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W0man,27, Is Raped W "~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.
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