"~T~~^ OHIO STATE ssUSEUal LI3RARI 15TH t Hldll ST." CHICAGO DATELINE C0LUU3SJ3, OHIO THE OHIO _ "Jf:?^mmmjesammmms ' 5 EN' This Is The City By WHA H. WOO -GIRUE' JOINT COLUMBUS. OUK J**VB VOL. 6 No. IS SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9, 19S4 ailed the Campus" Instead of Its reg­ ular title. I've been playing it real close to home base this Dr. Butcher Outlines Steps Toward firsl week of classes so my hori­ zon's limited by the grey Cojhi building; University ot RAIDED; CAFE IS Integration in Kappa Forum Talk sudden 'ultach- PROSTITUTE FRONT ilp! WP Story On Page 3 RUTH BARBEE McCLOUD . . . allied that bat the fashion "Madam." Storr On Paa. 3. world going ln two directions at once. The rage here Is the BU Look. The sdudents go to great pains and destruction to acquire the "beat up" look. Keen tu, tbe point of punching holes In cashmere sweaters, putting side (Hy Edition slits in jackets that don't have them and sewing ap sills (with purple thread of coarse) In jackets that do bsve litem. Any clothing that looks new Is strictly taboo. Apparel most It just isn't stylish. Tfae place to shop for a really ~ "at the nearest K K IinmrdiiilrlT before opening Sunday of the current fall forum series sponsored by Columbu*. c.i.s*|iifr ef Kapp4 Alpha Psi fraternity, participants scan « program. From left: A. 3. Allen, A BY-PRODUCT AND BOSOM PAL OF Uie BU Look is the executive secretary, Pittsburgh Urban League, l>r. Margaret J. Butrher. principal speaker. Att'y icrama outfit. It's achieved by simply mixing colors that clash. . John Francia, president, OMo NAACP, snd l.arry Kobliuen, prestter. See story.—Pierce Phot*. • knew" shudders at the thought of wearing __5_mSlyiL Bv NORMA WALL eendoct is a key to Integra­ would aid in tlie fight again--' •hues that mutch or han J Paoplo-s I tion." continued the nsectate residential segregation. And if you arc such a fashion "doonk" (cross between a dunce [Champion J Dr. Margaret Just Butcher, ptetaspar of F.agUih at Bow- "Keerull allies and inter­ and a donkey) us to come trotting to school wilh a suit, you o,uiclt> ly learn never, but never, to wear the coat und .punts together. eminent lecturer and educator, ut4 .-j-j,-ersUy. "I" Tour com- pret goals in terms of total outlined nine positive steps for munjty, concern yourself with community gams," Allen alee TWO SECTIONS THIS ISSUE pointed oat. Ally John L. Francis, presi­ too big. This "lost" Took i Kappa Alpha P«i Irate uty'i dent of the Ohio branches of Say, for the purpose of illustration, you wear a sire 14. In i venth step. Dr. VOL 6 No. 19 «•*-•*' ri.**?.**'o.T'jT wJlsVSSS ' •*"• SATURDAY, OCTOBER IS. 1»54 - FERNWOOD-7416-7 COLUMBUS, OHIO Current series, sSunday. noiiished her audi- NAACP, as he spoke of the po­ store, you always ask lor size 16. You try the garment on and it Baptist, Coiumbus. •eady to explain to litical aspects oi the recent makes you look real "crazy." But you want to be "gone" so you The chasrming speakes others what integration means court ruling, said neither major turn to the £lerlc and pipe: - '.' the development of point of In terms of pemotfal salvation. political party could claim the "M-m-m-m boy, bring me a IS mm!" £ Vifw, particularly inasmuch- as According to the speaker, pub- responsibility for tlie decision. many Negroes are opposed to "The relationship of the U. S. rm; FRESHMAN STUDENT IS EASILY ADAPTABLE I . thc FATHEB Of 13 YEAR 010 GIRL'S CHILD sfcntegration. A change in their "c should not be overlooked to the i ight have direcl- BU Look. Their young pointed altitudes will be necessary, she _}*_ takes them only one week *- •* •aid. n be- achieved through ed the a few antiquated rules of churches, community groups to squu First, of course, they "Be Informed as .we wage dress. Namely, these: and newspape aid, stripesaand plaids IX> this campaign." lurther ad conclusidh, Uie former 'he surmised.* • No mutter what m- *' -.^J""!?""* Fulbright lecturer urged go togellicr. — and effective , „"„, unit,y„ group„„.„, s lo ' HE URGED THAT cilistens # II you must be so conventional as n> * .villi ju ospoetive continue to push the -decision slide the buckle to the side or bock. Never ha Ip them develop into the political realm and 0 Ties are for church only. But weunr. The third technique suggest­ ws toward inte- press both parties for platform around'your neck does something for a shirt. , 76, Guilty, Is Fined ed was tbe identification of " church only. ^Whi.e I oneself with community unl.. uudienee discussion period, be off-white. croups, such as tbe Urban • You car. —, 10—0 colors together. Pink asnd League. NAACP and social ac­ THE FIRST HALF of Dr. with questions answered by the Butcher's speech was devoted three speakers and Att'y Esther orange are especially swcllegant but-- Story On Page 2 tio* committees, which work i Pink and purple preferred. (or ronstraetlve social change. to observations regarding the Toler, followed, public school situation in Wash- i^ R inaon presided at A member of the Board o rry ob ONCE THE FKOSII HAVE PICKED UP on these dictates of Education in Washington, sht iugton, D. C. tlie forum. C Andrew Pre •cently ap- . Butcher UC fashi. #. they have really arrived. But not until then. And so listed the Interviewing of School pointed Dr thrives tlie BU Look. *Of course, I don't mean to imply that everyone on Uie campus I members as a means of bus Urba Lcog introduced Columbus ehapt. HUNT SIX TEEHAGERS effecting in teg ratio Included A. J. Allen, execi . .,.,„... , ,,„ ...,,. has The Look. Far from it. The strange malady is confined for . ^ Alpha Kappvo ^ Alpha, and by the most part to the undergraduate atudent body. sjn her techniques w the mat- of the Pittsbuigh Urban League. ." „ponsoring otgani; ter of integration 0u The contagious affliction has caught on somewhat with Uie forces. Dr, Butcher •Aai«t,.nd —i.- J: J...... Members of tile Duchess graduate students but not to any great degree. The professors ig- Cation should be th confine ,' oxford grey, white sjor selection. shirts and the inosi conservative of ties. nmunity planning, maiket potentials Quick Integration AND. IN ALL FAIRNESS. I MUST ADMIT thut all freshmen students do not succumb to Ure mighty BU. Some slick with tho Urged In W. Virginia shiny new wardrobes which Mom and Pop so proudly provided for Ohio GI On Duty In Korea BECKLEY, W. Vu. — Publi There's a story going the rounds about one new coed who ar­ school desegregation "as soon a rived wilh 10 suits, 15 sweaters, 10 s[ • •--* ' * " -* '-» sMalble'' and "not later t h;a students, Orientation week helpers, ptember, 1955*' was called fo "Somebody should have told y .. re by deiegii need st tbe University of Chicago is a pair of blue jeans and W0MAN,27, IS RAPED W. Vi Story On Page 3

Highest Time Loss Due To Stoppages Policy King's Son Jailed, ONE YOUTH DeA», ANOTHER IN HOSPITAL Charged With Perjury Act report b/. ST LOUIS.—Delano R. Watnon, Lovejoy -policy op­ state Industrial Relations Di erator, has been sent back to jail for alleged violation of Margaret A. Mahoney revealed, his probation on a perjury charge. of D. C. Wagering Tapers Off king, his case has been *'• U** • and being placed pending since May 7, 1952, when i probation, he declined to an- Wagering at Ohio ver questions of federal agents Student Is Car Victim tracks yomg Watson falsely testified ----,-.- during I9M as slope red off on in grounds of self-ii Marine Cpl. Walter McCoy of Warren, O, " " he was a partner in two policy <* groun^tt ot self-met numan-m. siderably, according to the dip „„._. . - -, . This led to the violation of of the 75mm rccoilc-Is rifle platoon of the i accruing Uh regiment, te Korea. ^ operations ,n E. St. Louis. • probation charge pUced aaaUu.4 Story And Photo On Page 3 fund. In 1953, after pleading guilty shim last week. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 16, IBM PACE 2 _ THE OHIO SENTINEI SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1954 THE OHIO SENTINEL FIRST ENTRIES IN CARNATION BABY CONTEST POUR IN HUNT SIX TEENAGERS IN RAPE OF COLUMBUS WOMAN, 27 Carnation milk formula and Frnest Newklrk, Mrs. Ins First In Carnation's Seattle. Wash. Here Carnation J. White aad Mrs. Matthew her fiance and raped her, were the subject* has developed new blood lines Parents may enter more th*n ix unidentified teenage boys, who alleged! y lured n 27 year old Columbus i annual hometown healthy ie child where a family has Carter. intense search thU week by juvenile authorities. . baby contest, conducted in con­ capable of producisag setter, Although similar contests arc greater amounts of milk snd --ral infants who fall within purported junction with The Ohio Sentinel, age classification. Each being conducted by Carnation .n criminal assault, prior to under, accompanied by her fiance direction and ille, thc man, to whom indicate ai Iheav y interest on the milk is the safest of nil forms bottcrfat than ever before. •hc-uld be entered separately, tho going .examination 'at White when on* of the youths ap­ b«* married in Decern- i share in the of cow's milk for babies. It is Actually, et the 36 greatest •paratc snapshots sand Crosss hospital, told the follow- proached them and claimed ful ilely combing th*» big priw wiU be country-fresh whole milk with butterfat and milk producers only water removed. To this is of aU time, nearly half have She was returning le her afabed his fia added Vitamin B3—thc "sun-. come from sthe remarkable shine" vitamin. Carnation is herd of WO Holstrins main­ will be awarded the pasteurized and homogenired, tained on these farms. shortly ..(ter the close of thc con- then sterilized after it is in the This contest now being con­ "" The grand prize an official entry blank. can to make it absolutely safe. ducted by the Carnation Co, be obtained at the editor:.ii ,.[. Constant research over the fice of The Sentinel, 681 E. Long This announcement is being re­ yean Is responsible for the CAP CITY PROSTITUTION RING IS BUSTED UP BY COPS peated elsewhere in this issue by st, Columbus. The official f< rm the Carnation Co. which is at­ outstanding excellence of Car­ snapshot of baby j nation milk. contest entrants for i PHOTOS ON PAGE 1 | ," Lashley said. Hi tempting to find the healthiest taken within the last I h r e e i "Rum let It j-el toi baby among Ohio Sentinel read­ Tills research starts with months. elsewhere ln this editioi he madame ol a reputed netlmcs used up ers?. The contest will close Nov. who led the uid, identi- cattle breeding- on the world The baby must be three fear* may tie used by entrants i Itltutloil ring and four of he:' S the place inued to Oct. 22. famous Carnation farms near mitting baby's snapshot. he restaurant te girlies" were nubbed lastl Mrs. McCloud, win k in vice squad raids on two before they we »"> towards the >•*- • of lht* i Decorated For Halloween . will mark i i 40th i penses of thc girl and baby. Garfield. Leonard Av. and Pil­ rlngton. Del ly this week. Bryant I grim elementary schools. m chan,s (oi the Advancement of White People, was Co-choisrmen of this project n___\-\*s!_ " «> Columbus* near-EasUide have par the tnal had been delayed over •r^VX. « . Wl^"w *»«»rattoi contest which annually pm-cd- being charged with conspiri i violate the arc W. Van Johnson, Spring St. Ie school attendum a period of months since Apol YMCA, and Joseph W. Wall, The Ohio Semmel Halloween block party. Those who have belie. due to the illness of the allegfed itcuntribules greatly toward thc success of the newspaper's -K- •illustration of the state : . Reporter and novel* Neighborhood House. ! William B. Hute began i father who, according to the Without D,..Htruct,on- .ampa.gn. Committeemen seeking window ientence in Live Oak. , who sustained only i following irt. Charges stemmed court officer, had been suffering Making of lanterns for thc fur contestants', to decorate report a need for more nier.ii.n-t • r contempt of c with "iirlliriti'*. rheumatism and sparude will be a pre-IIallowecn i^.™*1!!"'^ £arVclPol,on of a11 businesses located between Was mi the Ruby McCollt writing a book. ale doctors 1 ington and Taylor % other ailment* IHE OHIO SENTINEL block party project Long st. .and Leonard av. is requested, . N. York City's Presbyle i Church of the Ma •THE PEOri^'S CHAMPION' schools and at each of by Monday, Oct. 18, please call C interracial ministry with white clergyu They i William Felder, i the < munity's social agencies. Beat- Chmt.. Johnson . But tbe biggest little kids on their wsy io en one look, than 1 knew straight Tied with the Indians. school ts'kln' about the bl- in for one corker of an e of the Four Roses) inform me Need a coupla Eddie Browns I.ensman Roosevelt Carter snapped Mrs. Robert .Morrisoi Af Edgewater game with Grnveporl, which . Bui I bolstered myself, as to how I should plant my pe- And he stopped in the middle and Henry Hickses. Wait a 1S9 N. S2nd st., Columbus, picking up Carnation milk-Ohio hen* lightened my red, white, blue j tuniss? Should I dig deep or—?" of his speech and asked, "Mis­ coupla years and we will have '• !,ondon woh . . . American Le- tlncl baby contest Inform a I ion from Jake Salman, owner ol 1 yellow tie and headed for Then, I suddenly realized ter Is that a yellow hat you a Henry Hicks. Jr., plus a gob ! flon monthly dsnees proving a aS.fv.iuuii and Son Market, 10'J'i Mt. Vernon av. See story.—tar these guys were not quite my of good players. And we still hit Let's go.hack the boys oo friends, for theyvjoqked at me : free suds And I. say Ray George is tops but ho landwiches. tlimburger needs support . . . Camille Has­ I the aest one. (illplLi, pugnacious Lose that healthy buby entry blunk yoi in hi. OWN dr- Ihat i. After four glasses of sel plannin' a new doghouse for Te »ti/yinf and • .mil right bloat producing beverage, it gog PORTSMOUTH — P a r k e s a holds a they had a chance hubby . . . Bobby Wingo tried to v enterfold of "Aw enroll in the liny tots school on Lewis becoming quite a colum- college degre [ feet ahd I heard I nist with "This is my story euitiun and il you hav. Garfield so he could play ring quale -supply the last part of his speech six Dad." 'Course when Halloween una I blunk* Si of blocks away: "The bluest men- around the rosy . . . And they sav Carl Enos can reolty dance, comes wonder if he'll be brave nunity. right. I ace to our community Is the Deadline for entries_in thc the juare with enough for ghost stories . . . city engineer s olli r in Wil- ng hands and' Sneakin' Deacon and the Sneak­ Ross McConnell stood on in - y,W Carnation mtlk-Uhiy Senti­ • I knew, but being in' Deacon and tbe Yellow t ! games will hit;hlight the pro­ corner by his store the othei nel "Healthy Buby" contest makes in thc growth und health gram. ; dug was something has gotta go." of your child. j morning and two little duck* isn't until midnight Nov. 17, Tickets may be purchased at ready for, until"t wai But he *The and talk about fun­ walked by. One of them spokt BUT DON'T WAIT UNTIL. THE Entry blanks are available at last six feet, ds have a ball . . . the Novelty Food Bar, 741 B. !)«•;. ! politely, "Quaes*, quark.'' Afte LAST MINUTE. the following Columbus area Long st.; Rits pool hall, 74k K. ut anyway, after being di| Charles Halrgrow, Lima Post they passed the mannerly due*. joth could get int> and du£ hy the two Eddies 1 Turn to the centerfold of this Long st.; VFW, 147 Lexington COLUMBUS — Sammy Hop­ exec, sal hy tbe Deacon of Tbe asked the other, "Why dldn t lAsisini•: — i'oodiand, mn [ ine but couldn't lie J. and ISddie S., the dis Sentinel and said, "I sec you tils av.; Vernoa Grill. 1088 Mt. Ver­ kins and the Club Regal main­ ' TOU speak to Ross?" And the Mt. Vernon av.; Carl Brown's ! non av.; Lane Askins AC, I72S ruddle finger th taining tbe entertainment spot­ like flowers and perfume." other said. "Wall he's slor<- ted TODAY. And the Deacon said, "Haw, I Market, 1289 Mt. Vernon av.; j N. Starr av.; Grenadier club. light . . . Bob Canady has add­ owner, a politician, a cook, and Johnny's Market. 1032 H. Long ' Miami av. and Long st.; I I didn't recogniz ed a new enterprise to his in­ just like garlic," but I see you x leader but be ain't ao doctor like flowers yourself." Aad he Burke's Grill. 1057 N 4th st.; terests. Drop la to Jack's Bar Cleveland av.; Streamline Su­ and the Flks Rest, 148 Lesing- aad say, "Hi Bob." Right oa . . said, "Naw, I had Hmburger." , yet" And with that the two chicks per Market. Broad and Doug­ the corner of Lexington and las ata.; For-Breo Market, [ ssLong. And don't forget tbe who were hoping for a .free To reach Efjge water purk. one said, "Bye now; see you 1008 Mt. Vernon av.; Busy Bee drive east or. Brood-st. or Liv- Litchford Lounge . , . Norma MA Wall, Sentinel city editor, never .again." . . . Dlr. Jack­ convention. The Jones Jimmie, :»:,s » Market: . «72 MC Il.i'iiulK.1. id. to the park. GOODSELL'S wished she'd gone to see the son of Bradfleld Center back boys were there but we didn't Alma Mama play last Satur- from vacation and after the see Popeye. Nor Ed Coles . . - Vernon av.; Mayhugb's Mar­ George Berry und Marshall day_instead of California and rush of fall programs Is ready Saw s coupla friends In Clr- ket. SIS Mt. Vernon av.; for another . . . Fred Howard Johnston Market. 345 Jeffer- chairman, respectively. Jumps Ohio State. The boys from cleville and we had a hall . • - lied knee deep with boys' acti- The day, or nlte, spoiled when .'.uii av.; Ft. Hayes Market, O. Webster is ex.Tlted ruler. FALL Lincoln would hav * had 1 vllles . '. . and Miss Gllmore 3I& N. Washington av.; My more inspiration . . trying to keep the wolves Little Market, 552 St. Clair from the cute bobby soxers. av.; Giiimarco's Confection­ Mn.WilleHLeels a wedding annlvei . , """Charles Feoager and Shel­ er/. 947 Curtis st.; Champion Saturday . . Bus Powell i WALLPAPFR ley Spencer readying plans TROY—Ran into the one • Donation Day (hmn. . for some top promotions . . . only Walker Mills last week . Mrs! Wiilclt Ue. 463 N.'Cham­ Judge Oliver and the Oliver- pion av., Columbus, is chairman DAYTON — Snooky Young of ettes keeping Lima entertaln- evidently the Giants had tol •try's IVETO'S/SfsR.jj, VETO-i urn pet fame und the Deacon of the Ohio Av. nursery's .in- SPRAY rcSWM.(^fcy^ttEMI DE0D0SAMTV SALE enewed old limes lust week and 113V K, |,ong st.; Smallwood nual Donation day, Thursday. Market, s9t>4 Leonard a v.; iend Slam Stewart when lie Garfield Market, TM L. Long "Muny Hands Muke Light as in Columbus. Snooky and St.; Jacks Market, 351 N. FEEL GOOD 20th st.; Phlnney and Smith, f.«r this year's DunJtion duy with TYLER'S DRUGS 343 Cleveland av.; Wellington CONVENIENCI -•->. PRICES Market, 333 N. Washington AGAIN FAST! Buoui Mai 493 •stive Ju have been 4 enjoy ! Emi n-stai-vcd blood. For only s . TOMK will bring back your CUT fight that worn-out feelinr thst Market, 1183 Leonard a Wine's Comrctfonery, 3-M T - U-r in lifiuid or NBW roaV- lor av.; Winegarth's, 1455 u must be satisfied or your Vernon av.; Paul's Marl as much as week at the Farm Dell. Dig the j r beat, take «.S.g. TQMtC 11H2 Ml. Vernon av.; Jar mad. mad dance team, plus Market, IMS Ml. Vernon a Count Lyons on the keyboard' Roaati'l Super Market, Isi 75% paced by a crazy rhythm sec-! ADVERTISEMENT Nelson rd.; Barney's, li.s (Take It Easy-) Speed bib- still : it it's pslented! Flair- Apache In •nt des-! Science Shrinks Piles ard i is Market. pite the fact people .ilkilML- •nf flattery ... mikei 1783 Leonard av.; Taylor's, to Indian lore. Es) the series. Guitar Slim com­ New Way Without Surgery DOWNTOWN — It. Wilke Save Money On This Sale pleted a top week recently . , Finds Healing Substance That Does Both- Meals. Inc., jEM L. Main M.; Tho new Owl's Club band is Obio Markets, 100 and gig fc. making a name for itself be­ Relieves Pain—Shrinks Hemorrhoids October 14-24 hind the torchy singing of Mary Lu. / York, N. Y. (Special) - problem 1** And among theoe NOKIIf — DlPaolo Market, S.l St. Clair av.; Uoi.-ciii.-'*- of hemorrhoid conditions, sot t. rut ery, ami Cleveland av.; hot days air condi Wallpaper is Smart in th. Horn. . . . with the astonishing ability 10 to 20 years' standing. Milo .Market, H31 Clevejand a v. •I is Smart lo Buy W.llpape- . . . f. . I, l All this, without the an SOI fllSIDi; — ti e a r g es service for members and guests. narcotics, anesthetics Market, 41)5 L, Mound M.; . . . Heard a new deal wos com­ gents of any kind. The secret ia a new healing lubstance (Bio- Sam's Cut Rale Market, .::s;i ing up. Frank Goings, former another, "very striking ii iff i. __ I-:. Main st.; Jerry's Market, Urbana barber, tired of people ment" waa reported and Dyne"*Dyne*)) -th-the discoverdiscovery oof aa worU* —-V r—-»v FMEoiuviitv r—K clipping him for his dough tuid by doctors' observations. famou• nouss research' IInstitution •*"- . Al- a:*:: J ,'ls.

i SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1954 THE OHIO SENTINEL THE OHIO § i SECTION Planned Parenthood Expert In Bahamas N. YORK — Returning from icr of Planned Parenthood Com­ It's Miller's 2 To 1 At Buoni Grocery SENTINEL rip to Nasssau, Ba­ mittee of Mothers' Health Cen­ TWO hama, where she went ters' in Harlem reported that she spoke to wen over a thou­ sand Bahaminlans during Tier SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1954 heads Hannah Stone Health Ccn- FAM-U Women's Dean Welcomes Freshmen Ben Franklin Clinic Is Least Known But Busiest Location Of TB Control Busicnt place-in Frank li- 'tuberculosis ia co'neerned i known to many voter*. Every burber, every waitress, every hus sboy, every cook or chef, muat have tit least one Wh» MIDo-a HUH Ut. a~r •*..»« ».,.-• C-wfcr*, J-J »-"*•*" ?__?««?___ ** chest X-ray eacli year — and ed Buool Gr«e,rj. »1 N. Oat. ... claiabus, ta.J wer. sUM taba-a Nt;-a^artro lint tsben are taken nt the Ben •B 0»ik<»afUa, ....rata, la E»IUo Baa. I. see** tram Mt, aa< M taal, "«ma,... Franklin clinic in the Columbus « nU. rihar braad. al th. rate al J t. 1." Cr.wlord, wa. walk, aat mt Hin.,'. Rfloaal olflce Health and Welfare building. months, compared to —>3 foi .1 Chrtlaad capUHd a tw. wtak RMarrk project ut th. Colaaka. mata-t U.1 Friday. Strum The Ben Franklin clinic is same period last year. Th £23CTtJ"HS£JfeS. -* Pcrtirt- DUtHb^tlw^..--.--itUI.U-MUl.r»^-j«0:. ally the out-patient depart­ year "average for this perk ment of the Benj. Franklin hospital, the Tied i the i Franklin county U(jm nd the jump in •,< the clinic. Dr. Hui Excello Salesman phrey sees an urgent nerd Bender, Burke Viewpoints r a total of 38.091 have the TB tux levy approv1 • taken at the clinic. by Franklin county voters i nany as wen- taken Not IT IS THK SaiT .68 of ; To Be Aired On Town Meet lux levy which Interest In the upcoming elec- nationally known figure, George . an will reach a cUmax in Col­ Denny, longtime moderator •There arc (W Individuals who . ot umbus Sunday, Oct. 17, when of America's Town Meeting of receive weekly treatment from Ita i •ontenders in thc top contest on tho clinic doctor—persons who By state law such tux levies HOME CENTER t will appear on Mrs. Grace Hare Frye, pr-o- have been released from Benja­ must be renewed at intervals— "EVERYTHING FOB THE HOME" n Meeting- gram director, has invited the min Franklin hospital hut who and this la the year for Frank- Sen. Thomas A. public to attend the forum at still need periodic treatment. lin county voters to again ap­ 1064 MT. VERNON AVE. EV. 7113 Burke and -Republican Cong. the studio at 486 Olentangy Ri­ Tlie hospital itself has noted prove the TB tax levy. FREE DEUVERY George Bender, who have been ver rd,, or to telephone ques­ running word tions to »peaaesra through Ca. battle I • thai will r 8-3681. forum simulcast .vor WBNS and WBNS-TV. Celestial Harmoniers Bender, who earrlea the en­ SPICER'S BARGAIN ANNEX To Appear At Xenia HEALTH FORUM You'll Do _T —Xm» 10€sO dorsement of Fras. Risen- •attar At itmm, Store Stan bewer, U running far the Sen­ XENIA.—The senior choir of Spier-. _____ | of Columella ate seat cow occupied bf Zion Bnptist Is presenting the Barke. Celestial Harmonizers of Lex­ By R. Earl Bland, N. D Burke himself wear* the ington Ky., in the church audi* mantle of approval et Gov. torium", Sunday, Oct. 17, at 8 Lausche. by whom he was ap­ for Excello wine, accord­ pointed on tbe death af Sea. Zion -Baptist church will con­ ing to Lou Kobiiu. aalea nun- Robert A. Taft. duct Friend's day Sunday, Oct ager. A former serviceman, 17, at which Rev. J. V. Bottoms Moderator for. the star stud of Louisville is guest speaker. Brooka ia well known la Col­ ded program will be anothe umbus sports circles. _ ^ Edna Calhoun, right, dean of women at Florida A-M university, la top photo, Is shown wel­ Lecture Series Begins coming three freshmen women to campus. Left to right: Barbara Wiggins, Betty Sutton, Geor­ gia Mae Clifton. Bottom: Pretty Sandy Kent has her doc cap autographed by Samuel Williams of ACROSS THE STREET FROM WILBERFORCE—Dr. Lcnora Jacksonville.. Other newcomers are PRICE unity, students and faculty "near-home Abate In D.C. young couples understand that OPEN MONDAY AND HI DAY month- near-work" fact, the belter for their mar­ EASY TERMS! NIGHTS UNTIL • P. M. EASY TERMS! Thursday riage. Much of this conflict in Writer Assails. OTHEI DAYS 9 A. M. TO * P. M. nckcr hall. And Baltimore marriage is normal—even de­ in all part* of sirable. WE CARRY Oll« OWN ACCOUNTS Married couples have two Provincialism Columbus! kinds of quarrels: Productive and destructive. Destructive toward the end of the week us quarreling Is directed at the On Race Issue CROSBY school authorities in both cities person. It can destroy the illu­ FUNERAL HOME made it clear that there would sions by which the person 1072 E. Long St. be no capitulation to the hale- lives. It punishes and belittles. FA. 1555 modern banking officeg inspired demands. Destructive quarrels change for CITY-WIDE SERVICE Buck lo school movements de­ the love object Into the bate C D. WHITE & SONS veloped this week in both cities object, milking separation pos- with school authorities warning FUNERAL HOME With The Ohio National, you can William FURNITURE 1217 ML Veraon Ave. that punitive measures would bo the current issue of The Crii BANK IN YOUR OWN NEIGHBOR­ taken for further unexplained urriaRC stronger. They i official organ of the NAACP. HOOD . \ . saving valuable Ume and absences. and < Worthy asserts that the to 993-S95 ML Vernoa ft*e. at 18!h SI. BROOKS unnecessary driving expense. Visiting the Both cities reported nearly to a belter understanding. They ci),n yiU profrum of Ule U, S. _ rttsf ao prahlam. '•** •• 1«* St. Mt. Torsos Ar.. hat ..«•-.» ' FUNERAL HOME. INC. bank is aa convenient aa going- to the normal attendance in all can solve marriage problems, ...gurded by thc colored peoples .schools. There were some hold­ •or teeeors. Otdo Ave. o.i,l.-n ooa so 2tH St. —4 lot. 1108 E. grocery or drug storel You're back "in a They become less violent as the of lh«, worl(| a, a rcjuVenaied outs at Anacostia and Eastern ****»_**••**• ***••** tee over 210 FE. jiffy" .. . ready for otber activities. AU of policy uf economic Imperialism iut' Hiflh schools in Washington in a revealing article entitled our 15 office* render our complete services. Whose students had been en­ WILLIAMS * McNABB Quarrels during the honey- -0( Global Bondage." MORTUARY, INC Bank with ut, wherever you prefer. couraged to continue thc strike moon and the first year bring Moreover, he said, the ftryw- Pompey A. D.,v..-, Ernest D. FUNERAL HOME the parties face to face wilh thc ing tide of i 818 E. Lone St. realities of marriage. They help ;IIU* foreign exploitation hu: EV. 9521 atife and husband to remuyc the come the unfortunate means by Myers Is Speaker blinders from their eyes, to up- which ihe U. S. seclts to assure AUTHORIZED AGENTS MRS. D. A, WHITTAKER preciate --ne another as real per- herself an upper hand in the Speaking at a meeting of tlie Ver Ga. aad Telepaaa. C.'.. Yon Caa Pay Electric, AND SON, INC. sons and not as "the perfect polarised struggle for world FUNERAL HOME %eQltkpi^lBank 6th Ward Democratic club Sun­ husband or the perfect wife." power, Ga. aad Telephone Hills At Spire, s At No Eatra 720 E. Loog St- day, Oct. 31, ut Lincoln ball­ Tlie reaction, "But you seem- This* is especially dangerous room, Garfield av. and Long st, ed so different, so much taller to the Negro, "who enlcrU-ins EV. 9849 will be Jacob F. Myers, Demo­ 4 Tbe Above I.isi laelidn and romantic when we were en- illusions asbout his growing stake rRIEfloLY IT*** . cratic candidate for Congress gaged," may bring the pain of of 'equality' in an economic und Members Of Tbe Cclumbas from Franklin county. John L. ir (intraI Ass'a. disillusionment but it is healthy, soda] order that is not only "Our Strength Your Protection." BUT DO TAKE THE TIME! Perry will preside nt the meet- ' If romantic images have been doomed, but Be Informed — Read The Sentinel •iHi;, which begins at *t p. m. built up a few productive < I SIC ______1 _____ OHIO swnmx SATURDAY. OCTOBER !«. HHU SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16, 19S4 •tHE OHIO SENTINEL SEC. 2~-PAGE 9 SCHOOLIN'S & NOUN'S Freshmen Fun At Carolina College Amateur Tilt TODAYS YOUTH By Tha Youth Staff Saturday At Tomorrow's Men and Women ^ PAT AND SHIRLEY LONG, Editors Neighborhood Slwignl A Grader Disc Jockey Kddie Saunders is AT OSU UK KNO,W YOU kids are wondering who is representing your the OHio State university Twi- W (est and masquerade hall which lif-tit M hoot who received schools, BO-WC thought that wc would introduce them to yvu straight A grades during the next week. renl formal like. Here are just the names and the summer quarter m Pearl Mini re schools—West: Fred Ashe. Central: Barbara Hichman. East* Columbus.' Dfantha pettier. Franklin: Bobby Taylor, Brenda Willis,"Beverly Appearing wili br nuch aggre­ Across The Campus liilliiiin und Linda Steward. ItooWvelt sends UH Carolyn Gibson stadem IT eolleg- goes over chemistry assignment. From left*. Wilma AHord, gations as the newly organized "-' Joyce Montgomery! Linden McKinley: Mailene Kefly. ]f Just about become adjusted following their first full week of Charlotte; Margaret Neville, Shirley Garvin. Within a short Blenders quintet, the Crowns, school is not represented and you would like 1 write i actual college life. Group at left: Paullsae Allison, Mildred Gray, Spades. Dreamers and Gay- . 9790, time, many freshmen felt like college veterans. Constsnce Seng- Alpha Phi Alpha fiat Clarice Ferguson, were all eyes as they surveyed campus from stacke, left, snd Gloria Carter, center, are alerted U csmpus notes. Joyce Felder, singing »en- Nest week, as we said, wo will Introduce to >ou in complete •attan, will also be competing. BELL'S fashion two of your regular writers. steps or Holland hall, freshman residence building. Many m happening by Audrey Bright. All are freshmen. The Ivy I-eaves, pledge eli terlag students found security In studying together. Center group Tlie Emeralds, comprised of of the AKA sorority, had the . Wc know you're all tense and .silting on edge tu see it East Ruth I'.u».k... Mildred Lundy and first casusl dance ot the aai will luck up and squeeze a marginal championahlp from Central. Mary Jones, will try to repeat son, which wss x huge si* But .sit back, relax and watch Linden come through like a champ I | "God Love. You Child" their performance of last year. und .surprise everyone. There**, no question about tHe" Big 10 Hoping to dance upon a prize i* — Blue Dots— The YWCA on campus is hi though, hecuuso. we alt know OSU will be and is the best. John Maywood. Urbane-rest. I i "Specie," ing its annual membership dii Lois Prater doesn't know It but she hss gsthered quite s few Seven Church Groups In Sunday Festival Cash prizes will be awarded. —Todd Rhodes— admirers . . . Jim Franklin seems to be hitting a lot ot baskets Caldwell Temple, f~i "You Know I Love as usual. But instead of using the regular basketball he la throw­ fear. Phyliss Campbell is Union Grove and 2nd Bat ing about all kinds of hearts . . . Chnck Perry Is the newest ad­ Old timers Is, New Spot At dition to OSII'i mighty foatball squsd . . . Who are Ihe'tws girls presented a festival in song at H "I Am Stuck" thinking about inviting Donald llobs.ni aad William Klmbrough Macedonia Baptist. Columbus, —Five Jacks— West Representatives For to dinner? . . . What is this madness that Shirley Davis snd Car­ Sunday. COOPER'S BARBER SHOP olyn Morgan are talking sbout! Tbey want a JOB! . . . Gerald Meeting Opens I I "Cat Fruit" Groups appcuring were Anti­ Leroy Cooper, Chester Hunt. R. E. MtCey, formerly at tSt Mt. —Tiny Bradshaw— Lusear and Malromb Mshan are keeping their love lives quiet. och. Choradctts, Mueed'oniu, I i "Comin- Over" Fun Campaign Are Named . , . Who is Shirley Armstrong interested In this year? Vernon Ave., sad Charles Dudley, George Clayton formerly —Sliirlev and Lee— Who in it at Hoosevell that is mooning over u certain George Sessions At at DM Mt. Vernon Ave. I i"Why Don't You Do c? ... At Pranklifl t Fast Ihgh. Dec. 12 i Rilht" are jiving each other . . Recital At NH Our Specialties —Joe Loco— came to Kr,i. kin Johnson go for x cute Utile i~ The Dreamers, Countesses. 331 N. 20TH ST. miss from N. Yoi i? . . .. Why does x certain think RUIXY Star Larks. Bobbinetls. Crowns, NORMANDIE 1 Eastern Slurs, Koolerteers, Star­ FAirfn 7181 Nlrkriis is so cute . . llelma Lipscomb is g ne behind a ear- CLEANERS & TAILORS light Saving. Chips. Blenders COLUMBUS 3. O. as she hates to admit it . . WI •'*::• B. Long st — CA. 4SS44, get out of zoology f^st enough o walk Jean nson to the and Music clubs were welcomed menta made t'nion? . . . Jlmm< Rose boro se ems to like a n ulhern belie st stale . . . Lee Williams, why can't you get yo ur telephone Date* i calls straight? . . Springfield and Middle torn ha e a few dif- *ttsGem«*!*\ "SAY IT WITH MUSK" snd then ia he "Ebony" roi . . Mel Jack- son and Donna WI lams are a r •s.l gone roman re . . Peggy Os- The Starlight Savings club "Folks around our boase say it w cling will be held recorded tunes . . . blues, bop, jun borne Is still seea'Ia tbe Mercury that belongs to Melvin Dennis. sponsors a style show and ba­ .. . Marva Robinson Is trying lo attract David Smith's love again zaar, Oct. 22: a masquerade ball modern sounds snd religious bat what's to Wanda Keels and the deal? Why did Marshall is being sponsored by fhe Neigh­ Grant -visit Children's hospital so often this summer? Was he borhood House, Oct. 29: the Jay THAT sick? speaking of Marshall, wonder how he and James Vee club dance is Nov. 5; 20th Jackie's Gay Note Record Shop Willis enjoyed their trip? Century Bebop dance is Nov. 12 292 MIAMI AVB. iANDRA GAIliFF and a play is ANNOUNCES OPENING up their minds , . . Bobbie McCul! goes for Michael Bayer , . . What happened to make a certain boy at Roosevelt stop Wearing his Levis?,. . . Did Freddy Hewie move' Freedimm Johnson oui of Christine Steward's life? . . . Does Cheat*! White still rate all of Piano Studio Sandra Newlin's attention* . . , Are Wanda White's,.eyes still wan­ £cadctl Jot 40 tfeaitif MODERN JAZZ - dering toward 'B^lly Harris? . . ."What is the reason for all of thc excitement in Jeanetle Towns' heart when Barry Austin is men T&Cti- tinned?-. . . Ssy Gene Bennett, there are two girl.** at'ROOM* veil KONSOlfNi STRAIGHTEN.. 1401 E. LONG ST. (hot have their eyes on you . , . Laura Aim Willis say.fshc anil Bt SURE TO USE. . CONCERT Quincv Spiirgeon are getting along fine-and has the ring to prove FOE INFORMATlON KONOOl .CIIM. 35« I it , . . What iire the happenings txlw.'-n Wickie Graham and Max* OLYMP1A Barber Shop CALI. FA. 3-11 ine O'Bannon? Complete Tonsorial Service ..-..„„ .„„ .,„,. 4sreak down . . . How are Barbara Peterman and Rico Johnson often... by Long Disstance. Thc miles can't cheat you of sharing family H.., U.t... WHALEY BARBER SHOP joys whc.i you have the Long Distance BARBERSHOvm P Johnston's Bnr .•14 E. tang M. BRTJBECK Teens Observe Complete Barber sServit* For Weeks Ahead At Caywood habit. Those telephone visits mean so much 67S E. Long St. QUARTET and cost so very little. (Typical low Long Complete Barber Serrate! u..t.i y.so r ENROU Roll (all Week Barbers — Sug Holn-aa, s.i. U.I.I a r DELUXE FACI Distance rates are listed on the inside front Albert Johnson 0]M» W*>*J. Aft* . WHALEY, Prui» By JANICE PHILLIPS CHARM Si MODELING AND GERTRUDE ROSE covef of your, phone book.) NEW LOCATION M«e., Tues., Thurs.—Charm, Self Improvement This year the Y-Teens are Wed.—intermediate j- Advance Cannes celebrating their 100th birthday. Remember... Long Distance THOMPSON BARBER SHOP BROOSDAIE'S ESBGETZ Old students enroll Wednesday, Oct. ZC Nat'l Roll Call week cads calls go through faster when you Formerly Mt. Vernon-St. Clair Sbop BARBER SHOP Sunday, Oct. 17, which means give the out-of-tptun number. that Uie members and other 964 MT. VERNON AVE., Near 18th St. 621 E. LONG ST. branches of the YWCA are SEVEN CHAIR SHOP trying io get girls between the Complete Barber Serviac ages af U and 17 la become a Men. Women aad children-* Hair Catting and Strllag part of the Young Women's THI OHIO BILL TELEPHONE COMPANY A Specialty MEMORIAL HALL COLUMBUS,OBIO GAYWOOD SCHOOL Christian Ass'a. Ladles Hair Bobbing, Scalp Treatment, Oelaxe Facials. I TICKETS NOW - of CHAKM and MODELING AU girls are Invited to join tha Baiters: Andrew Harris, Damon Lynch. • BEATON'S MUSIC STORE: B.5*. tl, KM I Complete Barber R. 7« E. Long St. CA. 1-tSU EV. i Y-Teens and become a part af Wilbur Lone. Benny Fl&her: JOHN THOMrSON. Prop. the YWCA. BlLCg—PAGE4 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1954 SATURDAY. OCTOBER IS. 1984 THE OHIO SENTINtx SEC. 2—PACE 8 Steering Committe For Mothers Council Pauley Kappas Present Mrs. Basnett TB ^foff platter sPinner Colu ibus alumni chapter of Ar\ unusual opportunity was WOSU and made guest apsprur*- Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity afforded the artist when she nnccn on WBNsS-TV. sponsors "An Evening of Cul­ was privileged to study as one Critics and the press agree, tural Entertainment," a benefit of 80 advanced American music thnt the artist has a soprano recital featuring Roberto Bas­ students at the Conservatoire voice of moving power und nett, soprano, Wednesday. Oct. ,t Fontaincbleou, Fri 20, B p.m.. at Columbus Gallery Columbus, t of Fine Arts, Also featui Mrs. Basnett, a native of will be a gi Philadelphia, Pa., attracted fa­ vorable notice in music circles ing the dan very early with her. naturally i Pakistan, India, Afri- appealing voice. Her broad aca­ A reception following the re­ demic background equipped her ty and Washington, D. C. cital will be held -with members to serve as on instructor at She hud her .own sustaining of the Qirl Friends. Inc., acting State college, Dover, Del, radio program on radio station Challenge To Youth Topic Of Mothers Council Parley A steering committee composed of members of the Southeastern Dist. Mothers CouncU and TMCA secret arles add finishing touches ta plans for the district "The Challenge of Times lo*0ur Youth," is theme for th conference which convenes Ln Columbus Saturday,- Oct. li, at Spring SL VMCA. Mem ben from Dayton. Springfield, Cincinnati and Columbus attended. Mrs. onference of the Southeastern Dist. Mothers Council, t Louise Emory, conference chairman who Is affiliated with the Columbus council, Is fourth from left, seated.—Pierce Photo. nd Sunday, Oct. 1S-17, at Spring St. YMCA. Columbus H. Beecher Hicks, pastor

REGISTER NOW! 'Look At Record Before You Symphony Unit's Members ol Frank! County Wei- Mrs. Myrna Beatly will pre One of snout popular disc jockeys in Frs Please register yonr social Dept., are principal speak- Peart Williams, pictured as she prepares to place x rerord on or civic organisation with The Dr. Hicks will address the M the' turntable at WBFH. Maybe you've never heard Mrs. Wil Vote', Mrs. Spraggs Advises Ohio Sentinel. Vou may stop Plan For Concert Series B banquet, Saturday <-h Hams on the radio—and If not you are Iitcky. Not that she Isn't by. phone or mail the nai«c of fun to listen to, but that she U a dlac jockey at the radio sta­ Venice T. Spsraggs urged her listenera to "look at the your elnb, officers and their Others scheduled lo 1 tion In Benjamin Franklin hospital. Only patients can hear tho addresses to: Tbe Ohio Senti­ during the sessions inclui REGISTER NOW! hospital's"'radio station. She goes on the air for a half hour every record und choose the side that stands for what you want," nel, 831 E, Long st., Colum- Caldwell Temple AMEZ day at 10:34 a.m. and keeps up a running commentary which when sh« spoke at a "Facta Before You Vote*' dessert hour bos, O. We would like this In­ with Mrs. Rhenetta Davis, di- Please register your aoel; patients like. Currently she is concerned with helping gain pas* at Beatty Center^ Columbus, Sunday. formation from all organiza­ for thc current season. hotel at 2 p.m. and the public or civic organisation with Tt Members of the unit are en sa'ge of the TR tax levy Nov. •'. The levy Is to support the t to Rep. Willian tions io onr circulation area. Eastern Star Chapter pianist. Leonard N. Nuppor, Ohio 'Sentinel. You m. county's TB hospital. It ta for .<•• ot * mill, which means It costs Dawsson e guest soloist and will Committee, Mrs. Spraggs con­ Auxiliary Eastern SWr, Faith Chuptei addresses to: The Ohio Sen play thc Beethoven Piano Cqn- tinel, HI '•• Long St., Colum Sophisticated Deiwert Parties • Groups . Clubs . . . trasted the construction, be- t. Columbus, sponsors its annua Rev. J. Dallas Jenkins, pastor bus, O. We would like this in Ueis and methods ot expres­ 'Mrs. Marshall Honored autumn tea. Sunduy, Oct. 17, al - of Caldwell Temple, conddcls u formation from BU GER sion of the two major political Has Meeting been scheduled for Nov. HI 4 Mt. Vernon av. workshop session. Mrs. Helen CAUL ^ rr M77 According to Mrs. Virginia ' circulation ; Marinate fresh orang< be held in the Deshlcr Milton Seward, Y-Teen director of the Tbank you. She stressed the importance hotel main ballroom at 8 p.m. Minor, publicity chairman, 0 Columbus YWCA. wiU serve as KWIK PAK DINNERS of knowing party leaders and Added teaturcs will be a fash- moderator for the youth panel, and wine into she ChJekeu - Fish - Steaks St tip keeping in contact with them. on show during refrigerator. Just before s« Carry Out . Delivered - Open Mr. Preston Celebrates bet Kla and top each servin Mrs. Spraggs attacked thc Re­ ng of John Roan Poat i with a dance folio' t-t P. M. Daily Except Moo lib BirUidav Wcdnesda •p of lime* sherbet. publican administration for pro­ Burl Preston, 2549 Dem ns; i: tecting capitalist interests while George O'Rcai Ex-Columbus Columbus, celebrated hi: neglecting the rank and file of day Wcdncsduy evening the population. In concluding, Nov. 24, Jan. 17, March 9, and Fourth Anniversary she admonished her audience to ""•"•"•'ea and Mrs. O'Rcar, fisrst April 13. For Willing Workers Resident CLUB CROUPS elect men who "have an inter- vice president, welcomed her in Season tickets may be se­ The fourth anniversary cured from Mrs. Palmer Stick- Willing Workers chorus lluway, Mary.iville, ! est in seeing that your stake in behalf ot* the auxiliary, ney, 397 King v. Mrs. Earl Chil­ FRATERNITIES AND SORORITIES government is enforced and your Mrfl. Mary w„e and MrB Hc_ ton is chairman of the East unit. At Oakley vensre seen after. - len Keadall Wfire 00jBe g^^g. The session was Sponsored by sand Mrs. Moses Henderson waa the Committtee On"Womcn's Or- sergeant-af-arms,-Msrs. Marjorie Mrs. Jenkins Elected ELMHURST PRIVATE PARTY HOME ga nidations of the Jeffersonian Swansson, president, presented Entrc Nous Prtarident club ot Columbus. Mrs. McCaUister with flowers. MISSES UNA AND MARY TOLUVER, Proprietors Those attending included Mr*. other members present were Mrs. Carl Jenkins was elected 107 HAMILTON AVE. 'CApital 4-33K4 Frank J. Lausche, w.fe of the Mesdames Nellie Lewis, past president of the Entre Nous club g vernot*. president; Marie Jackson, sec- when the group met with Mrs. _, . ~* retary; Maggie Walker and Forest Whittaker, 44 N. 20th st., Fight* Grease Fires Grace Thomaa. Columbus, Thursday. Other officers arc Mrs. N. B. When used to fight small blaz- A social hour followed with Allen, vice president; Msrs. J. es, especially in busrnirig oil and the Leg _ Mrs. Aargood Marshall, wttref NAACP's chief legal counsel, W. Williams, secretary; gressase, orditstary baking soda lliary. Legic receives congratnUtlons from Gladstone Cottercll, — Ray Davis, assistant secretary; (bicorsbonate of soda) releases were George O'Rear, Lee Short- CalT^rt Distillers, and Ann Arnold Hedgeman, assistant to N. Msrs. Charles Valentine, treasur­ volume In er, Clarence Bayless, Sr., Capt. York's\ Mayor Wagner, as members of press and sponsoring er; Mrs. Harry Jefferson, chap- A. L. Stevens and Donald Mason. sommltWc .._.. it. Manhattan'...... s Hotel Theresa to prepare for a lain; Mrs. James Phejps, par- reception to be tendered Mr. Marshall and legal staff aad elate of NAACP. Reception was held at Savoy ballroom la Tort a>.fday, under sponsorship of N. York Chapter of Girl . . *H 7" Friends,'lac., and a groop of NAACP supporters. Annual Homeeoming "— • . — • • — At Love Zion Church Chicken Fondue Annual homecoming ot Love It's an "'all-star" cast of favo- z*on -Saptisst, 905 Arsenal av., rite foods that are combined for | Columbus, will be observed on chicken fondue — one quart soft Sunday, Oct 17. Rev. M. B. My- bread cubes and two , pastor, wil"l be speaker'for

ben irged to atttend. process cheese. Rev. S. R. Doughty one and one-half cups milk one- Chillicothe Speaker ' half teaspoon each of worches- Rev. S. R. Doughty, pastor, tcrshire ssauce and salt and one- Jerusalem Baptist, Columbus, fourth teaspoon celery salt. was guest speaker Friday night Pour over all. Bake in a mod­ during the anniversary of Rcv. erate oven (370 degrees) for one R. H, Wingo, Zion Baptist, Chilli- Any Ume, any weather . . . Jast takes erne phono rail and oar radio cab's right there oa the spot to pick MOMMY SAYS IT'S A • Beauty Sal Logan Bu/i 311 N, Washington Ave REAL BODY BUILDER" Specialising to huilr Beauty Salon 698 Mt. Vi FE. 5511 92S Mt. " Hair Tutting and M»L ._. 4 olw,5c EV. 5311 Beauty Culture . Tti, DDUTuhls, food tonic Complete Beauly Service Complete Beauty Service Ma* -***price** U5T51DE CAB (0. ossim insurance", in ihat It', lull of No Appointment Necessary A natural AID Vitsrain*. eatter bunding CHARLIE MAI-. LONG and Hair Styling - Hair Cutting toil, snd sddtd mintisUI 1,8000,000 ANNA BOZfcMAN, Props. A Specialty I.Ito* Res. EV. ••'>*>•' rbottks told-lt Htsit b, (kpuidiblel You'll find ._ Smith, Prop. MatUe W Atren Turner Blcbey. Operator from central and southern 1 Be Informed— SCOTT'S EMULSION Ohio ia The Ohio Sentinel also edits the convention's .evella Haddock, Alice Petty. Operators: Clara Caldwell, DIXIE PEACH each week than in any nonthly magazine and heads; Wade, Clara Rogers Ada Taylor, Lear Ware Read The Sentinel • NATURAL HIGH ENERGY TONIC other weekly newspaper. A'ork among bi-linguals. TUkokportw^tned by more pet^e than m^ brand. SEC. 3^-PAGE 6 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY. OCTOBER 16. 1984 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16. 1984 THE OHIO SENTINEL MS St—PAGE I

Rev. and Mrs. Pierce Vai-ationlnjr In Miss. Women's Club Opens Fall B-P Women Hold Meeting Rev. and Mrs. Elijah Pierce, Cranberry Breads Macaroni Foods Popular proprietors of Pierce Barber Shop, 534 E.*Lsmg St., Columbus, Season With Trip, Meeting 1 left Wednesday for a 10 day va­ i e, enriched floar cation in Baldwyn. Miss. They A trip to Malabar farm and tho regular business Festival Favorites heritcd and adapted dishes ond roni in tha American stylo of 1 c. cold water will be guests of Mrs. Minnie meeting last week initiated the 1964-55 season for the Co- cooking methods trom many na- cooking. Paprika 8/adlcy, sister of Rcv. pierce. | b chapter of Nat'l Business and Professional Worn- tiona. We have so-wholehearted- TnN. rnnwni-n. - Cook macaroni In boiling salt­ um us T0NA Ul.vsses Greaser will have en's Clubs, Inc. Ir adopted acme foreign recipe* CHOWDER ed water until tender {about 10 charge of the shop while they A report oa the trip to the ' that now they are an integral 4 ec shell or elbow macaroni minutes). Drain and rinse. Whilo are away. celebrated farm of Louis Brom- /_ eard of sympathy bearing part ol the American way of 1 medium onion, thlnlr slice* macaroni is cooking, brown on­ life. aw, t tb. fat or dripping ion in fat or drippings In largo will be open from 5:30 Macaroni foods are one exam- 1 e. Hot water saucepan. Add hot water, salt Other report* Included a raf- Blanche Von Hook, club i pie ol a foreign food that haa t t. aalt and pepper and simmer gently .-9:30 p. m. on Saturday. woo great popularity here. Tra- H t. pepper 10 minutes. Stir ln macaroni, fie or one pair o( tickets to the ber, who is 111 in Doctors hos- tuna, peas and milk. Combine • Oct. 31 Cleveland Browns-N. j *. M^ an Hook serves as ditionally Italian, served with ale. naked tuna (1 o«. can) Colum bun Democratic " p ta V •auce, they have been adopted 1 e. cooked peas , flour und cold water, missing un­ York Gisants lootball game in onc 0f iwo ciuo publicists. til welt blended. Stir into chow­ Cleveland, and a pre-Armistice presiding throughout tha der. Continue cooking until BAKE SALE day dance to be given at Lane meeting wos Airs. Florence •Cast Market House slightly thickened and thorough­ ' Asltias Athletic club Nov. 10. Walker Howard, Columbus Suggested Reading For ly heated. Pour into soup bowls sal.. Oct. lfi SAM. jj Respective chairmen of the two chapter president, at whose This ad worth 5e on every and sprinkle with puprlka. Servo projects arc Mia. Eusnlce Wood home the group was entertained. piping hot. Makes 6 servings. cake and/or pie purchase. and Mrs* Amanda Broadus. Next meeting is Sunday, Oct. Parents With Problems 17, i I Griswold YWCA. Seeking Ucaeta for Oct. If Cleveland Brown. V,. N. York quarters. 22 E. 60th St., N. Y. CUnt. football (.a.. bJiUicttted ftat ausfastM raeetlni of «e«- By JUNE L'RHUE Mrs. Una Monds N. YORK—CiOsbal—Nowadays, The Bulletin, Miss aBrclay says, Leaves On Vacation .OB of Columbus chapter, Nat'l Business .ad FrofeMloaal Was there an many fine and easily explains "how if at all the Mrs. Lena Monds, of Monds' en's Ass'a st heme of IU president, Florence Walker Howard, ecvestsiblo materials on just 'codes' of 1953 differ from those JIMMY'S Beauty sSalon, 134 N, 17th st, IS* Detroit av. Drawlnc for winner win be beld Oet. » >t tk. about every aspect ot child of 40 years ago." Columbus, left Sunday for a two Belmont Club a. Columbus. Seated from left: Mrs. Howard, rearing. Many of them appear ff> Copies of lists of basic ma- week vacation In St. Louis and Edaa Bryee, secretary: Eaaice Wood, publicist; Mrat.s. Walk­ in book form, but luckily the MARKET Chicago. Cranberry festival tea bread. Sec recipe. treiala and toots may be se- er Taylor. Boaaie Whittaker, vice president. Slandln*: Clara ML booklets carry their share. cured free by writing to (Formerly Carter, projram chairman; Dorothy Roberts, aewe.t member Parents who feel they are Through the Enchanted Gate, Frank Blank's Market) at troup; Majme Alain., treasurer; I.uellle CaaiaaeU, BUlle "slipping" may find in these Monds' absence. Evans, eerrnpoadtoi sccretarj; Lottie Mitchell. Aaaa B. Jeaes. cranberry festival time, ate oven (""30 F.) SO t just the shove they need to get 472 Mt. Vernon Ava. —LaFr.ac. Edwards rhoto. Each one Is perfect with morn- utcs. Remove from pan. Co hbmc that's falling apart. FA. 6274 Henson Gospel Singers Ing coffee or afternoon .tea. Store overnight for easy illicit • "Your Child ond the Radio Compter, line ol In Program At llefuge The first/ cranberry bread * * * I field and columnist On Sunday, Oct. 17, at 3 • N. York Times, has listed in the TV, Comics ond Meats aad Groeerlc* the Henson Gospel Singers bakes to a' golden brown. It's CRANBERRY light, perfectly moist and filled ORANGE BREAD last few years, any nurriber pf Hour.: Mon.-Thur,. 1:*0 little books In tins category. A.M. to 7:30 1'. M. Fri.* with fresh cranberries. And z tUUi »U-parpoae flour Sundry phases of the subject wholesome entertai A. &B. Meat Market be purchased for 40 cents from Sot. 7:30 A. .M. lo 8 I'. M. there's the delicate flavor of __A 1 _.., "" " i especially well SALT MEAT Fine for Seasoaial lb- 29c nnna. , an.«,d- finelfinalsy. ~\>s.r,mxAchopped „,...nuts, . _ '' "** bakin""***. g powder ollowing list by ] Science Research AMociates, 57 Sua. 7:30 A. M. to IS Nooa GROUND BEEF Fr«.h, Lean 3 lb. $1.00 You'll find it's best if sUced ! j t. baking aoda W. Grand av., Chicago, IH. tho day after baking. It keeps Just a word from this list may Prop. JAMES H. FLOOD BACON ENDS Special Prica 3 Ibe. »14» •' A 137 page mimeographed • SHERRY Yt e. orange juice (t medium -Playgroup Handbook, available provo the very key to success. BEEF STEAK Young, Tender Beef Ib. 39c • MUSCATEL Be^ Informed— for $1.50 from the Olympic Col­ • PORT Read The Sentinel WEINERS or FRANKS lb. 39e Grated rind 1 orange lege book store, Bremerton, BEEF ROAST Young, Tender Beer lb. 35c , (approximately 2*4 tb.) Wash. This publication, accord­ • TOKAY ing to Miss Barclay, tells how Have plenty of • WIHTK PORT BOLOGNA Any Siae Piece lb. 2Sc "with their own energy and mo­ VEAL CHOPS Lean Shoulder Cut. .. Ib. Mc ney, mothers and dads are or­ PORK SAUSAGE Pan Style 3 Iba. »l.00 ganizing and running group ac­ BEER - WINE £e. sifted aU-purpose flour tivities they belicvo their chil­ PORK CHOPS Lean Shoulder Cut. lb. SSc lipsi for La SALLE WINE STORES ltt t. double-acting baking dren need." Sift dry Ingredients together, • Anniversary bulletin of the sthe week-end) Distributed it, EXCELLO WINE CO. CA. 4-0716 196 South 4th Street CA. 4-0716 H t, soda ru the juice and rind' ot the Parents League ol NV York, E. Sth AVE. ™. FREE HOME DEUVERY • Aero.. From The Market Boa.. • Columbus, O. >rungc, odd tho boiling water. which may be obtained for 25 Phone CA. SIMS 11 salt cents a copy from tchir head- X or»ng« (julee and grated

Roiling water (about 2 tb.) IN COLUMBUS-SHOP (LOSE TO HOME AND SAVE! EVERYDAY 1 egg, weU beaten M e. chopped nuts V ; e. fresh cranberries, PURE CANE halved GOODWIN'S PAUL'S Sift together Hour, sugar,'bak­ SMALLWOOD MARKH Fresh Fmlts, Vegots3sto_t ing powder, .soda, and salt. Pour CRANBERRY NUT BREAD Quality Meats St - Croceri*., M«*U CARRY OUT STORK orange juice into measuring I e, sifted aU-purpose-floor . Groceries 678 E. Long St.—FA. 014 104 Wil.on Cors.r Osk . cup. Add grated orange rind, '• e. granulated sugar Open Eves & Sundays B.ar—Wt..—Al.-M...,. SUGAR I melted shortening, and enough 8 Aid. to 11:30 P.M. 3 t. baking powder Phone Orders Received Fr.. DsUvny— EV. Stll boiling water to make le. cup. 1 t. salt FA. 0431 PI115BURY BEST Combine orange juice mixture 80S ML Vernoa Av«. and well beaten egg. Stir liquid >i t. baking soda Columbus, Ohio into dry ingredients (only until 1 c, chopped walnuts wain i & Smallwood Williams Grocery MODERN MARKET dry ingredients tore dampened). 1 egg laa N. itHk Sk FA. oaaa Add chopped nuts and cranber­ 487 Garfield Ar.. FLOUR I ries. Pour into greased 1 c, whole cranberry sauce, Wicdom.nn $2.89 49 (t»**x5"x3") loaf pun. Push bat­ drained .c.ri.i. al.SU. C.fMtlosw Schoenlinc Per Cnso ter up into corners of pan. leav­ 2 lb. melted shortening FEAIHERSTOHE'S MKT. •s.al.f Williams, Prop. ing center slightly hollowed. Let Heat oven to 350 F. Sift to. gcther onto wuxed paper tlit flour, sugar, baking powder, Jerry Brown*. Fruit Jefferson and Mt. Vernon 10E KEE lAUNDRY suit, soda and cinnamon. Add Vegetables, Meats & Vegetable Mkl. ARMOUR STAR walnuts, in mixing bowl, beat CONFECTIONERY egg; add cranberry Beer Jc Wine To Carry Out MMU. Groc.ri... Frait. Sl.nj 34 — Es.l Marital I _- Weekdays S A. M. - 10 P. M Bm * Win. To C.rr, O.I H..r,i a A. M. uUI I P.M. S"x5"x3" lout pun. Sundays 9 A, M. - t P. M. 841 Ml. Vara.. As.. FE. 3325 2 Ib. Average iiuke 350 F. oven 45 minutes. Party Supplies — Domestic T. 1. (Hi.. Tern.. Cool on rack. tt Imsported Champasfnes E»ctll.mt Stt-tic. At NOTE: One teaspoon grated WE DELIVER BARNfTT MOONEY lAUNDRY lemon rind may also be added, Smith's Confectionery Freeh Fi.h • Poultry FRYING CHICKEN WI Gnarllle St. - FE. 1388 89' MS lit. Vot-noa Ave. CIV O. Peas And Carrots MARKET AU Unas ot Laundry Work ^t_t___yt Groceries, Meats, Coar.otlotu Here's a way to vary the us­ Dallj a A. M. to e r. H. OPEN DAILY A SUNDAY Work Clothes A Specialty MILK ual combination of pens and car- EUZABE8 BANSOM aad Rr Mt. Vernoo at 17th 2 STORES 2 VEAL BREAST Ib. 19c Open S.t. TU tl P. M. rots: Add a dash of curry pow­ Columbu,, Ohio GET YOUR CARNATION MILK- der to them, after they are ALMA DEWS. Prop.. cooked and'drained, a« w.ell as OHIO SENTINEL "HEALTHY BABY butter or margarine, salt and CONTEST" ENTRY BLANKS HERE! LARD 2 Ib. 45c COLUMBUS LAUNDRY A DRY CLEANING pepper. MAYHU6H f, SON TO SERVE YOU TRAY PACK HO* Mt. VaranR AT.., CI'., O. 3S1 WASH,H6T0MAVt imm BACON lb. 49c Phone FE. 1011 318 MT. VEENON AVE. FE. 34*1 Family Md Bachelor liuadl.. TIP-TOP CLEANERS HOI Its DAILY 7 A. M. TO I P. M. PEACHES •""• «•**%< 29c "• -www M Now a Complete Line ef — HOURS. Dr spot, BUaki!., Raj-^Ir. Sk .76 Mi. Varna An, Cor., o. The Store With The Friendly Atmosphere — HOURS _ GROUND BEEF3 Ib. *1 Alterations Luncheon Meats . . . Bacon Melt Up and Dsliv.ry Quslity Me.t, and Groceries — Miles M. M.yhagh. Prop. 8 A. M. - 6 P. M. 8 A. M. - 6 P. M. FLORINE RAMSEY. Mgr. *t Sausafe. We Deliver. Hath Liverpool, Cashier Tree Ctty-Wld. DeUnry TOMATOES 2 Wc C. L. RAMSEY. Prop. Oa. Ds, S.r.ic. — fE. 3718 MON. thru THURS. MON. thru THURS. CHUCK ROAST Ib. 39c 8 A. M. - 7 P. M. 8 A. M. . 8 p. M. TAYLOR AVE. FRIDAYS THE COLUMBUS HOME LAUNDRY SPRY 3 lb. ' FRI. and SAT. AND DRY CLEANERS C 8-6 SATURDAYS VELVETTA CHEESE 59c ST.CIAIR CARRY OUT can Cl«an*r. .nd Lannd.rer, of Quality aad Distinction WINE STORE 9 A. M. - 12 NOON A Oa. Stop Clssnio, Ssr.Us e ME SL Clair Are. Columbu, O. FA. 0322 CRISCO FKrawood ?*U Crocerie., Meals, Confection., lea Cream EGGS doz. 45c All Work Doa. At Oar Plant .Wine and Beer to Carry Out 93 tU E. LONG ST. Col.msau, O. FE. Mil 2S0 TAYLOR AVE. Prop. LEON B. BOLDEN THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1«, 19541 Attention all parents of Carnatioa babies in Columbus area ! BUZZES Front The TWOBs

TOBER EVES are definitely here. The sunset sky and the 'sighing of the west winds bring threats of winter. The birds win jn cash are winging their way southward and the leaves that tor long were holden, are falling, crimson and golden in uncounted numbers and quilting the wildflowers slumber. This is truly the autumn oracle.

OUT OF TOWNEKS—John Johnson. Pittsburgh Courier staff­ er ,. . Mrs. Maude Wilson and Mrs. Eva Robinson, mother and Enter your baby's aunt of HosTtense Wilson oi 21st at. . . . Ben Scott. OSU graduate now of Lynchburg, Va., house guesting uith his niece, Charlotte Fish ... Dr. F. Melvin Payne, Cleveland . . . Mrs. Warren Doug­ las, a supervising sociologist at th? Institute for Juvenile Re- ssesrch, Chicago, who was guest speaker at thc Republican Wom­ snapshot" in Carnation's en's rally at the Deshler-Hilton. ' j CHIT CHAT—The "tarl Foleys ate bacV in town after s re-' freshing trek cast . . . O'Connor Holmes just returned from De- j troit where he was a lust nighter at the Hew Earths Kitt play. "Mrs. Patterson." Avon Long was alio in the cast ... If you! First Annual Hometown couldn't lind any of the Wedge Golf club members Sunday, 'twas : because they wore all in Cir.cy attending the golf tournament . . .] What a delicious dinner Alma Jenkins cooked for hubby on his natal day . .-T"The Samuel (Realtor, Hookers entertained Dr. F. Melvin Payne, Cleveland, -with a dinner party . . . Harland Ran-1 dolph bits thc lead in the opera. "Emperor Jones." to be present- ' HEALTHY BABY COHTiST ed at OSU soon .-. . Helen Paxton. Eleanor DeLoache and Raby ! Smith are planning to attend the PTA meeting to he held in Da>- ton . . . Wanda Clemens says that Beatty Center is reserving each If YOUR BABY HAS BEEN FED CARNATION MILK, Friday night as Adult night at the center. .Two activities or the season are free adult piano lessons and an adult choir. Anyone in­ JUST SEND IN ENTRY BLANK BEIOW! terested in either, or both call Fe. 15.S5 . . . Thc Spring St. YMCA Mothers Council'will br h"M to thc Southwestern Dist. Mothers Council, Oct. 16-17. Interesting persons will appear on the pro­ NOTHING TO BUY! NO LETTERS TO WRITE! gram and the parents »re invited. Conference theme is. "The Challenge of Times to Our Youth" ... A new scries opens at St. ENTER NOW-CONTEST CLOSES MIDNIGHT, NOVEMBER 171 Paul AME when an OSU faculty member leads the "fireside OcL . "Communistic Propaganda" will be

CLUB CHATTER—The Tuskegee :lub is havmg a bake sale, Saturday, Oct. 16, at Smallwood grocei y on Ml. Vernon av... begin- ning at & a. m. Mrs. Robert Schlry ,_• lenerai chairman . . . Mary Jsne Fields entertained the Lit-Phy-So club at her home out East- gale way . . . The Community Civic L eague started its fall plans This is your OFFICIAL ENTRY BUNK | e home of Pres. Eunice "rt Alberta Harris was hostess i for < 6 BIG CASH PRIZES IN ALL! fer C-trnati-n's First ARMWI I GREEK NEWS*—The undergraduate chapters of the frats sand 'HEALTHY BABY CONTEST" I sororities are starting off the season with get-togethers. The Del­ tas had their "ice breaker ' at the Lincon ballroom: the AKAS at FIRST PRIZE $300.00 the Masonic building: the Alphas at the Dukes and Duchesses clubhouse .. Alpha Beta Sigma chapter of Delta met at the home of Fairy Burrell and plans are really progressing for thc Janet SECOND PRIZE $100.00 Collin* recital to be held at East High. Nov. 12. Be sure to secure your tickets now . . . Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity is sponsoring a THIRD PRIZE $25.00 FIFTH PRIZE $25.00 cultural evening Oct. 20 at the Columbus Art Gallery. Scribe R. FOURTH PRIZE $25.00 SIXTH PRIZE $23.00 Bassnett will be guest soloist. • (jttnatioij _ZOM sSt*U_ All yon do to win is fill out entry blank below, and enclose Bells Tn Celebrate 50th Annivert-. ry Sunday, Oct. IT a recent "snapshot." of your baby. Winning babies will be CONTtST RULES Mr. and Mrs. \V. D. Bell. 320 fne n 1P selected on the basis of healthy appearance, sunny disposi­ m Sunday. Oct. 17. Mr BeU S, Wheatland av.. Columbus, will P- tion, and cute personality. celebrate their 50th wedding an- rj ' e r ol^he^Semmei's* no*." Final judges will sbeprominen t local citizens selected by t b* ir-ompiaiti! sy nivesrsary with an open house for e(jiti r. William Bell. this newspaper. Watch for their names, as well as for other contest news, in this paper. Only babies in this area are eligible. The $500.00 priw EVAPORATED? tapabot." p«r»oni.Jur. money must be paid to Uie proud parents of six local "Goodbye Mr.Cold" babies...one of them esan easily she yours.! • hraithT bv pritif This First Annual "Healthy Baby Contest** for local par­ MILK t it* tt( sold trom Mail Entry Blank and "5n*#s*or* today to: ents and babies is brought to you by Carnation, the world's • & INCRtASCD-MC S^.VJN"! leading brand of evaporated milk...the milk recosmmended First Asstfll CARNATION HEALTHY MIT CONTEST | .' building oil plu by doctors everywhere. P.O. Box ra. waa (Ml Haa to MT. thc ministry, Anna B. Jones, S32 Ev2nd . Baptist Sunday school, Colum- guest spenkcr at 8 p.m. - If we let ourselves be control* as. We must net fall te reeog- was ***** R*eveB' ^W s* •and •*•» bus, served iu, annual fellowship The men's chorus will be fea­ Tho youth choir furnished Dresenii-o m u icciurc on The Rachel -DuvaU, 458 H. Ohio av., dinner at the church Sunday, tured along with guest musi- devil. Put D before evil and we sake to forgive ear Role of the Family Physician «* SSW^JS immediately following morning Virgir have devil, which are the same, wa de have thtm, aad help aa In Community Health." Mra. ££• £"!?W125SS 15? e_\\_l\ ******** Rosbcrt D. Baker Is chairman To do evil is to do as the devil to Uve the We that Is expected Fannie Eddings presided. jingles, ^ N?Q»m'pion a"?; The lower auditorium of the Sunday, Oct. 17, at 3 p. ra­ ond Joseph Gentry and Dorcus > do. ef as, to create in us a clean Claytor co-chairmen in charge Pre-Women's day tea will bo RuascH> AtcConncll, 385 White- church was tilled and a turkey the pastor will preach at heart, and renew a rightspiri t of tho committee. an event ot Oct. 17 in the new thorne av.; Wayne Goings, 278 dinner was served the atten- Adam and Kve sold them- wlthta us. Triedstone Baptist. Me will be JOHNNIE II. FRANKLIN dining room of the church, s. Wayne av., and Ellison danU. Mrs. Marguerite Colwell selves to Satan, er the.devil, • • • Spearheading plana are Mea* Moore, 511 N. Ohio av, . . . Sym- rA ompanled hy the senior was mistreas of ceremonies and Of outstanding Interest to mu­ hy doing aa he wanted then Jesus was wounded for our cnolr, senior ushers and mem- dames Mary Hill, Pearl Lem- pathy is expressed to Leonard „,,_,, sic lovers la the Columbu.*; area 'Chat'Series i Therefore, we all must transgressions. Ho was bruised ons. Berta Wright, Clcssie Fer- Holland, Sr., in thc death of his *f* Mary Seals is supervisor, is thc presentation, of Johnnie suffer for their wrong doing, ' iniquities. The chastise- ris, Fannie Eddings, Elsie brother in W. Virginia and Howard Franklin, dramatic so­ Satan became their master of upon Washington, Odessa Allen, Wil- the Woodward family in On Monday asnd Tuesday, Oct prano, in a recital of classical Instead of God, whs had made Him and His stripes la Henry and Misss Vivian Ford, death ot Charles Woodward. 18-19, the Deborah Missionary und sHf-n-d music at Shiloh Bap- Begins Sunday theni and to whom they really are healed. (las. 53:5.) He Arna Boatempt , librarian. When loyal colored cltiiens of Balti­ sSociety will hold its unnual full list, Sunduy, Oct. 11, at 7:30 sfeclonred. They had manifested to take away our «MH more, presented him with book 90 years a [o,—Lincoln said: bazaar at the church. Displayed Satan aU their Uvea and then sins. In Him is no sin. (John -THE HUH.I-:: the best gilt God ban (Wen to man." Thai U the will be handcraft in aprons and The offerings of Ihe accom­ At St. Paul die, without any hope ot ano- 3:5-8,) Blanche Reeves Featured theme for 14th annual observance of Nat'l Bible week, spon­ exclusive needlework in various plished artist will include "Con­ One direct purpose of the in­ Twtemm The first of a scries of "fire­ sored by l.jrm-n's Nal'l Committee, Inc., week of October 18. styles. In addition there will be sider und Hear Me," by Wool- carnation of Jesus was through side chats" will be held at St. home eanned goods, home baked er; "Ride On, Jesus," by Dctt; nd death. He might destroy shim, In 'Musical Portraits' Paul AME, Columbus, Sunday hit yarn need esshfof goods, what-not table and fish­ "Get Away Jordan," by Mc- the devil, that had the power of evening, Oct. 17, at 7 o'clock. ing pond. Time is 7 p. m. Mrs. Dade; "To Lo Sai," hy Torelli; in his sad condition, -ond Jesus death. (Heb. 2: By RUBY D. LOSEAR serving beginning at II "Love Has Eyes," by Bishop offered to leave Heaven, and It u CommtmmtJtil "Communistic Propaganda" God Is not alack concerning Mrs. Blanche Reeves, elocu- ™} ?^.**Z*!VS.* '****** ond "A Spirit Flower," by Tip­ and ham dinner Saturday, Oct^ Rev. Lawrence Chairs Meet will be the topic of discussion, come to this earth, and bring Ills promise, and His dealing tionist, will spotlight ton. Accompanying her ot the Salvuti » i .~s_*....i.. »~,« "A *t the church. Delivery led by a' member of thc faculty mankind by giving i, but. He la long s«f- CHICAGO.-" planning committee of the Nat'l Council On piano will be Mra. Dorothy o( Ohio State university. His lire for life. Jesus firing" to u 'and not willing m of musical portraits spon- -' available.- . Mrs. *-Helenj .Commonwealth, Intercultural Rel. is will meet on the campus of tlie University Crockett. bought us back after we sold sored by the Office Guild of Hord is chairman and Mrs. Su- Music will be furnished by the that any should perish, but ot Chicago, Nov. 26-28 > make final arrangements tor the 10th un- A licensed evangelist, Mrs. Caldwell Temple AME Zion, Co- Burks is unit president . . . young people's choir of Wheat­ that aaU of us should nimbus, sSunday, Oct. ^^ kshop. The annual session will be held in Franklin wos trained ot Lud- bought with reptnta. A lemon social is to be held byj To Honor Ministers land Av. Methodisrt, assisted by (2 Peter 3:9.) He N. York City in December. Chairman for the Chicago meeting is wig college, St, sLouis and Lin­ the life'of Jesus. (I Cor. 6:19, p. m. at the church. A reception \\St'"a'*c.r.u.'Ztr.~ »ing Oct., thc youth choir of St, Paul. said, "I have ne pleasure In L Hev. George Lawrence, a member of the Council's Board of Di: XENIA. — Members of the coln university, Jefferson City, 20; J Peter 1:18, 19.) 111! WtoW. . . ma IJM H- S"IU"I?MS .U Mr.. C.rri. Eastend Ministerial Council and Mo. the death of him that dieth, The lx>ard will also i The service wiU sbefollowe d This was-the only way that iJEL""".' J"kV£..*;"!S.S^i* William, i. pre.id.nt. their wives will be guests of torn yoasrsselves aad live." She studied professionally al by u sociul hour in the church honor at the onnuut recital of E. Jesus could redeem us, so that Esc. 18:32.) Juitliard sgchool ol Music und dining room. Thc public is in­ Main St. Christian in tlie audi­ He that heareth and thirsteth cessions. At 4 p. m., Pierre academy, N. York City. vited to nttencD Columbus, O, 188 E. MAIN ST. torium of the church Sunday, come, and take the water of life Bolden of Cincinnati * The 100 voice chorus at the re­ Centenary Methodist Oct, 17, ut 8 p. m. Each guest Mrs. Charles DeLoache Is freely. (Rev. 22:17.) » cr for Fellowship set cent Nat'l Baptist convention in MILLfsR'S FURNITURE STORE will receive an appreciation chairman of the program corn- St. Louis was under her dircc- Church Of Christ Cafeteria gift und sit in a designated pew. Complete Lino' ef died Furniture snd Bags Mrs. i Washers, Sewing Machines^ 472 S. WASHINGTON AVE. CA. 4-0598 Theme of the recital is "Ca­ Sunday, Oct. 17, Rev. T. H. )n Columbus left Saturday for Monro- l EASY TERMS FREE DEUVERY No More Hines, pastor. Centenary Meth- The Best In Home Cooked Food thedral Echoes," directed by is being sponsored by the Nurs* Ants! , Liberia, for n two months' j WE BUY AND SELL . odist, Columbus, will speak from Lunches And Evening Meals es' Corps of Shiloh. A silver of- To rid your home of onU;, i them, will hear the cho- visit ORDERS OVER $5.00 DELIVERED feeing will be taken al the close simply sprinkle oil of pcnnyioy- i subject, "All Unrightness Is say, "Blessing, and honor, Recently, during the Sunday Sin.' will be by of the recital. ol in the places infested by then. and glory, and power, be unto ermediate Sunday Specialty - Fried Chicken Dinner a E. S. Maxbcrry, Miss Shihh Baptist Chuich j MBS. B. II. FORD, Proprielreu CA. 1-3593 11 A. M. (Continued Church ColumU.. OoaO Rubic K, Hall, Miss Georgia School for Children) Small Woods, Mrs. Florentine Walker, Church School: 9:16 A. U. Miss CarletU Jenltins, Miss Ce­ ti P. M. Baptist Training Mt. Veraon at Hamilton — Columbus, O. celia Kerr . . . Friday. Oct. 13, Union — Full Time Program Morning Worship. 10:46 A. M at 8:30 p. m., Miss Juanita | of Christian Education Evening Worship. 7:46 P. h\ Saunders will be hos3tcsss to THE HAWKINS Community Playground C F. JENKINS business meeting of Unit 4 65 N. MONROE AVE. FE. 4815 7:30 P. M. Worship the home of the William UU j Music by Five Choirs Thursday, October 21,1945 Columbu., 0!,io MlaUtM lards, 1175 E. Rich sU . . . Wtth| We Welcome Old and New Patron* 1 Transient Guest Welcomed 8P.M. We Continue to Render the Same Exclusive, RELIGIOUS TRAINING INSTITUTE Visit Next Sunday Efficient Service MtOhvei baptist tburcu 1047 E. LONG ST. COLUMBUS, O. DON'T MISS THESE EXPERTS IN GOSPEL MUSIC! "NO CREED BUT CHRIST" Courses la Call For Reservations CA. I CHRISTIAN EDUCATION (OME EARLY AM) GET A GOOD SEAT! OXFORD MANOR For 0 A. M. • The Church at Study 10:45 A. M. • Tbe Church at Private Rooms and Bath — Worship — 6 P. M. • Boptist Reasonable Rates — 24 Hour Service Ministers — Christian Workers Training Union — 7:30 P. M. . James W. Parrish, Minister Transient — Permanent Room* Sunday School Teachers — Missionaries Tbe Church at Worship Zack Rutherford, Chairman Deacon Board NATHAN (NATE) GREEN, Proprietor ENROLL NOW I*. J. Faulkner, Chairman Trustee Board 96 LEXINGTON AVE. Columbus, O. FAirfax 7021 THE OHIO SENT1NE1 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16. tjtjt SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16, 19S4 THE OHIO SENTINEL SEC. 2—PACE 13 Citizens Group Backs Tracy UL Among Agencies Aided The Sentinel's Local And National Viewpoint By United Appeal Funds EDITORIAL SECTION Br NORMA WAI.I In all Columbus community of Km UA is the key opening Speaking of Politics . J-

\a_sy step, attempt to repeal or to modify Sen. Rulo 22, so ns to make it Space will not permit pie nnd organi/at..—-. though th. Cleveland law has possible to shut off a filibuster- I of on UA for the whole of full enforc-i Sen. Burke hrsltated momen­ the pledge nual income is the Colum had been tikd tarily and advised us that de­ thing, Indicates very readers may be able to bon League, an agency through confci butes can be ahut csff under tho strongly that he wasn't whole­ accurately evaluate the two par­ present rule. heartedly ln accord with tbe ties' FEP promises, we're print­ activities of runny Sentinel apparently ghost written ing below one tm portant sen­ is' Committee bf Dayton, non partisan group in­ After we pointed out the fact i-itio :,t..t-iiunt, lie said, "I think that it requires a two-thirds vote speech which be delivered at tence, from each plotform. terested la good government, has given Its endorsement to third its well defined of the entire Senate membership the convention. Republicans;. term csndidacy of State Treas. Roger W. Tracy. This was dis­ be consistent with my actions In Cleveland, If the right to'closp a filibuster, he said: "I And more than that, the "We pledge ourselves to en­ closed this weeh by Charles J. Francis, Dayleu rest estate brok­ ich plsnnlng snd paperwork must precede the execution speech didn't even fit his per. courage fair employment prac­ Urban league project. Here, Andrew Freeman, emccn- In the FEPC bill In brought to a vote think I would favor modifying er, chairman of the committee which embraces the NAACP, In the Senate." the rule to sonic extent." sonallty. tices." Frontiers' clnh. Urban League, PTA, together with business snd . Ave. League also endeavors t flirt SI Ohi* Features cover and interpret comi Burke, fighting lt Out T«tophoav FE 3414 Cong. George H. Bender, *.. | *: • > • i . .- - ..• :_> -ii libili* t-S to each other." publican, for the remainder Dr. Walker In the area of vocational Sen., Mrs. Lehman RRE56E PLUMBING (0. uidanee. Information In made ' liable regarding jobs. Donale To Drive tsing the convenlloi "' trends,' trslning and quatlfh t of Unit- the Republicans for thcii s chosen lor the cov- lions snd a limited imoi - N. CORK—Son nd Mil Appeal dete: failure to take : Oc tuber number of counseling Is provided. bcrt Lehman las is of the Urban League pro- form stand UNESCO Courier, a special issue cause the Urban League uted #1000 to' the "-Fight im. If the campaign is good, .n the American Negro. Ue* thsl other comnt freedom" campaign of the NA- the result in a RiVod tool and a agencies are designed exp ACP. The campaign, initiated better program. If the campaign Oac The publication, official organ last year, seeks to rid America (ails, which I don't expect it to nation and *• d... . this and • advocate compliance with the VVrrck.nj 4 the United Nations Education­ law through the use of compul­ al, Scientific and Cultural Or­ -*the« Mil h FOR SAIE . 2 Vacationers .cipation pro- budget sory provisions." ganization, heralds the Negro's This statcmcht was borne out Omad Ta, S«ii • Waol.,al. progress in less than a century when the convention adopted a sod EtUU f ther Have Situation pi sink pledging Loaded and Dclisrrcd • MARITAL ONKIP TRACINC • INVESTIGATION FEPC legislation containing full al phen i erf < al ' powers of education and ade­ 2300 Mock Road Well In Hand quate enforcement provisions. He also hit a true note when . ELMER PARKER CAPITAL DETECTIVE AGENCY he said the Democrats' FEPC 492^Arm.tronf St. side in Columbus. BONDED AND COMMISSIONED plank would ~bc considerably stronger than the feeble civil PATROL CARS - UNIFORMED OFFICERS rights provision approved by the Bicycle T|res snd Suppf.es GUARD AND WATCHMAN SERVICE FA. 1674 GOP convention. Ssharpening of Lewnmowers, However, the stand he took Scissors snd Knives Not energetic Boston' business- Seminary Names Jackson 'Man Of The Year* Be Informed— All Kinds of Keys Made ' ian Kivle Kaplan. - Blcyeles for Rent Kaplan, national co-chairman Indicate NASHVILLE — The president This news is A feature article points out snd develop the seminary." Read The Sentinel EV. WW - 90 8. OHIO AVE. of the NAACP's life membership wasn't as strong for FEPC as )f the National Baptist Conven- current issue .that Dr. Jackson "brought fi­ The goal was realized this year Columbus. O. be i retrnde.l to be In bis lion. U.S.A., Inc., Dr. J. H. Jack- lished by the nancial aid to the school when in five months, under direction WALCUTT speech. tt wss greatly needed." of Dr. Ralph W. Riley, seminary for At the press conference, when lt halls the Nat'l Baptist president, who served as chair­ PROBATE JUDGE asked what his position would be convention's president for man, and Primrose Funches, co- DWVEWAY CONTRACTORS in regards to enactment of a fed­ launching the successful $50,- Election November 2. I9S4 eral FEPC law, Burke, former 000 campaign to "stsrengtben five term Cleveland mayor, was The Nat'l Baptist con ASPHALT — CEMENT Homer Tr.Dth.m, (hum. extremely wishy-washy in his re- $51),« STONE each year for, thc nex Rorfsclnr • Repairing 17 tt. Hich St.. Columbus, Ohi. years, earmarked for the Ai Sea line Triumph Shriners Display New Uniforms lean Baptist Theological * | nary in Nashville.

X| GEORGE B. MARSHALL REESE & SONS • FE. 7277 Mr. Woodward I0O«| E. LONG ST. IF NO ANSWER CALL Succumbs At COLUMBUS. O. FErnwood 4516 IUDGE White Cross COMMON PLEAS COURT ^^^J Charles II. Wodward. 45. 1339 BUI Says Kent St., Columbus, died unex­ GEORGE B. MARSHALL is snd S^HF ;___i!SlM——W pectedly Wednesday at While Now/is tbe time to do that will be: Cross hospital. remddeling ... or repair Job A lifelong resident ofColum- you'v* been plannlog. A Job IMPARTIAL CAPABLE bus, Mr. Woodward was"in em­ well pUnned U a Job well HONEST FAIR ployee of N. American Aviation done. Let an experienced Non-Partisan Ballot contractor do it. We soc­ m w^^| Wm_: ialise la remodetiog, repair. Nov. 2, 1954 ptastrr, cement, stuceo, car- pen try and designing, ('all Shriners of Triumph Temple No. 1, Columbus, display their new uniforms as they prepare to for estimates. MARSHALL lor Judge Comm. __\W Robert W. Newlon. Chmn. \W__t_m\ __M leave for Chicago Cor the Nat'l '.rand Lodge of F and AAY Masons meeting, Oct. 9-1$. Front the Chicago Negro Chamber WIU1AM BELL - GENERAL CONTRACTOR Services were held Satur­ row, from left; A. H. Howie (in dark robe), R. L. Shern, potentate. A. J. Mllner. M. Hlgbwar- of Commerce, and country's K. G '.Mmr mmm day from Mrs. D. A. Whittaker den, C. A. Sawyer, II. Bullock, L. Owens, B. Swan and W. Laughlnghouse. Secuml row: James only Negro ice cream manu­ 741 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. — Columbu., O. Itlihurd Kunify, Treas. __[___ and Sons chapel with Rev. J. D. Nooks, Benjamin F. Ross, D. Hubbard, N. Anderson, L. Shorter and C. Prunty. Third row: T. 1- facturer, will be host to na­ CApital 1-1989 Howell officiating. Brosd St. Cols., ____\\\___M Boddie, M. C. Pettway, J. Snow. L. N. Burton, A. W. Cbllds and H. King. Fourth row, A. Carr, tion's business leaders in Chi­ B. D. Pettway, N. Bradley, R. Shanklln, C. Fialejr and R. Porter.—Pierce Photo. cago, from Oct. 18*22. SEC. 2—PAGE IE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1954 THC OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY. OCTOBER .«. IU4 SEC. >—PAGE I THE OHIO SENTINEL

The Sentinel hales people who pii.h other people arouadl* L .. Amusements EDITORIALS Among 'Holiday On Ice' Stars "This above all, to thine own self be true; and it shall follow as night the day thou canst not then he false to any msn."—Shakespeare. . - „ Speaking Of Policy LUK ARK deeply grateful to the Chicago Defender for do- ing a piece in its "Nat'l Grapevine" column recently which we think accomplished something we haven't been able to accomplish succe.isfulty for going on six yearn.

That something is an adequate explanation tu readers of this newspaper uf the fact that we are, and choose to remain, an independent organ in the political sense. At the outset The Sentinel declared that it would not indulge in the luxury of running editorial endoraements of political candidates—that the average voter was just as intelligent as the average editorial writer with an ax to grind and therefore as capable of making up his mind as to how and why to vole at* we are. We've stuck with that policy through eyerv election including and sin"-" **-""**•"«••»*ber- 1949IM m , bu•«••t• iJ-ar**i - • lor to keep the prom an it is for many of < veil i ing readei fraii from disbelieving it.

Perhaps .ouch a policy in iuelf is unique to the degree DAVE BRCBKCK that, regardless of what Ihe public reads, it just cat;", di­ gest the idea. Or perhaps*-, as the .saying goes, many of our readers just can't see the forest for the trees. A HltM HAND Will CONVINCE THE WORLD OF OUR SINCERITY Ellington Headlines Star ssk. IO.I. .-al.,,,.,, at "Honda, oil 1«" .potllfnt. Un I"« .nd «llllly at such wUUad- Which is why we are indebted to the Defender for •M L^E^SSaVaSS «».,..,. raT.aar, op.as.n~; jMNtoJ^Jja the following (hy way of explanation John B. Combs is Program At Memorial Hall grounds Coliseum, Friday, Oct.. 22. Advance tickets are on sale at ne a ion s <™ one of The Sentinel's editorial policymaWrs): High. . -f . "John B. Combs is managing editor of The Ohio rcheatra, p! Sentinel. A hard working, unobtrusive pipe smoker, he's pro •••ill i. tbe kind of newsman who likes to stick to the facts and mortal hall. _Col u put principle sbefore profit. He's a Republican, likes to day, Oct. 18, for say about himself: 'I'm a newspaperman, but I'm an performance. Oih-. CLUB REGAL American citizen first, a Negro and a Republican, and ja-tx concert will include Present. For Your Post-Game »nd Weekend ray interests come in just that order.' Dave' Brubeck, Gerry M Enjoyment und Sl.in Oelz quintets. "When thc picture of Gov, Lausche and GOT. Tal­ viduul who has The Sensational Vocal Starlet. . . . madge with the story first came across his desk, be re­ good for the public but, much rl.ir' breeds and eventually Ellington, was born in fused lo use it, buried it in the files and only dug it out too often, others are forgotten ington.^D. C. He rejected who have nifldo equally impor­ ly, Billy Askins, "Sully" Solo­ crime Is born. NANCY JEW to show a visiting journalist. Recently some ch -scholarship ut Pratt ir tant contributions. mon and many others credit for pl«y piano in several "Combs is the newsman who dug up the story on There is one group which has contributing to good crlizvnship bf.'iin I" help boy >ho bias in the State Employment Service, but his complete in those young men? WILSON ~ PARKER version is a lot different than thc one ... to the effect Some or these men have suf­ This in one ol the most forward Two Genuinely Delightful and Escilmg Stylist. that the governor is winking at .discrimination. fered the rode ridicule of goody- steps among churches lately for "Combs got a report that - white employment Eoodies but they, in their subtle it means that many more learns cotnisselor had asked an employer whether he Wanted way, have (Mil more good cit"i~ and that many more learns Negro or white applicant* for a job. He checked the ZJJIS into the family fabric of thi* means the"Ipbsorbtion of that SAMMY HOPKINS & HIS AU-STAR COMBO story, found it was true, made a report to the head of many more boys from nothing- • the agency. About, two weeks later Combs got a cell feiees and reformers. lo-do and Rive them something lulled the Kentucky Club, from* the department head saying he was going to sus­ You see. by helping the boys for, berth the o-m the city's jn//. enthu- pend the offending counselor. to Get their equipment (or werc spreading glbwing Every Tuesday Kvenlng ta "Combs said he thought a reprimand would be ghmes, the must appealing in­ Rochesfer-Benny In 17th Season Jam Session St Amateur Nlte enough, but a few days later when the incident trickled terest to a young man besides u In The Newly Remodeled date with u girl, they kept tho In 1927 he W k Benny radio-video show to Sunda ELBOW ROOM down to thc governor's office, the department head got' youths' minds on the more desir­ ton Club, then Melody Room an abrupt order from Gov. Lausche to suspend the lending night ctwork marked 17th consecutive year pub- able activities of leisure time. bodies for training pro- ious antics of Benny and his general faeto- Most of the young men helped s take the boys out- of the Ko.-hr-.trr> Anderson. Besnny has-been heard over by the group named above most t traffic- ofjColumbus night 772 E. long SI. Col's We'd say that Mr. Combs* political attitude is prett> 23 years without a break, x record unmatched in r Reservations needed it for Ihey were no long­ ill reputation. tenure. Shown are the Bcnny-Rochesler much the editorial attitude of the newspaper which em er in school where they could FAirfax 0469 ploys him—call the shots as we see 'em and let the chip: on their opening program of the 19M-55 fall where they may whether the malefactors be Re pub Theyc rlei- s* doubts that there In Hollywood, Ellir ball field practicing—or at a i athletic clusbs M-vt-ii.1 dims, unhid bar. Old Reliable or 740, etc . into Beatty C*J In The Sky." kept them in the betlei ' chan­ or Sunduy after The Duke i%->ne ol OPEN FOR BUSINESS Welcome Mothers Council nels of interests. l nUrr Management Ot THE SOUTHEASTERN Dist. Mothers Council c Look xt the sums that Sully Uilliral (BOB) CHRISMON Saturday, Oct. 16, at Columbus' Spring St. YMCA. It is a signal honor to the city of Columbus that it has been The late 49s saw the rise and Ttie Musicians' Hayea chosen as the ^ite of this conference. I have been In Colum but maiasstay of an athletic com­ Offering a dynamic program geared to the needs of a only a abort while and cannot bine, under the moniker It* DANCE rapidly changing world, the organization displays a de­ begin to rover the list of spon­ AC, that had a better repula. awakened to needs for support DOWNBEAT CLUB ROOM gree of equilibrium not often found in our present society. sors for young mea athletic tion here a bouts than Ihe and encouragement of boys town's minor learue baseball nowadays, those pioneers like S2 N. Garfield Ave. In selecting "The Challenge of Times to Our Youth" be di.srrret to talk team, but who ever railed Billy Asahu, Sully. Novelty Bsr, Old Reliable, 740, Belmont Columbu.,' O. The MERRY MAKERS Present aa focal point of conference sessions, the Mothers Council lixaUoas and same Drungold on the phone and , but I'll have to show my said to him,- "Nice goinc la Club. Vernon TaUoring and indicated an admirable perception to the conditions affect­ ignorance of good column 'li­ what you are doing"? the I.VA—I think the VFW and ing the well being of young people. quet and call off some names. Men Uke him and Otto Beat­ the American Legion were in This perception is coupled with a courageous and ob­ Many a good, upright young there once or twice la former ty and Tim Treadwell have . Be Informed — Read The Sentinel COOTIE WILLIAMS jective attitude made evident by meeting the problems family man and church-going been Uke the unsung heroes— years—deserve untold praise. COOTIE WILLIAMS arising, or likely to arise, from these conditions squarely. citlsea can remember when he the ones to catch a lot of harsh When the trained persons Very impressive is the degree/of youth participation was wearing jackets with the dealing with delinquency sit la HIS TRUMPET & ORCHESTRA i the programs. of Lane-Askins, Sally's by the goody-goodies but who pubUc mass meetings to talk have done more good than all ever ways of lowering It, they ought to invite some of those COLISEUM AT BEAUTIFUL Aa you go into this conferenceice,, >v*fiicw"hich clearly i the others put together. TICKETS NOW Club or- Old Reliable letters What dt>cs ihr community do pioneers to sit la with them. quire much spirit, thought and planning, we congratulate across the back. to encourage the programs 1 have not wanted to exclude you and offer our best wishes for a fruitful meeting. That meant that the men that have helped so much In any of those helpful pioneers. HOLIDAY $1.65 Adv. $2 Al Door back ot lhe-,e businesses bad diminishing leanings towards VALLEY DALE BALLROOM helped some athletic team along hy supplying the uni­ ONICEOF * t' ," i."..'.' ,. li.' On sale at Belmont. Fl«- OBSERVATION forms and equipment for the the |g| question for, other than •f who has helped. mingo. L.V.A.. C. St R. Grill, team. Eaeh of those trams a mere mention of the names But I do believe that aU H55 Skyline, and by members mt •The Tear et Oar Lord 11W4 has te Uve la history because it was made up of a group of by sportswrilers, I doubt U should be lauded to the skies ,11. tlHU.KS SurflLU SUNDAY, OH. 31 • 10-2 Merry Makers Club. young men who could have . contains those days when a hums-- being first ran the four min­ anyone, hi responsible position, for they, 1 repeat, have made • COLUMBUS, OHIO gone one way er another ia cl- has ever said thanks for the real, worthwhile contribution to­ mcn-ii.,.? a sun. MMI—IJMJM..M.»» SUNBURY ROAD ute mile aad See McCarthy raised Us hand In a public place tin-uihip but those business­ encouragement given the boys. wards the creation of many of I MAI. UT. OCT. |a-lJIMJMJt*lt aad swore to tell the whole truth."—Murrsr Keanptoa, N. York men made it possible tor those the city's good young citizens hoy group* to continue to do SEC. a—PAGE 16 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY. OCTOBER 16. ISgt SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16. 19S4 THE OHIO SENTINEL

ANrSHtUfsRtrWlttHlAIIOfc Debra Terry Is Baby Contest Winner TIPPIN' INN CAFE Inquiring Reporter' Is DAVE ANTHONY'S 79S Mt Varooa Ava. Cols, O. VUH Oai'Nnr Loaf Bar Featured By Gary's With WAX WORKS . Fin, Food - BXr - Wine Opem Dsil; S A M. . 1 A M. WCOL's Foland As Emcee irly for Christmas songs but rcaUy it's later than you think. UJie Jiii], This Doggett recording is a little different from Uie rest in that It lfyles R. '"land emcees an Friday and 1 p.m. Saturday ov­ features only the Hammond organ, QUALITY FOOD SHOP 'Inquiring Beoorter" show dai- er WCOL AM FM directly from solo. Just the organ No. 1 * 2 y, 12:15 p.m. Monday through Gary's Jewelers, 3 E. Sate st. ln the land. The album Includes Ut Ml. V.raoa Arc FA t*M several old favorites done up in *tA«Ue J.\JI&i\., 'the words. Flip side is modem style including "How GOOD FOOD $600 Claim Granted another Christmas song, "Win­ Deep Is the Ocean," "Between Prepared la Bam. Style ter Wonderland." "Christmas" the Devil and the Deep Blue The Uesi la Bar-a-9, CaUl, XENIA— City Commissioner visit the store during the show. THE SHOW HUST GO ON!— After the SUn Kenton concert last is a slow sleepyhead tempo Sea" und "Intermezzo." For imes T. Herry, administrator Club activity announcements * Wednesday night your'writer and a few of my favorite cronlea some rcul pretty' playing dig of the estate of bis 11 year old can be made personally on "In­ occupied our regular back booth at the Skyline for our nightly Charlie's tenor and Williams' llrs.'ll A. M. - 1 A. M. daughter Mary Elizabeth, has quiring Reporter." cottce-gabfest and to rehash the present state of theatrical affairs band as they do "My One and been authorised by Probate in Bronzeville, The consensus of opinion was that show bit: ia a p roaches, Judge W. B. McAllister to settle dead duck on the local scene, but my argument was (and ia) that the people of our town are a lot smarter and show wise nowadays "CAT FRUIT," Tiny Brad* claim for $600 against Msrs. shaw. UsuaUy, Brodahaw's re­ D1DJA KNOW THAT — Roy Debra Terry was named winner of thc baby contest held In connection with the benefit tea Mary V. Harria of Cedarville, in BURKE'S PLACE and will support any attraction if it's entertaining, appealing and Hamilton, wflo sings "em so-o-o sponsored Sunday by the Progressive Ass'n lor the 31gbUcss, Columbus. Other contestants were top drawer. leases fall Into the following pat­ M00NGL0W GRILL the death of the child Sept S. IOI7 NORTH STH ST. tern: He puts out a really good pretty, wa* at one time a**pretty Electors McDanlcis, Margaret Horten, Carta Tinsley, Anita Meadows, Theresa Crown, Michael Under New Management WHISKEY THERE WAS A TIME when the bookers could bring in any hoiiK .• rocker, then follows a Hargrove and Richard Matthews, all of whom arc shown with their mothers. Standing center la Single. — Doubles inferior attraction, give it the usual funfare and carnival tyspo string of mediocre stuff, another Mr*.--Grace Mltchem, chairman.—Tiniley Photo. Southside Columbus' Most PARADISE CAFE Boor. Win., Food ballyhoo ond the crowds would flock to it like birds flying south good L\ another string of' bad for the winter, but now it's like the old saying, "Ion can't fool all stuff-and so it goes. Well, this Beautiful Spot 878 Mt. Vernon Ave. of the people all of the time/' Consequently the promoters killed "Cat Fruit" is thc beginning of WHISKEY • BEER thc goose that wus laying the golden egg. With thc advent of tele­ a new cycle, a really good Legal Beverages - Food WINE Manhattan (lub Kitchen vision, 3-D und Cinemascope, John Q. Public is now a hip cot and It's typical Tiny, you sknow, off push the big Good Food Served * will not succumb to the okey-dokc if thc deal isn't straight. ond on, stop and go, etc. Flip bands into the spoUight they 1973 PARSONS AVE. Opea 11 A. M. 'lit 1 A. M. side tiUcd "Stack of Dollars' once held. Dan Terry Short Order. • Saodwichee MORE WORDS AND MUSIC—Coning attractions we are con­ nothing—period. If you like Tiny Capital Recording Co.'s contrl SPECIAL TRADE-IN OFFER! Cart Patalevtch, Propo. "8AIXT" HUFF. M«r. vinced will pull John Q. away from bis comfortable scut in front tough, you'll get your money' to the push—and i Rood of tho TV will be the Duke Ellington-Dare Bmbeck-Gerry Mulli- contribution it is. Thi — -—- tao-Stan Gets concert ut Memorial hall next Tuesday evening; swings smooth and clean _ Master showman Larry Steele und his fabulous "Smart Affairs of Tci-ry's trumpet out front. The '55" at thc Lincoln ballroom for u three day cabaret stand Nov. 5, "OPEN HOLS E," Charlie band Is thc Bay Anthony type 0, 7; Uie lavish "Holiday On Ice" Oct. 22 through the 31st at the except that the solos QQ For Your Old Washer on a Coliseum, and the Lckstlue-Pcgey Lee package slated for M-hall Ventura. An LP album—named rdJ'A'VAM-Vi after Ventura's night club in and i l boys give with Nov. 10. So you can see the promoters ure making a strong pitch kick. MICKEY'S GRILL to gwt back in tbe good graces of the public with such stellar at- Philly, the Open House. "Open House" ia a collection of eif* * !, "Teen Age: BARBECUE Pin VILLAGE TAVERN a parting shot to my cronies in the back booth we npleof why Terry has 40 I u lot of life in li'vilk: for sthe next few weeks so tunes with Ventura fcotured NEWNORGE RIBS • CHICKCN 1X19 MT. VERNON AVE. Home Cooked Foods ;ral music und purchase your advance tickets lo th© bass, baritone, alto and te: sfierring the Peoplt In and WE SPECIAL* /£ IN parude of solid Jul;,. saxophone. One side of the PORK lOIW • HAM -Around Poindexter Villa**. RED HOT CH1U bum features Charlie and his EER. WINE - GOOD FOOD BETWEEN YOU S, ME—Thc local gendarmes arc giving spe- quartet. Thc other side features ' WOODCOOKED '!>.<• 7 A. M. . Clot, t P. It ciul attention to parked cars in shady ureus on thc Kastside, Or­ Charlie's horn backed by the big FRANK WESS LP—Wcss ^ CHESTER E. WHITE, Opr. ders have been issued to pick up suspicious characters and the bund of George WUllams, one of selected in Down Beat's sect CLOTINE'S like making parked cars their hcudquurtcrs. Thc latest catch in thc rising young jazz orchestras annual critics' poll as the i CHICKEN SHACK the in1! was a well known couple found sound asleep in a car TAYLOR & E. Sth Aves. MC W. Goo-dale St. parked in back of Pierce's photo studio, rcur of Hamilton St Long. PYTHIAN GRILL Tbe Finest In Were they surprised when John Law not too gently uroused them SATISFY HER MOST dence of why he waa so select­ FE. 3438 V»ri«tf oi sssssfwis&a., . Bint Cooked Foods with his night stick. Thc charge will be indecent exposure ... It SECRET DESIRE ed He's backed up by a lot of DAVE GOODMAN, Mgr. was hot news lust week when thc local notorious cnlreprcneuse Learn bow to delight your wife good musicians, too. There's •<— NEW LOCATION -* was subpenaed into court along with several of her painted dolls. with a prolonged vitality that First House West Open 24 Hoars Dally Urbie Green on trombone—an- sao MT. VERNON AVE. It will-be u loud bombshell of scandal never before heard in this adds pleasure and excitement to • 1954 Down Beat award Of Old Location town if the "czarina" of the vivid umber light district is usked to your day* and nights. er; Oste Johnson, drums, Columbu*, Ohio name her clientele. Since her upprehensiou several local business­ Why feel Inadequate? Get AT- who has done Uie arranging for men have been called out of town on "urgent" DEX—a specially prepared easy. ih Washington'! to use, externally applied cream biggest hits. ,nd Oscar Petti- THE TROLLEY that goes to work instantly— sford. bass, probably best known OLD TRAIL RESTAUPANT stimulating—and quenching her for his work in the great Her- SPECIALIZING IN 1K1M1: COOKED FOOD. SIC Mt. Vma A... most Intimate thirst, while ful­ Hei-d. -As a whole it's an OJEN :i HOI lis DAILY . filling jour enjoyment. album fc the 'kool" boys but Opaa 24 Hour. D.ily •at* pay check. He's been "butween" jobs for years and ' the one "number which stands HIS MT. VERNON AVE. FE. 0241 he'll protect his investment—the price of the marriage license! SEND NO MONEY Aim. Johnson Psrrish, Prop. — Formerly At Troc.rcri. Clab out is a slow knocked-out tradi­ . .. Chollle Hrrndon suys if a certain spiritualist had consulted his Order oa no risk, money tional bluer* work which was cut crystal ball, he might not have u bluck eye. Thc crystal ball is guarantee Just send name and on the spur of the moment right Coraplet. Meal. rang and, certainly it would have told him the lady's pull- address. ATDEX wiU be se­ at the end of the recording scss- an porter husband wus due hoi than •cted. But, ptula wrapper. Pay postman sion. It's called, "Frankly the Franc Thurm.n, Mgr. at's life, or is it? $2.0*. pins postage for each 2 ox. NEIGHBORHOOD GRILL tube ordered, or send cash and Blues" and was made strictly Y.i, that'. rlghtl W.'ll pick up your I GOES DOWN—Overhei for kickK. To quote Leonard aid wo,h.r and lv. yau *40.00 lo» BEER O WINE O LIQUOR we pay postage. Order today— Feather, "It produced results B it Mt. VKot 20th Saturday night: ake i iilr.l < by—mail only—from . . . II toward, tha purcho.. el o Beer & Wine To Carryout pons arrest, a police offic which brought a happy session AYDEX—Department —A-15 Norfl. "Timo-lln." automatic FINE FOOD Vi.it what are you doing with this 4 tU« Locust St. to a happy ending." offender answered, "Offlsber, 1 had rather you catch me with this And that'll be itae—for you woih.r. You'll r.ally .nioy sVttih. FA. 0S33 Open 6 A. M. 'TU 1 A. M. FA. 0436 Philadelphia S, Pa. 'chib' than for the cats over heah to catch me without it." . .. The Ing th. work-saving automolk 1226 E. LONG ST. Columbu,, O. UXESHORE GRIll — for the week. rains came Saturday nite and the night club operators, expecting Norgo way beeauto Norga gets CHARLES CUNDIFF, Prop. US VV. Goodale St. their usual weekend biz, were so disgusted they were drinking CA. 4-OC0I their own whisky—undiluted! . . . Lovely members of thc Char- tlolh«l whil.r, bright.'. Fine Whisky, Beer A Win. So-Rc's uie anticipating u packed house for their Sunduy after­ GET READY FOR than you .v.r thought penlblal... noon Lane Askins entertainment attraction Oct. 2% Tickets cun and Norg. do., II all In minutes! Home vCooked Food NOW be purchased from the members (or at the door) with a Ktnile—but they'd much rather have money! . . . Ambitious Bob COLD WEATHER! Don't pan op thi, big trado-ln WASH-DAYSI OSU students' dancing pleasure at his Litchford Rhythm Room. Old Man Wln- • AUTOMATIC TtMPIKATUM CONT«Ol... Wo.h Usd.r N.w M,.i|i. The hrs. will be from 8 until 12 so the students can make their Thur-sduy morning classes without too much strain and without t e r ' a heading .Ml rin,. woter I. th.rmortotlcolly eonhoINd to SUNSET INN benefit of No-Dote pills, Ihe right Wmpwrt.r.. NEW NOBGE SIGHTS AND SOUNDS—Ex-chump Nate Brooks, Uie smart . IXC1US1VE "TIMl-UNI" CONTKOt . . . shapb. fighter who is completing his education at OSU, has hired fast • oiy-to-u„. compUt.ly automatic trcm flit to "PORT-A-BASE" stepping Tommy English us hia sparring mate in prep for his 'ioiihl . EXCIUSIV* DOUBll 4-VANI A0ITATO« . . . pro- SAVES YOU SPACEI •ton, thorough y.t •."I. •><-"-• •**""' • • • Norg. "PO«TA*Ul" with .w-«»lllin emret 7 A. M. until 1 A. t p*tS d.lh« dsor.rl ... and Blondell Benson married Sat. . . . Glamorous N. Yorker Eva cashm ond automatic l.vsling davit, ind.y. 11 A.M. wn.il 1 A.I Boone and local pretty "Shorty" Stephens added a bright glow to m\ • POSITIVE «INSI ACTION ... rlisws cMbw •«"« GARDNER'S CAFE Raby fladden and See HARPER'S or one mok.i your Nora. V*»Ur portobl.. the Belmont bar Saturday night. Across the room in a strategic JEAN TATE aad brl«ht.ri ,ew la the Margaret Tncker, Prope. position were "Toots" Young, Bobbie Watson. Earl Wilson, Al of our salespeople for •Saleswoman a SUFil-SPIN ... I«»W rr.y ot service to off. at G.rt- Armstrong nnd BUI Thornton, talking about football, of all things! the beat deal on heat­ HI. 4-U03 «Mlea1. linB-fis- But It could be that they were trying to dope out an end run to tho . Roomy, .moots wrfawd pprdei .hold. other end of the bar . . . It appears like Uie real McCoy between ers. We have m large se­ . pound, ol dry doth*. musician Emil Leon und dunseusc Lola Bethel, seen holding hands lection of radiants, stuck a tuoajvinto . . . Come oat ut the Regal . . . Newlyweds Laura St Woody Louden lovey-dovey tonight and enjoy some ol oar Maker For Ton! •it the Skyline while the ex-Mrs. Louden continued her busy chores room and home heater*, barbcrurd as a waitress at the same Skyline . . . All of which brings us to the "siie.man*"" Call ua TODAY 1 Otw-i MONDAYS and FRIDAYS, 9 t. 9 FOR ADDITIONAL TAVERN OWNERS end or the line with remember that Eddie Jay says, "Many a per­ ^VWE CARRY OUR OWN ACCOUNTS • OTHER DAYS, 9 to 6 INFORMATION CAIX MBS - BEEF - CHICKEN son has talked his head off and never Aliased It" ONE OF THESE SALES RESTAURATEURS, Ample Parking-Front and Rear of Store REPRESENTATIVES HAM & SEAFOOD BIGGER PROFITS FOR TOUR BUSINESS Robert Hooper .... EV. ,284 PHONE CARRYOUT -S IF TOD C.4IX \ ORDERS TO UN. 0481 EZZSBESal juaT.tc HI. 4-13.* COLUMBUS PIANIST WANTED COLUMBUS, HOT DOG SERVICE E „ T.1. HI. 4.3JOJ 1402 JOYCE AVE. OHIO Piano player wanted. Apply to Max Shell, Victor/ (•s«-#i.lllill.llHlU<.IILBi.llffl M N. CHESTERFIELD RD. AMPLE FREE PARKING ALL AROUND STORE WILLIAM GARDNER, Prop BAY HAMILTON, M|T. DOuglas Y115 Grill, 23 W. Spring St., Columbus. / THE OHIO SLNTINbi. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16, ISM SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16. 19M THE OHIO SENTINEL r/*c_t_\ 18 Lettermen Spearhead East Drive For City Grid Title GEM CITY LINKSM AN CAPTURES CINDY GOLF TOURNAMENT TITLE

club's annual and rebounded 2'. eluded Esther Bradley, Vivian i huge . Our congrat­ Capito. the Manning Rose- ulations to Pres. A. L. Hayes and I monds, the Cleophus Johnsons, lub for such smooth staging. WINNERS .of troph The site of the tourney wi sthe Columbus contingent were j Masrv the Avon fields golf course Wbdgetles Esther Toler, third'John! City. The place m the championship flight; I A[t hill after another but i Betty Brooks, second place, third • — •«•• md beautiful, flight; Melba Rucker, third Winner In three straight since -stropping a close de cislonjo Newark lit the seas-son opener, Columbu* East Friday en es a strong Aquinas eleven In what may Aftar the Saturday qualifylt. Other Columbus players were be their most important start to date, umic Is booae d lor 3 p. m. I riilay at Harley field, home ol thc hopef ul Tigers. luinas lost IS-IS to defending champion round the golfers met at th place, third flight. MyrUe Ed­ Linden McKinley last week so a decisive I ..i*.t victory In this week's tray would stamp them as a solid favon te lo eajrtl 'ft*, honors In City League play. Eighteen Manse hotel for the 19th hole . wards placed fourth in the third flight to win a pair of bathroom lettermen spearhead tbe Tigers' rhamplouship drive, INetured front row trom left: Albert Long, end; Jim Alexander, nea Marshall, tackles; I^Verne (Bub- ta of the host club. Me*) Hank, guard; Larry harntj,, center; Bill Wilson, Tom Edwards, guards; Jerry .\in.rjl, Utkle; Nat Harris, Napol< Key, ends. Back STOW, same order: Jim tipipnship : George Smith. Dan Purncll and Tatutn, lultback; Dave Lynch, Calvin Ferguson, halfbacks; Fddie Webster, quarterback Robinson, fullback; Roy Houpe, Tim Blalock, halfback*. Houpe suf. •ison waa I Woodie Saunders of the Capital fcred a hand injury two weeks ago and Isn't expected to return to action this season.—l J club. From the Wedge •e Melba Rucker, Esther sudden death j Toler. Myrtle Edwards, Betty PKtP SP-JRfS Luther and Brooks. Frank Clayton, Russell SPORTS GLEANINGS Woodrow [ Cincy. The | Jackson, Charles Pritchett, first hol« playoff was I Floyd ( halved. 1 Bill Ma Lauds East High On Defense By William (Bill) Bell three wood vour scribe. Unattached ' By ROBERT KERR MM, a Jew pla Sports Editor hey turned la > the Bust-West ilsu in the team Wt. Alilv HAi'lLiLY gaining tne reputation of being 'Big Red' Is A-T's Pride, Joy Willie Mays Is Named worst bporU prognostics tor. Last spring we picked , Arthur nd City na tor ios.ng. ing his final year, Janes It x native «f Greenville, S. C. ST. LOUIS—Willie Ma Alicr me Ohio si-.tr itprlng intra-aquad game, wc said that .iiiytimi^ the Buck liiiriiico were atom, mat tbey were weak at tbe end* "fee ihe aad tne* would not be contenders for the Big lt title unless tne coaching staff could work • miracle. We Implied that we did not Gavilan Meets Saxton consider them miracle men. teitfkm With * Again il looSka will have This the scarlet and gre y will t o into thc uv.u nun made annually by the Baseball Writers IN THE MARKET FOR A No. 4 cam. Anc It they c id.- ; In Welter Title Match Assn. but represents the thinking of the BEECHNUT eyes they will begi ell Uie atta r of roses , although they still weekly newspaper regarded nationally have thiee foi mid coiwin. and PHILADELPHIA-Kid Gavi- ring today. Gavilan will be aii as ihe "Baseball Bible." lan, bolo punching welterweight ing for his 100th ri.ig victory. WILLIE MAYS Mays' teammate, Johnny Anlonelli. NEW OR USED (AR! lows will be tougbe: than wai because they king from Cuba, puts his title | In six previous title defenses, --- named top pitcher in tbe senior GUM!' Govilan has beaten Billy Gra­ of at lea br smarting from one point Mlrhlga n a ixs the on the line against snapshoot­ circuit while similar honors mom* o•*- •Bobb o—m—ey Avil •»-a •an d Bob Lemon • ay i OIL IE MAT SON how ham, Gil Turner. Chuck Dovey, cr league Steuben ville boys will be fighting to show their home state ing Johnny Saxton of Brooklyn of tbe Cleveland Indians In the American loop. All-American Star in a 15 round match at Conven­ Bobby Dykes, Carmen Basilic Linden The "Say Hey" kid. was an easy winner in the Natl Chicooo Cardinals plays host to West, , tion hall, Philadelphia, to be Aviia barely edged out teammate sLarry Doby and Y'.gi B. presented exclusively over the IN BRIEF — Columbu* Stmt buddies since their junior high days und their the Yanks. I Talent i»n't all you need in pro STOP IN ..till looking for an opening Ohio to lose Calvin Jones, Iowa's great guard, whom midwest CBsS-TV network Wednesday, | football-or any job. You plor Oct. 20, on the "Pabst Blue Rib- victory road, has 11 players of critics are booming as the Big 10's best candidate for All-Ameri- j or work belt when you're re- OR CAll color un the varsity squad. They caii hooojrs as a lineman. are Co-Cupt. Peyton Black, Hon The other two lads are Eddie Vincent, star left half, and Kiank Cage Loops Wilkey, Charles Cook, Arnold Gilliam, end, the best pass receiver on the, team, Origin ally .scheduled for I. a t n u m, •Kuymond'Muhnson, Ohio has what appears to be their greatest team in years and Sept. 1 but postponed when thc Quindell Page, Clarence Pointer. if they continue to jell they could fight their way into the Buck­ SPORTS FOR All Cuban slugger wss taken III, eyes' hall of lame. If they can complete their suicide schedule "JOE" Smith llobins'jn, Qeotsja Devlin, thc Gavitan-Saaton scrap will Planned By Y Moses JamleMHj Lester Ham undefeated they should be rated t Central State's Red Marauder* . . . Boo-Ell..*-. Hamilton Public ! full and winter basketball scored in every quarter Satur­ day night at Laidrey field in great All-Ohio basketball.cent! JM .'j;:. Spring St. YMCA, j and the individual who did mo Bowl classic. i Columbus, Is in the process of, Charleston. W. V0., in a^-7 LYMAN lo throttle Columbus South'* bi While they do nut have a I-es Horvath in the backfield, they Regarded by i being organized. - feat of Mirk Caldwell' . Vlr- for th» State cage title early have a„morc dangerous backfield and more depth than the unde­ t Three leagues ginin State Yellow Jackets. Half- this year, has "enrolled at Ntug feated 1W4 team this ! Church, | back Lionel Reed {Central) ara U. in upstate N. York . . The first seven men on the line are not ss great as the 19-H It-pendent and Jr. •red the game's longest TD (EV. 8852) Big h red Andrews, one uf u trie line was but they have more depth than the *4« team. So while 'earns entered to da a 72 vard end sweep. we do not expect them to complete the season undefeated, If vcrly Pic-A Rib, Magi JOSH GIBSON was the FOR THE "BEST DEAL of Columbus boys with basket GALAN ball ambitions ai OSU, will huvt tbey continue to show sthe spirit and light, plus tbe improve­ ver saw," says Roy Cam pa IN TOWN" TODAY1 o prove hurts-self in the class ments, in the future that they have in the past three , SEAT COVERS look for the Michigan game te decide whether or not tbey ,-il. OF DISTINCTION atest catcher and ballplayer id wood, sr .ed share In the crowning of the Big 10 champions. current edition of Sport CONVERTIBLE TOPS gazine. Campy, no slouch 1753 S. High St. HI. 3-tiOti'J WK HAVK SAID t ich we would fight himself. lo keep either Uional busxmg and Dodger medics early tl GUARANTEED NOW YOU CAN SAVE $600 - $800 ON 'S4 last w IHHCO between Charlie Powell for another exam of h Ian Francisco beautifully illustrated why. Another BUD BERMA Original . . . hand and upon departir MERCURY Powell is a young Negro athlete who jumped straight from high .school to professional football and made good with a bang. RADIATOR PROTECTION DEMONSTRATORS AND OFFICIAL'S CARS. However, he was not satisfied with the salary he made with the m. - Why lake ch.nce, oo loilng your aati-fraaaa ALL CARRY NEW CAR TITLE AND GUARANTEE. San Francisco "4Mra as an end. He wanted to make money fast. CORDUROY BASEBALL will likely grab Beulah (locker Archie Mo-ore, light-heavyweight champion, was one of tbe more than Ms rightful share of proieciion? Well give you Gu.r.oteed R.di.tor AS LITTLE AS $200 DOWN. DON'T MISS THIS many who encouraged Powell to turn pro, as thry said he had Protection...it cost, you nothing eats., aod you get a TERRIFIC SALE! tbe necessary physical equipment to become heavyweight chin- rween now and spring camp Picks Up Bonus COORDINATES time next March -what with written gu.raotee th.t your radiator i, protected with By LUCIUS Lr.f- franchise changes and an un Ada, Pertn.-Gu.rd io 20*below ,e,o sll winter loagl So he to professional boxing und w( II hi.lils usual amount of player swaps .is class, then they matched him against already on the griddle. Three r.Nll'.IS:.. .i n who knew all of the tricks of the ling. CORD JA( $5.95 SPECIAL FINANCING AVAILABLE ON Brooklyn Dodger stars, Jackie in fighting most ol the great hea\ f the Robinson, Jr. Gilliam and Don THE FINEST SELECTIONS OF (ODD JEANS 5.95 Newcombe could figure In SAFE-BUY - things — coifrage and the ability to swaps, although Robbie de­ NEW . not been taught to rock wilh a blow, CORD CAP 1*5 clares "the Dodgers can*t af­ USED CARS IN COLUMBUS. STOP IN lle quietly left thc paddtx i punch or how to covrr up or run when in trouble. Worst MATCH CORD SHIRT - - - 5.95 ford to trade" him. Cleveland ce OR.CALL TODAY! his best feature, the ability to bit, had not been developed. dtehards are crying for player Low P" ) had taught bim to jab to set up his man for the KO. He and front office scalps and not t even know how to feint, which is Uie first thing that a all of the sepia players who n in football Ir.-riis. MIX 'EM or MATCH 'EM finished with the Tribe are what was the result? Powell looked good for the first four to be ground when the until NurkUs solved his style, then it was just a matter of In a i.l.a; of color. .For misini! and match!,.. ball is tossed PEYTON'S I Norku :ould set him up for the kill. The end came in Completely washable. Fa.t color.. Pre-5hrunk. April. JOE LVJIAN nth. Had Powell been brought*along slowly, picking his opponents to give him thc experience he needed, he would have probably SOHIO SERVICE STATIONS been made at the end of il e 7th been ready by the middle vt 195S to start ftis hid for a title fight. VERNON • 4 STATIONS TO SERVE V • BEXLEY MERCURY -ace on closing d v in th. fall. Powell is the greatest all-around athlete developed on the ARROW I One year Dicns coast since Jackie Robinson, but he lucked Jackie's grey matter. ate > Na. I . No. 3 •to visitors were Unwed He.could have had a scholarship to most any college In the. TAILORING & CLOTHING CO. Shirt, and Tin I E. L«»e SL EV. '" Mt. Vernon Ave. FA. i nation but he was not interested in college. He was considered Embrey Harris, Mgr Martin McKnigbt. Mgr 2935 EAST MAIN and Henrv Green, good enough to make Uie grade in baseball, football, basketball n the elub ownership. and track. The first time he played golf he shot in the 80s. "WTTCASH PAYROLL CHECKS I DOuglas 4588 However, while Dienst THE BIGGEST UPSET of the season was the KO of Harold ic and sent Grct Johnson by Billy (Boardwalk) Smith in th*. saecond round of their 966 MT. VERNON AVE. FL 2912 o make the B-fL , nationally televised bout m Philadelphia Friday. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18. 1954 THE OHIO SENTINEL THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY. OCTOBER 10. IQjg REAL ESTATE FOR SAIE Guest Evangelist By Mabel Watkins James Thompson,, whose last known address Is 225 E. Spring St, Colombo*, Ohio, will take COLUMBUS COURT ROUNDUP notice that on September 13, Suburban Concrete Block House Living room, dining room, bedroom, kitchen. Pantry, deep 1954, Beatrice Annie Thompson 4331 and FE. 3530. filed ber petition ln the Com­ well. Eleetrle pump provides running water In house. Whether you're Baying, Sell­ Three lots, 32x142 feet eaeh. Total frontage -Hi feet. Two fTATE "LIQUOR agents conlinycd to press their drive against ing, Beating or Seeking a mon Pleas Court of Franklin HANFORD VILLAGE County, Ohio, Division of Do­ wells on place. Small bouse In rear. Chicken boose, out "hip pocket" »nd •curbstone'' bootleggers this week, as two Trade oar Want Ada will house, garden,-lawn. Vacant by Oct. 10, Located 14 miles Olumbus rn«n were nabsbed on illegal sale charges. Booked were servo you best Quickest and mestic Relation* In Cause No. Business Opportunity 77805, praying for a divorce East, In Blanche East Broad St. Addition. Priced for quick Forrest Dean, 55, 11* N. Washington av., and Madison Ellis, 33, surest way to make a deal In sale. 55500, 31000 down, 5(5.00 per month. &1 K. Noble st. the Columbus "Family Mar­ from him on the grounds of wtl- Three stands In East Market in court Monday, Dean pleaded guilty nnd was handed a five ket" Is with a Sentinel Want for rent. See Mr. Smith. T and $75 tine. Elli* pleaded innocent and'his Ad. They're easy to place— Said . 1 be for hearing HOOKER REAL ESTATE t..21. He was taken In a raid at 382 E. Main A musical program entitled "Challenge of Ihe Cross" will be presented by the laymen of Wesley Chapel Methodist, Friday, Oct. 768 Mt. Vernon Are. FE. 4331 & FE. 3S30 week in 15, at 8 p. m. Miss Arnette Thomas is musical director. Youth JUST (All FE. 7416 10-16, 23, 30, 11-6, 13, SO, 1954. And Ask For An Ad writer. this column it Fellowship of the church held its annual installation services Sun­ HELP WANTED •in. 193 N. day. Mrs. Beatrice Willioma was guest speaker. New offiera art* George Albert Singer, whose Frederick Howell, president; Eloine McCall, vice president; Dar- unknown, will Bellboy.. Steady employment. To Bny or SeU Property AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES nun had threat- lene Miller, secretary; Loretta Montgomery, treasurer; Buddy Uke notice Ihat on Oct. 19, 19*4 Apply in penon. Hotel St. h an sutomalu* Thomas, serg Pant-at-arms, and Lillian Manns, chaplain. Mrs. Ins LODGE NOTICES EatelU M.e Singer filed ber REDMOND* REALTY CO. Howell and Mrs. Pauline Thomas are youHvcounselors. Refresh­ ' petition Ln the Common Plea. MAC'S The Court of Franklin County. Ohio. hare said Cobb shot Dunn Eddie Thomas, 33, 265 ments were served at the close of the program, Consult With BODY-FENDER & Johnson si., drew two days in The redei ting committee Division Of Domestic Relations ..Iter an unidentified man had NATIONAL COMPACT In Cause No. 77934. pr.ying for Battle Buford Redmond PAINT SHOP threatened Cobb with a revol- city prison, of Wesley Chapel withes to hello. He recently returned MISC. FOR SAIE I a |BS fine on thank members and friends Licensed Broker Doe Mac Your Body Haa sapons offense, from a three year tour of duty F. A. A. Y. M. i ____ who helped remodel the In­ Complete line of gTOcerlei. Residence — RA. 8S5*1 931 K. Cay St. — FE. 52M ._ i $15 fine for Intoxication. Dr. John W. Williams, Kan­ terior of tbe church, Commit­ overseas. He was vUlage fire LODGE . ..,_ .. ___,Ralgner' a Market, 561 E. Long 1 353 S. Highland Are. Columbu., O. g ambling i I squad- He was picked up at Ohio and sas City. Mo., will be gnest tee members are Mr. and marshal before entering srr MEETING She SL, Columbus, O, FA. 252»...... _. lOAgy. Mt. Vernon av., i ML Vernon avs. Friday. evangelist at Trinity Baptist, NIGHTS Notary Public Mrs. B. G. -IVrlch, Mr. and rlllNCf. BALL ORIGIN Saturday, forfeited bail Monday. Charged with executing anc Columbus, for a revival meet­ Mrs. William Howell. William Said eause will he for hearing BROOKS' AUTO ' ing Tuesday, Oct. UsVThurs- Columbus 4, Ohio They were booked as George W. I delivering u check without suf Robinson, William McCall and r sympathy the Cook and 31 HAMILTON PARK on or after November 27, 1954. MISC. SERVICES ELECTRIC SERVICE Perry. 49, 598 Grave st.; Eman-! ficicnt funds. Elmer J, Parker day. Oct. tt. Rev. E. A. Par­ Frederick Howell. Rev. Carey Daniel families in the death ot Prince Hall Commandery W S. Lyman, Sr., Atty. ham is pastor. Bepalrlng Generator., ucl C. Ogletree, 32, 999 Leonard Stemley is pastor . . . Feed Patty Cook . No 1 K T — 1st Monday 1018, 23, M, 11 «. U. O, 1954. Willhite, 42 and had his forget pre-i Kcgulato.s, Starter. . Urban A. H. Html., E. M. Hildreth av., and Ccci Dav tinned to a later dale, Wednesday, • Dorothy lucrum, whose U.t STOP AT THE 406 S. Washington Ave. Carl Dixon, It, 402' * S. eutlve secretary, was gnest C. C. Daniels, Bee. . 38TH PARALLEL 532 Ml. Vernon Ave. rf7, 1029 Mt. Vernon av. 1 speaker Tuesday at Hanford St. P.ul Lod«e No. J—tod * known .ddre.. la Hljh Point, Columbu., O. Washlngtcm ar., wax fined $25 North Carolina, will Uke nolle. and exchange your books and Nurse Corps | Community club meeting. He ,th Monds j—A. 1. Mllncr, magaaine. ... at 959', Mt. 8-room frame .Ingle. Vtei CA. 4-5854 24 Hr. Service and riven a M day worfcbouse th.t on October 7. 1954, Aleaan- a. a rooming noome.new sentence when found guilty ol spoke of how funds could be W. M.-BOT Well.. Sec Vernon Ave. ... at the elgn Trustees—3rd Monday der Iniram filed Ms petition In ... furnace. Price J80O0. assault and battery. raised to build a community the Common Plea. Court of of an Owl, and slop thi. war Celebrates center. Conley Bowman. Is club Nelson SUnlield, Ctmin. about books. Down payment $1500. Two Pt. Pleasant, W. Va., es- MILO NOTES St. Jam.. Lode. No. tl—tat Franklin County, Ohio, Division president: Mrs. Ella Sandidge, of Domestic BeUtlona ln Can.. ROGERS' i Columbus, VL. was also a Tuesday A 4th Wednesday CHARLES F. WORIEY mit of th •s. Intrude Walker, Charles Levi William., W. M. No. 771)3, praying for a divorce 20, wen Anniversary ruest W. Va., was a rccenl cue*.'. from her on the grounds of wil­ LONG & GRANT SERVICE STATION • Hanford Village Auxiliary met P. D. P.ttwar, Sac. detectives IBSI weclt. Placed By PAUL L. ELLIS of the John Rileys, St. C a.r a-. BOM ot Sharon Chapter No. S ful absence. USED CLOTHING STORE custody of W. Virginia authori­ - at the home of Mrs, Laura , Jame* Morrison and doujh Said cause will he for hearing ' day workhouse Westmorland, Tuesday evening. O.E.S.—-ad Tuesday * OS W. bay »»d s.U latin a.d ties on fugitive from justice Rcv. .pavid. .McFarlond -jf Mrs. Othaniel Banks and on or after November 17. 1954. mas'. «ud clolbisi. Dayton was guest speaker Sun­ Plans were completed for in­ Thursday—Clara Porter, Gas and OU warrants were Harry sLee ighter, Mrs. Letrude Webster S. Lyman, Jr. Cor. Lon. A Cat day morning at Refuge Baptist, W M.—Idabelle Benton. Sec. 195t Now Is The Time Mayes. 28, PI. Pleasant, and stallation of new officers and u 10.16, 23, », H-«. ". ••> - Colombo.. O. Sake Sale Saturday David Lee Edwards, 18, Minco Columbus. Music was by the membership drive. Mrs. William Alpha Chapter No. t, O.K.S. To Change Tour Oil 2nd Wedneeday A 4th Samuel D. Hooker For Summer Driving County. W. Va. The pair was Willing Workers choir, Mission- Harrison is president . . Velma SUple.. whoM laa. Heal Estate len of the Columbus Dam- ary and male choruses. Thur.d.y—Minnie L. D«»i», : Council will have a bake thought to have made their way known .ddre.. U 1321 Key Wert, Sate. - Management - Mentals to Columbus because Edwards W. M.—Betty Etland, See. Stou Al jl E. Market, Saturday, In the afternoon the Nurses pointment of Mrs. B. G. Welch Queen ElUabeth Coart No. 1, Columbus, Ohio, will Uke notice 78> Mt. Vernoo Ave. has relatives living here. Acting Corps celebrated its 23rd anni­ and Mrs. F. M. Chancellor to JEFF'S POOL ROOM their 20tn II of J.—Irt Wednesday A that on September 13. 1954, John FE. 4331 - Col'.. O. - EE. 3530 on this "hunch," W, Virginia versary. Mrs. Sylvia Hawkins the Executive Board of Fair- Bufu. SUple. filed hut petition 1218 MT. VERNON AVE. authorities informed police to was chairman. Devotions were wood PTA . . . The village is •rd Tuesday—Lanra Johaaon* Cigars, Candies and le* .Cold M. A. M.—Ola reason. See. ta the Common Plea. Court of be on the lookout for them. led.by Mrs, Mattic Walker and proud of its new police cruiser, nt and Youth t .••-. Franklin County, Ohio. DlvUion Soft Drink. 1 CDC. Mrs. Betty M-> Mrs. Ethel Cupe. Mrs. Margaret recently purchased bv council. pUns lor an autumn tea. $•.-•- Eiefclel Lodl. No. 4—l«t as C JEFFERSON, Pr» Following a series of leads, 3rd Thunsday—B. L. Shern, or Domertie BeUtlon. ln Cause Ihe officers Robertson was mistress of cere­ Frank Coffin is police marshal. m unity dub has compete-! No. 776sM, praytal for a dlvore. •36 DODGE COUPE, two-door. monies. Mrs. Luberta Owens Hanford Village Matrons gave day Oct. tl, from 4 to 1 p Ml W. M.—Charle. Bank., See. the s Triumph Temple No. 1 from her on the fround. ot wis- . Goon" condition. 569W cart. , pects by a f< . But aft- gave the welcome address and their fourth annual party Sot- in honor of Mayor M. E. Sen- ful absence, ! BAND BOX Ashburns Return senbrenner. 'All are Invited 2nd Tburday Atldie & Joseph Burks F GILlUm, 1074 Atcncson st. er combing thc area a short Mrs. Arizona Hairston guve thc urduy-. The eight members were Said IIIIK will he for heartar RECREATION PARLOR FA. 8769. history ot the corps, distinguished by thci: . . . Tlae Parents and Youth - B. L. Shern, III. Pot SHINE PARLOR ley. and Mrs. J. Ashburn Jr.,| while, they remded up their •rsages on or after November 27, 1954. Refuge was thi* first church teenage group Is meeting each P.ul D. Jonnson, III. Gr. Bee. HaU Cleaned • Shoe. Shincd kley Av. Baptist, Columbus, j quarry, in an alley. One- of lh,e i beauty i Franklin Consistory No. I - Toler * Toler. Atty.. Deluxe Dyeing * Shining in the city to have a Nurses s. Mr:,. 2nd and 4th Thursday at the ia-U, 23, 30. U-6, 13, 20, 1954. FOR SALE .hav, turned home following ar iorland club rooms, HW5 gibbard av. lit Frtday-TJ.me. t. Utile, K tensive trip ttiro-igh Virginia, Corps. _ - '•• dent; Mes. Iris Howell, 959 ML Vernon Ave., Col'i, O. '31 powder blue 4-Dr. Cdil- AH "youths are invited to join. L C C—B. J. Boa., G...C. Uc. V.ry, very .harp. Look*, ; C.-'ilf'li Mi. Vllk. Music was oy the young peo­ urer, and Mrs. Dovie Coleman, g^. Euiea. H. Kern, whoM Lone 'Star Lodje No. J*-*nd Ust known address M B. A. HI nan. like new. Power win­ ple's choif and Kings and secretary. Other members arc A 4lh Friday—L. B. Owen., Queens of Harmony. Mrs. Edith Mesdames Thelma May, Juan­ news for The Sentinel. The r J839I flu Co. 332, En(r. Gp. C dow.. From owner. Will fi­ W. M.—Lloyd Frarter, See. Fort Leonard Wood, Mo, wUl Davis was soloist. Rev. McFar- ita Lane, Ann Glenn, Cluudinc can be purchased each week s Keystone Chapter No. 1 USED CAR FOR SAIE nance. Arting price 81893. Uke notice that on September FE. 3484. land was guest speaker. McCtili-luon and Mnsbel Watkins, Dipolos and DepetroK grocery R.A.M.-3rd FrltUy Black 8-passenjer Chry.ler On behalf of the corps, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Emerson thc Milo-community. I Mil, Afue, W. Kern filed SAM'S SHINE PARLOR A. J. Mtlner, H. P. her petition in the Common sedan, '48. One owner e.r. Robertson presented Terry and rhlldren were K. L. Shern. See. 38a N. 20tb SU Colwbsw, O. guests at Mr. Terry's parents, Plea. Court of Franklin County. L«d. of «-tr»«. Frantically Mrs. SL Batherlne No. 1 Crusader. Prop., SAMUEL PENSON new. tire.. Goodyear life- and 1 and Mrs.-Theodore Terry Anniversary Dinner Ohio. Division of Domestic re- Home Of 4th Tuesd.y—E. L. Brock. 111. latlons In Cause No. 77588, pray­ nurd tube.. A .teal «t *»50- Mrs. Jesse Uolllman is Tlte anniversary dinner »f Klin, Pr.—Blanche Purnell. See. ing for a divorce from him on Ex. U29. Other office Mr. (I.tlil'-.-. home from N. Carolina where Juveniles—ind le 4th the .rounds of extreme cruelly. MISC. SERVICES OK Louise Thai .sh e -visited her father, who Is chapter 21, Order of the Eastern Saturday—OU Penaon, Star, will be Sunday, Oct. 17, l-» Supervisor Said came will be for hear- . UsSED CARS Mary Ellis, at secretary; in . . . Mrs. Elenora Cashew, tag oa or after Oetober 30. 19J4. If we don't know about Laura Lewis, er; Mattie s li r - v- |i ort. La., was the p.m,. al 99 N. Monroe av., Cr* L. P. Henderson, Atty. t wa can't write about It. PAUL DAVIS Walker, chaplain. L weekend cues, of Mr. and 9.1«, 25, 10-2, I. 18, 23, 1954 on tbe riolUr. LA. 7949. CHEVROLET The BTU feeluwshipped at Mrs. Eddie Watklns . . . Thom­ Christ Memorial Baptist's BTU. as Mays slopped bricity lo say A special program was render­ sScat Man Says READER-ADVISOR ed and refreshments served CHILD CARE SERVICE ftcv. R. F. Hairston, Sr., pastor, 168 - 083 - 271 .spoke on "A Good Christian," GATES AUTO ELECTRIC LUCY DEAN NURSERY Sunday evening. Motor Tune-Up and Speedometer Service AND KINDERGARTEN MADAME Generators, Regulators, Starters Sales St Service 840 St. Clair Av. WA. "*» 649 E. Fulton St. FA. 1104 Columbus, Oh.c LEGAL NOTICES Supervised Christian Care MRS. LAURA DOROTHY In Critical and Training Psychic Reader Sadie "Oppy"' DaTla Ward, Ages CM *ear» - Licensed Reader ond Advisor Bigger 'n'Beflei whose laat addreas la unknown, Do not etass me as a fortune On all problems of life. Can Condition will take notice that on Aug. Tra.i3i>orlation Furnished teller. Come and see me to help you in many ways. Dally B»y5 In Used Cars 80, 1954, Henry Ward, filed hi* bear the truth about mar­ 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. Sunday eves petition In the Common Pleas HANNAH BARNETT. Prop. BIG FALL NEWS Court of Franklin County, Ohio, riages, enemies and business. by appointment only. Call ROGER DEAM After Blast Division of Domestic Relations CA. 1-0791. If no answer call In Cans* No. TI468, praying for CA. 1-82M. IF.rm.tlr J. W. Watsoa ».) ZANESVILLE —Edward Har- a divorce from her on the APIS. FOR RENT 333 E. State St. 1330 N. High St. BEST DEAL IN TOWN f rounds of gross neglect of dnty Columbus, O. WA. 0274 dition at Good Samaritan hospi­ tor hearing one and two rooms. Will accept Several Languages Spoken tal following a blast at his resi­ •53 FORD Victoria. R&H, •52 PLYM. 4-Dr. R&H Said cause will _ jhildren. also welfare Call Randy for Prices Very Shar* . $1895 '52 HUDSON Pacemkcr on or after Oct. 23. i33l. dence in thc Labnki apartments. clients. Benjamin Franklin ac­ '53 WILLYS Hardtop ..»U95 Brougham. 2-Dr. .. L. P. HesnJerson, Atty. commodations. Several con- On Our \^ Keen st. at Blue av., Thursday. :33 FORD 2-Door VS. '51 FORD Convertible. ' Ml, 18. 25, 10-2. it. K. 1M*- EDDIE'S The blast, caused by an ac­ R&H $139f> Fordo., R&H — LADY PATRICIA cumulation of gas, lore out Walter Kean, whose last add­ Fall Special 53 PLYMOUTH 4-Dr. R&H, '52 FORD Ranch Wagoi Jeff Walton for Information, the front of his apartment and White side walls, R&H, Fordo. V-8 .. . ress Is unknown, will take notice Gifted that on Sept. 14, 19M, Helen FE, 6502. B. F. Horn, pro­ USED CARS On Aluminum caused six other families to v«- Hi-drive trans 11495 •50 FORD 2-Dr., R&H . prietor. Office 246 N. Garfield. Render nnd Advisor « CHEV. Conv. R&H, i Kean filed her petition ln the wlfe. Mar- '52 FORD Conv. R&H . $1395 Th. House of Fair Hvai' '52 FORD S-cytinder. 2-Door. top, paint Common Pleas Court of Frank­ Consult her on all problems. Why should your loved one. suf. Storm Windows and Doors R&H _, (1145 lin County. Ohio, Division of fer? She cm shed light en any problem. Health, love, money Domestic Relations In Canse or evil. She bu helped others, why not yon? Why be in the A REDHOT BARGAIN I earlier, disconnected No. 77626, praying for a divorce ROOM FOR RENT dark when one visit to this famous reader will bsrisng you out ln Call »r S«« Saltamaa GIRARD ALUMINUM PRODUCTS stove In the kit.-jen. flarrlv from him on the grounds ot .«.- ti-*.* c„.,w UMMI .-jfOrisnt lABraaaes. Don't fail to pay believing a plug had been in­ gross neglect of duty. Clean, large front sleeping room I P. M. Including LAWRENCE McDOWElL OPEN DAILY 8 — 6 serted where th> stove was BEASLEY-GROVE CO. Said cause will be for hearing for man. Convenient location. disconnected, turned the gas Very reasonable. Call eve­ JO. 68S2 CA. &-20S3 on or after Nov. 6, 1954. 2784 W. BROAD ST. 314 PAMWOOD AVL FE. 3801 valve and lit a beat in- sl-jve Bank Financing — Malta Payment Hare Jesse Q. Dickinson, Atty. nings after 5 p. m. and any­ in the second room of hli qusr- JHIW.ill.OAI> OVKti 'Til. 1« EVES CA. '«*•» MS, lft-2, 9, 16, 23, 30, 1954 time on Sondayg. EY. M4L