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OHIO STATE HUSE-K LI-IUR* 15TH "_ mail ST. - -0_U.!_'j_, OHIO 4 JENTJNEL lICc THE 5E.NTINE15 AN EDITORIAL OK THE TELEGRAM VO- ». Na n SATURDAY, JANUARY IH, l_4 COLUMBUS, OHIO I al • tm\ ffftt fi||9 • JaJ\ I J*T(f J 'SMUT IS WHERE YOU FIND IT' Merry Makers Elect Officers, Lucien E. Wright b President Sec. 2 Page 12 1 KfCTHK OHIO* av.

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SATURDAY, JANUARY 23, 1 COLUMBUS. OHIO Reason Enough To Support March Of Di

Merry Makers club of Columbus reeeaUy held election of officers lo serve la 1954. Officer* are. from left, Wiley E. Botes, treasurer; Att'y Frank C. Shearer, ______•« secreury; Lawlea K. Wrtcht. president; Scott Gatllff, secreUry; Dr. W. H. Walker. parliameaUrUn; Owen Boyee, vice prealdaeL ___ Sign Painting At Neighborhood Hamilfons Win Door Prize

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'v. «*fr-' §mt ^BS ' 9 .Personal Appeal Carol Dsvla, daughter sf Mr. and Mra. Johnnie Davis ol .Savannah, Ga.. was crip­ '* jfiflflf gB^ft ^^1 pled by polio at 1 months of ! aW_fc_.k^ I r.-. u age. March of Dimes funds helped pay cost, of medical Art sf slga' paiattng Is being taught st Ne orbood HtHise by Frank Heath (right). A pro* care at Georgia infirmary fe_-.i.jii_i alga paUter, the iaatructor ia showi menstratiug lettering.tb clssa that Includes Roy (Savannah), and later at WH* Jayaer, Saaiford Johnson, Jamea Jehnseu, Rodney Morga: aul Love, Rlchsrd Young, Nadjla pompey A. Dsvls, left, salesman for Spicer Furniture Co* lUm A. Harris hospital (At- Rohsmsa, Barbara Taylor, Lsurence Prysock. Evan Murr nd Mrs. Belle Brown. presents attractive Ublc radio lo Mr. and Mrs. ("liarle, E. Ham­ laittai. New «*_, Carol aids ilton, 111- King av.. Columbus, during Mt. Vernon AT. Business­ Here's aa appealing reaeoa why yoe should give generous snd Mrs. William Dukes, 166 N. tSnd sL Her sister, Roalyn, S, March ol Dimes by joining men's Ass'n InsUtlation banquet at Broadview Parly Home support te the current March ot Dimes campaign.- She's Yvonne wsa alas hosplUlfated for polio. Yeer contributions enable picture appeal for eoalribe- Thursday. Radio was given as door prise, courtesy the well Dakes, youngest polio patient In Franklin county In 13S3. Yvonne FranklU County chapter ef Nat'l Foundation for Infantile Par- tleaa to 1954 campaign. Ml. Vernon Av. Businessmen Install Officers known Kaatsfdr furniture company.—Fierce Photo.* waa only 10 months old when stricken. She's daughter el Mr. atysls provide medics! csre lor all polio pstleaU. CS Presents 'Faust' MAN HELD

• Municipal Judge Henry L. Holden. extreme right, shown as be swore In new officers of Mt. Vernon Av. Business men's Ass'n during ceremony at Broadview Party Home Thursday. Officers fi-sui left, Robert K. Stephens, vice president; Charles Solomon, Att'y David D. White, Amos H. Lynch. Ear! W. While, Abe Krakoff, Att'y Frank C. Shearer, directors: Sam Meilman, presl- : William Luca: t t-tar.v : Paul Dorsey,.treasurer; Waldo Tyler, director. Not preseut when photo wsa taken were Rev. C. F. Jenkins, Wsltrr Lewis and Charles F. Splei ers of the boorda of dlreeUni—-Pierce PboU. IN HAMMER i

NA Independents Set Up Shop Famous opera '-'Faust" played to enthusiastic audience .Sun­ day night at Central State college. Presented by thc Music Dept. with cooperation of Fine Arts Dlvlsloa, production starred Story On Paget .right, foreground) soprano Selena Helm, sophomore sf Jack­ Victim of brutal hammer attack ia her borne Sat­ son, Miss., and tenor LonU Jackson, senior from Miami. Ie ATTACK urday was Miss Lot* Moore, 1716 Richmond av., Colum­ background are contralto Emma Alexander, Louisville sealer, bua. Story on Poge 3. and Wlllism Armour, sophomore, Detroit. . Photo At Right-*. Story On Page 3 THE OHIO SCNTIWP. SATURDAY. JANUARY 13. 19M THE OHIO SENTINEL Franklin County Polio Rate Rises; More Negroes Afflicted $750 In Prizes Await Waitress-Barmaids Tiit Winners Polio hit Franklin county ' Gilea Goode, t, and Reyssld Goode, I. children ef Mr. and harder In 1953 than in any oil By NINA M. ftt-DD year in the county's history Mrs. Giles Goods, Mg E. Cher- and Negro residents ty '*••* Vlaceal Patterson, f, Saturday, Jan. 23, marks official kkkoff date of The Sentinel*, annual W«itre___ and Barrf. aid popularity coatee* which will come io i harder than son. or Mrs. Helen Palter-on, orful climax in March with crowning of a queen. 1321 ML Yen. or, nv., and Mi­ The lucky lady who wins the coveted crown will be presented. * 182 poll cast* reported chael Bradley, '0, aoe of Mrr and Mra. Robert Bradley, 9»j u valuable array of prize*. Inj K_ HI••• n at. eluding $250 cash, high fidelityf 44 were colored boys and girls, play phonograph und re'eord al- THE OHIO SENTINEL'S 2ND ANNUAL men and women. Thia compares Money raised ln last year's Capsuling The News bums irom Ferguson and Dale] to nnly four stricken during March of Dimes provided care Music Co. of Columbus, ai WAiTRESS and BARMAID 1951. for these peiwina. The Pranklm troductory charm course at In addition to the polio pa­ county chapter of the Nat'l wood School of Chirm andf tients reported several wecks Foundation for Infantile Par. Modeling, Columbus, ' and POPULARITY POIX . ago in The Sentinel, the foilow- alysie provides financial aa-tiM- beautiful engraved loving cupl jing have been stricken with po- ance for any polio patient, re­ for the owner of the plat gardless of race, creed or finan­ Edited By Nina M. Redd business by which ahe is WHO WILL BE rvaus Creekett, t, daugh­ cial statu-., and there is no obli- ployed. ter ef Mr. aad Mrs. Albert gaUon to repay this money. CEHTRAl OHIO'S Crockett, 5M Taylor av.; Clif­ ton Wade, Jr.. 19 aaaatba, ase The 1054 March of Dimes Is police in Ute south for violating ot Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Wade, now in progress. Mora money Jim Crow laws, the Justice .44* E. Lang si.; George W. than aver before is needed to Dept. will investigate situation Host Popular Waitress or Barmaid! Harnett. 2'_, aon af Mr. aad pay for patient aid, scientific ta see if -soldiers' civil rights Mrs. George Baraett, 1581 are being violated. NAACP ditto- av.; Edward Battle, M, I the asked fur investigation after. .0 THE OHIO / •on of Mrs. Nellie F.wtag. 50* | soldiers .were arrested in Co­ lumbia, S. C, because 'one of ealed In Sentinel elrrnlatlen ENT/NEL Uiem sat beside a white woman areas, loeludlag Columbus, 5 «n crowded bus. Lt. Austell O. Circleville, Chlllirothe, Dayton BALLOT NO. 1 ...'.'• 25 VOTES Sbarard, one of the. arrested and Springfield, is eligible to Kiddies, Social Agencies Are Feted GIs, said the 'seal, was only Name ef yoer favorite , empty one on the bus but the Place af employment driver ordered man to get Up. IT'S -EASY TO i When other, soldiers protested.' By Two Businessmen's Organizations test and easy to Addreas , police took them all to court make your official entry * and they were fined total of Honor New Battalion Chiefffl&rison of the nine elementary Skiirdy'K Bar, Sully's I-one Page 2 of this city .:....'. i : :.... school- on Columbua' Eastside Co., curt Us Credit Clothing $167.. To prevent furthei (Please Print or Type Above Information)- -art-r—. pantitk. sl saaaasas. U B—«,kt .lg s— II, Iron IM.sba Fir. _-St, were guests of ths Independ Co., Lee'i St. le Shop, Swan dents of this n; •>»Hal*a —_rf Herman H.rrt—a .renter Business and Professional and Cteanera, Dean Hardware Co., Mall sr bring this ballot to Uie Contest Editor. tire. Uf Urns s. Ilr.li,_t„. .1 N.. I',.,_, b*a, the arm/will set up new The Ofal* Sentinel, Ul K. Long St., Columbus S, Ohio. ssss. .1 _,!, kaaaa.1 last ..... La_| a. I. Imhm C4.Ua .1,11, »_. Walto N.lMa. H.r- thc ML * Vernon Av. Business- Yacht Club. policy providing thot all mili­ Ursst> lire-.. Trt. ,larM Ug,U_> .. men's Ase'na during a Christmas Principal donaUons were s $50 tary personnel arrested .by civil and relatives CONTF-KT RULES Eve theatre parly staged check by the Brewers end Dis­ police be turned over to military the voting. Thei Neth's Lincoln theatre, 771 JE. NINA M. RKDD 1. Print or type your selceUon on the ballot. tributors Ass'n and one for $20 police at FL Jackson . . . More 2. "F-i-li ballot Is good far 20 votes for person named as yoer by Kra&off'a. GIs in the new*, From Japan co "favorite" Waitress or Barmaid. A two feature movie, courteey Committeemen for the spon­ 2. AU baUota will be counted by Board.of Jndges appointed by of. Uie theatre management, soring organixation were Walter Sentinel Promotions Dept. Sad Story With Very Happy Ending: highlighted the occasion follow­ Lewia, chairman; Sam Mail­ -4. You may send ln as many votes as you like, ing which the youngsters were man, Marvel Cole, Byron M. 5. Send, or urge your favorite to send ln ber photograph, given fruit and candy treats by Gibson and Amos H. Lynch. D. C. DATA*--I_ot uf loyul F.Uenhower supporter*, on the color­ 0. Ballot must have name of coateataut, name and addreas of Uie buainessraen. Mail your entry bjanl place where she Is employed. Columbus Family Of 9 Finds New Home ed front were disappointed when president failed to make any bring it to Thc Sentinel office, Additional parcela of fi mention of civil rights in his "state of the union" message. But candy were diatributed 861 K. Long wt., today. Minted out just r-elor. Chrhrt- need it. But t Negro Democrats 'hardly hod tilili* to get out their "see, we told children Ohio Ohio Takes Part be helped if soma of Uie jou" smirks before White House conference with national race of the Old leaders appe.'•**«-' _th eminent money for support of segregation, Us tlv, IS. .lulls! ... —1 C—-t- • In week that, through a governor's believed ad- A-.-,* The landlord who rented to ministration will curry Ut rough its fight t stop us.- of federal the Greens haa helped make : hided:' committee recently appointed, th* sise of one room, partitioned Peopl, ae,e Blre 1. SS .St Ohio wilt participate in a na­ funds in racially restricted public housing _ . , Hush-hush reports To Attack Woman, 25 With Hammer Att'y. Lawrence Curtis and >ff to matte three smaU rooms. ae Just ,am'i1 Oad a place tionwide conference of selected have it Jane Morrow'Spaulding, u-M.staiit i OveU Culp Hobby. The parent* had been'unable Raglan E. Reid, tha Columbu*. PHOTO ON PAGE 1 live. Nu one wanted ie rent Brewers and Distributor* "young outdoor Americans" in secretary of health, education and weliare, i slated for dihmi.s-u! Ui find a landlord who would la a family with seven chil­ Chicago neat March. notice from hei bos_. Seems Mrs. Hobby, w By JOHN B; COMBS vet a decoa* pl*< of seven innocent children. Asa'n, Miller Confectionery, dren. There waa nothing to de Neighborhood Grill, Johnny's Purpose of the conference in Charges of maiming ,in_ roubery were to be filed against a 25 year old Columbus but tabs J-i_ place, aa bad as man late Wednesday, in connection with the brutal beating of Misa Lois Moore, 25, Market, King's Shell OH SU- Jo plan more effective ways for homicide ft ta." tien, Peyton's Sebla Service young people to achieve greater 1716 Richmond nv., in her apartment Saturday morning, Sgt. C. D. Lew "It waaa't_tbat we wanted PTA Meets Thursday Stettons, Garfield Market. results in namW resource and rhief reported. charity," she explained, "my INTERNAT'L NI.WS FRONT—Natives of Bugsnda are ploy­ Green and their children, rang­ Mt, Vernon Av. school ITA, Krakorra Coders-Hint Store, ing it sly with Her Majesty Qoeen Elisabeth. While most of hec The detective - identified Uie husband has a pretty good Wlllism Thornton, Commer­ around In its socket. Det. ing »n age from 2 to 11. have Joe. He drives, a truck far tbe Columbus, will meet Thursday This is Ihe' first of annual subjects are clamoring for Uie queen to visit their provinces Bu- ciiiifcii-scd -.-..jilant as James L. cial Cleaners, Byron M. Gis­ meetings to be held under spon­ gai-da Native Council has wm Andrew Cohen, gOVertlbr of Ugan­ M-Corory. 232 N. 21st st.. ar­ Lewis said be had been In­ fimnd a new home. They are Columbu* Coal Mining Co. Of when 5th grade students will formed that the eye would happily getting established at a t-ma, The Ohio Sentinel, s,hlff sorship of the Izaak Wulton da, a "humble request" that the queen not visit them because rested at his girl friend's hon_i. coarse we aren't able la pay a present a program on ."Thrift." Shoe Store, Psradlee Cafe, have to be removed. bouae on Chesapeake av. lot ef rent but wa would eae- ihey would be unable to give her a suitable welcome as lung us Siinday night. their king is banished from the country. What it adds up tu i_; a According to dete e t I little gentle pressure on Britain to get exiled Kabaka Mulesa back TIIE ri Uiii i- OF tbe Green AFTER CONFESSING to the condition. faasUy was brought to the at­ to his country and hia people . . . For second time, government of brutal crime, detectives said S. Africa has denied entrance ta Bishop Fred«rle_; D. Jordan, i much improved," Tl tention at The Sentinel hy THE STORY OF McCoiory told them he had had was informed by Words Scholarship Tests Set In Columbus AM_ church leader. He hus been trying to enter Union of S. an urge to beul BOmeohe for u Mrs. Alies S. Prince, vlVlllng refusing to rent to Africa for two yeurs to take over his Episcopal districts there . . . in at Giant hospital. tcechsr Isr tbe public scboels. with a numbeV of ch Some 2000 high -chool senior* be held in Columbus April 7-0 ed on thc door and asked long lime and that it was undcr Emperor HaUe Selassie of Ethiopia has accepted invitation ol •UCli an impulse that he attack­ Sbe said tbeir hams waa tbe in many car-tea any children at and graduates arc expected to according to an uni.'-iiiitenun in the current eompeUtton. wall In the apartment for ber aaeet crowded, cramped place Elsenhower to vi_.it Wa.iliington as his guest in May, according tc male friend wbo was expected ed MI-H Moore. When overcome nil, ia nothing new. It happens vie for more than $25,000 in made by Otto McClarrin, dirt-c lncluded among these James C. Hsgerty, While House press secretory . , . Despite tie* Names And Threats asM hsd seea la her assay all too often. It'a the inhuman scholarships in the annual How­ to/* of public relation-! at How in a abort time. by Uiis impelling state, he said will be eight naUonal aw he pulled the hammer from his J-**" ot -letting Mn_|erpei.li story of people valuing a clean ard university national competi­ ard. Are Not Husbandly »1000 each per year I belt and Struck her repeatedly egad -Mam. wall over a healthy child. They tive scholar-hip examin a t i o n A team of eight examiners A fev keep an unscarred floor bi id led his fiendish attack, about tiie head. Afterwards, he- This reporter want to visit the will administer testa In 22 *50Q each per look Ihe purse and fled. Greens and found their living help produce a scarred life. The exams, which are open to -rtatea and Uie DIsL of Colum­ years, and some _0 aw beating her savagely about the c-ts-ditions appaUing. The tiny all high school seniors and bia, atartlng In Jaausry and head and face with u i.uw ham­ The Greens' story, _orti_n_li ranging of $600 to $1000 ACROSS THE STATE—Capt. Robert D. Uerroa ul Toledo Fir Late Tuesday, he ilitected de­ "house" was really no more qualified recent graduates, wiU ending In April. At least « mer. He then grabbed the ed her with dangerous wca, ly, has a happy ending. It is.tol Dept. lust week becunie firM Negro to head station In neighboi tectives to the scene where he thnn a wooden shack, loosely purse, containing about $1-1, und Mr.-,. Bo.tu- also asked here only because there ai hood where whites live . . . Toledo Policewoman Ntna nunt and discarded the purse al the rear last together and seemingly other Columbus families Uving • il! fled. Miss Moore, in u pumi-con- of 1623 Granville st., the ham­ straining order to keep ready to fall down wit inadequate houses. her white partner, Olive Caslda, were minus their uniforms this -citms slate, wan able to drag mer at the northwest corner of (rom coming tu her horn • be week. Last yeur they became first, and only, policewomen irong gust of wind. Thei other mothers who ed by the eight member herself to ah adjacent apart­ nichmond and Woodland avs. 13_:2 Hawthorne av. Urban League Setting-Up wear uniforms but they were transferred from morals squad ment where she collapsed, po­ Both articles wen- recovered Then Aa don't have hot wai i who will administer tests. "; bureau last week unci so lost the distinction. They v lice said. and arc being held by police. family wash. There are udent need not be interest- 'iUo; clothes like oilier pr.lic children who don't have lights _ -i attending Howard tu take At Grant tto..p..al attendants BURKE'S PLACE to study by or room lo ploy. advantage of this guidance. aaid she suffered multiple .And worst ot atl, these delapi- Conference Is Conducted NAMES IN THE NEWS—Charles P. Browning, advertising di­ ski ill fractures and -evere 10.7 NORTH ITH ST. ho examiners will make dated houses are fire traps. At The -Columbus Urban League has concluded its an- illnble information a b OU t rector oi Chicago Defender, won critically UijUreU when hit by lacerations about tbe bead, WHISKEY this lime of year, tires are com­ 1 setting-up conference conducted at its headquarters, st ot the colleges and univer- airplane prupi-llor in Little Hock, Ark. . . . Jackie Robinson, under and that ber right eyeball bad mon in all types of homes but 107 N. Monroe av. The conference is conducted ann aitiea In ihe V. S. and aevcral file several months ago fbr submitting tu Jim Cow laws in Ala­ been knocked completely L\^aW THLIU. WAS NO electricity. when a blaze starts in one ot for the purpose of reviewing and evaluating work d bama, hon vindicated tiim*_-l! in Georfiia. Savannah's segregated Four ot the children ace achool these shacks, it spreads so rap­ the pant year and ma kin... plans for th •uv.ii -II : traditions of long standing were broken whcji bascbull •if. year. Turner's Restaurant sgc. They had i... lights to idly that the likelihood of some- Plans ' for the 39th annual Star spoke Uiere last week ... . Dlabann Carroll, dazzling IU yeur Ktudy their lesauns hy in ihe being trapped in the inferno old blue singer from Bronx, N. Y., is getting her chance at big- meeting to be held Jan. 20 at the Lynch public relations director Phone Gets His Man 5 evening or to dress by in the le 10 1 lejH increased. time entertainment alter winning first place on the "Chance of a y* ULKK- WI'Nfc • WHLSKt- dark mornings of winter months Griswold YWCA were also dis- Ella M. Sandidge. cumniunit A hit and n and neighborhood director- J.,h Lifetime" TV show lor second time. She has won $2000 caHh and HOML COOKED FOODS Thera waa no gas. Keeping AAD THAT -SOMEONE" is the wrong automobile in Detroit two week appearance ut Latin Quarter . . . Rev. Walter M. Pavis, H, Simpson, Youth Dept dire, when he collided with the car GAM the drafty bouse warm was al­ often a chlldTTt happened on YV. Ntmrod B. AUen, executive 70, father of Tcniu-i-cc Stule university prexy Waller S. Davis, tor; Maude W. Jartnan ;.•_._••, of Lester w. Trembly and kept most impossible. Children catch Goodale at. this past November secretary, presided. ant in Uie Youth De^t died at his home in Canton, Miss., after illness of several months. Colds easily in a poorly heated and two children died. The same on going. Trornbly just picked ... J. Leonard Lewis, 48, president of Nat'l Negro Insurance KING-SIZE Attending Uie conference were Big Sisters? Mary L thing haa happened to other lip a mobUe radio telephone at­ A-S*h, died following an operuUon in Koch ester, Minn. by and it James A. Maddox, first vice Mere, office Recretary-cHsh; tached to the dashboard and president; Dr. Frank il. Ihroop, Joan Minor, assistant office called police. He followed the "PARADISE CAFE" * s-HE DESPAIRING mother rill 1 member of Board of Directors; etary; Naomi JUilh Tayl. t«ld how she and her husband hit-skipper, giving the police a ODDS 'N' ENDS—Jamea PhUUps, 40, snid "nothing doing' 878 Mt. Vernon Ave. 41 E. LONG STREET Prattler J. Ha user, associate i-eeept it-mat-clerk; Mary Louisi -hone: AD.ins 2191 , Columbus QUARTSI had searched fruitlessly for a "ploy by play" account of the when Georgia Parole Board offered to rcleuse him from prisor executive secretary in charge of Reid, clerk-typist; Edward A U..„ . Llq.c, Win.. | , . A. J. Smlcrtisa, Manascr . b*-»*t*r home »mce they were quarters for the femUies who chase until they intercepted the this week. He in serving 7 to 10 years sentence for man-Ioughtei industrial relations; Richard B. Johnson, boi>k keeper-assist ant. culprit and gave blm a UckeL and preferred to serve hts time. He has wife and 10 kids at home 3ATUBPAY, JANVAUT n. lata THE OHIO 8t-~N__ SATURDAY. JANUARY n*X 19M THE OHIO SENTlftEL- Lausche Appoints Negro To State Embalmer Examination Board Sensenbrenner Blasts Siums, Race Paiters, Traffic Snarl any JOHN B. COMBS PHOTO ON BACK PAGE Gov. Lauache announced Thursday tbe appointment of John W. Patterson-, Springfield fune ral director, as a member of the Ohio Beard of JOHN B. COMBS Embalmer a and Funeral Directors. . . By Patterson, active in civic, frs-f ••• . •» • •'• — •••- • "We will never have a good city until slums sue completely eliminated and every vs borne," Mayer M. E. Sensenbrenner told a group of Eastside Columbua business and prof, toots! and politics- affairs, la ducting examinations for pros­ through June, IMS. He re­ aU tea— India Ohio snd Ken- Appeal.. - _ th«T?lark Count or of him and his cabinet ntembera at Poindexter Center Auditorium Thursday night. pective licensees and hold hear- ft Ralph S. Mi Hi. id of Welfare Council, -the Advi*,,, During thc 30 ; inga for alleged violators. The Cleveland. Palteraon i. a Re­ Patterson Is president of . Board ot Mercy hospital ar Sensenbrenner, making Pf|md to be the second Negro! board enforces state laws gov- publican- Buckeye Funeral D 1 r e c t o president of the Board , ^V.S.appoiM-lt-Wchai,-,,!,,. funeral dlwclort and public appearance be- Bom in Darke county, near Ass'n and a member of the Ad­ poet. He operates the John W. visory Hn-rd of the Ohio Eni- ft.-VUGA. WaS *DuUt and pui Eastside group since Fattersou funeral home, 1117 S. Greenville, Patterson moved to School Case Argument Bill becoming the city's chief exe­ William H. Brooks Elected balmers Ass'n. Center, at, Springfield. Springfield In 1015. After grad­ cutive, drew rabid outbursts of ' Louncbo made tha appoint­ uating from high school, he en­ Hia wife, Marilyn M.. and Bs is'.a-pnat potentate . applause from his rriorc than ment alter an interview with rolled in the College of Phar­ son, John A., are uSutflllated with'Akbar Shrine'tfo. 41 and pui-t 100 listeners, as he skillfully Patterson in Columbus Wednes­ macy at Ohio State university. him in business. " *" .T president ot- the Colored Men > $47,456; Continue Fight mixed humor. Biblical and po­ Columbus Shrine Potentate In addition a daughter, Mrs. Council of Springfield. He al_<. day. Tbe governor submitted Following hia stay at OSU, he etic remarks in his speech. Patterson's -name to the Senate, Betty J. Leach, la a licensed j is affiliated with Champion entered Burk Embalming school TURNING FROM the acute Att'y William H. Brooks. 120 Hamilton av.. was elected ilius- Where tt was confirmed, 4*3-0. funeral director, ns wu_ hia ta-.tTodgm Na. IS; t*iU (Prince Hn ious potentate by Alia Beba Temple No. 53 of the Columbus at Cl.ye.and, where he grad­ slum problem, the mayor de­ ther. irine organization, at its Dec. 31 election of officers. uated in 102-. He now holda fun- clared that the "snarled traffic For Rights With Surplus Other officers elected' are situation" ia the moat urgent Leonard McNeil, chief rabbun; ] A -Utement of income and expenditures released this problem facing the city at this William Wiley, assistant rab- Patterson with his week by Thurgood Marshall, NAACP legal counsel, shows Kdgar Ruse, high priest I at Springfield, Friday. He thnt the American people were magnanimous in their re- Taking _ slap at the previous prophet; Auhry Payne, the oath ot office from J. Hponse to the appeal of the NAACP Legal Defense and administrations, the Hilltop Ktiucational Fund. Inc. • - Democrat said his predecessors A total ef $71,643 was cea- | had relied on amateurs to solve rdcr; Thomas E. Bank-, the traffic problem. But, I NEWS AND VIEWS IN SPRINGFIELD tributed to the school segrega- captain of patrol. ti.iti eases which cost U\.AK to the William E. J. West was ap- Dog Census tn prepare for re-arcument be­ he >inled assistant recorder, Carl By Grace E. lee fore the snpreme court in De­ hired i Ilargrave, first ceremonial tnus- cember. The excess Income of to set up plui Arthur Hull, second cere- County Stated K4.K.5 will be used for vital hazardous problem. m-mial muster: James Burton, followup work on the caaea. Touching briefly i captain of the fiiiurd; Albert T. PRINGFIELD.—A local news­ lei and Pearl Datia. Executive meeting of the YWCA will be Beginning Thursday, Jan. 21, J paper recently ran an article Board members. Committee held Monday, Feb. 1, in the ACCORDING TO thc atate- a dog census of Columbus, Bex­ , i t.itr.l about sky watchers. There are chairmen include Douglas YWCA, 250 E. High at Dinner ley, Arlington, Grandview and > COloi motional director; H, Sherman women who Uke lime Payne and "TCiomas Keller . . . will be served at B:15. Dri Elton four main sources. The highest Franklm county will h. under-1 PATTFRHOW back up this state­ Manuel, medical advisor; Rich­ i(M the top of a bulldiinfor iaken, according to an an-' •rvmn W. .I-._TTI-1M-0_I James Posey; owner snd man­ Trueblood has been chosen aa , $26,170, was raised by ment, he pointed out that his ard B. Lynch, director of public tower to observe the objects in ager of Posey hotel, who re- the speaker. He has chosen for the safety director, George O. aouncement by the Humane So- i Lausche and representatives of relations; Joseph Cullender, cap- the sky st night for the protec­ his topic. "Tha Christian Revo­ the ; Doyle, Is a Catholic; bis ad­ ciety. The census will be made: the Buckeye Funeral Directors' iin, brutal brother.-*;. tion of those who peacefully with solicitations of $17,278. The ministrative assistant, M. U. lor the purpose of recording sll, and Embalmers Ass'n nearly a' lution." Dr; True blood is a noted slumber. Portman, is Jewish, and lhat Plans f«n- the annual poten- doge owned in the county and, year ago. At that time with) he underwent surgery . _ . The author and writer. Election oi fund raising, $13,750, and gen­ he named a Negro fltussell te's ball Friday seeing that all owned dogs arei Theodore M. Berry, Cincinnati' How true this resembles our Colored Men's Council met in officers for Uie "Y" board and eral com ri buttons, $15,4-13. A. 'Jackson) to his advisory Temple huv LI AM II. BKOO-LS **•******• -*'*y councilman, acting aa evcry-dsy living, for sa we go the YMCA recently. Host was nominating committee will be Victor Johnson. Extensive plans The $47,456 expenditures were committee. He said hr had re­ npleted. Any person who refuses to li- [ spoken-nan, the governor was' about our daily chorea, whether announced on this dale ... St. are near completion for the an­ used as follows: printing, $12.- ceived numerous letter?- from cense hia dog •-. subject to a asked to consider appointing a in the home, in the office, or a Luke Baptist, HIT Innlafallen trip by train or bus, we are nual Lincoln-Douglas banquet in av.. presents "King of "Kings" 720; travel expenses of lawyers Individuals and from organisa­ nVie ot sa much a* $25 and Negro, -* j tions complaining about these observers and we are observed February. at Fulton school auditorium other than staff lawyers, $11,- •**** . i The new board's sppointrr appointees, but he turned by others. Tuesday, Feb. 23, at 8 p. m. 722; travel uf -taff lawyers, Father-Son Teams Hear $3800; lawyers' conference, them all over to FH1 agent*. THE FIFTY-SIXTH annual Rev. William Spears ia pastor. Our selfish motives, our $3035; honoraria and expenses greed, our thoughtlessness, ia of non-legal experts, $9834; fund brought to the attention of raising expenses, $1037; tele­ CHILLICOTHE NEWS others when the light Is focused phone and telegraph, $1138; ex­ Dillard At Spring SLY In our direction and our smiles tra stentjeropbic - work. :»263a; and good deeds serve as a guide [ Harrison Dillard, world renown track star, spoke on COLUMBUS COURT ROUNDUP , $*4; By Ethel Cousins to show tome lost soul the way black" lust year as 'untrue." •'The Greatest Team On KartV, Father Und Son," when he aphtr , *47l; "I hope you people aren't Uving. ami pliutii appeared aa featured speaker ut the annual father and silly enough lo believe that May we raise our brows to son banquet sponsored hy the .Boys' Work Committee of CHIl__C-.HE.-__,. Rots County School ol Religion wtll bt Charged with bootlegging. James .Shelton, tl 160 N Monroe i (intention," he said, addiug, the loveliness and beauties of Spring St. YMCA. Columbus, Monday night. coou-ctrd uisd.r th. Ross Courtly Cr-rr_ Council ihls s.,r Those av., snd-Nathaniel Moore, 31, 1130 Madison av., pleaded guilty in "However, Ihey transferred life. May we thank God for the Dillard's subji a Is* the interest.- sr. a.k.d to refiner at Trinity M,lhodist or obtain municipal court and were fined $100 each. Shelton waa also sen­ $100,000 Irom thc off-street forgiveness of our sins. May we theme of Ihe yearly ufftiir. Dur­ represented the blank. Iron, Rev. M-vin Woodard. Tha s-skn, will bv held each tenced to 30 days in the workhouse. Both were arrested by liquor re­ humbly bo* — asking Him to ing lijs speech, he highlighted present with Tiwsday al 7:30 p. rr... Jan. .2. throajh March 2. Th, le. is tl. 1 make It appear that the eity make-tis the kind of persons He agents as pocket bootlegger* , the O I y m p i c championship short talks titled, "The Time I Family night was held at 1st. - - wasn't Is the red." A $30 fine was* imposed on' —"'."g.'j;"-* — •— . Museum Attendance games "of '-Mt and *52, m which Was Most Pmud of My Son" and meant us to be—useful in our In conclusTon, the mayor, i t F t 1 trea ttfer Mi Cladies Cotharn. 45. SM E. «»«.,___,, „, „„ a __„, „.. ^ "Thc Time I Was Most Proud «^ a ^rcour^ ^ -".:! * " *'"« «M endeavors and grateful toothers Sunday school teacher and Bib- rae supper at „„„„, chairman of the Found- ler st., on a concealed weapons _—_. r, .«»_„„_.• _. -__. _,, iiesi ad tn in istration. He at­ of My.Father." . .'Following _.__ who help up .attain our dreams. For 1953 Topi Million of the U. S. ' day program for the « -h.r--.Mo_d.- ~ jsT'^n-tTe'L^.'.- tended Case Sebool of Applied program and -.-"family sing." u Wouldn't life be Iota more make '•Columbus Un Appearing oo the program After the program, a movie meeting, Feb, .1 . . ..The Sedia E Crovi-port SeTence in Cleveland and pres­ were conducted. Tw w original happy Dbn Griffin, 28 figures for the with the famed athlete STere was shown. Colin A. Bryce, Jr., 0 K^i!-_ *"** "' ** 'iO~v"~"••»--*'*' ently Is enroll.d in Franklin Guild of Quinn Chapel ia having If the good that's in as _ll 4 Vernon av.; Lash year 1953 for the Ohio Slate l-oems by the pastor, . Rev, sta for defrauding i ll *?* Gary Cooper, Invocation; Fred a Kentucky oysten and pig's Were'the only things shout us '"' Hulchi 67, 1388 Mt. Vernon Museum in Columbus and the U, Law school. Smith has also Woodard, * were read by Mm. "iver Monday. iod. the Mercer, greetings; Lawrence feet dinner at the church Jan. Thst observers could recall? s Hosten. 49, and 56 state properties-administered ri-.Miiiicd aludles toward fun­ GUdys Roberta. Mrs. Edwin RuUi Caldwell, 39, 422 E. Eng-j R' mayor pledged tu consider *H>. Mrs. George Molcy is presi­ Hasten, 50,' both of eral dlreetor.'s license. He is Price was general chairman, by the Ohio Stale Archaeologi­ establishing a trtif.ic lia1il_jil dent . . . Mrs. William Mickey fined J25 for*. married and resides with his naaisted by Mrs. Elmer Dyer, Wouldn't Ufa be Mi more cal and Historical Society, aa I7th st. and Mt. Vernon av., bul Clark, introduction of speak­ M. taken lo Cily hospital 'nf! - ide knife, and $10; Wafer* wife, Mary E., and daushter, chairman of decorating happy 33, 1085 ' Bennett sl. announced by Erwtn C. Zcpp, he said erection ol lights it er; Ralph Pryor, chairman of Hale. Charles Hamilton, Hurry drunk t'harg. Bonnie Marie, at 1403 K. Long It we praised tbe good we Bond I -II of the alleged Of school vicinities hove priority.' banquet, remarks, and WU- Gentry, Cecelia Chancellor, R0be d: Mi p Monday, .'lely. Helen too* _l.' '°° *„ • *y»* ** Massiev'ille M in forfeited when He rurtlier staled that Atty Louise Emory. Don Thutchcr ». ^itanon,, .nd,h0,plta, wilha brokfn , Johnnie .Johnson, 40, .440 B.I theiTSflsd i.ii'i'..:.;.:_. Mies Dorothy Hil.illl . reception-j,reception-1 -_-__ :_ _ __.. ______. . For there's such a lot ef appear for trial. William 11. Brooks would soon and Bev. J, D. Quick. ered i fall ' Staurlng at, pleaded not guilty, arts. Harry ' be appointed to "an imporl-iit W. Van Johnson is boys* work charge of the progra On this earth for You and Me. position." Brooks has been prominently mentioned as a MCl slip,. HI, ess. w.s S for J.un. __»|3_£__5£„ ___'_? St. Lawrence Seaway Topic successor to Att'y Kay E. AMONG OFFICERS chosen at J 29. ah n Market, 1„. Mary Zion Baptist T_iui ids y. Rev. i ciU4- Johnson is in City hospit me.lin. ol Branch 45, Natl .. land av., Friday, waived * Hughes on the Municipal (nil Nabbed In I Service Commission, hence it Charles Smith of Columbus and i fWtfhWBi a fracture received 0 paator at Mt/ Vernon, O,, was1 • tall on the ice ... Mr, a ^r-r.l'r-.l"", """,''"' "*\"n* '-0A Saturday were Jolir, ehuiges in municipal court Wed­ was assumed the mayor was Another Negro Joins BBDO the U. S. Participate With Cana­ referring to this posltioo. (Mrs. Carl Williams have a baoy nesday and were held to the Sfn^e , _. p'"". assistant!,t; Tommie James. 47, _» N. da In ihe Construction of the Members uf the mayor's cabi­ John L. Procopc. Jr., of N. E T T, j *>°y* hom thu week in the hos- grand jury. Benney Strider. 33, Ilnanctal secretary; John Dsn-I Garfield av.; Oscar ll Pres St. Lawrence Waierwuy?," will net- who attended the uliair, York City, became the second , I pits! .. . Harry Jamea ottend- 1090 Leonard av., was held un­ be debated on Columbus Town sponsored joiiUly by indepen­ Negro within the past 16 month . her home ... . | ed funeral services of Mi der $10.0-0 bond, while Charlen Meeting from 1 to 2 p. m. over dent Business and l-rofcssmiuil to join the staff of the Market­ . . . The Southern . • lien Mason in Xenia last Rogei-s, 2I( 1370 N. 5th _t., and und Mt. Vernon Av. Bus!; ing Dept, of" Batten, Burton, m*. at thuie schooachooli ThursdaThursdayy at | ***•*•* *t*M the mother of a Robert C. Bradley, 18, lOPO H men's associations, were Safely 1:30. The president, Mrs. WiU! * Hill, whose husband Faces Three Charges: Rape Leon-.rd av., were retained un­ Defectives Arrest billion and a half dollars. Dir. George O. Doyle, M Bum Baylesa, conducted --. pastor he. , . der S2500 bond. ' Advocating the project will be business session. Reports Joseph Artis, Mr. and Mra. Betty Jane Cobb. 20, 841 Capi­ Or. N. R. Uunicliun, president lead by Mrs. Edwin F Lloyd Artis and family were in tal st. win held to the grand Teenage Shoplifters of the -Great Lakes-Si. Lawrence Huntington, W. Va., Sunday to Manslaughter And Burglary jury under $2500 bond when she Ass'n ol WttBhlngton, D. C. Op Procopc assumed his posit Store detectives were believed see a brother of Mrs. Joseph pleaded not guilty to a forgery posing the plan will be Carlisle n Jan. tl us assistant to CI to have cracked a bold teenage Telephone Investment Artis, who is seriously ill there. count Wedtieaday, She allegedly Bergeron, executive vice chair- nee L. Holte. marketing s •hopUfting ring Saturday when . . . Charles Morris entertained Geor^l^^nV"^ "N.'S-^J. &___i_«__ * forged Uie name of Mrs, David mun of the Ntit'l St. Lawrence ialisl, the first Negro lo the? arrested six girls in a N. ««ii.niu«i I the male members of his wed- U Jones, 1025 Madison, av.. to Project Conference, also ol amed to an executive post b: VVriRht-PaUerson ,__f.rce base _M^,^^Vd" will High sl. department store in Gloria Howard r,rn Si, .ding party with a «tag party at uimts o. i mlatigliter. purchaue clothing at a & High Washing tun. - nd burglary Columbus. Four ol the youths, .Urted Monday before Common Pleas JutlS. -Kill all 17, were turned over to juve­ We Hi.Iii- supervises Calvin Crawford Colu INlim.NTS AND ACCIDENTS nile authorities. VCY Speaker operation which analyses and The tall sergeant has been in . The public may i interprets Negro markets and jail since July 10, charged with Willie Garrett, 32, U36 Caldwell studio at 4 ItM E. LONG ST. — Colaaibes, O. — KA. U!5 Procopc. who is single and a According to Fouche's attor­ no Y.sr Is Bt--c— - JAME8 NANCE. Mfr. tin.. ,. ^h'f. V.— Fi,n — Sim— _ OysUrs Ruth I. vrence, Mary Smith. fleeting u 32 year old veteran of War II, headquarters in Baltimore, Md., neys, Carl D. Kessler and Jorfn Coleman, Elsie Wash- Op.a D.lly 11 A. M. - Mldniiht - 24 Hour Srrvir. Fri. J, (sL better understanding of Chris­ hus been in the advertising and and for more than two years CALL FE niwood 3216 T. Shanks, the trial promises to Martha Gatewood, Ma- with Associated Publishers, Inc., • —ONZO SIlAVtnis, I'rop. tian principles among high sales field for the past 10 years. be one of Uie "most intriguing" mie Hawkins. school students of the city. He worked lor five years as N. York. THE OHIO SENTIW_L SATURDAY, JANUARY 23, ISM

SATURDAY, JANUAKT 23. IW4 . THE OHIO SENTINEL Husband Slays Mother Of 2 DAYTON NIGHT BEAT No Necessities, No Nothing, Male Stales By JIMMIE N. JONES Married At 14, Asks Divorce August of 1053 BecauHe he refused to provide DAYTON.—A S8 J By Charles lane ville, Ind. Mra. Go her with the "common neces­ months, was dead on at restoration of her saries of life," Albeauna Wil­ after being fatally stabbed by her husband. Att'y Raglan Raid ia handling liams. 898 Mt. Vernon av,, Co­ According nly 14. lumbus, is seeking a divorce and Bay Weaver, the victim, near the scene of the stabbing. of Dayton; a brother, Jumes *fl Acting on behalf of a Mrs. Helen D. Austin, Providence from her husband, Alfred L. Mrs. Fannie Elliot. 528 Hart­ Belts: said. Elliot wus being held Harris, also of Dayton; her par _ to the petition, i Hat OMe Sent.- ford at., went to tbe Converted on a charge of homicide. AYTON.—Sum of you whut haz read The Sentinel in Garfield av., filed auit for Bar-! Williams: e'nls. Mr. and Mrs. Reane Har isrving a Sentence at Bar, 103? Germantown sL, about The victim is survived by the past will recall how your man raised a million** dol­ bara Jean Games, 15, againat 1 o'clock lo persuade her hus­ four sisters, Mrs. Huby WU- lars worth of hell last year about the city Hoy Arc-hii- Gai—ea, I penitentiary. CBUHC Mr: Willis charged that band. Sherman. 30, to eome lisms, Tessie Selman, Gertrude children, Patricia Ann. 2, an vice and how long.it took Hoyne to mak, all hum* and an argument ensued. Harris and Sai Ye>terdoy afternoon t li The couple left Ihe bar und I had i Uiru i o'-4" gent's legs on the way home they slopped his cheat flushed. This happen as tney ootti went under the ta­ in an ..,!-• between Hartford ed to be at t:10. At 4:20 a police ble. Due to the facie everyone and Weakley ____, where, ac­ cruiser arrived. At 4:30 the involved be tight with every cording to Elliot, his wife pulled Hold Ex-Con For Dope Theft judge' downtown, no one mads the cur in. At 4:55. the 'ambu­ a large hunting knife and they DAYTON. — rontinulng their "crackdown" on dope traffic Ihe customary rid** . . . The Re­ grappled with each other for lance showed up. Why should it publicans have made it aa tuff Liggett & Myers Sgt. William C. St. s and Det, Walter Knight of the narcotics do­ have to toke an ambulance 33 poaacssion of the weapon. He lad apprehended Eugi me A. Hogan, 38, 016 Albany st., who admit- Helen Paschal is now yokln' at told the officers be took the minutes lo arrive at the scene the Turf Grill. knife away from ber and then fast .buck" and broke into the office of of the uxcident? Huyiu's ambu­ stabbed her with s pen knUe. Dr. Charles E. Ge.son, in the Reibold building, Dec. 15, and Uie lance service has a city contract JACKSON, TENN., had a ter­ Dr. Theodore W. Falk in the same building Dec. 21 and calling for several thousand dol­ rible los« when cute li'l Doris following Uie stabbing Elliot. fttnte 3000 phenobsrbital tablets, some morphine, demorol, lars a year, and this is the type Grimes ' showed, on the local aided by three other men, took hypodermic syringes snd a microscope, all found in Hogan of service'you get. The man scene. She sot the educational her to tbe hospital and wos following his arrest laid on the ground, with the program buck a li'l taste down there when the officers arrived ALSO CHARGED with forging ul 12-15 degrees above there as she wuz a li'l school- Tobacco Co. says... and placed him under arrest. d sum knucklehead ia marm. I be tellin' you men she's prescript.* Knighl last Monday following mlng paregoric was Wll- Give him air." If 1 re- gone! . . . Hi auks to Angelyn The hunting knife said to OR more than thirty years we have used For four years we have maintained in the smok­ have been used by Uie victim im T. Williams, 25, 222 Crane his attempt lo "make" a buy" corrcctly the money of and Hill Doggetts, the king of , arrested by Det. Sgt. Wil- from Prather's Pharmacy,-_"-. the local tax prumisers paid for Uie Hammond organ, for re* was not found by Uie officers, research day in and day out learning about er's interest an intensified larger scale diversified but the pen knife was found and Det. Walter Salem av., of dolaphine. the membering yours truly at the F pro, sitting there doing m-Uiing when Yule lime King Wm. is one of could have taken that man to King Record Co.'s biggest tell­ tobaccos and cigarettes in the public's inlcrest. research program. A half-million dollar 30-ton Dayton Citizens the hospital. ers, and ihe natu-i.'a top organ­ -'WHY IN HELL DON'T THE ist ... I be very happy lo hear Continuously we and our consultants have machine, the world's most powerful source of high Notice! Light Sleeper' On Alert CITY COMM'..-_10Nl.lt AND that my man Edison Jaguar THE CITIZENS GET TOGETH­ ColMun has declared non-mem­ analyzed, experimented with and smoked all kinds voltage electrons, designed solely for our use lias empling to burglarize a grocery ER AND DO SOMETHING bership in the Telegram. That icing a shotgun and forced to ABOUT THIS BEFORE SOME­ makes two of us, baby .... Two of tobaccos...especially Southern Bright, Burley, tested tens of thousands of cigarettes. This program sleeping'' resident over the store. ONE LAYS OUT IN THE of the happiest ladies in town . According to Dels. Leslie STREET AND DIES? To top it arc Mrs. Velma Jackson and Maryland and Turkish cigarette tobaccos. has already given, to us direct and significant infor­ ! Adams and John M. Seckinger, oft one cop had nerve enuf lo Mrs. Cuthryn Peterson of dlspetched to 2100 Lakeview try to manhandle a bystander Honey's School of Cosmetology. mation of benefit to thc smoking public. av., to investigate a burglary Our own cigarettes and competitive brands have lor a remark he made about the Everyone of Ihelr first 10 stu­ reported by Guthrie Lewis, 44, incidenL THERE'S COLD same address (upstairs), they dents Uiat went before the state been submitted to the most exacting scientific scru­ Our consultants include Arthur D. Little, Inc. found Lfwls on Uie -control- ANOTUER HUM. I want to board PASSED. So that should WEATHER AHEAD! ting end'' of a .20 gauge shotgun say in regard tu the local con­ take all doubt from the minds ot tiny including thousands of analyses of millions of of Cambridge, Massachusetts, "one of the largest while at the nthcr end were two stabulary and city officials, the skeptics, about whether or no the school is on the level. If ARE YOU well known p«>lice subjects Iden number pounds of tobaccos. and most reputable industrial research organiza­ titled as William IL Unveil. 23. it mitiant Ihe State Board ot 85 Banning p% antt Donald II. Cosmetology would've pasaed PREPARED? working three or four days a From all these thousands of analyses, and other tions in thc country" (From Business Week M-Ki'im.), 18, 52 Beruiing pi.. week, and some less. So in or­ nary a one. The Sentinel wiU DeSota Basa Cts. carry the picture of the 10 la- der to feed their families and findings reported in the leading technical journal., Magazine) and eminent scientist- from leading f un in (r> <-',*.>!--J -e-u-s cum furl meet their creditors sum play i way to be __ic' our Research Department has found no reason to universities. Glee Club To Tour their hand at shooting craps. The pobce 6n the WeaLiide is GHEENSBORO. N. C — The believe that the isolation and elimination of any Today the public can confident!-/ choose from 35 voiced A-T college men's glee so damn hot every -time you nit.* vis- club leaves here on Friday, J element native to cigarette tobaccos today would SCARLET FLAMEfCQAL thr Brooklyn navy yard. They're day. Ad. 4293. Amity Asso­ a variety of brands—by far the best cigarettes 29. on a 3000 mile concert ti ... ciates, my Main Men . . . Cassia &ai*i4- iiaate Goaf i. ttkft. featuring nine appearances in as either in the crup joints or chasm' sum number player up Powell has opened her second improve smoking. ever made by the tobacco industry. lib,-all) tlomntd, -vafhed. Y days. House uf Beauty at 362 S. Broadway. A CERTAIN JOINT -A ith a DO had Heller' get those grapes off of^esm^*^^M>A7hAt^»(A% purse snatching and the shelf on the Sabbath, and Try ,.'. V....-11 be o snttrst esi e you. Why? Because stop puttin' likker tip at 11:45. Owl .V Uie police are stopping any Watch your cues pop* , . *T_s pMbcd-fuU of -KO trying to keep rumored that the son of a local _»>_*.e_ien- heat! no— well known biz gent wuz nabbed Aroint tmlllltltsln, by N. York's finest wllh two tel.H, private und fraternal clubs pocks of heroin, while his pod- and joints like Koor's? They ate '.'!,.• podnuh'i violating the law too. There are Order SCARLET FLAME COAl today! more numbers, narcotics and nily in the best TW CIEAN, f-ON-MICAl, ALWAYS DtPINDAUI PUIL pruoUlules downtown than there is on tho Westside. When a cer- ],i of j„iii.ii.... Aa E pped that junk deal- •Allll stuff hin -ouple ot montlis ago and he P*"**1-™1' started to name .sum of hi. SUMONK A-SKED why I ne i Oak wood that nay who Is at the Farm or is for five and _u Top Hatter's. Why? They ne that have had habiLs ae« thanx, have a li'l taste I've been in town, did this'll keep ihe hui ;,„ bluecoa GIVE TO THE ..? Hell no Give the poor MA-ICll OK DIMES. IT'S NOT maft a break—hu's only trying PREJUDICED, AND YOU'RE to make a iivin'. THIS NOT NOT IMMUNE TO IT, YOU ONLY APPLIES TO THE TOOK MIGHT BE HELPING YOUR­ COLORED MAN. BUT Til SELF . . . Can Torrent Is dis­ POOH WHITE AS WELL. charged from the army und la a hea and 1 A CERTAIN GAL had ner MeAUi..ler and Cotmt enuf to call a lady and tell li puckiu' Cecil Harris' popular Crystal Lounge like mud. Dig 'em . . , Tommy Eas- ley is recuppin' nicely after sumono snick up him FROM play in* bouse." The lady BEHIND on ». Year's Eve 3 Brands 'own und -slapped Ihe night . . . Lamb Cunningham has the tuffost wig un Uie.track. . . . Slimoha sed the other night Tested and Approved by MU. ROBINSON *•• miicu nerve can yuu . A couple of weeks man made a remark 30 Years of Scientific about a lady drlvin' two. tuff AGENT WHUT-. been tellin* Robinson Coal Co. shorts. I forgot. at . the 'time me that him and his lundprop there were two in this class. wuz tight 'cause the prop snuck Tobacco Research These two shoris have Greene by and copped three fingers 1915 McCaO SI. Dayton, Ohio AIR CITY county licenses. OKT ,.. , The every now and agin, had the frau of a certain well known French twister (locked out) put PttO-E: HIHo.5104 DIST RIBMING (0. gent escorted the gendarmes to on him. Oh Muilmanl Will you H S. Beel—I Sl. . Ilajioa, o. party at pleeze forward his mail to Riv- ind a li'l erview pic, bench? Thank yew. THE OHIO -6WT1NP- 3ATURDAY, JAUUABY «, IBM THE OHIOa SECTION Athletic Clab killed White Man In Georgia. Columbus ADA Dinner 5 ENTINEL TWO Man Gains Freedom From Dixie Officials Sessions At Beatty Center Bias Absent mred by the Columbus Itecrea- Roosevelt lion Dept., will hold s-twskmi Saturday at Beatty Cen : M. B- U Jsfck) fteswciibreiiner, ter, 247 N. Ohio Columbus' first Democratic ma- At US Steel, Club membership ill speak at the any boy in the fourth through t>rt»l birthday nmlh grades. Activities include ••hut Saturduy basketball, volleyball, wrestling, evening, Jan." 30. boxing, tumbling and group ! Sponsored by the Columbus Firm Avers chapter of Americana for Demo­ The clubs are sponsored till cratic Action; the dinner is be­ over the city at various centers ing l.i-l-l In the ballroom of the and school*. They are held with Hotel Seneca at 6:30 o'clock. employers of Negroes in the the cooperation of the Ohio Seating at Uie dinner is by country, firmly adheres to a pol­ State university Men's Physical reservation only. Tickets are on icy of no discrimination In the DepL sale at McCeHand's Book Store, employment of workers, accord­ thc first meeting of the 100 N. High st. All tickets must ing to a statement made public be called for by Friday after­ by r noon, Jan. 29. Sensenbrenner's, topic Is "To­ •which has long been In effect.'. ward a Better Columbus." He was reiterated in letters to the Mrs. Carry Porter, wbe credited "prayers" with wt« lg freedom of ber husband of charge will be introduced by Bertha NAACP, the Nat] Urban Lea­ ot msrdcrtng white maa ia Georgia, la aeea sl left tcedei p embracing Jetua Lee Porter, shortly Jacobs, retired teacher who is gue, the Bucks County Council after be srrtved heme fram Columbu**. Gs. . El-prisoner's daughter-In-law, Evelyn Davis, and chairman of the ADA program rrenca Davla, are shea— at right—-Piera UL Meeting The traditional dinner, now in intituled by By JOHN B. COMBS Three hours alter tils release. • ADA I of the lute Porter arrived in Atlanta, where the i irporatiun by "And weatseever ye shall aak Pres. Franklin D. Roosevelt. ta ssy same, that will I do. that Georgia fugitive wh he boarded a northbound bus ions. E. E. Moi celebrations will be held the Father assy be gtsrifled ia print- taken after his for Cincinnati, He arrived in IsTuesday president and assistunt to the the Sea."—St. JelHB 14.lt. Columbua unannounced Thurs­ by ADA. chapters throughout president, said thot the presence country on Jan. 30, Placing her faith and sincere day afternoon ond wus occupy- The 36th annual' of approximately 30.000 Negroes Leo Smith Named confidence in this piece of scrip­ i favorite chair i Uv- the Columbus Uil Columbus dinner, Meno on the payroll of United States She Still Likes Eisenhower ture brought comfort and peace of his h Tuesday, Jan •m, professor of eco­ Steel operating companies -is, in of mind to a distraught Colum­ Mrs. Porter came home from thc Griswold YWCA will honor nomics at Ohio State university, itself, strong testimony to the By OLIVE A. ADAMS bus housewife whose husband rant was upheld L Maddos, former UL ill deliver an, introductory corporation's policy. N. YORK.—Global.—Heading into 195 I. things never looked TO good. Auditor Chief u nily relations director waa in serious trouble in tbe LauschfJ nnd Judg< He said he hadn't intended to eulo ean only that it looks like a good vear coming up fur business and that the country CHICAGO.—Leo H. Smith, for- Bartk-tt of common und retired businessman; Curtis -ema to be in prettv good shape as far as employment is concerned. We don't even •'•••'!>' *,-**•• -\ -'•> chief auditor ol surprise his wife, but when he Guthrie, president of the IN A LETTER TO Walter For 13 horrifying months. attempted to notify her of his .etui it's k"md liecaus.- tax,-, will be lower. he Audit Bureau of C.rcuta* Mra Carry Porter, 248 Jeffer­ EARLY LAST AUGUST, a Buckeye Federal Savings and Continue Williams (ase White, executive head of the freedom by phone, the operator and Leslie M. Shaw, What tre like I. UJ bright — lions, has been appointed *- ' son av.. prayed night and day superior court jury in Muscogee informed him it had been dis­ NAACP,,CopitsCof which wer_ i of chief auditor, accord* dir ctor of the Friendly The case of Henry Boydrn ne promise of 1954. This time ciU-ens, and as sucb, must en- heart. There arc still the _die- !__ lor "the good Lord" to open the Counly, Ga.. found Porter guil­ connected. "I just didn't have last year, we welcomed in a joy the advantages the country hards, but the majority of thi doors of a Columbus, Ga., jail! ty and he was sentenced*to life Service Bureau and employment Williams, 41, 65 N. Monroe av., James N. Shryock, ABC execu­ time to send a telegram" he as- consultant at the Buckeye Steel national adminisl ration has to offer. The administration people are ready and unxious lo and send her husband home. i Columbus, charged with shoot­ "United States Steel Corp. tive vice president and-manag­ Castings Co., for their "out­ ing lo wound, was continued un­ and'there were doubts in Un merely points to Ihe constitution live together as neighbors, ing director. Hurlan C. Belts, Thursday night when ahe f-Wier sar. he cnguged Nilun standing coujributiuns toward will continue to seek and cm- minds of many as lo what i and places itself squarely be- • • • came borne from work and dia-1 trial. Porter** attorneys sr* til Jan. 27 when he appeared in former chief auditor, resigned to represent him after the court bringing about the Columbus we ploy manpower lor the pro- 'COtlld do to scl the country' t>'-*d it. IT is SAID thut during a for- covered John Lee Porter, her «| gated that the stale bad not court Wednesday. He. allegedly dui-tinu'of steel In all of Us effective Jan. 2 and will move refused t_> permit an Atlanta Ne- want by foalering good wiU be- shot a l-ockbourne airman Dec. pro bl'-mi right. Tin-re wer. We hove seen the beginning est fire, the bitterest enemies to Lakeland, Fla., where he has year old spouse, home, "I knewj properly proved 11 h r o u g h gfo attorney, recommended by facilities, wherever located, tdenliflcatieu sf the victim) 34, many people who were hoi atly, of the elimination of aegrega- in the woods toke cover .lo­ business interests. ' ' God had answered my prayers," j Ally William H. Brooks of Co­ without regard to r„< .*, creed, ' result of c she told The OhU that Shepherd was hilled. Nov. confused "a* tion in the nation!* cupltal, und ficthvr and help to protect each lumbus, to take hia case. color, er national origin. This , but they hoped for Smith joined tho bureau as a », 1902. the case was argued Is not a new policy. It merely ugain, the doubters are begin-other against a common threat field auditor in 1040. Following - before the Georgia svpreatc Monday evening, Mrs. Porter the best,.and it looks as though ning to wonder at thc ease'wilh •*•*- *nptr safely. PEHHAFS MUM. FORTER i told The Sentinel, |m just so , is a restatement of a poUcj •their hopi'S may be realired. piilitary service in War II, he court and the lower court's which it was done and the wide \, , would seem that the rea- occttpied the position of office for . the -decision waa reversed, sad glad he's back. 1 really don't Charge Of Manslaughter Is this (o'rporalloo baa followed '. Wc have had need of a presi­ occeptance of thc edict, without Hz at loo of the power man holds ind pi^tfuction manager at the c u m a t a nee* .surrounding thei UM Wedaesday Psrter walked know what to aay. I only know for more "than tOyears."'•* * dent who* would be president of trouble in which her husband { that the good Lord answered all of the people, and *we seem incident. , in his hand has Chi- •ut of jail s free maa. Moor*- aaid the corporation wss involved, nothing less than my prayers. I worked, cried to hays hiip. Wc have had need • too. in awe of his u lollowed by two yea bwilevt-s 3 Uttt thi- very, large! fo th gs we a miracle could have saved him ol a lewder who could,- by the WHO WOULD HAVE thought, f . "* .*""?** j" '., ? the N. from death In the electric chair, Dropped In Husband Killing numbe_, of..Wcgrees-employed in. n e , U 1B he AFTER HIS RELEASE, Att'y 'a vear ago, lhat there would be £i * _ .. .E ~ l»«»'dent s,sd- He U. S. Steel plants is _n out­ 1< er life impriaonmenL James J. Nairn, his counsel, ad­ courage lo withstand the .or- A first degree manslaughter charge was dismissed i the offing a mceUng betweon " * the bureau's executive staff in " John Lee Porter's trouble Li- standing record *in Amcricun vised him to board the -next by._ against a .'l.T'Jx'ar old Columbus woman when she appear­ 80 ussia and-the U. S. on^ atomic ii be coming Chicago in April. 1953. Prior to gan when he was arrested industry. FurUiermyie, it is ob- PyT* * - for Atlanta. Obviously afraid The Porters, married 12 ot icrgy. It waa hard to'believe his connection with ABC, Smith Columbus. Dec. 1Q, 1952, on Porter might be lynched, N ed at a preliminary hearing in municipal court .r>iday. vious, he".sai<-, that such em- other years; are members of Refuge ploy ment could not have been :*_ **"" iat the Russian people were al- iuch to hope was for eight years with the suggested that he have'sOm. The decisio rendered in ace on earth Indianapolis News io the circu- Baptist church where they plan favor of Willie Lee Sanford, 971 brawl in their home Jan. 2. accomplished charging him wilh the April 1 purchase his ticket and I lo worship every Sunday and bright prom- lation. mechanical producUon N. *th st.. charged with the fa- Mra Sanford, - through her at­ nplete absence of be i any give thanks to God tor what He knifing of her < husband, EVEN THE DOUBTERS be­ the United Natic and business departments. has done for them. torney, Ray E. Hughes, entered during a -family a self defense plea. After hear- gan to take notice when the ople have been ready Korean conflict was halted, sav­ this, too. Much more ' ing the lives of many thousands „ in some people would Do's And Oon'ts Ohio Voten Approve oi runeric-as. we nua arcamed have had us believe. But then, Neighborhood Quintet Tilt Chalmers Wylie Keeps Campaign Pledge of such a Uiing, but had come people are. always ready to rally School Bond Issues to doubt tb it it could have hop- behind a decisive leader who has petted .so soon. u,e best interests of alt at Ohio voters approved school Fo all the talk of the Jimmy : - Scheduled For January 22 bond issues totaling Sill,177,500 Byrr ary F at last year's elections, a report publ; Den Neighborhood House, Columbus, will stage a. "Batth of the Oh^i State university Bu- the Eisenhowe of the Quintets" Friday. Jan. 22, at 7:30 p. m. with si- of Educational Research tration has different groups seeking to sing their way to tup honors. that Negroes in tbb country i Thia unique ahow marks first of an annual Tbe four tt-tslets already officially eatcred la the com­ Washington's New Theatre Policy *0 WWCP petition in-fa-* tbe Dreamers, Meadow Larks, Five Bennies aad Mva Hearts. Th- Five Lee Fraime is mast Crowns sad Five Klsgs were nonies of the progri Still Makes News, Reporter Finds Field Post eapeeted to register by Frt- fill be followed by a By JUNE L'BHUF. houses and those on "F" st„ N. YORK. -— Appointment of where beauty runs rampant. Mildred L. Bond as an assistant WASHINGTON. — Globaf. — One unusual feature ia tbe field secretary .was announced Washington's new theatre policy more comfortable and more Thursday by Walter While, exe­ continue'., to attract attention accommodating seating ar­ cutive secretary ot the NAACP. Hit Two Niteries rangement. The seat rows are Miss Bond will work in the as- a bit interesting to note how tun wider and more graduated and branch department patrons arc taking advantage of Two of Central Ohio's best i fined $50 and < give wider raoge of vision. Gloi known private club spots were 4 thc Pea their new opportunities to attend Tbe seadi themselves being t.be objects last weekend of Uie Seekte of Mifflin twp. movies heretofore closed to wider and farther apart, af­ AT LANK ASuKJNS. where the ford greater arm room, Miss Bond served as u special agents said they iwnd 100 peo­ It is reported thut an uppre- -Numerous imposing balconies field worker in Baltimore where, state liquor agents under (ji ple st 2 a. m. aftcrhavmg been cabty large number of Negroes ul various levels adequately ex­ in collaboration .with NAACP tion of Enforcement Supervisor delayed five minutes before ' be i tend the scaling cu pa city. Well branch officers, she conducted Leroy PhHlips-. gaining entrance, five bottles of tering theatres, especially at .appointed' orchestra pits are the membership drive in the Th« spots are Big Walnut high powered beer and three Leaf slaadlaf tr.dtllor, al empleylaf enlr .Be N.fre a. lefal stall mt Columbu. .Mr attor- night showings. Those who at- nvuiluble for seating when not fall of 1»53. Country ehab at Gahanna aad bottles of liquor were confis­ •ey's afflee aaa smashed last west vrhea Chalmers p. Wylie announced appointment ot two Ne- tund are said to exult at certain in use by the orchestra. Laoe Aaktaa club, Chesapeake Previously, she had worked as cated. frs lawyera. Wjlle, seeled, 1, sees conversing with Bash P. Hilrhrll while Jobs w. E. Howe. differences between Uie two • It'Is'"fell "by some, however, av. aad N. SUrr rd. classes of theatres. They seem that many tan theatregoers, sat­ IN THE BIG WALNUT raid, loots sa Hilrhrll ha, bees asslised te rritrtinal branch el OHIM, while Be.es is fas charfe ol the N. York City Dept. of Wel­ to be struck not only by the spa- isfied with the mere privilege of fare. She has been active in staged at 1:20 a. m. Sunday, fined $100 and costs by Clinton le-.l-.t_s, ad.l-r Is Board et Parch.,, and Board el TTaslee, of Columbus public library la also by the fubu- ot tending downtown theatres, community groups and has trav­ four agents confiscated six bot~ Twp. JP Robert Young for me­ -.alt. -mpreeedeated sppolatmests, Wylie ,.ld, "T_, is fa, ___ .Ith m, ^_,, _ ,|„ ,,_JW of the movie are content to wait for the pic- eled throughout the country and tur-i, of high powered beer. Cited ga! consumption on the pren> mea ol ability ssd Intrrrtl, sa eppo.la.Ily Is serve _e .essmsstty Usreush pebll. ser-ae trtla- houaoa recently opened to Uiem- lures to come to the neighbor­ ibroad under auspices of the DON'T PREVENT YOUR NEIGHBORS for after hours consumption, the oul retards lo race, creed or color.- .... _., Especially are the contrasts hood theatr-s'wliere they can be notable kltviia "U" _L seen at lower prices. FROM ENJOYING THEIR RADIO SATURDAY, JANUARY Oi, IBM SATURDAY, JANUARY 23, 1954 THE OHIO SENTINEL SEC. 2—PAGE » sac, a—PAs-S- THE OHIO gsg_3____ COLUMBUS LAUNDRY A PRY CLEANING HP-IOP CLEANERS SOS Ml. V•..-._„ Av«.. Cal**, O New Books Phone FE. 1011 JfHfJOUN'S AND FoOUN'S • ;• Mt. Vonaaa A**., C**l*. O t-saaiiy sad tOoenotor H-aWI-a Pick Us aad Dstivary Di.p... Blas.al. Krp.i.. A Altt_r*1i«a. At Library Editors: Pal And SWr!.*/ Long OtM Da. -«_-•*• — fnJn. S7II (iiiilriliutors: Eastside li­ C.rolyn Joan Morgan And Di.nth. Kraaler (East) brary during the past week are Uie following? Phyllis Ray And Phyllis Steven. (Central) * Rosalie "I e*w it in The Sentinel." PltrriON -''The Argosy Book Gore and Norm. Moere (South) * Brand. Willl» ol Sports Stories"', Huggins' And Ilobert Tsylor (Kranklin) * M.ry Penn "Day i-f the False Dragon"; And Larry Elkins (North) * Jerry lliiinlii—int And THE COLUMBUS HOME LAUNDRY Jrwin's "Ellaabeth* and the Ruby Freeman (Everett) * Nanette Saunders And. AND DRY CLEANERS Kince of Spain"; Laaswell's "Tnoner Schooner"; Martin's Kaye Jaikson (West) * Sadie Hord And Barbara Cl.s-.ara e*-| Launder*** or Quality and "Sleep My Love." HasliiiiBl.in (Marion Kranklin) * Judy Taylor A Oea 5t*e donning See-ie* NON-.TCTWN- JosUn's "Dia­ And Donna Gibson (Champion) * Elizabeth All Work Bene At Our Pl-*t betic Manual for the Doctor and Reese And Betty Carroll (Mohawk) •SS E. LONG ST. Cslaa-a-a-. O- P a t 1 e n t", Maguire's "The Cokesbury Dinner and Banquet ES, IT'S US. We're back again lo - tell you some things that Book**. Hu-band's "The Psy­ Y might make you grin; or maybe you're the sourppj* type, who chology of Successful Selling"; just reads so you can gripe. But nevertheless, gat out your specs, Announce New Way To McKay's "Movie Making for the 'cause here comes some gossip for yoti to inject. Beginner"; Frankcl's "101 Beat There seems lo be a new romance springing tip-between Party Games for Adults" : Mars- Charles Walker and Gloria Clark . . . The Smith brothers have Shrink Painful Piles land's "I Married a Boat." done it again. Done what** Why, captured another girl's heart. The library now has s sub­ Dorothv Henry is now on the list , . . What.a ••••» **• -**•** -bout set ipt ion to the duily Christian Audrey Dennis and Ronald StraughtrrT . « , A cerlein chick wunt- .Science Monitor the gift of the to know just how long Kennie Keels is planning \»- playing the local Christian Science church, nv- Y-k. ft. Y. ,*-,,.«*.-!l- si-obbp—I** And i field ... Are PhyllM Jenkins and Hort_d Brock still playing rt Adde-d to the regulai cool by being real sweet to each olherT . .* . Does anyone know wiii.tl a new i'.-.,liii,' substance list tt.r who has Doris Shelton*s heart kicking on Vial . peeial beat at the Nature and T.rry present time? ... We see that Barbara Poterman and Keco John- without the un have started at it again. " kind. The seTri rx> MORGAN, THE scoring *- _f Ea Ov . , uS. Hit of th* toy doetarn' ulmi-r._Iit>--., Thornton ready, Bio-lKne i. ui .-.in to b* for healing injurwl tin WHAT 11 AFP I Nil) TO Toia Mnd Ann Ho n ohi fllll. P..it , Rol Kerldrick ****'• "» *'" " a hearts Stat* hc,,rt th*'p£ since Jap Johnson is gone? . . , nold Phillips -4 Why is Betty Porter playing be­ eator.' The name Judy Tsyloi In faet, results were ao tr.or- Prep*ration H-ai hind Jimmy Key? ... Is Jamea e-gh that sufferer, ware able to nd IA Mason cooling it back into the aatiarved —)-our mo Ralph William* and Earl John- *"'r»nct*" Wheat deal? . . . Who aa "Piles bare **••--_ to be a fiuid,,I promptly. .on? Diantha Frailer won't quit « £_" °*_ ****** pl"^« telling people she doesn't go for berund Bunny Gib-on? Why Preston? Phillip Frazler keeps *_» l Joyce Thurman te any- and Frances Wheat body wh° her hcorl **"_£ « a siring? Roosevelt Al- l°n« to? • • * *"•*• ""' quit telling people *«•_• «<* eyw/°_L___* V"** be do mt like Maine nobinaon, *"**M happen. tf-.^velyn Ross g all Ihe time he does? ****••<• f'na N»n«pdiipptrick*a c rin he,rt Is lice .Lewis and Johnnie Imogen.*»"> f. Ingra' - m' |_>wearin_ g around 1W4 clasi . . Why. do Thomas open her ie thut Quincy la her

HAVE HE Alt II Norma Thumas . . . Ar* Patsy ' Thorn us and Vernon""" Gibson such at Eleanor Campbell still on the steady list? . . . Joe Roberts, l.eo Morgan and Carole Young, did you know Toia L*e, John Smith-and Patty lhat you have a secret admirer? Kellum, Robert Comba' and . . . Why 'is Freddy HoweU so Joyce Felder, Vernon Gibson cool? . . , Wben will Alfred Cook and Palay Thorn, s, Donna Gib­ give Bulchie Graham a chance? son and jo_ Franklin, Gretcben . . . Why cant Jean Jones make Bea*le-y and Arnold TijCM, Rita up her mind -between David Sharp and Paul Moore, Sylvia Parks and Bill Felder? . . . Ban Green and Clifford. Feeler . . . Chapman has chosen C o n g r a l u i alions to Benny Woodson to have the honor ol Wright on his new position as being his steady . . . Lor.ne president of his sexiior.claas . . . Caldwell, it's not understood by Gene Bennett states his current everybody what the "lookout" choice as .mole Jackson . . . and the "comeback" will be . . . Heimar Lipscomb is 'utill pluv- Have Yvonne Murray and Law­ rence Prysock asid "yea" lo ing behind Rudy Carter, ao we each other? ... Did Verdell hear . . . Kranklin lucked up und Carter decide to be a nun? Or is beat Barrett by a couple ol she just quiet? . . , Laura Hicks points, to put a little pressure and Paul Locke are stiU thai on the championship . . . Why happy twosome'. . . Ella Razor won't Arthur Hill wake up and has stated that she can't (ind see lliul a certsin.chick ia trying the boy of her dreams as yet. to get him to look her way? ... What's wrong boys? . . ."What's Phillip Pegram and hia gang thia we hear about Donna Jack­ are real terrible oh the dance son and Phillip Pegrem? , , . floor . . . Helen Hubbs seems to Mable Horsiey and Willie Hoie- have found a new! love ... What's this we hear about Harry Smith and Roaie McFarland? . . . What's to Ui* fact that to it? . . . Whoa this new boy Christine Harris and.l_.yde Hop- that has entered the life of kina are trying to make a go of Gwendolyn Elder? . . . Who** it? *. . pin ia Sarah Newman wearing? ... • .jgt. Seema aa though il belongs to DAKFY-NI*_M>NH —Btthotot: Robert Truss. Could be some A chap whobehevSa in wine, crazy happenings, you know .. . women and ao long . . . Uietieg- You save time, you save money, I Will Mae Game* ever lighten Penalty for exceeding ths food up and give that boy who keepa limit . . . Dag on ih. highway, you enjoy comfort ond peaci open, wailing and car isirie along, cat had right of mind. Ride the bus when you of way—"dog-gone." Ber- ot thop . . . seve your car you.'' "What la- your opinion." they John—even yours? .. . Why "If you piens..** "Thank you." for pleasure. don't Jim (Berlin Wotf> correct '*l"-j|I_a'it n.;t.,iL,irt of all) . . . those that mistake hia identity This Makes aeaee. A aenniblo aa 'that of Clarence Pointer? girl la more acnaibte than »h_ Couldn't be trying.to collect a loolM, because a sensible girl nV£*Y>asiy littl* fame could he? . .'. Look­ ing cool, sharp and noting real ppiPH-9pPiHiii9mmi

iEC.n—PASE< i stun nig. SATUSDA.V, JANUARY?*. 1_»4 SATURDAY, JANUARY __3, l_hV* TMg OHIO jJKEL-fft -SEC, a—PAGE a Medical Arts Club Party At Giles. Residence bociety Dukes Open Formal Season With Valley Dale Dance The Dukes Club of Ohld, Inc. ballroom last Friday night, orchostrs from 10:30 p. to Cleveland, Dayton, Urban* sad McCail. Chester Bradley. Buster got Uie new forma] social season The dapper Dukes, Detroit. Bates snd Earl Anderson. Hon- in Columbua off 'in a grand way smartly gowned ladies and aome Among the festive throng enn- Hosts included: orary members are Timothy amen it gave Its 17th snnual 500 guests danced to the smooth Joying the dance were many out Edwsrd Richey, new Duke Treadwell and Leater B. Love of forms! dance at Valley Dale muak*-uf Clarence Olden and his of towners from Springfield, prexy, Ralph Slaughter, Wen- Urbana. ». Sf dell Mitchell, Don E. Lee, Chrie- —• tophcr Brown, Firman Wright, _•••_•• a ss BUZZES Otto Beatty, William Young, Jtf HiTieS AS Matty Mrs. Redmond Thomas Sot k wp I I, Norman ' From The Lecture Hours On Smith, Venion Barnett. George On a per capita basis Amerl- Saunders, John Carr, Jr. cans use telephones Resigns As Dayton Erby, Robert Bowen, „_ the British, Clarence Thompson, Charles llffough Britain has the world's "TWO B's 3 Society Editor 'Ladies Day Out' Keaton, Robert Oley, John econd largest 'telephone sys- Grudj*, Henry Myrlck, Joseph Mrs. BasneU 'VLadles Day Out" at the YVVCA, 64 S. 4th st., 'I Inn iduys for Columbus homewomen will feature a se of popular lecture hours on interior decorating, world af­ HE MARCH of Dimes ia in need «f your support. The Mothers* fairs and book reviews. On Polio will be Jan. 28. from 7 to 8 p. m. Prove Uie The homespun hour at 10:30 '—•—•— nd understanding sire of your heart by giving a gencr- r party ef thc Medical offers a series of lectures J:45 p, m. wjg oHer reviews of butlon. terior^ decorating. On Jan. mmny currently popular books. Arts risk. Fete was givra st home ef Dr. asd Mrs. H. D. Giles. IM Woodland av., lo beautifully Blanche Waggener deceraled seUiag ethaneed by lovely gowns of tbe ladies. Seated, left to right: Mssdsmes K. A. OUT OF TOWNEBS—Csrl and Naomi (Haaker) Chamberlain On-Jan. 28 Mrs. J. B. Pentz and Marie Holland from Rochester. N. Y-, visiting the Sams-el .the Columbus and Southern ill review "Until Victory," by Bryce H. «'. Games, G. W. McChuig, H D. Giles asd J. J. Carter. Stsadlag, second raw: Dr. Ohio Electric Co, will show color H W.GarBea aad Mesdames J. H. Roe-mead, J. O. Smith, L. A. Howell. A. K. Lawrence, P. H. Hookers, Sr. . . . Chic looking *«-4as Harris, from Cleveland, was a recent'house guest of the Veraee Heeds. i the 1953 "Parade of •leant, George Boatae, Kobert E. Garrisea, Jr., H. H. Lyacb, H. N. Smith aad Stephen Joseph. Homes' Bark raw- Drs. H. D. Giles, IL IS. Smith, R. A. Bryce, Stephen Joseph, J. H. Rescmead, G. W. CHIT-CHAT—Karl and Erale Foley are banking J and Mrs. est Ideas In H< > Lighting, McCtsag. Gorge BssUs, J. O. Smith sad H. II. Lynch. climate <>f California, guests of Ersio'a On t eb. 4 Mrs. Anna Fl, Kenneth Allen and Harry Jefferson I K resident, of Living- will show stun Hts. . . . The Jar ui Jerdasa and Uie Arthur Blaada are infun- lonial Life In Williumsburg* ticipating . . . That .meone" su little and new has already ar- preceded by i of Ute Wataee Walkers . . . Carolyn UU > Socialites To Present Fashion Show Wesieyan orchestra iod furniture. Mrs. Floreii. of the instrumentalists wilh the O be assisted by the Ft gain. His County llisloricul Society. , dire-ting is formei t.tlt I'aradie uie 9how white Mamie Nivens «--£ (1%it-,(n it n ,(lllP> ifi (.waiUrg him . . . StnbStribe e BB. .Basne BasneUU hahadd ai HATTYE B. REDMOND ' Sunday. Feb. !••* . president of sponsoring cli*b. lyStcai.d trvm t.lsdys Ceo per (Ohio Sentin.-l columnist) from Oslo, hall at Mrs. Hattye Bf. Redmond has Timothy Nees. of lh* P NYLONS Rev. R. H. Reid, Jr., 13 pastor of j^rwjiy _ _ _ Condolence lo Uie Willis family on the passing of their Lazarus Co. Feb. 11. odrt Jessie Bandy B.,-,.!. Art Blaad was one nf eight men select- resigned at society editor of The Milton WUUs Sentinel to devote full time to On Feb. 18 Lydla Hei DUPONI the annual ed by the C mbus Public Golfers Ass'n to meet with' tha Cwhim- artist, will talk on "Pictures In t.._',- ...Tii«.,i_,°_ Prr-r-eerla i Commission to discuss, improved golf laciliUes for her real estate business. style revue will go toward pur- bus Recreat Mrs. Redmond has been "asso­ the Home." chasing of property at Donald- the city. ciated with this paper for two Mrs. Samuel Ristich will dis­ nking models lo ap- son and Lehman sis. Tickets be Hiilis Johnson, year_ and is well known in Co­ cus* "Chair Covers — Slip and am Ohio of '53," and He lumbus chrtrch and club circles. Slipless'' on Feb. 25. ott, both stbdenta at St..i She is a member of 2nd Baptist On March 4 Misa .Alma Tups- at Howard John- church and several charitable Ohio .aoata, bualnea* meeting at the and social clubs. . - State university, will talk on home of Thelma Conley . . . 1 SMs Annual Party OBG Club Meeting At Onnale King entertained the AU social news should be sent '•New'Fa Vogueltea at their directly to The Sentinel office at Given At Liichiord Neighborhood House , . The May_air Golf 881 K. Long at, by Tuesday $1.39 a large registration noon of the week It is to uppenr Three Pairs IW _: Th. OBG Men', Ch.ri.y Club. __• Monday*• . Come on men. in the paper. The telephone N. 4th I"4'*. wiU meet -t 8 p. m. Tues- number ia Fe. 7418. ' day, Jan. 26, at Neighborhood On Jun. 28 Dr. I (tended. House, 800 Leonard registered >' MODE HOSIERY are" Chris-- election of officers will be held. * * %£. ^ ' party- for Ihe talk on "Trends In Ru.-uiiu Since S nnmrm. Te Serve V Annual Tea Stalin's Death." public m Jl Ml Ml. Wises Av. It.. IUI Neff, ______*J l _• _i On Feb. 4 Dr. B. W. Abramson will talk on "Spain—Allies?" II ,r. .-.«.r .LAB. UM Miss Tynes In Concert SL YMCeffortA s in filling their "Jit- At Triangle On Feb. 11 Dr. Harold Nielsen GREENSBORO, dinN. ga —sopran Mai o tic money bags" for the March will tulk on "Obsef Ca therm Ra hem a ii,. Phyllis the N." York City Opera of Dimes drive . . . The Gay- Science and Foreign Policy." Braxton ind parab Rahaman. hcr alma mater, School of Charm and Mod- Dr. Harvey Walker will dis­ wood YW Sunday cus* "Brazil'In Transition from Music* . fu-uished by -Tom A-T college,; for.*i ng will hold registration on and Uie Rhythi pearance here Wednesday. Kappa GstVima Rho club will Dictatorship to Demociucy." on n. 21.-Mrs. Eunice Wood is hold its eighth annual -interna­ Feb. 18. , " " .r. The Ga EUNICE WOOD tional tea Sunduy, Jan. 24, from Dr. Maurice Wasting of the nd 4 to 7 p. m. ut the Blue Triangle Ohio'Furm Bureau Federation THE SEHTIHEl DiRKlORY TO BETTER COLUMBUS BEAUTICIANS ur the March of Dimes drive. branch, of the YWCA, 600 E, will talk on "How Food Goes Long st., Columbus, from the Farm to Your SPOTLIGHTING — William The guest speaker will be .m Feb. 25. Corifina'a Beauty Salon Tilleen'a Beaute Shoppe lir-mlm, the umiuble barrister, Lewis Reid oC the Jamaica Is* On Murch 4 Dr. K, Starr Ches -11 N. Washlagiea Ave. Jessie Mae Vlason, ler uf BatteUe Memorial insti Specialising la Mrlvun Glvena, Rhea Brown. Following graduation from OSU Also on the program will be ute will loU aboul "Food Facials aad Manicures Prop. ARTUILA LOGAN he began a long "local boy the Future." • - AU Phases ef Beauty Culture Operators makes good" trek. First cinploy- AME church and Lsn THE BOOK REVIEW Ne Appointment heceesar/ SUSAN MAE BRYANT. P.. Cold Waving - I'm Curling lighters. Baa: MA. 4*868 - Ke.. EV. 5*85 MarceUIng Ruth Stringer is ch Ne Appointment Necessar) Poinselta Moore is c Share My Wisdottt Oprs, Kata Rlchcy, Fraacee Ml Mt. Vermm Ave. FE- OtaA ved aa BeMlemsa — Opea Dslly By DB. THOMAS R. GAINES Columbus, O. assistant at Columbus COIUNNA NICHOLS, Prop. Self-neglect is the largest Depot. Then the U. S. sin of life. To neglect one's .-luimed his service with body to such a degree thai _72nd infantry. Bs-ck Is Old Lt-,.,.-- Nortnandie Clean tidiness or pain dominate;; is popularity has been re­ il; to neglect one's mind to ' Cottage Beauty Boa flected politically- he was three .And Tailors McAfee Beauly Salon 862 ML Vernon Ave. -S3 E. Laag St. such an extent that confusion EV. S332 AD. 5546 governs it — these are the Complete Besuty Treatment Complete Beauly Service world's greatest sins of-Uv- He and his wife, Julia, have log. But they can IK* changed GayaeU Fewl_.es, Operator Opr. Pauline Smart VEBOMs McAFEE, Prop. dynai In alt lor all time il we Prop, .lm.iv Hegmaa (Jsrr NAACP activities. He lias been WILUAM BROOKS und ask Him to president of the Columbus necessary high, branch as well us president, of tin* Ohio state " conference of comprehend the . JUST A MERE BEAUTY Fairoae Beauly Barr branches. At present -he is a board member of Uie Spring SL MASON'S pattern of living. SALON Wl Mt. Veraoo Ave.-FE, UU YMCA, illustrious potentate of Alio Babu Temple No. 53 (Shrine), Consider tbe power X4_ N. _Stb St. — FA. 2278 a member of 2nd Baptist church, Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity and ATION Scalp Xreatmeat a Specialty fluence of words. Your daily Complete Beauty Service Maye Saunders, Iocs Roberts the grievance committee ot the Columbus Bar Ass'n. GLASSES *7.75 up words are like daggers. They IM N. I7TH ST. — FE. 51W , Faye Crews, Maoager, Congratulations Att'y Brooks. May your success horixon be Chignon*, Pageboys It Braids Mary Lee Walker, Operators Guaranteed Materiala are also like armor, they can • Winifred Mitchell, Sally led. protect you. When our words Complete Beauty Service N'olaa, Johnnie Ulsprcss, Ferris Beasley, RosaUe W, —MAIN STORE- Partec, Proprietors IP W. M'i- St. . Ap. 5430 are well chosen, they protect Lena Monds, -Prop. Anna Flenard, Operators us. When imcont rolled words Ana Gardner, Operator Elgelhs- Cqrrlng Col-lllbUa. O. Own •—BRANCH STORE— iasue from our lips, they are Annual Patty Recent Event 751 E. Lsag St. - AD. Ml* liable to stab back at us and prove our undoing. New Location The Pierian Coterie club held group for the affair. Cslaa-bas, O. Logan Uo_.i-aii Classic its annual p-rly recently at the t-Wlan Coterie is One of the EXQUISITE MODE BEAUTY SHOP home of Mrs. Francis Dyer, 33 oldest .federated clubs in the Beauty Salon (Former-Leeatloo of Charm House) N. 20th St., Columbus. „• city and contributes to a number 900 Mt. Vernoa - FE. W7t 0 E. LONG ST. FA. ZOH Members and guests enjoyed of charitable organizations. The WOO CsUsnbe., O. IM K. MAIN ST. Complete Beauty Service an evening of singing, games group furnishes and maintalna Specialising le All Phases of Beauty Culture CHARLIE MAE LONG sad and refreshments in a lovely a room ut the old Folks Home, MILLER'S FURNITURE SfORE ANNA BOZEMAN, Props. Props: Birdie Breedlove, Kathleen (Kitty) WUks setting* -• 71 Winner av. »| Vim* Fuuruuiluur, Operators: Loaaae Hassler, 1 Tiie gracious hostess served a __ _" . ._._._.. i,.r.l«,, W..k.„. -..in, M.rki,~ mUo car d Levella Haddock, AUce Petty. Operators: Hattie fierce. Lillian Dldll'rk, dellcioua buffet .upper. The ^^ fl* haakeU te SJsSM TERMS FUSE DELIVERY Leean Wade, Harriet Dsalsp Mabel Mc-aalgbt, Mary Sbelvla president, Mrs. Fannie Eddings, Benjamin Franklin hoapiMU dur- WE BUY AMD SELL expressed the thanks of the ing tbe holiday season. SEC.2—PAGE6 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, JANUARY ta. ISM SATURDAY, JANUARY 13, !_». THE OHIO SENTINEL SEC. 2—PAGE 7 Silver Leaf Club Enjoys Annual Holiday Party Blueprint Polio Benefit Plans Form Club In Miami Area A new Columbus club group, Thursday by housewives in the Tbe armual holiday party of vale party home, Columbua. two long tables, which were at- wer Miami Av, Friendly Neighbor­ Miami av. area of thc Eastside the JSUver Leaf club waa given Place cards of pansy baskets tractively set Centerpieces con- tied hood club, was formed last for the purpose of "uplifting and last Saturday at Elmhurst pri- and green nut cupa adorned the fisted of an assortment of dan Beasie Watkins, Lulu Lagman ot—Detroit, closer relationships between the ns, snapdragons and red J « o n,- Beatrice WiUiams, Mrs. Oliver Redmond, Mrs. neighbor, and betterment of the Fr-n. Burney, >\nna Wood- Mary Jan* Sutton, Mrs. Ada neighborhood.'* a. Rachel Jones, president, ruff. Margaret White, Mary Ed- Broaddus, Mrs. Mary Bcnford, Plan Board L tle Officers elected are Misses presented a gift from the wards. Mary Rodger., India Mra. • **-* Robinson. and Mesdames Vanilla Clark, _» y* Temple, Louise Pepper., Judith Committe* e members included president; Willamae D e v i n e, r Mr Mary 1 Convenes made by Mrs. Ella Holmes. A Johnson.___T__ , -£_._Emm_a -£!____Jemison* ' ," """ *- R-*-***-"- . chairman, vice president; Edith Boyden, turkey dinner waa served. Johneon, Emms Jemison. Meadsmea India Temple, Ells The planning board of Uie secretary; Cora Watts, corres­ The following other club mem- Guests were: Holmes, Emm* Jemison, Fran- BHC Guild met recently ut Uie ponding secretary; Marie Mal­ bera were in attendance and Mrs. Nelson Jenkins. Thomas ces Burney, home of Mrs. M. L. Cash, chair­ lory, financial -secretary; Sarah man, to make arrangements for Canty, treasurer; Hattie Foust, chaplain. White Rose Club Formal Is Given In Dayton Ail neighbors have not been contacted as yet, thc group an­ Mi--wi.ii. <•.. Floyd Tote, Jame* nounced this week, but those II Hill and Martha Gate wood. who would like to participate Mrs, J, E. Henson is serving as chairman of public relations,

Ihese ladies blueprinted plans for Paxey Play school PTA's 4th annual educaUonal program Greene meeting is Saturday, to be given at Beatty Recreation,Center Sunday, Jan. 31, at 3:30 p. m. Seated, from left; Erelyn Mrs. Oscar W. pi p, at 8 p. m. at the home McCampbell, general program chairman; Doris Smith, general finance chairman; Helen Paxton, dent of the guild. .' Boyden, 215 .Miami av. school director, and GetUs Dixon, co-chairman of food committee. Standing are Rebecca Hamil­ ton, chairman ef hostesses, and Burlean Peters, food chairman. Not shown Is Jean Watson, gen­ eral ehalrmaa of the program. Proceeds will be shared by polio fund and youth group of Nat'l Asa'n o_ Negre Musicians. See story. MY LITTLE MARKET Four years ago, the director and PTA member- of a Columbus nursery school de­ cided to.do what they could to broaden themselves socially, culturally and Hpiritually Short Ribs ...... lb. 23c To do this they looked around the community for individuals merit.IIK public prei.ei.ta- tion—and found them. - Weiners lb. 39c Hence, each year thereafter, * — — Ground Beef 3 lbs. 1.00 Helen Paxton, the achool's dl- Paxey Play iool PTA. have to present a i of general All Populsr Brsads of Bear & Win. al Cut Rate Price. - rector, nnd members of the shared with public their an- public Inter, nual educational program tea. charged no Featured guests have been stead issued' "DELIVERY SERVICE Members of Dayton's White Usee club were hostesses te a cabaret style formal last, jveek at Naomi Hooker Chamberlain, ship neat brown envelopes with QUALITY MEATS AND GROCERIES the Demor-atic elnb. Maalc waa by Buddy Webb and bla band with Dr.. Mutual Acting a* Master presently a speech therapist in tho gentle ulUmatum—"fill them 351 N. WASHINGTON AVE. — AD. tW*3 of eeremealea. Clab mater Includes Esther Sine r, president; Margaret SimBioos. vies president; Rochester, N. Y., und daughter with money and return them." Open I A. M. Til 7:30 P. M. -tary; Fraaeea Martin, treasurer, and Gladys Seaman. Affair was plan- JOHNSON of local realtors Mr, and Mrs. This year will witness the Samuel Hooker; Eleanor Hicks, combination of both efforts—an ife of prominent Bupti-iautis't min- educational program tea pre­ Rev. 11. Beech,.* Hi, senting guest artists, the youth MEATS ML Oli Bupti of the Nat'l Ass'n of N« Newlyweds 1Mb oad; MarUia gro Musicians, Inc., under direc- HURRY! HURRY! To The 2nd Family Roundtable EAST MARKET Attn Dale, a _-*a ' Play school tion of Mrs. Are Arnold with pro- alumnae teenugi presentcd in ceeds going to both the NANM STANDS NOS. 2, 3 *. 10 By Elvis-. A.-Ball Are Feted piano recital in I.)',.). nd the current March of Dimes ANNIVERSARY SALE Twice before in th Cor. Miami t\ history of the school, this sum npaif The i - Free basket of groceries given to person holding held Sunday, Jan. 3:30 DEAR MISS BAU I am 21 years old, and live w With Party what they could to help in the lucky number. Tickets i-sued with every order "d his family. Since cominj to live with th. annual' March' of Dime. i p. m. at Beatty Rei I SPRINGFIELD. — Mrs. ArUe paign. Their way of helping of $5.00 or more. Big valuea on all merchendiae. go, I party while he ter, 247 N. Ohio av. wafi home on furlough. We" began

SATURDAY. JANUARY 23. 1-84 THE OHIO ______3EC.»—PACE* SEC-1—l*AOJ » THE OHIO SEI-TlNEI. M______t Mig*e______iB 1954 Furniture Offers Great Array Of New Styles Rev. Henry Payden Observes 1st Anniversary The line between traditional CLEVELANDutV—Jtev. Henry hs. The churcb waa on n and modern furniture continues In all, some 10 clubs were cembor, tha rolls allowed a re­ J. Payden, formerly of Colum­ downgrade spiritually and formed during the year, includ- sounding increase of 811 new to soften. This la more evident bus, observes hia firstanniver­ cially and me'mb e r a h 1 p of the church, an organ had than ever in Ihe new' furniture Jaibrary chib, which es- mcpibcrs. In order to . sary thia month as pastor of was falling off. been purchased and paid for. tablished the church s lending date the Sunday crowds that stylea introducled at the 1804 Greater Abyi* inia Baptist winter -markets. Today's fumi< Undaunted by the seemingly One phase of hts program library. In April a Saturday overflowed tho once sparsely lure, regardless of ita design hopeless situation, Rev. Payden was directed ot getting more night radio program was added filled building, new seats had to be added in the balcony. A num­ i-i.*t ontemporary in fee-l­ formulated an energetic new and utility. progrom for the church and list of activities. ber of portable chairs were else When the yimngr minister waa purchased. During 1854 then started 12 months of hard railed to the chinch In January, Sunday morning. He also or* The church's greatest mo­ work which was to see many of THE MEMBERSHIP was also ment came when the year of , the best display of new furniture (053, Greater Abyssinia had ganixed a Young Adult Usher wen without a-.pastor (or 14 his plans become reality. Board. growing. From Jatiua ry to De- progress wan climaxed With the te industry haa burning of the mortgage t There wiU, how- 8-0,000 budding which wss pur­ tlc style chased in 1847 under the pastor­ changes, but rather u refining ship of Uie late Kev. J. It. of styles already very popular. Woman's Day Is Observed At Plummer, founder. The moHt popular styles will Abysainia's hbrd working | be modem, French provincial The Far Esstera I • is e-pressed and 18th grouping from the 11 rolleeUon. Made front aeleeted Friendship Baptist Church ,1-.,-. the white maple, flalah la and eboay. The pnlfa. aa ease By DORIS WARE every Sundoy except thc first church, Columbus. pieces are pewterissd solid ass. Greaplag la equally effective i.i,. of the month, a musical pro­ anufacturer will intro- Women's day was observed One ith apbebitered hesdbosrd and U flac example af dramatis Sunday ut Friendship Baptist, gram called the "Spiritual '"line called "Quaker Hour" will be presented at the tr 442 E. Donaldson st., Columbus. inudern." This group adapts f^ *"i Activities started ut 8:30 a. m. churcli. Sunday-evening, the Jr. some of Uie practical simplicity wilh Mra. Gertrude Hill in Usher' Board will present the of our ancestors and combines interest' with homes and our way of living. charge of Sunday school. Zionettea quarteL Thc public ia Bryce Florist it with current day functions Invited. Finest la Flowers _ Lept.; Bishop J. O. Patterson, host; Ra- Tap P. Css. la Salle Wine Stores eede vllh i • III l..dt», Nylon Heee41.lt pair BEGINNING AT 8:30 p. m. tho«c who worship here*' Att'y George Hanson, Chicago. « E. Sisrss, - HI S. Hltt. ii-.ll cabinets with threads are also very AI.e CStldres'. Sseks ss. ra large dressera Favored colors are Kel Mas'a liiev.s la that offer a va- lipatick rod and the GOODWIN'S igements are just beiges, 'The Church And Its Mission' Rev. Fhemister, Friendship PwoaO FrsiU. V.K.I.UM PAUL'S the features that add LEATHER, WITH i.-o.- ..... M..I. 1_54 furniture. handsome look, will Ope. Dill. *:» A. M. TU T8 E. L..« St... I •*. 0t iianufacturer will intro- „,„,.-. often on table tops, chaii II p. St. - Ksu-Hsys I A. M Bethany Sermon Series Theme Song Groups At Tabertiacle 8 AM I. 11.-0 PM. i "experiments) group" coverings and sofas. The dur TU 11 P.ItMl By LOl INL EMORY of furniture make able qualities of leather and Its By DORIS WARE itbination, living, lutural beauly have made it •The Church and IU Mifflfton" which Mrs. Koosevclt Crawford Sunday services at Friendship ,l,d : avorite with many uf today is the theinc .Revi'A. 1... .*.,.• • ,,n. is director. The sermon was de­ Baptist, Columbus, were opened back-Oar. has s(, pastor of Bethany Baptist, Co- livered by the pastor. Seven by Early Caldwell, superinten­ Jeery Brown'. Frail Jefferson and Mt. Vernon The 1951 stylea 1 lumbus, ia using for a series of new members were added to Uie dent of the Sunday school, who O. Vegetable Mill. CONFECTIONERY "* W**. a dlnmgj.ble. yjg, 7"^__gS_7'C* church, six of them for the ordi­ was back after a long illness. MNII, Promts I, FrslU will play an importai all furniture items and styles, nance of baptism. "Try Your God" was the sub­ Sinn, 94 — —,., M.uk.l B__ 4 VV... Ts Carry O-t trie new 1851 furniture McKenny, f This is what the FRIENDSHIP Flowers on the pulpit Sunday ject of Rev. Jackson Lowery, Florida'Parker, "Mary Ann Da­ h assistant pastor, "at morning .--•J..?.-nutural woo!±d' i^.nr...r;.nu".n-"i. _;___ BAPTISf CHURCH worship. Music was rendered by vis, Hattle Harris, Mattie Bus­ lamca like sable and •. Its iH'toming moie and the Jubilee choir, accompanied sey, Pauline Fcaster and Katie New emphasis will lifficult lo distinguish be- "The I.ittlr t .iiir.b -V. ilh Hart J«*hnaon. Sunduy -uft-jruoun the senior by Leon Anthony, and the Loyal lUpdem snd traditional The Blr'Welcome" Indies chorus, accompanied by BARNHT - re. Today all"furniture' is Sunday School: 9:30 A. M. huir and Uie mule ohorus of Frank Black's Market Belli participated Mrs. Ann Toles. . ' . OCR CREED—"Happiness is THE I.ATI: porary either in appuar- Devotional*; 10:30 A. M. Fresh Fish •> Poultry "Gospel lu Song" proj At 3 p. m. the Jubilee choir the only good. A place' to be .«72 Mt. Varaaa Avs. - function. It ia conatrucl- Worship Service: 11 A. M. Quality Meat a. Groceries Eft. l'uul AME. and male chorus went with Rev. huppy is here; thc time to be MAS. D. A. WHITTAKER MARKET Evening Worship: 7 P.M. Frank Flemistcr, one of Friend­ h;ipp.v is now, the way to be aad ConOctiona Prayer Meeting, Wednesdays, Sunduy evening Rev. L. A. OF EN DAILY * SUNDAY Fries, bass, ciuntry etga, Liiws ot S. Carolina wua guest ship's young minister-, to Shiloh happy is to help make others -'RANK BLACK. Owtaor Furniture In who!essle It retail. Chick... ^7-8 P. U. ^ Rr Ml. Varna. .1 17th happy. To be without a church Whittaker&Sons Columbu,. Ohio SMALLWOOD MARKEI tlrrsst-ul while jtttt wait. Fresh Rev. R. T. Gleavea, Pastor in Ihe inc.,rung services. is dangerous." '54 Biggest Qualllv Meat. A The pastor is asking that Funeral Home, Inc. "each member got bu.sy with a NEW CHURCH AND auxi Williams Grocery Open Eve. A Sunders soul saving program" und he officers were installed Su For tine portraits call 720 E. LONG ST. Fhoae Orrlers Receiver! ning by the pastor, Re 487 Garfield Ave. Lawson Poultry Market Toa'ra hlways WsKeau reels the "best place lo start" Carters Studio, Fe. 6509, EVergreen 9549 FUT-ERSTONE'S Bargain Yet FA. 0431 ia in the weekly prayer service T. Glei he Following Funeral osorrioa, MssU. CMIMIIMI 788 E. UUi Ave. • KL. ZSCT At 768 E. Long at.. Columbua. SOS ML Vernon Ava. held every Wednesday night at Sunday, Jen. 24, beta 11 .nd J. MARKET During 1054 there will be little FREE DELIVERY •ii.nl by our .taff Isae-Bff Will.-—, rirap. Columbus, Ohi. 2ND BAPTIST CHURCH the church at 8 o'clock. Myers and congreg. 181 cbange in the price ut furniture. William uv Sa vu-i.lt I SM N. 1STH ST. fA. OSS* RALPH LAWSON, Prop. 188 N. 17t_ St. AU news Items, must Ije re­ pear at Friendship on behalf of MURPHY. Har-d Lewis: 514 Homemskers will be getting the Pastor's Aid Clrcl Colaat-M, Ot* ceived by Uiia reporter no later Jefferson Ave. Died Jan. 7. Ser­ their biggest baigains in furni­ than Sunduy morning of the ture tins year, according to vices Jan. 11. Interment, Ever­ Vegetables, Mea ta Churcb School: lill A. It. week Uiey are to appear. CaU will be a twin sermon delivered FUNERAL DIRECTORY green Park. by Revs. Frank Flemistcr and Smith's Confectionery Moraing Worship, 10:46 A. U GARNER, William Thomas; B... _ Wis* Te Caa-y o.t 1878 Granville St. • FL. 13*8 .A. J. Andrews from CROSBY SUSSMAN-SON Evening Worship, 7:48 P. B At 8:30 p. m. the spiritual 1280 Hawthorne Ave., Apt. K. w..t.«... SAM.. ie r. M Groceriee, Meats, Confections FUNERAL HOME Died Jan. 9. Services Jan. 13. St..*-., 8 A. M. . 8 P. M Dally lAM.Uir, M. - Quality Masts snd Croeerie. C F. JENKINS hour will feature Thc Rosebud 1072 E. Loo* St. quartet under sponsor-hip of Interment, Union Cemetery. on* «-• P. tt EIJZAHK8 RANSOM and POPULAR BRANDS BEEJt tk WINE Dr. Stewart Religious FA. 1555 OOODNE1., Mttlf-lla: 3319 Oak- Compared with other Indus TO CARRYOUT the Church Aide club. ALMA DEWS, Preps. tries, the furniture industry ii dale Ave. Died Jan.'11. Services WE DELIVER 10»2 MT. VERNON AVE. . Columbu., O. . EV. 2561 Sunday school teachers w BROOKS doing an outstanding job of giv­ Jan. 16. Interment, Evergreen Emphasis Wk. Speaker hold a meeting at the church FUNERAL HOME INC. ing good values and at the same W. Deliver , Park. 1108 E. Lu-nuj St. time maintaining a price level COME TO Cil-l-KNu-UQRO, N. C. — Rec­ FE. 1411 MASON. Lillls B.J 1536 Menlo The homemaker may be con SHILOH BAPTIST* ord breaking audiences partici­ Place. Died Jan. 11. Services fident that the furniture ah* pated in annual Religious Em- ST.CLAIR CARRY OUT CHURCH Jan. 14. Interment. Sllvercreel. buys toduy will be worth mun MAYHU6H fc SON WILLIAMS & McNABB Cemetery, Jatneslown, Ohio. SOS St. Clair Ave. Columbus, O. FA. 0322 Hamilton at Mt. Vernoa Ave than she pays for it. .1. MT. VERNON AVE. . the church. MORTUAKY, INC. LEK, Mary M.| 17« Richmond Groceries, Meats, Confections, Ice Cream Columbus, Ohio FUNERAL HOME Ase., Apl. 6. Died Jan. 12. Ser­ Win. .nd B.rr t. Curry Out OPEN SUNDAY FROM . A. M. UNTIL I. A. M JAMES W. PARRISH 818 E. Lang St. vices Janr 15. Interment, Ever- Minister Community Baptist Prop. LEON B. BOLDEN Another Utility Feature TS. Stare aid, Tie Friessel, A!...... Visit Nest Sunday EV. 9521 1:15 A. M Radio Broadcasl Church Project Q-.l.t, M..t. ... l-.e.ri., __ M.I., M. Markesli, Rer. Fifedrtea Butler, nufaclurer has 8 A. M. Cburch School ifi-. Olivet uapi-SL Uiurcii tell, UvcrpMl, (..kl., i,., c..,.W.tl. U 11 A. M. Church At Worship Pastor -I- Founder MRS. D. A. WHITTAKER 11 A. M. (Continued Church "NO CREED BUT CHRIST" Community Dining Room AND SON, INC. WELL'S FISH MARKET School for Children) SmsU 1_9 E. Spring St. FUNERAL HOME headboard. TTie vanity "The Best In Home 720 E. Long St. plete with light- and nay I - left with Cynthia's Floral Shop NORFOLK, VIRGINIA, FRESH DRESSED F|SH competent workers while Cooked Foods" EV. 9S49 proof surface. 9 A. M. - The Church at Sludy "If Its Flouvr,, you worahip '- _ ROSATI SUPER MARKET 10:45 A, M. * The Church at BARGAIN BOXES C. D. WHITE & SONS Saipaneals Kvery Thar* * Sat « P. M. Baptist Training Soy ll With Ours" Som Boat • Ocean Pan Treat DANIEL HOONE CLEANER*. 600 E. MAIN ST. Columbua, O. Worship — 8 P. M. - Baptist FUNERAL HOME Union — FuU Time Program Training Union — 7:30 P. M. - No. land! 1217 Mt. Vernon Ave.' (rockers It Porgies t Day Service of Christian Education Floweni For All Occasions WUI Take Lay aWay Orders WILL OPEN A SUPER MARKET The Churcb at Worship EV. 1514 Pickup A Delivery Community Playground jjHy Phone Oa Monday. Taeaday • at the corner of N. Nelson Rd. and E. Broad SL Tbe Abeve List Is.l.l.l l.'ilvwide Dellverr MM ML Veroea Ave. in the storeroom formerly occupied by Rice's. Members Ol Tb. Columbu. 1400 HAWTHORNE AVE. EV. 2SSS * Columbus, O. Fssersl Ass — 887 E. Lang Si. - FA. 4500 EV. 7276 WATCH THIS NEWSPAPER FOR TNE OPENING DAK •stZC^—f-A THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY. JANUARY 23. 1DS4 SATURDAY, JANUARY 23, 1954 THE OHIO SENTINEL SEC. 2—PAGE 11

Caldwell Plans For Youth Week New Scout Troop Organized The Sentinel's local And National Viewpoints By BVBX D. Lt'SKAK _narles Hayei I the panelists, reived his honorable "80 Send I You," national At 7.45 p. m., Nelson N_wao_ »-!HI* At Union Grove Bapt. Church Columns e Editorials o Features theme lot Youth week, will key- ts_ the Spring St. YMCA will matriculating at Ohio Stale uni- •_ muitrntsiA TAYl_»K Sunday for tbe 3unshir EDITORIAL SECTION J • address by Rev. Rich- -.peak on "Youth On th* Fortala v e r a 11 y . . . The MUalohary »' ^XMBTtNA TATLO*

Cay,, director of religious ' • New Era." Mtfiic lor the Dept:* shattered al] precedents Union Grove Baptiat, Colum- GJJluliaT oU t^nchSTol the Mil. vities at Ohio Wraleyan ur youlh'choir, under direction ot their annual state tea last Sun- Scout troop, ewlNoy. 202organize, whicdh Borey­ . ' "iL!___£ versity, at 11 a. m. Sunday, Ja Mn Nr. 20? which TL ^S******** al Caldwell Temple"AME *- Rhenelta M. Davis. *• day. Mias Georgia Woods, ad- ceived its. charter hint week. The Scholarship wiU'ob- 7.n*n Columbua. • • • i visor Jor the Young Women's Leaders of the 40 member Iroop day, Jan. 31,. with presentation ? During Christian Endeavor MIDWKM WORSIM", a ao- Missionary Sixiely, was general are Clarence Dub-oar, Pinckney of Rev. Clyde'Adama of FL hour at tf p ra a panel discus- c'-*' turn basketball games are chairman. Mrs. Pearl Jones is -Willis. Robert Tayh I Cleve- Wayne, Ind., as guest apeaker. aion is scheduled on "My Trio included in activities for Youth president of th? Adult Society land Parker. By John B. Comb:omb-s 8 r 1 Speaking of Politics to Uie United Nations" Spencer ****, J«**- Hl-Feb. 7. As a spe- » "-" Mi* * Shirley Davis superin- Rev. Phale D. 1 _Pv _ s_! **••••• annual talent«faow Friday, Gregory, EUen Rogers and" *-'*•*• P«,-l*fC*p Ihe youth have tendent of the Buds of Promise, conducted dedicate box of snp- be given in three divisions, _3 S P 1TE part, Uiat the 100.ii Gci.'l A..- ! plies for the AME Zion M speech, voice end instrumental. P 1 e y aa eat compeneatiea law. Willi. school m -Africa . . . Unit D the ri-iing sembly gave unemployed work- They anabbed ns and tbe unem­ that The basketball team will go Iud- ft un 'era a "paltry" Sl* increase, ployed in Toledo. "It's tbe daty meets at the hoihe of Mi Rev. Hines, Congregation In to FL Wayne, Ind.. Jan. _J. ployed of the state. New we are Georg« H. Bender for nomina­ THE TROLLEY e m p 1 o y- while giving Ohio employers a of the Legislature to aet Imme­ Mrs. William Ltllard, SAYING Or THE WEEK — la a real meaa whleh will re­ tion to the U. S. Senate recalls SIS Mt. V-rnon Ave. Rich at., at a.30 p. m. ment in this reduction in unemployment diately to help bead off any real quire sperlal remedial legtsla- Education is not given for the state, Ohio compensation tax contributions another aitniiar incident among Opsn 24 Hour. Daily Jan. 22. Newly-elected !__:_ Services At Second Baptist purpoae of earning a living; it'a Republicans several years ago. are Ruth, Alex and i Senate lead* ••* the amount of approximately president; By HATTT--K B. KKOMOND Irs. Bessie Stanley gave Ute learning'what to do with a liv- ers turned a -M0 million. •'Ohio unewploy- After the prolonged discus­ Supreme Court Justice Harold Vageuble Mate Irene Peters, vice president: euton review. ing after you earn it.—Lincoln. Burton of Cleveland bucked the Kdtth Mahan, secretary; Helen Rev. T. H- Hines, paator of deaf ear |o- went' eompenastlon law la wee- LEADING THE opposition to sion, majority floor leader Stan­ Special Noonday At 10:4fl a. m. morning devo- —.„.•, -.' ward a rec- felly^ inadequate te care fer ley Mechem (R, Nelsonville) organization, which bad en­ Peaks, assistant secretary; Centenary Methodist, his con- the resolution was Sen. David. dorsed Dudley White for nomi­ Featare Frances Rosser, corresponding gregation and choir will be hen. alter which the _)|j|oh CredH U-iOH o m pi enda- needa of unemployed workers Mck Ferguson (R, Cambridge), moved that it be aent to the l chorus rendered a selec- linn dekighed *,,d their families,'* it stated, Rules Committee, where it died nation to the Senate. Burton Complete Meal. secretary; John Alexander, guests of the Missionary Society notorious foe of all progressive went on to win the nomination, Fra -asurer; Ruby Luaear, chap- of 2nd Bapiiat, Columbus, Sun- to ' snfeguard It further maintained that legislation, who labeled unem­ Without further action. Thurman, Mgr, Tiplt>ynient Is not Inherent' and then defeated former Sen. ployment compensation sa noth­ Robert J. Buckley, his Demo­ Uin; Virgil Davis, aergcant-at- day afternoon,' Jan. 31, in an ^'^i^cue_t The In our American way ef j nd ing but a "dole . . . tbe dole PROM THE ATTITUDE Re­ cratic opponent, in the general ai. ns.. . Annual banquet of the Evangel--..- -,e.v„... At 7.;itl V i>_- ' Vr ,'„ .", •',' t..mi rfed by Baptist which led Great Britain down publican senators took on the men's chorua will Uke place in p. m. an inspirational song - 1 swept away can be alleviated by sound election. Prof. J. C. Lemons. h** ** i tobm B. Combe thc road to ruin." important resolution, it appears the cburch dining room Satur- vice wiU be conducted by by the, cur­ progressive governmental S.ixb. kicked over the GOP BOSLEY'S that they are not in accord with evening, Jan. 23. Dewey choirs uf 2nd Baptist, assisted The pastor, Rev. C. F. Jei rent wave of jeblessneas. tlee." "And some crackpota waat to traces when he entered the con­ 1 Pres. Elsenhower's pledge to by gu, Odessa kins, spoke on "Christianity In lead ua down the same reed," test, but politics being the pecu­ QUICK LUNCH Time of Storm." The Legislature, in special he bellowed furiously. prevent a "boon and bust" of session' lust week lor the pur­ JlMiiNi; TO Tin. defenae liar game that it is, who knows SS Mt VERNOPs AV Al 7 l.i p. m. worship mus Replying to Ferguaon, Sen. be election of new 6f- pose of setting up a iSOO million of the motion, Sen, Charles Car­ but ha may ..ucceed in whipping Cl.u..., Ok,. was by the senior choir and tl rports of lost year' ney (D, Youngatown) urged the Edward Dell (D, Middle-own)- In his atate of tbe union mes- the organisation aa Burton did? ers and rept highway bond -issue, approved asserted, "We canaet, we dai CLOT1NE5 sermon by Rev. Jenkins. ilvities. Tne meeting is from by tbe votera last November, aage, in reference to staving off It la generally known that CHICKEN SHACK Revival Services Al" Preceding morning worship o 8 p. m. Samuel D. Hooker -tele-tracked a resolution asking a depression. Pres. Ike said, Cong. Bender ia not in very "We rely op the good sense aad I*H. ft. Goodale St. Rev. Jenkins gave highligli president, Pompey A. Davis it to consider taking eom'e ac­ unemployment" probl< good standing with a majority Oakley Av. Baplist local knowledge of the commu­ of the county GOP bosses. And Bar-Be-Cue Oar Speeialtr Tbe Floest Is Uie midwinter sessiosion oofi me treasurer, and Rev. James W. tion to cope with the tense un­ Himself a labor represents* SEN. JOSEPH BARTUNEK ival Nat'1 Baptist Com ntion, which Parrish, minister. nity and will therefore decen­ his endorsement by the GOP Home Cooked Foods employment situation. live, Carney further contended (D, Cleveland), minority floor tralise administration aa much services at Oakley Av. Baptist he attended last state organisation two weeks DAVE GOODMAN, Mgr -eels la H- (en|enafy Met-OlKst Sponsored isintly by the that the Bureau of Unemploy­ leader, capped the heated de­ ** possible so that the aervfees ago waa seen in thia light by one Opes tA Hour* DaUy church. Columbus, this week ia Springs. ment Compensation figures of llr MATTIC Kl T11 WHITE Demo e ratte -alae-Mtet, tbe bate, saying, "la laat years gen-" ef government may be closer te House member during thc spe­ Rev. L. V. Booth, editor and * * * resolution urged Republican 115,000 unemployment compen­ be observed "Heaven and' Hell" WiU' be era! session we tried desperate­ you and thaa serve you better." publisher of Ohio Baptist News MEN'S DAV wil senator- le lean with Deaao- sation applications only partially ly to get the Republican major­ and pastor of Zion Baptist Cm- Sunday, Feb. 28, cral- la rrt-iie.t-ng tbe gover- reflects the real level of job* ak, bet he's our skunk, se B. W. SUNSET •-'in a*. ity to Join with us ia a mare backed him for the nomfaaa- cinnatL ' WadWadee aos chairmachairman . . -. Wvdnu - ner to eall a special session te lessneaa in th\e state. humane aad realistic anem- Southern Tea Dr. I—u,lh spoke at 11 a. m. day al « p. In. regular meeting laing-.t.. Coiuhlbus. enact Ir'gUUttoa te laereaae Also strongly backing the kervice'Sunday Irom the au_ u_ the Missionary-X'.cly will be Bev. -loina. H. Htr_>, pastor, •nempl'iytaeat eompenaatloa titled Room jert, "The Secret 'ol Ihe Chris- held at the home ol the presi- will deliver r sernio . and for the development tt a King (D, Toledo), who claimed Han's I-ower." At —vening wot- dent. Mrs. Odessa Allen. 1«0 "HssWl. at the 11 a. standby work program. that the technicalities of the un­ SonU-crn Myir I uuiuug ship he spoke, on "What the ML Vernon av. . . . Thursday vie. and at tile 8.p. In. THE It ESDI, IJ TION said, in employment Isw make for slow TBSociety Oar Specialty Chicken Dinners Every World Needs." at 7:30 p. m. prayer serVice will ne wiU speak on "Hell. All Kind. Of Sandwiaacs , Special njusic Ipt.thc day will _undsy Home Fried Pie. Is invited to at- be held . . . One ol -id Baptist! Barbecued Ribs, Complete end the Noon-day young Wn--ua^ Mc";b«--pioy.tle_^y__4_c.ftsflior choir ' 618 £. LONG ST. HEALTH FORUM leal* A Short Orders Served mgs are held each Daniels, 13, 11 be presented in an^______'i.c.orus^, , ,_ ___, Home Cooked Pies OBSERVATIONS Makes Film 24 Hears DaUy ome of Mra. Fran-' his first rec Plate Lunches, 1 S. Highland av. . Capital 1 iversity. He i_ wing Adult Fellowships will 11* N. 17TH ST. Al 1-ssi St lt Sandwiches pianisL eet Sunda/at 5*30 and fl p. m. The Goapel chorus will spon- still tbs net. Pine Forge Choir >r a social . Friday - evening, Cartby iK, Wis.) was sddresstng the American Legion Available Mill IN MEMBERS — Mrs. lion in Sl. Lenls he paid tribute to his "bosom friend," Frank • DoUie Starks, Mrs. Anntibclle in. 22, at 7 in the downstairs "Slow down. Slow cUwrn." At Dayton Church Jones, Mrs. Htltli DIP kin .un. nit of thi i :.••. ch Mrs. Harriet Kenya, former Wisconsin state I.egioB commander. "Stand np. 4N>U| _*_ltJ. and __•;--• Prank, ao everyoe These*words are uttered aa *'*>•*&* S3r_h.SoitimerviIle, Colleen president. James Wilson, hero of the new — •-•j lii.|»wi. oe *-,r»*rerib- the oat gaily. There i EASTSIDE CAB CO. I" Milchelj, Miss. Linda TB movie, "Two Lives," f-r i_.li-.ii-.-a.., Exls«4> ...--.-.J, ••if m*\4tottoi .--p'*loP_ t« p. Easl My MFS. watches his modern grandchil­ ft-"*-. M. BniSha _e-.it.-J Naa-tk Pew, SSI E. Ung .,., Csauaa- dren play wilh miniature trains. UUia Messrs'. Willigm A memo being atrcslated ameug'msmbecs ef the committee •-!»?•.»• - _•/ Stewi staff at Kepeblutcan headquarters ta Washiagton saya: "Two Lives" Is a. 12 mmute . 34. Harper, George Gilt black and white sound film new­ Often, here and the The appearing Mra. Nlxon.br. ta need ef a good reliable maid—someone middle aged for beeaework aad whe Is good at taking care of tbe chil­ ly purchased by the Columbus feel that barbiturates ar throughout Tuberculosis Society for loan to To an old physician like me —~ Ohio and the midwest during a dren. The maid will need to live in the Nixon home. There will FE. 5511 need te be some cooking but none for entertaining." Tbe memo, all clubH and org anita tion H foolish. To be sure I always do • two week tour of the area. The tfuMile%&X. according te newspaper stories, went out In response te a eall throughout the cily and county. the literature another, and most sensible peo­ public is Invited to attend the ports of persons who took so Ethan Temple recital. KONGOLENE from the vice president'- efflee. With the opening acene, the ple can be trusted to take these story flashes back to the Gay- much of some barbiturate thot drugs without trying to injure Ihey had to be hoapitali/ed to Th. Original "Sen. i. Glenn, BeaU (R, Md.) charges darkly that staff Ms period when James Wilson themselves. As I remember, the Hair Str.i.ht.n.r courted his bride, established a get them off the drug, but in 22 legislators went ahead anyway; member, of tbe Dept. of Agriculture have been gneet writing years I have seen only half a You csn _« s wsterptoof job speeches for critics of Sec'y ef Agriculture Exra T. Benson. A home, became a father, and fell they disregarded the advice of victim lo TB. dozen persons whu seemed dan­ • nd your h.ir will as-/ Hr.igr.1 Washington wit suggcets that Beafl feels aarc ao man could get the experts and passed the -re­ Enlivened by the morals and gerously habituated to barbitu­ IR Columbus... for 20 days or more. into aa much trouble aa Beaeon bai without Inside help."—News­ rates and they hud taken the strictive law. letter from Rep. M-KMWM (D. WaalL). manner- ot the late 1800s, the My feeling "Men of Distinction Follow this Directory For ilr.ijhieninj ihortet film is a dramatic portrayal of medicine in excessive amounts that i imndi (up IO t tn.lir.i .sk i lil Undcrser'y af thc Treasury W. Kandolpb Burgess saya the Wilson's struggle wilh tubercu­ the . • brains To Better TonsorLa! Service" losis and his eventual victory. („ Kongolcnc .1 *oj di_ encnt-sa of whether a 15 percent decline In the country's econo­ balls" to begin with. all day ii a way lhat the Good store Usconlv nl,belli.r my con*.tllute* a "receaaloa" nr a "readjustment" la a "matter HIS "SECOND LIFE" pro­ They were the sort of undis­ 1-ord nev intended us to, and Pierce's Barber Sbop SAX'S BARBER SHOP StiU leading .fl" 40 < of taste." If it's under 15 percent yoa mlgbt taste a steak once vides the principal theme of the ciplined people who, when given a year. If It's over you'll ga a long time before you taste any- story. After a tragic relapse, a dozen pills, are likely to swal­ i, noisy apartments low them all in a few hours. Ac­ Complete Barber Service 653 Harrison Ave. following hospitalization, Wilson and wiggly trains to Doing Basineas At Our tually, when 1 told them to stop, Men, Women, Children's learned how to be patient, A de* they .lopped. They had no witli- ally NEW LOCATION 'y of Defease Wilson told ministers of tbe 14 nation N. termined and measured effort have to take . .VII C. Long SL Haircut ting — facial. E Treaty Council In Paris thst tbe V. S. la willing to share enabled him to break with his npto; engineering career, which de- ith morphine. Ita atomic, accrets If Congress approves. The next dsy Pres. My experience has been that all my life, and I have yet to inded lir litless endurance, Elsenhower told his prei g conference be does net contemplate IhiHisunds of persons have taken regret doing so. I do not know Hslr -ult.og WHALEY BARBER disclosing any information even to allies, that would reveal how thu bottom of the of anyone among my patients SUO'S H..r„ 7.M A. It. SHOP barbiturates pretty Steadily for atomic weapons are made. This come* a week after the appoint- ludder : of i 20 or -0 years without getting who ever became dangerously .1.1—tson's Barbershop fill tr laat st meat of a public relations maa to the White House staff lo *'har­ habituated to the drug BARBER SHOP Complete Barber Service I l*0r«»CHEMICAl.CO,_c 1 the hubil, without running the 32. E «lk A.a I 204 WIST 124th STKHTl monise'' government staUmeata. U. 675 E. Long SL Bsrtsa—: ated pati- i of I Ires. Turner Is ISulh Jttae. SSI MEW YOUK CITY fK without developing liny depen­ Complete Barber Service I Preaid-ntl-J Press Sec'y June* Hagerty blithely told report- DELUXE FACIALS dence on Uie drug. I have known Barb-M — Su. Holm... era. In announcing a policy of steering defense contracts Into Albert Johnson WILMS WHALEY. Fr.p. persons who, after a day of hard areas of unemployment, that thia "is the first time a national speaker. Requests should be work in the office, had t Set Date 01 Annual administration has tried is de something about IL" Prea. Tru­ made immediately to the Co­ .1,-eping pi)) but who, when o u_sra l_* *How about YOU Mom?" man having bad such a policy in 195Z, what Hagerty probably lumbus Tuberculosis Society. vacation or fishing trip, forgot YMtA Dinner Meeting NEW LOCATION n_c*at,wa* that this waa the first time a Republican sdmlalatrs- . flirt BROGSDAIi'S tleit bad tried to de aomeihlag about une.rap-oyn.cnl. all about the "drug and didn'l THOMPSON BARBER SHOP able throi Ch Columbua ' take it until they got back to a BARBER SHOP H.e "The fa. desk piled high with annoy* Formerly Mt. Vernon-St. Clslr s_arber Shop ••Remember," said Tom Dewey, "thst the words Truman Feb. l«s*4 MT. VERNON AVE., Near 18th SL aide Sti>r> 621 E. Long SL snd Democrat mean bungling our country into war and the lack i the medical the Central YMCA SEVEN CHAIR SHOP 'a-ial. ana Scalp lreaueaatt ef courage ar tbe capacity either lo win the war ee te wia a aspects of TB but presented in England to pass a law auditorium, according to Att'y Complete Barber Service A Specialty trace." .After all, everybody knows Presidents Roosevelt and easy-tounder stand, graphic -Id make it difficult for Ray E. Hughes, chairman of the Mas, Women and Children'* Hair Cettlag aad Styling ('clinic Willi*- -teynolda bulldiag oil sad niiled min.'ials! struansa and Geu. Marshall had mtthlng te do witb the unpleas- form; "Unsuspected," a dra­ people o get barbiturates, Sir dinner committee. A Specially and W. 1. Buber. Barbers aa-aesa between 1HI aed IMS. ' matic narrative featuring a for­ James Purves Stewart, the Other member- un the corn- Ladies Hair Bobbing, Scalp Treatment, Deluxe Facials Co-op.* t» , SCOTT'S EMULSION mer Columbus family and show­ great neuropsychiatrist, asked mittee are Raymond Jackson, Barbers: Charles Dadley, Andrew Harris, Damon Lynch, BARBER SERVICE A federal official ia Washington, according to a newspaper ing how community resources the legislators not to put such a J«**in Emmons, Mrs. .Lucy Fort, Wilbur Long, Chester E. Sharp; JOHN THOMPSON, Prop. NATURAl HIGH ENERGY TONIC aepaa-t, haa a sign oe his desk which reads, "If yee can keep combine to fight TB, and "Rod­ law on the statute books. He Mrs, Mabel Tidm Dayton yeer heed whea til abeet you are Using theirs, yen simply don't ney," a cartoon film by Walt said that those few people Who Erby and James W Disney In Technicolor. are bound to commit suicide flan ______•_ .cki THE OHIO ______SATURDAY. JANUARY 13. tOt* SEC, a—PAI SATURDAY, JANUARY 23. 19S4 THE OHIO j__jt__P. VSr-vCE^ EDITORIALS _rVitP«TEJ5 Smttf Is Where You Find tt WKKK IN AND week out the telephones in tnts newspa- " per*s offices jangle frequently with calls front irate citizens protesting the content of a semi-libel sheet out of N. Jersey which we will not dignify by referring to as a Randolph Held m newspaper. i. JB*^ • -'"i _T _*JR ; JjQffis It's called the Telegram and its columns are stacked to the brim with filthy innuendo and rotten slander. Never Over Af Riviera using the names of the persona to whom it alludes', this filth sheet slings smut from front page to back. An exam­ RitlefghC Randolph and his ''SuUnha of Rhythm," a ple: "What Long at. playboy is sneaking owl OO haa stringy terrific hit *. in« Klvicra"Theatre-ReaUurant, just north haired wife with a blonde ofay chick and telling hia wife of Columb>Uf«.'. trombone; Bill. Ray on *. ,../ri,i who squawk loudest about the Telegram's policy of char­ drums, who augments Randolph in the vocals department: Syl­ acter asf-assination for profit. In fact, we don't have any vester Burch, vibruhurp. and sympathy whatsoever for them. Paul Colisar, alto and tenor And why? Well, somebody's buying the smelly rag, ____&' ______• ain't they? Otherwise it wouldn't be in circulation. Pretty Nancy Wilson, an ac­ One of the loudest squawker* we've encountered in complished pianist in- her own M recent days is a businessman who bore* us to tears every- right snd versatile vocalist, is , feature femme singer. Bandsman Rusty Bryant On Way To Top "That thing should be run out of town," he says of Miss Wilson, Just out of her Columbus' fastest rising musical star, Ruaty Bryant (right), the Telegram and its so-called columnist, a dirty minded lien',, is .i v, t-'i-.m trouper, hav­ ni.-'ital case (providing he exists at all and is not just a geta fg-M royalty cheek from bla manager. Loo Wilson, aa first ing, io addition to band Vocalist payment for sensslht-ns! Jass recording, "Nigbt Train," tamed figment of the imaK.nation of the publishers up in Jersey) RALKIGH RANDOLPH chores among her many re-corn- We Hav. Priv.l. who alludes to.himself as "The Witch." w '"lendattona, recently completed out by Bryant's band. Mighty pleased about whole thing are "bla Well, all we can suggest to the businessman*.* that partners ha rhythm (irom left): Heary Marr. Warren Stephens, ne can do hi* bit by refusing to disgrace his newsstand • BREEDING WORLD DISTASTE OF OUR LEADERSHIP Fred Smith, Jimmy Rogers. Group appears at Club Carolyn, Party Space by devoting prominent display space to his pet hate. IEN0 BETHEA Columbus sight spot. _ WW "•! Our beauUfal aeeead sad I We ligh_,..t- al* juggest to thoae hordes of men. wom­ RECORD SHOP third floor clubrooma are I en and-kids who complain about the Telegram that they W. C. Handy Guest now available for private I 372 W. Coodal. St. Ruby Valentine Story On Air Jan. 25 partlea, cabaret parties aad I Cut their nickles snd dime* to better use than they do by As I See It! uying the the thing apd making its existence possible. MA. 7276 On 'Uie At 80' At the rifik of repetition, we reassert that we have no By Lucius E. lee I'vntplrlr lias ol . Ut, latest Make Reaervatietia Now sympathy with the folks who romplafn about IhU stench rsesrds. One ust p_ s.wrst as W. C. Handy, 80 year old'mu­ in the nostrils of American newspaperdom. Isanti ta ."_.. Ru.br. Ot* Cat- sician who made headlines re­ ITH STATE Auditor Same* highway Patrol cur. V -..;. Works among Negroes. In a word, please take your complaints elsewhere. W A. Rhodes throwing his hat THE GOVERNOR'S KRCK . Bet I hasten from that point cently when he married his sec- (LUB in the gubernatorial race this was saved on that score p&liti- because I still remain unbias­ panel show, "Life Begins *At spring and fall, the colored citi­ ed politically la theae columaa. 80," Inst Friday evening. -TROCAVERIA zen may have a chance.to climb On the ether hand, 1 kabacrlbe How Much Is A Dime! higher in state jobs, taking Into rCol. Mingle'*, block to a generslsbtp which seeks Handy, totally blind for a THEV SAY YOU can't buy anything for a dime anymore. consideration the tremendous emoved, thus paving several seasraele evenaes te number of years, wrote the im­ aa. aceaeapUahaaeBrt -when sne 1 Time was when John I). Rockefeller*, favorite coin ,progress made by' the- Negro a becoming a mortal "St. Louis Blues" and has.failed, aod I think It time haa been called "Father of the atarted malty a kid's savings account. Thut was in the old citizen in city jobs while Rhodes II poll.i J it -political f--I'll mil . dayi that the Highways Patrol .situ­ CUP ME!! Blues." n tnda'y thje 10 cent piece represents a pp- ation become a political lasae tent force. The colored man climbed fur­ aod, if I know. Rhodea. he will _^Guest starring with HattBy A handful of them 16- years ago created something ther in administrative positions declare bla intention* aad waa Helen Jepeon, also 80, for­ that today is'b.coming a multi-million dollar via! of vac- and police circles than he was He mer Metropolitan opera star. I the fine. The Nat'l Foundation for Infantile Paralysis through ever allowed to gu before and, Jack Barry is moderator of the I wish to point out, the climb movement to get Negroes ap­ HOW IT- IS THAT Una great Ha March of Dimes haa embarked on a new polio preven­ pointed. tion front in addition to its program-i of scientific research, was obviously not so much poli­ state, which mothered ' more tical bait but by nieriL If there I AM NOT T0M1N0 around patient aid and professional education. ia any truth in the old cliche If we actually cast stamp out polio with million, of accomplishments of the prospec­ slaves and ha* endeared Itself JACKIE'S GAY NOTE -by their fruits ye ahaR know tive candidates one way or an: Don't Forget To Say... dim*-*, what glory for those 10 cent places! But there tu the colored titiren," becomce tbem," the Central Ohio Negro other for I try to remain politi­ so backward in placing the col­ "The Story af Ruby Valentine." ..tarring Juanita Hall tlcft) "1 saw II la The »hli» Seatl- have been other rewards aa well. RECORD SHOP certainly ought to know Rhodes. cally unbiased, leaving it to ored man in Uie poll tion as a In the title role and featuring a distinguished supporting cast, The March of Dimes has affected .ily lives In However, I am not trying lo party wo * protector of the highways! tn MIAMI AVi.. ev. r>7_ Including comely Sarj.Lou Harris (right), will premiere over wavx we rarely think about. start a political ball rolling for privilege to s Col. Black of Bricker's time Nat'l Negro Network under alternate sponsorship of Philip Mor­ There is the idea Itself ... an idea thst hi i proved Rhodes, for his record among to accomplish a piece of work. was supposed to be a W. Vir­ ris and. Pet Milk starting Monday, Jan. 25. Dramatic daytime highly catching, Thc March of Dimes started a Nuvia n oiored people ought to roll that The Negro out riding those ginia man Who1 had "facial atti- radio series will be heard dally, Monday through Friday. kind of thinking about fighting disease. It proceeded ball up pretty high, but 1 am highways as a patrolman along tudea bat Col. Mingle bas de­ *th* e "*theor" y thstlf' ugh peopl,__,.._e 0go t behin..d„ .,---_._-research• themry- crossing my fingers and hoping with white patrolmen has i-een clared a broadmiadednesa about Id, by dheer force of intelligent determination, solve that a long standing ambition a, pi.niise and nothuig tangible race matters. Narrowminded- AW* the WAO.UA.polio problem i____ua—. Tha-_i__t _ -.. may be proved soon. And on the part of the Negro can beha s been done one way or an­neas oc the opposite, no state realized' if there be a Gov. BELL'S Dallying With Discs we are fighting other disease. „ «, other since the days of John official is supposed to block a in the same way today— James A. Rhodes and 1 know of and winning. Bricker as governor. state policy of fair employment. zing leum thut chalk-1. . . Most played discs in Co- Preseats Nightly no other person with tho cour­ Remember, the man colored Tbe March of Dimes ha* trained th< nds of physi* age to du il or to get it done. I remember another discrep­ I rhythm-blues hits in J lumbus on the juke boxes and Emu e\ therapists who are helping people i _ politicians tried to kill by bring­ ancy about fair, employment on Vfanna Know," "I by the jockeys are Rusty Bry- No other muyor of Columbus ing up the broken down "Doris the part of the stale during the "Castle Rock," its flipside. than polio It has helped educate many doc tors who are using the had the courage to get a colored Weaver case" only to discover la»t several years—the absence ''Night Train," and the r knowledge in many varied field* man advanced in police circles Q "Hard Rock" It has lent tremendoui „_,_. that John Bricker, while gover­ of colored while collar clerks follows up with i Earths Kilt album. 3 B's n pet us to new public health pro past a sergeant-hip, and that —Red Prysock— grams by sponsoring young -_.„ nor, had more Negroes wi-rking among ihe Liquor Dept.'a main C] "Your' Fool Again" •ily ake t They're daily picks of every in profe» only a gesture, while for the state than the combined- recorded show aired in Colum- atonal education. It has given the public office. There have been eleva­ —Sarah McLawler—- hits Rhode: total who had worked for the ot thc tune, is tor operators and broom push- • "Grrasy Feet" its responsibility in fighting all diseases »...... n-_iu. it. state under all the previous gov era but typewriter plunkers, oV Don't Pass Me By," which fea- —Kid King— has helped open the doom of hundreds of hospitals to because be deserved It and t deskmen — no, not' one. And ires the Du Droppers. D "I'll NeverTell" thousands of patients. same held true in Fire Dept. And Bricker pledged that he Lausche haa beea the eoaamaa- On the flip, the Du Droppers One In Three Average BOP The March of Dieses haa done much to keep the would put a colored man on- —The Harpto-ies— :t di.-igu-ited with a hard-heurt- CJU-COTKM der-la-cblef ot such affairs for featuring patient with polio on a sound economic baaf*. Polio is Ill••• Al M OF IT. .„•••:•- the State Highway Patrol but • "South Of The Orient" I .woman and, mincing no telephone for every three pe tad Uie of the moat expensive diseases, but the Rhodes win the nomination and a Col. Black, head or tbe pa­ —Tiny Bridshaw^ ords, tell her to "Get Lost." sons in the U. S., while the tw MtUDY MMCi election, some of those colored trol, was very clever asd out- LONG AGO Tin; colored man D "Without A Song" The vocal delivery has plenty RONNIE KIRK Dimes baa saved thouaand* of i ought to hay-* begun to ask if count-i. s wilh the world's lon OtCKSTM suffering thia ordeel alone. maoeuvered Bricker. The gsv- —The Checkers— of spirit and the bny est f .'pulations, China and li these beautiful attributes, of in­ • "Stand By Me" . . . the nan that playa nd NUT maa The March of Dimes sponsors wofld IllYl-I'lK tegrity and declarations of fair- •ientiets and thei , . his order waa not carried set. —The Davis Sisters— i gusty, "Drop Dead." every 1837 inhabitants. • "Msn In Jerusalem-' information in the medical field on a high1-, _ The Highway Patrol told me about it years after. . to hide other .* —Swun SilVertone—- number of subjects. It has distributed information to doc­ Flank J. Lo.u-4.tie, four times Martin !.. Davey could HR1CK..R HAD Till courage n "Said He Would" tors and has lessened fear of all diseases by showing how oyernor of the slate, ha» nol of making the first appointment MEMORIAL HAIL SCfl able to do il in the lu„t to muke it a campaign Issue •—Mahaliu Jackson— • MATINEE SUNDAY • progress can be made against one of the most baffling. of a colored man to the Parole iglit years or so. And, do you - .ured. Lausche waa • "Don't You Go" DOWNBEAT CLUE 3,1.. .Mt. 301k— It has provided a model example of how men of Board and John Bricker could Open to members and guests of Musician* Local 589 seven m any such issuw. Aa boast of not only continuing that —The Cry-i—.!»--- -Ufferes-t race* aad creeels can live and work together of fact, other than a dsye a week from U noon 'til 1 A. M. 772 E. 10N6 ST. policy but making the largest 331 N. 20TH ST. for thc benefit of all. Cleveland judgeship appoint­ Good Food, Reasonably Priced Drinks P»l««, I2.H—U.IM—II.U mimber of appointment., of col­ Buaiaeu Phone-FA. 7181 The purchasing poWer of the individual dime admit­ ment, a judgeship appointment ored people ever- made, and CENTRAL omo's FINEST BAR And LOUNGE Cola-nbus, O. Ckll-,. 12 sssst s.isr l, arta. tedly has decreased. But millions of them invested in the in Dayton and the retention of Lausche—well? ,1 am not con­ FE, 1359-Residenc. March of Dimes may purchase for atl of us a new dimen­ Percy Lowery on the parole cerned other than to point out C.l.-b... O. -52ii N. GARFIELD AVE. sion in the fight against disease—of which the imminent Board, I don't know what the that there just ought to have Columbus, Ohio NO COVER CHARGE • conquest of polio is only the forerunner. governor could point out as haa aeea a paeralmaa by now. lXXm\\\m\{^^ WsWmxm WmWB**

SATURDAY, JANUARY 23. 1964 "THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY. JANUARY S3. 1S84 •*-_>-» THE OHIO SENTINEL 'fcROADW/^ tm THE CRYSTAL BALL PREDICTS PROSPERITY FOR YOU!

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RACKET — Nitelife column writing is easy FOR THE MOST POPULAR things happen along your beat, which in most see with a liquor license, and other sundry only hard when nothing happens, leaving ua king size "Phoney" on the old traying, "Ne news la good We earn our living by bringing to the folks who go to bed t of the doingt of thoae who don'L MOST OE THK TIME IT'S FUN gathering choice bits of gos- and please-dsti't-niention-my-name items, and th* majority of lied secretive mud .slinging and hair letting down (or off) WAITRESS of the local "blueblood-" are discussed and re-hashed over a cup-o toffee or a highball in .the wee hours of Uie morning. The mid­ night beat is, as the label says, "add twe parts screwballs, ene -OR part night elub characters, employees sad celebrities, aad aa equal portion of wonderful people out enjoying themselves" (and ' ' a newspaperman). When 1 first landed thia ushmere job as a nitelife reporter, I loved it, and after quite a fw years in the biz, even If it makes me some kind of a moron, must say I still do.

without atraltjac- they hope sol On BARMAID dent in la*l week's issue we received a ' ty uf the third part, as follows: "Mr. Cnl- into the forest sod look at all those beautiful We acknowledged we hud. ."To think," ahe said, "that of CENTRAL OHIO they'd cut them down and make paper of tbem for yoa te write thc sort of trai.li you did la last week's column." (It didn't make • had another ardent reader.) A HOT COMBO MI KIN' COOL «-OUNDB-__ema's>:ik Hume, IN THE BIG SENTINEL CONTEST BEGINNING THIS WEEK! which is frequented by the jazz uddicts of Wilbei force college, is reully rockhV on weekend nights to Ihe *'gone" rhythms of Billy (Wild Him Grsbam, his drums and w rift "Wild Bill" Is muel- lly backed by Otis Kay, on trumpet _.% < bongo*,'and blues-spec- the BBs and" ..;.,.,. TIT,- buys satisfy their wide 0 Any Waitress or Rnrmaid employed ..-.••.( variety of bop, calypw>, blues. MORE THAN p hillbilly. hy n restaurant, bar, grill or night club in The Sentinel circulation area may enter. STYLE H .. fin-iU. .. boy at Uie lappy father ia undecided wheth- Tbe contest to select Central Ohio** Moat et him a ratUe or catchers mitt . . . From here it looks e real McCoy in the Shirley Turner-Sandy Cromwell •... Popular Waitresa or Barmaid begins NOW. . . . California visitor Lola Plummer and charming Diane $750.00 with this edition of Tbe Sentinel, and f Dayton's Police Div., dinner guest* of the Oltie MU- Skyline Saturday evening . . . Potential school niarni ENDS with the edition of MARCH 6. You .Doris Coles, Mra, to Jack, the ex-news publisher, taking a course in education at OSU . *. . Likable und popular George Perry, of have six big week* to get your Votes -m. County Engineer Elbln's efficient -toff, «\a. prominent figure in ' START NOW! « In Prizes ugly thst she has circles under I •Ain't ft tbe truth, Honey," said her companion, "why she'll > as tht looks." (Naturally they were taikin GRAND PRIZE:

HARRY "THE HAWK" TALK*-. A big bunch of orchids to L.OO the*Gaywood model- who will aid the polio drive by un-lhe-apot collecting. If Uiey mias yuu, and I hope il'doesn't happen, take your contribution* Us tiie Cl-W studio al TH E, Long sL . . . Our IN CASH "MEET THE PEOPLE" get well quick hopes for Moselle Cites und Elsie Hawkins who sre *250 on the Skyline's sick list . . . popular Millie Panoell switching to the Vi V., where Bob Chrismon greets yuu, alter toiling a lew day* shy ul ten years at U.« Flamingo . . . Seems Uke the stale liquor boys are working overtime now-a-nigiit*.. In succession it Oxford Ma IOW Ernie Tate's Country JUST FOLLOW •ni.-HK. *c_V TIIE BRONZEVILLE fiAZl-TTE — Former dance promoter WAITRESSES! BARMAIDS! Carl Covington und beautiful Ola Jot__*on pulled a quickie on tho THESE EASY RULES locahtes lust w.eek by taking their vows in Richmond) Ind. . , . (UP THE CONTEST ENTRY BUNK BEIOW. "Meet the People" night, Bchoduted lo premiere at the Macon . Secure a W.00 (6 Months) _. You can earn your two fl. Prises will be awarded to 10 Lounge next Wed. eve, is causing heaps ot interest. The enter- Subscription to Tbe Ohio S ways: (1) Every ballot re­ playteg ths RU OUT AND MAIL NOW! taming idea ia to broadcast from the bar wilh chats and com- ceived with your name filled highest total of votes. Thc Music lor tii-.-i- Wednesday night oeca-" tlnel from your employer MACON LOUNGE fuini_hed by Jackie'. Cay Note Record Shop explolt- friend or relative, or for yo contestant receiving the high­ hiia—for fiee. self. Mall to the Contest est vote will be crowned "The j lilt h At Hil-r-th tor, 181 1 Most Popular Waitress or nbus 3, with arh i ek; (2) The Barmaid uf Central Ohio" and OOLUMNSOOOM Once again we're k-ckin' the entry blank to be found will receive the Grand Prlxe f Contest Editor: "Most Popular Waitresa Or Barmaid" ContesL on thia page, votes is just as easy! ...ich of $200 In ea_!i. Other prises, "Most Popular W_itre-*.*r EVERY WEDNESDAY NICHT • -ii prize* and other awurds will make this matlcally ent«*r you and give contestant will receive bonus valued at more than $500 will [ votes for every person she bigger and better Uian ever. If last yeur'* contest you a big 300 votes be announced period 1 e a 11 y -NAME 10 P. M. Until 2 A. M. as a yardstick for the impending race then we're in olf. Please enclose during the contest period, mi to the finim.-hing tape . . . Larry Robinson, who photograph with your entry Sentinel Mail Delivery Sub- i In- contest closes at mid­ •ADDRESS APT. Extra Added Division or the Ohio Turn­ scrlbcr. 100 votes will be night Saturday, March 6, and IT-J-T Tb* Wednesday Nigbt Fights Oe A Life Siac Sereei pike Commission, is taking an engine'eiing und law refresher awarded for every paid up prlxea will be awarded at a •CITY .-.Hir-e at Capital U. . . . "Billy" Walker, uie ace mechanic, aaya, 6-Month Subscription ($3.00] gala celebration to be an­ Nginiing Wet_ne_dfjy, January 27 "The best way to gel rid of the neine in ths back of tbe ear k* te nounced at a later date. mske her sit ap front." * 5NAME OF BUSINESS .. | Qreiunuoua Music All Night With -ADDRESS :. BUS. PHONE - FREE -Record Spinning By icard at Bubbles: "Us'a Jest "Please find enclosed ( ) $3.00 for 0 Monti* subscription ii. aa a young pretty strolled It's Simple! It's Easy! It's Great! • ( ) S5.0. for 1-Year subscription to The Ohio Srnlinelf , we find tin- be*l time far a cold -bower Malt subscription earh week to: , tin* sung title i_ the craziest: "We Can't TeU your favorite Waitress or Barmaid about this sensational contest! Get your friends, club Jackie's Gay Note Record Shop Goof On the Hoof" . members, neighbors, relaUves, employers and everybody to vote for her each week, Just clip • NAME OF SUBSCRIBER . I the vote ballot to be found elsewhere in this newspaper and mall to the Contest Editor. Your •ADDRESS | naid may be "Tbe Most Popular In Central Ohlo"^and aria tbe Grand THE END OF THE LINK — The Tom _ CITY '....'. _ STATE Columnist Robert Bendtner notes that GOP leaders hsve Mary GUI) are expecting Sir Stork. Ditto for ths Jimmy. Jordans. opened a campaign te elect a Republican Congress in 1PM. Aa . . . Until next column time remember that EDDIE JAY says, "A eve If there ever wss see, ha comments. eanalbsl la an Individual who sitae gets fed ap with people.'* PAGE l»f THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY. JANUARY 13. 1MM SATURDAY. JANUARY tX IM* THS OHIO 3ENT-N-L PAGf. 13 lucky Jersey' Is Credited SPORTS Post-Season Honors For J. C Caroline GLEANINGS For J. McCoy's Rapid Rise By William (Bill) Bell E. LANSING. Mlch.—H ward Julius McCoy haa back Sentinel Sparta Editor ly becoming a Spartan star. The «"-!" Farrell, Pa.. aopho- more has popped through 148 HKGRO PJ-AYERS continue to play an important part in points in nine games, including n tin* success: of many of the mixed college basketball 68 points in his laat three en­ school tbe state teams. counters, and is tied for the in­ aenior year. dividual scoring lead with Al Joe Bertrand, Notre Dame's star forward, batted In Ferrsri, last year's scoring 21 points to aid the Irish in dropping Holy Cross from the sensation while a sophomore, unbeaten ranks. still has a better field goal Duquesne met one o.f her strongest rivals, Niagara, shooting average than-McCoy, a Saturday night and'It wan Ed Ricketta, the Iron Dukes' .303 mark. He lias been hamper­ great forward, who led them fo victory with a _2 points assigned to ed by a thigh injury for the past splBrge. The victory ran the Smoky Cltv liidfi' win -treak several weeks and has not hit to J 5. * . with the jump shots that were Don Eaddy, 'Michigan's veteran forward, was the hU trademark laat year. hero of the Maize und Blue'- last second victory over her Coach Pete Newell moved arch-rival, Michigan State. The count was knotted at 62- uniform top and has been on a I last , |Hll- 62 with only one second left- to play, when Eaddy took a »ier thia weak spot in his lineup pass from Center Milt Mead, and sunk it from the foul cir­ acormg spree ever since. and the newness of the position cle to break the deadlock. | — He hit for 25 points against kept, his scoring low although he Julius McCoy led the Mlchl-! low* in the Big 10 opener, then was a top defensive player in wa_ not the diaries we all knew. gan State sharpahootera with'10 j This Charles was a brawler J. C- Caroline, right, lUb-Ols All-America hal fbaek. Is presented wrist watch by Gil Winter. had the following the stunning upset of lllinoiii. points. Monday night against; against Kan ! instead of a "fancy Dan" boxer left, representative ot Philip Hul of country's best back*.. Fred point total against Illinois l As a learn, the Spartans boast Wisconsin he', bit seven baskets who did not wont to get hurt. Sorrensen, center, ol WCIA-T" Saturday, including a last s a 71.9 points per game average Fagles AC captured tbe Godman Guild Pre-Seaaan Intermediate Basketball League cham­ from the floor and cashed In Therefore Dan Bucceroni will in nine games to date, while the two free throws to registei J. C. Caroline, Illinois' All-! Use." ond free throw that won 1 pionship in pre *.ea-on play with a record of tour win* and one lees. Players abown from left, become the logical contender 1 ung game 80-59. established htm opponents have been held to a kaeeling: Leon Douglas, lira Gooteby. Jaek Stewart. Standing: Bob Moore, John William*. SUa total of 16 points for the e from Weill's point of viev*. Of America halfback, was voted skvd if Caroline suid he would like ta the hearts of loyal Spar! 82.4 points per game mark. ung. course wo could be wrong but the All-College All-A m c r i c a he thought the so-called "sopho­ play three years of professional Craig, Ernie Roddy, BUIy Moore, Mgr. Jr. Broaaoa. Eagles raptured title by defeating Reaa. 40- halfback for 1953 in the Philip Cleo Vaughn;' Ohio SUte for­ knowing how Weill operates we more jinx" ' would bother him football lifter graduation and 31, in playoff Ult after twaoo clabtldbta Iflniahe d regular playing aebedales with identical . " ward who is irtill hampered by Morris contest. Philip Morris next year in his second varsity The No. 15 McCoy wore at Pierre Pbete. know that he will never know­ then go into coaching, prefer­ Hunters, fishermen Spent an injured leg plus the strain ot* ingly endanger his meal ticket gave the fans of tho nation Uie campaign. Farrell High was retired when uppoi tunity of picking thei; ably in thc college field. II. Julius graduated. He had scored feeling that he la carrying the and will always choose the less­ "I don't think the sopho­ 1471 points in three aeaaons of Six Billion During 1953 destiny of the future of the Ke- er of the evila when it cornea to more Jinx will ta}Ake any dif­ ling basketball, including 738 points Gaifher Picked '~ in basketball St .Ohio State picking matches for his boy.' or their favorite football play- ference," he replied. "Tbe in his .senior year. In addition, on his should, L-d five APPARENTLY THE BalU-i Gil Winter, Philip Morris re- only thing that matters la the Hunters snd fishermen in the pointa against Illinois. line. We had a good line this he had led his prep team to the He did more Oriole- still have an open' ;ional sales manager, awarded year. ..we won, and I gained runnerup spot in slate tourney not play against Indiana Mon­ ,'arollne a 21 jewel, solid gold 'Coach of Year' day night at Blooming ton. well. If we' have s good line Satchel! Paige. He is among Uie '.ulova wrist watch inscribed, next year, it wili be the same. Wa beUeve that If someone 18 hurlers they have invited to 'J C. Caroline . . . Philip Mor­ Everything depends on the caa convince Cleo that his their spring training camp at Xff Kl By Atfanla Club playing it- only Important on is All-America 1953," ARROW SPORTS FOR ALL Yuma, Ariz. All mempers of the Caroline, who broke all of tPO I TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Flor­ battery corps wiU report on Spartans' Co-Captains Bigger 'n' Better SAW. ant Tt** ida A-M university football' Feb, 22; • U. S. Dept. of Commerce coach A. S. (Jake i Guither will It appears that Uie Orioles' Buys In Used Cars ed. he will relax and display front office was-trying to soften First Since '42 Season rs and anglers spent $0 receive another lionor Jan. 30 Brooks Lawrence E. LANSING, Mich.—Michigan Ed B«9._ i last year in pursuit of Dillard, Whitfield Defend when Uie "100 Perct'nt Wrong tbe ability that we all know up Satch so that they could get J. W. WATSON & CO. club" ot Atluiitu presents him be haa despite his injured him to take a cut in salary. State will have co-captains in sports, an amount which .hnee. •" football next lull for thc first F.r. &..!.,. F., Ill ran *d the total retail sales of with a trophy, symbolic of They had released a story that Joins Greason On lime since 1912. Halfback _e- 1288 N. High St. is stations in this country. "coach of the year" honors in Jesae Amette, Penn State all of the teams in the American Itoy BoMen tunui end Don Kituth UN. 2118 Philly Track Titles Friday the Southern Intercoll e g i a t e center, was the leading scorer H. " ived' on Satch Columbu., Ohio Athletic conference. in the nationally televised Penn last year. Then they had been '.sill divide honors. The Cincinnati Red.- will tuke three players of col Gaither was previously honor­ State-Navy game Saturday." Ar- sending him a contract. Red Bird Roster tn their spring camp. They are pitcher Willie .Powell, ed by the group of Atlanta nette scored 37 points. Jim I It does n r that Harold Hays, pubUc relation- grad of the Charleston club of the American Ass'n; ou sportsmen in .1951 following a Brewer, a forward, hit for they would not want him for a director of the Columbus Red fielder Saturino (Nino) Escalera, al**. from Charleston, successful 1950 campaign which seven. Earl Fields played the (relief hurler and for the draw- Birds, Friday announced the KAUFMAN MOTORS, INC. and Charlev Harmon, former U. of Toledo athlete who saw the Rattlers win the na­ laat tvy<> minutes of the game! .ing card he would be in Balti- American Ass'n club has acquir­ CALL or SEE will be attempting the jump from the Reds* Tul«a (Okla.) tional and league grid champion­ for the Quakers. more, which is the hub of more ed Its second Negro ballplayer. COLUMBUS' LARGEST PONTIAC DEALER farm team in the Texan I-eaijue. I_.-u-a.era in youngest of ship. His 1953 teu,m compiled e EX-HEAVYWEIGHT chain--Negro sports fans than most He is Brooks* Lawrence, 20 SALES AND SERVICE GOOD USED CARS the trio at 22. Harmon 27. ami IWell-28 . . . This plon Ezzard Charles looked any other spot in the nation. year old righlhand pitcher who hot mean a thing.but' Al Weill, ailinu manager of h — only close hurled for Portsmouth, Va., in 1224 N. HIGH ST. KL. 3311 feat und was -s*_t_rated the nation's tho Clans B Piedmont League weight champ Rocky Marciano, itHt hid offteial stamp of .ough to Washington, J'hiladel-- Emergencj»Call UN. XI18 approval on E/.z Charles as "next opponent" for the and AUantic City last season. Lawrence Compiled 1 a record of 18 victories and'13 Columbus, O. •*• "Rock * following V.t./: KO win over Bob Sattcr.i.ld •honored by the right the sepia fans, but they ha- Weill, who viewed the fight from his bed in N. York . losses ut Portsmouth, and, uc- half of Virginia and Penna* cordtng to Hays, "sUinds an ex­ Polyclinic hospital, said, "Rorky'Il fight Charles. He'l Our guesa is that Al Weill, vania und all of Maryland cellent chance of making the fight him in San Francisco. They like Char.es out there manager of heavyweight king Jump to Triple-A league ball." und San Francisco U where we will get the money. I don't Rocky Marciano, took one look WT: ARE DUMB, we kno< Lawrence stands an evrn 0' STILL THE LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN know when. Maybe in April. Maybe in mid»ummer." at' the left hook that chilled and Ups the scales at 195. He's Satterfield nnd decided, that this wintering in Puerto Rico and FINANCING ARRANGED Cleveland's Harrison Dillard, Ducked's Block First lighten us on. plying the baseball trade as a undefeated in 41 previous races '49 PACKARD 5I9S entered the army 21 mt E. l_uNSING, Mich. — The BAND BOX Namely, why are all ot the member of tbe Caguas club '.7 PACKARD f29$ in Boston, ran his iskein to 42 ago, earned a ninth round TK'' punt which rnd Kills Duel—U weeklies riding the N. York mound staff, which by coinci­ 'Sl MERCURY $S95 'ta (Aim,i.At: -t,r• .. 91095 when he eaptur.-d tho MaSSSChU- win over Bill Bo__io in the blot k, - l.tt Michigan State in RECREATION PARLOR Yankees about their faUurc to dence Is In opposlUon lo a gent '49 FORD Silt:, 'IS OLDSMOBILE '*»" %09& selts K. of C. 60 yard hurdles ture 'bout at St. Nick's a Ute Hose Ilttsvl iL.it).,. was the Ha11 Cleaned - Shoes Stained elevate a sepia plsyer to tha who'*, ctcd I '50 LINCOLN Hydra. . . . JOT3 '47 OLDSMOBILE "76" $495 event Saturday night. He'll de- (N. York) Friday. Bout was first ever uchii-ved against a bulls Cleaned * Pressed Yankees, and still I have fail­ Bird roster '47 BUICK Special -49 BUICK Super fend his 50 yard timber title cast by WLW-C . . . When Uie team coached by UCLA's Coach ed to see a Una about tbe Boa- this year, one WilUam (BUI) tile-Philadelphia Inquii Buckeye baseballers head south see ML Vernon Ave.-Col's, O Sedanette $3._ (like new) $745 ker City Friday (Jan. March 19 don't be surprised if Greason. Greason Is chucking 22). At Philly he'll be joined by Cleo Vaughn, their ailing eager, for Santuree ot the same Ma) Whitfield, who'll be making is listed on the traveling _.ji_;id. Stop At his initial appearance on When Ohio State's basketball JEFF'S POOL ROOM A check ot the two pitchers boards in a six man 600. y learn played at Miumi .Fla.) ir Scat Maa Says 1S16 Ml. VERNON AVE. record., r. iivv'.s Gieu-on lias upp- field. Whitfield shattered the December Vaughn drew the big 850 — 775 — 135 I-gari, Can-iee and let Cold ed his win record to lt games dour murks for 500 and 600 gest ovation given a playei Soft DrlDk* against .even losses, Lawrence yards in his last Philly appear when he left the game, that des 591 — 060 — 791 C. JEFFERSON. Prop. hus won nine of IH decLsion_. SterlynL Allen ance nnd will be clocked at both pile fact teammate Paul __berl find a Negro pla Greason has been thc bellwcthc. WUH enjoying a spree o! 35 of .the Santurca club and wiU be among 11 farmhand., scheduled ords in Friduy's mi points. The bin. -bajl squad ICI 'P SAVINGS FOR A DEMONSTRATION OF record for the 600 i .11.9. Ma's D/eam . Uie • by team trying to win u pennant i • am Bl Hi • INTACT N. YORR n.'.Mr.r.Ai.i. Writert DAVID yvould be more desperate and ig camp. Ass'n has named Roy Cum pa take more chances seeking win-; ; REU BIUD.S list ol si THENEW1954 u spring t 193 — 369 — 968 welled to 11 Monday • nella, greatest catcher in base Indians, has the best record ning ballplayers than a team BUY AT BEASLEY-GROVE all, as "player of the year,' whicb hus won live consecutive miounced signing of •_0 HUDSON Pacemaker I '47 HUDSON Cumm. ... $195 posted by a pitcher in the Puer­ - Jackie Lee and cat. He'll receive Uie' Sid Mercei to Rican Winter League with 933 — 547 — 916, titles. If the Yankees, who do, R&H $595 '47 BUICKH-Door $245 memorial award at the group'i LYLE, : not Deed players as bad as thc '49 PACKARD 4-Door .. $C95 '50 PONTIAC 2-D-_r annual dinner at the Waldorl nine wins and only two losses, He's strikeout leader wiUi &4 | other 15 teams in the two lea­ 'Alt CHEVROLET Sub. Heater $695 OLDSMOBILE Astoria Jan. 31 . . . Sandy Sadd­ I A NEW TREAT. gues, tan find two Negroes KOa. . . Nate Brooks, the Olym- /._'',_ & Joseph Burke a-Pa-sengcr $405 '50 FORD 2-Dour ler, in his first fight since lit mitt chump who tun Whom they could take to Spring '40 FORD 2-Door .t $405 Heater $705 '53, has turned down . INC. -raining, then surely the Red: SHINE PARLOR •48 KAISER 2-Door .... $245 -4» STUDEBAKEK The New Rocket 88 Now. On Display At Sox could find one. Chicago Deluxe Dyeing & Shining ' .6 CADILLAC Fleetwood 4-Door. n__H $405 Home oi Springfield's Davey Mooi One must remember tbe Red | R&H $595j '48 BUICK Conv. R&H . $J93 taller originally was matched Used Television Sox bad the first look at against Bobby BeU «!. N. Yoi-k Priced Front Jaekie Robinson and Sammy BILL KAY OLDSMOBILE OK but when Bell suffered an in­ Jetbroe but their verdict waa USED CARS jury In training an attempt was $29.95 that they were not big league made t 3250 N. HIGH ST. timber. BEAStEY-GROVE CO. Broad & Fifth Sea. AOams 4101 PAt JL DAVIS tute. B Open Eve. Til 9 We would Judge from the evi­ OPEN EVENINGS CHEVROLET Center (Coll C F dence that thc Red Sox have SAM'S SHINE PARLOR Columbus, Ohio en Gloves in 1952 and went shown more prejudice than the *"10. 3543 " Yankees and, therefore, deserve IS. P.. tot. St-. Clm-ltu... O. 784 W. BROAD to capture the Olympic . free Ho— e Deraaastrsl—s Prop. SAMUEL. PENSON weight title at Helsinki, Finland. the ntoax criUcism. . JaMghaeaaBaaMRBheaa—IMHBl

SATURDAY, JANUARY 23, 1B54 THE OHIO SENTINEL THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, JANUARY 22- 19*4

WILLIAMS - McNABB M O R TUAJBT-- Ocie Thurston, Myrtle Bengal BaseLII Girls' Basketball Clinic Slated egler* £ Gatewood, Rosetta Davis, Utile DuMont Bouts Aid Rise" A girls' basketball clinic will be held Saturday (Jan. 23) at Chavia, Hose lie Wooden. Glenwood Tlecrealioi- Center, Columbus, from 9 to 12:30 a. m, irner ___ Team Named For Demonstration games pairing teams from Ohio State will be pbiy- CHARM ETTES — M i I d red ed from 1:30 to 3:30 p. m. Clinic sessions-will be devoted to the ord M Of 'Rookie! Patterson By NORMA BRAD5HAW I E __.1n ^ "?_**_. _*** basic skills and fundamentals for pluy. officiating techniques, of­ Vermount Recreation Cenier keg.era were ahowin*! »^-*^- **** ""-ha*. «•»*• Floyd Patterson, voted "Rookie of the Year'' by the Bob Hooey Award fensive »md defm-ive pluy and rule*. The clinic was planned by Barbara McCnll. Sunshine Centre; Gloria Burnett, Schiler Pk.; their fan*, early this week, but with a sihile. Florence "* **«***• N. York Hoxiiiutr Writers A MM'11 and by Ring magazine, By ROBERT KERB l-irhardaon, mate of the VRC Alleys' boss Marion and . in their opening night of play Hamilton, Beatty Center, und Marilyn Gordon, Glenwood, owes much of his success to the matchmaking Of (eastern East Hi's '53 City League girls throughout Colum- t hi. I' instructor uf femme students of the game, turned In Henrietta Carey (Burney*J_tro- Pkwy. Arena, Brooklyn, whose boxing program was ini­ champion baseball team will be a record shetterinf performance in Ihe annua) Columbus j rier Auto Service) tipped the tiated by the Du Mont television network. ' .. - awarded the Robert Hooey me­ city bowling tournament at <.eltro_t Sunday, and j mspiei morial trophy when the Ole _•,'-. • to pace her mates Patterson, not yet 20, provide* -—' ' ••'.—-—-—-—-—- '" the N. York Coal Kales quint (Roscoe l-fton, Charles trip). iking Timer's Baseball Ass'n holds Its Uyrd, Clarence Johnson, Hoppy Covington and Russell >eg and total pins directs. Ccdutnbus tana see ths n over the Regal- problems of boxjng today be­ fights via facilities of WTVN annual dinner at the Chittenden l.robr*y) posted the second highest "scratch" set In the cause of his youth and hia un­ Channel 6. hotel Jan. 27 . . . One of the —and they're still growing ; nil And Columbua Men's Bowlinf Ass'n tournament at Olentangy i-McNabb dropped settle to thc task of being the good prom it al pins 12003- defeated pro record. He has players from that squad, catch­ Monday night. won seven of hia total of nine er George Mackey, entered ser­ "second bent team in the City great club Mrs. Richardson rolled thej : -5 2101) to Macon Bar and les victories by knockouts. vice with the U. S. marine corps League." They face a plucky in the making , . . North's im­ Amies outlasted Ute Charmettes Show World Series Film pressive win jumped -them from •nghest eeettjht the ladies' •in-jp. m. Mondays at VermounL Six of his fights have been in ' George Sialer, general man- Wrilers Hotter Owens Wednesday of this week. He'll Linden squad on the letter's 1 071 (596 scratch) I03a-1902. Gloria Lee and Mary do his "boot" training at San home floor Friday night and eighth to fifth in the AP stale Defends Title Ian. 17 with ; [ Teams and members Eastern Pkwy.'s "House of Up- uger of the Columbus 'Mi standings, game* of _2S-I«_--0L Vermoi MACONBAR- Charlotte sets." Patterson and his man­ Birds, and publicist Harold Hays Diego, Cal. . . . Luther (Dukes) contrary to what the records *-qu-'Mk-Hj in wilh s third pla i Pryor, Helen Cass, Mary Crier, ager plan to continue his fight­ will appear at the next, meeting Towers, former East star, say, it *~could be quite a tilt. in the Indie*" doubles when M ing aa often aa possible at East­ of the Mt. Vernon Av. Buain- a- scored 2! points lo pare Central Other pairings send Aquinas lo lil'.z/jf. HARRIS bas been sn Insurance agency ta Chi­ State to a 93-00 victory over North (woe be the Terriers! and named manager of Sully's Loan Richardson teamed up wi ELSEWHERK in VRC league ern Pkwy. for telecaiL by the men's -Ass'n Thursday, Feb, • i, cago, haa been choaea "the Oeie Thurston, who bowls regu-.-B^ty Jackson, Juanita Gi-rb_,jplay Culpepper Realty forfeited DuMont television network. at Poindexter Center, 240 N. Tennessee State ot Xenia Tues­ Central playa host to Went. Two basketball team for remaining greatest athlete of thc last day nig-ht. A few' nights earlier games in the Columbus League Maslm In 15 round bout to be larly with Williama-McNabb m. Helen Chandler, Dorothy Byrd- three game* to Pepsi-Cola when These boute are seen each Champion sv., Columbus. half century" by Philadelphia things tell the- entire story of Monday evening, preliminaries Dlrfk Kendall, member of East's the fatal meeting with North after loop officials, who never broadcast exclusively over the Xeglerelte. Social League.. Bl'RNEY - STROXICR AVTOj they were unable to field a com- Sialer will show aad comment Sports WrHers Ass'n. Owens, varsity, quint In '53, ruled the really wanted Negro ballplay­ CBS-Tele vision and CBS-Radio on film of the 1903 world series, who act flv. world', records last week: Jim Franklin turned Th4*Uichaidusoy chalken placed upd athir 1172d .i n Mrsall-:|j. SERVIC BannisteE — i Mary Martin. Lil- • plete team in Tuesday's renewal -.backboards aa his W. Virginia ers, and especially all-Negro networks from Miami (Fla.) an , Thelma Conrad, | _f play in the Merchant-IMus- pproximately 10 p. lev, EST. featuring the N. York Yankees and eaaalad another la 19U, himself ]i.c,_ in the third period events totab with 1571. Faith Harris. Norma Bradshaw. j State team eked out a 01-90 win and by time East got a lid on teams until the turnstile receipt ball park Wednesday, Jan. 27, rial League. Sp.ing St YMCA Chris Scbenkel, know led gable and Brooklyn Dodgers, und will and look feer gold medal* at over Central State. at 10 p. m., EST. Ruse Hodges N. York Coat Sales tied POC REGALETTEH - Henrietta give a preview, on the player the 1IM Olympic-, wtU be the basket their .ipiriled. fourth tilted, lowered the boom on Le .cored a 2-1 victory over Gam young sportscaater, describes Fraime. Inquiry that led t will announce for leleviston. 1-^er^r eighth place ,n Mon- Carey. Doris Demming, Frances f B r and Nov ToeA 0ar honored at 'the association's quarter bid was too. too late. A CMBAT standings after j ^. \ST\wSant ""\lnl\ ** ***y the ringside action and back­ of the Ke, tar. Fraime's ouster probably didn' Bout will be aired to Columbna ground color, and scarry Coyle golden aaadversary banquet record house of 3000 jammed a 3040 in the five man! ______• ' [edged N. York Coal Sales. 2-1. Capital U'a Alumni gym and Lee video andlenres by WHNS-TV- portion of the tourney.; Jaa. 24. Channel 10. Thei M0Sfl4 only to the 2701 posted by the Col-M.i- five, but was 82 puts beller than the score rolled TZlMK WANT AVS TO.. by the first place team David V Lyle Appliances. Difference in \3*SX" lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllliiRiriii-; tneir standing* can be attribut­ ed to the handicap. David Lyle "landicsp and N. York 3 gallon steel drum- for trash Ind i. ally York bowled Prince Powell, whose last .nd ashes. $2.50 each, deliv- red. WA. 9923. ' V Hath way 4k Fergu keewn address h* 2000 1th Ave., ROOFING BODY-FENDER A Lofton 2S-- 11H-IS2. Byrd fte- Renew Your New Yerh City, New Yorh, wtM Uke notice ;that on December * FURNACE WORK PAINT SHOP 119-172, Johnson I6S-212-1M, •79 Ml. Vsrnsn Ar,. Dee 9tac Your Body Man te-riegum 999-191.|gs. and Em­ 00, 1959, Olive M. Powell filed 998 E. Gay St. • Rea. EV. 9559 brey i_.-isg.ica. AUTO L FIRE her petition la the Common Comb.., Obi* Just (all FE. 7416 T.l.p-... FE. 3414 After 9 P. M. Call EV. 9785 Little wonder the big smile- Pleas Court ot Franklin Counly, Columbus, O. that greet you at Vennounl INSURANCE Ohle, Division of Domestic-Re­ Aak For An Adwnler lation* in Caase No. 74642, prsy­ Quickest and surest way With sa Eastside insurance lng for a divorce from blm en Representative, Writing fur the ground* of grafts neglect of BROOKS' AUTO aa £geecy that will lasare duty. Sharpening of Lawamawera, .ELECTRIC SERVICE I-eague, bowling you with a Dependable Fire Scissors and Knives .Repairing Generators, and Caanatty Ce- Said came will be for bearing AU Kinds of Keys Made Regulators, Starters na or after February Se, 1954. Bicycles for Beat 449 8. Washington Ave. AI>VERT1S_..W_.. Toler A Toler, .Attys. 9590 — 99 8. OHIO AVE. Columbus, O. PAUL E. ROBINSON i-», i«, to, to; 2-0, it, toot. Columbus, O. tAD. 5654 24 Hr. Service . •(, Thnrsday- Ssld cause will be fer heartag Friday-Sald, Frank Shearrr, Atty. on nr after March 9, 1954. W. M. IuONtl, llwnrr Aiae Complete Liae Of Records, Spiritual, Claaaieal, top" Cromwell tn Uiumpin' thi Bellboys, maids and took*. 258-A N. 20th St. Toler and Toler, Attya. 302 Ml. Vrmon Av.. Jaaa, Blues and Pep AO. 7361 . Col's., O. tub for Macon Cocktail Bar's; • Steady employment. Apply in Columbua. Ohio 1-28, 89, *-fi. 13, 29, 27, 1954. 7*2 E. LONG ST. — FE. 3211 forthcoming Wednesday Nile; person. Hotel M. Clair. 338 St. Oscar Ely James 1- Kent "Meet the People" bar broad-! < lair av., FA, 1181. James Parks Arthur Coleman I feiu, .Eddie Jay! RANSOM COAL & HAULING CO. Colston and "ia'l LEGAL NOTICE SITUATION WANTED Good West Virginia aad'Ohle Coal Teas, Half Tons and by Basket Addie R. Harris, wtiose last 810.75 Ton — 10 Basket* 95.90 spiel dished by Mayor! haown address is 2329 !•:. 38th "Jack" Senscnbrenne during; St, CleveUnd, Ohio, will lake [II ST. Prompt Delivery Columbus, O. BRYAN SONS AUTO SERVICE thu buffel dinner lh_ bir g notice that on December 19, 1959, Tillman Harris filed bis AND PARSONS AVE. AUTO LAUNDRY Busy Parents Service' Cei last wr Had petition la tbe Common Plea* 1 Wax - Storage LUCY DEAN NURSERY Court of. Franklin County, Ohio, i^an urive A uiean " Religious fraiaiag CAVALIER COAl too . . . Real Division of Domestle Relations We Call For and Deliver 840 St. Clair Ave. - WA. ::,.!• In Cause No. 7*594, praying for ouah book are the on'-..- w)i,< City Products Corporation Repairs On All Makes Of Cars -Welding—Bra -ing—Metal member the li'l ones who hi­ Columbus, O. a divorce from her on the Caval—I Is. Chunk, ed em up the ladder, so we Care af Childrca 9 to 0 Years grounds of wilful absence. Work—Fenders Repaired While U Wait-Complete Auto l:« ••> Stskar _le_in-shing Anytime U R Red E—We R 2. doggone proud of Rusty Bry; 7 a. 11.. until 5:39 p. m. Said cause will be for bearing Bi*4g.t Plan •— Na Extra Co»t who atill makes it a point HANNAH BARNETT. Prep oa or after February 27, 1954. 94 Hour Wrecker Service—Cars Washed, Rubbed Out, Waxed bhy his "Mr. B" shirts Transportation Fornlabed Tnler 9t Toler, Attys. . AD. S232 PARSONS AVE. Columbu-, O. Esquire Shop,' 1-16, 23, 39, 2-6, 13, 2*. 19M.