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OHIO STATf. KUSEUl LtBRABt lSTH tt BIOS 8T« TH£ OHIO COLUSBUSv 0BX0 • • *. •- - . SATURDAY, MAY 23, 1959 riff OHIO THE PEOPLE'S SENTINEL SPORTS ClJ-AipCS CHAMPION Goose latum Must Pay $2000 A Month 2 HRs For Br BILL BELL • Sport, Editor SENTINEL CHICAGO. — Romping Reese (Goose) 1* a turn, professional VOL. 10, No. 61 basketball player, was ordered Carroll In Focus On hack, Field Championships SATURDAY, MAY SO, 1959 20 CENTS COLUMBUS, OHIO by Judge John A. Sbarbaro to pay $2006 a month for support THIS WEEK eyes of the sports world will' be on track and of ;m illegitimate child. Magic Win field championships in various parts of the country. The former Harlem Globetrot Magic Window Cleaners soft- In Columbus on Friday and Saturday the cream of tha atate'a ters star must make support ball team plays Newark Fiber high school stars will tight it out in Ohio stadium for state title*/ Time Stands Still •____'• payments to Naom iHirsch, 24, glass at State hospital diamond Columbua' hopes will be riding on East High, which ran away secretary and mother of an 18 Sunday, May 24, 2:30 p.m. with the central district meet at Ohio Wesleyan U. last Saturday. month old boy. Last Sunday, Magic won 3-2 Jesse Owens* three records, set in 1933, still stand for the Miss Hirsch testified Tatum over Fiberglass at Newark. Jim young stars to shoot at— "09.4 in the 100 yard dash, :20.B In th* Big has an income of more than Tuff struck out 15 and allowed 220 and 24 ft. 3 3/4 in. in the broad jump, four hits. Ted Carroll hit :wo (150,000 a year from basketball Columbus does not hold a single state record. Herb Moxley, barnstorming and owns real es TATUM homers for Magic and set-red former Central High great, held tha 440 mark until it was erased tate hi Cleveland, Detroit and Kansas City. the winning run on a single by Larry Johnson. in the early 40s by Gene Cgles of Lancaster. The record is now Tatum now has his own team, the Harlem Magicians. Music and entertainment will held by Dave Mills of Cleveland Lakewood, He was not in court. be provided before the May 24 Vice Squadders tilt, starting at 1:45, under spon THE BIG TEN MEET WILL BE HELD AT FERRY FIELD, sorship of Bill Johnson, Walt U. of Michigan. Among bronze stars who will be fighting to either Simon and Lee Fraime. There retain their crowns or attempting to capture a diadem is Manois is no admission charge. Gibson of Michigan, co-holder of the Indoor polo vault crown. Gib son, although he tied for the Indoor title, is a dark, horse in tha Couple Iron Shots • • • outdoor event. His best height this spring was 14 ft. 4 in. while By FINN'S BRF.EDLOVE three of his opponents have bettered 14 ft, 5 in. CAN MIDWEST district golfers go through another tourna Royal Nips The 100 yard dash king, Wilmer Fowler, will be back to de fend his title. Other stars are WUle May of Indiana in the 120 ment season hearing the name "Joe Doe" of Indianapolis being high hurdles and Jesse Nixon of Wisconsin in the 440. winner of the next flight trophy? Apparently they will have to set Dick Payne, a member of Ohio State's relay team, is the os-iy tle for same as Elizabeth Stanfield, president of Douglas Golfers, Egan-Ryan sepia member of the Ohio State squad with a chance of finishing Vice Squad Blitz, Courtesy ha~ gone all-out to see that Douglas no longer takes a back seat to in tha money.

,! *-«i-"r\j_L_r*. * Stanficid picked the cream of By 12 To 9 the crop to lead Douglas to the Chamberlain Rakes In Top Pro Loot Of Sgt. Larry Sears & Crew top. Besides other dutiful work Royal AC baseball team de feated Egan-Ryan Funeral JOHN THOMAS, BOSTON COLLEGE FRESHMAN WHO SET ers in the club, she decided the two high jump records before he injured his toot this spring, has tournament director should be Home, 12-19, at Academy Satur day. Winning pitcher Jr. Gun- dropped out of school because the injury had caused him to lose . Allen Bridgeforth. To golfers in so much time out of class he could not catch up this quarter . .. the Hoosier state, he is really a nell and catcher George Mackey Despite the fact Larry Doby, oldest Negro player in point ot ser hero. sparked a ninth inning rally, each driving in two runs, with vice in the major leagues, had not been hitting this year, the Chi Beginning last season with a cago White Sox shelled out $20,000 to the Detroit Tigers -for tha . faithful few, Douglas member the latter clouting for the cir cuiL veterans' contract. . . Wilt Chamberlain signed with the Philadel ship has soared close to the 100 phia Warriors of the Nat'l Basketball League for a reputed $35,- mark. THE ROYALS WILL BE play 000 to become tha highest paid player in pro basketball history ... • TO BETTER ACQUAINT be* ing in-** hi* Mark Stephens Lea Ray Robinson signed to meet Carmen Basilio Sn a title match last gue CMS Saturdays and Harley i - „_ginncrs a n d^ non-tournament week. Basilio had not signed as this is written. It appears Ba- DOROTHY GLENN .. . Cis-ca 1957 flayers"-with *unde*-."tourssament' Davidson .League Sundays stajt- ailio is hoping the N. Y^k boscing commission., will strip Robinson;«^-' conditions, a aeries of eight lng"June fl-7, "respectively. Thrf" of his crown andAe will be*able to bypass .the Suji-r on his way t*~ _ -7 By RUSSELL A. JACKSON ELIZABETH STANFIELD _B v matches has been scheduled, for team now' has a 6-1 record in the titie. --.•:,• Editor, Th* Ohio Sentinel

non-league games. -.. •..•/•- •**•'. . •'-••.-'•_ • *•• the s-mtntr. All players wil} round 'on tbe beautiful Coffin AN EDITORIAL appeared in" these column* on Jtiljr 7, . play under strict USGA rules course. This will eliminate con Royal practices Monday, Wed *» 1*957. under the heading,."Chief Scholer: Hard Man and the performance of each gestion a nd give golfers from nesday and Friday, 3 p. nt., at End Of Tho Trail For luggin' Luke Easter to Figure.'* Maryland pk., the team's home will determine the handicap for other cities a chance to win, be HANK AARON, WHO APPARENTLY HAS REACHED THE Tha editorializer, of course, was referring to Police the following season. cause Douglas golfers play the field. Chief George W. Scholer of the city of Columbus,.a hard Arthur Coleman Is team coach peak predicted tor him, hit safely in his 22nd straight game Mon Thanks to Douglas golfers for short course so often they know man to figure then and just as hard to figure now. and Jet Car Wash is sponsor. day night to keep his batting average hovering around the .900 taking a step in the right direc every blade of grass on the lay mark (the streak was broken Tuesday) . . . Columbus Jets return f\ tion to eliminate better golfers out. ed home Monday after a disastrous southern swing. Only team •, - An Editorial trom taking awards from play Youfh Fitness Program the Jets could lick was the league leading Miami Marlins ... ers in lower brackets. DOUGLAS. SCHEDULE: May 24, at Cincinnati; June 7, at Director Is Speaker Luke Easter, one of the great sluggers of modern baseball, reach*, Here are a few quotes from that editorial: For years, trophy hunting has Louisville; June 12-14, annual ed the end of the trail last week when Buffalo released him. Eas "Chief Scholer should have known that If the barrage of po- been the evil of tournaments. t o«u ma ment at Indianapolis; Shane MacCarthy, executive ter is 38 and apparently over the hill . . . Vic Power, Cleveland Hoe brutality charges that have piled np at he and Inspector Best escamplcwas two years *g0 director ot President's "Council Indian first sacker, has finally come into his own, For years Aug/ 33, at Dayton. \ Harvey Alston's doorsteps these past several years continued to 1 at Louisville.. Playing In Uie tin Youth Fitness, Washington, Power had been kicked around, having, to play every position^ in mount eventually someone tn authority in his detartraent would fourth flight, a golfer from Chi Besides those dates, interchsb D.C , will be principal'speaker tit* infield except short, despite the fact for the past two years h* bt brought to book, cago came beck on Sunday to matches will be held June 29-29, during the Recreation DepL's has been rated th. best. fielding first baseman in "the American "Yet Chief Scholer has gone blithely on, evicting newspaper better bis -acore by more than July 12-26, Aug. M6, Sept. 5-20, ahnual. meeting Tuesday, May League. men from his office at his pleasure, concocting his owa rules In ^ 23 strokes., Thanks to the tour ahd Use climax cora.es with the 28, at .Whetstone Recreation Cen eases alleging polic. brutality and denying legal counsel to Indi ter. nament committee, hewas eli fall roundup and Big 9 tourste- TO M*. BILL MANN; THE PI.AT KB, GEORGE ALTMAN. viduals brought before bim for 'Inter-departmental investigation' minated from the tournam«*vL ment Sept. 24, MacCarthy's topic, "Fitness— whom you ask.d mt about and I could not remember, plays first a. Community Challenge," Is in of cUl* right* complaints. ,; set by Steve Van ment is held June 12-i4 the Saturday "thoiroughbrd Race of Delaware Indiaiis havo schedu "Does this mean, that Chief Scholer 1* a law unto himself? OTHA B. FURLOUGH, 343 S. MONROE AV., POINTS TO DAMAGE caused r Buren of th* Philadelphia' Eagle*. Perry's two years in the old .qualifying round will be played the Week" on CBS-TV July 11 led a Softball contest for May 31 "Your guess Is as good as ours." after Sgt; Larry Sears' vice squad crew smashed paneling from cellar door, arrested American'Leagu* do not count iu the records. at Douglas course and the final through Oct. 31. In Columbus. Eighteen days after those words appeared in this cor- him and four others. Searsmen didn't have a warrant but that failed to deter them. Continued On Page 10 This and other stories about Sears and Co. on Page 2.—Pierce Photo.

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SaffrWMffi SATURDAY, MAY 30. 1968 SATVRDAY, MAV-flO, 1959 THE OHIO SENTINEL .aaa att f- THE OHIO SENTmEL Cop In 'Slap Case* Begs Woman To Drop Charges By TED COLEMAN NAB 12 WOMEN, 22 MEN "That policeman cam* her* and talked to mother the other day and she may drop rho case against him." Tho*** wer. tile innocent, word*!——*"•"*"—"—!—"*" *~~ j—•—'—~~r~- —' —*****—*— of' 1H4 yeayearr olold Paul Phillips, tdavit, charged Clark opened her j Att'y Milton Farber, ' repre oldest son of Mrs. .Tan*: Phillips, Sear door white she was waiting senting -Mrs. Phillips, agreed who accused Sgt. Byron C.! for tht light to change at thei and Clark's letter was 'I'*** at IO IN STEPPED UP COP RAIDS Clark of the Columbus Police j above mentioned comer around!a . m; Wednesday. Dept. of assault and battery U:30 that morning. Early Wednesday, Farber said They also forfeited bond. ham at. and James Bush, 31, 964% E, Long st. when he accosted her in her j She said he attempted to drag 1h e had reeeived a letter of apol By JOHN B. COMBS Nobbed at 460% Kimball pi., were William L. Col . All pleaded innocent and their cases were contin auto at 9th av. and High It. her wl nt the car and slapped: ogy from Clark and n-vealed the A police vke squad crew headed by Sgt. lins, 30. of that address; Donald H. Walker, 31, 918 March 26. j .„ -* f ,|, tussle. content*. ued until Thursday. . tu, ur nIJ e Larry Sears went on the rampage last "week, ar Carpenter st.; Harold Hinkle, 24, 980 Livingston nv , Mrs. Phillip.) later corroborat In substance. Clark apologized resting 12 women and 22 men in six separate AT 667 E. MOUND ST., 10 WOMEN AND ONE and Phillip P. Byers, 20, 747 Oakwood av. ed her .ton's statement. She told Sli<* called polic, and traced "if he caused or contributed ta fClark's license number to learni raids on reputed gambling spots. man were seized in Seers' blitz. Bonds were also forfeited by this group. Tli. Sentinel C'latk visited her in Mrs. Phillips' embarrassment her home at 708 Grove st. Mon his identity. He was arrestedj on March 2t*. .. i ' i. m II They were slated as Lucille Campbell, 33, 1287 AT 15 BRICKEL ST., ROBERT JOHNSON OF W. day and asked lu*r to drop the and charged with the assault. Photo On Page 1 Hawthorne st.; Thelma T. Hancock, 25, 1000 Gibbord Virginia, Robert. J. Baisden, 29, 21 Brickel st.; Rus CONTACTED SHORTLY aft charge* because he didn't want av.; Mary M. Hawkins, 27, 399 Eldridge av.; Peggy sell L. Farmer, 20, 1243 Courtland av.; George L, THK CASK HAS WEEN con- erwards. Mrs. Phillips 'carried lo luse his job. A. Harp. 32, 1012 E. Market st.; lillie D. Peak, 41, 83 Fields, 20, 15 Brickel st; Charles L. Stanley, 26, 787 tinued three time, and was the , contents of the letter and ~^ln one raid, where five men were arrested, Sears She said he promised to write j scheduled for jury trial Thurs- \ Goves-ncr's pi.*, June Morris, 59, 92- Mt. Vernon av.; Demorest a***.. *-*d J°hn Hannah, 41, 4608 St. Francis said she was "not satisfied." and his men smashed in a door to gain entrance to Dernella E, Hamilton, 38, 937 Franklin av.; Thelma L. a letter of apology for what he day, but after Clark's visit andi the private residence. lane, were arrested. She said the way the letter Smith, 59, 667 E, Mound St.; Elizabeth Roberts, 41, 71 had done, stating he didn*t re-j pjea u> Mrs. Phillips, it was re-1 Fields and Baisden drew $10 suspended fines. was worded meant nothing and Otha B. Furlough, 41, 343 S. Monroe av., denied Lexington ay., ond Ellen Earl, 42, 418 Bolivar st. member all that happened, butjveaied she promised to drop the; that a game was or had been in progress in his home. Farmer pleaded innocent and hia case was set for instilled her intelligence. The lone man was identified as Lcodus Erby, 33, admitted being at the spot and|charga« if he wrote a letter ofj He said the officers smashed tbe paneling from a Thursday. The others forfeited bond. talking to her. apology admitting his act and { At Sentinel press time Wed- 483 N. Ohio av. cellar door and arrested him and four other men with SEIZED AT 4201 N.*H_GH ST. WERE Clifford MRS. riUl.I.Il'S. IN her affi-' Indescretion. nesday she said she was trying This group all forfeited bond. desperately u> reach Farber to out a warrant. Stingle, 33, 1*27 S. High St.; Mike Delewisc, 47, 1887 tell him how she felt. Chairs and a table were also seized. Furlough ARRESTED AT 8764 MT, VERNON AV. WERE. S. High st.; Leno L. Bevilacqua, 32, 34*68 McGuffey saiu. Beulah Green, 28, of the Mt. Vernon av. number; She indicated she would piL-h rd., and Jack Jackson, 3ft, 1-3 S. Roye ar. . Arrested with him were Nono L. Williams, 61, 316 Euzele Fair, 46, same address; Alonzo Nichols, 47, 370 Where We Stand for trial. N. Washington av.; Goldic L, Coger, 35, of the Monroe N. Garfield av., and Carl E. Wiley, 33, 839 Bassett st. All forfeited bond. " - . av. address;, Edward C. Wilkerson, 33, 784 Bucking ^M r:^Mr-M^--Mr ' '-1^-' Y ,',- By RUSSELL A. JACKSON Editor, The Ohio Sentinel SGT. BYRON C. CLARK U. WlE KNOW is what wu read in the papers, m this case the Frat Backs Sentinel A Colurmbu s Citizen. In last Wednesday's edition, the Citizen St Clair Vice §quad Arrest Case stated that Mayor Sensenb renner'a Human Relations group would like to huddl*. with us concerning the series appearing in The Vice Squad Loses Ohio Sentinel relative to Police Dept. discrimination. Pharmacy Upset By Jury Decision Series. On Cop Action As of this newspaper's edition time Wednesday, the Columbus Citizen knew more about this proposed meeting than anybody MU IOTA CHAPTEK, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc., this around this office. prescription A 26 year old man was acquitted of a charge of obstructing a sidewalk by a jury week voiced its "support, approval of, and appreciation for the Conspiracy Case HowcVor, taking the Citizen story at face value, the Messrs. before Municipal Court Judge Alan Schwarawalder Thursday. series of front page editorials regarding discrimination in Uie Co Harry Mayfield, I^iren Lunsfoid and/or others on the mayor's delivery? . It took the seven women and -——-_——-——_--—----_--——_—-—_-————-_—-_-______-_____—___ lumbus Police Dept.,1* which have been appearing in The Obio Sen tive clerk for the city of Colum* One juror, interviewed after A conspiracy charge filed against an Eastside man by commission aro duly and publicly informed that we would J* | five m~n jury less than 30 minu tinel the past month. bus, denied Scars' allegations, the verdict, said during the de the police vice .-iquad was dropped by the prosecutor's of most happy to comply with such a request., providing: tes to decide that Maceo Clarke, insisting be only attempted to liberation they tried to deter T r fice when the man's case was called up for trial Friday be • We receive an invitation In writing. 59, Governor's pi., was not f " " •*•'_? " '~ " *""" ] i behalf of the fraternity. Dr. ask the officer the whereabouts mine why the police were at tbe n fore Municipal Judge Dean Straiwbaugh. • A competent stenographer takes down every word that )• guilty. Wil hum H. Weddington, basi of a relative who was attending party in.the first place. 18th Clarke, a statistici-.n at Bu Monroe JAhnson, 444 N said in such a meeting. a party at the Long st. address. Unable tb determine why the leus, addressed the following St., was accused of conspiracy witness, th<- prosecutor anked reau of Unemployment Compcis- • The right to rail in and cross examine ANY individual, officers interfered with the par letter to the editor of The Senti by engaging another man to that the charge b« dropped with siiticn. was arrested by Sgt. Sears, be stated, instead of in or out ot the Columbus Police Dept. in the course of substan- ty, the jurors concluded if the nel: "pick up numbers" for him. Larry Sears and Robert Shoaf pcnntttiiig him to complete his out a trial,--. ii.itmJ' .mli !-> antl-edltoriaU appearing in The Ohio Sentinel on crowd was obstructing the side "Dear Mr. Jackson: Mu The charge was filed by Ssl- in front ol 539 E. Long st., April question, "loudly and redely" Through his attorney, William this subject. told bim be wasn't going to an- walk tbe situation was created Iota chapter of Uie Omega Psi James Wood of the vice squad 19 by the officers' own conduct. Toler, Johnson had pleaded not Otherwise, ladies and fjr-ntlenien 0» the Mayor's Human Rela Avref anymore questions, then Phi Fraternity, Ine., wishes to May 7. Scars." wbo has built a reputa- guilty. tions Commission . no soap. ordered Oft'<:cr Shoaf to arrest Clarke, •Kw'jjof a prominent express -Its support, approval Unable to produce his star! t .tjon of the vice sqiiad's ''tough" Dayton physician, was said to "~' - Cast-inly I Here's soot*, maoi. Justified that.he ordered him. ' ** • ' -• '•* of. and appreciation for the thiog 10 keep in ininitl—« Shoaf, Clarke testified^ after be considering fi*ysg,a ffilse su series* ot front page^editorials Vervi«« thai mijr ba vitally Ctart<*****and a ^rowdYof "specta rest" suit "against Sears a n.d - tv takh-g bim .into custody, eald, regarding * dlsc.rtmhiStlon' In jotporieoc io aa 'truer. tors to Clear the stretft three Shoaf. . """.J"" * -g«ocyi. If "you hava pre*. times :••• - * .''Well, Maceo, '4 looks like *oa the Colambus Police Dept. . •tr'piionf r<> b« titled and Clarke, he contended,*.not only _. - * • ._. v tti> one io bring.rheru in,- •*' messed up, .you made Sgt. 'i '_£*'*"•*•'-'*'•' f/ *"' * SA&'i "Although we do not approve tel.pboiK uv Our mc-teni ignored bis command, but said Sears mad." | J cf crime In any fashion, we gcr will call for ilia pre/ h* didn't have to leave and THREE OTHER witnesses, Complains I share yonr concern for the Spirit Of Adolph Hitler's Drive On Jews siripiuini and rcrura mitt, "there's nothing you can do called to testify by Defense elimination of crime and the tha precisely prapareel about it." , By TED COI.I'MAN . concerned, refused to approve the budget tor the Alabama Public j madiciiii-*.— IJrere :s no Counsel .William H- Brooks, sub DR. WEDDINGTON protection of the public. These ejctra charge. The Spirit of Adolph Hitler is moving throughout ihe south. Library Service Division unless the book was lifted from circssla-j .CLARKE. A FORMER legisla stantiated Clarke's testimony. police functions should be carried out with scrap-Joes Impartial Cops Rude ity. We are embarrassed aad disturbed beeanse certain police A program to brainwash children and abolish brotherhood lit-. tion-. units Infer that vice Is solely a phenomenon of the Negro East- erature has reached asinine proportions. Eddings, who explained he I.-J a four term legislator and impor-; an Complaints against Columbus end. bast week tlie)se<*iegationists of Alabama demanded burning; l * oil'distributor and cattle breeder in Detnopolis, Ala., and he's; an a. 8-7200 s THE OHIO SENTINEL police officers continued to pour "This assumption was Intensified by recent daily news sSor- of a pre-school chiiciren's book because of a story depicting a wed* j »' e busy in the While Clti_ena Council, won his point after a len- j into The Ohio Sentinel this week. i! Edmund B Paxton s-re-udent; Russell A. Jackson. Editor* les suggesting violence upon innocent and dedicated pelteesaen dirij* between a little black rabbit and a white rabbit. thy tirade of hatred in his Interpretation of the butik.. The budget We Fill All Prescriptions ln-Chi<*l. Annie R Moore. Business Manager; Amos H Lynch. Mrs. Grace Daniels, 751 Atche- by Negro 'vice lords.' Garth Williams' book. "The Rabbits' W>ddm£." should be • was approved under restriction 015 the publication. Advertising-Promotion Manager; John B. Combs, Managing Edi SOD at., sponsor of one such "We believe that you have placed Use blame accurately for taken off the shelves and burned, State Sen. E. O. Eddings said, I Ths book js now on reserve and can only be obtained by spe-j Including: tor; Theodore Coleman,. City Editor; Edward L. Moore, Jr., Pro X complaint, accused a police dis this deplorable condition. Also, we note wtth some chagrin sad in arj attack on th*- publication. ' j cial request. It will not be circulated in tlie local centers, Emily j duction Manager. Whee,odt Rt ed dirt ctor a th Veterans patcher with failing to send a shame that your detailed accusations of dlsct-rn-S-satton hi *** WILLIAMS. ACTHOR AND ILLUSTRATOR. IN A staterntmt, ' > ' < *- d»vlgi«sn^ stated following the COO-j Welfare ' Kstabli-hed June 1. 1249 Published eacb week al 690 East cruiser to St. Cloir av. and Police Dept. have gone unanswered by the respessslble officials. said, 'The book was written for children from 2 to 5 who will un- jusi0n* Lon»r Street (PO Box tJ29* b*» The Ohio Sentinel Publishma Co Industrial Inc.. Columbus 16, Ohio Cincinnati Office: 3351 Reading Rd. Buckingham st, when she report "We commend you for your courageous reporting. May yes- derstand it. .It was not written for adults who will not understand THE WAVE OF H1TLKR-LIKK FRUSTRATION HAS BEEN Aid For Tha Aged Subscription Rates. One Year. $0 50; Sis Months. $3 SO. ed ber son had been slugged continue ta be tbe Take of the People.*—Wilbum H. Wedding- it because it is only about a soft furry lov-, and has no hidden demonstrated in both Mississippi and South Carolina. Aid For Dependent National advertising, representative: Associated Publishers. from behind by an unidentified ton.' messages of hate." ",, , ...... »,. r. • • -r. . ., Children _, ,. j , .» 1 ,. , •. , . . Both states hav e tbanned _ book titled *'The Swimming Pool, Inc . 55 W 42nd St New Yorts City 3«. N. Y.. PEnnsylvania 6-0022; man last Wednesday. Tlie author said further he was "completely unaware that an-, .. --n. -, , ,« »/-_. 1. J/- 166 W Washington St. Chicago 2. 111.. ANdover 3-6343: Whaley , .. i:i, , . . .,...... by Alice Cobb, assistant professor of Dep». of Church and Commu- Simpson Co. 55 New Montgomery St.. San Francisco 5. Calif., Sometime later, she said she Nichols Reappointed Students Get Brants mals wnh white fur, such as; Avhite mice, white horses, polar bears, , SUiter 1 4583. Whatey-Simpsori Co. 6608 Selma Ave.. Los Angeles -_i« __t, . ... ., ...... , , inity at Scavrit college, Nashville. 28. Calif HOItywood 3-7157 hailed a police ambulance and GREENSBORO. N. C.-Tbree asked its crew if they were re Eastside Businesswoman Con whiU rabbits, white dogs nnd others, were considered blood tela* * . ' - • Member Nat'* Newspaper Publishers Ass'n. honor students to graduate froo- sponding to her, call. They ad stance C. Nichols was confirmed tiv.-? of white human beings." Tl-e story includes a friend.ship between a white and colored COLUMBUS TELEPHONE; CLearbroofc 3-74J0 by City Council Monday night to A-T college thin June have been "C.'nuastmj: colors weie oiUy used for pictorial reasons and | *»!*' whr» Wl'nl tor a swim u'T J-*.'-, *t'v^-' ,,•, - , „,' ,;. .•"•', 1 ;,. 1 " 1 ! 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SATURDAY, MAY 30, 1959 THE OHIO Sl-NITJ-JEL PACE g .. t 'if SATURDAY, MAY 30, 1059 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAC5EtJA'»h-;4S Church Organist Wins The First Round; Several Hundred Hear NAACP Counsel Dixie Pushes Nazi Accuses Cops; Faces Arrest Again are looking to America and th* n> ANN B. WALKER elali.cs in Tease involving hous By TED COLEMAN ing or school" discrimination. manner in which the NAACP it "Several hundred Columbusites trying to 1 mprove racial rela Campaign In North Cecil Leo Brewer, 28 year old church organist who filed assault and battery charges against gathered in the sanctuary of St. Discussing ihe future of dese gregation, Att'y Motley said, tions," she continued, "it **« two city prison guards he accused of administering a brutal beating to him while ha was In custody Paul AME Sunday to hear Att'y "we must rexamine our pro ar* successful then, such coun May 8, faces arrest again on a charge of Intoxication, The Sentinel learned Wednesday. Catherine Motley, member*"of gram and our objectives first. tries will implement our ideas the NAACP ieual staff and one Brewer waa detained "for in Our organization (NAACP) la re in working out their solution. We Immediately after he was of Chief Counsel Thurgood Mar must continue to support the vestigation of. auto theft at the cognized in the court* ot tht* freed. Brewer filed tlie assault shall's top assistants, who spe* NAACP Jn every manner be- time ot tha alleged beating. hind as spokesman for Negro and battery charges against Pa caussi in the business ot school! He denied tha charges and and ihe organization responsible trolmen Donald J. Creek and discrimination over 189 laws claimed he was sitting in the for the greatest social revolu Chester Crumple**, accusing have been passed to avoid obey automobile awaiting th« owner tion this count rv has experien them of the beating. ced." ing the supreme court, decision' to discuss loss of several arti Furnished ot May 17, 19*4." "Groups throughout tb* world cles from his own car. Police Chief Scholer said a He said the guards beat him new inoscication charge, under Apartments savagely when he Insisted on state law, will be filed against using th. phon« to contact rela Brewer. tives and when he continued to Ex-LR School Super Polios official* said the two ask them about his automobile For Rent which h-r was forced to leave on officers admitted slapping Brew the street. er in the face while in city pris 31 5. Monroe Ave. on because he was abusive and Rips U.S. And BREWER SAID HE was com unmanageable. Between East Broad St. pelled to lay bloody and wound and Oak St. Blame for Little Rock's school integration crisis was traced Brewer denies all charges and this week to lack of positive leadership at. the state nnd federal j ed - all night in a cell without Large Cofttbinalion said, "My case Is one -f out levels and lo organises, opposition from outside the city. medical treatment. He display Living-Bedroom, ed ugly head and body bruises right .brutality. I will fight to CRUMPLES Pulling the finger on litem . the limit to secure justice." Kitchen, Bath th. current issue of the ..Sturdily ha claimed were inflicted by the was Virgil T. Blossom. -Whose SCHOENLING BEER sales Utilities Paid Evening Post, is thai public opi accused guards. He Is represented by Att'y position as school superintendent representative la th* Colum Laundry Facilities , nion was right for Little Hock When police were unable to William Toler. Hosack Mission Day On Sunday in th. Arkansas capital made CLARENCE MITCHELL bus area Is Walter (Jackie) Private Entrance to become known as the com prosecute him on the auto theft Off-Street Parking him "the man in the middle" of Gunning, popular ex-East High Sunday, May 31, is Missionary begins June 15. Those desiring munity that provided a reason* WASHINGTON". — Clarence Mitchell, NAACP Washington bu charge, hewas charged with in that situation. and Beatty Center athlete. Near Transportation able solution to the problem of toxication. Appearing before Heart Research Funds day at Hosack Baptist with Eve to teach are asked to give names reau chief, in a hearing before a Senate Judiciary Subcommittee Schoenling. first to break color and "Shops His view,'outlined report. "The school desegregation. Municipal Judge Dean Straus- ning Star Missionary sponsoring to Mrs. Maggie Smith. Men's here, said, "Ther. is a well organized program, apparently sup line la hiring Negro salesmen Central Ohio Heart Ass'n has (Office Side Entrance Untold Story of Little Rock," in baugh Tuesday, he was dismiss a talent program. Mr. and Mrs. day date bas been changed from ported by public funds in some states, to send Nazi-type propa in central Ohio, Is dlstrbuted announced award of $35,600 ln in Basement) HOWEVER, IT iVASN'T to ed on basis the affidavit was Donald Carroll are parents of July 26 to July 19. l|ev. H. H. [work out that way and Blossom ganda into northern states." in Columbus by Ambassador fellowships and scholarships for rlOTH STRKET NUT SHOP technically out of order. twin girls. Vacation Bible school Teague is pastor. 'points out that the Dept. of Jus-! • He said h». had received some of it himself and at least one Distributing Co., 7*. N. Glen- Assorted Nuts, Candies support of individuals conduct jtice failed to indict or prosecute" item has been based on a Negro college in Atlanta. wood ST. Permit holders and The Judge and prosecutor both CA. 8-3307 Foot-Long Hot Dogs. ing heart research during the Don't put it off any longer! Subscribe to The Ohio I a singte individual involved in Mitchell seeks defeat of Sen. Herman Talmadge'** school organisations may reach Gun admonished the arresting offi Snowballs fiscal year beginning July 1. Eves 7 to 9 "Mr. Softec" Ice Cream jthernob acton that ensued, al amendment embracing complete local control of schools. ning by calling Ca. 1-5051. cer for negligence. Sentinel today! $6.50 a year. SaL -fc Sum 333 N. SOth SL though mur« than 50 were ar- as 11 A. M. to 7 P. Ray Jarkson. Prop. j rested by local police, Baber Leads Council Little Rock's "A federal judge failed to pro tx-superintettdent vide tl. S. marshals to help en PHILADELPHIA. — In Im of Schools pressive services at historic force integration at a critical tells about: THE EVIDENCE time," he . continues. "The go Mother Bethel AME church vernor ol Arkansas failed lo use here, Rt. Rev. George Wilbur his power ta uphold the law. In Bnber. resident presiding bishop "My nightmare The only beer STACKS UP fact, Gov. OrvaJ E. Faubus used of Ihe first Episcopal district, his office in a demagogic and op became the new president of Ihe at Little. Rock" there's no Gin like portunistic manner that brought Council of Bishop's of the de about a breakdown of law and nomination. When Virgil T. Blossom order." (Superintendent of Little - - that's - Rock Schools from 1953 to GORDON'S Noting the most eff.;elive op- New Hospital Number IMS) began drawing up po.inon._to" the Little Rock plan plana for. integration, be was University hospital's' new tele !**i#*Q«.. fi'om outside the city, Btotfe- threatened,- shot at, d«- _ •» : • i* - 1-phone •**8_?iT)b< r ,Aav -**M84B7 *> is som Says, "Tl~w8s initiated by > l iioimced as a "rar_jeth.ig- • now in effect. r - •- t. segregationists in other sections ger'* and'derided as aJ P»**l agent Of the NAACP."" FLAVOR SEALED of Arkansas and in ollu-r sou In this week's "Saturday Eve thern states where leaders of: ning Post yoOMI read his such organizations as the White ' \ own dramatic slory snA Citizens' Council decided their learn: own purpose would bs? best sr r- if » how he suddenly learned $070 ved by using their money and 7 ______• that racists were planning to wreck his program, V 4/5 Qt. 'their influence to-force » fight ^ &>> 3t« • why he believes the Ne to ihe finish against intigratmn Code 30SB groes. In "Utile .Rock were at l.itile Rock rather shaft in against immediate and com th ir own home ti•n'itory. plete Integration. Call Us for ^ • about the powerful busi FLAVOR FRESHNESS Full Measure f ness interests who had great lllUtiii'TOlil influence over (i©veroor i 0! Projection Faubus. • how eslremlsts from »n \ over the country converged Does tht present day on Little Rock —- ready

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SATURDAY, MAY 30, 1959 THE OHIO -SENTINEL ' i PAGE 6 SATURDAY. MAY 30, 1959 .'.__' Convicted Han THI- OHIO SENTlNt-L PAGE 7 THEBOUNDUP lust So You'd Know Who Won Teacher Of The Year I WilbM Slates 6 Periods TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — John Lewis In PR 'Who's Who' YMCA .Camp Alfred Willson la offering,six periods this year. Tosses Chair Edited By Ted Colemaxs W. Riley, head of the Dept. of ' First period is June 19-26; second, June ---July 10; third, History and Geography, Florida A-M tsnlverslty, was named July lu-July 24; fourth, July 24-Aug. 7; fifth, Aug, 1-21; sixth, Aug. At Trial Judge Ku Klux Klan Push Blamed In British Murder STETJBENVILLE.—Wroth of a ."Teacher of ,the Year" by'the *.l-28. LONDON -The Ku Bug Klan, which fa*,s been on the romp In Student Government Congress. The following boys are among prisoner sentenced to the Ohio Ensland Uie past few months, has been blamed for inciting mob Arnold, John Hunt, William pen prompted him to take out his th-.se who have already made Butler, George Boston, Donald Sence wSeh caused the death of a young Negro In the Notting reservations for this summer: vengeance by tossing a chair at ham dlstrlcL Tension h*s reached the point where it i, causing Boston, Glenn Edwards, the judge. . . Otis Bay, Norman Carter, Hiram Tanner, Bos* Binge, much alarm. A British member of Parliament who asked Use Miss. Officials Charles Murdoch. Pats! Hair Jessie Wade, 29, who appeared SSS.SS. Protect person* threatened by the ™ **»"- Henderson Day, William Link, with his brother, John, 24, assd ston, Wendell Ha-rsten, Jim Jerome MerrriH, De*n*__. Hogg, self threatened with death if he didn't keep qttlet. Charles Gibson, Stall, Stanley Webster, Mike Lawrence E. Balscr, 65, of E. Cold Wafer Plot Donald Tldwcll, Norman King, Labor party member, represents a S. London area where a large Springfield, was sentenced to 3- Emanuel Tanner, Terry Pcdn- number of W. Indians -e*-d*. To Nab Wilkins dexter, WHUam Prillermaa, 30 years in ibe penitentiary for • »• • • JACKSONVILLE, M i s s. — A Resigns Delta Post Jr., Lasanu Waskbtftaa. mutilating a Jefferson county plot to arrest Roy Wilkins, NAA WASHINGTON. — Kesigna- dairy worker. Coed's Rape Attackers Want More rime Henry Grtren. DWuld Lasag- 1 Stanley Harmon, 42, was alle- TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Lawyers for two of the four youths CP executive secretary, was tion of Patricia Roberts Harris bared here after he had left for as executive director of Delta born, Kesuteii. Fears, D-Uute jg«*Sy attacked by the men as charged with rape ot an attracUve Florida A-M coed sought to Dieker-oat, WaUasa LsTatxgX, N. York, following a huge lacal LEWIS BANKS Sigma Theta sorority was an ?es_*^f-Ts>'irtirsreess Bsise» cTf aaa "-âgreemend Harmon tove ber- have trial postponed 42 days and to have the hearings moved from —*— »•*-* STsrmcrt OY_T rally. BIRMINGHAM, Ala.—Jesse J. Lewis, president of Jesse J. nounced Jjy Dr. Jeanne L. No PaPa*gJs_ Gregory Ftfa-t, GB- Tallahassee. Trial was scheduled to begin May 27. Judge W. May _ -nceiaa. Hinds county deputies had Lewis and Associates, public relations firm of Birmingham, has ble, the sorority'* national pres bert Breekt. CUrawe S*-_-S-_, Walker ot Leon county circuit court said he would set a hearing Robert Reed, Jr, Carl Matkry. The chair ssissed Judge Ar* warrants for arrest of Wilkins been listed In "Who's Who in Public Relations." L. Paul Banks ident. Mrs. Harris ia resigning 4 : on request for a delay. Tbe attorneys claim they want additional Arthur Macfcey, R*>ert Mae- *har L. Hoepes* e*J Jefferson ond State NAACP Field Sec'y has been promoted to executive vice president of the firm, with Aug. 31 to devote fulltime to cetaBS-f cec&sam f£eas court, wbo time in view of excitement caused by a demonstration by Negro Medgar Evans at the rally in ob studies at George Washington key, Mike Tevsta, Jerry students of the college soon after the crime. which he has been associated five years. Tains. issued the pea*s_ty servance of the fi" h anniversary - university Law school - • • • VICTORS IN TENNESSEE STATE UNIVERSITY'S stndent of the supreme court decision on elections give name placard a boost for photog. Triumphant school desegregation. Phillipa Schuyler Critically III after, week of politicking are "Miss Tennessee State, 1959--S0." They were charged with advo SUNDAY FAMILY DINNER N. YORK PblUlpa Schuyler, noted concert pianist who re Barbara Curry, and Student Council Pres. Cupid Poe. — Dassxy cating overthrow of Mississippi ^ cently relumed from a successful tour of Africa, was rushed to Photo. segregation laws. Sydenham hospital last week assd given Immediate blood trans SERVED 1-10 P.M. fusion for a sudden illness which canceled net appearance at c •Carnegie hall. Her mother reported tbe artist suffering from 3foie ôwnied €otfon 9P ûfiioni complete exhaustion assd a virus contracted tn Africa. aaa Mother Abandons infant In Movie ATLANTA.—A mother who visited a movie to watch a double feature apparently had a double motive for her presence in the Discover the establishment, according to police. She left a 6 months old tot and never returned. According to a woman who sat next to the-moth er and infant, the woman asked her to keep an eyo on the child good taste of until she went for a drink of water. 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SATURDAY, MAY 30. 195.S THE OHIO SENTINEL PAt;« 9 . SATURDAY, MAY 80, 19b_* THE OHIO SENTINEI. PAGE 8 Liquor Agent Is Penalized By State's Enforcement Chief Randolph. Sensenbrenner By JOHNB. COMBS by many as a divice enabling di comforming with department po- j Gov. DiSalle, Smith foiled to They "Lived By Their Wits' Daily expense .pay allowed certain state employees is being vision heads to impose a double licy, he contended. mention the fact bis salary ia 9 jeopardy penalty on state em perhaps $3000 above Bowen's withheld from an agent of the Dept of Liquor Control, is was lear* Share -Shriners Platform ployees, was put into effect in Smith said he didn't know of yearly pay. nend last week; - effect in 1158. Since then it has other agents whose expenses had ... Now There's Only One Harland Randolph will speak in 2nd Baptist Friday, June 5, 8 Victim of tbe stiff penalty is been used on occasion to purge been cut off like Bowen's. How Smith also denied asking for p. m., as part of a Shriners' public meeting being held ln conjunc Jiiim:; C. Bowen of Cincinati, had threatened not to appoint DESCRIBED BT detectives as fered Bowen's headquarters state workers from their jobs. ever, he said he doesn'tt receive quarrel Sunday evening ln their tion with Shriners* Gala day festivities June 5-7, it was announced member of the enforcement di A 65 year old Southside worn* "persons who lived by their from Cincinnati to Cleveland. Smith, in an interview, denied expenses for room and meals, Oowcn's resignation, or that ha home, police said. by Wade Franklin, III, promotions director of Alia Baba Temple vision for ten years. an, slabbed to death by her 35 wits," Mrs, Goldsmith and hcr The regulation, designed to im double jeopardy standards were even though his home is in Can him \J he qualifies for the posl- 53. Bowen, 35, lost his $9.25 psrr year old daughter Sunday, will According to homicide detec daughter both have long police pose discipline on employees, imposed on Bowen. The transfer ton. tion as u result of a recent Civil Sharing the platform with day expense allowance when he be buried from Whittaker mor tives, Mrs. Morris said the ar records. Detectives also said the as librarian and public relations prohibits payment of expenses was just a "routine" move in A Democrat, appointed by Service examination. Randolph will be Mayor Sensen returned to work after complet tuary Friday at 10:30 a. m. gument started over her late ar mother and daughter are known director. for employees working out of brenner. ing a 30 day suspension! Iv.-m rival Saturday slight and her to them under 12 different This June I meeting Is open their headquarters. Thus, Bo Adeline Goldsmith, 330 S. 6th Randolph, now studying and Smith, enforcement chief, repor late sleeping Sunday. names. wen, father of five, is forced to St., was pronounced dead on ar teaching et Ohio State univer tedly Imposed the ncnalty after Charged with first degree pay his own room and board in rival at Grant hospital from a During the quarrel her mother sity, has written numerous arti Bowen refused Smith's demand manslaughter, Mrs. Morris Cleveland and cover costs of up severed jugular vein. threatened to -"slap her around," cles on international affairs, to resign. waived examination and was keep for his home and family in and when she raised the knife to many of which have appeared in Smilh, acting under a regula Her daughter, Evelyn Morris, held to the grand Jury under Cincinnati. ef tbe 6th st. address, admitted .ward off the blow she accident- The Ohio Sentinel, tion of the Finance Dept., trans- THE REGULATION, regarded jally stabbed her mother, Mrs. $3500 bond by Judge Dean As a member of a two rnan stabbing Mrs. Goldsmith with a Strausbaugh Tuesday. butcher knife following a heated I Morris told detective*. U. S. debating team, he toured over 15 nations in Europe and Young Adult Assembly Asia representing U. S. univer Money Snatcher Nets $115 MAYSVILLE, Ky..— Annual sities. He has also made many Ike Promotes Davis Young Adult Assembly of the U. S. tours speaking before ci A daring money snatching woman who grabbed $115 from an Lexington conference of the Cen vic and social groups, churches other woman on a busy street corner last Monday afternoon was tral Jurisdiction of the Metho and colleges. being sought by police. dist church will be held in Scott Randolph has had his own ra Hazel Johnson, 30, 702 Leona dio show, appeared on numerous To Major Methodist here June 5-7. Re av., told police the money was sts., by a fleet-footed woman source leaders include Louis radio and television programs, seized from her at High and Gay WASHINGTON*. — Air Force Brig. Gen. Benjamin O. Davis, who had introduced herself as Johnson, Cincinnati, and Wil acted ln the theatre and worked "Clara Johnson." Jr., who was stationed at Lockbourne air base in Columbus before liam Grimes, Cleveland. Among RANDOLPH fulfilling an assignment at the Pentagon, was nominated by Pres. speakers for the worship serv to all and was moved to 2nd Hazel Johnson said she with Eisenhower fer the rank of major general^ The Sentinel learned drew the money from a local ices will be Rev. John C. Fergu Baptist to accommodate the an Friday. son, Cleveland. bank and as she left the cash- ticipated crowd. | icr*s wondow the strange wo His promotion marks the first • " Another part of the program colored officer to hold such a j After the war he was placed man engaged her in a conversa 22 Hew NAACP 'tilers' is the junior-choir of 2nd Bap tion until they reached the in- rank in any branch of Use armed j in command of the 447th bomb- : BOS TON. — Announcement tist under _ttrec_ion of Robert tf'•section of High and Gay sts. forces. His father, who retired jer group at Godman Field, Ky Anderson. ON SALE AT ln July, 1948, after 50 years in Later he was sent to Lock that 22 persons signed up during After grabbing the money, the an NAACP life rhembership din the service, was the first Negro bourne, then a stint at the Penta. woman lost herself in the crowd. gon. ner at the Harvard club here, to rise to rank of brigadier gen ST. CLAIR Miss Johnson reported. eral in the regular Army, During the Korean conflict he featuring Daisy Bates, Little Ghoraliers Slate Rock heroine, was made by The younger Davis became the was commander of the 51st Miss Johnson had copied serial fourth member of his race to Kivie Kaplan, NAACP national numbers of all the money which where (fighter group. From there he June 14 Concert PHARMACY graduate from W. Point life membership committee co- gave police a thin chance of Cor. Leonard & St. Clair he was commissioned a second went to Tokyo and the staff of chairman. Choraliers of Columbus, Inc., tracing it. lieutenant. . the Air Force Far East Com present their second annual con- '•**' DURING WAR II he was as mand. Judge Assists Cupid cert extraordinaire Sunday, June *•*, 5 p. m., at Stewart Me- signed to the Air Corps at Tus While In Formosa he was pro Dan Cupfd will get an assist • morial CME, 73 E. Mound st. ' Make a Date With kegee and waa among the first moted to brigadier general and during June from Judge Roscoe colored fighter pilots graduated I The choral group will feature assigned as commander of a JR. Walcutt of Franklin county from the school there. I probate court. Judge Walcutt all new repertoire. Tickets may * task force. In 1957 he was sent ba purchased from the presi BRUCE JOHNSON He was assigned to the famed announced that the marriage li to Germany as chief of staff cf cense bureau will be held open dent, Mrs. Charlene Taylor, 190 Wth fighter squad*t*on and be 12th Air Force, until 7 p. m. "5.* Thursdays and N. 11th st. Rudolf Womack is came its commander, serving Fridays throughout the month of director. and He if a graduate: of Air-War first If^N. Afx-fifa ant-TTate**. in June. However, sludge .Walcutt College end holder of the*l*_gion - - f Italy. When the 99th wasi ex said, there will be no relaxation Be cool this summer with Ot Merit, ' Silver Star, Flying Joseph Woodfortt Earns panded he was promoted to col "~ •* - in rules of qualification for cou- onel and commanded tht 332nd! Cross and Air-Medal with four p*,ea who seek lo uv- ag cheaply Honors Af Wilberforce ARMSTRONG Air Conditiomng fighter group. {oak leaf clusters. as one. - ' * WILBERFORCE.—Cadet offi No more hot dor* ond nights cers of Dept. of Military Sci ia your hortia this summer if ence and Tactics at Central you put tn Armstrong air State college presented their conditioning NOW] At a cost It Pays To Look Neat Armed Forces and Battle Group lata than you might think you Otto Beatty, Jr.' 18, son of Mr can air condition all ol your Honors day program last Wed home, not fust a room at a and Mrs. Otto Beatty, Sr„ 41 N. nesday. Dr. Charles H. Wesley, time. Monroe av., is carving quite a president of Central * State, de JAMISON'S CLEANERS niche for himself in the scholas There is a model and «U» livered the morning address on to lit your home — exactly. tic world. the subject, "The Military Tra Guaran'-od in writing lot FINER DRY (LEANING News from Howard univer dition of the Negro ln America.'** Ufa yam*. sity, where he has been enrolled Joseph Woodford, son of Mr. Easily financed, too. Plan to FEATVRING for two years, points him out as and Mrs. Fred D. Woodford, 531 day lor modern, comfortable a young man destined to make Armstrong it., Columbus, re Armstrong air conditioning good. thin wnmir. Call u* today ceived recognition for achieve* lor a tree estimate. Get the genuine article •.. - Same Day Service - Since his entry at Howard he ments in military science. 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V ,„, .••'.•.•* SATURDAY. MAY 30, 1059 SATURDAY, MAY 80, l-Sfi* THE OHIO SENÎNEL PAGE \\ THE OHIO SENTINEL ^ ' • ' ' —h ' PAGE 10 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR SPEAKING OF POUTIt*. Thinks We're Giving Police Bad Deal Fight Just Beginning Editor, The Sentinel:* I'm Good Climate Foi Editor, The Sentinel: Never before have I read a more clas- a a a •la example of yellow Journalism (or should I say black?) than chancing that ' shouting "Hur your editorial in May 2's Sentinel. rah" from the highest rafter of This has unquestionably set police and Negro relations back Columbus has not been declared Assembly 'Liberals' •evaral steps. Instead of thinking negatively* why doesn't The a suspicious action by . Chief And So Do We Sentinel take a positive approach and attempt to improve rela Scholer's pets and letting go By JOHN B. COMBS tions? with both barrels from tbe dia . THE PRESENT SESSION of the Ohio Gen'l Assembly has phragm up. As any policeman will tell, you, the informant, er "stool pig created a favorable climate tor proponents of so-called liberal leg* eon" as you so tactlessly put it, is a necessary and integral aspect It is indeed time that the Ne islation. Passage of FEPC and SUB by the Democratic controlled of police work. But don't ask any policeman for proof. Ask the groes of Columbus take a posi Legislature are two prime examples of the liberal attitudes of Ha thousands of Inmates in our penal institutions who are there as a tive stand against the blasphe leadership. mous action of the Police Dept., direct result of an«informant or "tipster." A good example of the This suggestion is further supported by seemingly directed at the de Informant's work la the capture of John Dillinger, thanks to the enactment ot laws to increase poor relief moralization of residents of the "Woman In Red." funds, prohibit discrimination in pay rates Eastside. In your editorial, you said nothing deleterious to the numbers because of sex of employees, and to allow racket. As taxpayers, you and I are footing the "few cents" the W« have permitted this condi county and district tuberculosis hospitals tion to exist much, much too numbers bettor plays. A large percentage ot the player** are on to treat non-tuberculin patients. long with merely passing the re relief or welfare as 1 am sure you know. Do you believe the bet Another measure passed which lends mark, "Something should be tor pays back the county if and when he "hits"? credence to the liberal theory was a bill to done." The numbers are an unmitigated racket and I'm sure nobody increase the Income ceiling for families la la naively unaware of this plain, simple fact. Now, you of The Ohio Sentinel public housing projects by $600 per year. There has been several recent complaints filed by Negroes as are opening the gate and some Under the law, the income ceiling for to the conduct of certain city policemen. Instead of jumping to thing IS being done. Keep ln COMBS public housing tenants will be lifted from condemn the officers involved, is it asking too much to get the mind, though, that tha real fight $2400 a year, plus $200 per dependent child, , true facts before crucifying a possible innocent situation? Is it is just beginning and the fire to $3000 per year and $200 for each child. It also gives preference the American concept of justice to condemn a man before the due must be kept burning under to veterans in public housing projects, and makes single persona process of law? The Negro has made important social progress in both the Police Dept. and East- 65 or over eligible for admission. side residents lest we have a the south in the last decade. Could this have been possible had not The proposal, which had previously passed the House, was ap continuation of the very situa the supreme court considered all the facts of the questions? proved by the Senate, 23-4. Opposing votes were marked up tion we ar« attempting to shed. You and yours are fo.-ever stressing a much used and often against Republicans. abused term—•"prejudice." Are you showing anything less than It is the fact that we must It will go into effect 90 days from the date it is signed by Gov. "prejudice" in your regards to the Columbus police (Paragraph 3, fight for what is worthwhile. DiSalle.' I Respect would be a worthwhile Give Him A Different Picture With A Strong Civil Rights Bill Mr. President May 2 Sentinel)! "Any cr>p but a Columbus cop"? Similar bills were Introduced during several Republican domL gain.—J. S. Rouse, Columbus. Yours for "-.better and peaceable integration. — Natlossallty: nated legislative sessions, but they were smothered to death by American; Race's White, Columbus. the exceedingly hostile climato. P. S. I would gladly .live my name personally, out due to my Thanks From Dr. Parrish • a a lOu oLuciud oLce job status I find lt inadvisable. Editor, The Sentinel: I take THE APPROPRIATION FOR OHIO SOLDIERS AND Sailors Js 3 See Wi this means to thank my many Orphans Home at Xenia may be placed In jeopardy unless segre members and friends for their gation barriers are lifted at the Institution. The budget bill, even a Negro man dare touch in kindness to me and my wife dur IMMUNITY IS a great Four ot his kind attacked a Wintry fling All In A Day passed by the House last week and sent to the Senate, called for which colored women become ing my illness. My period of hos thing to have and all dream helpless colored girl six times. By GENOA BACON By MACK ELHANNON appropriation of $2,543,223 for operational expenses of tbe or* private stock for the crackers pitalization was a new experien of it. There sa a creature !But his fellow townsmen did not phanage the next two years. only, backed up with an assured Just when we think there's From sunrise to sunset ce for me. But I think my life that has enjoyed immunity approve and put tlie four into According to reliable sources, efforts to slice the institution's lynching of any colored man HE MAN PICTURED here .is E. Frederick Marrow, signs ot spring, Is but a day.. is richer and fuler because of it. for a long time and that is custody. appropriation bid may be undertaken when the Senate Finance who would make any amorous Pres. Eisenhower's top Negro aide. , Even time cannot set free the southern cracker who The southern cracker has T That's when we have a wintry Time would rail me if I tried Committee calls tbe measure up tor hearings. overture to the private stock. The binding link has abused, lynched the Ne gloated with pride over his con Mr. Morrow in recent weeks has issued a few. state fling, to say all of the things I would These rumors broke out last week following a conference Of on endless chain gro and attacked his women quests of black women's bodies The colored coed, whose moral ments which were completely at variance with political Like frozen rain that turns like to say about those nice peo with members of the Trustee Board of OSSOH, the NAACP and protocol and not in the least conducive to securing his job We call eternity. ple who went out of their way to Gov. DiSalle. with little or no fear of re and has notched up each con principles are far removed from to snow be gracious. I received flowers, ciprocity by elected public quest with the glee of a gunman playing the role of common in "the GOP inner sanctum. "*• Just a day, and yet *'--. The NAACP contends the orphanage Is practicing segrega* And freezing rain that turnr- cards, telegrams', visits and tele officials. notching his revolver for each stock for crackerism was reduc Matter of fact, there are suspicions in this quarter Held firmly in its grasp flon by housing Negro and white children in -separate cottages. you blow phone calls. ' But that immunity begins killing. He has considered it his ed to that status against her will that were Mr. Morrow not trie hot potato he is at present Is all the distant future Four of the five trustees claim It Is not a matter* of discrimi Upon your hands to keep them The ministers and members of to wane 'as more and more privilege to make a Negress and the culprits should stand he'd have been canned by the national GOP bosses quite And all the ancient past. nation, but a matter of promoting a family life atmosphere for the various denominations, and ; southern public officials be* yield to'his wishes-end. this'spe full trial witwi h all the books of sometime ago. warm the children. *•, . ^ But man, poor man. churches remembered me espe ' cotns determined that cul cial privilege hasYjêeri flaunt law throw*) at them for their as* Now,4ye.would like to commend to every would-be While walking, through this DiSalle promised to name a committee of expert sociologist** aa"ulia. .' ' **"•*• For him this'day- will be * cially In their* prayers. "T am lb Investigate the complaint and re'pdrt their findjpgs to bim be prits shell be" punished. ing .southern Negrwes for a cen Negro leader )p O-^-Town—and to everysjjniveling, gro\v. blinding storm," The alpha and, omega grateful to^ God and the people fore be makes a ruling. _- - •- e j tury and half or more. -They should not go free if a eling" citizen of color wfio doesn't have _he guts to stick hi* 1 Once there was the fly *that ; The crocus that ha-rttried" • Of his immortality. for the love and appreciation ex What kind of creature of sa'd- colored man in Mississippi could neck out there where it can be seeruand holler fronj hell to ** * . • ' *_ te: pestered everyone until some to peep _ - '".:'... _" - • pressed in varied and sundry ism is he who can deliberately not be allowed the possible case breakfast for ALL of his rights, without budging one inch M1EANWHILE, AL SWEENEY. CLEVELAND CALLPOST smart men found DDT and then Will hid.* it's face and go Aa surely as this day began ways. procreate an • offspring with a dismissal of charges of attack —these words which Mr. Morrow spoke during an inter columnist, stirred up quite a furor among NAACP leaders, la-t the fly withdrew from public to sleep Soma* new life has been cast, week by lambasting the "handling of segregation at the orphans' black woman lo help lynch that ing a white woman. view with a Philadelphia Tribune reporter: As I recover, my desire for pesthood to study ways of im And yet for some home" by Serena Davis, NAACP state field worker. ^ same offspring yeara later for World Indignation is removing "Anytime I place my Job ahead of the advancement of my And wait for bright and sunny the coming of God's Kingdom munizing itself from DDT and, It's journey's end— "It appears that she and the daring to touch a white woman? the Negro woman from the pin race, that's the day I hope to die." skies seems h> Increase. You con al surprisingly enough, has come This day will be their last. Legal Defense Fund of the That is what has happened. nacle goal of crackerism to To chase this Old Man Winter ways be sure that acts of mercy up with a solution. You're not alone in that view, Mr. Morrow. You're and kindness are harbingers of NAACP agreed to keep the heat World indignation is higher prove its manhood. • World Indig-, wise Then there is that milder so not alone at all. 'Give 'Em Hell' The Kingdom.^-James W. Par off Gov. DiSalle in the handling than ever at the attack of nation can rise higher to abate 'Indeed Grateful' cial disease that had iu death of the problem," Sweeney the contempt that crackerism i Editor, Tho Sentinel: Those rish, Minister, Shiloh Baptist, challenge in penicillin but it the four men on that colored wrote. has for Negro rights, respect Editor, The Sentinel: We are front page editorials you wrote Columbus. went into a little research and, coed in Florida but the act is an Miss Davis not only denies old cliche with the southern and even property. indeed grateful for your accur (on the Police Dept.) took guts. according to very recent medi Time Stands Still Wa Gain A Friend Jttre charges, but points out that ate and sensitive interpretation For the simple reason people cal reports, has learned to im cracker. If this is not true, how ALTHOUGH FAR TOO many she attended the conference last do so many blue or-grey eyed, of the factors surrounding the whose toes it hurts don't like to Editor, The Sentinel: You will munize itself against penicillin. southern white men have, at one hear the truth. But I'm strictly week only an as interested ob blonde haired, light skinned col Continued From Page 1 merging of the Legal **Ald Society never know how much I appre That other pest, the souihem time or another, be«n in the n your corner. OI V E 'EM server at the invitation of Att'y ored people come from the south and public defender's office. ciate what your paper did for cracker, has been bumping into shoes of those four men who at ner, Mrs. Dorothy Glenn, a 42 year old housewife, was se HELL.—Mack Ethannon, 577 William H. Brooks, chairman ot where intermarriage is illegal? We are also appreciative o( me concerning my sister, Mrs. outraged world opinion. Now he tacked that coed, world outrage verely assaulted by a cop named Joseph Muroane, who ad Buckingham St. Columbus. jthe NAACP Legal Redress com Mixing by fair skinned colored the kind confidences you ex Mabel Milner. I had two letters hr_s tried to swing back into has created an indignant white mitted he had pushed her around. The photographic evi about 10 minutes ago, one from mittee. people would not produce- so pressed in our operation in your harness by indifference to world public in the south that will dence accompanying this essay was taken shortly alter recent editorial. Whatever suc a cousin, the other from a Miss Davis said she investi opinion.:> That is how a man many. Liked Walker Coverage scream for punishment. Mrs. Glenn leveled the charges. cess we have enjoyed in the frlepd. gated conditions at OSSOH last could be lynched in Mississippi Editor, The Sentinel: Thanks year and on the basis of her WHILE WORLD indignation That southern public has re Mr. Murriane waa relieved of hia duties, a depart- past 15 months has been due to Although she died I still SERENA DAVIS and a colored girl could be at stands as the DDT for southern sulted in southern officials look nrjental hearing was conducted with the chief and Inspec the excellent cooperation of the ever so much for the excellent feel grateful to your paper or I findings, made a recommenda tacked by four white men in crackerism, it is hoped that it ing upon lynchers ar 1 attackers tor Alston as both judge and jury, the charges were drop public, numerous public officials coverage given to the Columbus would never have known. Will tion to the legal redress committee. Since that time the case hag Florida. I will stand as a permanent inoc as criminals and no longer just ped, the cop reinstated and Mrs. Glenn sent on* her way i and the untiring efforts of my Urban League Guild member you please send me your paper been handled "strictly by 4hia committee," she stated. It is reinstating of old prac ulation rather than a temporary mischievous fellows having and supposedly forgotten. office staff. ship meeting of April 28 (by Ann for one year? I can never thank Miss Davjs is not a member of (he committea. tices. deterrent. some fun. Well, we haven't forgotten. You may be sure that we shall B. Walker).^ you enough. As far as "agreeing to keep the heat off" DiSalle, as Sweenejv- charged. Miss Davis said nothing could be further from the truth. EITHER WORLD indignation One grows tired of southern That is tlie beginning ot the . The foregoing Is standard procedure at the cop house «!rive lo merit your continued It means a great deal to the Anytime I can be of any as sistance In anyway I will be Aa a matter of fact, she was quite disappointed with the poaitlost or suppression of news has kept, crackerism"s'Violation of Negro death knell los^snutbretn crack and so long as it remains for Chief Scholer and Inspector support in the future by dîng guild to have the support of The women's l/irginity at will. erism. I hope It stays much Alston to run the show as they see fit the words we wrote the beat job possible.—John L. more than glad to.—Mrs. I. M. taken .by the governor, she stated. j. the southern cracker in tow for Sentinel. — Mrs. Melvin Ornses, Davis, 1327 N. *_th St., Mlnnesp- One grows tired of .those prl longer and more effectively than about Chief Scholer back in July, 1957, will remain within Fraaels, Public Defender, Ce- Miss Davis did not testify at the meeting, nor was she asked a long time but he swings back Chairman, Columbus. ioU**, Minn. any' questions during the 3*0 minute session. •ficjously. vat« cracker harems that notjDDT or penicillin. the context of current history. lasmbsss. tm 7* ** §'" •*.*•• * vS^X*.

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SATURDAY. MAY 30, 1059 SATURDAY..MAY 30, 195S PAGE 13 THE OHIO SENTINEL THE OHIO SENTTNEl. PAGE 12 Ann WdlkerS PARTY UNE William G. Buford Jack And Jill Welcomes Birthday Honoree Winding Up Thirty * Members Into Group f Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Redmond 1 Columbus Chapter of Jack and Jill, Inc., held an orientation honorvd their grandson, William Days Trek Of Activities and reception for new members in the home of Mrs. Marguerite Gary Buford, on his seventh ' Diggs, 426 Parkwood av., last Sunday. . . » omen birthday with a party at their FOR AWHILE I thought I would fall off my seat on the Party The affair, traditionally held? """ "~"*• " —•»_.-_ men's editor.; June LuOmt. An. *"*•* 9 tan tI res'**cm'*''' 3-**** •"-*. Highland av. Line from the mod whirl of the month's activities ... It's been a i In May. is dedicated to new ANN B. WALKER EDITOR LL. J-7861 |can-es werc conducted by Miss long 30 day trek from one activity to another.. . Carousel guests ; members who are introduced to uie R'obinaon and Florence : Joyce Hawkins. . are still raving over the wonderful hobo party given at the White • officer* by their sponsors, Shellon. Refreshments were served and House several weeks ago ... a very lively time waa had by all . Highlighting the occasion, with Each new member was given many useful gifts received. then last week Wilma McClung opened hcr home to guests of the ,Mr_, Geneva Bland, president a gift with the provocative npte Banquet Ends Successfu Also In attendance were sen Girl Friends at their May party a gala time set the conversation elect, presiding, waa a brief "just made" on it. Later, all ior host and hostesses, Mr. "*nd'pattern for the next few days Rcveral club members packed sip resume of the group's purpose were * served delicious' refresh Mrs•as-.-. tv----.-Warren. WashingtoWn.hincrfnn end!and .t o atten' d. th...e group'•_s _,_<<-_,~nationa1l ri\nfnconfabh iin RrtdtrenorBridgeportt , Conn.,, ovec.vrrr and history outlined by Dorothy ments. Carverette Bowling Year Mrs. Elva T. Boone; Jimmy Madison, president. last weekend. Eleanor DeLoache give a June meeting will be held In Bates, Mark Key, Dean Rile, Ed PARTY UNE BUZZES WITH WHAT MILADY WHX WEAR thorough interpretation of the the home of Dr. Alberta Turner. CH1HJCOTHE-—An eu'm able banquet was held here in cele gar Baxton, Gregory Baxton, to the Merry Makers' black and white formal...to have a swanky | constitution. 1102 Byron. bration of the Carver. tu_s' _i*th annual bowling season in Lynne Glenn Bryant, Marsha Bryant, Sharing jn this progrnm were Party Home last Saturday. Tfats activity climaxed a successful affair in Columbus again with ALL guests being, correctly dressed Dianne Golden, Debra Golden, new members Thelma Clark,' year*-fer teams .epre-itnting "Cooper's Garage, Helen's Beauty Sa is a long awaited treat gala event takes place in Valley Dale Deborah Davis, Kim Davis. Ann B. Walker, Sentinel . wo- lon and Trent's Beauty Shop. even favors are unique in design to carry out the baU's .theme the Dale will be a picture of sartorial perfection with frothy Brief remarks arete made by paar-j**^^ team re pre scuta Ives. of the winning team v.ere Mary eowns and crisp white jackets., let's hope this, top-drawer affair Delorus Garner Awards were mad* in the fol Brown, captain, Judith Morris, Founder will be a complete dress success .. several before and after af _ :;'•••'' 7 ' .7 -77 7.-77 •..,'; '..," • lowing categories: Grace Moslcy, Marjorie Hill and fairs are being planned to make this pre-hoUday night « long en High individual average, Ju Marge Mclnlyre. Mr. Linwood Speaker joyable one...Stork stops: Dave and Maxine Hamlar are proud Honored At Lunch dith Morris. Aldcan Cobbs, He Walker represented "The Ohio parents ot an eight pound daughter born last week...the William DR. BLANCHE LOVE EDWARDS ACCEPTS AWARD FROM Ohio Chiropodists Ass'n from len Scott and' Mary Seward; Sentinel in the absence of his Dr. Bernard 8. Welnstock, third from left. Sharing in this honor with her are fellow chiropodists Mis. Delorus Garner, regis high team average, first place, wife^ Sentinel women's editor, at luncheon meeting In Deshler Hilton.—Plerro Photo. tered nurse from Cleveland, Was Grace's Beauty Salon; second, Ann*B. Walker. To Club honored at a luncheon at the On Sunday, the 20th anniver Cooper's Garage: third, Helen's A similar banquet for men's home of Mrs. Sarah Saunders. sary of Golden Heart club was Beauty Salon; fourth, Trent's bowling teams, under chair- Eldridge av. Miss Garner will a momentous affair with the Beauty Shop. Jjine Jones, gene chairmanship of Roland Phillips, Present Hair Fashion Comedy become a bride June 20 Wed founder, Mrs. Janet Walker ral chairman, garnered praise war; held at* Jessie's Place. ding will take place in Cleve- for success of this affair. Smith of Cleveland, as guest "Up from the Roaring 20s"' la benefit for Nat'l Poro Ass'n. Edilh Hunt in charge of decyra- j land, t OLLOWING BOTH banquets speaker. the theme of a hair fashion co Inc., and in honor of its founder, tions arid properties, Mesdames Guests included Annie While, SPECIAL GUEST William an after-party was held in the Mrs. Smith was founder of medy to b- presented by Poro Mrs. Annie* M. Malone Jessie Bartlett and Ruby Hunt; Rachel Adams, Ruth McClen- Guthrie, president of Coasuraer palatial home of Mr. and Mrs this club which is a vital part club. Saturday, June 13, in iMa- Members of the club will ser- in charge of finance, Mrs. Anna j don, Christine Souell, Viola Enterprise, presented gift ligh Orlndo Lomajt, S Walnut st. of Bethany Baptist and the sonic Temple, Miami av. and as the cast of the comedy. Hereford in charge of hostesses, j Thurman. Mai ie Hillards, Doro- ters to team represcntni'v- s. At a later date, Carver Cen Norhside community. Mrs. Ja Long st., at 8 p m. Assisting her are Mrs. Truly Miss Etta Warren in charge of'iby Nesbitt, Shirley Thomas, Miniature loving cup. were also ter bowling leagues will present mes Mitchell was mistress of The revue Is presented as s] Peters in charge of models, Mim tickets, and Mrs. Mattie E j Pat Long presented the Cooper team. an award to Maurice Harris, ceremonies for tbe program and Henson in charge of publicity. Mi*s Ammer Scott and- Mrs Most improved bov. Icr award Columbus, In appreciation of his presented several guest ar Friends of Poro Club are iu Shirley Lymon were hostesses. • •Y went to Essie Jones. Members being their first president. tists. vited to join in seeing th*. play Mrs Smith expressed grati tude in being able to celebrate Attractive Dessert Thirty Debutantes Bow this occasion with the Golden Photography Heart club. To make an attractive lunch-' Following formal part of the eon dessert, ii.smir fruit and, at it* best program, Mrs. Louise Harris, cheese, cut cake quality pow Before Dayton Society president, invited guests to re contractors whose prices are .fair if anyone is looking for a reput dered sugar doughnuts from Weddings - Club Groups - Babies main for the reception in the able- company to do business with. .Kathleen Lymon Payne was your grocer's ready-to-eat cake* DAYTON. — Thi3 busy metropolis took time out recently to lower auditorium of Bethany royally entertained while visiting her family recently . she has department in half crossv- e. Portrait** of Quality view some 20 y«>ung ladies wbo were presented to society nt the Baptist rejoined her husband Dr. Payne rftirlhe. coast ~. -love Doc B__rto*i*avL_prea d halves with"" c r e a-m [ 10th annual Delta Sigma Theta severity debutante ball at Wamp- new dental offices at Mt. Vernon and Taylrtr. . Congratulations ttoo ; chw.ge and 9»ud witn whl)\e ". (All AX. I-7S15 ler's Ball-Arena' Mrs. J. J. Hannibal, elected to City Council in KingKingston: . N C . ' fM m ^^ ROOSEVELT In an atmosphrre of sophisti-i •••• !•• Dessert ^our In this is a "first" since reconstruction asw.il as Mrs. Hannibal be- ' CARTER cation, the white gowned young jConnieLawFouY Joyce Calhoun, ins* the first woman-io b« elected in history of the city onlv two , halve, of other grape var'-Mi****** in' CYC Y. Alice, Kellum Indies, sop:i' sihej*. .ti.irrr ar-ritaz-jla M»sljeygi_ Ix>is~William's^! Mrs. CoIesIJBomej youth- ot our city are actively engaged white acres-furies, ,vr*re escorted j Constance "• McClellan, Joceljm -and Anthony Stringer. incal alumni of St. -Mai•>•'*•. planning a by formally clad male partners, j Jackson, Menra Lowery, Ro- -The home of Mrs. Daisy Mae dance June .1*?;. Members'* of St. Philip's confirmation class will Heading the line were '"Miss [berla "Harvey, "Priscillu Smith, Coles, 1§05 Hawthorne ay^ will be honored guests at J?breakfast- May 31>- . • «_. be the setting* for a dessert hour Jabbcrwock ot '59." Myrn_f Wil-1 Sandra Calloway," Sylvia Stew- "lOir-i:DO BETTER AT SPICEB'S" Sunday, May 31. This affair is COLUMBUS JUSTLY PKOUO OF Dru Blanche Lov* Edwards., son, and hcr escort, Ronald,art, Elaine Davis, Mielta Glenn, sponsored by FHC Guild, local honored Saturday on her 50th anniversary as a practicing chiropo- j Lewis. (Nancy Fesson and D e n n e s (civic group composed of mem dist Evelyn Howard, Val Bland's sister-in-law, in town over the Other debutantes included*, 'white. bers of various Columbus weekend,.'Val.entertained for her first guest in her new hom»..t Brenda McKce, Joyce Griffin,! Their escorts were: • churches. Hurrah for Shriners who have proclaimed June 15-20 as a period Brenda Hatch. Barbara Bryant,) Frederick Leigh. Robert Boyd. The public is wiled to attend fur their salute to Negro business.enterprises. Each Shriner and Gwendolyn Bowr-rs, Sharon Lee Knox, Michael Johnson, between the hours of 4 and 6 Daughter of I->§ is to »P<*nd a minimum of $-5 with Negro bus.- KATHLEEN LYMAN PAYNE Young, Sandra Woods, Shirley William Leigh. Leonard Ross, P. sn. nes* during Uie salute and at least S5 a week thereafter. Cook, Joan Sired, Anne Mc- Jerry Cummings, Hilliard end Mrs. Clara Cardwell ia presi Cummings on Maryland av, are also proud parents of .a new Guire, Betty Bradley. Rose-i ROSE OF SHARON, OES. BANQUET DREW A NUMBER OF j Frederick Wcatherspoon, Ar dent and Mrs. Coles chairman. daughter.. .One receives such a warm feeling when a former Thelma M. Ernest D. Jannie Pompey A; Charles F. mary Long. Bettie Thrasher, thur Jackson, Spencer David teacher remembers you...had this delightful feeling when Hazel out-of-t.Vners with a particularly large delegation from Cincin- Splcer Markey Moore Davls Spicer Lea Kate Stephens, Geraldisse son, James Wilson. Melvin Moon greeted me in a glow of affection.. .she left me reliving for naif Dr Alberta Turner one of three panelists at Jewish Center Gen. Mgr. Salesman Sales-Decorator Salesruan Pres.-Owner Kilborn, Letitia Martin, Peggy Clark, Kenneth Richardson, Da Woman's Council a moment those carefree elementary days. during annual women's forbm..Tuesday appropriate subject was Scraggs. Pearl McCurdy. San •Can We Immuni-e Children Against Prejudice?".. Our pastor. vid Rahney, Grover Franklin. SORRY I MISSED THE OPPORTUNITY TO &AY "*¥*. TO dra *Quisnsberry, Sandra Clark, Rev John Quick, due back in Bethany Presbyterian's pulptt Sun | John Haydcn, Don Smith, Wil OMW it*. OMam OPEN MON.. -n. Bobbie Talbert, Maggie Smith, Hears Mrs. Welch Irvin asid Patricia Reeves, in town from CTevelsu-d for a sad oc Ml NIGHTS 111 liam Reid, Alfred Holbrook, day...he was one of ten delegates to general assembly in India- «-1 Uiga** Last Tuesday, the Woman's casion—death of Pat's mother, Alice Tyus...To the salesman • »-0TH« •n Richard Ponder, Wayne Corbitt, circulating in Eastgate with the line "let us remodel your home napolt-. I— . fu>-it.-s ai*- YonHl Do Better-at DATS » S 50 Council.of 1st Community chur Ajtftiiaota tt«f*s *i aay *ts*ta by Robert Wiley, John Sbercr, Wil-] because we are remodeling the Linwood Walkers': stop -"»••• We Ft! liam Jackson, Edward Robinson, ch ns as guest speaker Rosa ta CalvM-as Ap*.o*fitm«nf Page Welch, internationally 'tisn't true, so don't be a name dropper in an effort to secure OUR Kermit Green, Chester Dorsey, Garden Clubs' Show h June 7 ' PICER' i Cl-sari $'.'-<'»•< Ihe Hard To fit known singer and cburchwoman. business at exorbitant rates...Fortunately, we do know of legit Richard Dixon, Walter Martin, * i 0»«f 50 Tsars »a Mrs. Welch sang several se Ms. Varaaa Av*. Hm an 18m S». Mac McGuire, Paul Robinson, New Dawn and Nor'westerjCenter, 3-6 p. m. Committee 'FURNITURE V lections before speaking ef her Continued On Page 13 s- .'•'• V*ma» Ara. Mode Hosiery & James Moore, Robert Rice, garden clubs are inviting the i ,ftemberg ar< Mesdemn*-- Hattie travels abroad in 1953 and ef !*< Vamaa An J IMJS •(*_-4I>)S publio to attend -their annual f . ^, Charles Blunder, Fred Jeter and her recent tour to* Brazil and Svs S>aa*s A* 993 Ml. Vernon Ave.- Corner 18th 51 Co«, Mf V».«>- BARNETTS WHITE HOUSE, INC. hlle A ma .«- 1*-R S>. Lingerie Shop George* Pauley. Japan. spring flower show Sunday. June! * * ' Be 11^ Johnson, Ol- Oa. Canurs The cotillion, presented by At* 4300 INDIANOLA AVE. She stressed tbe importance V a. Poindexter Corj_niunityJ;Ue•Ro"ch 8nd Hazel V;r*' , H*I MT. VERNON AVE. jpha Delta Sigma chapter of the of Protestant women in their Private Parties By Reservation Only CL. 3-IS35 sorority, climaxed a series of ecumenical missions to become Dances, Buffets, Banquets, Receptions APPLIANCES, CARPETS AND RUGS | dinners and parties for the 1839 j excited about doing with people! 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FRANKS and,a god source of vitamins A and trot them out on that "rainy Alma Seward's Rolls Arc Tops end residue under nails will parts of softened butter with (Marketing Information for and C. Show where finger, ends and nail day" when old toys seem to hav strwined honey. Consumers] Agricultural begins. lost their charm*. •-.'••-! Extension Sorvlce ID Franklin County) Luting Gift New Suggestion Make a scrapbook ot Impor THIS WEEK SHOP FORt tant events that happened the A new guest snack suggestion: Vegetables*. Greenhouse tomatoes, asparagus, celery, lettuce, day baby was born. Start It iwth Slice cake quality powdered su kale. Fruits i Pineapple, strawberries, lawns, rhubarb, canned fruit newspaper announcement or re gar doughnuts from your gro cocktail. Protein foods: Poultry, ham, Swiss steak cuts, large eggs, gular birth announcement. En cer's ready-to-eat cake depart cheese. suing pages could have newspa ment Into thin slices. Spread THE SPUING CROP of green- per clippings on national and In with honey butter made by com ternational events, fashion pho house tomatoes is here! Ohio's found mixed with better quality bining equal parts of softened • tos, advertisements, entertain greenhouse tomato growers ap tomatoes, but then they ara a ment bulrbs, etc. butter with strained honey* For proach peak harvest periods in good buy only the price is lo attractive serving, place a bowl late May and early June, so qua wer than that of the higher of honey butter in center of tiny lity tomatoes are available dur grade. Very small tomatoes are Pineapple Delight and arrange doughnut slices at- ing this t'm. to make beautiful just right for luncheon and eat Next time you find yourself tractlvely around it. salads. ing out-of-hand. with extra pineappl. slices or chunks, Include them in a tempt Actually, Ohio consumers are HOME CARE: Tom a to es ing new dessert, diced pine lucky. This state leads the nation should not be stored in the refri apple delight. Dice pineapple in production of greenhouse to gerator. Low temperature Inhi slices or chunks and fold into .$ COOKING matoes—almost 2/2 of the total bits development. Storage at half cup of whipped cream matocs—almost 2/3 of the total, temperatures of 50 to 60 F. keeps which has been sweetened and HINTS based on wholesale -value. Ohio tomatoes at their best. Remem flavored with vanilla. Spoon SmteM. • «-S^__-J-a«**.. growers produce between 500 ber, greenhouse tomatoes are topping into individual shortcake and 600 acres of tomatoes under dainties from your grocer's JULIA KAY, 8, A I'D BABY BROTHER RUSSELL, actually ripe when picked. They j /jC_mii!OnHo«riaS«fvi{»0>isr-ot#, glass. Many of the tomatoes are picked In the "pink ripe" ready-to-eat cake department Jr., I, watch mother, Mra. Alma Seward, prepare their you'll buy this weekend were and garnish with juicy fresh Lj^J and her staff favorite bread, luncheon pan roll*.—Pierce Photo. stage in order to reach you as a produced in the Columbus area. high quality product. If you pur strawberry. • • » a They ara the result of years of BB-sa- •••; 5- •*.•. WHENEVER FOOD iB lo be sirvi d in quantity at her crnircn, scientific breeding and research ___-_. everyone hopes our cook ol the month, Mra. Alina Seward, will ON SALE AT Looking for and arc a high quality vegetable. a liglit mry make foils. Alma does not think of herself aa a cook par excel NOW Try a Truly Old Fashioned d.saerl that's lence hut her family, husband Russell. Julia Kay, 8", ond Rus.-ill. HOW TO IDENTLFY: The easy to make ? green calyx or stem is the "tra BATCH-MADE Noodle! Party Rice Jr., 1, knows she is. • * Fiiddtne-s Alma is the/ daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. David Josses',. 1063 E. demark" ot greenhouse toma ST. CLAIR PHARMACY Just lhat. It"* Rosalie Scon toes. However, many southern made-with doub'e*vu*h Carnation Long st. Her brother, Bill Jones, is a well known barber ground EveporatedMi.il-the milk that town. -Her sisrter, "DavldzVne, is* «m accomplished musician. Fer field-grown tomatoes are also COR. LEONARD & ST. CLAIR whips! Carnation is concentrated 15 years she worked as a seamstress for French Tailor*. Witt the appearing with the green calyx. tu the texture of expensive ci ea m EGG MADE but i-osts only about ' - as much, responsibility of a large bouse; to take care of, and a family,' Alma To be sure of having greenhouse Do try it for "creaming" coffee still finds time to make ••just about everything she wears. tomatoes, check: . BRAND and cereal jast as it pour* from the can. Vour family wilt like it She shares with our readers two recipe* for luncheon pan rolls **. • For freshness and lustrous and so will you! And try tt In and frosted drop cookies, both of which make use of the mixer. appearance; NOODLES Uiis recipe for a di/ aJff *>» c. milk r egg white —Your ofltcial Import Out (ahoMt . sntnules longer). Beat let. Call CL. 3-1816. Mall In sugar. Fold whipped Carnation Sift flour and baking powdt r together. Add Viinilla t.> milk. orders tilled promptly. Into rtce mixture. Spoon Into serv Crtum butter and sugar together 2 minutes at No, 6 speed. Add ing dislies; serve Immediately. LOVABLE unbeaten egg yolk und continue beating 1 mhiuTe lunger. Beat egg SPECIAL white at No. 9 speed until stiff. Set aside. Add flour, mrxtur* and Chignon p g milk alternately to creamed butter. Begin by adding. 1/3 of flour, age oy ri of milk, and so;on. Work quickly to avoid overbcatim:, about SKINNY? j I'** minutes. Fold in egg white.with spoon, Drop from spoon onto tl" a-lscv. thin an- iir»d«f. • si.tit txesm. iir fim ! buttered cookie sheet. Bake 35 minujes -U 3^5. 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By ANN B. WALKER • I IN HER ACCEPTANCE j changing methods of caring for A quiet, unassuming woman jspoech of thanks for this award, my patients gives them relief Wtt was' highly honored during' a Dr] Edwards offered this advice)and gives me the satisfaction of luncheon meeting in the Deshler I to any young professional per* i knowing lhat I have been of ser- Hilton last weekend by Ohio'son: •'•' [vice m making someone's life a Chiropodists Ass'n. Dr. Blanche] "Take advantage of every bit (little happier and a little more Love Edwards received an Jot scientific and professional 'comfortable. Foot problems rni onfo award on the occasion of her material available. Post-gradu rarely kill, but the few Ills of ate courses in modern foot medi SOU, anniversary as a practicing men can* cause the constant chiropodist cine and surgery htave been of discomfort and bodily Dr. Edwards, 307"*. Taylor av., tremendous help to me and close j P*"°» THE PEOPLE'S has lived a simple life, without attention to the new and ever- than*, as feet that hurt- glamor or show, 'trying always •• wownnaccv CHAMPION to think of her patients and the relief she could bring them through ber experience and Rose Of Sharon Event . -._*.*??_.. - knowledge. DEMONSTRATOR EVELYN ASHBURN, LEFT, FINDS cus VOL. 10, No. 51 SATURDAY, MAY 80, 1959 20 CENTS COLUMBUS, OHIO For SO" years, each day of tomers of Gold's Dept. Store, 36- E. Long st., receptive ta her practice has been a Joy to her. Draws Large Delegation favorite product, PleZol Dome Made Bread, daring store pro motion. She's revealing Inside story ot Use product to Jean May* DH. EDWARDS* parents, her Rose of Sharon, OES, held its annual banquet honoring past field, 44ft E. Gay st, Tbe Inside story: "PleZol it tbe mast Come And Dance With Me Brad! .eld's Membership miiu-tcr father and schoolteach and present grand officers, matrons, patrons, past matrons and tempUsting bread to hit tbe Columbus market la year*.. .comes er mother, encouraged her in BBMMftttftfUpWM^^ ' — patrons in H. Beecher Hicks auditorium of Mt. Olivet Baptist. Gay directly to stores from the hot ovens of Baker Bread Co. bs terest in chiropody. balloons decorated the hall as guests assembled in a spirit of Zanesvliie every day." Take Evelyn's word for It and pkk up a Campaign (n Full Swing Her training began years ago joviality. Mrs, Rachel Jones was general chairman, assisted by loaf next time you go shopping.—Pierce Photo. with •_ business course at Wal- Mrs. Maggie Burroughs, worthy matron; Mrs. Anna Iverson, as LIMA. — Walter Potts, membership chairman for the 193(1 den university, Nashville^ Then sociate matron, and Charles Murphy, patron and co-chairman. membership drive at Bradtield Center, announced Tuesday that she journeyed to Cincinnati to Honored officers dressed in* ~~ the drive is now in its final stages. Goal is 1000 members and study foot care and chiropody dazzling white, wearing spark-! P**-** matron; Pleasie St all worth, Lincoln Studio Out To Potts reported it appears the goal will be met or exceeded. under Dr. Jaret Carey. ling jeweled crowns, were seat all of Hamilton. These officers Bradfield Center, a United Wh-.n one realize* that in ed at the speakers' table. represented the governing body Fund agency, has been in fls • Swimming pool privileges. the?, «_ays doctors did not have In attendance were Mesdames of the OES Council. Also in at Win Battle Of The Bulge present location since 195(0 and fc* Clubs and use of club- the modern drugs and anesthe Alberta Kerkscy, grand matron; tendance was John A. Polston, has grown to become one of the rooms. sias of today to work on a pa # Margee S Allen, associate grand Cincinnati. Slim and trim? Nol weight, exchanging information largest and best known centers • Snack bar and kitchen fa tient in such a manner as not to matron; Odessa Whitehead, past SAMUEL NELSON introduced Many of us arc overweight or with expert guidance from tech in the state. cilities. cause pain was a "real accom grand officer; Ada Starks, wor nicians will help you to win. As Working with Potts on tho officers of Most Benevolent j oversized and know it. Some of Potts outlined that member plishment. thy matron: Elsie Grimes, part of its overall plan, Lincoln committee arc Ethel Cain, Betty Grand Lodge of Ohio that were'*" try various methods. Wc are ship ot the center entitles the Students came from^all over grand supervisor of youth; Studio will assist in deciding Huggins, Bessie Mines, Edgar 1 present. discouraged and blue. the country to study under Dr. member to full use of many fa Laura Daniels, worthy matron; Among those included were What next? how many inches, or how many McGee, Marjorie-* Thomas, Carey and the fact that Dr. Ed cilities and activities, which in Charles Thomaa, Herbert Jones, Elizabeth Armstrong, past grandly twndttr, Charles Warren, Lincoln Health Studio, 771 E. pounds you want to lose, set a wards has practiced well for 50 clude: secretary; Hattie Humphries. I Jame8 L1 Springfiel<., Long si., at Garfitj-Jd* av., has date for wearing a new size, and Jessie Robinson, Hiram Mad years is a testimonial to his ittlsi F*<*n-igx>ind master< announced through owners Att'y help you reach that date with • Sports: Baseball, basket dox, Jr., J. E. Lewis, Dale Sim teaching. ball, softball, volleyball, weight- mons. noy, past matron; Inez Wright, Mrs. Jones, serving as toast- David D. White and Paul M. your full cooperation. lifting, gymnastics, tennis, and Mtgjl •: H mistress, introduced a program Turner that special summer It is much easier to acquire a Those desiring more informa jthat included solos by Lydia rates are effective at once for slim figure in this maimer. use of many indoor facilities. tion should call Ca. S-7GQ1. •Knoles, Margee Alien and Hat- those desiring slimmer appear Studio hours arc 10 a. m. to 9 [ tie Humphries. - ance end healthier condition. p. m. Tuesday and Thursday, Mrs. Marguerite Coleman was On Ladies' day, Tuesday and Ladies' day, as well as Saturday i accompanist. Thursday, a woman attendance from 10 a. m. to 1 p. t*n. Berry Accepts A colorful playlet entitled is in the studio at all times. Men are encouraged to regis "The Friendship Wheel" was Women are encouraged to band ter for classes Monday, Wednes- depicted by members of the or together to fight the battle of the day and Friday, 10 a. m. to - der. bulge. . m., with Saturday hours 2-C Bid To Council together, comparing m.—ABW. Dinner was served by Cater- Exercise _, By W. C. BROWN — ers' club of Mt. Olivet. CINCINNATI.—After much vacillation and in a high *__t Mrs- Ann" Beard Brown Honored ly racial speech last Thursday at Carmel Presbyterian church, 3540 Reading**"-.*., Ex-Councilraut), Theodore M. Mr and Mrs Edward Beard, served- am\*^t*At 4.x* - . iBei-ry accepted the draft movement of the* "Berry.Back- .* •""**_ Matrons Mr. aSd Mrs, VfllliS-n rjalmejc^. In attendance: Mr.- and Mrs. ! ers" to enter the City .Council' race* •" _» * and Mrs. Rose Lockett $ave a Harold Shclton, .Mr. "gnd Mrs. « ~ • ... *» Dudley Solomon, Mr. and Mrs. «rAt* tke conclusion of Berry's surprise. birthday party Ignor advent"8i the nine-X system. ing Mrs. Ann Beard Brown at Edgar F. Rose*, Mr and Mrs. speech, Frpd Roth, chairman 6f - Meet At ? - Meanwhile, Berry told the 247 S. Highland av., last Satur Samuel Peppers,' Mr. and Mrs. the -City •Char'ef' Committee, .audience "of 103: "Tbe future day evening. Mrs. Brown is the W.o: Colwell, Mesdames Viola was intrpddced. American cities. Including C'*a- mother of Mr. Beard, and Mrs. Jones, Helen Rogers, Dorothy He said, "Space has been held Gas Co. Cincinnati, in the*, nature of Palmer. Jones, Rose Locks-it, Delia open on the Charter ticket for current population changes, Welfare Matrons club held its Many useful gifts were re-1 Green, Oma Warren, the host, Ted Berry for a long time." May 21 meeting in the Betty ceived and a delectable lunch hostess and honoree. GAY CENTRAL STATE COLLEGE BEAUTIES WERE PART OF DANCE CLUB that pre Berry previously had declined depends upon the willingness Newton home service room at sented second annua] dance recital on campus, sponsored by Mrs. Barbara Symonds, associate offers from both the Charter and of tbe majority to recognize Ohio Fuel Gas Co. , professor of health, physical education and recreation. From left: Allene Wilson, Lincoln Hts.; Democratic parties to rim as a and accept tbe Negro minority MRS. C. A. BRYCE, RECORDING SECRETARY, ML Ver as partners, rather than Mrs. Ora Royster opened the Yvonne Walker Gue-st SpeiJter candidate for Council. non Av. Dist. Improvement Ass'n, and Earl T. Johns, director, Jo Ann Jolly, Cincinnati; Yvonne Innian, Trenton, N. J.; Janet Hicks, E. Orange, N. J, pawns, ln solving the econom meeting and spoke on the pur Beatty Center, view certificate given organi.ation by Volunteer Sunday, May 31, Mt. Vernon with Att'y Mary Durham ns BERRY, SOMEWHAT egotisti ic, 'social, cultural and politi pose of the club, after which the cal in addition to his highly ra Service Bureau of United Community Council at annual recogni AME will observe Women's day. moderator will be held at -4 p. m. cal problems of urban living.'' president, Mrs. Lucinda Wilmer, cial stand, said he was impres tion Ira, Grlswold YWCA, Sunday. Certificate was one of Mrs. Gladys Fairrow ia general Rev. L. Venshae.l Booth, pas spoke on activities and projects. Other panelists will represent sed by petitions presented him awards presented individuals assd otgaaizations Us recognition chairman and Mrs. Leila Gay Helen Parsons Wins Chance tor of Zion Baptist who spear Mrs. Lillian Dandridge was India, China, Philippines and by Mrs. Ruby Embry. totaling for volunteer services rendered agencies bs tbe community. co-chairman. Mrs. Marie Mc- headed tbe draft Berry move chairman. The Gas Co.'s Betty Europe. Music will be -furnished 5000 signatures. Irn-rovm/m Ass'n award, accepted by Mrs. Bryce, was second Morris and Mrs. Francine Hick ment; sought to connect Demo Newton served a delicious lunch. by Dorcas and Gospel choirs di Berry sa3*J, *T have conclud to ca to the organiraUon, each recommended by Johns. Others man are also assisting ln plan To Play With Symphony Unit cratic candidate Rev. Jefferson rected by Mrs. Rachel Jones. ed, therefore, to be a candi reccgni.ed at recognition event included Eddie - Saunders. ' The club gave a wheelchair to ning this program. Henderson with the initial move Activities conclude with an eve DAYTONi—Th« musical gong appearance with tht" orchestra an accomplished pianist and date for Council to give encou WVKO-i.attio. Frontiers club, A. D. V. Crosby, Bill Rosemond, Franklin County Society for Principal speaker will be Miss ment of the "BB." ning meeting at 7:30. Mrs. Anna has sounded for a second time In 1956. served as pianist at Schwa rat ragement and expression to Larry Johnson, Cttlxens Youth Cornell (Frank V. WUkerson j Crippled Children, 553 E Town Yvonne Walker, assistant pro in the last three years for the Eddie, now 21 and a senior at School of Danes for IS years un this aspiration of the Negro president), Rev. Russell M. Jones, Betty. Johnson. Jnanlta Nes- st., and has taken this organiza- fessor of English, Wilberforce Nelson is speaker. family of Edward Portions here Indiana university, begin piano til she went back into the public community to share the pro blt«, Mrs. Lathon Lauderdale, Hattie Belcher, Frank Stewart, tion as its project, for one year, university, ot morning service, All women and friends of the Regional Conference T This time it is heralding a big at age 8. He came home over school system, said Helen would blems and progress of Cincin Tfcomas Larry—Pierce Photo. | with a tnonthly contribution. 10:45 e. m. A panel discussion church are invited. boost on the road to success of the weekend to join in the fam pick out pieces on the piano and nati 'through elected represen Scheduled In Indiana tation of its cholee In-city j*o- • pretty 16 year, old Helen Par ily excitement, he said, "be she would stop her work m the Annual conference of Region sons, who haa won a sola ap cause I knew how important it kitchen to help her. veramenL" 3 of Nat'l Council of Negro Wom for That Slimmer took and Healthier Feeling Join Lincoln Health Studio-Special Summer pearance with the Dayton Phil is to her. 1 wanted.to help her • Parsons, Sr., is a tenor and BERRY SERVED ON Council en, Inc.y comprising Indian's, overcome the Jitters." Michigan, Illinois, Ohio, Mis harmonic orchestra in next sear active withj th"_ music at St. four consecutive terms under son'3 youth concerts ot Memor Helen began teaching herself proportional representation sys souri, W. Virginia and Kentucky, Rale MM Weekly-Come In Today--.?! E. Long St. at Garfield Ave...(A. 1-9038 ial hall. when she was about 6'-* years Margaret's church. tem of election. He- was rf*Jac,t* convenes May -3-30-31 at tha She is duplicating the feat of old. He Is a bailiff at Montgomery ed by the voters in 1D57, whenjVcndome hotel in Kvansyilla. hcr brother, Eddie, whe won an Her mother, Pauline, who Is county courthouse by day. be rah Hth In the field, with the}Ind.

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it. SATUEDA.Y, MAY 80, 1959 THE OHIO SENTINEL SEC, a—PA GB y fiATURDAY, MAY 80, 195$ — —••••—-,-a.*-.*..-.l.l*a.l •...... yEC.-U-PAGE It THE OHIO SENTmEL —m Y . i—.".'-'.<.s..i ._ Duncans Hosts At Fabulous Party For Suests From Detroit URBANA CAJJJQNC Lovelace WIlliAM l*. BROWN By Marion Couts • SIS C Lawn Ave. • Phone: 3-3892 Endorsed TAX SUIT NEEDED TO URBANA. — Funeral of Elmer (Buck) Stewart, who died in CINClNNATI.—'Local chapter Mercy hospital Tuesday evening, was held in Jerusalem Baptist of Knoxville College Alumni STOP HOUSING BIAS Thursday. Elder H. T. Moore officiated with remarks by Rev. A. Ass'n, meeting Saturday at Wal J. Ruff in, Elder Robotbam, Elder Davis, Rev. (Mr».) Jones of nut Hills YMCA, endorsed City CINCINNATI.—The Negro community of Cincinnati has been London, Rev. Phillip Moore, Rev. Melvin Woodard, *Chillicothe; Council Candidate Att'y William Rev. Charles Scott, Mechanicsburg, and Rev. Tommy Jones. Obit N. Lovelace and pledged sup .given a tremendous slap ln the face. It waa -recently revealed uary was read by Mother Rcverda Kennedy. Visitors were pres port to his election, Norman that government money, under tba 221-FHA program, would ba ent from Bellefontaine, Springfield, Columbus, Chillicothe, De Bolds, president, announced, used for non-white housing. Incidentally, these proposed projects troit, Elwood City, Pa., London and Dayton. Pallbearers were Lovelace, a 1923 graduate of will, naturally, ba in all-Negro communities. George and Walter Crosby, Jacob Lomac, Roy Howell, Pearl Knoxville, served the school as This writer, chagrined over tha indication, immediately begnn Waugh and Samuel Harris. national president of thai Alumni checking sources to establish truth of the' information. Charles Ass'n. Stamm, urban renewal director of the city of Cincinnati, waa sentative in the court of "M»*s B A C CALADREATE services He la presently in his third only Interested ln acquiring housing and disinterested in the racial Wilberforce." of Urbana High were held at terrn as a member of the aspects. IN MEMORY OF Dr. Charles Lutheran church Sunday . » . Ur- school's Board ot Directors. Bana seniors singing together Leander Hill, senior graduating W« next talked with Raid Ross, liberal head of the Better for the last time at top annual class of Wilberforce presented Housing League, who was aware of the racial aspects but felt the senior banquet were Lois Porter, to the school a portrait of the need of housing was so .grave he would accept th« housing even Lora Artis and Warren Stevens late president of the school . . . HON BAPTIST though conditional. ... Mr and Mrs. 0_ Brown Mrs. Joe Smith, Mrs. Shirley Walter Tucker, assistant urban renewal director, admitted low of lima, 'Mrs. Prcda Mid Ward and children and yours By Dorothy Mootry FABULOUS CHAMPAGNE PARTY WAS GIVEN IN CINCINNATI BY MR. AND MRS.. Lucius Duncan in Manse hotel ballroom for week there wer« racial overtones and pointed out that housing waa sore* end guests from Detroit, Dr. and Mrs. William Arnold, Mr. and Mrs. Richard King, Dr. and Mrs. Wilbur Martin. LEFT: Mr. and Mrs. Jennifer dle-ton, daughters Lorctta ond truly spent Sunday in Columbus ly needed. **' > Phyllis, and three grandchild as guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Wil Kcnfro chat with Mr. and Mrs. W. Norflcet Lowe. Also pictured: Mrs. II. 1. Wilson, Mra. William Lovelace, Mrs. Rossman Turpeau. RIGHT: Mr. ren, all of Marion, were guests liam Stevens and family . . CINCINNATI. — May 31 at 4 FROM OTHER SOURCES COMPLAINTS ROLLED IN. Cin and Mrs; Joe Hall, Mm*. Iola Luebbers.—Scott Photos. *- p m. Inspirational chorus of of Mr. and Mrs. George Richey Mrs. Laura Lancaster spent cinnati Real Estate Board (all-white) showed concern over block Zion Baptist will present soloists last week . . . Mr. and Mrs. Saturday and Sunday in Pauld busting and indicated no white "realtors" wera guilty of this of Cooperative chorus in a pro Carl Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. ing where she attended gradua "crime.'* Dan Whetzel attended the fune tion of her grandson. gram. Mrs. Marie Griffin is pre ral of a rcfative, Mrs. Orpha SUNDAY, MAY 31, mixed sident of the soloist group and Cincinnati Ass'n of Real Estate Brokers look more direct co- Morning, ln Bellefontaine Thurs chorus of St. Paul will sing in Mrs. Margaret Peak is Spiritual tion. They appointed a committea to Investigate possible dis* day . . . Guy Allen, Jr., was a Columbus at Bethel AME with advisor. Mrs. Elisabeth Wiggins criminatory housing planned for the community. guest in his parents' home over choirs from other surrounding is president of Zion Inspirational We lastly contacted the man most responsible for this situa the weekend . . • Re***". Frank cities . . . Miss Bernlce Gra chorus. tion, Edward Gabriel, FHA administrator who certifies relocation Barnes, Mrs. Ester Murray and ham of Michigan Is the new Also, May 31 wil be observed housing loans under 221. Mr, Gabriel, while angry at tae inquiry, a friend, of Detroit, were guests as Youth Sunday at Zion at 7:15 teacher at East Elementary. said he would approve fthe loans under local customs. of Rev. Barnes* sister, Mrs. She is from Central State . . . p.m. Spring musicals will be What he meant u there was a law extant, but a government Herbert Bowser . . . Mrs. Ce NAACP will hold a mass meet given featuring A capella choir agency feels free to operate its business on a'segregated basis as cil Davis of S. Bend, Ind., waa ing at St. Paul Friday at 8 p.m. at St. John AME Zion. Mem guest of her counslns, Mrs. Ra with Miss Serena Davis as guest bers from Zion who will partici long as lt Is approved by the people ln the community. chel Jackson and Mrs. Julia speaker. Choirs from Jerusa pate are Jerome Lee, Harold Mr. Gabriel finally, after some wrangling, decided to grant Bell . . . Miss Donnctta Ho lem, Church of God and St. Crosby, David Wright and Ro this reporter an audience. We hope at that time he can give us a ward, freshman social science Paul are expected to be pre bert Felder. Miss Dorothy More- better insight into workings of the FHA which gives them auto student at Wilberforce universi sented along with other special land is attendance chairman and nomy and power to spend the citizens' money in such fashion. ty, was chosen by Alpha Phi features. Rev. A J. Ruffin Is David Wright program chair Projects to be constructed all border on or are in heavily Aloha fraternity as its repre man. Mrs. Georgia M. Booth la acting president. populated Negro communities. The so-called non-white ttnlta have director of the youth division. the largest number of units to be constructed. It has been shown, |® ® ® ® ® ® OPEN FOR BUSINESS MEMORIAL DAY . day to encourage members ln the purchase of bonds for the) NOT ONLY IS THIS PROJECT DISCRIMINATORY IT tends e_ Saturday, May 30 0 cr€ t LEFT: DUNCANS AND GUESTS. FROM LEFTi THE ARNOLDS, the Duncans, the Kings, the Martina. RIGHT: Mr. and Mrs. Charles new church building. Friday,)* ** « the situation from which colored citizens have been try Deal, Messrs. Paul Jones and Lawrence Jones of Detroit sip champagne at the Duncans' elegant party. ^ ROBERTS-MORRIS ;June 8, 8 p. m*$, all members ing to escape. . . - ' ! are'invited tb attend the final All was not black, however. Real estate man Penn Zclgler STAMP OF :bbndY drive_ meeUng. Lambert called*-to. state that he-would b. willing to finance a cltisen. tax Sloan is chairman of'the. bond payers* suit against these projects aa long as they eonUnued to be drive and CA. Jchnihgt is his M -'*•"-**"•_ assistant. . - held out as non-white housing. Annual fatber-soh banquet Mr. Zelgler's suggestion Is a strong Indication that leaders la sponsored by Layman's League the community are awake to the vicious scars that segregation ha» will be held Monday, June 8, at left upon Negroes. 7 p.m. Judge Benjamin Jt. WITH- j Schwarta Is guest speaker. They are more aware that housing Is the next battlefield of the 'James Faulks la president of colored oitiien. CUARAHTEEO QUALITY CARS • Laymen's League. It la quite heartening to find one who is willing to spend money AND ROCK BOTTOM PRICES to Insure a good fight. 3 FORD Falrlane "MO** •57 PLYM. Savoy 4-Dr. Sdn. Alcoholism Is Topic Orig. 2-tone fin., auto, push jnliner Convt.; red/white | CINCINNATI.--"We Can Con- Hrs. Bessie Dickey Mrs. Laura Lovelace's n., white walls, white or- button trans., R&H .. $1295 •n top, red/white interior, •57 PLYM. Belvedere 2-Dr. jquer Alcoholism" is the topic of *-8 Interceptor engine, Hdtp., grey metallic fin., a talk to be given by Mrs. Marty Services Conducted Mother Is Death Victim ordo., R&H, power steer, white-wall tires, 2-tone up 'Mann, executive director, Nat'l CINCINNATI. — Services for ow Is the time 92495 holstery and interior trim, Council on Alcoholism, at the CINCINNATI. — Mra. Laura auto., push-button trans., Mrs. Bessie Dickey, 21, were annual meeting of Council on Lovelace, 4 Byrnes lane, was en- 3 CHEVS. One Impala R&H 21499 held at Pierce and Peoples Fun I | Alcoholism of the Public Health route Sunday to Pueblo, Coh>., -*ort Coupe, fully equip. BU1CKS Seven to choose eral Home May 9 with Rev. A. Federation. This meeting will where her mother, Mrs. Emma W ie Biscayne V-8 4-Dr. Sdn. from *— Specials, Centurys, L. Collins officiating. *-o Del Ray 2-Dr. Sdns., 8- Supers; 2-Dis., 4-Drs., be held at noon, Thursday, June Fife, died Saturday.' Mrs. Dickey, 825 Livingston /!., r.tand trans. As low Hdtps; full factory equip 4, at Hotel Sinton. Reservations Mra. Lovelace, wife of Att'y j 21992 ment. As low as 9993 at, passed at Gen'l hospital may be made at Pa 1-3160. William N. Lovelace, candidate 'M OLDS "88" 2-Dr, Holi May 3. 7 CHEVS. (4) to choose day Hdtp. Orig. blond/red Close survivors are her hus for City Council, aaid on leaving om—2-Drs., 4-Dr., Hard- fin., white-wall tires, 2-tone Kramer Heads Drive band, Howard; Mary Whlgman that -ftfter funeral services for ps, Ss and 8s; standards nylon and vinyl upholstery her. mother in Colorado, tha *d automatics; all equlo. and Ollie Nared, daughters; and* interior trim, auto. body would be snipped here for th R&H. As low as S129S CINCI N N A T I. — Hamilton WlUia M. Miller and Marlon IN KANO. NORTHERN RHODESIA, CONCERT MAKKWCI R&H $1495 burial. Arrangements hera were rounty's residential (house-to* Knight, sisters; Forest Fick and centenary of foundin/- of Can* re*atiora of the S*»t*rs of St. Louis incomplete at edition time. MRS. CAMILLE HOOD, PITTSBURGH COURIER COLU-M-ilST^atul M*ry Ran* iou.se and neighborhood • busl. Donald Knight, brothers; Ella was held at SL Louis Convent school. Photo show*, scene tlur- R08ERTS.HOi.RIS CHEVROLET less) campaign for 1059-60 Uni- dolph Sentinel society columnist, compare notes on Cincy's most fabulous party of *5« HAMILTON AVE. Ml'. 1-8600 Knight, stepmother, and 13 Other survivors of Mra. Fife MS-* concert, with ymang Ntj-erlatrand European children played Appeal will be headed by grandchildren. the season, while _Jr& Dayle Post ell, Mrs. Adrienne Simple ins and Mrs. Therwa Bra- CINCINNATIt I. >t •.>.>/«, s I., OHISMI 11O1 SIST are her husband, Harry, retired inr* well rehearsed roles.—ANP Photo. . f _ugenc J. Kramer, vice prcsi- Interment was m Union Bap railroad employee, and Louise zeal give approval. , • lent ol Shillito'a. tist cemetery. Bailey, daughter, of Dayton...... »..-*, .'..-.

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Lights! given the opportunity to partici Mark is the only budding thes- Mental Tests Architect Institute Post formerly located at' 110J Mt, And once again Rick's Child pate. ) plan who has been in a Rick At Spring Street YMCA Vernon av,, announces moving Guidance Center, 297 Woodland A constant buzz, steady stream operetta before and he says May 21—five days after his 22nd birthday—Don Btull, third Columbus residents who have ration of motor vehicles on high op his office to 356 Taylor av. For Policemen av., is ready to present Its an of chatter and undercurrent of 'mother helped me to learn my year architectural engineering student at OSU, was elected secre been wanting to learn how to ways and stroets. His new suite of offices, located Proposed mental - • examina nual operetta. excitement and gaiety permeat part so I had no trouble." tary of AIA (American Institute of Architects, student chapter) drive may now obtain this cove Instructions will be available in a bungalow type building, is tions for Columbus police offi This year's graduating seniors ed the assembly hall as I sat at the organization's annual awards banquet. EACH OF THE others made ted bit of learning absolutely to all persona from 18 age up. Indicative of the modern trend cers was strongly approved by and other students ore preseil- through a rehearsal last week Don, a graduate of Columbus the same remark and for . year free at Spring St. YMCA, Nel* Classes will be held 7:30 p.m. toward suburbia-type offices. the NAACP thia week. ing "Uncle Sam's Visit" which East, la employed by OSU Each youngster moved proud old youngsters this attitude is son Newsom, executive secre every Wednesday at Spring St. The entire suite Is air-condition Rev. Russell M. Jones, chair trills the story of an old woman School of Architecture as a part ly as he cr ahe went through commendable. tary, announced this week. YMCA beginning thia week. Pro ed for the comfort of Dr. Bos man of "a special NAACP com who lives in the shoe and has so time student assistant. their paces. The teachers, Mrs. The unusual offer has been gram Is supervised by Dennis ton's patients. The soothing mittee, stated that the NAACP many cluldren she doesn't know The setting with a UN theme Neff, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Lewis made possible by Ohio Driving and will cover all rules regula In 1958 he was the first reci * j tones of pink and beige highlight "heartily approves the regula what to do since they belong to and Mrs. Jackson, have caught has been designed by Berino school, headed by Lincoln Den tions and information necessary pient of the Howard Dwight the modern decor. all the nations of the world. tion that applicants" for the Co the contagious excitement and Sunico. nis, president of the organi-a for operation of motor vehielee. Smith architectural scholarship Dr. Boston is an assistant pro To further complicate her sit SHERIFF HALL lumbus police force must pass they work quickly to complete tion which has prepared hun Various state and local offi established after the death of fessor in the Dept. of Anatomy uation, she receives a message Parents and friends are en a "psychological test along with the costumes. dreds for driving tests and ope cials are expected to play an Mr. Smith (designer of OSU In Ohio State university's Col that Uncle Sam and his daugh couraged to attend this evening other examinations." In talking with the main cast, important role in this program stadium) In 1936. lege of Medicine. He has held ter Columbia will visit her performance at Columbus Gal Goode Resigns "We feel," aaid Jones, "that those with speaking parts and which shows promise of aiding this position since 195.. Office household. lery of Fine Arts, Friday, May IN HIS THRF.E years at the this will tend to eliminate the graduating seniors—little Mark greatly in promoting better dri hours remain the same as in the i, 8:15 p. m. Ex-Boy Preacher vers and less accidents ta Ohio. university Don has held the of kinds of persons who are often SHE DECIDES TO entertain Hammond, Marsha Hunter, Deb previous location. Sheriff's Posf, guilty of abusing the power of Mrs. Elminie Rlckman is di fice of chairman of the enter her guests with folk songs and orah Robinson, Michael Vaughn tainment committee along with Friends are invited to visit police officers." —one Is amused and Impressed rector of the school. Returns To City; dances of all countries and public informations officer for the new office, which is located Next Move Hall's Action on the tests came after Competition For Air Force ROTC exhibition drill directly on a busline adding to Columbus Negroes ere giving testimony revealed that 10 of He's Now Bishop team, and the past school year ; transportation convenience. the sharp eye to Franklin Coun the 26 men now awaiting certi Rev. Smallwood E. Williams^ Genoa 'Gift' was assistant art editor for Ohio ty Sheriff Stacy Hall to see if he fication as polio uen were la* known as the "Boy Preacher" State Engineer magazine. DON STULL (CENTER) Spartans Eke Out Win names another Negro to fill the beled "psychological risks" on when he was a student at Co Last summer the building AND CLASSMATES vacancy caused by resignation the basis of their test answers. Spartan AC baseball team de lumbus East High,, returned to Architects Set committee of St. John Baptist, of Sgt. Roosevelt Goode last the city to preach and officiate mer he hopes to visit Mexico. feated Mansfield Blue Notes Dr. Clyde Williams, genera- Springfield, encouraged Don to week. at dedication of Bethel Bible chairman of the Gift to Genoa Sunday, 5-4, with Spartan hurler Praise From King make preliminary design stud DON. SON OF Mr. and Mrs. Goode, after serving as a dep Way Church Worldwide, 453 S Committee of Columbua Area Mane, allowing three hits-and Claudia McNeU, who plays the ies which were used to instigate George Branson, has a sister, uty for several years, turned in Wheatland av., last Friday. Chamber of Commerce, announ striking out 11. strong mother role ln "A Raisin a building fund for a much need Virginia, 20, a junior at Texas Rev. Williams was elected in ced Sunday that a contest will his badge to become a county in the Sun," Is happiest about ed church annex. Southern university, who this probation officer. 1957 to the office of presiding be conducted by American In year was listed in "Who's Who READ THE RIGHT BOOKS the accolades she received from Don's hobbles include sculp Since Goode is a Negro, Hall bishop of Bible Way Churches stitute of Architects to select a in American Colleges and Uni "Even an adding machine Dr. Martin Luther King. His turing ("not very good"), paint its, expected to replace him with Worldwide Pentecostal Faith, design for a ''gift" building, versities" for founding a science can't get the right answer if it Mother's day sermon was built having more than 100 churches ing ("even worse") and "a another member of hia race. fountain, monument or piece of society on her campus; another doesn't receive the right punch." around Lorraine Han-berry's under his supervision. He also scu'pture to be presented to Ge form of crude writing." sister, Gladys, 17, who Is plan And you can't get the right an Otherwise, there's going to be prize winning play, which he conducts a cneah.ur weekly ra noa, Italy/ no Columbua day, Last summer Don and a class ning to enter OSU In the fall, swers without reading the right a lot of disappointed people called the greatest tribute to Ne dio broadcast over an eastern day, 1960. mate spent sometime painting and a brother, Bob, 23, who will books that are available at your around town, particularly gro motherhood that has ever network. He was a delegate to Competition is open to any ar in and around the tobacco fields public library. among Republicans, been written. the recent "conference of the chitect, delsgner, painter or of eastern Pennsylvania and be leaving shortly for Officer President's Committee oa Go sculptor over 18 who ia a resi photographing significant build Pilot Navigator's school 5n vernment Contracts. dent of, or whose occupation is ings in N. York City. This turn- Texas. Rev. Williams has traveled in in Franklin county. Deadline Europe, the Holy Lands and for entries Is Oct. SOUTHGATE MANOR APTS. Egypt. He has been pastor of Designer of the winning tr&try Bible Way church in Washington will be awarded a trip to Genoa Blasts Race Angle the past 31 years. for the dedication Oct. IS. 1960. are By Home Rule Foes "A DREAM COME TRUE* WASHINGTON.-Sen. Vance Hartke (D, Ind., last we\*VJevel- HOLIDAY ON THE HOUSE ed a. seething „blas t at opponents to the Dist. of Columbia "home ** rule" bill, bearings on which are being conducted by the Judiciary Subcommittee of the Diet, of Columbia Committee, of which Hartke is'chairman. THEIR. ONLY RADIO Noting that most of the oppo sition Jd^the'"bill fa-based on the ing- out thai- there are many _,- * FLORIDA VACATION - race angle, Hajrtke declared*. __ ""whose only opposition to HAD HORSESHOES * * ••**V*_r, TO "I have been very much dis -ending, a situation In wbkh QM THE eARiy DAYS OF THE GAS INDUST^ ANYONE Buying a tressed at some of tbe com thousands of Americana ire /MESSENGERS ON HORSEBACK WlrRf- SENT TO ments I have beard since we deprived of a precious rbjht THE FIELDS TO ADJUST "*lO*V,SPaT LEAKS, 3-ROOM OUTFIT have begun hearings on a may be based largely oo ra /•AAKE REPAIRS. home rule bill for cltisens of cial prejudice. FROM 5297 COMPLETC our nation's eapltol. "It Is my intention .at thte TOPA^ THE ROW OF GAS IS CONTROLLED CAY* time to reject any sneb bigo No Gimmick.—No Storic* No Contest. "Very often the subjeet of BY. OAV, HOUR By HOUR. Mlf-IUTE By MINUTB race as Injected into these dis try, if It exists." No Letters To Writs. By A COrVsPLE*-** COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM THAT cussions. Some o< the opposi UTILIZES TELEPHONE SHOftT WAVE RADIO AND Through co-operation with our As tion to a home role bill of any W MAWY AREAS ADJUSTMENTS ARE MADE BY sociated buying group we are able RE/-AOTE CONTROL—VALVES OPENED AND to present this history-making offer. kind stems obviously from per R. Reid Group CLOSED 6Y THE PUSH OF A BUTTON. THUS WHEN A one-week vacation for 2 given ab sons wbo object to giving vot ,. BECAUSE YOU CAN RENT A IM JUST ONE DAY LAST WINTER MORE THAN solutely free to ANYONE buying a ing rights of any kind to a city Expresses Thanks 4-7 BILLION CUBIC FEET OF GAS WAS CALLED 3-toom outfit from $297. Includes a la which about half the elec FOR BY HOM£_* AND INDUSTRIES IN THIS AREA, one-week vacation 'at one of the top torate might be non-white. Fugate Page, chairman of f Bedroom Apt. For only '67.50, IT WAS READILY DELIVERED. NO WONDER Miami hotel resorts. Entertainment, "My won feeling on this Raglan R. Reid for Council Com $ dancing, swimming, cocktail parties, matter bas not changed. I mittee and Reid campaign ma NATURAL 6AS IS THE PREFERRED FUELTHROUfiH sports, free admission to the worid 2 Bedroom Apt. For only 77.50 have pledged to support some nager, thanked voters through r AMERICA'S ORIGINAL NATURAL tSASUNO famous. Seaquarium and 3 night of loci self-government to Ihe $ clubs, featuring an all-star show. out Columbus for support of ~y PART OF THE SEVEN STATE AREA UM WHICH people of the Dist. of Colum COLUMBIA GAS SYSTEM SERVES- Reid in the May 8 primary. 3 Bedroom Apt. For only 8I.5fl REMEMBER bia. On thia I remain stead He said; "Considering the This vacation is free to ANYONE buy fast, small turnout, we think the 12,- See SOUTHGATE MANOR APARTMENTS For Yourself ing a 3-room outfit from $297. "In my opinion the people of 577 votes cast for Reid are a ONLY 18 MINUTES FROM BROAD A HIGH NO DOWN PAYMENT Washington deserve a voice In good Indication of his popularity THE OHIO Fi 36 MONTHS TO PAY their own local government at and political shength In the the very leaat, I am deter- GAS COM PA Open Daily, 9*9 community, as well as his abili * mined, to the best of my abi ty to represent the entire city." Saturday 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. lity, to do all I-Jan to see that Man&i Apii* real home rule bill passes at He added: tADY ELIZABETH this aeasloa of Congress. "We solicit continued suport of SERVING AMERICA'S ORIGINAL NATURAL GASUNO 2M E. WHITTIER Hi. 3*7495 •«I believe It Is well to clear Att'y Reid in the November ele 2100 AlUM (REEK DR. OPEN . *_ M. -» r. M. 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SATURDAY. MAY 30. 1959 gEC. 2*~*PAGE *8 THE OHIO t_-v-NTINEL Mssas. •HI jATURaOAY^MAYSO, 1.69 THE OHIO SBNTPflg, TAGS | NBBO Ball Is Cincy Social Highlight CINCY TEMPO Beauticians Trip To Mexico City Planned By Mary Randolph CINCINNATI INSIDE AND OUT » . . By BUI Clay SPRlNOFIELD.-The ttage ta American Airline*, is sponsor* all aet for three of Ohio's licens Inf a popularity conteat which CLNCINNATI.—The Sunday Nighters' meet ed boautlclanato visit beautiful dotes July 4. CINCINNATI.—The court re Meaioo City for one week. ing ul the'Harold Brcazcals' last Sunday was dett charge of II cento, which, cord Is replete wkh hastatd-y look for the poBo bandwagon In addition to an all-expense certainly most enjoyable — as are all parties, Johnson Publishing Co., Chica rbarget. They don't make tke *•**- fa right oat over. When maa, ta free fo* thta tort of trip, contcatanta will receive meetings, visits, or even just little pop calls at news often. Bat when a well go, Operation Love, Inc., Spring we said free we Jraeaa* a mo* pretoettoa. oath awards. Uie home ol this very popular, much loved' cou known politically minded ml* field, through cooperation .of ple. The genuine warmth with which they wel abler ia allegedly charged come each guest individually «*-•, o( set** U»_ then we start digging. If you pace for a gay uccasion. We had appetizers in have tome Info please tee Ola the third floor playroom, which is just as clever BUI Clay . . . Jo Ann Jolly, and exquisite las tlie rest of the house, and had Central State eoed, recently -TOP AT THJ SIGN OP THI SMILING TIRE a marvelous time chatting. Then we were in broke ber engagement to sn vited to the first floor to a moat delicious dinner cut-of-of-towa and state lad, —served buffet styl(!—whose piece de r«*sist*»nc_ for tke charm cf tke very was Smithfield ham, after which w_ played handsome Rosaman Turpeau, games or watched TV or listened to radio or just chatted (that's Jr.... Dorothy Lett waa mar 4 ried t« Morton Smith by Rev. the charm of this group-one does as one pleases). Hcr'oi,* . of gangster of Revelation Baptist. town guests were Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Jones ol Detroit, Capt. He is a vet and tke happy and Mrs. Arthur Clark and Mrs. Mary Valentine of Wilberforce. couple wHl reside In Califor There were several local guests. nia. Elaine Jones, Laura Sim SHERMAN1TES* REUNION LAST SATURDAY AT THE home mons, Joyce C 1 o p t o a were among tke damsels making of Mr. George W. Hays, retired principal of Sherman Elementary, Bs__-sa_ - - the wedding. And they say that CINCINNATI'S SOCTA1. HIOnUGHT THE PAST WKRKKNI) WAS NBBO club's 25th anni was wc*J attended by former Shermap teachers and thoroughly Miss Jones and Charles Wright versary ball la beautifully decorated Music hall ballrotim. Above: Mr. aad Mrs. Orvllle Collier enjoyed by nil.. Tlie party waa all over the place—inside and out— are an item. and house guests from tnitiauapolis.. From left: The Collier.. Mr. aad Mrs*. Herbert Hughes. "midst a profusion of fresh spring flowers. Dinner was fabulous, Mr*.. Jimmy Martin, Mrs. Al Spurlrx-V, Mr. Martin, Mr. Spurlock. the mood gay, and the party a huge success. THE WF.STERNS ON televi sion seem to havo influenced ALPHA PHI ALPHA FHATERN1T1* WILL CROWN "Miss Al some downtown citizens. Last pha Phi Alpha" at their filth annual coionation dimes: at Castle Saturday morning on 7th tt. five Firm Friday night. May 29v at which tir._- we will dance to tune* men emerged from a car and of CineyVTory'own Jim Thomas. Understand there will be sev- the bullets began flying from ,-ral cash door prues in addition to the raffle of $1000 in cash that many guns. Copa caught prices. Seems ther**'* jail no way to lo? * by going to this dance— nobody, they say. And Sentinel cash prizes, good entertainment, on evening of fun. and s-iisfac- "Reporter Ray Paul was almost ii-Hi"'of having contributed toward the Alphas' scholarship Jund. shot that, evening. Seems an See you there! irate man tried to kill a fellow 0 he was fussing with. Paul has "FROG" RANDOLPH NIGHT AT POST 636, AMERICAN Le a bullet dent In hit station wa gion, on Bcecher St., attracted a "little army" ot his many friends gon as a result . . . With advent frorri all over: town.. This turned out to be a night of recognition of tha spring and summery wea- thery weather the* long stemmed for the splendid job he bud done as manager of the bar at Post damsels are taking on the ef C36 until recently when he was elected first vice commander. fect of beautiful fillies, which re There was much-Kpet-chmahiJig by the commander and other com minds us that a certain news rades and h** was prrsei*t»d several lovely gifts. Of course he man never misses a race . , was surprised (no kiddin'—really was), and when his voice came Coca Cola Bottling has chosen back to him he expressed his gratitude for the honor nnd said The Sentinel as its advertising w«W how happy he van to have bc<*n able to help in even a small way cutlet for*the weekly market. If OK. AND MRS. KENNETH JONES' HGl'SF. 6PKST8 AT NBBO BALL; From left: Mr. and lo luiild the worthwhile organization they now have. And how you hove missed their ads begin Mrs. Lawrence Johnson. Mrs. Su. Itodds, Mrs.-Jones. Mr>. f'uldcn Csrecn. all of Detroit. Stand very dear iris lo his heart (you t«»l'.inR ME?). ._, looking around because It ia ing with Dr. Jones is Clary'**, popular W'ClN-IUdi a p**rs*.n_Uly, **B*ic*.V' Scruggs. LAST SATURDAY TWO JACK AND JILL GROUPS WENT ON really the Pause that Refreshes. sightseeing bus tours—the 7 to 11 year olds, under supervision of WALNUT HILLS WEIN Bar Mrs. Ralph Zicglcr and Mrs. Darden, to Lexington, Ky,, to yiait reopening Friday this week. the famous horse farms; the intermediate group, under supervi Try to go fur tke gala open sion ttfcJMiss Janej^Kf-ys nnd Mrs. Marj* Finley, visited lIocktng» ing aad have a real'kail . . . Cave, O.' Several of. die motberi^^w.l'on both tours afmkall -mi*- The numbers bays are really how thrilling ond t'njdyvbVe.it was. Incidentally, Harold~McClure kot over that digit hitting them (Harold's Tours).arranged tliese-tours as well aa one for Mrss for 13000, but they" are more Jewel Jackson who took her senior class to Nashville to visit Fisk afraid that any number be and Tennessee- Stale. Did you know Harold is the only fand we tween M0 and 340 might fall m CASH mean ONLY) bus representative in the whole* trl-stat** area? Well, anytime and really cause tkem he is and is arranging several short lours for groups during the grief. Add this to police kar- NEEDED summer. » rassment and the boys really have their problems . . . Lin B.F.Goodrich 6.70-15 Safety-S Rayon Your Trade-In I mtm coln Heigkters can get a free Can Be Your MEMBERS OF NBBO CLUB, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT Mesdames R. Kenneth Jones, Aaron polio shot at the school. Just SIZE WHITE* BUCK* Down Payment It*oae. Ilubbrrt Garrett, Orv'lle Collier, Rosstnan Turp-au. Marietta Glenn, Dorothy Early, Jcn- nlfer Itcnfro, Joseph Hall, Sylvester Cunning-urn, t\". Basder Sherard, Charles Carroll, Franklin 6.70-15 15.95 j 12.95 As low as IU'UIMI'.II. I.uclus Duncan.—Scott Pb-t-*s. (amp Fire Girls Aid 7.10-13 17.95 14.85 25 Iff Passing Pamphlets 7.60-13 19.95 16.25 PER TIRI CINCINNATI. — Cainp Fire _lii mt PER WEEK Girla. distributed 18,000 pamph 6.00-16 *" | I I.V3 1 lets in Greater Cincinnati tbe * Plus tox and retreat-able tire weekend of May 23 in support of cerebral palsy educational cam V IM t. r. t..sYl*_ CaaTa***-"* paign conducted throughout the 7 IT. 8. during Hay. Another cooperative venture with Camp Fire Girla is the .i-i. cerebral palsy summer day 12th Street & Central Parkway camp for six weeks during June COLUMBUS AND SOUTHERN OjIHO ELECTRIC received and July, Camp Fire Girla serve CH. 1-4050 Cincinnati, Ohio three award** iu national (/antest suoasorcd by Public UtllHies at recreational assistants at. the Al.l.tN UNIVERSITY, COLUMBIA, S. €.. CAVE HONORARY DEGREES TO four outsUrtd- Advertisin-; AsVn. Company was awarded first place for series camp operated twiosr-waekly In •f*»V Persons during commencement exercises Wednesday. They arci/f-rpiiv*/ta*^f fir^fgeh. Rickey, af ad*, on public tela lion*., -second plane awards "for single news* f-h-ron Woods and Wlnton Wooda doctor of hmnanUies; Rabbi Rudolph M. Roseath.l, Cleveland, dor tor of humanities; Moss D. paper advertisement and interior display.. From left: B. B. fotf cerebral palsied di-ldren be Kendris, Washington, D. C, public relations cftuiselor. doctor of Iran's degree; Willi*. Johnson, SmHeage Dealer Bracken, CSOE display manager: R. S. Westltovea, advertUdag tween 9 and 14. C-Jomb*. b»i*4aessoMin, doctor,of. Isum-mUle., */*'»** iytjf *.y». * *4* • *. »M ii A sr-; it, J$. Mliisnal*, psbllc relation* .director, ..»-<_' -,i >i»v***J't ' J i • • • '•• • : Both groups are Red Feather **•>$•> agencies of Community Chest. • Oa . '* W mi mt:/ __-p_-S-_------___--_,

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•THIS IS A natural hody aivdi brew started with the concep COMMENTS ON THE NEWS INDUSTRIAL BRIEFS there is" a spiritual body." (li tion of breath in the body, de-" Corinthians 15I'M.) . oarturo of which meant death. By Ray Paul - • * * io them the living God was per By Frank Wilkerson There Is a true sell in us all sonal, dynamic, a God of action, Director of Industrial Relations, Columbus Urban League which goes on its way despite a God of power and therefore CINCINNATI.—Two dramatic events occur- vicissitudes of the natural body. Spirit. red last week that W'-'re unrelated yet had strong When a much-loved friend goes When Jesus said "God is a ramifications for the Negro community. out of his mind or falls into se Spirit," some such idea mutt First, the FHA let it be known that federal j EACH YEAR, IZO.OOO Ameri was considered shameful to hava nile decay, when, after a life have been in Hia7 mind. When money would be used lo construct non-white'can couples learn what is a men- THREE PERCENT OF the a subnormal child and this largo U. S population is affected. time of gentle consideration for He added "they who worship housing units in Negro populated areas. | tally relarted child. They . are number of persons—a group to others, a man becomes a victim Him in spirit and in truth," Je parents of children whose minds Four million American families taling more than the blind, tha Secondly, former vice mayor Theodore M. are faced with the problem. to fits' of ungovernable temper, sus did not mean we arc to lm* Berry (as this writer had predicted all along) never fully grow up, whose polio-crippled and the cerebral- we all say he is not the true mcrse ourselves in n cosmic es brains fail to. develop properly. A few years ago parents whose palsied put together—were bid decided to stand for reelection to Council, firing children were affected could man. Wc know something has sence but rather we arc to yield the aspirations and hopes of many of us in the This may happen to a child den away. ' , gone wrong with tlie machinery ourselves to the personal action because ot a brain injury at find no constructive help or in community. formation that would help them. Now parents have found cou of the brain and the true self, of the living God upon our lives. The fact that 221 housing loans will be granted on the basis of birth or* during the infant years, which will pass into the other or because of some chemical Public schools would reject their rage and have organized groups OUR PRAYER—Our Father, social custom (a nice way for saying segregation) strikes at the J children, and children would not and have bonded these together world, Is ur-insplred. But this re disorder or heareditary imper what the promise of "spiritual very heart of the Negro's fight for social equality. In 1954 the U. accept them for their friends into the Nat'l As3'n for Retard fers to the Intangible thing we fection. The fact is,» doctors do body" means we cannot Bay; we S. supreme court ruled that segregation is inherently unequal. This led 95 percent of the fami ed Children—the NAAC. ' call character, and not to any not know* the reasons. have m> faculties with which to This meant that colored citizens, in order to reach their greatest lies to keep their retarded child Now, as a group, parents con thing physically. These children learn in slow understand if it were told us. social and psychological potential in this country, must be fur ren at. home. work together to aid their young* St. Paul was "a Hebrew of the motion and most never go be But some day we shall know; nished first class citizenship. Recently, we havo learned people and receive assistance. Hebrews" and when he used the yond the mental \evci ot a nor through Jesus Christ our Lord. The NAACP. nationally and locally, has recognized that that the retarded child can be words "spirit," or "spiritual," mal 1 to 12 years old. dynamic and not static. The He Amen—BEV. L. SIMPSON. PLANNING COMMITTEE FOR STATE CONVENTION OF Ass'n of Real Estate Brokers fat housing must be the next watchdog area if we are to attain an These children can develop so trained and can be partly self- end to segregation. Some few Negroes realise the problems of sufficient. They can be taught to Columbus June 19-20 with headquarters at tbe Neil House. From left seated: Amnion G. Brown, cially and can be happy or un COLUMBUS bousing chairman; Hattye B. Redmond, program committee aad kits; L. Gladys Brown, president overcrowding and density that have always beset the colored happy, even tempered or emo do simple, repetitive work in in community arc the basis for many of ear social problems, our tional as loveable and affection dustry, on farms, in homes and Memorial At Oakley Av. of host Columbus Ass'n of Real Estate Brokers and general chairman; Lucille B. Culpepper, act crime rate and our inabilities. ate as anyone else. Even as in special workshops. In fact, all * AREA ing secretary and entertainment committee chairman. Standing: W. Watson Trlbbltt, convention but a fifth can learn to be con treasurer; Orris A. Mays, program chairman.—Pierce Photo. THIS NON-WHITE HOUSING, AS IT IS CALLED. MUST BE j ,ar^f^V^S. "^ t t tributing members of society. Impressive memorial services were conducted at Oakley Av. t . »...... **e extent, forever as child- DEATHS Baptist last Sunday. met by the Negro community with, all the spirit and vigor they! *• ren FOR MANY, MANY years, it At 11 n. ni., William A. Colwelt gave an account of origin and have at their command. They must fight If they are to change the! COLEMAN, Robert A., 223 St. Sunshine Band Reviva status quo. * . , Clair a v., May 19. Survived by purposes of Memorial day, and the pastor, Rev. Jacob J. Ash League We realize housing is sorely needed and there ore those who * mother, Blanche Wells; slater, burn, spoke on "The Power to Mighty Works." Convention Held would willingly sacrifice in face of this need. Mabel Butler; half-sister, At 3:30 p.. m.m.., - Rev. B L. ward Beard. Sunshine Band convention was Session But the problem is much greater than the need of housing. It Viewpoints From Hi-Poinf Blanche Cox; other relatives. Brantley, moderator of Eastern Sponsors Interment soldiers section Green Master of ceremonies was held .at Delaware lost Saturday is the problem of the Negfb's eventual emancipation. Union Ass'n and pastor of Mace in 2nd Baptist. Miss Brenda By Lewis Ratleff . Lawn by Crosby. donia Baptist, accompanied by Deacon Harold O. Shclton. AS MAN1T A CITIZEN MUST HAVE BEEN, THIS WRITER Composing the memorial com Pace of Calvary Tremont Bap n Gay St. was happy that Theodore M Berry finally decided to make the BELLEFONTAINE.—The Singing Embassadors, undfr'direc EABLEY, Viola, 4.5 Edward his choir and congregation, was Program tist, Columbus, is president of guest speaker. mittee were Mrs. Mary Seals, Rev. S. A. Baker, pastor of Councilmanic race. We look upon his emergence in the race as a tion of Jimmy George, presented a program of music at Mechan tt., May 18. Survived by daugh* the organization and Mrs. Jose A special presentation as a chairman; Mrs. Hazel Brunson, Baptist Ministers Bible League Tabernacle Baptist, Knoxville, solid move to make the Negro vote a strong force in the commu icsburg last week as 2nd Baptist of that city observed its tradi ters, Rosetta Sullivan, Elizabeth phine Cunningham of Trinity tional anniversary service. tribute to deceased members Mrs. Edna Ferguson, Mrs. W, ol Columbus and Vicinity spon Baptist is supervisor. is guest evangelist for the spring nity, Givens, Dorothy "Perry, Chris* MISS SHIRLEY BETHEL has was gi'en by Mrs. Rosa Trigg, O. Colwell, Joseph Gentry and sors a missionary program Sun revival in session through Fri Mr. Berry's record and reputation are well known to many of tine Hughes; stepson, John Ear- Mrs. Mary L. Saunders. Four bands from Columbus been very much in the limelight nnd a song was rendered by Ed day, May 31, were present with their super day night. May 29, at Gay SL us and his bowing to public demand is only what we would have parents and elders. And they I ley; sisters, grandchildren, other the past week. She was elected can and will be if we adults con-[relatives. Interment Green At ll am services will be visors, including Calvary Tre Baptist. expected of a man who has aptly been called the city's finest ad and installed as treasurer of Y- conducted at Mt Period Bap mont, Mrs. Thompson; Mt. Oli The church's anniversary will ministrator and a statesman. duct ourselves as commendably Lawn by Williams and McNabb. Teens and was named by auxi as they conduct themselves—by tist, 499 E Long St.. wi*jh Rev vet, Mrs. Campbell; Union Gro be observed Sunday, May 31. liary unit of Dale McGinnis * YW Tours Scheduled our public conduct und deport EVANS, Robert, 2A2 Johnson I R Witcher as speaker Rev ve, Mrs. Bunch, and Oakley Rev. C. J. Johnson, pastor of Mt. American Legion Post of Logan Av., Mrs Beatty. Olive and Morning Star Baptist ment, by our interest and par st., May 18. Survived by wife, air center of Ohio, and Akron, Frank Flemister Is pastor county as one of 16 girls being For spring and summer moods At 3:30 p m , services are at churches. Atlanta, is guest MT. VERNON HIGHLIGHTS ticipation in civic affairs, by re Bessie L.; daughter, Lillian the rubber center, are featured A program was enjoyed under sent by the Legion to Buckeye fraining from _doing anything the YWCA offers a varlc.y of "2nd Emmanuel Baptist, 443 speaker at 10:35 a. m. Mass Wicnd: sons, Joe arid Robert A.; lours to^places near and inter-] one day trips. direction of Mrs. Ida Bunch. Phone: EXpresa 2*0265 Girls' State on Capital univer that would make' these, our brothers, sisters, grandchildren. Johnson st , with Rev. Matthew The group"*was served refresh choir, presents -a musical—-pro- sity campus next month. She is children, hang their heads in •sting—some on Thursday eve All trips aro arranged by bus, Freeman delivering the sermon gram at 7:30 p. m. Th© public -i. By Mrs. Mildred Butler • 303 N. Jefferson St. Interment Evergreen . by Wil budgeted for economy and pleas ments at Liberty Center by the, also to be honored May 29, along shame in the company of their liams and McNabb. nings, others on weekends. Readings and vocal selections is invited to these services. ure, and timed to appeal espe host band under supervision of with Dr. Marvin Green and Dick fellows. We've had our chance. South Columbus, Darby Dan will be presented. Rev. L J Mrs. Steele. Al***a>girls, 11-13, interested in HUNTER, Henry S., 580 K . farm, the new Columbus airport, cially to employed adults. They Turner is'.pastor."" , " —• MI. VEENON.-Mr, Char... WOT-tt **W*#. ^^^^^iSST^St Let's give them theirs. _-' joining' Intcim-diate Girl Sccruts, Fulton st., May.19." Survived by Olu'o State university,* Thurn are open to YWCA members or Bd,onday, June 1, *-_ p m., the are asked to contact Mrs. Rob -MR. AMD-MRS. Lauisvtfa pri briother,;WIMiam; sister, iQsichia sausage plant-are a few of the non-members. N, Y.,-and'returned-torn. t** spend the summer and fall. His So** league meets with Rcv'*0 U*. Missionary Day bie Moseley, Cl: 2-3725. . . "f I banquet. son ,Brown*becamc tha prtfiid Green*- Interment soldiers, sec J ilnc and July guiHed tours *on For dates and .details, rail the resumed with bim* to spend a few days . . . Howard White of | Gardner as speaker": All n_inis- parents of a baby daughter- the* tion Green Lawn by Crosby. Thursday-rvenings. **- YWCA, Ca. 4*9121, and a folder Brooklyn, N. Y., Is spending three weeks with his mother, Mrs. MRS. ORPHA MORNING, ters and laymen ore invited. past week*. • • Mr. and Mrs. "»• .s For weekend 7 trips, Dayton, will be mailed. - - • *-**". In 2n

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r^etigiouA K^nat For those wbo enjoy dining 18 tar. stories ln the clouds Frontier I1 •> -. Wives' charter dinner In the TEENS and TWENTIES "^"^•^3*\ (Oil Jrnex ^pHexander Deshler-Hilton Sky Rooms was 1 Pat Long, Editor AX. 1-9790 a delightful interlude in last Sa Norma J. Holling, Aw't Editor turday's activities. THE WORD HYMN comes from the Greek hymnos, which In comfortable but sophisticat "_*§_•Sf **_f_sW means "song," generally in praise, thanks, or honor of God. Hymns ed atmosphere, the meal was have done more than most men's words to bring comfort and joy to simple and added attraction. m^k v-H hearts of people ln sickness and sorrow, doubt, danger and anxiety. Rev. Phale D. Hale gave the *tv': \\ Hymn writers art Important Invocation and Reginald Shaw _. mm people' in the history of the names of authors of the hymns. furnished organ dinner musio. M-,,M;^ 'A P! world. Many are more influen It it interesting to know the Serving at toastmittreet tn a '\_^jt#B tial than they realize. name of the writer of some sac very charming and intimate s£» 3-1 i * •**" aafla-T *_. s_r*3-/ * « ,••«!••! • ! ..m written by John Milton, the veral guidelines for giving ser ______&^^s*_H_G5 services, was not dead hi mra. vice. , great poet, when he was 15. This He knew that to praise God in hymn, though really old, seems Mr. John Coston, accompan Eii-^--*^7j__- song was a natural desire of Up '~l!*_B*a*9s-__*-______s almost young compared with ied by Mrs. Harrison, tang "The ___H& ' . *5rM 'Prejudice And Catholic' man, and he wrote hymns and some hymns sung today. Builder." Mrs. Milburn Fort, chose tunes that would appeal to DR. NIMROD B. ALLEN, RIGHT, FOUNDER AND na president of the Columbus chap tional executive secretary. Frontiers club., presents charter ta THE JEWS SANG hymns be the heart and mind. ter, accepted the charter from FIRST PLACE WINNERS IN ALLA BABA SHRINE GOLD PATROL'S talent show last Sun fore Christ was born and people Mrs. Milburn Fort, president of Columbut chapter. Frontier day were the Checks. From left: Robert Johnson, Jack Galls, Estol Bass, Ronnie Marberry, Max Top Essay Contest Topic The effect of Luther's hymns Mr. Nimrod B. Allen, founder Wives, during dinner meeting la Deshler Hilton Sky Room. still sing hymns written in Greek and national executive secre Jones.—-Robert Jones Photo. Winners in the first annual callcd attention to the responsi or Latin by the taints. was wonderful. It Is said people tary of Frontiers. Sharing ln this historic moment a Don Crawford, Dayton, na essay contest sponsor«.-d by Ca bility of every Christian to chan wandered ait over Europe sing tional president.—Pierce Photo. ge himself and society: There are many hymns writ Membert of Columbut chapter tholic Interracial Council ol Co ten centuries ago by holy men ing them as they want. are Mesdames Everett Chand J. Arnett Mitchell, Fred New Commencement Speaker lumbus were awarded prizes "Often it is said that charity Cundiff, Raymond Davis, An Sunday by Bishop Clarence G and women whose life stories ler, William Culpepper, J. W. som, Leon Ransom, E. A. Tay begins at home. So it is in re Songs have always had a great drew Freeman, Phale Hale, H. James Rowland ATLANTA.-- For commence Issenmann. Junior and senior gard to the problem of race pre- have come down.to us through Williams, Edmund B. P a x t on, lor, -Watson Tribbitt, Norman ment speaker Atlanta university the nges.- influence in exciting people to a Beecher Hicks, Walter Hill, Earl White, Edward Wpod, Herman classes 12 high schools through- judice—the Catholic must first John Bowen, Amnion Brown, C will have a graduate ot the uni suit the Columbus diocese parti Ali hymn books ought to print complete change.- Hood, Carl Jenkins, Orris Mays, Harrison and Nimrod Allen, root out this prejudice from his A. Bryce, John Coston, John versity who is celebrating the cipated. Iron heart, and then turn to _o~ Man About OSU 50th anniversary of his gradua Mary Jane Slluka, St. Mary of ciely in an effort to erase it-—• tion. Dr. Willett R. Banks. pres ihe Spring acaden y. won first its evil causes and effects. Services In Columbus Churches ident emeritus of Prairie View prize for her essay. "Race Pre- "He can begin by hi example: Good Times Club Holds A-M university and member of judice nnd the Catholic. ' Se a. a citizen he can**do much to Apostolic Faith Temple Church Trustees, win uddress graduates cond prize went to Kay Miller. influence others to fight for ra You are Invited to attend Apostolic Faith Temple Church, 1073 June 1. Holy Trinity High. Somerset, O. cial equality in education, hou Leonard Ave. Bishop William Goodwin, pastor; Mother B. Neil House Installation Elizabeth Jackson, also of St. sing and recreational facilities; Goodwin secretary. Sunday School, 10 a. m.; Morning Worship, Mary of the Springs, was third as an employer, he can hire 12 noon; Evening Services, 8 p.m.; Tuesday. 8 p. m., worship; Annual installation ceremony of Good Times club wat held st PRACTICAL SOLUTIONS Thursday, o p. m., Blbte Class; Saturday, 8 p. m., Worship. place winner. others, regardless of race, and the Neil House Saturday with many wives and friends of members Practical solution* to such Receiving honorable mention give them honorable work and Caldwell Temple AME Zion on hand for festivities whilch followed. household problems a* remov were Rosemary Schirtzinger. a ju*t wage; as a civic leader:, Worship and fellowship with purpose at Caldwell Temple AME Among t h o 8 e enjoying the ing stains, stopping leaky fau Our Lady of Victory High Co he can place pressure against racial discrimination and agi Zion, 524 E. Long st J. Dallas Jenkins, minister. Church evening were Fred Smith, Her Yvonne Stevenson, Mr. and Mrs. cets, cleaning silver and a host lumbus; James Daughterly. St bert Taylor, James Landrum, Mary's High, Lancaster, snd Joy tate for the passage of laws that school, 9:30 a. m. Morning worship, 11 a. m. Christian Endea Dayton Erby, William Bailey, of otherwheres can be found in vor, 0:30 p. m. Evening worship, 8 p. m. Midweek Praise, Ralph Oliver, Al Smock, Ray- Mr. and Mrs. James Tucker, Ann Fisher, St. Mary's Hi<*h,- will break down the barriers at Wednesday. 8 p. m. The Capital City't Temple of Methodism rnond Stevenson, James Starks, David Humphrey, Millicent Bar the so-called "how-to'* books at Columbus. prejudice and enforce the rights Ralph Blnns, Robert. Houpe, nes. Rosa Clark of Cleveland the public library. MISS STLUKA IN her es*a of all men." Mt. Olivet Baptist Tommy Page, William Steven Barbara King, Helen Foster. Visit next Sunday at Mt. Olivet Baptist, 428 E. Main st. ,fNa son, Attrlco Starks, Jr., Mrt. MEMBERS PRESENTED wi Creed But ChrisL" H. Beecher Hicks, minister. The Church at P. Stevenson, Lola Fratlcr, ves with beautiful corsages, *~* -- • Study' Bam The Church at Worship, 10.45 a. m. Baptist MRS. VIVIAN BEAMON, TrainingJJnion, 8 p. m The Cburch-at Worship. 7:30 p. m.. Participants in the program COLUMBUS which highlighted history and principal of- Porter Elemen tary, Is charmed by Rostmaa SecontTBaptsst acti*vptyvpf the.club Included Da HEAR!!!! You're always welcome at 2nd Baptist, 188 N* l»ih st. C. W Fl/RiRAL DIRECTORY vid Humphrey," William' tl alley, lurpeau^prlnclpal of Haya JLc Jen-ins, njiaister. Church school, 9:15 a. m. Morning worship," MRS. D.A- WHITTAKth ahd Al Smock. . High, Cincinnati, during* Mr. Sad Mrs. Lucius Duncan's 10:45 a. m. Evening worship,.7:45~p. m. . AND SONS. INC.- Smock was recipient of a sur champag tie party for guests FUNERAL HOME prise gift, a summer suit, tenure The- Rev.f redL •Mt.' %.• » Shiloh Baptist . from Detroit.—Scott Photo. Come to Shiloh Baptist, Hamilton at Mt, Vernon avs. James W 720 E. Long St as persident. James Starks CL. 8-9549 made the presentation. Parrish, minister. Radio broadcast (WBNS), 8:15 a. m ENJOYMENT FOR ALL Church school (children may be left with competent mothers BROOKS Shuttlesworth Child's Toy Trick Anrange activities at home during worship), 9 a. m. Cburch at worship, 11 a. ra. Contin FUNERAL HOME. INC that the youngsters and grown ued Church school for small children, U a. m. Baptist Training HOB E. Long St For the child who pushes toys ups can enjoy together. Many of Onion, 8 p.m. Evening worship, 7:30 p. m. Music by five choirs out through play pen bars tie CC 3-1411 ideat for family fun are outlined JAMES ROWLAND strings on toys so they can b. in books at the public library. Union Grove Baptist CROSBY FUNERAL pushed only so far—within Six tt. 4 in. tall and Weight 215. into our "Teens and 20*7* t*rx,t- Come to worship at Union Grove Baptist. 268 N. Champion Ave. HOME child's reach. He'll be amused light steps man about campus-OSU, that is- -James Rowland.^ Birmingham, Ala. Phale D. Hale, minister. Church school for all agea, 9 a. m. for hours pulling on string to v ; "Tho House of Friendly Church at worship 10:45 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Nursery for ba coax toys back through bart. NOTICE Jimmy hails from Harrisburg. -** * "** ... ,., bies and pre-school children white you worship. Jr. church with Sanrica** Pa. He is the son of Atty and him occupied enough. Woody planned worship on the level of children through age of 12 at 1072 E. Long St Mrs. James H. Rowland of Har Hayes, football coach at OSU. i0:45 a. m. BTU for all ages. 6 p. m. Personal and family ONLY TWO WAYS LUCY DEAN counseling by appointment. CL. 2-1555 risburg. He is majoring in ac will. Jimmy is an end on varsi There ore only two wayt of counting at OSU and plans lo ty football squad. Gay Street Baptist WILLIAMS & McNABB saving lives from cancer: by Play School attend Law school after gradua His one ambition is to become MORTUARY, INC, surgery and radiation. No drug 336 Wilton Av*. tion in 1960, a lawyer—und a gt*>d one. Shiloh Baptist Church A hearty welcome awaits you at all times at The Gay Street FUNERAL HOME haa yet been found that cures announces a 7-day .week Newly elected president of In 19f>4 and I&53 Ummy was u Baptist Church, 498 E. Gay St. at Washington Ave. U. O. Camp 81S E. Long St Nursery and Baby Silting "7 bell, minister. Early Sunrise Service, 6 a. m. Baptismal and the disease, says tha American Omega Psi Phi frat^hity, Jim member'of Str'-tton High's CL. 8*0521 Cancer Society. Service. Daily 8:15 A. M. (Beclcley W, Vu. > championship Communion Service 8 p. m. on first Sunday, Church School, 9 to 11 P. M. with pickup ser my has a big job to" fill if he Sunday. Mav 31, 1958 11 A.M.-4 RM.-7-30 ?M a. m. Morning Worship, 10:45 a. m. wonts to follow in his dad's foot- basketball and football teams. vices at 8:15 A. M., 9 A. M. He was elected to the W. Virgi J * */ C D. WHITE 4k SONS and 2 P. M. Delivery ser sUps. During Att'y Rowland'e- Bethel Church Our Lord Jesus Christ World Wide nia All-State basketball and toot- FUNERAL HOME FRIENDLY CLEANERS vice at 5 P. M., only, week undergraduate years at State hc- Leading Crusader for Freedom 451 S. Wheatland Ave.'Cburch School 9:30 a. m., Morning Wor 1217 Mt Vernon Ava. 485 E. Long St. CA. 4-5-155 ly. Daily and Hourly Rates. ball teams during those years. , was also ^president of Omega You've met a lad who'll go ship 11 a. m., Young People's Service* 8 p. m., Evening Serv CL. 8-1514 Complete Dry Cleaning Children Aget JUL , fraternity. Ths Abase List Includes Dancing Lessons places. Just you watch arid xe***. Current Example.of Endurance, Faith atui .Courage ices 7:30 p. m., Bible Study every Tuesday at 7:30 p. m., Mis Pick Up it Delivery ' :• ' • . • I" yr... . Jf the fta.ternity doesn't Wp ^MM-mMMMM:' sionary Services Thursday 7:30 p. m., Praise and Worship Fri Members Of The Columbut Daily 8 A. M. to 8 P, M. CL. 5-TI75 CL. 2-2220 PAT YOUNG* .... .ilkt«*k Jff. Parrish, Citizen Committee Chairman day 7:30 p m. All are welcome. Elder B. C, Thompson, Pastor. Funeral Ass'n David Wilson, Prop. Hannah Baraett, Directress THE OHIO SENTINEL IS NOT RESPONSIBLE for the return of unsolicited* photo, or manuscripts.

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SATURDAY. MAY 30, 195ft ftAT»_U>->AY. MAY 80, 1959 Tim OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 21 PAGE 20 THK OHIO SBNTINBL Deltas Initiate 4 Neophytes impses Of West High eiNcys Repeat Music Program In By NEWANA SMITH AND CAROLYN PA1TV-B80N By CAROLYN MORGAN | represent my Inst official com* I further greetings from Iilpsllon West High YOUNGER Delta Sigma Theta Sorority munication because our capable chapter at Ohio State university, HELLO AGAIN FROM the Hill. This week we have centered Area High School Cento AFTER SEVERAL weeks of [newly elected Journalist, Mary Thanks again for yout favor- oil the news around seniors. They hove had several of their acti • SET iu.n- bring you their warmest greet will be on the scene to bring you , munication, may God bless you, 13 at Hoge Memorial church. Following remarks from our Kenneth It. Keller, director of music edi-cattcu, will serve as ings. Since ths* last time out hy- EveniiuJ was highlighted by principal, we closed the banquet C I N C I N N ATL—The L. C. bead Miperv'••,.•;• of the•c'vywid*? program. |lina was viewed in this paper, singing from a trio composed of by singing our alma mater song. *-»>.^'..l.UU^,...-.*.*^v^m,L..u....,.iiil*'*^<..lliet-|.*s.llJ.t,VTsii.^.^ ^ -.1 Guild held its annual picnic Sun ri:ili**thr..Mgh 12th grade p.ipils will bt eligible to -receive th*? several events of interest have Gwen Conley, Delia Gentry and Among those present was petite. tret ir.situciioi Re^dstrathn at all city school* must be com- day at Mt. Airy pk. Some of the occurred. Newana Smith. They sang, a Miss Barbara Porter, wbo we pl.-t d by oprettiivj date ol the program. Jun'.* 22. couples seen strolling around First was Initiation of four lTi.M,THIN«K»1 very fitting song entitled, "My feel should be congratulated for for breath of fresh air were Glo -supervising the i n.grams in high scho-.U wil' be Robert H>e jiifopliyu- Dallas into the soror Be^t to You." being elected by the track team ria and Roosevelt, Geraldine and Irty, Central; Theodore-Turner-. Eas*; Jerry Kaye at.d Philip,Heff- ity, They ar« Charlotte Furge- Following this, two girls of to reign as one of the four relay ] William, Vernie and James, .son, nurslns major from M.d- SIENOA l UOBIHSON COt-.TO*. J*. ner. Eastmoor;. Dan B_ker and Henry-Monaco. Linden-McKin- fered an amusing dialogue en queens at the '50 Hilltop relays. Jerrylin and Cornell, Edna and idletown; Barbara Jemisnn. ete- RECENTLY, THE annual Bttrkehart-Columbur, Art Lcagua titled, "It Could Be You." They We salute -you! Joe, Thelma and Buzzie. L.C ky;'Raymond Castle, Mation-Fia*Klin; Leslie Susi and J-.'hn Has*. nicntary <>ducati« most graciously done, Rosina« * By PAT D1MMT St. Francis School of Nursing 3EAUTIFICATI0N COMMITTEE -_9, Columbus 1«. .«_ Beatty Center is having a dance Thursday, May 28, 8-11 p. m. looked like the South Sea islands WE WISH TO congratulate In closing, Wo would like to leave you with this thought: "You "fat its dance, last week. ^_ with Emile Leon's band furnishing "music STARTS TODAY i Dairy Queen Soror Mary Phillips and Pyra learn to draw by drawing; use it to your advantage," The dance was a Calypso af mids Gteria Davis and Juliette Dance it being sponsored by fair given by the senior class. ING Jr. Teen Council.and there -"ill ter Chavous and Phyllis Sutten. Coles fo? being selected partici Youth advjsor is Miss Betty Corvettes combo and the Mar pants on the Lampado club's be no admission. e: malt & Patterson. * . -pice's provided" entertainment. que^s^cou"rtr"- ."" ,- * THeen You And Me .Members ot Jr. Teen Council MUSEk(ENT< "are_Gail Jones, president;. De- FINALLY', Carolyn Morgan, /T" fif PAT LONG Y 7? shake lores ' Davis, ~ vice president; senior and elementary education .. I WAS TALKING the" other day with^ona of "my patients and ST. EMMA MsIiTARY'ACADBMYjl Paula Robthson, secretary; HT B major, wishes to bid all Of you she gave me ths inspiration to write this column. She wa* saying ardent Sentinel readers a most that since she had been to the hospital none of hcr so-called friends aha Plant, treasurer; Patricia R«DCK CASTLE, VIRGINIA fond adieu. This column will had been to visit her. Thus we got on th* conclusion of what Dimmy, Joyce McCullem, Lois 6 maks's a friend. Drewo, Tancheeta McFall, Les Founded 1895 Going through life you will have many contacts and many so- called friends. But who are the ones that will stick by and stand Stenographer _yp for you. Are there many? Probably no. Fully Accredited High School YOUt FAVOCIII RAVOt OWt t*t It's really hard to find sorueon,- who'll see you through. So apprenticeship National Defense Cadet Corps School tmnjA ma oo- what are some of the basic patterns or examples we can use to US Army ROTC Honor .School . Here't your s-hance to Jobs say someone is a true friend. OairU try our creamy-thick Female, Age 18-27. First, we admitted a friend must be true. Anyone who'll smile Trainees giant malts and shake*. On» taste and you'll High School Graduate, at you Bnd talk about you behind your back is no true friend. A An Opportunity To Under direction of agree —only Dairy friend will smile with you and for you, never against you. must be able to pasm a Learn \A> Trade The Holy Ghost Fathers Quean has that real Then, they help you in any way they can. It's not fair to avdc stenograplit-r examina ______• ______—— <*^nti*y-frf*b. flavor! the impossible. But if you have some talent your* friends drtn't tion. have do you try to share yours and help them in any way yousjant Openings for young Academic — Trade Typing 50 words per men, Age 18-25, who Agriculture — ROTC That's-being-helpful. want to learn a trade. 1 DAY ONLY THURS-VIli 4 minute SYMPATHY IS NEXT. IF SOMETHING IS BOTHERINO Must have a High Athletics — Band Shorthand 80 words f.--y^_-«*_'AV-*P'S_/'-tf^ your friend. do.*3n't it bother you too? Isn't it^kue to pattern that School Diploma and be ' **J'*»»*» OA-Tf QVOsS KAttOK*- 0tv»orsk-MT CO. per minute 8WH8IIH1II if your. friend is mad at somebody you find yourself mad at that willing to train for Tor information and person too? Because if the person has injured your friend, or three (3) or four (4) FMuivros Permanent 'employment Catalogue write Datrif with an excellent com sickness, or something, has occtrlrred then you feel bad becausf yearn. SATURDAY a TBIAT... your friend does. '••. Queen pany.. STARTS 1 P. M. Diaaavv ham -was fs»orrt» asastla—, Friend's; must have something in romnwn. They should like tt.t- Da.ry QuaMi. Ttsas'a pany, The>rshould be obi. t» tail- things over and help solve eaclt Columb-ua. Urban League U-svs. tHitj Qmm - _sfv«l ft-* Columbut. Urban League iTtft _syM*m l*i-7 ^Mdnrba Aveu i 's problems! ' ' ' ST. EMMA MILITARY ACAWMY RIDES TO tram -satin ir a* «_* *atypa*AAt 107 N. Monroe Ave. tav-X i^rfccikwl CU 8-9529 Real friend* must bring out good points In each other, «' CL. 8-9529 KIDS TIL 52 •*••••• - ' '-..'*'.'*w'T*.'1|v*vWv^N^Pw^^Bwfl!'^*N>'SS' True friend-ship brings out tha best in man. ROCK CASTLE, VIRGINIA ALL •'"'•' e -. " ~.''7 .'••*•'••••• v:': - •-'. §:0-'^ f|| 9 r '''-••'• '• , fe#i* -*-*>• ,...." ••'•' -a' < &&:• "' • '>> •• •' ""'. :- 7:\- ..: ;.K •Y^"';Y7Y;i;;^;- • -• • •I ' __ha_s*-H-I

**> • , • <. -- • • ..••.••• i r. : r>r-' iS§_g -sjPH-t-SPac|> P gasman >*• PAGE 28 CS7_"^.- •«_. THI? OHIO S*yN^B^, SATURDAY. MAY 30, 1959 SATURDAY. MAY 80, 1959 THE OHIO SENTINEL $1000 Reward For Minim* White Wife PAGE 28 TRENTON, N. J—Joan A. Brown, the merchant.marine who lost hit Caucasian wife because of pressure from neighbors who harassed her. with threats and anonymous phone cabs, ia seeking Priest Insists Courage In her whereabouts and offering $1000 reward for such Information. ALL ABOUT COLUMBUS His wife, Louise, 34, motl er of three children, disappeared about With (Ms three weeks ago, while the couple was preparing to celebrate her Race Relations Is Needed birthday. To List Your Attraction or Service Telephone CLearbrook 3-7418 N. YORK.—Counsels of prudence and gradualism In the fight *• • — - — for interracial justice can be greatly overworked, a Jesuit priest RECENT MARITAL BUSTUPS HAVE TO DO will, a popular young; lawyer and spouse and a Long st. busi IN THE JAZZ IDIOM - aaid here Goldwyn: 'Porgy' Proud People's Film "What is needed today is not nessman who didn't stick it out a good year with his lady i.. much an insistence oa pru housing, northern * practice Is fair from tha east coast who toils at a local gov't N. YORK.—"We have tried to dence as a tar greater insistence patently at Variance with north agency. 'Blue Train* upon courage," Fr. William J, ern preaching." create something new," said CHRIS GETS A BUZZ THAT THE SUPERVISOR Kenealy stated in a sermon at Racial tensions are the price Samuel Goldwyn, producer of of progress, Fr. Kenealy assert of a bevy of gals who draw their pay chocks from tha — By JOHN $. Walker - The "New" Fordham university. the film version of the folk ed. "As long as th* Negro is stata for their labors ovar at Cleveland and Bucking \ 502 CLUB*? Fr. Kenealy called racism "a THE TIME HAS COME for me to strike from the records op€r. clatsic **porgy and St. Clair al Leonard content to lie down and b« walk ham transferred a lady of color from ona department to malignant cancer in the body .omcthtng I said concerning John Coltran. about three year, ago NOW PLAYING NITELY ed upon, there will be no racial another whan ona of his disgruntled hirelings passed tha TIPPIN' INH politic of America." * word that aha would not work in tha same department I hate to eat my own words but at that time my nostrils were Fr. Kenealy scored northern tensions." "SLOE" GILCHRIST and Al Magnificent as its many stage ia Baba Shrine orchestra fur- with a Negro. Tha grim joker in this mis-deal is that quite ajar over what Sonny Rollins was saying with his robust Hie Musical Notes ers for not practicing what they productions havo been, its ex WHAT LIBRARY MEANS nisii music for Alls Baba's tha colored chile, was only technically colored on ac- tenor and I often sized up qther tenormen unjustly. featuring BAR preached. "'The ordinary south What docs your public library Gala day dance In Masoule counta aha looks mora white than the dam* who got har pansions on the screen he- open erner practices what he preach- Taking none ot my love away mean to you? Information for Temple auditorium, Long sL railroaded out of tha department. ed exciting door, of opportunity The Modern Bar es," he added. from Sonny'a eloquence, mind a speech ... an idea for a new and Miami av., Saturday, for hitherto unrealizable move Accommodations "Would that were true of the TWO TALES OF ONE ClTYi ONE FORMER Co you, 1 would Just like to write say {business . . . help with a hobby June 8, 10 pi m. to 1 a. ra. ordinary northerner. We lumbus prostitute is tha biggest wheel in ona of tho big that over the past year I have ment and color, scope, intensity, For 50 Peopla the right thing, but shy away ... a quiet retreat for pleasant Event is one of highlights ot 4 PHARQAHS Shriners' three day (JOB* 5 7) gest social setups on tba wast coast. And another charm been digging Coltrane. In the intimacy -nd maximum sound from practicing It. , In many reading? Your public library Beer - Wine - liquor celebration. er from Our Town, who was strictly upper case sastiety vernacular .of bop society, he's control of .its unforgettably me fields; such as employment and has something for everyone. MaUnee Sunday 4-1 P. M. when sha graced those parts, is "making good'* as ma cracking me up, man. When I lodious and rhythmic range, he Mixed Drinks - Food dam of ona of the top Cat bouses in the same locale, ca first started hearing Coltrane pointed out. OPEN 5:30 A. M. tering to only the biggest of tha big money mala set blow at length with Miles I COMING SOON1 CLOSE 2:30 A. M. that goes in for that sort of thing. Incidentally, tha "For over two years, with the thought that, well, now Miles has Sonny THI and the Orioles Closed All Day Sundays menagerie sha "manages'* Is mostly oriental. another puppet to blow inconsis finest available talent in every phas« of film-making, w. have The Milt Buckner Trio 780 MT. VERHOH AVE. June Brides!!! TALK ABOUT CRAZY, MIXED UP KIDS, CHRIS tent and wayward out choruses. sought to Justify their trust," (Corner St. Clair) -.7' gives you—and with hia blessings—the girl chile of one HOWEVER, IT SEEMS that Goldwyn declared. "All the j NEW HOURS: ft'e are now able to offer a complete line of Invitations. of our better heeled families who hat twice threatened Miles* "Don't Crowd Me. world la now the stage for CI. 2*0240 Thank Yon Cards, Napkins, Matches and Shower Announce to do herself in ovar a ballplayer that sha has only mat Man" attltnde didn't rub off so 9 A. M. to *:3* A. M. 'Porgy and Bess.' It i. a motion John Dixon, Mgr. ments, personalised with yonr name or Initials and ready for a couple of times and who Isn't interested in tha least. well on John, for after about delivery In just five days. With oar combined services we picture of proud people and my TOO BAD ABOUT THAT EX-CLEVELAND a year I was listening more caa assure yoa savings of S5% or more. prida in presenting it is immeas Browns' star footballer. He's fast gaining a reputation for his choruses than Miles'. urable, Some Jane Bride will win oar complete wedding service as a likely candidate for Alcoholics Anon, whether ha It most be said that with absolutely FREE. Just fill In year name, address and tele Miles John gained maturity "Porgy and Bess," which will phone and mall or bring tbe coupon to oar studio on or before deservef (he reputation or not. Chris doesn't think he and confidence so much ao bring to Broadway in starring FIRSTUAST Sunday, May 31, 1955. A drawing will be conducted la tke does, only that ha can't hold a LITTLE bit of likker and studio oa that date and tbe lucky winner will receive . . . is just a natural born loudmouth anyhow. that today he Is pushing an roles Sidney Poitier, Dorothy eccentric Sonny Rollins for the Dandridge, Sammy Davis, Jr., 1 • _*, Personalised Napkin* CERTAIN STATE UQUOR STORE MGR. HAS bop tenor saxophone presl* and Pearl Bailey, will introduce CHAHCE • gftft Wedding Invitations earned —- bonds down — Chris' vote for "Man of tha dency. a new era in motion pictures • Oar Complete Wedding Album • ISO Personalised Matches Year." It happened this way. When tha liquor agentry John's soul and down-home UQUOR • BEER • FOOD * VOlk (Wltb U Photos) COLEMAN HAWKINS • A Wedding Cake went on its binge of cracking down on hip shootin' boot changes are highly evident in DANCING EVERY NITE • Total Value S150.M JLIKE TO EXPLORE leggers via the simple procedure of parking in f.«ont of his playing since his associa • Floral Arrangement tion with Miles. Coltrane is a tenorman with so much body that Do you like to explore? Then Free Madison Hop With Caller stata booxeries frequented mostly by cullud buyers—-> at times I don't believe he should be labeled as a sldeman. His you should explore your public Friday and Saturday Nites and pinching those guys and dolls who bought more than presence, particularly as a leader, Is overwhelming. library. It's a friendly place— 1 .half a dozen pints at one crack—they staked out In and a fascinating one. You can' /*_«,_,« Mor Jo-.*. Mason, Bartender NAME .. PHONE... Listen, -my children, to his efforts oi_ "Blue Train" on Bine front of this particular gent's store. When ho discovered read a century-old-newspaper on Kenny Garnatl, Mgr- c, 2-0287 Note LP 15T7. — 7 U I 1 ADDRESS APT that everybody cited was of darker hua, be hit the ceil microfilm or obtain the answer T478 OAK ST. ar MIU.ER AVE. *-••-• **** After a weak and immature crack with Dltsy's small band to almost any question from the ing. Told the law men that they'd better find soma whita In 13*1 John mlsearably went along the bop trail searching (or ! CITY* ..". ZONE..:.- trained reference staff, folks to arrest or he'd call tha high man on tha Liquor confidence. At times he sounded horrible, even as a leader, aa I Mull or Bring .to Pierce A Sea Florist k Photo /.- Dapt. totam pola and demand that they ba removed you can hear on Transition LP 130 with Curtis Fuller (1955). Trom tha area—pronto. And that broke, that up. Quito- After he joined Miles he found his soul and, bless Miles, his a. j Studio, S55E. Loag St., Colambas 2, Ohio. "" •»{"'• "" ~~j a guy, wouldn't you say? Ha's NOT colored. much needed confldenc'e. - -w _.- NOW Nff^ .7. 4 :_,; tt~. • - ~ r _ . -a* .*• Although Miles and I don't see eye to ..eye on some things, June wedding bookings are running heavy. Don't wait when it comes to.molding great sldemen and invoking ma(ore-* until the last minute to complete arrangements for yours. SEE THE indlviduallty Miles is the man. He did It to Sonny Rollins and Bar Jackie McLean too. bkyline linerama See ua soon. Weddings photographed from $5.50 up. NOW COLTRANE IS AN INDIVIDUALIST FROM THE Cole LONG»-~ ST.c-r* CORKERrrtBAfrn HAMILTONHAMILTON AVE.A\ J-V* - - \, • urn ••• lallMlltlliP HIT SHOWS man Hawkins bloodline of gutty sound. I love to dig Coltrane geti out on a limb and fight his way back to a melody. You know ... PHOTOS OF HEW YORK like Dexter used to do, sans nursery rhymes. FOR } know a few bop lovers who buy Miles' LPs not for Miles but WITH YOUR HEADQUARTERS AT THE FAMOUS ' for Coltrane. I think that's unfair. (By the way, I did it too when EVERY 1 dug "Cookin'," Prestige LP 7094) OCCASION Noto Coltrane is his own man and if Sonny doesn't stop experi BILTMORE menting with chord dimensions John might end up the boss on Parties Weddings, Spend a gay weekend In New York teeing the big town at tenor. Groups, its glamorous best. You will be slopping at the world fa- You know what I did not long ago? I thought that after Dex Photostats, moos air-conditioned Bittmore which Is convenient to every ter, Wordell, Jimmy Heath, Gene Amnions and Charlie Rouse Portraits In -£a• v,§ ".7 oar studio or thing ln mid-town Manhattan . . . just a few minutes away .there wouldn't be any more tenors. But on they come—Coltrane, in Your Home. from all theatres, Rockefeller Center, the United Nations Hank Moblcy, Billy Mitchell, Joe Alexander, Billy Root, John and the world's greatest shopping area. Escorted tour Griffin and a cat from Cincinnati they call "Wobblehead." leaves June 20 or July 3 for a weekend of sightseeing. Bop la a strange muRic that yields to legend but never under- Orchestra seats for currrnt hits . . . by air . . . Yonr parties rnindj*. fact. And one certain fact is that as long as we have men PRESENTS...IN PERSON... limited . . .Don't be disappointed . . . Make reservations like John Coltrane with earthy soul w* will leave monuments ln Early ., . Can for Complete Itinerary. ,Aime for men to marvel at. Pierce & Son Florist & Photo Studio ANN B. WALKER CL. 2*7864 In tha theatrical whirl If John Walker say* it, it's the tm HANK MARR ORGAN DUO 823 E. LONG ST. CL 8-3533 . *. for accommodation!* without humiliation gossip-el truth I Follow John Walker's tips V quips every week in The Ohio Sentinel, iii _£l5k".:*- 0m': •

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*****a_sss-a*-l ^ Y v:*Y?;p77' -a-s-S ^H__a___n___^ : • *Y IHaWBit****^^" UMM SATURDAY. MAY 30. 1959 BATl-RDAY. MAY 80, Wt TliBOaiO^TIW^ PA* *••• -4 IHK OHIO SENTINEL MISC. FOR SALE Hathaway & Ferguson APTS., ROOMS FOR RENT ROOFING WANT ADS tt FURNACE WORK Watson Concert fchenrode Exchange S73 Mt. Vernon Ava. ARE f ASV TO PUCE BRAND NEW m 8. HIGH - EAST TERMS CL. 3-34M * Thrilling Event JUSTDIAl .0 Overstuffed Chairs..ea. 20 APARTMENTS 10 Overstuffed Sofas... ea. W By VIVIAN-WALKER CL. 3-7416 The brilliant voice of Laurence Watson, dramatic tenor, Was 18TH & MOUND heard by an almost capacity audience in K-.st High auditorium lust Saturday evening under auspices of Columbus Branch No.'l, M 1 and 2-bedroom apartmenta Fire Fighting Equipment 1 OHIO SENTINEL Nat'l Ass'n of Negro Musicians, Inc. ,. with large living room and Sold & Serviced By *| excellent kitchen. Ceramic tile bath, MARCELLUS DUBENlON I He was in excellent voice : 1795 Oak St. Colambas, O. • Gertrude Kuehefuhs. teacher form, displaying richness in _îw?~*i^ *""-•• *» wall-to-wall carpet, garbage Refils -a* Service of all WANT ADS quality, power and fine diction at Ohio Stale university, was a a**_»V"*j *nfLADIiD«-D* ___ _,_= disposal, forced air gas heat, kinds at reliable prices. For in his group of Handel numbers. most impressive and accotn*- . .„.»**„ Hat*. Dlsplayt Tuesday off-street parking. delivery call CL. 8-7963. Ask In the German leiders by Schu pllshed accompanist. for Mark. bert the singer brought into the ^Sîw^KsT ILEGAL NOTICES CHILDREN ACCEPTED elements of interpretation, tonal His fru'iids . welcomed Mr. . SAMUEL GOLDWYN, ONE OF THE GIANT? OF HOLLYWOOD WHO HAS CREATED a new STEWARD — W« extend our Essie Mae Reid, whose irfst FENCED-IN PUY AREAT V REPAIR SERVICE era in motion pictures with his scrern version of "Porgy and Bess," Is shown with Iris King, beauly and expression with ex Watson's return to Columbus, sincere thanks to our friends, known address is 214 N. Graham DISCOUNT TV. More service, mayor of Kingston, Jamaica. Oa her recent visit to America, Kingston's first lad* had a visit ceptionally well controlled soft where he formerly lived and re neighbors and relatives for their Ave., Winston-Salem, N. C, will REASONABLE RENT tones. les- cost. CL. 2-8483. with Goldwyn, who told her **Porgjr and Bess" Is a picture of proud people and his pride In pre- ceived his early voice training. sympathy, kindnesses and beau take notice that on May, 8, 1950, The artist exeellrd in arias, Samuel J. Reid filed his' petition PIANO TUNTNGTspecial this srntin*- It I- immeasurable. tiful floral offerings at the death RENT * SELL "Inspirez Moi" and "Queen of in the Common Pleas Court of week, $3, Piano and vocal les ef our brother, RICHARD Franklin County, O., Division of 1 CL. 8-4353 sons by concert pianist. AX. Sheba" and "Otello." There STEWARD. Our special thanks Domestic Relations, ln Cause] 1-1181. ALL LEGAL BEVERAGES Beauty, Talent Check amazing range, dramatic ability Earns Star Billing OPEN EVENINGS FINE FOODS to the donors for their cars, to No. 96120, praying for a divorce' Samuel Goldwyn, who produc and breath control were dis Claudia. McNeil is so magnifi the various organizations of St. from her on the grounds of gross Mon.*Fri. 6:30-8i30 P. M. INFORMATION BUY - SWAP ed the screen version of "Porgy played. cent it\ tho mother role in "A Paul AME church, and especial neglect of duty and wilful ab Sat. & Sun. 2*5 P. M. sence for more than one year CALL THE AVON office or your and Bess." has cabled his Euro Mr. Watson gave a first inter ly the choir and the soloists. authorized representative. CA. Raisin in the Sun" co-producers last past. Sain-l-ds caus.....—e wil...inl Uabe fofnrr pean office to check the beauty pretation of "Lincoln Monu Also the Lodge Brothers for their 1-3379. Rose and Cogan will elevate her «•- hearing on or after June 27, REAL ESTATE FOR SALE %>* und ta'ent of 20 year old fashion ment" by Langston Hughes, lovely service, Drs. Shaw, Jen associate H»9.-Wm. A. Toler. Att'y. 5-16, CAPITAL model, Cecillia Cooper, who won Margaret Bonds and Sam Raph- to star billing in tbe very near HIRE • UND kins, Holloway and associat< '23, 30, 6-6, 13, 20, 1959. the "Miss Festival" tide in ling. future. ministers for their consoling DETECTIVE AGENCY .# Cannes, France, Divorce Details - Shadowing words and Williams and McNabb Juanita Houston, a minor 19 SamueReal l DEstat. Hookee r Patrol Cart <•>* Funeral Home for their very ef years of age, by Marcclla J. 168 ML Vernoa Ava. Night: CL. 8-1013 THE COZY RAINBOW OUB Thomas, herjnother and next OPEN DAILY ficient services. ' 2855 E. 11th FOR YOU! KNOWLEDGE PASSPORT 1045 LEONA AVE. (Just East of St. Clair Ave.) AX. s 0135 friend, whose last known ad CL. t-4311 Col's CL. --SKM 7 A. M. 2:30 A M. Mrs. Lula Sheffey WINE * BEER SPECIALIZING IN BAK-K-QUE RIBS, dress is 2940 Elmhurst, Detroit PAINTING. $10-15 room, wall SUNDAY 11 A. M. _:-0 A. M. Your library card entitles you Mrs. Rachel Jones 6, Michigan, will take notice STEAKS. FISH. FRIED CHICKEN LOTS FOR. SALE cleaning, $3*$5 room. BE. BI:I;R * WINK to borrow books from the public And Brothers that on May 19, 1959, Kenneth 0-5333, 8-6 days. Ask for Jack. TO CARRYOUT 181 W'dson Ave. — CL. 1-2207 Open 11 A. M.-l A. M. Roy Cornute, Prop. Houston filed his petition in the .08 a square ft. Sizes: 53x117 and library. SHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL Common Pleas Court of Frank 93x117. $10 down, $20 month. HELP WANTED CALL ESTATE lin County, Ohio, Division of Do mestic Relations in Cause No. CAPABLE WOMAN who can MICKKY'S (.»,!.. Common Fleas Court, Frank Misc. For Sale devote sufficient time to call VIM ,AGE TAVERN 19624696246, praying »**for« a- «"*-—divorce- 961 Michigan Ave., lin County, Ohio. on 8 women a day. Have a 121!) Ml V'EttNON WI. -^T-ai's^Dorothy D. Doll, I .rom her on the groimds of gross LONG & GRANT good earning opportunity with CL. 3-7416 (.'oliinious O Cor. First Ave, Dining Out In... is, -_>, Avon. CA. 1-3379. Beer. Wine, Whiskey be for hearing on or after July Serving the t-Vopie u. and et, al., Defendants. Used Clothing Store Around Pomdexter Village Home Cooked Foods 4 1959—Frank W. Humphrey. WOMAN WITH CAR to service WE SPECIALIZE IN In pursuance of an order of We bay and sen ladies and •EER, WtNE GOOD FiMH* niRINKK'S sale from said Court to me di lAtt'y. 5-23, 30, 6-6, 13, 20, 27, jural Avon territories. Profit • >pen 1 A tt. Close I P. M BURKE'S PLACE PYTHIAN -URItL RFD HOT CHILI 1959. men's used clothing. able work in your spare time. RESTAURANT Is - rected, I will offer for sale at Cor. iSng & Grant CIIEHTER E WHITE. Opr 105** NORTH 4th ST "Biggest Little Grill public auction, at the door of the CA. 1-3379. Cola rn bos O. In Columbus" -J2".. E. Long St. Court House in the City of Co- j^ M9XXai*r, whose last WHISKEY PRICES ARE LOW HERE 8% Beer - v_ine - Whiskey lumbus, Jranklin County, Ohio, taown addres. ,g eos N 16m St., on Saturday, the Fort Piercei Fia-i will take no_ Ming's Chop Suey Singles. - Doubles SR0 Mt Vernon Ave. HOME COOKED FOODS BEER WINE FOOD 275 <1A>- 4-0W.8 991 Southern Tea 13TH DAT OF JUNE, A.D.r"--*» lice .that on May 19, 19,59, Mattie Dnrfaiiraril Alexander filed her petition in the Common Pleas Court of Open For Bnsrness at 10:00 o'clock A.M., the follow Franklin County Ohio Divîon - Special Price On NOW OPEN Room Moot Yoss, fri-M-a Hara ing described real estate, sit Beverage_ and Food For McCOY'S ONE-STOP of Domestic Relations inCause Y- Carryout and Party QUALITY FOOD BAR *-*fe_-_*.ei> Dinners Every uated in the County'of Franklin NO 96245, praying for a divorce ROYAL GRill KITCHEN RESTAURANT ..Reservations ,.„ Specializing in Home Sunday Home Fried Pic- and State of Ohio, and hi the City o^ the.grounds of wiUulabsenc. .WE'VE A jFINE REPgTATION." Cooked Food g58JWt. Vemon Ave. Fint^-sfontoneae; nnd *•** . 618 E. LONG ST. of Columbua: for more than one year last AmeTityen, Dishes *- *FOR- FINE FOOD _> SERVICE Bcer*& Wine To CTrFyout" Hortre Cookrfd^FoSa V . Moon* Disked PiSIr Beginning at.a point on the past^Said..cau« f^Jf Free Parking Available <_ Gpea DaUy 11:-. to.I A. M. 24 Hour Service- \) southside of Edward Street, 72 m- *- - *. James V Anthony, Prop. Plate Lunches, ' hearing on or after July 4. 1059. _ (*!,. 8-32*1 -•POP.S" ALLISON, Prop. Mr. _t Mrs O'Neal McCoy,' feet from the** southwest corner -William H. Brooks Att y. 5-23. Local fiim wants to Interview qualified 7 Jl N. Nelson Rd. 6G3 MT. VERNON AVE. * Props. - Sandwiches, 1 ot Edward and Howard Streets; 30. 6-8, 13, 20, 27, 1959. ... workers v/ho have good work records _ • • at E. Long SL 752 E. Long St. CL. 2-0177* at LEXINGTON (12 Yrs. at Present Location) and running on the line of Ed ward Street westerly thirty-five HELEN'S RESTAURANT (33) feet, and from thence in a Time Study Man *• southerly direction and at right > Electricians 169 Cleveland Ave. CA. 4-0447 DOWNBEAT CLUB FURNISHED and unfurnished angles with Edward Street to a Ft-KNiBn^ Cooking and Complete Dinners or Short Orders Legal Beverages and Barbecue point seventy (70) feet, snd from rooms for T,e:*^ „. ntiiltlr_. Industrial Engineers op. ,i 5i.nl* 6 A.M. to 11 Midnight Sunday 8 A.M. to 12 Midnight riv e -e i Aulo-Mechanics Open Daily 12 Noon till 1 A. M. For Members thence in an easterly direction washing P " * 'pBrfc Delectable Breakfasts Served Homestyle 52V. N. Garfield Ave. * Columbus, Ohio ,-0 a point seventy-two (72) feet paid. 75 Hamilton Park. Foreman - experienced with CARRY OUT SERVICE "JT" Tucker, Mgr. jfrom Howard Street and parallel r Millwrights Helen Jones, Prop. with Edward Street, and from FURNISHED and unfurnished thence- in a straight line to the rooms. Privileges. Private en I Pattern Makers foundry AIR place of beginning, and known trance. Single person. CL. as No. 627 Edward Street. Said 21 SHRIMP CONDITIONED SKYLINE CINERAMA BAR 8-4501. Stenographers IN A BASKET Howard Street is.now known as I Plumbers Liquor - Beer - Wine - Food NORTH. 3-room apartment. Fur UQUOR " Jefferson Avenue. Improved with one-story, four- nished or unfurnished. Hot Beer • Wine ' Serving Full Course Dinners Daily - Business Administration Graduates room shingle dwelling, known as I water heat. CL. 3-4444. Fl-.h • Frenrb Fries Cor. Long & Hamilton CL. 2*0228 627 Edward Street. Cube Steaks * •Wi Appraised at $2,100.00. EASTSIDE. Unfurnished apart-! CO NTACTt GRUl Food Beer To Carryoat AIR-CONDITIONED Terms of Sale: To be sold for ments. 2 rooms, share bath,! Clump Ion fc Mt Vernon CL. 2 0500 not Itaa than two-thirds of the utilities paid. CL*. 2-2556. AIR-CONDITIONED * appraised value. $100.00 at the SENTINEL subscription time of sale, balance on confir Columbus Urban League Lunches - Short Orders BARLAFAHU'S HUDSON CARRY OUT mation. rates are one year, $6.50* UQUOR - BEER STACY R. HALL, Sheriff six months, $3.50. Mail 107 North Monroe Avenue PIZZA & SPAGHETTI EARL A BROWNLEE, Deputy subscriptions SENT ANY CHAMPAGNE 198 Miller Ave. CL. 8-00S6 * NOW FEATURING FRANK C. SHEARER, Att'y WHERE. Columbus 3. Ohio CARRY OUT Open 7 A.M. Till '2:30 A.M. H8, 23, 30, 641, 13, 1959 • (LM5M Open tl A. Ml, Midnight. Closed Monday DON'T GIVE VV CL 8-447! FREE PARKING "ERMANDO'S PIZZA" 0 BEER & WINE CARRY OUT CARRY OUT OR DELIVERY U you "•Jg^« Sîr»» daily. Sand • Beer • Wine _) Champagne • Party Snacks -LOVE, MONEY. 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SATUKDAV. MAYJJO^SO WE'LL DO YOUR )PIY CIMHEHS. UDgtgg THtf. (Hill) M*..** I ' **• •'.-- [WlWf — aa-_saMs-lr___s_s-r*s»s__l •i_i.^'jiiisi»i-nmagBP*amimiii'**-i. Excellent Service At THOMPSON BARBER SHOP 964 MT. VERNON AVE., Near 18tb St. TAN TOWN TOt-iCS BOOKKEEPING for \ Mooney Chinese Hand Laundry & SIMNEL RECOMMENDED BEAUTY SALONS SEVEN CHAIR SHOP Complete Barber Service Dry (leaning Men. Women and Children's Hati Cutting and Styling Ladles Malt Bobbing, Scalp Treatment, Deluxe Facials To list in this directory call CLearbrook 3-7416. Deadline for new listings, copy One-Stop Laundry & Dry Cleaning JUST $2 WEEKLY! A Specialty changes, is Saturday, 12 noon. Store No. 1 Store Ne. fc darters: Isalab Hamlter. Oamon Lynch, Benny Fisher. You need not pay more to 9«S Mt. Vernoa Ave. • 916 E. Long St. Wade Saber, Leonard Thomas, O. Moore; John Thompson, Prop, have the records ol ydur busi- 8 A. M. - 1 P. M. Mon. thru Sat. T.LLEEN'S rSJ kept up-to-date now that CL. 24296 JOHNSON'S IMA'S BEAUTY SHOP ^ci BUPP^ you the widely- Beaute Shoppe Complete Beaaty Service— Hair Stylta. and Scalp Treatment used AUDiTAX Public Book- SUG'S BARBER SHOP Prop, tma Johnson. Oprs. Virginia Cole, Oil ML Vernon Avs. CL. 14484 124 E. Stb Ate. £^ Service. You run your 5ISSHS AVEPK. -ia. DKVE-H______i (lEAKERS BARBER SHOP 590 St. Clair Ave. CL. 3-Sott Open Dally 9 /VV-l. Lo 2 P M. Open Monday thro Saturday Serfs, while we take care ol (Formerly Chargln Dry Cleaners) Men. Women aad Children's Melvon Glvens, Rhea Bream Se bonks, tax matters, etc., ond I Complete Dry Cleaning Service. Alterations & Repair 616 E. LONG ST. Hair Catting FASHION ETTA BEAUTY BAR Wright, Jessie Vinson, Drapes & Household Articles Our Specialty Hours. 1,90 A. M. 1:M P. M. %^ou monthly reports of your Complete Barber Servlee OTI E. LONG ST. CA. 8-46-ft Operator* . business progress. 1 • Day Servlee P.lek-Up k Delivery Sat. 1:30 A M. To 8 P. M. CLOSED WEDNESDAy Complete Beaaty Service 222 E. Fifth Ave. at Fourth St. AX. 1-9201 Barbers: 8ag Holmaa, THE BRONZE Wc cater to small and me* Charles Collins, Prop. Oprs: Oertrude McEIrey. ftathcrtne Oonaeil, .lium-sixed business firms such William E. Stewart. Eileen Stamps. Herbert Sellers. Winifred Wallace, BEAUTY SALrON BROGSDALE'S rSeouty Salons Restaurant* George Jones Gladys Lucille Reeves. COLUMBUS LAUNDRY BARBER SHOP I Specializing In all types of Drtue Stores. Bar b e r s ho p s, TIP-TOP CLEANEIIS & DRY CLEANING cosmetology Sing- and Pressing Shops | 621 E. LONG ST. ' 006 Mt Vernon Ave*;, Col's, O. ONE DA? SERVICE Complete Barber Servtes CLA S SIC JEAOTY HEIGHT For Appointment Call Laundromat-, etc., that can't af* CL. 14611 Family and Bachelor Bundles WHALEY Facials and Scalp Treaiments 807 Mt. Vernon av. S full-Umc bookkeepers. Our BEAUTY SAIAJN Faye Crews Webb. Prop. Drapes, Blankets, Repairs & B72 MI. VERNON AVE. A Spsvtoky CL. 3-1111 • CL. 3-STJ3 Winifred Mitchell. Mgr. Complete service &%*+, BARBER SHOP •25 Mt. Vernon CL 3-3070 an 10 T Alterations pic*- *Jp and Delivery David A. Williams, Barber 999 E. Long St. dential) ot lc«» * * ** 61« E. LONG ST. Complete Beaaty Service Complete Beauty Service FLORINE RAMBET, Mgr. Colambas. Ohio Bennie brogsda'e, Prop. Ne Appotntmeot Necessary month. ' C. I_ RAMSET. Prop. Charlie Mae Logan. Prop. STYLETTE BEAUTY SALON Complete Barber Service PIERCE'S Operators: Lovella Oavtes j Operators: Mable Brown, No cumbersome recordI book* 1281 Mt. Vernon Ave. THE COLUMBUS HOME LAUNDRY Leona Wade, Helen "Patrick. Sara Boyd, Almeda Scott, to U P P Barbers: BARBER SHOP (Cor. Champion) CL. 8-13SS finon e iI°our oilic-a^ AND DRY CLEANERS Esther Logan, Travis Jackson Lucy Ward, Ernestine Selby Irene Turner ft Rutn Jones Complete beauty service rrciuct^i-Syoul-bymail. Cleaners and Launderers ot Quality and Distinction Complete Barber Sendee Clara Rogers, Manager A One Stop Cleaning Service DELUXE FACIALS Reducing Massages on Our Specializing in Hair Cutting S^-gh our service, you can S24 E. LONG ST. and Styling *THI8 16 A REAL NICE DAY, FOR A All Work Done At Our Plant WILLIS WHALE?, Prop. LK)RA'S CLASSIC Flgurama Table LT from month to month 628 E. LONG ST. Columbus. O. CL. 3-M18 Evenings by appointment SS? how your business s Beauty Saion Ida Mac Griffin and Dorothy TOWN THI8 ~8IZE /' DUNAVIUE AUTO WASH 131 N. lite at CL. 3-5132 JUST A MfiRK Bryant. Owners and Oprs. saaaa-aa-B-as* mmmmmmm Sronra^rdGa;dSu% togp:n Steam-Cleaned, Wax, Rub-Out Complete Beauty Service Beauty Salon rtA?6/JT*i~ /c&ShTtJXd* S fnTcilain our service to you. It oar service pl-ases you tell others, U net tell as Dora Phillips Kussell Prop. 315 N. 20tb St. - CL. 2-3370 Ftcda's Beauty Shop THE OHIO SENTINEL IS NOT RESPONSIBLE for B&B 2-HOUR CLEANERS James R. Washington, Mgr. Wlllle Mae Stanley. Warnle Complete Beauty Service S li A W Complete Beaut; Service the return of unsolicited photos or manuscripts. Hats Cleaned & Blocked 1170 ML Vernon Ave. . CL. 8*9870 Uensley, Rebecca Hamlter, Sally Nolan. Anna Flenard. (AUDITA* SERVICE) Luclfle imi. Operators Alfred-. Barkcsdale, Prop. Special Prices - Pickup & Delivery Oracle McCoy, Zorado White. . Nc Appointment Necessary. sj-G 8. dusk-up.*.** Ave. 812 E. Long SL CL. 2*9832 Operators GROCERS, BEER and W1|E (AMY-OUTS HtWSE of GLAMOUR Elgetna Curringion, Owner 30r-'. Miami Ave. CL. 3-1630 Colunibns 5, Ohio GEORGE'VasVit*---. >-S, ornei bus Balden, Barbara Nesbitt. Phone: CL. 8-5«8 Complete Service On All Makes of Cars ,98 Mt. Vernon Ave. CL. R-5311 UNDER NEW MODERN MARKET MILLER'S FURNITURE STORE Operated Ondcr The Same Operators George Branson, Prop. 20 Yeare Experience Complete Beauty Service • i MANAGEMENT Complete Line of Used Furniture and Rugs Proprietorship For The 183 N. 20th SL CL. 24594 Hair Slj sic-;—Hair Colling LITTLE Ranges, Refrigerators, Washers, Sewing Machines 567 N. 20th St. CL. 3*1195 Prop Mattie Warren Turner Past 15 Years BEER & WINE CA. 4-6680 Columbus, O. 189 E. MAIN 8T. Daily,5 P. M. to 11 P. M. Saturday 8 A. M. to 10 P.M. Rose Lockett's HOUSE of BEAUTY ERNIE'S MARKET EAST TERMS WE BUY AND SELL FREE DELIVERY Operators: Clara Caldwell. Hair Styling a Specialty TO CARRY OUT Sunday 8 A. M. to 3 1*. M. Eleanor Willis, Mary Frances IDEAL BEAUTY SHOP 948 ML Vernon Ave. CL. 3-S213 322 Taylor Ave. CL. 2-8192 Russell. Annie Kate Jackson. New Stock. Complete Line 6.5 Mt. Vernoa Ave. Llty Nash, Vendetta Wright, CL. 2-2200 ot Groceries, Quality Meats 1 and fepaiit" Margaret Long, Louise Smith, GOODWIN'S . . a— ELAUM BEAUTY SHOP Ferris Beaslcy St Pauline and Vegetables Quick & Expert Featherstone, Operators Oprs. Hrs: 7:30 A. M.-9 P. M. Fresh Fruits, vegetables 172 Lexington Ave. . Monday through Saturday OPERATORS WANTED Anna Boxeman, Prop. Groceries _. Meats. SMALL CL. 8-1028 CA. l-llStS Ernest Holland. Prop. APPLIANCE II'J FUN 10 RENT 4 Complete Beauty Service FOR ADVERTISING RATES IN THIS 678 E. Long St. CL. 2-063^ 1 Hattie Elaum, Prop. REPAIR NEWSPAPER CALL CL. 3-7416 t A. M to 11:20 P. M. No Job Too Big Or Small Cornelia Giles, Operator JIMMY'S MARKET 8ERVICE f Days A Week Remodeling and repairing Is Bring Tbcm la . . . our specialty. Whatever your MISC. SERVICES MISC. SERVICES 672 Ml. VERNON AVE. All Work Guaranteed MIS(. SffiVICH Job . . . build, repair or re W F. HUTCHINSON CO. SMIT a,* s model , . . office, home or 1028 Mt. Vemon Ave. Beautiful Clean BROOKS' AUTO - CL. 2*6274 garage, e-ll ns for*the best FREE INFORMATION Colambas, Ohio CONFECTIONERY price for quality work and ELECTRIC SERVICE Specializing In Choice material. Repairing Generators, Meats aad Groceries 1470 Granville 8L CL. 8-130B (L-2-1181 • Hrs.: Mon. thro Thurs. — Gtrcerles. Meats, Confections NO DOWN PAYMENT Regulators, Starters . 3. YEARS TO PAY Cabinet Shop BAll BONDS CA. 4-i6Si 24 Hour Servtse 8 a. m. • T p. ra. Dally 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. . .- An Work Guaranteed Custom Cabinet Fri. * SaL: 8 a. ta. • 9 p. m. ELIZABETH RANSOM and William J. Gaifett -jLkenseA Professional Bonflsroan Rear_4t*. S*J"?ashlniton Avo. •**_3un.„ 8 a. an.** 1--J0 p. tn. References Available Work, All Types •I "*• ALMA DEW-i^Pro-a*/ : More Than 22 Years Service Woodworking STOF AT Prop. JAM-».H.(r LO<.>b Background In Columbus . .. " .a. 915 E. Main St. SERVICE SHOE SHINE & REPAIR JEFPS POOL ROOM FEATHERSTONE'S MKT Willi AM I. BELL CL..8-5S12 1218 MT. VERNON AVE. 459 N. 18TII ST. CL. 8402ft Repaired Shoes Can Be Picked Up On Sunday Contractor Cigars. Candies and Ice Cold ALBERT'S VEGETABLES, MEATS BR. 4-7621 William R. Starr, Prop. Rtft Drink* GROCERIES KRESGE 894 Mt. Vernon Ave. Open 8 A. M. to 11 P.M. MARKET Beer tt Wine To Carry Out PLUMBING CO. ill Brkk Buildings -- Playgrounds -- Swimming Pool SAM'S Weekdays 8 A. M. * 10 P. M. .ffj E. Main SL "DAVE" Handler ••CHARLIE" Margulis Sundays 9 A. M. - 2 P. M. Repairing and Remodeling SHINE PARLOR 304 S. Highland Ave. Party Supplies —• Domestic Res.: BE. 11062 S38 N. 2Mb SL, Colomboa. O. it Imported Champagnes MASON'S BR. 4-2302 Office: CA. 4-1338 Buckeye BAIL BOND ^ncy Prop.. SAMUEL PENSON . WE DELIVER OPTOMETRISTS and aMMmMmmtaWmmeS i.'.-J-U Plenty ol Parking - Very Clean (336) (!«€> VEGETABLES - MEATS JEWELERS EDWARD P. ZIPF AX. 4*2323 AX. 9*0262 CL. 3*2621 GROCERIES SENTINEL subscription ADDIE & JOSEPH On Night Calls Dial BE. 1-3609 Weekdays 8 AM. to 10 P.M. rates are one year, $6.50; EYES EXAMINED Bicycle Tires and Supplies 3 Bedroom Apts. BURKS Sundays 9 A.M. to 2 P.M. six months, $3.50. Mail GLASSES. FITTED Sharpening of Lawnmowets, 1 & 2 Bedroom Deluxe Apl. Party Supplies - We Deliver WATCH* REPAIRING Scissors and Knives SfflNE PARLOR Featherstone tt Carmichael, subscription* SENT ANY HOTELS, ROOMING HOUSES AO Kleds ot Keys Made for Families with Children in DKLD-U. Prop'* WHERE, v Reasonable Prices In Clifton Park DYEtNO & sniNINO Satisfaction Guaranteed Bicycles tor Bent Well furnished, clean with New ford Hotel No. 2 »» MT. VERNON AVE. __ CL. 8-35-0 • 90 8. OHIO AVE EASTGATE APTS. very modern hotel facilities. «52*-_ E. Lens SL CA. 4-0421 MAYHUGH and SON TJ8 E. LONG ST. CA 4-28U Known from coast to coast for Transient and Permanent 1750 Clifton Ave. Cor. Maryland & Nelson Rd. 818 MT. VERNON AVE. CL. 2-2021 homelike atmosphere. Guests Welcome CHAHDLfR Ford Hotel No. 1 Still HOURS DAILY 7 A. M. TO 8 P. M. COOPEK'S TOURIST Operated at 179 N. 6th SL Beer and Wine To Carry oat $70.00 - $84.00 259 N. 17th SL CL. 3-511, Shoe Repair Shop Tb* Store With The Friendly Atmosphere $79.00 Mrs. B. II. Ford, Proprietress JAMES COOPER, Mgr. Quality Meat* aad Groceries — Miles M. Mayhogh, Prop. CA. I-JW-3 789 Mt. Vernon Ave. Free Clty-WIde Delivery CL. 8*5195 Phone CL 8-6432 Complete Shoe Service Phone CL 8-4053 THE HAWKINS Dyed & Repaired With Top ••'•H -(((mb***''* ' V* 65 N. MONROE AVE. CL. 3*4815 Grade Materials ST. CLAIR CARRY OUT Colamb-u, OU« Special Service On We Welconse Old and New Patrons 505 St, Clair Ave. Columbus, O. CL. 2*0232 Transient Goest Welcomed Cinderella Heels & Purse* Groceries, Meats, Confectionery, Ice Cream For Delivery Service We Continue to Render the Same Eacluaive, Wine and Beer to Carry Out Call Between 3-2 p. M. Joe Moore, Prop. 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••• ('*>/_¥ mtmsm •s-s-s-T^^^^^^ PAGE 29 SATURDAY, MAY SO, 195ft) THE oniO SEN-nNEa- THE OHIO SENTINEL* cATimDAY, MAY 30,-959 PAGE 28 Cleary-Deal Tires Announce Late Shrine Golf Tourney June 6 Hours For Pre-Holiday Sale Event Bring your car to PEYTON'S SOHIO for Shriners of Alia Baba'Temple 53, 888 E, Long St., are staging . Mr. Autoist, there's still time te get a new set of tires and their first annual golf tournament at Raymond Memorial Satur take off on that long holiday weekend drive fully assured you're day, June 6, The tourney is open to the male public and entry on safe rubber. Cleary and Deal Tires, Inc., 222 Cleveland av., forms are available at Raymond course, Wilson and Trabue rds.; have just received trailer loads of new tires especially for this Alia Baba offices and Belmont Club, 691 E. Long st. great pre-holiday sale event and we'll be open through Friday Noble Charles W. Prltchett is ther information may be obtain from 7:30 a. rn. to 8 p. m. to service you. (Closed all day Memor chairman ot the event and fur- ed by phoning him at CL 2-0237. ial day.) Entry fee is $6.50. And here's a special personal Just qsll m« or any other This is a medal play contest note from my bosses, Pat Cleary member of our sales force and [based on five flights. Champion and Art Dealt we'll be happy to pick up your LOOKING ship and first flights are for 27 Tb* tires that come as origi car, truck or station wagon. holes, first nine for qualifying, nal equipment oo new ears There la no charge for pickup CURTIS and the other flights art for 18 sell for $30 to $35 each, de and delivery, Just another cour 1-6611."—JACK CURTIS, Your FOR A holes based on usual handicap, pending on slse. You CANNOT tesy of Cleary and Deal Tires, Friendly U. S. Royal Tiro Spec* which should be placed on entry replace these tires with new Inc., 222 Cleveland av., Ca. lallst. forms. tires of the same quality for BARGAIN!! Deadline for entering is Sun any ridiculously low price such as S12.95 or $15.95, etc. Set Busy Graduation Weekend At Central day, May 31. But yon CAN take advantage WILBERFORCE. —The Cen presiden'* t' ot* Capita*•--'*-•l university-- , SEE JAN ROSS The tournament Is part of a of Cleary and Deal Tires, tral State college "4Dera" are to will preach the baccalaureate three day convention being stag lac's., original equipment, hold their first reunion June 3-7 sermon. MOTORS, INC. ed by Shriners throughout Ohio. change-over tires at 40 percent on the college tampus. Judge William H. Hastie of U. savings — WHILE THEY JReunion of the "49ers" is only S. court of appeals, third cir LAST. Here are stronger, saf part of many activities planned cuit, will deliver the commence 424 E. BROAD er tires than any low price for commencement weekend ment address at 5 p. m. in the new tires that were made which begins Friday, June 5, L college stadium. '59 CADILLACS cheap to sell cheap. p. m., with a valedictory lunch Central State expects to enter All Series Cleary and Deal is the com eon. tain some 6000 visiting alumni, SAVE - SAVE plete tire service center. We Activities for Uie •,_9crs" be parents and friends during the have them in all sizes and types At PEYTON'S SOHIO You Gef Three Things Every tar Needs For SPRING! '59 OLDSMOBILES gin Saturday, June 6, Alumni weekend. ... no down payment . . . first --ssss rrrsill Choice of Five, All Hdtps. day, Nat'l Alumni A«.s'n holds payment July 10 . . ; terms to RADIATOR DRAIN SERVICE , Full Power Full Insurance Coverage its annual meeting at 10 a. m. Million Dollar Gate! suit you . . , every tire uncondi POINT-BY-POINT LUBRICATION SAVE - SAVE Climaxing weekend festivities From all indications, the PREMEX OIL CHANGE Sohio radiator service will protect, against BYRD-SON tionally guaranteed . . . and if At Sohio, you get 'exactly the right grade for the *'49crs'* is the bacca Floyd Pattcrson-Ingemar Jo* New Sohio Premex gives your engine the corrosion and prevent coatly radiator re 'SS CADILLACS you have a time problem and of summer lubricants your car requires. AUTO IAUNDRY laureate sermon and commence hannson heavyweight encounter best hot-weather protection ever available. pairs. A'clean radiator does a better cool Choice of 20 desire home or'office sales con ment address heard Sunday, And Sohio servicemen are thoroughly- fa ing job, too. so there is less chance* of your Pick-Op And Delivery , will attract a million dollars Premex eliminates the valve train wear miliar with nil the lubrication points on Prices Start At $3999 tact I'll be happy to confer with June 7. Dr Harold Yochum, I worth of people. engine overheating. Let us drain your old 224 Clevelaad Ave. CA. 0-1002 you at your convlence. problem, doubles oil filler efficiency and every make ami model of car. Sohio point- '58 OLDSMOBILES reduces engine friction. It keep.i your en by-point lubrication does not miss a upotl anti*freeze and add Warner Radiator Pro Choice of 10 gine BO*""* cleaner than ever before possible. tector now. Prices Start At $2799 RON BEST MOTORS INC. ALSO A LARGE WE HAVE CASH BUYERS SELECTION OF "SERVICE" Is The Password at CLEAN 1-OWNER 1958 LINCOLN CAPRI USED CARS FOR 2 AND 3 BEDROOM HOUSES 4 Door Hardtop. Solid Green. P/Brakes, P/Ste»rlng. For These and Many SPECIAL AT More Great Buys — (all Us Io Usl Your Properly See R. Stepter $Q«aco3495' o - TIRE SALE at PEYTON'S SEE TED COLEMAN nt JAN ROSS 4-AC N. MONROE AVE. 6-room frame house, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, -coal furnace, full basement, 2-car garage. Will 221. 424 E. Broad CA. 8-5371 RON BEST MOTORS INC. CA. 4-5770. THE NEW ATLAS | 3030 E. BROAD BE. 7-4251 229 N. WASHINGTON AVE. 6-room stucco house with bath. NEW* LONGER GUARANTEE Full basement, ga3 furnace, 2 bedroom-. Full price 27500. . y w v*- - ^ - • ~ /Will-2»;CA.jl-5770.^ NowV the time -to* buy a^new.&ei. Tjjf 'Atlas'- 1328 CLIFTON A$E. 7-room* with l*^. baths, gaaTfumace. 4* BlASLfY GROVE FORD bedrooms, full basement, CL; 3-2376 or CA. 4-5770. Urea for your car. '""You'll get the'best tire » 3-BEDROOM BRICK, tile bath, full basement, gas furnace, 12 ***•»' •»* ** * *' years old. Excellent location. Ed Brooks CL. 8-7590 or CA. T,aiue in ttrwri -at piuea-iotver thiin. ever be 4-5770. GREATEST TIRE IN ATLAS HISTORY fore. And because of the trouble-free per- 281 E. 17TH AVE. 6-room frame, 3 bedrooms, gas furnace, full basement, 1-car, fine location. Woodrow Tarrant CL. formance Atlas tires deliver, the famous 3-2276 or CA 4-5770. Atlas guarantee has been extended to pro • LOTS FOR SALE »r*» WILLYS 4-Door. .excellent 95 (PLCS TAXES) tect you 50'* longer! Ask about the 'CO CHEV. V-8 4-Door Wagon. RAH. Pewer- tires '195 30 ACRES TRACT OF LAND located in Urbancrest, Ohio. AND YOUR OLD TIKE ***** glide. Owner's name on '? iQ--_ Ideal for residential development. tnOxW IN CONVENTIONAL [SOHTO) new Suhio Xtra Cr«d»t. P-an that request. No. 2*5 Al-'-*' 'CO EDSEL Ranger Hardtop 2-Door. RAH. BLACK~-_OTHER SIZES 2 LARGE LOTS in Lucy Deppe. Lot sire 45x150 ft. These lots SIMILAR BIG SAVINGS gives you up to a year to pay. ***»•* TelctoucreM i h drive, Previou- ©vrn- MQOC overlook Twin Lakes. Reasonably priced. Call Woodrow *15 •XT FORD Convertible. RAH. Stand- StiQC I L *' "r * .""'J* **~* •»•» *r-i »MM. No 250 lOT-f I er*-s*»«s namnsme. furnishefssrnUheidi oAaB requesre_u_es395 'CT FORD eastern "200" V-t 2-Dr. fO-K 1 '49 £. ^B U7 •*•-" Nonin m9etnB ***** ON >' R*H. Forrlomat-c. One owner .. * 1 * BROOKS REALTY CO. Leonard at SI. i^^moWlM Ml. Vernon al r* Before You Buy Or Sell Call Brooks Realty Long at Monroe William H. Brooks, Pres. Woodrow Tarrant, Mgr. FOR ROAD SERVICE CAU (I. 8-1440 770 W. BROAD OPEN EVENINGS ..8,3$28

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PAGEJJ THE OHIO SENTINEL IHE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, MAY-30. V&M , 8-ATliRll-l. iVtAY 30, 1A59_ PACK SO K Hooks And Slices Wedge Challenges CC-MI Hloks And Slices * By FINN'S BREEDLOVs- D«v» Perkins, Floyd Sewn id,'proceeds are used for charity. Pat Skurdy, Ruber and Bossicj Participants will be limited to green with a 2 wood . . . Mar mil. FIELDS found out Jess, wound up getting his free meal Wl'DOt: GOI.F CLUB has ser Siiilih. Mr. and Mrs. Walter| 60 players so bt sure to b« th-ra garet Calloway played her wood WiUi-nis is able* to brvak 99 dm m usual . . Apologies to Ro- ved notice no lunger to bu taken Tarpley. Sadie Whittaker, Ju-, on time. from 20 yards ot the green at C»!t-isi(sri,v • and ia afraid !•• !_iul Jnnn'» and Caney'Johnson lightly. Johnstown and wound nd 2 in. como on the course to kwp face]for lulling the ball over my day, bt * rt another golfer On May 1.7, Tiretown cl»|b of from the cup. Players are still 'Peggy Gumming*' staving Bernics* Hampton all • - ••im li and Albert Jen- tha beginners. Akron thought h had a walk ning- ol Tol are two ot the talkiag about that shot . . . Best hcr energy until scores mean over. After playing It's best golfing clan in the district is aoioethins ... Estelia'Parker most c playera - in the ANN MALLQalY ONE of tlu- game, Tir»>town finally won over supposed to be the Colemans of trying t«s convince hc-r-u*lf her area m jjj] _• winning their. longest hitting goUerette-j Wedge club by oris* point. ghare ot xm [ea is concerned Dayton—Myron, VlrgU and Nor game should be 20 ..rakes bet- Esther Locke sorely m i»i-d man ... Columbus golfers in tfr . Bill Manhtng having u Under leadership of Art Bland - • Daylo- iUcr_ planning to j while the golferettes arc -trying go all-out io jet their second vaded Cincinnati last week end hard time getting Competitors i to bring belt tha* awards . . and with Joe Brooks as tourna- ,, certifiers!* t-,i irds retiring the (scores not available at press! Bill Tim*.' promised steaks * j Larry Mason informed th*s wii-iment director. Wc-dgv has conie CC-MI \t ihy. Having won time) . . .Louisville plays CC-1 finally! tor he has a junior member bet*{off the floor and going all-out to % all CC-MI members and last y-jir, th, will brinf, a lar- MI here Sunday, May 31, at Mi ~~"i; ter than anyone he has seen in [bring honors to Columbus dur- ger groap to"| ilumbus for the nerva Lake. I ine midwest . . . Yvonne Hoi* ing the season.' Th tourmtr.-_t j 27-28 • • • °- land giving up to her duties as 53 A , Wmm ^^Ss^^^^M : Surprise f the entire group is mas Larry » that hia handl- DAM j midwest Junior president phtn- Hikers Club Season pto««hip. breeses home bt 10* T«d dash flnaUtgmfg*'Je-eland GleavUle to .p.et y^r improved game of players like cap bt lowtt |when he partici- AiUtOW j ning the best junior program ta Pairh-u Skurdy and Sadie Whit- pitted ir, th* d bogey at Mi- SsTan-Tanchored ** "J*?"? Sî£^S M ** ™* history.-EooseveH j ever . . . One of tha most pe Will Begin June 14 -*•*• fr_» *S iffer • • • When Carter Photo. Thanks—6 N. High iOfwie Blount of Cleveland. On; With such established players YMCA opens the season Sunday, CC-MI holds lie tournament, ju- Saturday h« -vill shoot as good! as Betty Brooks, Esther ôhn- June 14, at Grand Lake. Pro Us* OHIO SENTINEL r Ed Bailey nior •*•*'• r_l beginners will lb. l_'i... rsasa sa s as Wall** game as any but comes Sun- son. Robbie Cromwell, Julian- gram for the entire family in Rent Trad CAR MART INC. BETTY BROOKS play '• -. 'eoitifu l Olentangy To Buy - SeH - * * ette Black and Bessie Smith. course dudes fishing, boating, swim Continued On Page 31 they ar* well on the way to be mes Wilson, Bob Maynsrd and ming, tennia and badminton. coming some of the best golfe- Dr. Dave Hamlar. NOW — BILL CARRYOF Indianapolis Grand Lake, Ohio's largest in 'SS CHRYSIER WINDSOR rettea in th* nation.' nnd Sara Grajjijon of Cincinnati land lake, provides three swim 1 AFTER PLAY, A picnic was 4-Dr. Hdtp., Full Power, THRILLING arc the on!- a|ess relations di ming beaches and five picnic FREE DEUVERY AGAINST AKRON, Gene held on the Scioto river. TH Beautiful White Finish, W.S.W. Tires The Clowns" Are Coming To Tim if areas. BEEB WINE Smith was medalist with a bril players families' and guests at* rectors rcciirnfiheir news in on RUNNING LaSalle Wine Co. liant 71. Most players participa teneded, among them Gloria time. Aidr-'s/jpinnis Brcedlovc, The hikers leave Spring St. 244 S. High 8L JETS ting with Wedge club were R Jackson, Louis* Mann, Irvin Lo- RACES 689 Miliar i-M Columbus 5 . . YMCA at 7 a. m. cnW M995 Berry, Lt W. Black. Art Bland. Riley An.r-w«f|is giver, credit Margaret Arnold is trip chair 1 (A. 8-3075 Tues. Nite - June 9 STADIUM *s*very, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wii- RACES DAILY (except Sunday*!. 2700 N. HIGH AM. 7-S429 L. Burney, Ben Church, Jim';,, Gene Jackson and many for being the my player in the man, Carla Irvin hikemaster THROUGH MAY 30 INDIANAPOLIS CLOWNS Clark, Robert and Robbie Ciom-i others midwest .ho^chlps onto the land Jack Toler supervisor. RAIN of SHINE well, Felix Dure. George Gra Having no tournament of Us ves, Caney and Esther oJhnson, at Ohio's finest track."- tHE GEORGIA FLYERS own this year. Wedge club hai TOP FLIGHT BASEBALL decided to attend the following Sugar t^y, Still The Greatest PLUS ENTERTAINMENT GALORE tournaments on tha midwest schedule; CC*»*vlt at Columbu- Continued From Back Page CEN. ADM. $1.25 Ky-Ana at Lousiville, Detroit Children With Adults Admitted Free amateur at Detroit. They are Ray made histmlss.with old-lime grace, but Tiger ain't no square, trying to arrange a match with He mussfd •-pâaUgar's brand new face and won with room to CC-MI for th* fall roundup to GROVE CITY Square Off decide which bus the better gol spare. (• j.is * i-o w>.tlt<<*tt ol Col."sous, 0$ fers. I 8m, sure tourney direc IUXURI0US CLUB HOUSf m tors George Carlwright and Joe PAflO TERfMCC "Sports News Flash!'* Brooks will work things out. DINING fAClllMS In Net Play SNACK BAS. WKDGE CLOB HAS asked the Griftdttan. Ad.-iiission — $1 00 Last night Baa j and Ray sure battled for Ray's crown- TAL*LAHASSEE. Fla'—Claude POST Ti.ME crown away, Ray couldn't put him down, writer to ask all area golfers to Carmen U*-'- Wilson of stoliet, III., took two participate hi the tournament 2:30 prn Mon.-Fri.; tire a bit, the pace they set was fast, .JJ.: 15 pm Sat. Sugar sceir.4 straight aets from his teammate, being "held by the Shriners Sa "for Roy t*o quit, his youthf\»V years h-'ve passed Al Brooks of Atlanta, in the sin Parking: Grandstand—25a Perhaps it's turday, June Grit}. Play is at Clubhouse— 50o gles lure last week as Florida Ray-rnond course and begins at A-M took both doubles and sin 11 a m. Entry fee is $6.50 and! "Editor*. Note". gles chanipionships of the SIAC. Raymond members will be-as -The A-M ne'ters smashed Wil sessed $4.50. - •-**" , *&mf* mysoU, bus no- Tm sun»».«^y. lie Ysswisg' a*-*Sf Carl'CoojTof Tus"•^"jf-lorig ^wia*. »thi» t istm ijamcnV kegee institute 'Jrt the -doubles, fee, two ticketa to'.tK Shrine Ga- 6-2 and 66-3, in Tjtskege** Insti loy day dance are Included. All tute. Ala., and'sq-jarred against] each other in the finals of the' recomp'-'-*. singles. "Sports News BuHetinl" Wilson will represent- SIAC ir.| th« American Tennis Ass'n na-l j tional meet in Wilberforce, O., Once more B+ and Ray did battle ^ the^crown.

; in August. And Ray is 3 again today a ^»J^^^u wi„ anew. Both Wilson and Brooks will j play Uie doubles in the NAIA fi- j nals for No. 8 district at Eas- j tern Illinois college, Charleston, (001 SUMMER SUCKS Continental Slacks Are The Rage

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