's so special about that Phyllis Stevens and Jumes. technicui oapacities stand "at —BRANCH STORE— Phyllis Ray And Phyllis Stevens (Central) 6 .Rosalie CASH OR BUDGET TEBMS Sunday that suoulu excite Imo- Caldwell seem to be rolling eyes an open door of opportunity/* Spec ia lis in. In Reel tin,, 7SS E. L»a, SL - AD. SS1S Gore npd Norma Moore (South).• Brenda Willis Non-Farm .bits, Sideline gene Ingram so suddenly? . . . round and round? . . . Does Howard university president, Cteanui, and Repair-in, CcJamba., O. And Robert Taylor (Franklin) # Pat Black Crops Are Recommended Vernon inunny) Gibson seems Willa Bostey really have eyes Dt. Mordecaf W. Johnson told HE And Lkrry Elkins (North) 0 Jerry Bondurant And to have a certain "Shirley" on for Levi Wright? . . . James members of the conference of CITIZEN'S Non-farm Jobs and the produc­ Ruby Freeman (Everett) # Nanette Saunders And his mind. Since when did h* Slaughter is rude, rude, rude, presidents of Negro land grant ROGERS & DAVIS tion of sideline crops such a* Ka/eJackBon (West) p Sadie Hord And Barbara start thinking of only one girl? but along with his rudeness, he colleges bere last week. bogs, poultry and vegetables . . . Could Doris Bryant still is cool, crazy, cool . . . Fred Dr. Johnson spoke at a uni- ALL-AMERICAN are seen as possible alterna­ Washington (Marion Franklin) 0 Judy Taylor COAL CO. And Donna Gibson (Champion) 0 Elizabeth have eyea for John Austin, or N****' is on the mind as well »» versity sponsored dinner held ia tives for small cotton farmers are they wandering elsewhere? the heart ,of a chick who in- the trustee dining room of tha AU Wort Gsarsstte. Ilrs. S A. M. 'til S P. M. next year when acreage allot­ FURNACE CO. Reese And Betty Carroll (Mohawk) . . . BUIy Berry, seems to like Quires about turn night and day. Washington institution Wednes- Eleetrle asd Appliances ment* and marketing quotas to keep Marilyn Long guessing. • .' • Lenora James and Howard day evening. He stressed the Ml MT. VEBNON AVE. Columbu,, O. HI ttSS may be In effect, said E. Lee ,l.fc,TINGS GANGt Yes, it's us and we're telling your friends sa? . . . Wonder Knolls are still on the steady need and importance of prepa* Langsford, economist of the U. r fciddic ; Parker's list so we ore informed ... No ration tor work in engineering S. DepL ot Agriculture; at the all about what you've been doing, l-jike you. Gloriu Mayo. Did who occup: al agricultural outlook con- What is it that greater toy* could ever exist and allied occupational and pro- THE COLUMBUS HOME LAUNDRY you know that your best friend has been seeing yuur beau? . . . heart now.' 'inomas busy tnan that of Yvonne Woody and fessional fields. And you, Mae Games. You didn't think we would tell Jol_u_e keeps AND DRY CLEANERS BRYAN SONS AUTO SERVICE that 3 • been eating lunch wHb that big sharp I the Graduate way up in tne nlgnt time? . . . James (June Bug) Martin . Clttaa-t-* »ft(j Laaadsrers of Quality and Distinction school... There's old Joyce McQueary who's been playing sneaks uranQcrsou Mtx.ee and Crack Crack Is still cool and them and they can usually 6s on LeRoy and doting this here boy from Akron . . . But we don't ie .fsuriiutii stuUi catling cracking the hearts of a million lound looking or gazing Sammy A Oo* StOp Cl«aai-| 3-*T»_a Howard Prexy Gels seem to have any information on Jr. Franklin or Lurry Elkins . . . Jinerlove names? girls . . . Wayne (Cool Breeze) .Adams' way! It you haven't All Work Don* At Our Plant Refinlahing Anytime U It lied E—We it 2. 24 Hour Wrecker Service—Cart Washed, Rubbed Out, Wssed A certain party wants to know when Roger Smith will take the -*_• i-u-iio goal still to vvhite, the chicks ur© tired of guessed wno sho Is ny "now, ber tit t LONG 3T. Colambut, O. FE. S41S Panamanian Award hint and look her way ... We hear Paul Winchester hus all the *_/ bis law- waiting In vain but they say name i Hattie Key, the name L PARSONS AVE. Columbm, O. s WASHINGTON.— The Repub­ chicks rocking on his side of town . . . Roxie Griffin and Connie .ul weooed wire? ." . .We have- they wiU never give up hope— that you marked an X before on lic of Panama's hlghe-st honor Ranklyn, the boys want to know when you're going to break down nl been hearing too much atrout ao cool_n . . . Some of the real your ballot for homecoming for private citizens, the order and be for real . . . Cherokee Johnson says he's Uie coolest thing "tUe -ttooerut JUCK ion. Is sue -burp parties around town last queen and the girl that you'll VD. MM Col.aik.,, O. IS. E. MAIN ST. that ever hit town. Hummm, glad he thinks to . . . Hey Connie sud - go*ng arouu<._1 breaking week were those of Joyce Jones see crowned at' thia week's CAVALIER COAL Mills is J. W. still occupying ail of your spare momenta? . . . Why neartsr ... Wno cise but Ccn- -nd Toia Lee, Hoyd Collins and homecoming game City Producli Corporation MILLER'S FURNITURE STORE Johnson-, president ot Howard docs Jackie Wheeler spend so much time in the cord room? Is be uui wouid have tne nerve to Mary Milliner . . . The block North. She's quiet and nice and university, and t*po professor3 thinking of making it his minor? . . . Why can't Ronnie Bradly neat bust in everyuung they JM-rty ***«*s a great success as If you were to ask s favor ot Cavalier 1x5 Chunk, CapUt. Li.. ,f UMd t"ar,.t,„ ul Rat, »»!". R.llit«.lar,. W.ik,,,. Smb., M.iLu,., In the university's College of realize what he means in the lives of a couple pi girls? ... It attemp,? , , , Gene _enneii wei* BS the dance at the Y given her she -wouldn't refuse you or Er, A Stoker Liberal Arts at ceremonies held bv EAST TERMS FREE DELIVER, i if Margaret Hubbard has left John. Jamison s heart all seems io like having jcanie Hoi- •** United Social and Atb- anyone. Shi's played basketball recently at the Panamanian HtUI_ Badge! Plan — No Extra Co.! WE BUT AND SELL topsy-turvy. letic club. at Beatty Center almost every AD. 6232 embassy. Otto McClarrln, di­ .LOOKING REAL .jjjeud and thai AROUND CENTRAL'S hulls **** 'or her church team and rector of public relations at sharp *8* always .were Doug ten Ann Irvin, but didn't hesi--_ - liuuua- Ciark is on the team, tips a cute lit- •vou'11 Probably remember her Howard, announced here. Cole and Jim Ealy. Wonder tatc to pick up un Janet i-'rJfU;- tie's u-ying to pmy it cool ana M tie girl who is *» * cheerleader for Everett The awards, made by Fona- who they .were (and probably tin . . . Who is the senior at nay away trom calcks . . . Hel- g_! just obout 5' So remember friends, when you manian Pres. Jose Cantera did) trying to impress? . . . Da- East who is very much intercst- mur Lineeiimb seems to have but fans a won-- marked that X on your ballot through Roberto Heurtcmatte, vid Harris tries to make the ed in Bill Wilson? . . . Are Ale- made u.o graae with Joe Moore- derfui personal- tor Hettie Key you made one SPEAR RADIO (0. BUCKEYE AWNINGS ambassador to the U. &., were world think that he is bashful, thia Hughes and Kenny Shank head . . . When the. cat's away Ity lhat Is at «**** 8*rl mighty happy, - Caspletc Use sl Home Appil.nee.- ALUMINUM DOOR HOODS 'efforts made in favor of but the chicks out westward ssy really on the steady list? ... the mice will play, huh Carolyn least 20', or let's THK KING L.E T tt, singing Everyllsing From Irons to Horse Presssr. CANVAS S ALUMINUM AWNINGS Panamanian culture" and different... Somebody seems tb Betty Terry and John James Morgan? . . . Who dees Eddie just say one KrouP around.Central that con- «*-— and Television Repair. Our Specially - PRICED lorn "tbeir contribution to Isthmian think that Peaehie Foster and ere really c*ooiing it. Could it be Steward think he is? Doesn't be that can't be -tisas ef Billy and Bobby Moore, education." I Hoar.: t A. M. To I P. M. FREE ESTIMATES — TEBMS -Sam Morgan should get to- -a life afisirf . . .«_>, Leu Morgan know that the girls won't let him m e a s u red in Tommy Kimbro, Wydall Gaines Also Complete Line Of Becords. Spiritual, CUsslcal, gether . . . Mary Penn suys that reuliy bashful or Is he just pre- stay a bachelor? .. . Babies will . and Skippy Robinson, will be Jaas, Blue, and Pop MAin 3206 it is a necessity that she cools tending? . . . Ray Adams, can't plsy, won't tbey Malcolm Ma­ reet or i-nciie*. (,_turwi _n the "Friday Frol- JOE KEE LAUNDRY lt this year . . . Sephronia Dor- you'see the daze you put Janice han? '*• She is a- 12B ica» Bt Central- Hubert Street, 782 E. LONG ST. — FE. 3211 toy seems to be the most in the Owens in? . , is DORTUEA THE reason Hattle Key and resides at a sensational baritone, will be Os*ar El, Jan,., L. _ BUOvEYEIENIAWWNGetMFG.CO. SSS N. 201k SL Cloak,,, O. J.mes Psit, Ar Usnr Oolrma. 264-2G6-268 SPRUCE ST. Complete LsaBd— Servic. Hr.. ,,*, sua. til 10 asaa. have forgot- Smith? . . . Dorothy Sawyer and Nesbitt and Dickie Johnson have a friendly feeling about^nd say congratulations boys! __•___ O. U Tuna's la.ala... SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1*S3 TOE OHIO SENTINEL SEC 2—PAGE S TOE OHIO SENTINEL SATUKDAT, NOVEMBER 7, 1953 i*5~l Miss Cooper Visits Scotland Delightful Birthday Party Behind Scenes Worker Shares Miss Taylor's Success (Tnis Is tbe second lastaltment through the sigiiluelng tour, In third-class traveling, sheets of a series ef srtlcles by Gladys • • • taste—unofficially, of «j_rse. are not provided so that one re­ Honors Mrs. Hallie Cooper work as Charlotte, IS, a lunfor high K. Cooper from tbe campus ef moves only the outer garments You don't need a crystal ball to predict that this Saturday, her mother went ftsltS. McMKNRY'8 children SINCE I WAS spending a Sun­ when Mary Lee Taylor, Pet milk's famous radio fond authority, of a school cefeteris. school student With all the Queen, Elisabeth college, Lon- and wrsps up in the one blan­ A delightful birthday party and Mrs. Charles Alexander, C cooking to do st home, food was are also good cooks, particular­ dsy m Edbiburgh, 1 attended was gfven recently In honor of observes ber XOth anniversary on the air Saturday, a 5*-3" t-umlle Blscults, potato pie snd apple the harvest!, festival service at ket. I must confess to having J. Johnson, Mrs. Clara Toler, the but thing ln her mind in ly Char-oWe, wwo-can whip up a used a sweater snd my coat to Mrs. Hallie Cooper, 1450 ML Kenneth Toler, Mr. and Mrs. of poise and pleassn-tness known as Mrs. Dors McHenry will be pie were ber forte. That'* be- batch of marsbrruUow fudge to SL Mary's csthedral, Church of one of the proudest listener*. graat, Is studying nutrition dur­ keep warm.The cost for such ac­ Vernon av., Columbus, by her John Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Leon­ mske your mouth"'water. She's England, The one thing I shall daughters, Mesdames Goldie Mrs. McHenry, wnoee borne Is ...... It was only after working In ing tbs aeademio yesr l»5«*-5t. always remember About this ex­ commodation is cheap, about ard Kearney nnd son Robert, various unrelated jobs and stay­ ulse excellent with the not $1.80 above tbe regular tare. Kearney, Helen Johnson snd Mrs. Mildred Henderson, Craw­ E, SL Louie, III., is one of the As such,' Mrs. McHenry gucssss. But then t ithcr chil- fudge pudding. Mrs, McHenry She i* the daughter -af Mrs. perience is that I have never dreti. three sisters made their ing borne seven years taking Charlotte J. Cooper, 100 N. Car- First-class travelers have indi­ Clara Toler. The event was at ford Taylor and A. h. Porter, little know* but highly impor- «p«__* much of her time in tbe lists pet spoenburger as her fa­ been so cold in all my lift It is the home of Mrs. Kearney, 291 wants known and Dora branch­ csre of her young children, thst likely that my choice of a regtf- vidual berth compartments, all of Columbus. tant persons whose bt'-hind the preparation of food tot taste she made her knowledge and vorite recipe, arid her children Burt :'.'. scenes work has cotttribn***d so testing by tbe battery of train- ed out in a hurry. Her profes- lar church to attend may be sheets as well, as a water ba- The bonoree received many experience in feiod pay, off, an­ as her favorite "conversational A delightful dinner was serv­ much to the success ot Mary „• testers* cm d tha very im- subject. By GLADYS K. COOPER dictated more by its tempera­ useful gifts. swering a newspaper ed for the LONDON.—A few days after ture than by other conaidera- ed. The tablecloth was of Qua­ Lee Taylor snd th* Mtu-y Lee portaol aspects of p«t milk position she now holds. That Besides Charlotte, there are Taylor progran. aa well a* other _e_ipe development. the London orientation program ker lace and the centerpiece was nine years agos Donald, 17, s student ol chemi­ AFTER THREE WEEKS of consisted of two attractive birth­ Pet mtlk radio and TV shows Before a recipe is selected tor stty. "suitcase living" in Scotland, I In that time she ha* not only cal engineering at Illinois uni­ I spent the botte.' part of one day cakes. "I saw it in The Senti­ and i-onsumer programs. broadcast, it must bo made up versity, and Jerry, 18. Donald looked forward to returning, to UNFORTUNATELY, FOR the built a reputation among h'-r Oct. 7. My morning visiting St. Margaret's Those Joining in helping Mrs. nel." • • * into u dish that looks good and co-workers st Pet milk ss sn and Charlotte have set high private school. The, studert* in Cooper to enjoy her birthday KX a sake ot the story, it cannot be scholastic standards and Jerry vided between two cities, Aber­ FOR NINE YEARS. Mrs. Mc- tsatee * better snd tbe train- said ihst Mrs. McHenry entered excellent cook, But also among deen snd Edinburgh. Trie trip this institution can go' all tiie Henry has been -a member at *d testers and panel of borne- is following in their footsteps. home economic* classes with ihe school friends of her chil­ i the coast of tbe Irish i way from nursery school tbe home economic* staff that rnakera ara tke ones who have dren, who just heppen to drop Donald recently took second Mrs. Clara Taylor of Dayton, tbe Idea of making a career of spectacular. through what would be our high Mrs. Nancy Valentine of Spring­ develops recipes used on the -he final say-so. .-veiling in the hope prize In tbe nationwide Rika' homesick Homesickness, being Pet milk, Mary Le» Taylor pro- * * • food. Sewing wa* I went to Aberdeen to attend field, Charles Alexander, broth­ oratorical contest. Cha rlotte the annual meeting of the Scot- the strange malady that it is, gram. EVEN TUOi till A profession­ end still is. She n won the American Legion sward A teacher of the younger chil­ er of .the honorcc, Mr. and Mrs. the clothes tor I tii.lt division ox 'in- i.Lii'-'ii -ti .So­ certainly unpredictable. This, William Taylor and son Dwight, Aoaots al when it comes to preparing on graduation from junior high dren was most interested when good - .food, Mrs. McHenry has ciety. One evening following 1 told her about finger painting of Dayton; Mr. and Mrs. Ross dinner, s donee group, attired *2Sto*100Q had her embarrassing moments. and She plsnned to try it with Taylor and daughter Letecia, .For s losa Hon AvlUbt* Fo* Once, she remember., the tast­ in attractive costumes, per­. ber group. One or the classes all from homo for Mrs. Dorothy Green and chil­ ers got a little hot under tbe Installation Set formed an excellent bcoiusb' ..sang "Humpty Oumpty" espe­ sr_ to make bad matters worse, dren Joyce and Jerry, James collar with uomc .ufttificatirwi. country dance. cially for me. I encountered some difficulty Smith of Springfield. No. in seeing s doctor to treat my And Tailor* She mistakenly used paprika in- rfficei Later, 1 even had a try at a tto t- Uosj St. dance called tne "oasuing wiute persistent cough. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Freeman stead ot the Church of ON THE RETURN trip to and dsughters Blanch and Mrs. AD. sa-ta sergeant's But by evening, when I had rolls. Anothei Jeius, R. 477 N. 18th st, Co­ London, I had my first ride in a Emily Bennett of Newark, Mr. received mail, unpacked and fully canted a beautiful pump­ lumbus, at S:30 p. m. third class sleeping car. The and Mrs. Euriel Johnson, Mr. kin pie from the kitchen down stile seen an American friend, tb* Rev. EMer T. W. Brown, berths, which run cro'sswise, are the hull and into the photo­ grand master, of Circleville, nostalgia had virtually disap- graphic studio, then tripped and built in permanently and sre will install the new officers. arranged in compartments of UN Day Observance .Commonwealth. deposited the pieces st Ste foot Arch Elder .Leroy Lovely is the of the table on which tile pie four, which are assigned either TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Flori­ wss to have been photographed. to sll men or all women. da A-M university student body Examples of some of the* Pet ' r. DIN BURG II, WITH its observed United Nations dsy milk msterial which she has gracelul frioces St., Deserved here with a unique noon assem­ helped prepare can be seen in iVi/M7f* Slraightenar - which Is designed'by Ann Todd of Kates, features wide panels You can act a water, roof job of embroidery In tbe front snd • sod jrour hair will trat straight elbow-length, slightly puffed fur 20 day* or more. For icr'sightenlog shoner M SSfflHEl DIRECTORY 10 BtETIER COIUMBUS BEAUTIOAHS strand* (up to 4 inches) tuk lot Koagolenc st any drug Contributor tt ore. Ute only u libel direct*. TALLAHa-VSSEE, Fla. — Irene Carina—'. Beauty Salsa C...I.I. »„„, J_,i„ Wllk Still leading after 40 consecu­ Edmonds, instructor in speech 111 N. W.lhta,Ios Avo. Tilleen's Beaule Shoppo and dramu at Florida A-M uni­ I. Va» £,p„l,a„ Jessie Mae Vlasoa, tive yt*aW. Speelaltsla, la SHINGLE HOUSE versity, is one of 27 contributors facial, sad Maolcuies Melvo. Given.. Bhes Brows, to "'Southern Renascence: The BEAUTY SHOP Prop. ABTH1LA LOOAN Literature of thc Modem South," AH rka.r. mt Boasl, Culture 140. Cavils. SL. FA. T4SS Operators Ns ApiK.iati.eBt Necessary recently published by Johns SUSAN MAE BRYANT. P„* Col. vTsrta, - PI* Carlia, Hopkins Press. •all MA. tail • Bo. AD. „7 Marcclllo, •TO STRAtCKHH TW HAIR f Oars. Mlasl. O. Sutter, Ns Appointment Neces.ar) If your druggitt cannot supply Kails Bleltev — Ola.. Dsllv H7 ML Vernon Avo.-FE. SUA wu. wri Say "HELLO" To COHINNA NICHOLS, Pras. dttmbus, O. I XCf^OO'iT.'X^-.LCO.lnc. SAM BROWN at PEOPLE'S STORE

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Active In The Ohio Baptist women's 5tb Mrs. George McClung district convention will give a EVENT" hostess tb tho Medical pre-Thanksgiving tea at tb* group st a delightful YWCA Events home of Mrs. Minnie Hughes ber borne, 9(17 Tsylor sv., IM) N. Starr rd., Sundsy, Nov. last Tuesday. Several Eastsida Columbus 8, from 3 to 7 p. m. The public The nominating committee, women trill be among tho** tak­ is invited. Mrs. Glondora composed of Mesdames P. H. ing pari in event* of World Fel- Brooks is preaidtmt Mrs. Min­ Blount, H. H. Lynch and A. K. lowShip week st th* YWCA, nie Hughes and Mrs. Msry Sew. Lawrence, presented the follow­ Nov. B-ll This week is observed ing officers for 1K3-M, and they each year by YWCA* around the y*r sr* chairmen. wore • let-ten: , world ia recognition of the Visit Our Stores... President, Mrs. George Mc­ worldwide servic* program of Clung; vioo president, R. A. the YWCA and to raise funds to DUP0H1 Colombus' fastest rrowlag eomsnunlty slwpsaag center, "In the heart sl Mt Vernon Ar.,** Bryce; secretary, Mrs. H. W. support It* service work in 45 this week welcomes the return ot ths F. W. Woolworth Co., opening, Thursday morning, s brand f« a-rsskss. A,,tlBlstiat Con FA. UST Garnet; corresponding secre­ foreign nation*. NYIOW Bow K«,vO0 store, one of the finest ta Central Ohio. ThU added convenience for Eastslds -hop­ Aiw1£P|Bltltw~Fr^ tary, Mrs. J. J. Carter; trea*- Annus! World FcUowshlp Vce- w. Hav. ass These Merchants pers snd thoae from other Columbus sad suburban Columbus areas to another of the assay Im­ per* service will be held Sun­ Hard ta Had provements ef this complete one-stop shopidug center. Here Is the genuine thing ... a •beffhsg day, Nov. 8. at 4 p. ra. in 1st Brows Has d * s area la which yon can boy your every need, de your banking and pay year utiHlios Say "HEsLLO" To Taa nave Be, Fall clearance* are making way for winter stock* snd every store sn "The Avenue" Is fte- Congregational church to open L.oklas r.r. star* lUI. SAM BROWN the week ot prayer snd world parinjf to make thc holiday shopping period sate of the asset enjoyable ever for Its thousssuts sf yfix/ip&'te fellowship. 8*. Oar Ma.* easterners. at PEOPLE'S STORE ilea mt Fane, Are Ready With A The Mt Vernon Av. snd Independent Business snd Professional A-s'ns take this opportunity Heel aa. Per- ot welcoming you to the new sbepptng conveniences ot this great Eastside mart You'll find Mr*. V«rnoo BaUey, 33, Tay­ •onallsed Initial lor av., is YWCA staff person in Haalar,. everything on your shopping list here. charge of w o r 1 d. fellowship Twe erosstown buses make stops U the heart of our ahapping center,. . . the Mt Vernon av. •vents and working witb her on Complete Array Of Values bus trena the Hilltop, Westinde snd Downtown Columbus , . . and the Ohte Av. cresstewa bus th* committee ar* Mm Anna $1.» which serves ths Southslde snd Southeast eomm unities. Or if driving tbe amity ear 4s your pref­ WiUiams, 1162 E. Long st.; Mr*. erence, you'll find adequate parking spare adjacent to or nearby say store yea may choose to Martha Rubin*.>ii,. jOsH Leonard fast SCIHFF-S SHOES she*. av., and .Mrs. Catherine Bowl­ Tw. Pairs Try the Mt Vernon Av. Shopping Center with say shopping list you csa compile sad you'll ing, 1032 Oiittenden av. MODE HOSIERY MORTS CLOTHING * SHOE CO- find every Item you want right here st one of. tbe stores listed In the box at tbsstett of this page t Star*. I. Serve V ... aallonslly advertised merchandise . . . brand names you'll be proud to Uke home ... at 1M1ML Vera— Av, FE. UN juice* u low and to many Instances lower than you'll find elsewhere. Interested friends ar* invited TATE'S DRY CLEANERS Try "The Avenue" once and we're sure you'll come back again, AGAIN AND AGAIN! to attend both vesper service* •I K. Stat. St. AD. tStt Co.. Mos.r.1. , *. SB. and ths fiesta. .Further biforms- SULLY'S LOAN OFFICE- . tion may b* obtained by calling 'Ul 1:51 p. *..; S.I. M( . HERTS HOW TO WIN THE OHIO SENTINEL'S 'WNE' PRIZES OMaaskss. O. the YWCA, Ad. 912U VERNON TAILORING & CLOTHING CO. F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. EASTSIDE CAB CO. FOODLAND SUPER MARKET SPICER'S FURNITURE CO. LEE'S STYLE SHOP * ESQUIRE SHOP FE. 5511 HATHAWAY it FERGUSON CURTIS S NICHOLS BUSINESS SERVICE HULL'S PURE OIL STATION H. & G. MARKET KRAKOFF'S UNDERSELLING STORE OS H. WASHINGTON AVE. CARL L. BROWN MARKETS Oualify Meals al Low Prices Yes, you tsve 4*0% to 501 now, B*«f Stsak .„ Ifc, 39. SPEEDY CLEANERS With Thaw Convenient IteiswiaM^IWn'iaWe^ Chuck Ro.it ,_ lb, 39. s go, Us peeLtaaT ind usrtsg, yM tus t*s* fat Weinsrs and Franks |b. 39c CAPITOL CITY NEWSSTAND Accessories .... or rswrtoolo^ It {nakes meat txtrt WnnVr Cub* Steak. i_ 79c • Cabinet For Roaster sod dofaelous... sen out yow *•_ oo«t Jn BEER & WINE TO CARRY OUT REYNELDS HARDWARE '• Broiler-Grid luur. It'savss you mousy another way, tooi Hamr, I:1S A. M. uolll S:M p. j». Monday tar* Sslarda, boceJ-^ft-imadoWluMtsHfet^ •___ ! *• "*• ""' * T- _ SUSSMAN Jr. SON FOOD MARKET nsed iep!scemoat*UtST.SUrtyo_r»rtt^ KING'S COAL CO. Idoalfor etfto 11-PURPOSE 35-PiECE t-s*--**» I* (1H-QI. So*** *"*• . **"• - ' DEAN HARDWARE CO. sat oi **on A t\ilo. frriag ton) «.*•»__ SO DAYS' TRIAL .V*.*^I MY LITTLE MARKET SET OF DISHES 0 \ Use tor » s-oy* o*nd It mon PEYTON'S SOHIO SERVICE STATION IS *"" AH Meal Weiners '"„ |b. 39c REVERE WARE la Beautiful Paatal Colors See ctomplete W on Jit play Beet liter ' _ 4k SAM WEINER LOANS Heck Bones, Pig Tails ___.._.._._," 15c VERMOUNT RECREATION CENTER AU Popular Brand, of Beir A Win. at Cat Rats Prices R. & E. PAINT CO. st The Srntlnel's sidewalk booth (In front of East Market). Entries' will he collected fro— cseh UK BETTER FOR LESS KUVBY SERVICE liar* at S p. as. Saturday and dumped Into the bl, container at The Seat—el .oath. The winners Q A EATS AND JOHNSON MEATS will he selected at , p. sa. This molest Is sot oven to employees ol The Sentinel asd their Imnse- ' K i'liX.1J. GROCERIES dlate families, nor to employees nf th* particlpatin, stores. »51 It. VVASIIINUTON AVE. - AD. KU KROGER f_*aSA.M. Till.Mr. M. " THE OHIO SENTINEL SEC. 2—PAGE 7 SATURDAY, *40______4 SATUSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, S9SS SEC 2—PACE * TIIS OHIO SENTINEL Kail F. Hasse, Dyaamic Manager 01Woolwoith's, Heads $500 Store The glesrmng new T. W. tion ot 14 months spent- la tbe Woolworth • Store at 1033 ML U. S. navy training personnel Vernon av., Columbus, has suc­ be had for a lowly dime. Mr Uncle Sam on the west cess sssured in its modern de­ They're spotted around tbe coast wtht sn ABU-2 classifics- cor, quslity merchamtiae, bar­ store under placards announc- tion. gain buys snd 31 courteous, ,- log, "Look What 10 Cent* WIU Ike aersonsbls yeuag man- pahle salesladies. ager tbtaks Colambu* Is see st the finest towns ha haa And spearheading It all is the THE NEW MANAGES and store's dynamic young manager, eeess acre** bt Ms tr**«*s. , Welcome Neighbor Event' his personnel hav* beea busy "The people here are the saest Karl F. Hasse, who truly knows preparing for the big tbe way to success. He rose rordisi I've ever Met," be from stock boy to store man­ ssM. ''Everyone Is se wtilisg ager in tbe multi-million dollar where bs was ssststaat man­ te betp; it's wesafletfaL" Specials! Woolworth corporation in just . lie was accompanied to Co­ five years. ager *l a WtKiiworth store. A native of Alpena, Mich., his lumbus by his wife. Lucille, end JHUP A-. manager of Columbus' first .oh with Woolworth's was their one child, Kay Lynn, 30 THE UTHT ..."' __5 at s store in Lansing where bs months. They are particularly WHEN WE MOVED INTO OUR NEW QUARTE RS WE LOWERED OUR OVERHBAD. NOW WH started work as a stock boy in happy because they were able to VESIS -itti SHIRTS tbe store a vital part of the 1048. He has been with the com­ find a nice apartment right WILL BE ABLB TO REDUCE OUR LOW PRICES STILL MORE. OUR SAVINGS IS YOUR GAIN. thriving ML Vernon av, shop­ pany ever sines, with the excep­ ping district snd the neighbor­ hoods which it serves. HE IS ASSISTED by an ex­ Having Trouble With Your Food Budget? perienced staff, half of whom worked at the old Woolworth store at 1044 ML Vernon av. That store wa* closed last spring to move to tho present location, Compare These Prices! Shop With Us And Save! which Is almost three times

According to the manager, the added space will be used to pro­ vide a wider selection of mer­ chandise formerly carried, as well aa the addition of many new Item*. Fine Sport $2JWP HAM AND YAM SALE! SHIRTS making, lamps and shades snd fOAKHfti-WOrmiDS s peanut machine. .Both tb* S-se Our hardware and toy depei-tmeeU $_95 GABARDINE - CORDS Now Velvet hsve been greatly enlarged. Armour Star YAMS Quiet Alterations Slim Jim t-elorfal toys will prsbably at- trset many _avealle tltoa^r*. But best news of all to bud­ HAMS tMWta Topcoats-Overcoats get-wise wives, Hasse says the SINGLE BREAST A "BENNIES" store plans to feature unusual values at all times. For the WHtHEorSrlAWB© PORTA HCAM grand opening sale this week­ end, Thursday, Friday and Sat­ 10-12 lb. Average urday, many homemakinr items have been marked down to .prices thst will make the de- 11. 2 IK. 250 LIGHT ON STACKS cf SL&OJLS flated-dollar go a,long way. 490 U SALE Pore Cane PUUbury-Gold Modal LARD Bulk-Pur. 600DIOCKOUH) SUGAR YOUA-.FEEf FLOUR 5tbs. 49c Featherweights Site. 45c 2 lbs. 39c by Fortune

GROUND BEEF Com. In And Treat Yourself To A Hata&take Ami T-BONE STEAK CHUCK BOAST WUKO STEAK SWISS STEAK ALoadOfOur-W/elfome Neighbor Event" Special... 3lbi. $1.00 lb. 69c lb. 39c lb. 59c lb. 49c U,S. No. 1 Carnation-Pet Come In Saturday A BOLOGNA ORANGES POTATOES Watch Th. Gold Medal Piece Florida -Juice MIX Cat. Baking Demon- 101k. 39c .tration. FREE samples lb. 29c 29c dor. POTATOES 3 Tall Cam 42c to errery custom *r. PECK 45c $3^5te$g,50 This Price Thursday, Fridsy * Sa.lurd.jr Only ADAM - S. L STETSON Al Both Our Store. SUPER MARKET SHOH. HAU FOODLAND CARL L BROWN MARKETS liTiiiiii Tiiiliinii!! ii ml I liil IIIII^IH. 1044 MT. VERNON AVE. FA. 6916 1053 MT. VERNON AVE- — FE 1513 1289 MT. VERNON AVE. — FA 2207 8 'TILL 6 MONDAY THRU THURSDAY 8 'TILL 8 FRIDAY & SATURDAY Open 8-6:30 Daily, Sat. 8-8:30 Open 8-7 Daily, Sat. 8-9 WOOL WORTH'S -w-The GRAND

nuuLnuni~yott7Ueve »*?»..' n u OPENING D0Y0UKN0W? THURSDAY, TVTrt.\717nyfIll7NOVEMBERD 5C A\TT O9 AA. MAl . OF IT'S NEW-LARGER Tar rcrur canvenienc* w. h*»e expanded aur d*- p.rtmetit. tn include man, mora practical lUtn* —aueh ss LAMPS ti.ta-tt.ae MT. VERNON AVE. STORE FRAMED PICTURES 19c-t3.tW After many months of planning and pi-rparation WEAREVER ALUMINUM efc-tXtW thi. NEW, LARGER W0OLWORTH_ t.nowr_dy LAMP SHADES tram *»« to open. LADIES' NEW FALL LOOP RUGS AND MATS 9»c4B.9S Jewelry GREETING CARDS front Sc-tSc Wc would like to tale this opprotunity to thank our many friend, in the Mi. Vernon Ave are. tor Purses Manufacturers closeout. CHILDREN'S and INFANTS' WEAR their patronage over the past 34 yean. Latest styles and grains. Brooches — Choker. — Earrings Complete ...ortrnent of winter wear This new store is an expression ol our faith in thi. Rett. Value 11.25. Values to 11.98 COMPLETE PET DEPT. community and has been planned to better serve our Canaries MORE EXTENSIVE LINE ml TOYS nutomer*. THIS THIS WEEK t;tvdetera-.ioed sex. Mora Complete Lin* Of In this store you wi I find many new items and lines WEEK 8D0 59. $3-29 THIS $*|79 Growing Plant, and Accessories of merchandise which at could not stock previously, r due to limited .pace. 3 DAYS of EXTRAORDINARY VALUES! THURS., FRI. & SAT. NOV 5th, 6th, 7th OPEN 9-9

LOOP RUGS 1 Toilet Articles Peanut Clusters Ladies Headscarfs Size 28x48. A bcauti. 1 • imS HOSE assortment ot colors. _ Fresh, delicious. Made right here in Columbus espei A wonderful assortment of solid colors and print*. First q u a 1 i 1 >-, lull Regular Value $2.98-'• Special buyl An assortment from manufacturer's fashioned 60 gauge, closeout. Values up to 59c cislly for our opening. Regular Value 59c lb. 33x35. Regular Value 79c. 13 denier. Sites MOV.. THIS SALE Regular Value BBc. THIS - " THIS- Ma It** SALE LB. 490 SALE \JVfe jSALE Vwfv^ SALE life

FREE GOLDFISH TO THE FIRST 500 CUSTOMERS NYLONIZED-TRICOT BRIEF STYLE FREE BALLOONS FOR IHE KIDDIES SATURDAY THUMDAY-F8IDAY- Plastic Table Covers Panties HEAVY, THIRSTY White, pink, blue, maize.'SIM. 5-6-7-8 and extra African Coffee Cups large. Regular Value 39c each. THIS Bath Towels Heavy, durable. In white-onlyiite~onl . THIS $100 SALE Regular Value 10c each. 440 Gorgeous colors. Size 24x4640.. RcgulRegulai r Values 89c. Violets SALE -3 for I THIS 70c Value THIS 2 for SALE SALE 150 690 590 2%*lnch pots. A wonder­ ful assortment ot colon and varieties. Table Place Mats Men's White Hankies ALL VARIETIES Dinnerware Ladies Umbrellas Plastic. Wide Msortanent In florale and lace patterns. S»tin stripe. 16x16. Regular V.lue 10c e.ch. 16 piece starter set. Open stock Regular Values from 29c to 69c. , Growing Regular Value $2.98. Assorted style..- 16 rib. ReguUr Value *3.98. THIS THIS $A|9 THIS SALE 6 for SALE _, THIS $1)98 SALE 100 490 House Plants SALE _ jsegtilar Value 60c. THIS AQ_, SALE OwtjS KARL F. HASSE, Mgr. OPEN 9 TILL 9 EACH DAY 1032 MT. VERNON AVE. 1032 KT.VERK0N AVE. ______

-SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 7. 18*3 SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 7, 1883 THE OHIO SENTINEL SEC 2—PACE 10 THE OHIO SENTINEL Get ReadyFor Winter NEW LOCATION '•|VEiCOM£ NEIGHBOR EVENT" *fut(ftXMriC

Priced From * . * Coal Co. CO^lVE^4TION/\L... With Chair $4.95lo $149.50 and Ottoman ______481 H. 201b SI. TERRIFIC FA. 218? IS THE ONLY WAY TO DESCRIBE THESE BUYS... REVNELDS S-Plece Sots, Chair And Ottoman. STORAGE YARD Bad Korateal, nail head I rim. Was SAVE Sofa wllh plain dark trey Chair. (SSS.SS. Now ,3,9.95 $11000 Bullt-ip arms, kick pleat trim on tlQfl Q_ HARDWARE CO. Sofa asd Chair. Was SJS..SS. Now *""'" NOW LOCATED S29S.SS 914 MT. VERNON AVE. I FE. 42t7 AT S-riece Sectional In rose tweed. Tlstil .Shop 'The Avenue' And Save... tost cushions. Can be srranfed ta . SAVE Larte Sola. TuHed back and arm.. SMITH BROTHERS many attrscUve way.. Was 1139.93. tin ftfl Soft shads *f ss,e treen. Curved SAVE Now SWJ. ..—...» bach, Irlnre st bottom. Wss 1199.95. COAL CO. $25.00 COP THESE 2-Plcee freUe, Iris*-* trim on ,»VF 1270 bottom. GoodI roomroomsy- chair. tSllrhtlISlirhUy B*B».SJ; 1 S-Pleee Sectional Sofa Suite. In beau­ DEAN HARDWARE "Welcome Neighbor sollecl.1 Was S1M.S3. Now 1159.95 $40,00 tiful rreen frel.e. Wss S269.95. Now SAVE 5239.95 Event" CLEVELAND AVE. $30.00| 1095 MI. VERNON AVE. FL 1312 SAVE 2-Plece Sectional Sofa Bed Set by ClUf. SPECIALS! Seal j. Orsy frel.e, moss trlrn. Wa, __*_, If You Need $24.00 Cc-aipleie Use Of S395.50. NSW S2t5.it $50.00 Good Coat TOPCOATS S-Ftecs Forra-A-Bed Set by Scaly. -1 Hardware . Kilchenware . Took . Plumbing Supplies . Bt. Sola* and Armless Chair. Both sec- faye sad Call Ust Sofa Bed. Bumper tjoe. Bed brossdc, tlotuls make bed. Red snd betse norsl jAtC rlccled wllh .Old. Was S3JS.95. Now SAVE dtsltn. moss trim. Waa 1311.95. Now .J. at. OVERCOATS ED SECBERS, Mar. *-» 95 $40.00 j Chriitma* 6ifl* For The Entire Family . Uy.a.Wa, Now! Iron. $10.00 SAVE " Sever*! Htuulree Te $40.00 , COAi OfflER SOFA BEDS FROM $49.95 UP BEFORE Sale Uenss Include tS wore-sofas and llTing room suite* ot varied styles that space won't yer- salt us ts Ust with savings np te J119.W. Sam Weiner CCLO WEATHER Sale Starts 9 A.M Thurulay, Nov. 5 Welcome To Schsffs Mt. Vernon Ave. Store ...And Get A Load Of Loan Co. "I saw it in Tbe Senti­ These Sensational Shoe Savings! 852 MT. VERNON AVE. nel."' REMEMBER _, HoSies ,__ Sandals Men's ... • We hare only * short time ia which to clear -Mir floor of this merchandise . . . -Be ^\ Black lesuirr (tb-*S—. Barstra, n* ClSUllb Smart I Be Early and mak. your .selection before ererythin, it picked orerl _tjV><. Sl'sel a"to*ll ^*3___ Si.r.'ll'l. J Blset •". blue. /-"__

s r OPEN ANY NIGHT BY APPOINTMENT ^^_--_-^% v '"V glbj***f OVER -tO YEARS ON MT. VERNON AVE.

Women'* »___ *, ,„, ^BB™"^ Walking WE PICER EASY Shoes Brown, Bed. CARRY CREDIT Slsss I to 1.. ''turn i tun M OUR OWN EASY *4 SAJJts srsirr ^^ _^5**. '*Bp_j_L Bafor. winter-1 ley blattt *-**^ v ^^ .^ssw- and snows Ut your home, ACCOUNTS! MsTtibtaa CriiriavT &^,?^_ _ _*-?** TERMSI V __S_^w-*^^ «'ve '** thc *°\id protection ^Sptpt^*mmm**^^ and cstra beauty of . new sti its ar. waaaa »«. *T im—tv. MM *A*K .**,___•;_ ^**^ root .nd nutter.. •aaaaa t___%H_ t_____* M" ROOFING — GUTTERING — REPAIRS _*A*iHii*jao_*a*B*«!^ • Asphalt ShlBShrs • Boll Boollnr • Uuill-Ur, Hoofs • Tar Gravel • Sheet Metal

1UEE ESTIMATES — QUAKANTKED SATISFACTION or Take M.in St. Bu. for Branch Stare, 895 Ea.t Main St- Take Ohio Ave. Cross-town to 20th St. and Mt Vernon Ave. Hathaway-Ferguson Only 2 squares west to Spier's Mt. Vernon Ave. bus slops at Spicer's cor. al 18!h St. 1050 MT. VEfiKOM AVE. 87S MT. VERNON AVE. Take Main SI. bus tor Branch Store m9mSM&$im^^M0^^SSSffSSSS, Siilllp!

SATURDAY, NOVt^** 7. Ittt SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7. 1st} THE OHIO SENTINEL SEC, t— PAGE IS THE OHIO SENTINEL SEC »—PAGE It General Mills Kaking LEE'S STONES WEIC0ME YOU WITH THESE VAll'ES! UnilAIFoodland Tremendcms Sarintt Ta—-aikoat tath tt.r*« Tssars., FrL and Sat. MEN'S HEAVY Paul J. Stlth, WELCOME WlttTER JACKETS MEATS Gold Medals dt- EAST MARKET vUlon, General STANDS NOS. 2, 3 <*. 10 NEIGHBOR! Mills, wUI ap- Cor. Miami tt wi.ii t.i i. mn Mt. Vernon av., Co­ lumbus, Batur- Dark fan skades. dtty, Nov. 7, SHORT RIBS with Gold Med­ R.«. -tl.49 TATE'S al's portable baking unit. ' lb. 27c . Stlth will bake cske* right In STOIES the store from • s, m. to 8 ft, rn. BOY'S WARM UNED DRY (liANERS Free sample* of th* cakes will $1.00 GROIDKS, be given to customers. JACKETS & EMP10YEES R... »1.49 Half Slip. 3 lbs. $1.00 The demonatrtitlon 1* one ef Far Collar - Sise 4-10 tin- principal lc.-tures of Food- $1.00 grand opening, starting 5M0 W SrWAlSl Thursday morning. Jast tl In blue, ,re*B, r*d snd 1070 Ml. Vernon Ate. brows. TremendoBs vans. 3 lbs. Pig Feel Your Sentinel corre*- Harry! These mat last pt-kfidcnt In Nelatmville U Iwgat this trie.: 2tB..Kraat EV. 1331 Mrs. Raymond Brunston, 580 Frederick St.

Mayer Partiu>rit*s HO JOB TOO 116 art. WM TOO SMALL In Weerwortb Opetiaf. WaCOME NEIGHBOR .. . V Lardy, sew fall dree., last sr- Print rn,, Miasca—apru.f, AllSirallag aad TypJagT C'olataka.' May*, laatrt T. BULK SAUSAGE Itrsd. Mse* 1-3 >sd t-t. Froa. IS. SSB.IIsst job to tb. tnr,mU . . . w.'r. alt Oestreleke. will stTtelat. to Welcome To The Town*. Mot* 2BK.95C Children's at. to ,tvs yoa th. kiad mt sarric. —a* lilt, at tbs WORK pric. you lilt, to pay. IO! ML Va—as . Cotrsplctelv Slocked Newsstand! JACKETS T-BLOUSES mt U— mt Orass. t,t.l.g mt SOCKS star. Is set far • a. m. Rspr*. ..BUUrts W Ws. 1 w . r I k ' s $1.00 BkM Ckaeabray in. Isaac .Ble.., ML Vera.. Av. A tits Vslsi. $1.00 INCOME TAX TIME an. wratea- Maay lovely HANKIES hr Oaly Iturls. asrks Curtis-Nichols soul /ua'. wiU sis. partkl- styles to SB. white.. WILL SOON BE HERE pats. Wwslwarlk'. spenlBI aig- 10c $1.00 lt-11. B.U beglanlsg sf gsls tBjr*. CAPITOL ...PLAY IT SAFE 4*y "W«le«a.c N.lltl.r AND SEE USI Evesl" celesraU— will, mors LEE'S STYLE SHOP LEE'S MEM'S SHOP Business Service taa* seors sl ML VCI-BOB sv. 100» MT. VERNON AVE. 1011 MT. VERNON AVE. D97 MT. VERNON AVE. Fl CITY NEWSSTAND

»7S MT. VERNON AVE. COLUMBUS, a CLOTHING-SHOES Sr*Sf- We Abo Have A Cemplele line 01 VALUE! MOOTS 1052 Mt. Vernon Avenue SPEEDY -SaW 1himU..fo-n*$e»en\ Qrutm ReccflHWiitle- Children's beanos* An- Bceu 1. Buy 1 Gal. Supej Kem-fone At CLEANERS Old Price $5.19 ^.StoHEADlf^ 2. Gel a $1.39 Super Cushion Roller-Koaler for only .39 1210 3. SAVE $1.26 taurNew Fall lookt t MT. VERNON AVE wwmmwM**'^ -t ft faf THU .III OHUl/ NEWmSHAPH-SH/tDES-STYllS SEE IT MM! Trwi»ri*k>rB Seledion - $345 to $10.00 won HOif Garment., Hal*. Gloves, b.,k,..ai, STYLl OUIDI Slipcovers, Draperies WELCOME NEIGHBORS TO THE FINEST SELECTION * Blasiltets or NATIONAI.LV ADVERTISED MERCHANDISE THAT Companion Special 25c MONET CAN BUT . . . CLOTHINO rOR EVERY 10*™ Off Wllh Every • 720 Color Harmon!*! MEMBER Or TOE rAMtt.*! l**rehsse Darin, Oar • Cr*al*d by Color txp.itt 'WM-' Bonas rsala • Ut* ir v.itt>c-jl Chorg*!

Ladles a Children'. Resdy-lw-WMr EV. 1039 Mea'a Kurnlshlnts, Work clothes Ami SIMM S'rl.iHlJv sa.rwla WlUlaasa Valal aad Color S.,.le. Ceal,, Dry Oosds And Notions For Pickup * Delivery PAINT & R.&E. WALLPAPER WINTER WEIGHTS Service KRAK0FFS •01 MT. VERNON AVE. FE. 5000 COLUMBUS. O. SHORT • LONG SLEEVES UNDERSELLING STORE -ONE AMD I PIECE GEORGE & JAMES • 1 WE DELIVER DUNGAREES "THE STORE THAT SERVES YOU WELL" JEFFERSON, COMPLETE LINE OFl PAINTS, PAINTER'S SUPPLIES, LINOLEUM $2>45 - $2-95 Sturdy denin Prop*." 106S MT. VERNON AVE. . FA. 0304 tee strength. t**ca Duaa, 5.1c. R.pra.salBti—, J.—. E. Raaa, Prop. nSBUtaaUaSVaSaaUl

4 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 7, 1 MS "•V SATURPAY. HOV.IaMBER 7, 1«JS3 -THE OHIO SENTINEL SEC. 2—PAGE 16 IN (0lis*4BlS--SH0P UOSE TO HOME AND SAVE! Pet Milk Good Fudge Ingredient MAJSSIIHAJ.LOW FUDOK Hi I. voalU. , boll , I sutar ia I The Sentinel's 1. quartered marshmslM—s n,rf u..,d,a,.itm ln the bot- solved. Boil nlll candy reach*. Ur IM*. MU. tom^Dl rtreSe S ii rne.12- »» "« ***** ***** «***> • - t c. saisr lrr.oou",;' ."u1r.^i"LTs _?__*T*i3*.*i "*™ •— 1 tk. car. »,rs, •juarl heavy saucepan rmtll weU f*?"^ itliout Stirling, unlll EDITORIAL SECTION I e. Pet *rss—.tsd saUk blended tbe __ar .__, lukewarm. Add.aalt and vanilla. WELL'S FISH MARKET li c. water milk and water. 'Cook•_3t . and__*_. sti£r Beat until candy 1* thick and H I. salt over medium best until mixture tansy and start* NORFOLK. VIRGINIA, FRESH DRESSED FISH shine. Put sin lop of edges Ot •*,__, Ever, Thar, at Sal into IH" Sea Bas* • Oesaa Pa. T—M squares. Makes S dozen, i CrMber. * r*r,le. Will Take Lsr-sWsy Orders By John B. Combs! NOTJE—Drep a tiny bit ot the By FBBSS 0* Has— y. T*.sdsy hot mixture into a bowl of cold Speaking of Politics 1400 HAVVTHORNE AVE. HEALTH FORUM (not ice) water. If the candy EV. Tt7t stay* together ln a soft ball and does not fall apart when you Perry B. Jackson of Paul P. Shearer three months tion via the gropevlne, lift it out of tbe water with " ,1s going to tense tiff between two By 8. Eatl Blaa., M. D. your fingers, then the candy has New • Dltf.resl i remarkable factions among Negro Rcpubli- 4,t>..l,t-d long enough. Be sure te feat to reach tho mark set by can women halted the sppear- As OU Erie— Al WHY L15Q CASES! take the pan off the heat while Taa Spot Caal.cl.OBar— vv>i» ,•• is, .. mansion where he was receiwd Liberia. The appointment went Shearer ... Mrs. Edith Stanley, ance of Mrs. Ruth C. Mueller testing the candy, t* bos been my by Gov. and Mrs. Frank J. to Jesse D. Locker of Cine in- 415 Hamilton av., Columbus, la for a speech in thc Muamee Val- experle n c c Lausche. Following a quick In- nati, after it had been declined the latest addition to the gov er- ley city two weeks ago. Tbe ru- ,the one writ- traduction und u brief, friendly by the affable Mr. Jackson. nor'a official staff from the mor says Mrs. Ella P: Stewart ten just be- chat, thc governor and his come- Theodore M. Berry of Cincln- rank of sepia citizens. The other sought to obtain Mrs, Mueller to U Salle Wine Stores jjsfet**-. M. D„ TW S.r.ti—1 H-t-dth I p—». BEV. c. n mix fore election ly w;ife, Jane, posed with Mr.-nati will be in a posltion.to.be* lady employee is personable fill a speaking engagement lan­ ME. ttarhs, - SMS. Ul,. X lb. ground less beef 1 ds y Is al- Hayes for pictures. Thc gover- come Cincinnati's mayor, vice Millie Finch, ulso of Columbus, der the former's sponsorship, !, c. finely est onion ways the ndr then expressed his regret mayor, president or floor leader . . . Leonard Holland, former but when she asked for clear- Some Individuals witb mumps never experience the typical lis t. hot fst most difficult mat urgent bunlness demanded ol the councir-'if he is reelected NAACP leader in thcBe parts ance from GOP headquarters, GOODWIN'S manifestations. Tb* glsnds in the neck do not swell puffincss art t. P*t evaporated milk to write. that he return to his office in »"d IP the Chartcrites (Demo- and a ranking member of Omc- it was blocked by Mrs. Odessa Fr**b (ran,. BOoaBOntet •PAUL'S may be to alight it 1* not detected. Now and then tbe -omplics- 1 t. sslt i This is true tiie state house. But before crats) win control of council.. gu Phi Psi fraternity, —ardlng -- . —Th e -latter, who also" tians ere the first inkling of the disease. 1-i t. pepper CARRY OU1 STORE e v However, the best bet is that ninst-mA lust aaaab t, on ...mi wields o bit of strong influence era t i.-«, s< rn 01*7 I ire teats that become •H r. c*uup or chill ssuc* John it- Combs in * « urcd Mr. Hayes MO Cotroaw Oak he and Mrs. Lausche would he will settle for the majority pioyea last wt« as an exami- _ GOp clrclM( b_lk__ on Mrs. a ut to it.ao pat. positive ifter the infection en- We now have svsllable t split ssadwleb buns s 1 1 • •—Ata—-at;**ri ttend the Saturday night con- __«__ - P"-- * *"". '* his team ner on the staff of James A. Muc**cr*B uppe;trance unless she 1 Ooyt m mtah peers. They are s reliable means chick embro culture virus Brown beef snd onion slowly meet the deadline, the column must be written before the eleo- cen. Rhodes, aggressive state audi- _poke under her (Harding's) ,..,-~Ev sau of determLning tbe presence ot give protection to adults. Conva- in tbe bot fst in a skillet. Stir tor, Holland Is stationed ln the auspices. Aa a result of the turn, despite the fact that it And true to his promise. Sat- tcud antibodies, the agent* reapon- lescent serum produces tempor- with a fork while browning to CANDID REPORTS FROM city hall building. Columbus. V***V > **"• Washington GOP sible for everlasting immunity, ary immunity, but it rarely is break up the meat. Add milk. isn't published until after the urday night Ohio's chief execu- , . , representative wasted a day in JaHersoa and ME Vernon elcction is over. So since this is tive and his charming wife were THE POLITICAL CRYSTAL One bt s blood ust and the other, administered to your, uteri, salt snd pepper. Cook over low BALL—A view Into tbe potlti- Ohio and didn't even reach To- CONFECTIONERY tine of the columns in question, present at the Columbus Gallery skin tost. Hoi*, become pdsi- Prevention ia not serious. Small heat until mixture thickens, POLIT1CAL GRA PEVINK .c_0. Mrs. Sicw_r-t| former pn*. Sta..,, O, q,a,,qa. I,.... Uve after the malady begins to amounts msy allow the develop- stirring all the time. Remove I shall Just ramble hither and of Fine Arts for the closing re- be GOSSIP—According to informa- ident of the Nat'l Ass'n of Col­ la, A Wis. 1. Cusrt, O.I subside snd remain so for. life, ment of a mild form which will from heat. Stir in catsup. Spoon yon and discuss politics in the ?itaI o( Mr* H*-y<*s' concert ored Women's Clubs, was men­ ll.x'i: SAM. .-lil a PM Ml Stt, v.u... Av. FE- ASS* When the skin test was done lessen the chances of complice- mixture -Into the split buns. lighter vein. tioned last spring as a possible i a group of 2*13 Individuals, tions, but at the same time af- serve hot, 2 to a serving. United Nations appointee. l ! hlgbway pafrolir . And c for exsmpie, 83 percent had a fore* '—' *~ "*-- ••* THINGS WE KNEW BUT j__^^, ^^)™S pernor Congrats Phil positive result. Of these SO per- use RECENTLY WHEN Roland NEVER REVEALED BEFORE will hand down sn executive cent asserted they sever had has Urges Ohioans Join BARNtiT disease. In these ————• order banning segregation in Fro* Black's (inks) UlUE VALLEY the Ohio Nat'l Guard. He wiU Frasls tub • Poultry ,11 Ml. V.„.a *„ /omen mumps imitated ithnents. DIETING also make a statement In re­ In Education Week Quality Meats, Groceries ; MAKKIT However, the akin BUTTEl? gards to the fatal shooting of Dr. Clyde Itissong, state dlreo P. W. writes; lt it safe for i 2snesvllle Negro by a po­ OPEN DAU-t * SUNDAY •nd Confection. brought something else Top Salesman Hunt Adept At; tor of education, is urging > light. liceman of that city. His state­ Rr Mt. Vernoa at 111*. FttAHK BLACK. On. Approximately one hall of ti^cee overweight person on sa ulo Ohioans to join In observance of ment will be made hi answer American Education week, Nov. Columbus, Ohio with a negative reaction gave a liet to reduce? history of basing had mump*. to s request from the NAACP, 8-14. At the some time he noted The diagnosis in these cases An*.: Yes. but it may requite wblch asked the executive of­ that the central theme for this Winning Hunter's Followers fice to Investigate tbe killing Williams Grocery must have been an error; ordi­ i specially prepared met. year Is addressed to .the Indl- which occurred last April. Tbe SMAUWOODMAHtn 4B7 Garfield Ave. nary swelling of the parotid or neck glsnds was mistaken for crystal ball Indicates thst Mr. Qa.lilr tali A a— inln. st«>, C„l~,l,~ mumps, Teachers Convene Lsusebe hasn't made up bis Ma.aia, Williaw,. ,,., Swelling of the glands in mind whether Oa*. .... * Staat*,s TALLAHASSEE, Flo. — "Re- WM? fifth term or no front of the ears and below tbe but I Season Opens At FAMU Pnooa Orders Recirusd vltallting Our English Currlcu- the borderline o jaws is not too serious, mrm TAU-AJiASSEE, Fla. — The FA 0431 alTthcre lum" wss the theme of tbe third disabling. U this Fumu Playmakcrs Guild of SOS Ml V«aoa An. Infection, wejnight snhual meeting ol the Florida ie good butter t^taaaaaa*. Ohio Florida A-M university opened Smith's (onfecfionerY POLITICAL ORCHIDS FOR Wlllism . Small.ood tttsl** why otlllUoa a* theatrical season with a re* 1.70 basil. Sa. FE. ISO. J. At. mCKI.KSON—LVmu i-'ri- t performance .of Molnar's Dr,,. ism. M..t>. C„t. duy night, Nov. 6, J. Maynard Oalt, • A. M 1. If. M. becoming Dlckerson of Youugstown, vice <* __* Fast Service sad Fair Prieei At chairman of the State .Industrial FEATKEfiSTONE'S adulthood Commission, will be honored It ia the ' compilation* that BOB'S PLACE with a well deserved testimonial >c^ Bishop Bowen Presides MARKET * give mumps such s bad repute* (SEE CHI-CHI SIGN) dinner at Uie Seneca hotel in 71* Hsrrlsoa Ave. MA. 0191 ' Columbus, O. Columbus. Bids for the affair ,J" " NASHVILLE.—Bistiop J. W. E. t M. 1.TH ST. FA. 0559 WAUtEB'S STOKE main' complications, but Beer tt Wine Te Carry Out • Assorted Sandwiches are said to be going like hot Bowen of Atlanta presided at Groceries - Meals this seldom happens before Open t A.M. TU 1 A.M. Weekdays - Suaday 11 A.M. TU 1 A.M. cakes ut 33..V0 apiece. Gov. the annual meeting of thc Metiv Fslrm.nl Uand-Paeke. It* puberty. But orchitis is prevs- Lausche and Ted Berry arc •1-*. »i-t.#" i. -___ w_._i.rL-- °tii--t church's national Inter- V.solabla. Meats lent ln adolescent boys and Crests * Froses Drumsticks scheduled to deliver the yrinci- Vlser, right. Is seen reeeiving _ Committee on Missionary hearty csnaratulatlons from hEducatiold n In Nashviilc recently. *W a Wi., T. Carry Oat Opes Dally JiSS A St. Til MAYHUGH & SON Judge Russell L- Carter of Wnlilir. . A. M. . I. P. M 11 P. St. - S*B—ys IH. ' FACES ON THE | Dayton upon being installed ss S.s.ay. . A. Bt. . S P. St TU U P, tt. Ota MT. VEKNON AVE. TICAL SCENE-Cbarles Mitch- prt,lde_. of Uth ward Demo- 30 Cities Have FEPC ,.. ... r. M OPEN SUNDAY FROM a A. M. UNTIL 10 A. M. ell, formerly of Youngstown and J u A^, (flr ei hth .,-,,, more recently of Cleveland, Is crmue *** " iaT "K ™ KmM*c WE DELIVER Tb* Star* will) Tb* Friendly Att*>*te>b*re .said to have taken over the ClO- Unity Circle Meets Qtaslity M**lt -nd C-oc*rt*« — Mil** M. Msyhagk, Prop. PAC post which has been va­ dlscr-iminstion has i*each* Kt.il. Uitf,wl, C-.lti.p Ft*** Ciiy-Wida 0*Uv*ry Wilt Mn. Rulledge cant since the untimely death of nati Tuesday night. ST. CLss.111 CARRY OUT Hanter's whisky representative Ai Hunt snd Sentinel City Unity Circle ot St, t-aul AME Editor Nina M. Redd look over one of Hunter's current adver­ cliurcti, Columbus, met st tiie BUSINESS CHATS SOS St. Clair Ar, Columbu., O. FA 0322 tising display signs now appearing throughout the state. See Grocerie., Meat,, Confections, le. Cream home of Mrs. Elijah Rutledge, 247 8, Wayne' av., Sunday at 4 |WISESHQ?PINl> story.—Fierce' Photo. Wia. and Bee. I. Carry Oat p. m.**An address was given by Prop. LEON B. BOLDEN Mrs. Hettie Bailey, executive If tho sale of popular Hunter whlslty starts rising In Pierce Barber ShopMoves To New Location secretsry of tbe YWCA. Rev. J. "Th* ftoU on Ute pv*-ipki«" ro*tOnd* tn If t ll*** for lot* oitd Columbus, genial Al Hunt will be able to Uke some of the P. Howell, pastor of St. Paul, lot* of dotscltnn, S_S_Mrow-., hon-sbofctvti ttaou. Asd, credit. He'a the Hunter sales representative who recently By ITATULrEN V. HARRIS with their hair bobbing was a guest and made ttitrv-r* tort it b* "dalklovt''... tvr* to k* "liwatt" wh*n started working the Capital City market. ' Rev. Elijah Pierce, owner and ____ Y7 | OS* CAtUMtT lw«ir*4© rov/D«. Cdi-tr^ Hunter's new slogan for fall, —• lma "Think ot Hunter's First, for tinel circulation area. pcrntor of Pierce Barber Shop, „_. ^ M„ Dcw8 wm __ cLOTJNE CHICKEN SHACK. ." S* Columbus, moved l Mildness, Taste and Quality," Is A native of Toledo, the Jolly tcrtalned at mony affairs. Mr. 396 W. Goodale cation, 534 E. Long st, 1 UWS0NP0LN.raVMAi.1tET . Dewtv*--sa _is, «.j,^a.«,supervisovr. a_t. E_. Market -client meals prepared by Irene i can't afford to o*i along wfthawt ttt* bttt I . week. One room at the new ,_J Southern Tea Room which was Johnson, culinary expert, under MODERN MARKET , 7thob\*Tc' i CtHvm* t laiJ-te Ferwotr. tft a fact, whan yco gVn lo star-. -Tsnaroy advert^ ?«» i__^Vuu f««nu"; ___*^_J___S_ ___*IS_^ . redecorated this summer. At- supervision ot Mrs. David Good- ISS N. 20i. SI. FA OSS. otrnn r_-, -rr- -ra pw m**f*ty ton b-*r~tfafl CarVWrat—yow ffash t*0M ing campaign. U completed by his wife, «- equipment for tonsorlal i tractive new tables and counters mar- Chickens dressed while ye. vlii', Vre.b Fish • AU Kinds with th* f»*tr yov con bota. Ivy Cqlvawt... try Colymai i-adoy ond youll After three yesrs with tho Noos: daaghter, Mrs. Fsyo vice. __«.,„ __ have been added. The four courteous, efficient Ope. Dally 9 A. M. Mil S r. St., Sunday t A. SI. till 2 p. M. Burger ti tC FrtEE DEUVEBT BA1.II1 LAWSON, Prep. list r " Hunter-Wilson division of Frank- Lewis snd two sens, Albert There is a second room to be * * * waitresses arc Helen Simpson, Wiedemann »*•••* fort Distillers Co>vTa_nt is quite E„ jr* «, and Edwin D., LB. devoted tu Rev. Pierce s wood- MeAFEE SHOPb 1006 E. Long Ruth Smith, Edna Bobo and Ked Top Per Ca.e M rto ihotofi'l tried, stock A Whit* M*ochlr_ Cttom CM y_, odept at thc ty of- "winning Hunt laughingly sums up the craft bobby. For years, he has ••,, .<> owned ana operated by Jennie Moscley. Cloture Chicken carving Biblical pictures thai ywi hav* a tr*o» Is ttor* lew yew. ll mofcat tk.n look friends and Influencing people" (_-_( 20 years or so of his life one of the city's pioneer bcauti- Shack presents an atmosphere wood. He also docs humorous ihodat l-jhl*r, t^ncvolhtf. aolltrf It. tttntct blaotriif'ij. acttoM for Hunter's. He will reel off a by _aying, . "I was one of 17 cians, Mrs. Veronis McAfee. She of refinement - and cleanness. figures. His work has been dis­ SUSS.lAt &SOU toe* rlpht Into lb* ioytr in yovf akin wh*r* tldn coloc b smooth aales talk on thc many children, all boys. Life wa Is a graduate of Thornton Beau- • • • virtues of his product at tiie " H attcnded Northwe i played in'alt parts of the coun- la-i—My M«.U Bad tirt-carw. r*g«loT*d. Vet, atacli A Whltt* tiootKsnQ C/tom't <,moii*-g actio*—O i~iutt ty academy. Her Luiijociate SPOT CONFECTIONERY of r*gulai* dr*ul>. tt*bi* ut* ot dif ttt*d-ht 'pi yo* ha.* lh* ttrodet liohitf, slightest excuse university i later gradu- -T. POPULAR BKANUb BEER A WINE KBL'S "Al," more formally known "T. , * beautician is.Mrs. Wilms Wash- (Iormerly Crusaders), 3M W. TOCARRYOUT MSBedwr. toner looking akin yoVr* loseoel for. bsglssteg l*N? dovt- as Albert E. Hunt, is virtually a "JJ »g ^ bugtaegs u MR. AND MRS. Ellis Dews * Goodale St., opened last week 1049 Stilagtown Pike T Aetl .wb w**d*ittif creowf tettt te thnt, I keew rev wW west t* wy e let at ln ad 10112 MT. VERNON AVE. -Columbu,, O, - EV. 2561 one-man campaign for the whis- ___.t_+-_„__,: , have returned from Atlanta _ _ Coltunbos St., Grove City 1 ttisl* swsofsk tloejr. 4 whit* sliatkiag Cn*o«t lodoy. Ii* w»* yo-'ll tt* m 1 Wa Deliver —— FR-e^fr.1 k, which he calls ''detiniteiy.the !?J ., H 8alea where they drove their parents, beauty culture and has modern who bafl uperat__ ^any who reside there. Tbe Smiths facials, scalp treatment Hunter's is gaining in The Sen- i Ohio. .,.,,.,,...,. |

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•|Alj1».U*.«mlaMB.,W * WTHT* s^oarjrnfjam AtmtMt PRII4E *t*4WTBI-l CONTEND T_F^vTl»l*Wl>Un_^ CAP***-** EDITORIALS ft SE wTTHTOC IJM«> A .« ...StrangerThan Fiction Aft* AlASMED mother, a reader ot this newspaper, ca.l- * ed us Uie other day tu describe an extremely shocking 9 incident that occurred to her youngster which, we believe, Eddie Jay Endorses 'J m Festival calls tor a good deal of thought and comment. She informed us that her elementary achool age boy had contracted polio and, thanks to the excellent response of the Columbus polio chapter which footed all the medi­ cal bills, the lad had received the beat of care and, treat­ ment and had partially recovered from the ordeal that accompanies the helpless victims of the dread malady. "We were to happy when our boy wa* -returned to ue,** Ute mother went on, "until my husband and I liter­ ally arhousewl for joy." But, as you shall nee, the joy of this young coupl* to be short-lived, thanks to the narrowness of mind and the appalling ignorance of their friends -and neighbors— and even some of the teachers* ln the public school system. It didn't take long for this family to detect that their child was being shunned by his former playmates like the plague. And at the school which he hoped to attend one JSI SATI __, > of the teachers informed the mother that it would be ad­ visable to take the boy out of school because the disease might be "catching" t's "Festival ol Modem America. Jass" heads for Colombus and showing Wednes- laansmoffie&r Just how Ignorant can we be? Here Is a case of a dsr erssthsr. N.r. IS, for tws performances, pic tared arc Hire* ours mt -'Festival"—plaaist Er. ssUtOtfl WASNSS Mt WI II11 INC.. COMUWIU. OltHO public school teacher, who bv every yardstick should know roll Gsraer, »t» ** ssssle world', top lass artists I lovely Jaae Christy, a tumorous vocal person­ Distributed By better, displaying the sam. mentality as her students—a ality .hose extrsordlnar, talent accounts far he r leading place la America's vocal department, tragedy which could be so easily avoided if .this particular snd Dhuy Gillespie, whose golden-loaed trumpet style has labeled kiss "Esslted Baler ot B.p." OHIO MALT BEVERAGES DISTRIBUTING (0. shortsighted pedagogue would only avail herself of the Is ssdllsta t* K.stos's .rchestra asd shove aril Its, '-Fastiral'' entourage Includes Sta* Gala, trO N. Fosath St. same insight into the sundry facets of polio as she does Slim Galllard, CajsaT C.ndlds tad others. Ttek. ts sre on *oa> *t Heston's Mo.lr Stare. Affair la when tt comes to studying the academic tools of her trade. Mthuslsstlcslly csdorscd ,y Sa.tlB.1*. smBstm est edlto, -'Eddla Jay." —sore sre StBS 'private srsseh esehante lelcphone ijilimi For more years now than we care to remember, the •wtasi bu.lness. Indo.lrlal. nrofclonat and «X—t sstsblisfc- Nat'l Foundation for Infantile Paralysis has been strug­ OB BECAUSE IT MIGHT CAUSE US SIMILAR Er48ARlULSWl3IT gling valiantly to educate the public about polio. One of the phases of this attempt to educate us resolves itself into Ethel Waters Appears the fact that if there had been the slightest possibility that this young polio victim could endanger the people around him he never would have been released in the first in American Inventor/ place. It seems to us that that Information is simple, ele­ As I See It! festiv'tl of mentary snd AVAILABLE. YORK. — Ethel Waters, Yet a public school tcacner would allow herself to i, Lucius E. Ue whose career as a singing and It. York In "At Homo With become Inadvertently mired down In a sea of bigotry which .ting star ot the American self, is doing the sensible thing waistlines te send across the ...entre has spanned almost a Ethei Waters," her one woman tends to do more harm to this youngster from a mental show highlighting song* she has standpoint than polio could ever do to him physically. of rebuilding wer destroyed water. quarter-century, staged a vir- homes where the men who WOT* * • » ' me woman show on NBC- •tade her own, such as "Dinah," So long aa this sort of thing is allowed to happen it is need churches but In truth God'i J^AXiX church Is In the hearts ol men, ship God can live before they WOODEN CBVHCBES — who TV's "American Inventor y" Stormy Weather" and "Taking our firm belief that teachers who fall Into the above cate­ , Chance On Love." not In structures. God needs about Ui«ir notions of adorn* u going to use them? U they Sunday. gory should be taught a few more of the facts of life, even homes for -those men where His : for Hia dwelling pla are to be put up ii. VV. Germany, With the collaboration of Dr. She was also recently' featured 15-Pc ALUMINUM WARE at the expense of putting down their books long enough to home exists. He hs* a universe the W. Germans have their own Sigmund Spaeth, notionally •n NBC's new Dave Garrowey take a look into the outer world. ot space as His front and back churches and are able to build known "tunc detective," Miss television variety show. Thtt sort of thing t* dang*tro-a* —and it involve* us yards. He ha* the sunrise, the more, thanks to our giveaway Waters presented "American In addition to her successes in ell. sunset,. as .His mural* and a program which has helped them Song," which pointed up contri­ Broadway musicals such as REG. $4Q95 VALUE May meadow or autumn foliage . prosper. If the Churches ar#*-t» butions of Negro themes to "Cabin In the Sky" and "As for His .flower garden. He needs t-Jt^ee^hat- go _p _, E. Germany under Rua- America's music The program Thousands Cheer," Miss Waters no more—but how His children lag one farthing toward-s i ™- ijan rule, how? traced such themes from spir­ has been acclaimed for her per­ need homes right In thia great hexing these families late a ituals, through wora tings and formances of straight dramatic A Way Of Life We Americans had better stop WITH PURCHASE OF ANY big country that is breaking Its heme fer each. Hew Europe i, to their prt-sent Integra- rotes, notably as the star of CRIfiN'D OF ours viewed with alarm, and no little indlg- neck to build wooden churches tnust*lrc laughing at America, kidding ourselves, into believing "Member of the Wedding." 1 nation, a meeting In Dayton a fortnight ago in one of across from the .Iron Cur-Urn! whe talks about congestion that Communistic atheism has the downtown hotels, the aftermath of an announcement Yes, Fulton Lewis. Jr., la rais­ a hold on Iron Curtain peoples. by the transit company that Negro bus drivers would be ing big money to string a group A few bigwigs are probably of wooden churches lacing the without religion but the- people BROWN'S CAFE DON'S GRIU Columbia employed by the firm. Iron Curtain in Germany to hold to their various faiths and Food, Liquor Beer & Wine 79-7 SL.Clear Ave. Practically every civic minded organization in the challenge Red atheism. And shirt te the ether Voimuies 1 don't lh*nk lhat the Bed lead- community had a stake in this noteworthy advancement e AtT m t W 337 S. GRANT AVE. tt..t thai* *-.*. .«r..J •_! lata ™ * ** P* l-h their »d- UN. 0376 TV SET in racial progress, And that was the purpose of the meet­ Coltas-tbat, O. CBS tbat they may spread out Into ^ ft*; ing—to tots Ihe kudos around high, wide and handsome. hcrenct> awmiin6 Special Feature:*- •ere decent living. atheism is rampant In Iron CUr- Spaghetti To Carry Out At! .ajtt town's representative leadership was there, There are all kinds ot funds tain countries, what good Is. a including a member of this newspaper's staff. Although floating around to aid this and wooden church going to do an Or Serve Here The Sentinel's circulation ln Dayton is of less than two that, and much ot the philan- atheist? ' • BURKE'S PUCE Assorted Sandwiches year's duration this newspaper has fought tooth and nail tor themselves when tneir thropy is pointed towards Kui- • • • '•-'-, 1087 NORTH 4TH ST. Beer and Wine on the side of those elements favoring equal employment kind are whimpering in a wil­ ope; but have any of the great AMF_J_-AN« autv- .i-.u «., WHISKEY opportunities In every phase of the community's life—and derness ot windswept shacks. public altruists thought of a fund ,*M___2__3_ A*E *_**•*» •*wt* Single* — Doable* DONALD FltACASSO, Prop. we shall continue to do so. Only sheer greed and pettiness Americans are crying for homes to form a committee to influ- **?* emphasitlrs e wron- g thing. Beer, Wine, Food ol8C would dictate otherwise. and «re buffeted at every turn ence realtors to build more It Americans could have Yet when tbe posies were passed around by the elo­ of the road in trying to get house* for Negroes? caught that famous election No. For the quent speakers, not one word of prmlee was banded the phrase' of "a chicken ln every CLOTINE'S TV SET! houses might be built, " "«d seen to lt that there CHICKEN SHACK Negro pre**—The Sentinel or otherwise- would be trespassing on select CLUB REGAL ttuiee churches are being comfortable 396 W. Goodale St. Well, we told our friend not to become unduly alarm. built fer are wondering hew d^ffoomenTr^ dm The Finest In ed. In this segment of the newspaper business—-that Is to America ran be ao Inhuman P say the Negro segment—you soon learn to expect, and to . le ber own aatteuals, Tbe Z.*1 a, ?s. T?,V . s. ' y"*rs, there would have devd- Home Cooked Foods ^ accept, being ignored when progress rears its pretty head. wooden church erusa'tte has aa KfarilS: *^_____ ?_" ***** *<> ">*** ta 'vmtrican i_- DAVE GOODMAN, Mgr. old German violin, ZOt) years S.*3?^ I****-*** *°™ tar, unmatched anywhere. Ia.lt- Open U Hours Dally And we don't blame our white friends for their leth­ umc tgnatMtassMla argy in this respect.' How can we expect commendation *'°- ing structural thing* for tn* Ste* GETZ HESTER TV bi-c-adfa-atiii* from them when our colored brethren in the "Negro lead­ The Natl American Lesion is food of the citii-ens are tht ijrt- t>uMpi^utr*Ani«ri-»'a 190 percent for the wooden pressive works of a people and a,,™.asdtuif.m.-sU'ivtsi er" bracket are so busy tooting their own collective horn? te help bulM a great weedea •^*v«tmi*tet*mtAtkf- church te bouse God whe has chtlVch cruaode but has that tower over a world of wars and It's a way of life and we are accustomed to it — in MUSIC EVERY Knonitrattaa .. . •*• way everything, made everything same body done anything about diplomatic bickering. '•HOiNimo ST CSI. Dayton, in Columbus, or wherever. h J V i "PROARnSTS" end Uvea with everything bat AJrf,riSn. ta *iS n^i ESS, "» "> --*-. •> Gai-mM, FRL, SAT. & SUM. COIUMIIA* mttnt t*a* Ttu.. 2a?.V,*l^EI \WTSL «" ***** bu' whM »»» America. featuring This Weekend riw t ! J OBSERVATIONS - Me hensh-g congestion. *\i*utf*> UE BOOKER _aiv * * ''- We at* trying ao nard to im­ lions for this and-that "Over «_ ___* ___„ ,_<» „ on tenor saxophone press Europe for some reason Ihe N. York He raid-Tribune report* ae s or other, but we forget one car­ TheTilters JAM SESSION EVERY TUES fit*,*** purty tsnrewn by a 3pa._i.ib marq&us %mf Ot* "inleraa- COME IN FOR OUR FREE Gin! dinal ui.ia.mi that may be read Dawn Da tleeal set." '*Ttw entire decor," ke says, 'Nr** t&ene tu Wh in one ol too** wooden chinches ttntory ntylt by N. York ttererater Valerian^Bybar and feed xrrzs E_S_S_?« CANDIDO Saturday MATINEE if .ever they are used and that eaUied by JPrieee Ales Ofc*.ia*ty also had aa 11th ecudary Ha­ te, "by their fruits ye shall There .ravlshue c.ntr.d b1 ystation war sbu int dtho e ""*• the t""° *** "***>•** ver. Bot west msde the party really strtLtentie wss net thst we Sunday from StM-ltN STATE FURNITURE know them." What fruits of de­ partmm, kint d.lore of destituts where peopl"CAKEe I"n 'residsne _L^ e JpopulaUta _T\T_ ^ arrived In lSth century reiUnet, (_ IStfa eatery Cadillac*. Americrica geset sucsuih packagensckasas onlvy ***• ****** •* America thaa I wtu., nvv. so »-*u_ Boytet, Jaguars and Rentiers tnrt by keeping ta the spirit cency to Americana have bloe- packages may bs left for Ko. Tkat* incident, an Is, more Club nnct' a year and that it at ataaa. wosdea eharch.s aad TWO BIG SHOWS et the e*_ty, aeeat of our cbauJfe.r* were paid lath century t.orned recently to impress any' tell-tale evidence of the hld- 772 L LONG ST. 489-411 Vi. GOODAU ST. -rages;" one? I cannot treat with hall the Christmas time, Us* gifts being G*d 1* sat Imprcsssd with Ms 7.30 S 0:30 P. M. exeinplification of hypocrisy of grudgingly g I y . a. Yes, ths „«_-dwwl. !>«_ ta-_g us Americans but 1 can point "plenty havers" would rather k_, _^k h .^ __, _ MEMORIAIHAU W ,rt Trocaveria Ihe WaiMagton Peel, repertleg the sam party, said Movie out that the folly of the wooden sell their castoff*. at rummagrummage *** *?"* ** *_ ** ** Ttcketa Now—Ileston's Musle Alway. remember to MAin 5050 tXettoam Gone *Mor*rey waa seen •'nerEtrg "c church crusade must have Eur­ sale. In Americ*. but they *-srt~ tswar— tar stm a—. Store —11,11 n •» n ".-.l-" say, "I taw il advertised PrJee* Aly Khan. Otee fetal ns yacht—yet. ope chuckling, for Europe, her- would .trip pctticoals Irwn their wh.seekhoi.es, - Tax IncL in The Ohio Sentinel." THE OHIO SENTIHtX SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, IttS SATURDAY WOVRMBER 7, 19*S THE OHIO SENTINEL Soda or Snack, Sentinel To Publish Bigger Paper, More News, Features Wa Have The Knack! ny Kt'SSEI.L A. JACKSON The reason this gigantic step, that the only way the quality of liirjyd under the capable l Editor, Tbs Sentinel is being taken is thst, in leas the paper can be Improved Is to Starting with tbe next (Nov. than five years, Tho Sentinel has Increase the quantity. Which is We know you'll Uke ttt enjoyed the fastest growth of xactly what we sre going to do 14t edition, The Ohio Sentinel any Negro newspaper in the beginning next week. •"•!.', pow of gathering will emerge oa tbs biggest news­ same period of time in the his­ la the psst, Tbe Sentinel has paper—In size, feature*- and edi­ material from the Mlsnii Valley Food Supplies, Price NOVELTY FOOD BAR tory of this type of publication. been a .standard sis*" news­ area tor publication in BOTH torial content—bi its history. paper, running, except during editions of The Sentinel. This will not be just a one peak advertising seasons, 24 To Remain Same In '54 week sffslr, but from now on BOTH THE NEWS and adver­ paces weekly. Those days sre Staff additions have also been Complete Meal Service 24 Hours Daly The Sentinel's size will continue tising space demands made' on In tbe psst. Hereafter tbe pa­ made at the main office ttt Co- Food supplies snd the pries to be tbe largest in Its four snd per will constat of from 30 to lumbu* witb the end In view of Tbe Sentinel each week have bringing more new* from the ••* expected to remain at about Oar essen taualst* f Iris bars a .»••*, * half years of publication. . compelled the editors to concede ' ** -pages esch week. pressnt level through 1954, said fa. aasklB, .very drlak me disk laat. Dr. Marguerite Burk, food con­ MEMOS OF A KKPfiRTEH ON A UNO—Last Tuesday night the IN MAKING THIS step for­ sumption statistical specialist of better hers tha. It does aaywhet* rise! " Mrs. end I along with Roosevelt Carter, photographer, and our ward, The- Sentinel's enlarge­ city editor, lovely Nina Redd, represented the press by following Att'y Welner Opens Law Office IN SPRINGFIELD, Grace £. the U. S. Dept. of Agriculture, in ment plans include the publica­ Lee, bureau chief, is also a talk in Washington last week. crowd to the Memorial hall to enjoy the 1853 edition ot '"1110 tion.of more state and national Big Show." Even though I promised the -Mrs. I wouldn't be a Att'y Jerry Welner has announced opening of his offices largtng the coverage of that 10*71 Mt. Vernon sv., Columbus, for general practice of law. At news, with particular s area, and plana are being made 1 backstage Johnny" on this occasion tor a change, she finally placed on Central Ohio. to obtain the services of corres­ Say "HELLO ' To consented tu IK a newspaper widow Just long enougb for us to say Weiner is a graduate of Franklin university Law school and also Call ADams 0552 lor group reservations The Dayton bureau, whose pondents In the smaller cor hello to tbe cast and get an interview from star attrsction Nat did undergraduate work* st Ohio State university, A War II vet- SAM BROWN > children at 379 N. Roosevelt news copy has appeared in nities bi the Columbus-Spring-. King Cote, that's if we didn't get carried sway with our work and separate edition, ia being < fie id-Dayton area. forget she was alone—with a few thousand others out in the audi- at PEOPLE'S STORE 741 E. LONG ST. .t HAMILTON AVE. COLUMBUS, O. CARTER, \BMI il WITH A KLASII GUN and loaded with other photographic duo-dads, and I, loaded too—-with a repeater pencil and notebook—started roaming around backstage like two fugitive* from a Frank Buck safari looking for big game. After greeting Sarah Vaughan, miosis Jscquel, George Klrby and Peg Turner'. Restaurant U.ui.r Hu, M.a...

A. M. ,H„I I A. M. Complete Me.ls SCREWBALL IDEAS 169 CLUB France. Thurman. Mgr. titer's church told the story of tbe bustard who offered to Qy a pig i monkey across a lake. The frig went for tbe buzzard's t«a CU.aUad Avotttt* smooth talk, and, of course, was chewed up. When tbe buzzard and CIGARETTES B««r . Wm* A Food returned for the monkey, tbs, monkey got a stranglehold on the buzzard'*, beck, and the buzzard couldn't get his claws or beak on IV.;; oar Specialty Vl.il Tk. Itoat, Di...!., blm. "'What'* ths Idea of tbe strsivflebold?'*,'lhe buzzard asked. t. TED SHEARER Prop. UTTLE NAT VuH PARADISE CAFE -Straighten up and fly light," said tbs monkey. And tbe visiting :ninlitcr, drawing the obvious moral, thundered, ''The way te eat* to**. Cartel* and BMtrtJTtv- 878 Mt. Vemon Ara. Tattoo Ig always to straighten «p and fly right." Nat Cole never LAKESHORE GRIU B*or . Ummmt . Wi»„ forgot that sermon, and years later set it to song, - -'**.. Lots of people uk me, -How do you B.W.SUUH 4SS ll. Ot.rltle si. Co. ,Md A Socially manage to come up, day after day, TEN YEARS AGO UK WAS IN HOLLYWOOD and so broke with those screwball ideas for your be couldn't pay the hotel bill. He dragged out all tbe songs he bad For Tar. Fw- written and started to peddle tbem to publishers, "One pahtisber cartoons?'.' t me to sell It to blm for 9M eatHght/* says Nat. "No royalties, 1 don't know how 1 do lt myself. Lilli. RIch.rd*oi_ notblng.'' It wss finally recorded snd sold a million copies and Southern Mytr CMttbs, Somctimee they hit mo like a kick front Osr Sssctsltr the publisher msde at least $25,000 in royalties, but tteyer sent a friaky mule. Sometimes "Johnno"— All Kinds Of S.advrlrkr. FOOD BAR io much as a thank you note. "But I thank blm deeply/' soys Nut" "Prom then oa 1 got lucky. The next tea records sets, up that*, my ton John Oliver—get. into Barb—Bed Bibs, Cssaalct* 1074 Mt. Vemoo Are. to t-M.-tee each, and we hit a mllllea with "Nslare Bey.* 'The a met. that gives me an idea for a gag. H.sls A Short Orders Served Christmas Song/ 'Mens Lbs/ 'Pretend' and Toe Young'/' .' U Hears Dally Then, too, my wife may come up with US N. 1.Til ST. Al Law 8L OUAUTY FOOD SHOP one, or . friend may tell me one. No. I & 2 . PYTrUAH OWU Voiioly Of M-aJwicW. . . . tl Mainly though, I un the funny HS Ml. Versos Ave.-PA. MM 'Urt-7, ef wis*, ttstil* Itroor things 1 Bet, in everyday life. 1 rely on In Ta. Streetcar OOt pic_l*d i| fast. P my sense of humor and my judgment; 14, Hiatal A v.r A OM M* MT. VERNON AVE. io. Nat Just wanted to {day and lead a bond. Ue got odd jobs Tk. Bot tat «.r-B-Q, Cam, Coi«t->s_a. O. tb a band, and was still a kid when he had a IH piece combine- Of course, what I think ia laiJariouil AVAN-S -Pried Cklrkea in and joined a show which died and left him stranded In Los may not ba very funny to iromeone Angeles. "I put together a trto/' Nat says, "and we played every else. Humor is all a matter of taste, New Management ser and grill from San Diego te ttakerttfleld. We ssag s ssstg or Uke oo many other things. lust te relieve tbe monotony of playing. Bet It wasn't much v RIBS - CHICKEN MAL'S PLACE Take iJikLu—yl'minnoking. Tha t'B PORK tOt Kl HAM ttl ranesu Ave. • FA- MS? all a matter of taste, too. I smoke Sandwiches a Specialty Assorted Sandwiches, Chicken BUT ONE DAY IN AN INN, a customer who bad too much to Luckioa because 1 like tho way they WOCii^COOKED BEER SBd WINE drink demanded thst Nat sing "Sweet Lorraine." Nat protested taste. 1 also Uke the amell of so opened Southern Tea thst tbe tri. played only music. The drunk yelled for the man­ MAL GOODWIN, Msasgcr ager. But before be got there Nat, to save his job, broke out with pack of Luckies. Maybe, tha fact that Sweet Lorraine," and got such wild applause he continued sing- Luckies smell to good is one reason Room ng. "'Wonder what I'd be doing now if thst drunk didn't make me why they taste so good to me. .-Uiyway, MOO. V.„ irL.du H.re TAVUM«,L5lhAves. sing?", be often asks. "You're en, Mr. Cole," said tbe stagehand they SOTO to*te better than any other Chicken Dinners Every OS he knockt*d on-the dressing room door. As Nat went through rignrette I aver tried. FE. 3438 Sunday Han. Fried Pie. MICKEY'S GRILL his superb stage appearance' amid the wild cheering pf tiie crowd, — NEW LOCATION _ 618 E. LONG ST. thought, "You'd be right where yeu are today, Nat. because Ulent and showmsswkls. Uke you have can't be hidden toe tang." First House West Home Cooked Pies 1st**. Coked Foods Ol OU Loe.tlo. Plate Lunch**, WE SPECIALIZE IN Why Luckies Taste Better Columbu., Ohio Sandwich*. BKD DOT emu HARRY THE HAWK TALKS- -Ruby Richardson embarked on southern jaunt last weekend tu visit her mother in Texas .'.'. . Cecilia Butler and Ernest Gordon have decided thnt two can live taxU tsstlar to Tsd tarsal— sail to man, chesply as one, but we've got news lor 'em. Nevertheless, it's Dsillioiia of other .rookers. - VILLAGE TAVERN wedding bells for tbem . . . Frank Crews still plays king in his rswtofaU.Luclucaarer—deofUnetoba ooos NEIGHBORHOOD GRILL household . , . While bossman Prank Drungold enjoys the Cana­ Everybody ksow. L.S./M.F.T Luck, Ml, MT. VLRNON AVE. dian atmosphere. Myrtle Crump has appointed lovable Elsie Haw- BEER * WINE O UQUOR Strike means Una tobacco . . . lignt, raise], Scrvln, the fee-pl. la aad to nil faer spot as head waitress while ahe handles the bar biz Beer tS* Wine To Carryout at the Skyliiit*.-- UK. ajsod-t—tin, tobacco. Aad secondly, Locks., -Around Poindtstrr Villa.. sre made better to taste better .'. . always PINE FOOD IEER, WINE . GOOD FOOD round and Bras for smooth, easy aavaiaaj. FA. 0533 Open 6 A. M. Til 1 A. M. FA. 0436 *,** 7 A. M. . ClM. 1 P. M- HEY CHEF, AN ORDKR OF SCKISBLED NOTES OVER If you ap—with Ted Srassrer that anokin, 1228 E. LONG ST. Column,,., O. LIGHTLY!—Pittsburgh Courier's fair haired boy, Johnny Jfohn- CHESTER E. WHITE, O—. b all a matter of taste, ws .unrest that yoa CHARLES CUNDIFF, Prop. was a fast visitor last weekend *,. The Cavalier* club threw another whang-dang cabaret affair at the Lincoln ballroom Sat s^ yourself s pack or csuHon of tlMci»arrtt* ... Ben Cewall is confirming bis statement, made in-last that really lasts, better—Lucky Strike. week's column, thst from here on in he's going to promote the . ' 1ms, Bs Haopy-G. lascky. Asd rvis-aa. BOSUY'S 'mat-test and tbe bestest" by presenting Stan, Kenton's "Festival bar, Lnckie. ore made b, Tbs American . of Modern American Jazz" Wednesday evening, Nov. 18, at M-hall Tolaceo Company, America', lasdln. Baa*. (where else, pray tell mo?). I don't THINK this will be a Crazy faeturs-r of cigarette. QUKK IUHCH deal—I .KNOW.tt - - 1000 MT VEOHON AVE. Cwl-Mtv-v., Oslo FA. 02 «9 EDDIE JAY'S GAG OF THE WffT:K—Alsn King tells of the Saadwbh** *A tot fu>s\t l ba the saloon who paid for his drinks, crawled up the wall, across ths ceiling and went out tho door. Fellow sitting next to CLEANER, CoM-ti«t, Mwli him remarked to the bartender, "Isn't he s strange Individual." Bar-Be-Cue Our Specialty The bartender said, "He certainly Is. He never ssys goodnlfbtl" FRESHER, Remember that EDDIE JAY says, "A girt doesn't mind losing ber heart te a mau, but she bates to have htm start searching fsr LUCKIES TASTE BETTER SMOOTHER! SATURPAV. NOVEMBER T, tttt THE OHIO SENTINEL THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, NOVEMBER T, tttt SPORTS Satch Denies Autosnible f :* Novelty aged also to stack up the night's BASKETBALL OFF! CI AX B *- l» and 3 yards, the 3 yarder challengers would get cold feet high team single, 939. and rules interpretation clinic being the payoff run. when they saw him warm .up. William Watson (YMCA) who held at YMCA was attended by OHIO STATE OHIO STADIUM Watkina, knowing he had ex Chatting vv.ith "Os" brought seemed to be having bad luck ner's 215 was high Individual some 40 players and officials. hftusted himself in'that drive, back many memories of the old lately, blasted his way out single, George Thomas' 571 top Physical Dir. Claude Willis an- V_ wanted to come out of the game. gang and, as we reviewed Tuesday and sent pins Dying in series, Ted's Lunch 909 and nounced thi* week. — f * 2 P. M. * •' But Hayes wisely kept him ln "Os' " meteoric rise In the directions as he registered 2586 top team efforts. KERR. and Tackas snd Vargo cove: sports world, we thought of the night's best individual sin­ FRIDAY NlGuttX seems to be hi* iinebacklng spot us well other fellows, some of whom gle and triple scores, 256 and one especially for Lewis Kelley, MICHIGAN STATE SATURDAY, MOV. I their own until he could get his hav* made their mark, others, who bowls witb team No, like myself, who have settled pring •(Jim Hood, Irene Richardson, ARROW ,ll.ll, Watasas alt. Is sa. af into staid citizens, and others best two of three sets and total .Allison Ford, Margo Graham), an . •» who have faded into oblivion pins edge over Gumbrinus Beer. Kelley took three frames to ShirttandTt** and obscurity. Someday We Final pin count was 2841-2555. i up,in Friday's t*S yards gabse. ta U carries 10EYEARUN6 slory on those whom . . . Pepsi-Cola bears a little then fired nine straight LEROY PHSUIPS Mr. std twi. On. average mt 4.4 ser kept in touch with. more watching, too. Tney eased Ed Boile_ home 2-1 winners and total pins, strikes for « 256 single picked j CttUfStaU llwr up in the second set with four "*•***«. •atA****** WILUAM A. TOUR at least MM TD ia .... sl 2576-2521, victors over the usual­ lore, tigstor ly rugged Culpepper Realty. Calami... O. OU. Scat,', sU tsase. U Bate Ell66tE,-latieltf, TOM'S AUTO UUNDRY SERVICE TED'S LUNCH dished up the nRSTtttTIONAl After The Cm. Visit —t key rtrl.rr.ers tat „_>. Dasaocratic SUts fst*. Wash, Polish, Simonlze, Rub Out tt Wax lone shutout In Wednesday's HOVEITY FOOD BAR asy-a clask wit* Iks v__4 "Best Job In Town" YMCA League setto, taking OIMftS MMara. StaU *ters*. M« HARRISON Gusranteed Upholstery Cleaning Dean Hardware three seU and Car, Nichols, Pres. 741 E. Isaac St. Us? MT. VERNON AVE. Columbus, O. toUl pins. Ted's took the first WUS CAB CO. Chicago, III. . set by 23 pins. Clint Turner (Dean), rolling leadoff position, FRANK CUMiSttY t«>WEFU_16Arl HOWARD BUTI MAin 13-13 FRAHDRUtttrOLD fired a sizzling 215 for high sin­ D.ytoa, O. gle in the second set, only to BOWLING OHIO '34. tt * >at D.ytoa, O. e, ASSOCIATES KAUFMAN MOTORS, INC. have .Russ Embrcy, anchor pin- CARlTJt PHOTO SWWO buster for Ted's, come through BIG BEAR MARKETS WilllAMMMNSON WllilAM CtnPEPPBt L-OLUMOHS- LARfiLST PONTIAC DEALER with'a 207, which when added to tring your family —• your MOON WOW GRIU SALES ANO SEBTICE GOOD USED CABS hia teammates' efforts gave the t*am '•vi your dot. 'for cm Waraa Brown, Pre Pi t Ubiirgb, Fou Realty Ca. ut Associate* Lunuli.'iieii an 80S -864, four point aSaE.Iatsa.S4. 1973 Parsons A**, 1224 N. HIGH ST. KL. 3311 ovening of bowling at its BAU PRESS Ra, Howell, Prop, Emergency CaU UN. Silt b.sll PI.nty of modern BBTBUlt^llK. TERR1-TYUR SHOPS alloy,, alwayt lii tip-top BHlMBI'SaiB Commercial Printers Columbus, O. hardwood lor Horry B«iter. Cat, Mrr. Principal <__ J«ss« Smili, Protj, PAGE FENCE a 909 high team single; Dean's condition. Fast pin t.rvle.. Elyria.O. D.v. Morg.n, Prss. CU.el.uKl, Ot_ Paul Pat.ro**. faltered in the final set and roll­ Plratanl atmosphere to pro- ed in on the short end of a 2575- mot, your .njoym.tir. OESTREICHER 2443 total pins count .. , . Bon* hey-Floyd displayed persistent ANNOUNCES ANOTHER DOWNTOWN form in taking two sets and to­ BIGGER AND BETTER USED CAR OUTLET tal p-na from the lagging Smith- * Savings Ate Greatest ites who came through in the final set with an 829 to avert V.R. C _g Values Are Highest the shutout, Ronney-Floyd, 2337, Selections The Widest Smithites, .2326 . . . Wiedemann Beer opened iU first set with i BOWLING JH WHERE: Cars The Cleanest Avenue Pharmacy with pins fly­ ing to win 773-752, only to fall Easy | DCIAUCD fe-r behind and drop the last 'two .-v.tlLEY il To sets to the "Pill -Pushers." To OESTREICHER Marshall Cass, Avenue Phar­ PPt^rA. OM W FAMOUS FOR GOOD DEALS _. Park macy anchor, counted a 189 is MMM Mt. Vc—a* Ar.. ^ s LOCATIONS — OPEN EVES Fmance I the final set to help build their 584 B. Broad St. H~ 5820 12-96-2279 huldga . . . Clint Tur- SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, lfl-53 THE OHIO SENTINEL TOE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 7, tttt LEGAL Nona IE6ALW0TKE Columns, Dtrrton Kensington Taylor, whose Last Is— Tua Lmm•• Car* COLUMBUS Louise Hill, who.. Ust known address I* intknown, will Uke . eater's sddress is SM N. E. lib 84, notice that on October 31, 1953, Tl„l •«...». WUI. Am * IMNES DAVID To Jee Browns On Oklahoma City, OWahorna, will Corinatba Taylor tiled her peti­ Cmai.rft-, •*?*__- COURT Uke nolle* that sn October S, tion In tbe Common Plesf Assart* ri*s* 5fudwofPi»lc-3t^ SUSSMAN & SON ISSS. Lts-O. BUI Wed his pejl- Court of Franklin County, Ohio, tlon In the Common Fleas Coart Division of Domestic Relation* T*. Naas* It . . . W.ll • rsttratts Teevce Suntfe. of Franklin County, Ohio, Divi­ In Cause Ne. 14919, prsylng for lOrw-tiTH Trial HI LYLE, ROtlWPUP a divorce from htm ea the • Grt*—i The DuMont television net­ sion of Domestic Relations ta • Special I reals work (Channel 0 in Columbus) Cause Ns. ISTIS, prsytas tor * grounds of gross neglect of doty . WMMACY IN. C. I—>l SC - TA. Stmt will carry Its heaviest weekend vdtnr Drummtwut, «», Mt. SELF-SERVE STORE divorce tr»— ber on Ihe crounds and wilful absence for more than 1 year last past. WE. last SL ttt E. Las, St, Sad FL schedule of Nst'l Football Lea­ „ .i «* was sent to the work- of rrllfnl absence far roar* than CI.BS.S*. O. INC. gue games thus far when it pre­ 1 year last past. Said cause will be for hearing Ol.abss, O. sent* one gsme Saturday nigbt, Bald caase WIU be fsr hesrln, on or after December 19, UtO. Used Television Ntfv, 7, and four more Sundsy ^&»*& «- a •» ea ar alter November 11, ISSS. Webster S. Lyman, Jr., Atty. Priced From afternoon. Only tiro, however, _nd cestaw.t«.found guilty of Webster B. Lyase*. Jr.. Ally. 11-7, 14, 21, n, tt-., U, 199s. will be aired in The Sentinel -^sssult and battery in municipal l*4f, II, M, 11, 11-7, 14, 1ISS- circulation area, OPEN EVERY SUNDAY $».f»5 rout\ Monday. The cbarge was MISC. FOR SALE Saturday1* fare, the Balti- i,led by Mrs. Msgnola Conwell 3SS0 N. HIGH ST-. of the Curtis st, sddress. Say "HELLO" To rifC OHIO O Open Er*. Til ». ore Colts-Detroit Lion* gsme U gaUes steel drums tor trssb from Brlggs stadium, Detroit, Nathaniel J. Cruipp, 39, of SAM BROWN Cleveland, was _J-«J^ ** aed ssbes. tZJtO each, deliv­ *"lo. 3543 *** will be piped Into Columbus and 9 A. M. Till 2 P. M. at PEOPLE'S STORE ered. WA. 9ttt3. ENTINEL Dayton at 8 p. m. Twenty other Brand Jury under «1000 bond 5 Free Borne Demesetrsuee cities, including Cincinnati end when arraigned on a charge of ia_J Cleveland, will see it. railing to provide for his three REAl ESTATE On Sundsy DuMont will pre­ children. Mrs. Joeter Crump, sent tbe Pittsburgh Steelers- 13-tt Clliton sv., filed the charge. Clevelsnd Browns gsme from A charge st defrauding a • We Deliver • BUY THIS CAWTCtCITY Municipal suidium, Cleveland, Uxl driver brought a 90 fine NEW HOME NEWSHAMD ut 2 p. in. Coktmbus, Dayton, far Arthur Esrly, M, 12*1 Ann FROM OWNER Lima and Zsnesville sre among rt. when he sppesred In pa*-. LANDLORDS 742 WAGER S-ntEET Ile'e court Monday, fie wss slso 1092 MT. VERsHOH AVE. EV. 2561 Football Feature Contest the select IS cities to receive Sl.jaw. WUI csslder reasoa- T«tr E..t.ldc He»d*ssrters this one. fined »*• on S drunk charge. Rental Service —• Free The court agt*ee_ te suspend Open for year convenience able dawn payment at txrwSe- ror AU Sports Musclars * Call us fsr reliable tenants OecspanU will straw _•* the defrauding count providing Bay — Sell — Msnsgcment Early pays tbe csb fsre. Ihrourh. Call owner st a*A. Jumes H. While, 2t, 333 N. LEGAL H0I1CES 1 7S11 sr Kl. 1144 Gartield av., was fined |25 and V.P.WILSON costs after ••deadu.g guilty to w a'I'i e r Wesi, wlwse Isst' IMS E. L*B( SL WIN $175 °° carelessness* causing a fire. He know—n sddress Is SOJo Calumet sL, Chicago, III.. Will Uke no­ was srrested Monday after REAl BUY! Each Waak Th* Sa.t—a1 WUI Post *2S.O0 Pria. Money With Th. Contest Editor. Tit. tice thst on October 9. 19U, rtek causing s fire, in Ms room while Pearline West filed ber petition St Clair Are. — • "a™ ? First Wash's Prise WtU Be JJIS.0O. If Ttssrs Is N. Whussr, Th. Sentinel WUI Add Mask E, Far Tsar •V* smoking in bed. ba the Common Pleas Court of wllh bath. SSvt. - Sl-4. »*-• ttt.00 Maksa, Tk. 3 scad Waek'. Pria. Total ttO.00. Each WMk That There Is No Quicbest and surest wa, FrsnkUn County, Ohio, Division We Buy, 3*11 And Wbtaer, Taa Pris. Mass., WUI lacs*—. ttt.09. Gaatstlra* BetrssasBast INl'lUKNTS AND ACCIDENTS to bur, sell mrsd trade in of Domestle Relations bi Csuse Ezcbasi,* Real Estate SWARD N. WOOD al Dctoris Brown, 24, 423 E. No­ t b .Columbu. "Fsmllr No. 11-M», praying for a divorce sttovaa The Of ble st,, told police an unidenti­ Msrket" i. with . ___ from him on thc grounds ef wil­ CHARLES WORLEY Broker L ra.ttllt.ls caosl as. altieial I—• Clotiiesl i n e r. fied man attacked ber in an ap­ _1 W*nt Ad. Thay'r* ful absen. r of more than S years entry sis*ka .s rrisled la Tn. I LOO. CARRY0UT who thswt hs parent attempt to rapo ber essy to pl*c*— I last psst. was livin' it up while she was walking ut 5th Ssld csuse will be for bearing OPnCIAL EMTBY BLANK oa or after November X8, H-3L 17, E. taa, St. - FA. Nil amid ths cele- and Fulton sta. Friday. Police Juxl CsU FE. 741tV S. As asa.y entries may' M tab- brees at recent were holding Ernest Wheeler, Toler sod Toler, Attys. asltted as desired tut ..es "Big S h o w," 24, 689 Donaldson st, under in- Ask For An AOwrtter 19-17, 24, 31, 11-7. 14, fl, 19M. List Tour Pi*pert. For Sale With The sssst be ss fsfttelal «*tr, $25.00 CslssBsat, O. will be right in tn Dsyton CsU middle of one of FUlton S764 William L. Martin, whose last biggest shin­ An adding machine, valued at address Is unknown, will take REDMOND REALTY (0. digs evah stag­ JV . was reported stolen from notice that on September 23, M37 rrldsy Wlor*^r^|Fo«tbfil games sre i* t* t l Feature Contest ed in "Esquire- the desk at the St. Clair hotel, 1553, Lucille Martin filed her N-iSry^U- "*• ' ff *c5a_tft,**-. •pSsysd ssst isiste tbs sole I 1 an d" Thurs­ William Garrett, owner, report­ petition In the Common Pless psepeny et Ute Obi* Sentinel.' Wlttte TAKES AU Scat Mas Says day, Friday «nd ed. APTS, FOR RENT Coart of Franklin County, Ohio, Chsrlea. A. Fra.cl.-RA. *4» - Hcnrr W.rre. - Jtt. »T*4 *, r**lseo*S or csswetisd gssscs I Division of Domestic Relations Valerie War—B - JO. tttt do not count for or If sbutllii t e • Marital trouble led Henry J. bt Cause No. 13639, prsylng for GEORGIA TECH O ALABAMA 576 — 424 — 849 is week— ML Momlck, 21, 1115. - ML' Ver­ Two room apartment. Cooslnl a divorce from blm on tbe t. Tie gasees Issc rs-Xess ludi, | non av., to take a quantity ot i snd laundry privllc.es. CsU grennds of extreme cruelty. csted ss s tie by eontesuat. ILLINOIS a WISCONSIN KWtSFOR RENT 294 — 357 — 084 rat poison la an attempt te .Iter 5 p. as. ON. 71S1. Ssld csuse will be for bearlnf tie gssss is suspected, I NORTHWESTERN D INDIANA commit suicide Monday, po­ writ* lbs words TIE GAME on or sfter November 14, 1953. IOWA D MINNESOTA lice reported. He was treated Webster 8. Lyman, Jr., AUy. Nice furiiLlshed room for em­ between the teams playing. . at Grant hospital atfd reless- ployed woman or girl. Good -Wetl-Iurnlshed elesn witb 0. Caete-stsnts most make 11 ( MICHIGAN D MICHIGAN STATE O HEIP WAKTED 19-3, 10, 17. U, 31, 11.7, ll-M* v«ry modern hotel faciliUes. (eighteen) correct prediction* location. FE. l-lt». ' Eugene Alexander' CarroB, Known from coast to coast for .tree* tbe t» games selected Is I AUBURN D GEORGIA store a gala session for Eostsid- liurglors took 9300 In cssh homelike stmospfaars.- tk* otOciil entry bison. * ers and. ahoppers all 'round from Eastside Carry Out, 690 whose last known sddrcsa Is Z45 WASH. STATE • OREGON Qualified dinner eo.lt It. nti»h- Vinton Al„ Columbus, Ohio, will * Cooper's TourUt • 7. Ptksce s check sssrfc or cress . town . . . There'll be gobs ,.' Mt. Vernon sv., sometime be­ borhood rc.Uor.nt. Fsrt lime, SS. N. 17th SL FE. .11* ie tbe bos after each tease se- I ARMY D PENNSYLVANIA bargain-buys in both Lee's Style tween midnight nd 8:30 a. tn. take notice that on August M tllll S:» P- •«- CsU FA. BS5, 1MS, Daisy Lee CarroU lUed her Colaiaba, O. leeted but do not segleet mote MARQUETTE D HOLY CROSS and Esquire Shops, PLUS free Wednesday, Letha Kemp, clerk, ask lor Mr. Barter. Farnlsbed room. North. Workls, JAMES COOPEIL M— gifts for all the kiddies . . . And peUIIon iu Ihe Cmmon Pleas i__~* "*""' "' "'* I SYRACUSE COLGATE reported. The thief removed a Court of Franklin County, Ohio, Udy preferred. UN. SSI*. to make sure evabody gets a front door transom to gain en­ BsUbays, .ssalds asd -»«l». Division ol Domestic Belauons a, ua a«Bii_iw_ M********. So. N1ETHODIST ARKANSAS chance to capitalize on our sale trance to tbe place, police said. Steady em„,o»mcnt. Apply u. In Cause No. ttSSS, prayln, l*r lasts 1. (asst* A* I— OU. I lrr.„ , items (see ouah display ad, Sec. perton. Hotel St Clair, US SL Bute ,as,e esc. week. Coates- *-* 1 f\H ' COLORADO A. M. a divorce from bin. on tbe 2, Page 13) we're keepin' the James Jordan, 4 year old son .rounds of cross nested of duty. NEW FORD HOTEL NO laasu sttlnT iadieate use .sat- I COLUMBIA NAVY doors open a ll'l later than usual of Mr. and Mrs, Jsmes M. Jor­ Said cause will be lor beartn, 4524 EAST LONG STREET *.r mt oulu. Ota* but* will • q_l*___ _ esch of the three "WNE'' sale dan, 166*3 Payne av., was in­ on er after Decembers, ISSS. •care is IB. Bos jirosiiled sa. . MISSISSIPPI MARYLAND days. stantly killed Wednesday after­ am likewise with use uppooest. | PRINCETON You shouldd ate the W. 8. Lyman. Br., Atty. YALE ESQUIRE SHOP'S "Welcome noon when he was run down by 10-M, 11, 11-7, 11, St, n, OS*. Ford Hotel No?'l "till Operated al 179 North ., I TULANE VANDERBILT Neighbor Event" specials were. a truck at Nelson rd. and Payne MUS, j, H. TOMB. a.^H*tf. —s just too numerous to list in ouah Balpli Swaa, Jr.. BA 1541MI., _ ' VILLANOVA BOSTON U. display ad so we'll add these Morton Charles Wilt, _«». toss is points TERRIFIC Ust known address !•_*_ wbsse last ksa—. addrca. Is ., | CORNELL few hot ones . . . Reg. $1 value Mtb Ea,. Top. Co., APO 1.T, DARTMOUTH ArgyleB for only ,79 .'. '.'Men's 1_ rt.. Cllatrra. Iowa, wUI Uke •c.rca ., is. BAYLOR HOU.STON Like that en September IS, e-o P. H-, New Tart, . T., wUI CUP ME 11 1_ Le*na Witt t>>-4 <*">"}: Uke notice thai an October UP, THE HAWKINS has bees completed. BROWN HARVARD Uou in the Common Pless Coart ISSS, Mildred Swan filed bar pe- 65 N. MONROE AVE. FE. 4818 USED CARS •lashed to $2.49 . . . Whiter Jac­ ".HI I'sa worth Se a* „| Franklin Count,, Ohl«, Dlvl- UUou fat tbe Common PICS* C.I.as.,. Oat. kets regularly priced at 99-95 _ every record you tm\ of Domestic _*_•_;_ C*srt of Franklin County, Ohio, Wa Welcome Old and New Patrons one wiin tn* most perfect GAMES FOR NOVEMBER 14 we're talcing in on priced for quick sale at the Cause No. «1», prayln, for s Division ol Domesuo BeUIIoaa Transient Gue.t Welcoimrd iitiip.l, stipend of $5 . . . Boy's divorc. from him on th. pound, score wm be jut-gee uw win- I * und Men's "WNE" Sock Special bt Cams* No. ISSS, prsyta, lor W. Continue to Render tk* Same Eaclusir*, ner. ' '53 Fords! o! iross nesleet «f duty- " a divorce from him a* tb* OHIO STATE with four pair going.for ll . . . Efficient Service 10. suail your eatries to Foeisail . '19 CHEV. 4-Dr. Ills. Wherever you live you won't •"ssTc.-c -l« •_<"»__' (rsBBds st trass seslect ol duly. Coolest Ltllior, The Uhlo bea- | BUI j-,.,. want to miss out on these terri­ as or sfter Novemscr 11, __ Said cause will be fsr hesrln, tioel, Bl E. Long SL, Colum- * '19 I OKI, DU. 1, Mir fic btrys ... at Lee's Style Shop JACKIE'S OAY NOTE Toler A Toler, Attys. OS sr alter December 11, 1SU. bee », Obi*. Heater ISSi op w-s, II, 11,«.,«. n-'. "o- L. P. Henderson, Atty. XL Ail gsanos roust be played - * '5. STlIDK. CI. Cpe. . RKORDSHOP lt-,1, U-l, It, O. tA, U«, ltHS- USED CARS Home Of after X p. m. Saturday. , Kill t«5 U. Tbe Cstuest Editor will be I, ' fastest growin' ttn MIAMI ATE. EV. STM Frederick B. Uu»l, wbsse last 01 '5. FOBD Bos. Cap., nity shopping center. Pauline Cheatham, whose Isst sole .brig* and HIS dectttees . Healer RU bJ^T.Bdr«» is M__« W" known address ta 144 Forrest USED CARS tn be final. I. _, _ ^ I SI HUDSON Mr. QUICKIES: The "BRO" turn­ p.slte.ti.r,. »l<_o.»d. Vir­ St., Wentclslr, New Jersey, will PAUL DAVIES out for Cavaliers' Halloween ata-, will labs notice that sn RAH |4,S Uke uotiee thst on October 22, V CHEVROLET 'It FOBD Cast. 4, t-Dr., fctr., Beautiful trcen finish, only . SIM Costume Hall ... the 12-15,tk*u October 10, ISM, tKatriee Jane 1953, Eugene C. Cheatham filed who enjoyed the treat of Tne kf-J » 33 Cttrraland Av*. '» PLYMOUTH DU. j,Dr. MB, a steal at SS» Hunt lUed her peUtlon bl the Ids petition Is tbe Common v f Sentinel's SUi annual block pod­ flts's Dream Common Pleas Court,ot Frank­ Fleas Court of FrsnkUn County, Calvrnbai. Ohio -IS OLDS Boeket "»" ScdSB Clab. BAH SM* dy . . . Phalanx frat's Friday lin Counly, Ohio, Division of Do­ Bigger n Better PROVIDED FOR YOUR EMiOYMEMT 'Sl FOHD Court. UAH. Choice ol t. O'Drive HIM Ohio, Division of Domestle Re­ Nite After-The-Game dances ut mestic Kelatlo«l W Canoe N«. lation*, fat Cause No, 73996, pray­ 'il n.T. »-Dr. sad 4-Drs...... 'SUM sp Spring St Y . . . Modernettes 13*54, prayln, tor a divorce Buys In Used Cars •St WILLYS 4-Dr. BAH. O'Drir* SUM ing for a divorce from ber on huddbn' on cabaret show-dance from bin. on the .rounds of im- tbe grounds of gross neglect of WANTED 10 BUY BY ME ADVERTISERS 'M PONTIAC Clab. snd 5-D.s. Kill .'...... S*SS B, plans . . . That whine ding* prlsosment la a pealtenUsry J. W. WATSON & CO. NICE SELECTION OF PRE-WJkR CABS . duty. • * birthday poddy.tossed by Mar* 329 — 947 — 615 under sentence therets. Oald caut-e will bo for hearing Ford D.,1,1. Fj. S. Toos. gsret Palmer . * . Report that Said cause will bt for hesrint en or alter Deeember 12, 1953. OM rifle, and reratvera. Ulrh- APPEARING OH THIS PAGE on er after November SS, ISSS. 144 — 214 — 531J Raglan R. Reid, Atty. e*t prices. FsV BSTI. BEASLEY-mROVECO. Jets G. Dickinson, AUy. 19-31, 11-7, 11, 21, 20, U-5, 1353. W-17, M, 11, 11-1, 14. »s. ltBl. 784 W. BROAD MA. 61105