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ALTHOUGH THE wea- ther was frigid, lovely teenager I_pnna Williams 5 ^ • managed to squeeze out - BBS • the last of fall's fading sun rays. Donnie, as she is

affectionately known by x • her friends, is a student st East High, Columbus. —" Bill Carter Photo.

1 CLARENCE FLETCHER, WHO HAS BEEN active in.Tool and Die business over 25 years, has joined M. snd M. Tool and Manufacturing Co.. and will be active as sales engineer. Fletcher is experienced in tool busi­ ness from tool maker to supervision and sales. Alfred Millat. president of the M. and M. Tool Co., staged that • Fletcher would assist in the expanding of design, facili­ •

ties which "would enable our company to bring better • • ' '- '- • - - service to our customers." Firm's plant is located at 1124 E. 3rd st., Dayton. I \ > Scene From Forthcoming 5th YM Program Department Event ^^ Story On Page 2

THOUGH THE TEMPERATURE HOVERED around the 23 degree mark, lovely Sylvia Stewart pro­ vided a noticeable trace of warmth with this fetching presentation. A former Detroiter, she is employed at BUCKS NAME BROWN C04APTAIN N. American Aviation Co., Columbus. — Bill Carter Photo. • LETTER TO THE EDITOR iTypical ol many protests received by The Senttaet toUewfag the easter ol 1st Lt. Tttas A. Saunders trass the tj. 8. air farce, admittedly as the resttit ot pressure oa the Pentagon by Sea. Stea- nis of Mississippi, la the foUowtag tetter treat Marion A. Oavta ot WortMagtoa.) • • • Editor, *rhe Sentinel: The ttory that broke in -Sunday's new* releases over the forced resignation ol 1st Lt. Titus A_ Saunders, Negro air force officer, is one that should cause evWry decent, fair minded and~€hristi-n American citizen to bow hisJrtead'in shame. Of course' the experience of Lt. Saunders is Wj without prece­ dent. Not too many years ago, the air force attempted to cashier i* ••• - out of the service an officer who had a commendable war recop**-- simply because he waa a 20th century American who had not yet received his final naturalization papers. Tbe final outcome of this case escapes my memory. Now comes an American, likewise ap officer in the air force. One who has had thousands of dollars spent upon htm ol the tax­ IN LEFT PHOTO LEO BROWN EXPRESSES GRATITUDE during OSU appre, payers* money, hi tr-irting and equipment, for tbe task of defend­ ciation banquet for beinj^aflectedco-captain.of 195? Ohio State football team. Co- ing us in our ho>mt-s All of that investment, plus the future ot% Capt. Frank Elwood is inbackgrpund. Right: Brown is congratulated by Don Clark, ' '-SLAUGHTER ON 10TH AVENUE," SCE NE FROM ELABORATE extravaganza. "Sophis ticated Lady," to be presented Thursday Dee personable looking young man. is to be sacrificed m order to salve, winner of Quarterback club's award for being outstanding sophomore on tbe squad, the feelings of a petty police officer, probably incensed (it .tj*** IS. 8 p m at Palace theatre, Dayton, by Progr am Dept. of 5th St. YMCA. Roderick R. Row is chairman. R^dT^ and Sigma Epsilon trophy for. outstanding perf *T"«r in W*w*»»*'*****n*?. *r»me. Details in •rson, Arthur .Wight, Carmen Carter. Background :Shidey Caldwell,,Joan Speed, Theorane Cowherd, Gail l^ehee.---Collius Photo. sports section.—-Roosevelt Carter Photos. Continued On Page 2 f PAGE'S fAGEf THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, DECEMBER l, m*f SATURDAY. DECEMBER 1, 1056 THE GHIOSEN*nNEL Council To Hear Cops'Fight For Decent Wages On Dec. 10 Columbus police, said to be THE DIYISIOf* B 99 patrol­ the lowest paid-in Ohio's six men short of the 900 authorized Isrgest cities, working through by city ordinance. Targee said Fraternal Order of Police, have this Is because tha present- low Initiated a Tnove to boost their pay scale "is not attractive salaries a flat 20 percent. enough." The P*y raise committee of He also said the Increase in FOP presented the proposal to juvenile crimes can be partly city cmrncu's finance committee attributed to lack of officers. at a meeting at city ball Friday. Targee further noted that the Under provisions of the re­ same police force which covered commendation, starting pay 48 square miles of territory in ROUTS U.S. AIR FORC for patrolmen would be hiked 1954 is now trying to cover 6S from S»g te MI« monthly. Be- t square miles. By JOHN B. C0NBS cause ef the lew pay rate, The proposal, slated to be air­ FOP Insists, the force Is not ed in council Dec. 10, has the Sen. John SfMitiSe Deiiiocr-d of t^s^ssliHNr ^^»vs to have won a ctoarctif vidory ever file U. S. dr force ia Ms o..sl6r (.vmiuHMi getting the calibre ef mea de­ backing of Councilman Dewey sirable for police work. E. Garner and two other legis­ of a 25 year oldNccro akmaa. As a rtsuHof flu (rasm Sttimts admittedly exerted, and by virtue of the spineless action display Patrolma n William Targee, lators are also said to be friend­ chief spokesman for the pay ly toward it. i^by mktx$9\y9k raise committee, told The Sen* chdrgst&statede*-!^ i MISS ELENOR FRAMPTOT* IS PRESENTED WITH orchid corsage by Miss tlnel the proposed 20 percent Sgt. Sanford Lee, veteran Jeanette Grider, proprietor of Grider School of Dance, Columbus following work­ boost would cost an additional member of the department, is dropped und-f less favorahSe condmoi-S. $472,800 a year if police strength also a member ot the pay raise nounced his decision of the' shop recently conducted by Miss Frampton for group of sdyanced students st the committee; Faced with this ominous proposition, the Meigs, Oa., squadron adjutant submitted several front page stories last Khool.Students in photo- include F.ythe Msys, Pstricis Dinner. Myrna Rsthff. is kept at the present level. his re si {mat ion in Washington Friday. Upon his return to Columbus Saturday, he told summer when his return to June 7 extradition bearing. In this writer an official, whom he declined to identify, advised him of Stennis' action. Mississippi was requested by denying -the request,- Leusche Flora Taylor, Carmslitta Lawson, Sharon Simmons, Csrolyn Gibson, Ssndra Capito, Gov. James Coleman of that ruled that Saunders was not a Bill Allen, Marvin Bonovitch. • Saunders, a Tu-kegee summer. Gov, Lausche refused state. fugitive from Justice because Bishop Allen, Noted Prelate, Dies; to extradite him. - **" Institute graduate, quoted A transcript of the trial shows tha offense for which be was This conviction, the air force the officer as saying: that be aad four friends were sought, and of which he was Probe Cause said, was the ground on which. •'Mississippi has been returning to Greenville air base convicted, was not a felony but Johnson Rites Conducted Rites Are Wednesday In Capital Cily Lt. Saunders , was given t b o pressuring tbe air force to in November, 1054. when his a misdemeanor. Theological seminary and Wll» "general discharge" under Final rites were held Wednes­ discharge you and the air car became involved in an ac­ In Death Of berforce university. He formerly •'honorable conditions.'' This HE FURTHER HELD thai day at Mt. Vernon Av. AME, force is nmt 4a any poaition cident with a car operated by .pastured Mt. Vernon AME and type of discharge is better than Saur.ders did not. flea from From Bethany Baptist Columbus, for Bishop A. J. to tell Mississippi to go to a white Woman. At the tim* of served as area director of the a dishonorable one, but it Is not Mississippi, but came to Ohio Allen, prelate of the Fourth hell." the accident, Saunders car was under orders from the U. M. Final rites for Granville M. blood donor team there and a Columbus Man American Bible Society. • a • as good as an honorable dis­ Episcopal Dist. of the * AME driven by a girl acquaintance. member of the conservation He earned degrees at Clark charge, which is given under Dept of Defense. Johnson, 41, 389 N. Grant av., The cause of the death of a Church. LATE MONDAY, acting on • • • committee. Johnson r e c e i ved university, Atlanta, and Yale normal separation. Saunders, married aad the were held at Bethany Baptist 23 year old Columbus man the advice of his'attorney, two safety awards during h i s University Divinity school. Stennis, a member of tbe - TO PREVENT A traffic con­ fattier of a 5 month aid area. last Friday. Rev. A. L. Mason found dead in his parked car John L. Francis of Columbus, employment at N. American. Survivors include his wife, Senate appropriations and ajqrn- gestion, Saunders drove bis car entered the serrtre after eoan- officiated with burial In Green Nov. 18 is being withheld pend­ Saunders notified Washington He was formerly bartender Jewettj.sonsv A. J. Allen, exe­ ad services committees, admit­ to the side of the road. For that pleUag ROTC training at Tns­ ing the outcome of an autopsy, by wine that he was withdraw­ at Neighborhood Grill and Rail­ cutive director of the Pittsburgh ted to the Associated Press that LT. TITUS A. SAUNDERS act of sobriety, he was charged kegee in 1951. He bad pi asm J homicide detectives said this ing his resignation. &ii roaders club. Urban League; S. W. Allen, he demanded Saunders' ouster with drunk driving and the girl to make a career af tha AST week. But for some unexplained rea­ tbe north. Both national aad waa charged with reckless op aad aad already applied far Survivors include hi* wife, Brooklyn; Nimrod G. and Grif­ from the AF. state NAACP leaders bad ex­ However,- they said prelimin­ son, Tuesday he dispatched an­ oration. He was sentenced to an AP commission, ha totd Mrs. Flossie Johnson; five fin A., both of Philadelphia; a other wire to the Pentagon ad­ pressed keen interest la thi ary examination of the body of • * • three months and fined $290 The Sentiaef. children, six brothers, one sist­ sister, Mrs. F. H Mason, and vising them to disregard the ease. Charles H. Barron, 1333 Mt ACCORDING TO AP, the Dtx- while the girl got off with a $100 Brig. Gen. Hewitt Wheless of er'.- and a host of other relatives a brother. Nimrod B. Allen, both second* message and that his. iecrat solon said he wrote the • • • Vernon av.. showed no indica­ fine in a justice of peace court. Lockbourne air base said Wed­ and friends. ot Columbus. ' resignation should still stand. secretary of.tbe air force aad SO DID GOV. LAUSCHE and tion of violence. * After tea days la jail, aae nesday Saunders' resigna­ Local arrangements were Saunders refuse*, ta say tbe secretary of defense, invit­ the American Civil Liberties Funeral arrangements were Barron was found dead In his of which was spent oa tbe tion had been accepted and he made by Mrs. D. tt Whittaker why he made the sadden flip- ing their attention to the case Union take firm stand behind under direction of Brooks funer­ car in front of 1631 Greenway a chaia gaag, he was released would be officially discharged and Sons. Burial was in Green flop, saying he was not ia a and calling on them to take act­ the airman. al home. av under S26M bond pending ap Dec. 1. Lawn cemetery. position fa reveal Us reason ion with reference to keeping an Gov. Lausche, who will serve peal af his case. At the April, Saunders will have a right to **- at this time. His action gave officer who is in default of his in the Senate with Stennis dur­ appefrijthe discharge before the •FROLICS* DECEMBER IS rise to speculation t h a t he bond. ing the next session of Congress; 1955, term of circuit court, the AF Discharge Board or tho may have resigned la tbe Be farther slated that k* in a telegram to Pres. Eisen­ conviction waa net only, saa- Seal Sate Lags Far-Behind 1956, RICHMOND, Va, — The.sec- Board of Corrections of Military face of a threat of being trans asked the AF what at prepeaed hower, Air Force'Sec'y Donald tainee*, but was Increased to i ond presentation pf Virginia Un. Records, Wheleaa aaid. BISHOP A. J. ALLEN ferred-de a southern air base to do about this act of acts. Quarks and to the president's six months and WOO. ' ion university faculty in its an­ - where At would be more easy After considerable delay, be press secretary, Jamcsjiagerty, "'Saunders then posted another Chairman Issues Desperate Appeal Bishop Allen died last Wednes­ nual faculty frolics is in prep­ fer Mlsiiatlppl authorities to waa advised that the defend­ voiced his bitter opposition to $1000 bond and appealed his In* an all-out effort to jack up university aad general chair­ day at his home in Cleveland. aration under guidance of co- return aim to i risen. 1 ' ant weald be separated from tbe dismissal action. case to the Mississippi supreme Homecoimiig Held a lagging Christmas seal sale, man, said, "tbe Christmas Services were heldythere 1 chairmen Dorothy Li Farer arut He is under conviction on a the service. The opposition forces were court. Meantime, He was trans­ Homecoming was observed at the Tuberculosis Society ot Col­ seal sale is running more than day at St. John's AME. John A. Watson. The variety drunk driving chargevin Colum­ Over the weekend and earl­ ferred to Scott air base in Illi­ Bethany Presbyterian last Sun­ umbus and Franklin .County STfOes behind last year fer the show will be held on the camp­ also joined by the Columbus GRANVILLE M. JOHNSON At the time of his death. Bis­ bus, Miss. When Mississippi's ier this week, before Saaaders Citizen and Columbus Dispatch, nois and later to Lot';bourne. day. Rev. William Holloway, said this week it would send re­ same time. Approximately hop Allen was chairman of the us, Thursday night, Dec, 13, Tbe extradition request was governor sought to have him re­ submitted M* final reaigaa- which ran strongly worded-edi­ pastor emeritus, preached. Lawn cemetery. minder notes this weekend to 1500 fewer persons/Save been Board of Trustees at Payne benefit ot the university turned to serve out the a i z too, strong support ia Us fav- torials condemning the manner mad* after the high court up Volunteers of Bethany served Johnson died last Monday in hundreds of residents who have heard from. We rndst atop this month chain gang term last ot was orgsalring throegheet in.which the AF was handling held the conviction and affirm­ dinner to about 130 persons in White Cross hospital. He had not yet contributed. i downward trend If w* are te the case. _ » ed his sentence. the church basement im­ been employed at N. American "As this report gees te receive e a o a g b operating ••• On inly la. Gov. Lausche an­ mediately following the ee-rvice. Aviation Corp. for the last five press," Dr. H a r e 1 d L. To- funds for next year. BT If ON OAT years and wag captain of the churn. president ef Capital "I Implore those who have Mrs. Earl Brown, 1021 let their Christmas teal ssle LETTER TO THE EDITOR av., a housewife, bad obtained THE OHIO SENTINEL letters go unanswered to an­ more than 90 -names on a pro­ swer them aew—for the bene­ test petition which she person­ Edmund 8. Paxton, President: Russell A. Jackson, Editor-ln- fit of the community's we I- Continued From Page 1 ally circulated. Tbe petitions Chief; Annie R. Moore, Business Manager; Amos H. Lynch. AA fare." verfJsia*>Promotion Manager; Edward L Moors. Jr., Production lieutenant waa m uoiXorm) by tbe bars upon his shoulders. are to be sent directly to the Those who have not received president at tbe White House, Manager; Carl Weaver. General Circulation Manatee. I Christmas seals may do so by Gov. Lauarfht recognized the true aspects of the case, when he e • . refused the extradition request of a state wherein the out ight The Sentinel was told. p h o n i n g the Tuberculosis So­ Established June 1, IMS. Published each weak at fM **>-» murder of Negro juvenile was coadoned. It now remains to be ta spite of the favorable ciety, Ca. 8-6704. sentiment which arose aver Long Street (P.O. Sox **») by The Ohio Sentinel Publishing Co*, seen what action Gov. O'Neill will take on the almost certain new Inc., Colurnbue 5. Ohio. Slightly itaed^SteinwaiT extradition papers that will be served on Civilian Saunders. the matter, It fatted to mere Ohio's sealer senator. Mas W. Subacript-m Rates: Oaa Tear. feJO; Six Months. UM; Three Baby Grand Piano Sea, Bricker has said that it was not th* concern of a senator. Months, $1 SO. Brirtker, trim, according is a . ACLU Lauds with new bench. ** Will Rep. Vorys adopt tbe same attitude?, National advertising representative: Associated Publi-bere, » I hold that if Lt. Saunders cast his vote in Ohio it is the judi­ Ceiumhae C__aea story, aakf One aampbt of the many Chriatmaa )• be eo-tda't help tbe Ir-mWed Inc.. SI W. eStb St., New York City, R. T„ JUdsoo 2-1177; Mt W. Browned For cial duty of both of these legislators to protect the interests of tbe Washington St,, Chicago 2, OL. ANdover 3-0843; Wbal**y-CahiU Co, Quirk, confidential leans ea bargains today at the old reliable state's citizens, end intercede wherever an injustice is being per­ airman. He said H warn a matter for the air tore* as atia Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif., HOliywood S-Ttgff furniture, antes and motor­ petrated. Wbaley-Cah.il Co., 440 Russ Bidg., Ban Fraaciaco, Calif. «U. cycles. Rinirfe Parley handle aad ••met a U. S. sen­ N. YORK — The American Il\Lt. Saunders is not a citizen «f Ohio, it still remains the ator.'' - .t-ran. You'll find ear service friendly moral and Christian obligation of not only Cong. Brickcr and Civil Liberties Union last week • • a Natl Newapaper Pub-abets Ass'n and fa complete privacy. Jest Vorys, but of every American who is in agreement with tbe Dec­ come la or phone Mr. Tamer. hailed the- announcement of COLUMBU* TELEPHONES: CLearbrook S.74JS-7. laration ail Ir-dtpen-eaoe. •*wt**r*in we bold these truths to be eelf EVEN THOUGH BRICKEB Att'y Gen. Herbert Brownetl. DAYTON TELEPHONES: AD. 806S-ME. 4307. Jr.. that the Justice Dept. will evident, that all men are created equ_J, that they are endowed by took a hands-off position until m CLearbrook *»-S523 !U 9734—ME. 7010 hold s conference with U. S. their Cnffotor with certain inalienable rights, that among these arc Lt. Saunders rescinded with­ ia» *aa-. mmc STORE life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. That to secure these drawal of his resignation, the XENIA TELEPHONE: 2-5295 attorneys in southern states to rights, governments are in-stituied among men. Deriving their air force showed Signs of buckl­ URBANA TELEPHONE: *i-M8_ j work out methods of compliance $ON«thHiahSu*« j with the U. P. supreme court's Just powers from the consent of the governed."—Markm A. Davis, ing under public pressure. Entered as 2nd class matter July f, »*% at Post Office, Coiumbua, Friedman Finance Co. dec-skn harr'*"!; d*srr-^'ruu\-rvn Werihingtoa, O. Saunders was the object of O . under act cf March 9, 1819. O^* 997 Mt. Vernon Ave. Colurnbue, Ohio ti in mtra-state bus transportation

* THSOHIOSRNTUifiL PAGES ajmm0AY,P£c^MBEmi,tw •'"'H'f. m FACE 4 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY. DECEMBBK 1; 196t3 7 DIVORCE DOCKJI flU Hit Parades COLUMBUS COLUMBUS COURT ROUNDUP Mrs. Hensley Wants To End 21 Yr. MarriageDebu t In Area TOYLAND i Hit Parade cigarets, tbe new a-_--an*E*MM*a*a»nr-asBna i ——CBBM SLOWING » years of mar­ nishings and household gnodn, She filed only for divorce, king size, filter tip model* of SIX MONTH workhouse term and $100 and costs were imposed ried life, Jeanette E. Hens- George Ready, 133 McDowell CIIKSTKR R. THOMAS, 8l» The Magical Key to a * r American Tobacco Co,, is being on Thomas Johnson, 489 Mt. Vernon av., convicted ior aggra­ ley, 1274 E. Long st, begun di­ St., chorged Bernice, R. 1026*4 Michigan av., filed for divorce A introduced in the Columbus little Girl'* Heart is m vated assault. Another 30 days and a $50 fine were also handed vorce action against her hus­ K Long st.. with neglect and and custody of two small rhil urea. Beautiful tlol I fer the 30 year old man on an intoxiedtion rap. He was arrested on band, Jarnes It, in Franklin extreme cruelty. Married five dren. ages 2 and 1, In aa ac­ NOTICES Alan C. Garratt, company of­ Christmas. the assault offense after he sliced a 43. year old man's cheek with •county court of domestic rela­ years. Ready asked the court tion against Irene, 1841 Oak ficial, says exhaustive research r*flr______aj__fa___ a razor during an argument at tbe Wagon Wheel Grill, St. Clair av. tions, last week. Mrs. Hensley to deny both temporary and at. The rharge Is neglect of consumer preference in cig> III.ATH ; Charles 1400 East and Curtis st The victim. George I. Greenlee, SM Caldwell av., stated that Hensley is charged permanent alimony to his wife. They married three years ago arets preceded the developm^n* COLORED n wood av. died Wednesday was treated at Grant for lacerations from the left cheek down un- with neglect because he "neg­ FATHER OF TWO children. la l*rtraacrest of Hit Parade. "Painstaking re- 0>r the throat. lected for several years to -prop­ Curtis Fields, Jr., CT9 E. Kng- CORDELS. Tt I L SON, 1087 Surviving are his wife Mary; seim-h went into its fine, rich; sister, Lillie Johoson; niece, erly perform and fulfill matri­ ler st, filed for divorce aad Franklin av., filed for a divorce rare blind of 100 percent natural Savannah Lipkin. other relatives monial duties." Mrs. Hensley custody of a 8 yc,ar old son In and custody of their 2 year old DOLLS WILLIE GBIFFIN, tM, 209 A XtSD T*T., a suit against Betty. 183 E. leaf tobaccos and its new White aad friends Services were at also asked tha court to accept son and support money for the r.pend BS days la the workhouse aad pay a 9BB Lincoln st. Married la 1942. tip filter that draws free se Crosby funeral home Monday. a separation agreement be­ child in her suit against her 79 pleaded guilty to malicious _es*_*aetaaa at ____i_,...... _, -i_._, _ Fields Is chafing his wife air." he explained. » • • • tween she and her husband as a husband, Illinois," whor*e last Jarkxeu, 4*2*. Staermg St.. tostiftod that Grtffia sssS-hel tare with neglect stating la his pe­ GarratC says already Hit Pa­ HUGHES, Mrs. Constance E.. EARL WHITE, manager of port of the final divorce decree. known address wa» Cleveland. • -iilam ta her bouse with bricks. tition that she failed aad re­ rade seems to be a hit as the $0 1378 Mt Vernon av- died Tues­ Schiffs Shoe store, 1054 Mt. • • • She ia charging Wilson with • >• • Vernon av., Columbus, has an­ fused to perform household du­ neglect best tasting filter cigaret. day. Surviving are her husband, MARRYING SIX TEARS ties. They also have a 12 year Louis; son, Louis, Jr.; sisters, TtrtJB E. ROBINSON, 31, lfMH E. LONG ST., held tat city nounced appointment of Eddie -&UP Jay Colston (above) as sales­ ago ta Nashville, Dorothy eld daughter. YOU MUST COME INI Ethel Brown, Sarnella Bowman prison since Nov. IS on a fugitive from justice charge, was re­ Ballry. 871 Grove st, filed for NEVER BEFORE HAVE Brida Hicks, Daisy Muse and leased Tuesday. The charge was filed by N. Jersey authorities man', Colston is theatrical edi­ TERMINATING HER mar­ tor of The Sentinel. divorce from W I (11 a m an riage of three years. Mary Eliz­ YOU SEEN SUCH A Jeanne-Oopton; brothers. Artie while Robinson was held under investigation of *carry_9g a eon** grounds of aegleet. She asked Bozeman. Carl Bowman and cealed weapon, A wire from N. Jersey stating that he was not abeth Lewis, 119 Taylor av., -ELECTION the court to return her maiden charged Herchell with neglect Louis Bozeman; uncles, aunts, wanted, resulted in his release. name of Wells upon final hear­ WONDER HORSE nieces, nephews, other relatives » • • Woman admits ing, of the ease. lifetime Qifjt! On Matfonn Rocker and friends. Services -were at WHEN THE DEFENDANT IN AN AGGRAVATED astauM • • * $!€.9S Shiloh Baptist Saturday with •rial and fhe csmptotoaats told conflicting stories as ta who was Fatal Stabbing Al.ICfc GRAHAM. 550 st Student Jailed arrangements try Whittpker. Clair av., started divorce .action WALKIE TALKIE waklrg linpopc r advances toward whase w_"e, the eoart set­ CHICAGO*, — A 57 year old • • • ^against Ulysses, whom she mar­ tled the matter by throwing the ease eat af eoart. Tho episode woman has pleaded guilty to TELEPHONES McGRLDER, Thomas, 840 E. ried 12 years ago. Mrs, Graham On Dope Rap MAKE NO PAYMENT UNTIL storied when Sam Burston, 38, 377 Henry ***-, rwri-*to_w*_ that he manslaughter in the fatal stabb­ Starr av., died Tuesday. He re- is charging her husband with CHICAGO^ — A former stu­ FEBRUARY.'. . . THEN PAY straok Prestoa Lag on the head with a ehalr heeaase he was ing ot her common-law husband aided with tkev. John Moors. neglect and wilful absence.! The dent at St. Augustine (N. C.) making Improper advances toward hla wnua. Aathri at Bhat was Aug. 30. Services Friday Nov, 30, 1:3B petition describes Graham's ad­ college was sentenced to 00 days $1 A WEEK! true, List, «tH W.' Gaodale st, further a-onfused the s-toattoa try Sentencing of Mrs. 'Tipple p.m.. at chapel of Mrs. D. A. dress as unknown. in Cook County jail and placed explaining that Burston doesn't have a wife. "What ahoat that?" Louise Johnson was delayed "Whittaker aad Sons. • • • on two years probation after he mapped Judge Wilbur Shell. Whereupon Burston replied, "I pending a. hearing on applica­ • • •>. pleaded guilty to possession of The REMINGTON Quiat-iuim mean he was making Improper attoaaees tion for probation. CHARGING NEGLECT.. -MINDtT DOLL PKARL, Cora, 10S« Leonard narcotics. "Case dismissed," Judge Shall yelled. Mrs Johnson said site stabbed Chester Earl Sharp. £88 N. tor FREE Uutm- Hcmnnsiraiitin Call Complete With Wardrobe av., died Saturday. Surviving Judge Elmer N. Holmgren im­ • • • Samuel Montgomery, with 17th st, filed a divorce petl- and Cheat are sister, Mrs. Estella Hend- posed sentence on William Bill-, SS.49 JOHN W. BROOKS. 29, 454 N. OHIO AV., drew 80 days and whom she lived, after he man­ agalnst Louise, now of F. V. QUINN CO. rickaon; N. York; niece, Hazel Dayton. They married ingslaa, 26 year old truck driver. $100 fine on his guilty plea to walking away from the wait-house. handled her in a tavern. Jones; nephew. Pearl Lee, Biilingslea was a student at Montgomery died from years ago in Richmond, Ind. Blacklick, Services were Wed- • a 9 St Augustine" three years. He wounds in the back and right SKsday at Williams-M cNibb was a victim of polio in 18*43. WHEN ARRAIGNED AT A FRELIMINART HEARING ON chest FILING FOR DIVORCE, fur­ $7*95 up mortuary. a charge of attempted arson, Robert Simmons, 43, 2*8 Waldo • • • al., pleaded guilty and was hound to the grand Jury SMITH. Chester A., 434Mi E. bond. Long st.. died last Monday. Sur­ ;, viving are son, William; daugh­ ter, Geraldine Hardiman; sister. BOYIPWYATT, 38, 257 N. WASHINGTON AV., was placed Nettie White; brother, W. D. probation after his guilty plea to petit larceny. HOUSEKEEPING SET Turner, PhUadelphia; nephew. Sweeper. Broom, Dust mop. Harry White, niece, Clara JAMES HAIRSTON, 162'*. DETROIT AV., csav-rtea* af ea- j-j Dustpan. Anron White; other relatives and erattag a motor vehicle while under the taftaeace af I $1.98 friends. Services were Friday STURDY off with $100 and the automatic three day jail sentence. from 2nd Baptist with arrange­ Metal ments by Brooks, . IRONING BOARD I j__g raw STEWART Mrs. Ruth Mae. SAMMY 3. BOWEN. 44, 578 N. OHIO AV., charged with drimk 363" S. Wayne av., died Tuesday. driving, pleaded not guilty and his case was csmtinued to "Dec. ?. Just like Mom's SIDEWALK BICYCLE Surviving are husband. Charles; • ~ • *"** • ELECTRIC IRON With Stabilizer sisters. Marjorie Harris, Colum­ $1-98 . WILLIE HARVEY, U, 1188 ATCHESON ST.. was $l2Mmp bus, aad Forest Logan, Spring­ eperating a motor vehicle while intoxicated, driving LAYAWAY field; brothera, Percy Lowery, permit and failing to assure' clear distance ahead after he Columbus: • I_» whence Lowery, IFOR bis ear bate the rear of another auto at Cleveland and Leera avs. Ask To-Se* The -LARK* Detroit and Eugene Lowery, Col­ Cf-"1 •—'**•*«-• S-aday. Aa Idea 1 Gift Far umbus; uncles, nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Ser­ ' • • Aay Occaii— vices wer* at C. D. White and INCIDENTS AND ACCIDENTS | Son chapel Friday. When treated at White Cross tor a stab wound in the chest, • • • iOtto Brock. 41. 332 W. Spruce at., told police he had been attacked WOODEN, Thomas. R. 244 N. • by "two jitterburgs'' . . . Dancing with a friend of his wife touch* ONLYW Washington av., died Sunday. ed off an argument which climaxed in him being knocked down Surviving are wife, Laura; and kicked in the eye by an unidentified man. Jack E. "rtcyea, 43, stepdaughter, Maggie Kenny. 478 St Clair av., informed police ... An intruder, who entered tho Services were Wednesday at home of Ideal Greer, 32, 5S3 Krause st., in an intoxicated condi­ SPICKR WB1 Give chapel of William- McNabh. tion, assaulted her and her 13 year old daughter with his fiat and a baseball bat, Mrs. Greer complained to police , . . Fred Dallas, Dp tin Trade la JUST IN! v 38. 271 E. Mound St., suffered second degree burns about the neck -Ta •***^ AUow-aea when his wife emptied a pan of hot potatoes over his head during New. light weight tor Tear Old Beater Dog Licenses Go an argument A tew days earlier, he was arrested at Grant hos» low cost We Hare Ihe Largest pital and charged with aggravated assault In court Friday, ho SeWtkm Of Beaters On Sate Dec. 1 received a 30 day suspended term and $25 fine , . . Alphoru» Ho*> ton. 21, 5674 Edward st, landed in Grant hospital with head -*• Dog licensee7 for 1957 win be Juries after he broke into the home of one Willie Johnson, same on sale Saturday. Dec. 1, at the HOOVER address, and Johnson -batted him on the head with an toon' bar. courthouse license division, ac­ Johnson, according to police, termed the altercation as a "tittto cording to Fred C. Dunn, Frank­ t_Hendly fight" , " : . lin county auditor. Licenses may also be obtained FURCHASING AIDS MANY GOOD BOOHS at the Humane Society animal Consumer magazines at the] Have you read • good. *t*oo**t CPICER'C shelter. 2770 Groveport pike, or j public library can help persons lately? There art many- eaot*f by mail by forwarding the 82 fee J pjanning major purchases com- lent novels and non-fiction hooka x O FLT\\T. IKi ^ (fo«*4U—r> am—1male_ , female__-—«—- , spayen • dt fft-- 't "par * product™ .. ^T * and. prices .befor - e j waiting for you at your puhlac male dogs) with name and ad> buying. library. . $ dress of'owner, brief descript­ ion of dog (age, sex, color, long) or -Sort hair, breed) and a FREE INFORMATION stamped, ae*i-_ddre_sed return envelope, to County Auditor, And Friday *tfl 9 p, Courthouse, Columbus IA' BAIL BONDS 0. 2-1181 OTHER DATS f A. M. to f F. M. AR dogs 3 mcxrths old or older Wit-torn J. G*rrett License*. Professional must ba tkewed . \s

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AM MBIS Values 16 $5 with TV Barstss atata ham tetaae't trade ... $188.00 'twwrSiwiBTBr, Inn. nf. 11.95.... 197 HATS 'n*^Fiill-i9j^|ia rsf.i95... m Ungvat m*amiattm?n el Use Belts & Jewelry - 50 V, 21" ADMIRAL Console, t MMFI iattwatsls, SHI af. REG. PRICE 5ME PRICE TIES T M rstlw Tostir, ret. 19J5 10.95 10.00 6.O0 with trade #JIW*# 12-50 ••••" 7.50 C 15.00 9.00 SHOP NOW AVOID THE XMAS RUSH EASY TERMS-! YEARS TO PAY- OPEN SUNDAY II TO i 20.00 12.60 UY-AWAY A GIFT-A-DAY OPEN SUN TELEVISION CO. SUN APPLIANCE OIV 44 N. HIGH DAILY Jto 9 10 E. MAIN ST. GA. 8-1527 276 S HIGH ST. CA. 1-7843 7 ! f ; ' t i • • SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 19S0 SBC. 2***PAGE 8 • i in 111 • i II , > THE OHIO S_*JmNEL Christ'Memoritars New Sanctuary Appreciation Day Services Will Marl- Inside ' THE OHIO SECTION Rev. CF*Jenkins1 20th Anniversary ENTINE To tie Occupied Sunday, December 2 By HATTYE B. REDMOND Mesdames H a 11 y e Redmond, Congregation of Christ Mem­ Appreciation day will be ob­ Ella Free, Essie Williams, Gen­ the subject, "The Sign of ue two weeks. eva Sandford, atula Smothers, SATURDAY. DECEMBER I, 1956 orial Baptist, 100 N. 20th st, Moses,** Sunday. Dec. 10, formal dedi­ served at 2nd Baptist, Colum­ Columbus, will occupy its new Robena Weaver, Mamie Smith, Rev. E. A. Porham and Trin­ cation will be conducted at 3 bus, Sunday, Dec. 9, to mark Fannie Eddings, Nellie -Dean, building for the first time Sun­ ity Baptist will be guests at 3 the 20th anniversary ot the past­ day, Dec. 2. A new brick sanct­ p.m. Rev C. F. Jenkins, past­ Roxle Thomas, Anna Waters, Jeal Booster p.m. in the first of a series of orate of Rev. C. F. Jenkins. A Anna Jones, Martha Mil's-. Cre- uary has replaced the old struct­ services to be participated in by or of 2nd Baptist, will be speak­ guest speaker will be heard dur­ FROM FAR AND NEAR ure previously used by the er. He will be accompanied by ta Thompson, Wills Henry, SPEAKING OF pastors and churches of Colum­ ing morning worship. Combined Phil I is Schley, Elizabeth John­ church at the N 20th st. ad­ bus. These services will contin­ his congregation. singing groups will render rnus- dress. , son. Emma Johnson, E 1 s i a TINTYPES ic. A banquet will be held Mon­ Washington. Lottie Russell and POLITICS Weather permitting, the con­ day, Nov. 10, 7 p.m, Dawson the hostesses . . . W. E. Moore, gregation will march to the Caldwiill Joins Council Of Churches Chandler is chairman of the ob­ who is 92 years old,-received a * . * By Cornelia Banks church prior to morning wor­ servance. token from Poindexter Men's Political Editor ship. The procession will move To Build Better Christian Program • • • Bible class Sunday. •** from Masonic Temple, Long st MUSIC FOR MORNING wor­ By MRS. MELVIN NOWLING working together -to build a LEDO. — Negro Republican workers here in this Maumee at Miami av,, at 10:15 a.m., pro­ ship Sunday was by Gospel First Snow Valley city, may not receive their full share of the spoils when ceeding north on Miami av. to stronger Christian community. r Through Columbus area chorus, children's and • youth Club Entertains AST WEEK WHEN I looked out ot the window and saw the GOP bosses start doling them out early next year, but from what Mt Vernon av., east to 20th st Council of Churches, Caldwell Their programs serve not only choirs.. Usher Board day was L first flakes of snow beginning to cover the ground I was thrill­ the community at-large, but we observed on a brief visit last week, it won't be because Ne­ and south to the cnurch. Temple AME Zion has joined observed with guest ushers at­ ed and delighted. It has always been my contention that since we groes failed to avail themselves ot the opportunity. At 10:43 a.m., Rev. L H. with approximately 133 Protes­ strengthen every member tending from Shiloh Baptist . . . Echo Residents live where there is seasonal weather, -the best days for snow are church. Evidence of this fact wss noted when a half dozen or more of Johnson, pastor, will speak from tant churches, 16 denominations Usher Board tea was well at­ Goodwill Charity club enter­ Thanksgiving and during the Christmas season. these patronage seekers revealed that they had already checked SI N DAY SCHOOL and Christ­ tended in the afternoon. Mrs. tained 70 residents of Home Back in the old days when we had snow H was always a joy the state employment roster (or jobs now held by Democrats that ian Endeavor Society has begun Emma Johnson was chairman. Echo, Columbus, Sunday, Mrs. to us kids to get dut our sleds and coast down the Pulton st. hill. they would be interested in filling. PRE-CHRISTMAS SPECIALS plans for special Christmas pro­ . . . 'Leslie N. Shaw, Los Angel­ Evelyn Hadden was mistress of The steepest part of the hill starts at 2nd s^ and descends to These positions, according to one active Republican worker* grams.* Albert Harrington is es, will speak for young adult ceremonies. Canal. Here on late_aJ*iernoons and early evenings us kids would range all the way from semi-skilled Highway Dc,pt. appointments Sunday school superintend­ homecoming Friday evening, A program of music, scripture pose our sleds at the top and let gravity do the rest. Sometimes to high commission postf we would sit three or four to a.sled but when there were enough ent and Mrs. Helen Waderkcr Nov. 30 ..Sympathy is and readings was presented by - • • • • is president of Christian extended the family of Chester club members after which .re- sleds to go arpund we wduld lie Hat on our stomachs and guide it THE SOURCE FAILED TO PIN-POINT the commission posts, Endeavor. Phalander Scott is Smith, who was buried Friday, fre*rnments were served. with the help ol our chins. but with * vacancy due on tha Pardon and Parole Board early chairman of the annual musical and to Mrs. Eva Lou Crawford This was the second special It was always a challenge to see who could coast the farthest next spring, it was obvious he had that position in mind. festival, "Singing from .JLhe and family in the death of her Thanksgiving season project with no hands. There were no prizes or anything but the kid that could accomplish this feat would be the boss of the gang. I was \ It is now held by Percy Lowery, a Negro Democrat^ who haa Sky." First meeting of the Mus­ grandfather in Youngstown. undertaken by the club. Food sr/rved on the board for almost 12 years. His term expires next ic Dept. and committees was • • • and cash donations were dis­ never boss, although I was the daredevil type and always ready to TURKEYS try anything. But the fact that I was dependent on Irene's sled March 31. held Sunday. All plans indicate MRS. VIOLA OGLKTKKK and tributed to eight families. Said ta nave designs on the $10,S0e annually pest U a Tole- this will he the outstanding Mrs., Lottie Russell entertained never gave me ample opportunity to compete each time. Come to Mrs. Elizabeth Jackson and think of it, I don't remember ever owning a sled of my own. doaa who hotds a social administration degree from Ohio State DUCKS - GEESE - CAPONS "Singing from the Sky" pro­ Uplift Bible class Tuesday at Mrs. Lelia Angel were co-chair­ university, and Is said to have had many years' experience la gram ever held. the home of the former, 713 E. men of the project committee. • •• • social work. Fulton st. Those attending were John Shipp and Mrs. Jackson SOME OF THE ROYS IN OUR GANG COULD ICE SKATE ROAST A NEW EDUCATIONAL ser­ and I always marveled aj how tiiey could stand up on the thin His name was not disclosed. However, it j» reported that he ies of tape recordings are avail­ led arrangements tor the bas­ is somewhat of a newcomer on the political scene in Republican kets. prong that was on the bottom of the skate Once Herbie, the best politics. able to all auxiliaries of Cald­ Cognac And Coff ee skater of the lot, let mc try, and I'll never forget that experience. LAWSON POULTRY well from the office of the past­ Goodwill Charity clab will "It's real easy," he told me as he helped me fasten the The Parole Board post is unquestionably a Juicy political or. This series will fully explain meet Sunday, Dec. 9, 4 p.m., at skates In place. "I'll hold your hand till yoa get started, then plum. But it doesn't require much more checking around to dis« Second Ave. and St Clair Ave. Open Sunday Till Noon the structure of the church as Go Well Together the social and recreation build­ I'll let go. Yea just move your feet like on roller skates and go cover that many other commission appointments of equal promi­ AX. 9-9433 ing of Progressive Ass'n of the sailing along down the hill." nence will also be available when Republicans take full charge ot well as duties of individual the state government next January. ^^ members and clubs . . .Chicken Picture the setting. Sightless, 544 Mt, Vernon av. By the time I. reached the bottom I was bruised and sore. My When Shopping At East Market Stop At Mrs. Bertha Bell Is president • • • and barbecue runners will be The feast is over. The grown­ ankle was surely broke, my face was scratched and dirty, I had Stand No. 6 For Fresh Dressed Poultry lost one of my mittens and torn my coat. I wag really in a mess. ONE SUCH VACANCY WILL OCCUR ON THE Board of Ltq- CL. 2-9777 served by Board ot Stewards ups arc sitting around the din­ ner table wiping fevered brows. • • • nor Control early in January when its veteran chairman, Frank and Stewardesses Saturday. I TRIED HARD NOT TO CRY RUT WHEN SOME OF THE Kreba ot Dayton, resigns to assume his duties as clerk of Mont­ Dec. If beginning at 11 ••*"•. Bt (Make your guests help.) The For Your Holiday Eating Pleasure Buy Poultry With small fry are off watching the kids began to inquire how bad I was. hurt I burst into tears. To gomery county court. So white eyeing the Parole Board vacancy, A Flavor. Order Your Turkey Now. the home of Miss Georgia good guys catch the bad guys. LEE'S this day I really don't" know why I cried—because I was hurt or it would perhaps be a step in the right direction for the Negro Woods, 405 Hamilton av. (It always happens on TV, because I had lost (ace with the gang. GOPers to also put in jtheir bid for the Liquor Board appointment 3 STORES TO SERVE YOU One thing I do know—that was the end of my ice skating ca­ •Where else?) reer. Sore and a little afraid. I was taken home on a sled and all T U B E R C U L OS I S SO­ Moreover, it should also he af great Interest to Gov.-eleet O. What other way to top a meal the way I was thinking what I was going to tell Mom. I didn't CIETY'S Christmas seal sale William O'Neill and all Republican leaders, fer Vf given ta a Ne­ than with cognac and coffee? have to wonder long, however, because someone had arrived at got a boost this week from gro, It would erase the old stigma that Ohio Republicans merely We Gi.elUU Stamps But wait. Your hostess has my house before me and broke the news. Mom was waiting at the Deanie Rivers. 37, formerly of follow salts led by Democrat* la appointing Negroes to saeh key I0U some imagination. She taps a front door and I could tell by the look on her face that the bruises S3S Stambaugh av., Columbus. posUtaata. ROSATI'S IOU SUmp Books Good For glass for attention. Everybody from my fall were only minor,**- .^ Patient at Benjamin Franklin the stamps yon esa spend! will make their own Cafe Roy- My real worry, then, was to counteract any bawling out on the (TB) hospital, Deanie was * Beyond that, consideration should be given to the fact that in ale, she announces with pride. spot, because 1 didn't want the kids to hear or know that I might found to have tuberculosis proportion to population Negroes spend more money annually with You watch her. She takes a be going to get a licking. . * the Liquor Dept than*any other group in this state. Hence, this is So at the first sight of Mom's face I b(pke out in a large series when he had a chest X-ray cube of sugar," places it on a similar 'to -those given on another logical reason why Negroes should aspire for this $10,000 teaspoon across a ceo of piping , of sobs and meanings and this did the trick. Mom was so concern­ annually, six year term, appointment. ed about my condition that she forgot how mad she was at my Christmas seal X-ray cruiser. hot black coffee.' (Who invented disobedience on going to the hill and she rushed me around the Deanie urges everyone who Whether these factors will be considered when the pudding ia that piping hot phrase, any­ corner for Old Doc Frieze to patch me up. has not been X-rayed within sliced and divided, only time will tell. lean, Fresh way? He ought to be shot*) She The damage was only slight and Doc said nothirfg was broken the past year to stop in at • • • Old Smokehouse douses the cube with cognac, and though I had sprained my ankle it would be alright in a day Christmas seal X-ray cruiser GROUND BEEF lets it soak for a second or two. or so. while /it is operating near JAMES LEGBEE, VETERAN NEGRO POLITICAL leader in Then she puts a match to it. My tears dried temporarily. I hobbled home with the help of McKirut^j monument, state- these parts since the days of yore, is convalescing in his home SLICED BACON Result: wonderful blue flame, • Herbie ond «ny mother. She gave me my supper and put me to house grounds, during No­ from a serious operation. 3 lb. 89c tiie sugar begins to melt, and bed, rubbing my chest with Musterole so 1 wouldn't take cold. Be­ vember and December. Christ­ 2 lb. 89c she slides the whole production fore I went to Sleep I was congratulating myself at the tact I had mas seal sale is only support Legree. a Republican stalwart, because of bis illness was un­ all Meat into the coffee and stirs. used to get outol a ticklish situation.' But with the down of a new of Tuberculosis Society and its able to function in the campaign as he had in the post. Neverthe­ Every man for himself! day the scene took on a drastic change. less, he wasn't taken clear out of the picture He carried on his Being Sunday, we always had a large breakfast and all the cpuntywide program of anti- TB services. Deanie is a de­ politicking by phone from bis hospital bed and later held regOlar BOLOGNA family sat down together and had a good time discussing the strategy meetings at his home, 532 Pincwood a v. events of the past week. As '. V m worked every day, this was the votee of radio and television. ORANGES Charmettes Plan only time we had together. My* oldest sister, who was in charge of Me would like to hear from An assistant sergeant-at-arms in the Ohio House of Represen­ Piece 3 lb. 89c the cooking during the week, always had some questions to ask pen pals. tatives for the past three sessions, Legree doubts if he will be well about how to fix some dish and to discuss how economically she enough to take over his post at the special session Nov. 25, Juicy 3 doz. 89c Christmas Party was running the grocery bill. • * * NEW FACULTY HOMES However, if reappointed by the 1957 Assembly, as he probably U.S.No.l Plans lor a Christmas party TALLAHASSEE. Fla.—A sur­ will be. you can expect him to be rapping the big gavel for order GRAPEFRUIT will be completed at the Dec. 3 MARY, WHO WAS NEXT TO ME. ALWAYS HAD complaints meeting of Charmettes club. I dreamed on the work she had to do and wondered if I couldn't help more vey of faculty housing at Flori­ when the session meets next January. ^^ 10 for 89c P01AT0ES Mrs. Jeri Womack, 1032 Chitten­ - with the dishes and such, instead of spending so much time in the da A—M university since Jan. den av., Columbus, will enter­ t moved in the best streets. This Sunday started much the same as the others, except 1, 1950, according to an incom­ tain this meeting. • Mary's complaint department was silent. plete tabulation, lists 23 n e w Krfceye Fraiea fashion circles- , I was glad because I didn't want to be the topic of conversa­ faculty homes erected during Civil Service SchediHes 25 lb. 89c * Tentative date for the party is tion, so the breakfast was soon over. I offered to do the dishes by Saturday, Dec. 22, at the home thanks to the six year period. They repre­ myself but Mom said Helen could take my place. I thought she sent an evaluation of approxi­ FRENCH FRIES Mrs. Filbert's of Mrs. Ruth Sutton. 641 Lilley waa being nice because of my ankle, but I was so wrong. For S.enographf»rs Ani Typists - av. Gifts will be exchanged and mately $13,000 per home and 4 She took me upstairs and began scolding with. "I have never range in cost from $6000 refreshments serve -. believed in whipping you kids on Sunday but today I'm going to Municipal Civil Service Com* next, t- t years, 5 Pkgs. 89c 0LE0 3lb.89c make an exception, so bring me the bair brush." $-3,000. *jr mission of Columbus will give Applications are available examinations lor stenographer now and may be filed in tha BOORS AUXILIARY RAKE SALE I began to plead for her not to whip me, talking about my sore ankle, but it didn't faze her cold heart, and I believe that a whip­ MAKE "WHO'S WHO' and typist clerks Saturday. Dec. office of the commission, Rm. {OLD tm and WINE P tm E. MAIN ST. Mea. Women's auxiliary of Capital ping on Sunday hurts worse than one on any other day. At ieast 15. at BUC building. 427 Cleve- 316*. city hall, until 5 p.m., WeoV Thars. • A. M.-7 P. M.; City Unit f»8. American Legion, that one did. .._.•-«•»«• RICHMOND. Va. —-Fifteen land av. tiesday. Dec. 14, • Fri. A Sat t A. M.-9 P. M sponsors a bake sale Saturday, 10 CARRYOUT However,,! mended rapid*__*_nd lived to slide down Fulton st. seniors, at Virginia Union uni­ Closed Saaday Dec. 1, 9 a.m., at the home of versity won places in the 1956- On the b **:« of scores, ap- Applicants living anywhere in M. CL. 2-4229 Mrs. Clara Brown, 1123 Hild­ hill again. . 57 edition of "Who's Who pointments will be made to 28 Franklin county are eligible. reth ae. When the ,first snow fell this year I wondered how many kids Among Students in American existing vacancies as well as Further information may be o*v still slide down that hill on sleds. vacaacies occurring during the tamed by caUsng Ca. 1-2211. Maybe, one of these' days soon, I'll go and see. Universities and •Colleges. SEC. 2~-aPAGE 2 THE OHIO SENTINEL, SATURDAY, DECEMBER j, IMS, 7 i:/!>, SATURDAY, DECEMBER L 195S THE OHIO SENTINEL SEC. 2-~PAG*5 8 a. EDITORIALS

Columbus, Ohio Saturday, December 1,1966 * Buy Christmas Seals, Mightiest Bit Of Paper In Ihe Land r*OR 60 YEARS Christmas seals have been coming into «* our homes . . . bright forerunners of the holiday sea- con ... important reminders of a task we all share. During the past half century, the Christmas seal, mightiest bit of paper in the Jand, has been a major fore: in cutting the TB death rate by 90 percent. But there ia still far too much tuberculosis. ' Approximately 100,000 new case* are still beiag re­ ported in the U. S. every year. * 4 By the close of this year, 726 new TB cases will; ha va been reported in Franklin county alone—13 percent more than in 1954, and more than all other catching diseases put.together I Finding hidden cases early is a vital force in protect­ ing our community. And Christmas seal dollars are be­ hind those free X-rays given day in, day out by your Tu­ berculosis Society in neighborhoods, schools and Industrie*.. Tip* so rare—* Christmas seals also finance health education proj­ so ects .. . and help TB victims readjust to normal lives. *. ' Christmas seals protect our community by searching Tbbaccosov constantly for new ways to prevent and cure tuberculosis. In fact, Christmas'seals make possible the complete program of your Tuberculosis Society.. No one lias to give ... but most people do ... because they want tb. THE OLYMPICS SHOW OUR BETTER SIDE That's why the 1956 Christmas-seals deserve our re­ Your ts^^, tW spect—symbol of half a century of accomplishment and a pledge for the future's continuing crusade against tuber­ 1 ere culosis. the ft ^ *' As I See It! By Lucius I Lee Buy them ... and use them ... today! sa Who's Extreme! OME SEGMENTS of ourtha t has grown on school Tes, things have changed up S world stand still while1 oth­ grounds and Ohio State univer­ university way. Some few ' CITIZEN A owes Citizen B $500 and won't pay him is ers move on in some direction sity has not been behind other years ago, a colored student rCitizen B being extreme if he demands his money? but the integration of Negro schools. Many colored students showed ap to help in a branch We think not students into full campus citi- come out of that wonderful uni­ store of a downtown establish­ And if Citizen A still refuses to pay Citizen B after 'zerurhip at Ohio State university versity atmosphere something ment. When the manager saw he demands his money, can one possibly call Citizen B'e has been going in one direction like snobs and act like they are he was colored, the manager position "extreme" if he goes to the proper court of law through the year»-»completion. walking on air. was disappointed but decided and files suit against Citizen A for payment? Thus came to me very forcibly Why not? There they have to go .along. The student was Again we say no and we point to the fart that this the other evening when I tele­ lived the lives of full citizenship put to work clerking bat soon happens every day in the courts of this nation. phoned a colored student in a and naturally look down on this the manager was in hot water We raise this question because we are growing sicker campus dormitory. _ -*• different world we have created with the main office oa com­ by degrees of hearing politicians on both sides of the two That Incident was far flung for them. They already know plaints that he had a Negro" major parties refer to the-NAACP's position as-"extreme" - from a day when a ghi went what it is to feel like human clerking in the store. whenever they speak of the civil rights question. to court to compel a teacher beings. Mr. Republican or Mr. Democrat will get up before Repeating, that community of an audience and say, "I support the supreme court deci­ to give her the full work pre­ This aggrandizement of t h e students serves as a-model for scribed in the class she was sions-as the law of the land but I xlo not agree with the ex. Negro student has come slowly future America. "There is notremist s on either side of the civil rights question." * taking. Of leonrse, I speak ef and still has some loose ends place about the campus barred the DerisJrVeaver ease, prob­ Now we'd like to ask these speakers: Where are -the to. catch up. I learn that there to Negroes that is not barred to extremists on BOTH sides? ably foffottea by most people, are colored coeds who are serv­ a common group, such as soror­ which Wily makes its public We grant that there is one extremist side of the ques­ ing as secretaries to some pro­ ity houses are barred to men. tion. That side is the white people in places like Clay, Ky., reappearance when poUtiral fessors. Colored football stars even fees ef Sea. John Bricker try who are willing to take up arms and fight against the law There were times when color­ carry the pigskin acrosji the of the land. te woo the Negro vote sway ed students could not take cer­ goal line for a touchdown There from him. tain courses because the white was a time when there were Certainly they qualify as "extremists." Miss Weaver was taking home professors believed the Negro ends and tackles but never the But where are the extremists on the Negro's side? economics at the university and mind incapable of grasping the top personnel of the backfield. L*t*s go back to the Mr. A and Mr. B quoted above. one course required* her to live material. There is no course a • • • America owes Negro Citizen B his full equal rights as with other girls—all white—in a student cannot take now if his specified under the federal constitution. cottage on the campus to get preparation permits. This does EVEN NOW ONE hears color­ Negro Citizen B bas begun to ask for full payment of first hand experience in care for not go to say the professors ed people complain that the this debt. a home. have all come around, for there white quarterback won't let the When the white man refuses to pay the Negro begins The teacher refusedtolet are still anti-racial attitudes on colored boy carry the ball. But to demand. The white man then begins to call the Negro's Miss Weaver, the colored girl, the campus, but the. administra­ there ia a lot of evidence to the position "extreme." live in the cottage. The case tion policy has brought all incontrary . went into the civil courts which line, And finally, when the Negro takes the white man to A white child ia very friendly the courts in the highest American tradition and asks tha meant that Miss Weaver had her • • • with his colored playmates. Lat­ courts to make him pay, the white man labels him as an own attorneys to bring suit er, he learns much about pre­ NEGROES' MONEY HAS out and out "extremist." against Ohio State university. judice from his folks and pract­ helped support the school since ices it the remainder of his life He doea this to try to make it appear that the Negro John Bricker, then attorney it began for its doors were open if he does not leave his com­ ia unreasonable. But what is unreasonable about a Negro general of the state, had to de- long after the Negro had be­ munity. asking payment of an honest debt? lend Ohio Slate university and come a free man—with reser­ suffered a bad setback among' vations—throughout the country. But if he goes to Ohio State We submit that the position of the Negro is no mora "Negro voters for the defense, an That money was not wasted for university or another northern extreme than Citizen A asking Citizen B to pay his debts. act required of him by the Ohio the N. High st school has creat­ school, he forcibly becomes tol­ It happens every day in America. aonstitution. That is history but erant again and does not find ed a community that ought to ther new white-tip filter cigarette fromTJhe American Tobacco Company what a contrast to this day stand aa a model for political it so contrary to his liking. , W« *ff« Particularly- resent any mealy mouth when I can call a colore, stu­ politician labeling our position as "extreme." The only communities. How much will he carry over extreme position is that taken by southern whites who dent living in a white dormi- into his new community when lory—or rather a university dor- don t want to pay off an honest debt Strike a match. Light a new king size Hit Parade-, blm-mm, that's true tobacco taste! APPETIZING MENUS graduated? But one would ^rf «• i ». f- / (H comes from a brand-new Wend of the finest t«*»_«*w>s.) Take another pujEf. Soy, this poitory. Cook books from the public li­ have to felicitate in the envir­ The Negro stands on the side of the law". r n 0f 0 • • • * tXUr Kuly SIZG. new exclusive white-tip /liter draws free or air. Puff again. Why it's a /oct~-yo«r taste brary will help your prepare ap­ onment set up for students, both And the law is not "extreme."—-tt. York THERE IS A LIBERALISM petizing menus for all occasions. colored and white, at present News. #*.*-.*-_*. can't tell the fitter's there. Buy full king sue Hit Parade~m U-* briliutat red paclr_igal 7 SATUltDAY, DECEMBER 1. 19S$ TilK-OFIlO RKNTINEL SEC. I*—PAGE ft THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY. DECEMBER 1, 1956 SEC. 2— PAGE 4 om SCRIPTS USO Junior Hostesses Organized For ' IE USO IS an interfaith, interracial agency serving rec­ rreational, religious and educational needs in off-duty i time of enlisted military personnel In Columbus its office Is at 73 S *Uh st USO (United"Service Organization) is 15 years Strong Support Given Columbus Symphony By Interracial Unit Purpose Of Enjoying Leisuretime Fun old It operates In cftrijunction.wlth the Dept. o_J>efense and haii as ita honorary chairman the president of the U. S. Har­ vey Firestone, Jr., is president ot Natl USO. Tbe USO U supported in Franklin county by United Appeal. Its valuable program of activity is carried on through volunteer workers in the junior hostess program, senior hostess program and the USO committee. Quick interviews with USO staff to vol­ unteer your service are made by calling the USO office, Ca. 441(6, or visiting the office at 73 S. 4th st i

In training class we are in­ formed about conduct that Is ac­ ceptable at USO activities. Wa ' lcam about • making introduc­ tions, social custom with ser­ vicemen, the type of clothing worn generally . . . things like that Some cities have a large USO JUNIOR HOSTESS CLUB TAKES NO MORE time titan average club Rronp— center but it has been explained pays off in fellowship shared with girls of all faiths and cultures. Here Delores to me that since there is a com­ Games (left) chairs telephone committee for junior hostesses which has as its mem­ paratively small number of mil­ bers, to left of Delores, Sue Kalinowski, Mae Tom, Gay Dilworth. See story. itary personnel In Columbus, My name is Mae Tom. I'm a graduated from high school. | there about USO and also to junior hostesses participate in USO junior hostess. It's one of We are organized into the Jr. chat with some of the girls who an "on-base!* service club, acti­ vity This means planned recre­ DcWILDA B. HAIRSTON, SECRETARY OF EAST UNIT, Columbus Symphony orchestra, in left photo (trusses next convert, Dec. 5, witk the most exciting experiences of Hostess club. Before I joined were awaiting' their interviews Evan Whallon, conductor, at group's annual membership tea. Alcti pictured, at right, are, left to right: Mrs. Jonah Henson and Mrs. Delight my leisuretime activities. there were some requirements just as I was. ation several nights each week to include dancing, table tennis, Wbodward, members of East unit: Conductor Whallon, Mrs. Palmer Stickney, guest from Battelle unit; Mrs. M. I_ Gash, member of East unit. Vocationally, I'm a student that had to be met. Mrs. Milton, introduced me to See; story.—Bill Carter Photo.* » • * / the USO executive secretary, swimming and picnics—in sea­ nurse, training to become a reg- For instance after I called v son. By DeWILD A HAIRSTON concert audience by about three- ic orchestra approximately nine ship chairman, received mem-' Mrs. Delight Y^ottdward served) the USO office, Ca. 4-639«, Mrs. Mr. Scott Deifebaugh, and then ,e e e fourths .and were certainly to be years ago. It has been racially berships during the tea and Gertrude Milton, the office sec­ to the senior bosteas, who inter­ Guest Columnist as registration chairman. •% Flrst Of Three Articles viewed me, Miss 'Margaret] ONCE A MONTH OCR Jr. Evan Whallon, new conductor congratulated in this effort. integrated from its' inception I,-,-. retary at 74 S. 4th St., scheduled Hostess club sponsors a dance "MY NAME 18 MAE TOM" me for an interview. Buscber. of Columbus Symphony orches­ He spoke briefly about the and is also a part of the • • • Then I had to fill out a form or some social event off-base. at the same time I feel that 1 tra, was a special guest at the Dec. S concert m which the women's board which governs E. & S. FURNITURE & APPLIANCES istercd nurse. USO has meant a application. This wasn't diffi­ We usually use the YMCA, am'helping other young adulta annual membership tea of East, orchestra will play Beethoven's the orchestra. The Columbus lot to me because I get to meet WHEN I WENT INTO the cult. A girl friend had told nie tha YWCA or the Jewish Center find clean, wholesome fun in unit, Sunday ^fternoon at th e "3th Symphony" for tha first orchestra is the only major one many interesting girls from the USO office, I felt at home, im­ that three references are re­ for our affairs off the base, be­ Franklin county — instead of home of the unit chairman. Miss time in ten years. At this con­ in the U. J5. supported by a community. Most of us work or mediately and took time out to cause of the good facilities of Esther Fishburn cert, also aa an added.attract­ wonvn'a group. The n a m • of SAVE quired. loneliness and boredom. go to school. All of us have read soma of the literature these three places. I had checked with all my ref­ • tie * Introduced to the large as- ion, five young ladies will ap­ the orchestra has been changed erences before I went in for the My membership as a junior aembiy of music lovers, rcllg** pear who are harpists and are twice and the aggregation was interview and was able to give hostess in the Jr. Hostess club NEXT WEEK: Adults work lous, civic . and social leaders, known as the Angelairres. called Columbus Little Sym­ them at once. Fortunately, the means a great deal to mc and behind the scenes in USO. Mr. Whallon spoke interestingly Throughout the afternoon re­ phony because of its growth. First at SWAN - Ot-VlTSWAN! pastor at our church had said I about the work of the orchestra freshments were served from a The conductors for the orches­ could use his name because it and some of the future concerts. beautifully appointed table by tras have been many talented is necessary as one of the ref­ • • • the following hostesses:" M r s. men including the famous lzler All Your erences. Mrs. Vernon J. Bailey Is HE COMPLIMENTED THE Charles H. Bush. Mrs. Palmer Solornbn see *** women of the supporting board Stickney, Mrs. Samuel D. Hook- Dry Cleaning WHEW! I MADE, all the re­ which is made up of units from er, Mrs. Jonah Henson, Mra CONCERTS ARE presented j quirements and was then as­ Hostess To Postal Group various sections of the city and George Slater, Mrs. Marcellus regularly during the fall a n d* Relumed In signed to a USO training class. said their decision to move the Thurman and Mrs. James W. winter seasons and this year alt This is one of the things that By RORETTA DUREN in of Mrs. Juanita Parks, was concerts from a small auditor­ Parrish. • concerts are .being presented sold me completely on the USO a guest. Mrs. Hernandez waa ium to the large new Veterans • • • from Veterans hall with the Tbe November meeting of the hall was a major one am£ so next one on Wednesday, Dec. 5. program. I felt good about visiting from Mexico. PA It Tit IlWTING ON the meeting the few requirements Postal auxiliary was held at the tar, had. proved successful. musical program were the fol­ Officers of East unit are m but even better about the confi­ home of Mrs. Vernon J. Bailey, Mrs. Marion Koloski, former MR. WHAI.I.ON STATED that lowing guest artists: Edward chairman, Miss Esther F i s b- dence which I gained after tak­ 2327 Monticcllo pi., Columbus. worker for Catholic Child Wel­ -4he units had enlarged their Lane, Mrs. Vivian Walker, Miss burn; co-chairman, Mrs. George Members were asked" to bring ing part in the USO training fare Organization, was guest Carlefre Rose, Miss Barbrrra Slater; secretary, Mrs. DeWilda PLASTIC class. two glasses of jam or jelly for REVIVAL BEGINS Saunders, and Frank Cleveland. Hairston; treasurer, Mrs. Mar­ Ohio Av. Day Nursery. speaker for the evening. Mrs. --*•* Members of East unit served as cellus -Thurman. Chairman of Koloski, volunteer worker for • URBANA. — The revival the membership tea was Mrs. Election was held resulting in which began Monday at Hill St. hostesses throughout the affair. MaKaKTS the Council of Social Agencies, Mr L. Cash. v GARMENT naming of the following officers: Church "of God w_[l 'continue East unit was "organized with talked on adoption and/or board­ -Mrs. Earl Chilton. •' member­ through Dec. ft. Sister Naomi the birth oft he old Philharmon­ SEWING SCHOOL Mrs. Juanita farks. presi­ ing of children. She elaborated Patterson, o< Pittsburgh, is con­ Learn to sew. Reasonable dent; Mrs. Katharine Thomas, MODEL Cfr-14 REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER BAGS rate. Also dressmaking. on the method of getting one of ducting this meeting Services For detaila call vice president; Mia. Faye Pow­ rthese children and the care and begin each evening at 7:30. ell, secretary; Mrs. Rosetta regulations regarding them. She CL 3-8935 - Duren, financial secretary, and VISIT SOUTHLAND NORGE «Si «•»• stressed the urgent need for Transparent ... Re-usabic After 4 O'Clock Mr6. Cornelia Watts, treasurer. homes. URBANA -Mrs. H. T. Moore NEVER BEFORE AT THIS PRICE Mrs. Lainey Hernandez, cous- and children, Miriam snd Phil- , • NOW ... Yon Can SEE A delightful repast was serv­ lip. spent Thanksgiving in At­ lanta. WAS tha Difference ed by the hostess. $ 2g8oo The next meeting will be held WARREN GUESTS . OMIY $449.9$ at t> home of Mrs. James Your clothes stay brighter and cleaner longer when URBANA. - Mrs. Revert- AND YOUR OLD REFRIGERATOR Jones, 79 N Monroe av. Christ­ Kennedy and son, Bob, spent sent to SWAN and returned in famous MEHL "See- mas gift exchange will be held. •Thanksgiving in Warren as N • Exrlnsffve Castom-tle Defrosting guests of her daughters, Mrs. Safe" plastic garment bags. 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? SATURDAY.. PECEMBER.lt.a^ THE OHIO SENTaNK^ SEC..a-***-PAGE6 THE OHIO SENTINEL frATURDAtV PBCBWBfclH, 11*5*5 -_JX._--~PA-Q-.-f, 1 MRS. W1LKERSON IS Presentation Of Handel's 'Messiah VOTERS LEAGUE HOSTESS Ex-Cofumbus YW Worker Mrs. Donald Wilkerson, 391 Barthman av., Columbus, was To Be December 9 By Choirs At 2nd hostess to League of Women Takes Position In islands soloist at Abyssinian Baptist Voters, South unit, Tuesday eve­ Young People's and senior ning. Topic was "What does the choirs ot 2nd Baptist, Columbus, and a .member of the William lsobel Chisholm Clark, Wash­ Lawrence sextet in N. York. U. S. hope to achieve through ington school teacher and native v.i. *^_4 will sing Handel's "Messiah," its economic aid?" Discussion Miss Carol Marty, voca*t student of Philadelphia, has resigned The appointee goes to her new - Sunday, Dec, 9, 8 p. nr,. under loader was Mrs. Barbee . Wil­ of Dale Gilliland at Ohio State her position te accept appoint­ position with a wealth of varied directiop of Robert C, Anderson liam Durham, Resource leader university, will be contralto so­ ment with the U. S. government trninlng and experience. She 'is Coke in big new king-size.,.at the popular 12-ounce price! ond A. Kelton "Lawrence. . loist, was Mrs, Cye Landy, president a graduate ot Howard university Mrs. Lavinn Hunter and J. of Columbus League of Women of the Virgin Islands, Dept. of Insular Affairs. where she majored in physical Cleveland Lemons will accom­ Roderick Palmer, concert Voters, education and sociology and is pany at the organ with Miss singer pursuing work toward the 'Mrs. Clark was set lo leave also a graduate of Atlanta uni­ Peggy Anderson at the piano. Ph.D. degree at Ohio State uni­ the States Saturday to begin her versity School of Social Work, Soprano soloist will be Mrs. versity, will be tenor soloist. Fall Tea Given- [•new assignment as supervisor of majoring in community organi­ Helen Johnson Logan, former He is soloist at Trinity Episco­ child welfare. She will reside at zation and group work. Queen Esther chapter 260 had pal in Columbus. Bass soloist Charlotte Amalie, St Thomas, She has had additional study its annual fall harvest tea Sun­ in related fields at University YOUR GREAT GUESTS FROM TOLEDO will be Robert Spogdill, vocal day afternoon at Neighborhood URBANA.— Mrs. Myrtle Perm, of Pennsylvania, Oberlin coll-' student of Dale Gilliland at House, Columbus. Mrs. Alma Junior Bond, Alfreda Bond and ege, Ohio State univeraity and Ohio. State university, Givens was chairman. Mrs. Ma­ attended, for one year as guest Scott Hackley, ot Toledo, were • Mrs. Alma Porter" Terrell will rie Skipper is matron and Har­ guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl student, the social work super­ accompany guest soloists. • I old Moman, Sr., patron. visor's seminar et T u 1 a n o in quality refreshment! 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m t f y a^ed muter o4mar^oiV»Cota••> niif T , FAGS* MHOttttPttS STATE GOP MEETING MARY E. CORBETT DIES E'H.urs Select 'Miss Sweater Girl' GREENSBORO, N. C.—Mrs. Give Your Home New Members of the Republican Mary Eliza Corbett, 80. resident West Opens Season Against Newark Stat,- Central and Executive of Greensboro sine. 1916, .died Personality During Oar Commit *« Republican county last Tuesday morning. By YVONNE XILGORE chairmen and Republican coun­ hand to cheer yoar fSverlfe Jim Roberts, center. Wc hope AND SONDRA BANKS team to victory. ty .chairwoman will hold a 12:30 the Pirate* enjoy a »iryf suc­ noon luncheon meeting In the Lucius E. Lee's "As I See ttvlV WALLPAPER Sports fans, It's basketball » • • cessful season. grand ballroom of the Nell It" every week on tbe edi­ season again. So get out t h a t SOUTH HIGH'S BULLDOGS • • • House, in Columbus, Thursday, torial oage, is another award basketball equipment and start will play Middletown Friday at A FEW WEEKS AGO we Dec. «,- winning Sentinel fea'-urt. dribbling down the newly polish­ Middletown. We hope they will spoke about school spirit, sees Rolls Mat Be Sold bring horn* the bacon. ed court, boys! sportsmanship and fun without TT Immediately! Entire stack It seems only yesterday that • • • * destruction. We were pleased to ef GOLD SEAL WALL­ we put away our raccoon coats, CENTRAL'S PIRATES will see that the teenagers of Colum­ PAPER REDUCED TO heavy blankets, football clothes, not play their first game until bus are able to act like adults HAVE YOU HEARD ! I shakers and confetti for the Dec. 7 in Newark. Getting into and enjoy themselves without close of tha football season. condition to show us some more hurting others and destroying THE 1/2 Price • • • fancy dribbling, passing and property. A fine school spirit A wMe variety of patterns WEST HIGH'S COWBOYS shooting are Jerry Cook, for- and sense of sportsmanship GftYNOTE aad colors to select from fer played their first game Friday ward; David Vines, center, and I seems to prevail also la Newark. They showed tre­ every room ia the house. REC0BD SHOP mendous ability and good IN IHE JAZZ IDIOM Citywtde spirit. Keep up the good work HAS REOPENED * aad yon are sore to- have a Delivery LYNN LEE JOYCE -WILSON FOR BUSINESS DIANTHA FRA23ER fine season. E'Hturs. Columbus social Miss Frazier, a graduate of Also seeking the title and a • • • TOP ARTISTS OF 1956 club, sponsors a "Miss Sweater East High, .is the daughter of 1956 "Miss Bronze" winner is NORTH'S POLAR BEARS KNOW WHAT THfY HAVE 11 Girl" contest at N. American Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Frazier 730 Judy Edmonds, daughter ot snd East's Titers win play By JOHN 8. WALKER land, J. J. Johnson, Benny Rhythm and Blues? ... All (he Latest 1 I ! E. 4th av. She attends Bliss Mrs. Lucy Edmonds, 169 Ham­ Green. Aviation Union hall, 2743 E. 5th Friday, Nov. 30. Both tesms HRO UGH Business college and is employ­ ilton av. A senior at East, she • TRUMPET — Kenny Dor. av., Saturday, Dec. 1, 8 p.m. were very good last year This the many Modern Jazz Yeah Man! ed at Lazarus Co. She holds Is a modeling student and is 1 T ham. Miles Davis, Art Fann­ s R. & HHj I WALLPAPER (0 Vying for the title are six should b« a very exciting request* of my. membership in Columbus Inter­ active in teenage clubs at er. and a complete selection of Spirituals Columbus lovelies, Diantha Fra­ game.' All yen Polar Bear readers (bless 601 MT. VERNON AVE. CL. 3-5000 club Council and Mt. Calvary Beatty Center. CLARINET — Boddy lie- iler, Lynn Lee. Joyce Wilson, and TiCrr fans should be on them) it is 4 Baptist. t 9 9 Franco, Tony Scott, no others. * WE GIVE TOP VALUE MERCHANDISE & STAMPS" Judy Edmonds, Gail Holland thought that.an WHERE THEY 10CATED!... and Peggy Sally. • • • MR. AND MRS. Percy Holl­ PIANO—Duke Jordan, Hank and, 801 E. Starr av., are Gail's annual jazz Johes, Horace Silver. THE SENTINEL'S "Miss poll among the I Same place ... 287 Miami Ave., Cora, O. Bronze Ohio, 1956" title was parents. A sophomore at No**th GUITAR—Sal Salvador, BUI High, she is a skating enthus­ m a n y m u's.i- Jennings, Kenny Barrett* New Owner . . . DAVE ANTHONY, Prop. awarded Miss Lee earlier this cians • on their year. She is the daughter of iast. DRUMS—Phllley Joe Jones, FAMILY BARGAINS various instru- Art Blakey, Max Roach. Mrs. Eddie Lee, 758 N. 17th st.. Miss Sally, daughter of Mrs. Walker ments wag in BASS — Percy Heath. Red and attends East High. Lynn is Madrie* Sally, is a sophomore at John STOP HERE order. MRcheJI, Paul Chambers. an outstanding swimmer and Central High. She enjoys read­ * I & 5. FURNITURE & APPLIANCES It is wise to point out that the M I S C E L L A NEOU8 IN­ dancer. ing and listening to the combo CHECK SHOE BARGAINS FOR THE following artists are of my own STRUMENT—Baddy CoUette, Daughter of Mr. and M r s. led by her brother, Carl Sally. personal opinion and are judged Don Elliot. ENTIRE FAMILY Earl Wilson 102 N. 22nd St., Miss Patsy Thomas is presi­ not by greatness but by the BEST SMALL GROUP — Joyce was third place winner of dent of E'Hturs. Other members GRAND OPENING amount of contributions they Jsrut messengers. the "Miss Bronze Ohio" bath­ are Misses Marva Robinson, added to the laurels of modem BEST BIG BAND — Count ing beauty revue for 1956. She Judy Taylor, Christene Stinger, jazz the past year. Basie (who else?) SAVE $2 is Columbus All-City tennis Marsha Dimmy, Jeannie Holl­ COMEBACK OF THE singles champion and an ac- Because the average jazz fan NORGE SPECIAL! and and Mrs. Carolyn Douglas. is highly discriminating I will YEAR—Kenny Derhatn. ENGTNEER compbshed dancer. J071 MT. M.K.N(IN Ave,. • • • COLUMBUS name three cats to an instru­ BOOTS ment in the order I believe they IN ALL FAIRNESS tribute deserved during 1956,, most be paid to the late Clifford • SMASH HIT ! I ALTO—Gif I Gryce, Sonny Brown, whose tragic death this "-"$788 Anthony's Record Mart year was a tremendous blow to _, NOW PLAYINCN. Stitt, Phil Woods.. modern jazz. a*> »• sua a • TENOR—Sonny Rollins, ' SjA QO Had Brownie lived he would Se.Y? V.'r*. *r« * 8TH BIG WEEK!! Hank Mnbley, Stan Gets. have captured all possible plau­ BARITONE — tierry Mulli­ Moves To New • AL BUMPERS' • dits on his instrument. SAVE $1 SAVE $1.50 gan, Sahib S h 1 h a b, Cecil Payne. GILLESPIE PLAYS JAZZ leys' HILLBILLY SUPER TROMBONE—Jimmy Cleve- : FOUR A program of jazz music from j SHOES $0® SAVINGS Birdland", N. Y o r k'a_-famoua "jazz corner," is presented on | % SUM to • saa. •SHARPS WHISKEY CBB-Radio Sunday, Dec. 2, at SAVE $1 i 10:05-10:30 p.m. For the third o HEAR THEM NITEIY NOW SERVED consecutive week, Dizzy Gilles-J Boys'Engineer pie and his new 19 piece orches k»P. M. - 2:30 A. M, r aj fjig tra are featured. • BOOTS MM Winter aim kl **f LIQUOR - BEER - Wf?i£ ATCHESON CAFE SAVE oa (FORMERLY Shoes SAVE Va Served Tl! 2:30 A. M, CHESTERFIELD CLUB) COWBOY BOOTS 12M Atcbeson St. CL. 24229 Beer - Wine - Food PUSTHTBOOTS JAY JAS*f**t • Visit Oar New Food Bar RADIO & TELEVISION BOTH 59QQ95 „,« 19S7 TONY ANTHONY 1068 MT. VERNON AVE. $ records bear a guarantee they ONlY *•**' r**5H Tony Anthony, "owner, an­ have never been played before. (IDoer East ef 99- nounces opening of - Anthony's HELD OVER BY Cameo Theatre) 2" Yolanda Conti is manager of PUSH BUTTON WASHER EIECTR1C DRYER Super Mart Record Shop at its the shop. UYl JU_ new location, 3430 Indianola av.-* .H "I Put A SpeU On Yoa" LOOK SAVE TO $4 Anthony's Record Super Mart POPULAR REQUEST —Scream in' Jay Hawkins Exclusive Wave Artier. Selector Dial Hw . a.ri- at Oakland pk.. Columbus. Completely Automatic From a U*W It* CiMoa sponsors Deejay Jay Jastn'S f~] "Saffering With The Agitator—Doable Four-Vane This establishment is one ot show over WCOL-Radio Tues­ You Will Really Enjoy Blues"—Little Willie John Design Start to Fh_*_ 4-Buckle Excluslve Dor-Vent Arch Support central Ohio's largest and most days from 11 a.m. until 3 p.m. D "On My Word Of Honor" Porcelain Wash-tab modern record shops. All LP PI TH Be Spinning" Built-in Sediment Remover Exelastve t Cable Feet Arctics SHOES and Saturdays from 11 a.m. "ntETAM" 5-Year Warranty an Dryer Cylinder til 2 p.m. —Johnnie A Joe * —B B. King Transmitrtan Components Entire Dryer Protected by • -f-j "That's The Way It Gees" AUTOMATIC WASHERS 1-Year Warranty Beatty Center CLEVELAND —The Harptones 4 Ol I :R MODELS TO Etectrie er Gas Central Stale f-j "Why Cant Yon Baby?" CHOOSE FROM "tMedehkla Each LYONS —Otis Rush Reopens Monday {-j "Since I Met Yen Baby" C"NO MONEY DOWN — J —Ivory Joe Hunter UP TO 36 MONTHS TO PAY Leaking gas lines servicing Season Opener ORGAN TRIO ,, LfaH • f] "J'---Ra -Chuck Willis • M*uurul Beatty Recreation Center forc­ MUSIC A DANCING f] "One Kiss Led To Aem ed temporary closing of the With Anderson NIGHTLY Another"—The Coasters Ati Sat. • Ham 4-10-AA «f building and termination of ac­ f-J '''imeeth Operator" FURNITURE & tivities last Friday. WILBERFORCE. — Central IVES, thru SIM. —Ruth Brown State college basketball team Inspection also revealed leaks POPULAR PRICES in automatic shutoffcf the cen­ opens its 1956-37 basketball sea­ COMPLETE LINE OF tVPPUAMCES OPEN SAT., MON. 9-9 ter s heating plant. son on the home court against RECORDS. TELEVISION Anderson college Saturday Dee. The center is expected to re­ & RADIOS tt72*SCMT.VIimOrf4YL CL 1-1**9 1. • _, No Door Charge GILBERT'S open Monday, Dec. 5, at 3:30 OPEN «- A. If. To 9 P. M 210 L TOWN ST. During Gibbs* leadership, hie (L 2-7181 p. m., Dir. Eari H. Johns told Cl. (-7765 teams have played 150 game*, Sales and Service The Sentinel. m winning 110, and losing 4*.

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;-;-s Z&s&kB ::^iii-.V. • /THE OjrnO;gENTlNEL SEC 2*-*>PA SEC. 2~*-PAGB 10 THE OtfIP' 8JMT1TVKL SATimDAY, i^CESfBgB *. **-** < mvmi-vwz'n-w-tW* mM VISIT SOLDU-BS HOME Plenty Tyrkeys URBANA.—Mra. Anna Stein- Delta Dekker Onb bcrgas, Mra. Marion CouU. Miss Mesdames Broadus, Gloria. Davis and Jack Coats For Christmas motored to Dayton Sunday to Convenes Tuesday WASHTKGTON - With farm- visit Soldiers and Sailors Or­ The Delta Dekker club met c ash Tea Co-Chairmen ers producing a record 78 mil­ phan* Home. They were dinner last Tuesday at the home of lion turkeys this year, there guest- in Crown Point of Mrs. Mrs. Zack Crosby. 1506 Haw­ Bast unit of the conimhos will be plenty for Christmas and Salty Lyman and visited Mrs. thorne av., Columbus. Symphony orchestra gave, its throughout 1957. says the V. S. Elizabeth Parson* in Spring­ A report was given on pro­ annual new members tea, Sun­ Dept. of Agriculture. field. ceeds of the club's annual tea day afternoon from S to T p*. m. Feed your baby Turkey eating is no longer given Nov; II. Success of t h e at \SB2 E. Long st. confined to the holiday season BlKTHDATf HONOREEg tea enabled the club to bring Co-chairing the succ e s s f u I as it was some years ago, USDA CHILUCOTHE.- Carl Hitch- more Thanksgiving cheer to event were Mrs. M. L, Cash, officials point out. ons and Susan Lewi*, students more famines than in previous TSaiVr E. Long St., and Mrs. at Carver Center Pre-School years. . Orlando Broadus, 1825 Harvard CARNATION Eating turkey year-round, the Play school, celebrated their The members would like to av. AmeTicon people are now con­ birthdays recently. Their little thank those who helped in any Guest Speaker for. the after­ suming four times as many playmates helped them observe way lo make this possible. noon was Mrs. Miner Seymour, pounds as they ate 2S years ago. the occasions. Plans were also made for tht 800 Fairway blvtf., first vice Americas Delta Dekker Christmas grit ex­ president of Board, of Directors change party to be given Dec. of the orchestra. She spoke on u QUALITY AND SERVICE ARE the work and plans of Columbus MRS. M. L. CASH A/lC AND MRS. BEAUFORD L. WYNN of Colum­ lft. bus celebrated their first wedding- anniversary Nov. 27 OFFERED BY THESE COLUMBUS Next meeting will be held st Symphony orchestra. Esther Flshburn. 1252 E. Long; healthy baby" milk I the home of Mrs. Luther Col­ - st. CoK-hairman is Mrs. George by entertaining some 50 of their friends, in their home. COMMUNITY BU5IHBS-S bert. COO E 2nd av. • Guest artists, ot other units Slater. 361 Northview av. Sec­ —Bill Carter Photo. - appeared in an interesting mu* retary is Mrs, DeWilda B. sicale. Tickets to the remaining Hairston. 1035 Elwood St. GIVE THEM YOUR SUPPORT Bridge Tourney concerts of this season were Advent's Meaning Rev. Paul Martin BEATTY PK. SCHOOL PTA Centenary Theme Addresses Club WiHEMTONE'S MX1. WILLIAMS HeW In Columbus FALL FESTIVAL FRIDAY GROCERY 'CHILUCOTHE.- When 45» N. 11TB ST. CL. -.-*»59 Excelsior Contract Bridge Beatty Pk. school PTA will For December 2 Unique Civic club met Tuesday Columbus O. ' •OT GARFIELD AVE. club, of Columbus, entertained Columbus, Ohio have its annual fall festival Fri­ . "The Meaning of Advent" is with Mrs. Lillian Gibbs, a talk Vegetables, Meats tho regional bridge tournament day. Nov. 30, at the school. 284 by Rev. Paul Martin, pastor of Groceries, Meats, Cooiectlonsl last Saturday and Sunday at the theme of communion medi­ Groceries Manning Willi*ma^ Prop. N. 22nd at. The public is invited Quinn Chapel AME, was the tteer k Wloe To Carrj Oat Hod Carriers Union boll. tation being delivered by Rev. to attend. There will be games, . N. H Holloway, minister of evening's feature. tVeekdar* SAM. 10 P M refreshments, prizes, talent Sundays 9AM 2PM First prire winners were Rob­ Centenary Methodist, Columbus, His subject Waa "Biblical Cus­ Party Supplies - Oomestic SMITH'S ert Canty and Ben Lacey, of Co­ shows and a count, y store. Sunday, Dec. 2, at 11 a. m. Mu­ toms and Modes and Their Ef­ A Imported Champagnes COIVf-ECTIONERY lumbus. Others receiving Hours are from 6 to 9 p. m. sic will be rendered by senior fect on the Modem Woman." WE DELIVER awards were Mr. and Mrs. Sam. 1.70 Graaville SL CL. 3-1308 and Gospel choirs. Holy commu­ Mrs. Charles Simmons, program uel Lucas, Springfield, secohd, Co I umbos. Ohio nion will be served. chairman, introduced the speak­ Gncertes, Meats, Coatee irons and Maj Robert Friend, Day­ A panel discussion will be er. A question and answer per­ Dally • A M. to 8 P. M. ton, and Mrs. Alice Covington, presented by Methodist Youth iod followed. MARTHA'S ELIZABETB RANSOM sod Colnmbus. third. Fellowship of Centenary and ALMA DEWS, Props Mrs, Gibbs served a dessert MARKET Trophies were donated- by Broad St. Methodist at Centen­ ary from 4 to 7 p.* m. Topic for course from a table decorated (Kit I'AKSli.Ns A FULTON Robert Bunch and Frank Drun- with chrysanthemums and tur­ gold. discussion will be on race rela­ CL. MSM tions. A fellowship hour will fol­ key favors. A quiz was conduct­ GOODWIN'S ed with prizes going to Mrs. PRUITS - VEGETABLES Entrants and guests attended low the discussion. The public is Fresh Fruits, Vegetables from Detroit, Pittsburgh, Cleve­ invited. Marvin Raney and Mrs. Gladys MEATS - BEER * WINE MRS. ORLANDO BROADUS Groceries * Meats. land, Dayton, Xenia and Spring­ Roberts. Rev. Martin was pre­ CARRYOUT Evening worship is at 7:45. sented a guest prize. 078 E. Long SL field. sold by Mrs. William Brooks, Open Dally 7:3* A.M.-ll P.M. - Columbus Ohio 1728 Clifton av.. East unit ticket Meditation topic is "Why We Sunday f A.M. t P.M. chairman. Mra. Earl Chilton, Serve Him," Music is by Gos­ I A M to 11:50 P M URBANA VISITORS MARTHA E. GRADY. Mgr. 7 Days A Week CUB SCOUT MEETINGS 663 Miller av., be r s h i p pel choir_ Communion will be Crisp, fall served. URBANA. „— Mr. and Mrs. URBANA.—Cub Scouts of Den chaara\am of JEast unit, received weather 5 meet every Wednesday eve­ new memberships. makes me John Crockrell and family, of THOMPSON'S MARKET ning at St. Paul AME. Den hungry for Mansfield, were guests of Dr. JIMMY'S MARKET mothers are Mrs. Janet Cross- Women prominent in Colum­ pork sausag PAYTON CHATEAU and Mrs. Richard Gordon. bus social, civic and religious loftenaervs *»„^|, >MW (Eight-Years With Groceries — Meals' white, Mrsi Alma Otey. Mrs. Kmn 75 HAMILTON PARK Norms Underwood __*f Mrs. activities served as hostesses. Kroner's) . ' Open Mon.-Sat. 9 A.M. "Til 8 casserole with corn and delicious MOTOR TO DAYTON P.M., Sua. 8 A.M. Til 2 P.M. Barbara Church. Chairman of East unit is Miss --Carnation Cream Sauce. T_er»*s Private Parties • Club Rooms never a lump in sauces mad* Social Functions .SM St. Clair Are. with •oattar-bJe.nding CamaOoa. URBANA -- Mr. "Snd Mrs. Dinners * Luncheons |f»72 Ml. VERNON AVE. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Thompson •pitfOCILLA CLUB MEETS Tha buttery, rich-flavor**, cream Chris Clark motored to Dayton sauce you make with Caraattoa "HOLIDAY PASTIES'' and were guests of Mr. and Props. URBANA. ~ PrisgUIa Sewing Evaporated Milk ta perfect fo* Susan Payton Chris Payton Mrs. Chailes Smith. The occa- Columbus Ohio club met- with Mrs. Veda Brown, [ all of yoar ea*aem**fdlshea Do m ' CApital 4-3592 G u • s t s attending were Mra try this cold weather recipe i sion. was Mrs. Clark's birtrTday. Com pij-vllne ot Anna Walker, and Mr*; Pearl CARMATIOM FIESTA COtN Deborah Hawkins, Utile Rock, Ark., a winner in the Carnation Hometown Healthy Baby Contest Strawther. Members present MEATS sLV.SOVr.MES AND SAUSAOf wore Mesdames E-va Macklin, (Makes 4 to 9 servings) •••MY DOCTOR MCOMhUMMD IT,- say 8 bottle. The most nourishing and Hours: Mon. Thars. 1:29 Lula Richey, Ethel Richey, Kat­ 7S) pw*9vs*ft!9mw pOfa It^rvVByv of 10 mothers who feed their digestible. Those first few months on V M to 7.30 P M., Frt A ie Vess and Laura Lancaster. tw *%~r\Pw ^^tsfMfs^aMmgsh mMr^njmw ^*49^S\U\g*r Sal 7:31 A M to 8 P. M. The hostesa served refresh­ iea a Carnation formula. Your formula are so important...be sure Sat. 7:38 A. M. to 12 Noon - ments kernel < t doctor knows Carnation,too. It's you start your baby out right, on 2 tabWtpeom floor < the safest form of milk for baby's America's "healthy baby" milk! WEEKEND GTJESTS fy *e*0TtS9t}4lkah HHT * rS* 1*Wry#'ywWr*^^ *>CWly•_*W*-Wtey?**_r . URBANA. - Mr. and Mrs. CAR^TlOr* *rV**d**0«ATE-'MrUC I! Luther Dodson and granddaugh­ Vtetepeammmidmeaa ter and Rev. Barnes, of Detroit, blomom s%tes. *da*tod • BEST BRAND FOR were guests of Mr. and~Mrs. Brown sausage and green pep­ Herbert Bowser this weekend*. per over medium beat unttt ta YOUR COOKING cooked 18-10 -mantes > Ftaos well drained sausarrv •:»•< per mixture and corn To!? AND COFFEE, TOO I quart casserole. Comiitaai-trai. _. l Ib&0UI...Ni 0 STRAIN UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP and MANAGEMENT A. & B. Meat Market spoons pork fat with flour i , salt over medium heat Slowly Sdd Carnation. Cook 2 to * Why WITH GAS CLOTHES DRYERS CA. 4-0716 196 South 4th Street CA. 4-0716 ulea. stirring const intly. Poor •fTTtX-aUNOINO Carnation ST CLAIR CARRY OUT Across From Tha Market House • Colombo*. O. over sausage and com. Top wtth f very doy Is a peed drying dey, end there'*, ne mere grated cheese. Oamitti with to­ gives you smooth resut-t^very 5©5 SL Clair Ave. Columbus, O. CL. 2-0322 mato slices, if desired Bake _• straining and steeping with heavy clethe* bosket* Urns...in every rectpe'that Groceries, Meats, Confections, lea Cream when yeu own o Go* clothe* dryer. Out itf Hie wrather PURE LARD' . .** 4 iK fie- moderate ovsa (350 K.) 25 to calls for milk. Wine and Beer to Carry Out 30 minutes. — into me dryer— end in minute* yew cloth*, are PURE PORK SAUSAGE J^ZZZ J lh. $100 Joe Moore and Jim O'Caine. Props, ready to woor. And rewmber — GAS oVU* clothe* re** * OUAMT-llOt Carnation ______• GROUND BEEF Leaa I .. 3ft We lets than a penny a lead. Cetto lei * ta Install — •pot­ "crearns'' coffee, -(raits and BOLOGNA Anv Size Piece lb 29c ato and maintain. See yevr OAS oVyer dealer today! cereals to perfection. Carnation SLICED BACON Sugar Cured ^ 3 lb! $1.00 is the rich milk that whip* MAYHUGH and SON BEEF STEAKS Tender ft. 39c . 8X8 MT. VKBNOS AVE. CL. 2-Z9S1 too! Get several cans today! 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SEC. 8—PAGE 12 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, tfSf ? SATURDAY, DECEMBER I, 19S6 • President Of Hampton Institute Guest Of Columbus Chapter -T^omoqENTpfrh SEC. 2—rAGC tt Jolly Sisters Fete RELIGIOUS CHA ONE MINUTE ||Pri,M* W Peace Benefits Hospital By INEZ ALEXANDER SERMON Contest Held At By R*r*/. Stanley 8. Smith Jolly Sister* club entertained with a pre-Thankagiving ban­ LE KINGS CONQUERED . . . AB, LL.B., BD Oakley Av. Baptist Associate Pastor quet recently Mra. Lu Carrie rAfter Joshua and the Israelites had made peace with tha Williams was misti-ea* of cere­ - A Prince of Peac* speech con­ Gibeonites, five kings of the Amoritea heard of It, and they be­ Snd Baptist Church monies. came angry. They took a great army and went to Gibeon to fight test of Ohio Council of Churches, against the Gibeonites. The Gibeonites were frightened when r& Sword of Th* Spirit.— primarily a peace educational Speaker for the occasion wa* they saw these kings, and their armies, coming to fight them. Tbey rEph. 8:17 -- program, was recently conduct­ Mr*. Mary Myers. Mrs. flaael ran to Joshua for help, and asked him to save them from their • • • ed at Oakley. Av. Baptist, Co­ Psrker, of Dayton, presented a tnemies. _ . Alfred Lord Tennyson's lumbus, of which Rev, Jacob reading and several musical Asbburn is pastor. numbers were heard. Joshua -and his men could not do much themselves. It was God "Idylls of the King" reminds us of the Mort D'Arthur death of Also attending from out at who had power to conquer their enemy, and God promised Joshua Brenda Colwell, daughter of towp wera Mrs. Hazel Parker He would. . Arthur known through romantic W." A. Co)well, 123 8. Wheatland fiction in relation to th* knights and Mra. Alma F.pps, both ot Ht said to Joshua, "Fear not, for l'am with thee." av., was the winner. Other par­ Dayton. of the round table. ticipant* w*r* Patricia Payne, Then Go- sent large hailstone* upon the Amoritea to dcrtroy Let Us picture th* final scan* Marvin Brown and bolorra Jack- Part of the ' proceed* from them. They were enemios af His people, and they wera living _r in which this great king, on the son. A* an award for being tbe this event will be given CWM- idoiatry and atn. The hailstones killed many Amoritc soldier* shore of a lake, commands that winner. Miss Colwell waa pre­ ren's hospital as the club's con­ The kings were aoon conquered. They (led from tht Israelites anc HAMPTON INSTITUTE ALUMNI MET AT HOME OF JOYCE E. NIX, 386'Lexington av.. Columbus, last Thursday. Honored guest waa* his famous sword Exealiber be sented a bronze key. tribution for th* year. Dr. Alonzo G. Moron, president of Hampton. Left to rigrht seated: William Coleman, Mra. Bert, Thaddeus Spratlen, president of Columbus hid in a rave. They thought Joshua could, not find them there. hurled out over the lake. A Mrs. Beatrice Wood waa f>a*v chapter; Dr. Moron, Alfred Spratlen, president-elect of chapter; Mrs. Burrell, James Kent. Standing: Walter-Pillow, Mrs. Arnltra Johnson, • • e powerful arm scire* the sword, Contestants wer* graded on quet chairman. Americus Hawes, vice president-elect of chapter; Mrs. Frances Coleman, Miss Helen Calloway, Miss Alfreda Moore, William Ward, Mr. Glov­ THEN ON THAT SAME DAT GOD DID A WONDERfTJt brandishes it three times, then th* baais of general effect, flu­ er. Mrs. Lois Spratlen. Mrs. Olivia Adams, Joyc e Nix, secretary of chapter. thing for Joshua. We have not heard of it before nor since. lowers it beneath th* surface of ency and memory, platform CONE TO Joshua and the Israelites were many hours fighting, and they the lake. presence and voice and articu­ Here Is mysticism, man'* di­ SHILOH, BAPTIST SMITH'S BARBER SHOP DO-rr-YOOBSELF HONORED WITH DINNER feared darkness would come on, and then they would not know lation. where lo find their enemiea. But Joshua had great faith in God. rect consciousness of God as the CHURCH IMS ML Vernoa Ave. URBANA. — Mr. and Mrs. - CL. 2-*&25 Anybody can learn to do any­ He knew God could do everything. He knew also that God had real and absolute principle of All contestant* received certi- SamHteo at Mt. Vernoa Av* Complete Tonsorial Service thing with the help of "do-it- Lawrence Mosely gave a going promised to do great things for the Israelite people, so he spoke to all truth. fkatea suitable for framing. HIGH SOCIETY The early church T a t h « r s JAMES W. PAKMISB Washington Smith, Prop. yourself" books at the public away dinner party for Mr. and the Lord. I Rudolph Smith, Vera Toliver, adapted thi* teaching to Christ­ library. Mrs. James Clemmons, whe- He called .upon God to do a new miracle. In fact, m very won­ ', foar* Always W«t 8:13 A. M Racbo Broadcast. Barbers derful miracle. As I stated before, this miracle was never seen ianity, but lest we go astray SAM Church School !Ch_ niuv.a to Piqua Saturday. Other By EUNICE WOfOD Jeans speaks, to Peter in Getb- ' At before, nor since. We must be clean within and truly sincere to dren may be left with compe guests were Mr. and Mrs. Wil- semanc, "Put up thy »word into CONTOURED haircut and flawless complexion owned by- God for Him to hear our plea. Joshua was surely without sin. Ho SECOND BAPTIST teat mother* during wor­ bert Liggins, Mr and Mrs. Paul th* sheath ..." ship); il A. M. Church at charming Elaine Robinson, daughter of Springfield's Dr. Leo, must have lived a spotless life for God to answer him in this man­ MY CUSTOMERS TELL ME, Jones, Mr. and Mra. David Ta- A And again in Epheoians *3:17 CHURCH Worship. HAM Continued will join the Columbus social scone as Elaine brings new hubby ner. % bern. Paul urges us, "and take the is* N i7o» st. -hurcb School tor Small Chil from N. York City to our town to establish a Columbus practice. JhMthwa said, "Sun, stand thou still In Gibeon; and thou moon, sword of the Spirit which is the dren; 6 PM Baptist Train He's an attorney. She lived in Columbus while attending OSU, has stand thou still in the valley of Ajalon." Because of the will ef Word of God . . .** Cbareb Sebees: »:U A. M. «ng Union; 7.30 P. M. Wor Ts like getting a raise in pay!" been living in N. York the past several years . . . Sam and Roaetta God the sun and the moon stayed as they were all that day. Hour The right arm of God. through Morning Worship: »:*» A M «hip Music by Five Choirs. DR F. a MASON Smoak—he's the Nat'l Guard biggie—are stateside again from Ja­ after hour passed, and the sun and the moon were the same place faith in Christ, is our assurance Eve-Jag Worship: trss P. M OUR era. CONSOLIDATION SERVICE is aimed at t ^amm*. pan, but stationed presently in Texas ... A rcully festive note waa •till, until all the enemies of Israel wera conquered. (Joshua of irictory. C P. JENKINS relieving monthly pressure by consolidating <'''•'^kaaxtam.. DR H O. MASON struck at Karamu concert everytime Betti Scott and Mary Emma 10:14.) ' bills.. . reducing payments that are too hh_h Watson got together. Betti was in emerald green velvet, Mary Tbe Bible states, "Thera was no day like that before It or Visit Nest 9gen*n$ > . . snd leaving more money for your family MASON'S Emma chose crimson from pointed tips of satin pumps to decoUe- •after tt." Entre Nous Meets tage of paneled sheath and saucy clutch bag . . The latest in MT. OUVET every 9*7 day. JEWELERS AND Should we not ask, is God pleased the way that Israel is being How doom it work? At your request, you luxe is having your name lettered in gold on the inside sole of Entre Nous club will meet handled today? BAreKTCHWfcCH and I will sit down and go over your present OPTOMETRISTS your shoes. Dehnun started it as a gesture toward shoe conscious {Thursday, Dec. 8, 2:30 p. m. e ' e e r situation. Why not do this? Phone or come in I rrvjliah GLASSES 17.75 up celebrities such as Ethel Merman, Rosalind Russell, Judy Gar­ with Mrs. Sally Miller,. 72 E. •NO CREED BIT CHKlbT* THIS MIRACLE, REVEALED IN JOSHUA 19:12, IS, makes CALDWE1X TEMPLE to see me. HI put our Bill Consolidation Serv­ Yt$ MAHaur Guaranteed Materials land. Gloria DeHuven. Now all the ultra-chic socialites are ask'* Stafford St., Worthington Mr*. SS* E. Long St. me convinced that the sun does rise in the east and does set in s tt* E. Mass SL ice at yoar disposal without any extra cost or - MAIN STORE - ing for "personalized" shoes, too! ... As long as you have to be Edith Dickinson* will give a Church School—9-30 A M.. the west. I had rather believe the Bible than the geography book. obligation. And . . . if a cash loan Is the answer, I'll hand-tailor If W Mala St . CA 4-J4M asked for financial contributions to support worthy projects it's a* Christmas story. Mr*. Carl Jen­ Morning Worship—11 A. M, 9 A M. The Church at Study it to your own needs and income. My phone number is CApital Columbus. O. privilege when the donation envelopes are us pretty as those cir- Man says it is the earth that revolves on its axis, and that tt is Chrtstaan Endeavor — 1:30 10:4ft A M • ,Tbe Church at - BRANCH STORE - kins is presidenL 4-2191. Or see as st Cuuinroiiwoaft*. Loan Co.. 44 E. Long Street, culattd by East unit of Columbus Symphony for their lavish new- the sun and moon that -stand still. Some day we will realize tt Is P. M ; Evening Worship — 8 Worship - I P. M. Bsptis* 18 E Long St CA -WSU not intended for man to know God's business. P. M; Midweek Praia* - rrsinmg Union - 7:30 P M Columbus. Loans $25 to $1000. Tm at your service. Columbu*. O member tea contributions. They were tiny as a half-a-buck, look- SUNDAY VISITORS ed like 10 karat gold. Nice! The sinful kings could not save themselves. If one stays en­ Wednesday, IP. H. a URBANA. — rrankie and The Capital City's Tee**** et Th* Church at Worship tirely on God's side, one need not worry about enemios. James Liggins and Raymond Eton frtethodlsm R. Br tt HL* UICKS, "Vengeance is mine," saith the Lord, "I will repay." Zellars, of Pittsburgh, visited J. DALLAS JENKINS Minister In Columbus ... _* IOWA'S DR. EMMETT T. SCALES. WHO HAS visited_Colum» I Minister • Miss Ann Stevens Sunday. bus' Dr. Harley Manuel for the"*past two -decades, reversed the Joshua aoon heard wheat- they were, and ha commanded his procedure when State played Iowa and blanketed all of his pre­ people to roll great stones to the mouth of the cave to keep the "Wen of Lnstinction • BAXS vious hosts and hostesses with invitation to weekend in Des Moines. kings in till all his enemies were conquered. When the Israelites BcUlBKR SHOP They did and it was fabulous. Making the trip were the Lawrencv Follow thi* Directory Curtises. Earl Folcys, Charles Jones. John Turners, Waldo Ty­ had finished fighting, Joshua brought ouj, the kings and slew them. 452 HAKIUSON AVE. lers, Jamos Millers, Mrs. Marie Jefferson: medicos and their God is an angry God. He willjaot permit ain to go on forever. Mea, Women. Children's To Better Tonsttriol missus William K. Aliens. Juime Incas. Robert Manuel. Harley He has a set time for all. The Amorites had sinned again** Him, Haireotting - Facials Manuel. Just to make things moreso. Judge and Mrs. Fred (Duke) and now it was time for them to be destroyed. Service" Slater of Chicago and^Col. and Mrs. James Nichols of Brooklyn* joined the entourage in Chicago. Starting time for fun* was at tho WHALEY "all aboard" in Columbus* Union depot. Everyone shared the BARBER SHOP same train, had similur accommodations at Hotel Franklin in Derr Announce New Way To _; UiNKS & scon 6M K LONG ST. Moines. Coin the maximum word for lavish or extravagunt and* Complete Barber Service PAUL'S OLYMFlA Complete Barbei Service you've described the hospitality extended the group, from the Shrink Painful Piles She deserves 1234 Mi. Verooo Ave. Barbers: cosy gathering at Hazel and Lawrence Oliver's nite cap party to BARBERSHOP II Years On The Avenue" Irene Turner _ Kuth Jooes the sumptuous semi-formal dinner dance tossed by Dr. and Mra. Science Finds Healing Substance That Does Both — I omplete loose rial service Fred Barnes Onj Seott. IHI.IM, tAL'IALS Scales at the Hotel Savory. ' Relieves Pain—Shrinks Hemorrhoids Props. WIM.1M WHAI.EV. Prop ('•Ml ft'.MMlM.>. Prop tier* York, N. Y. (Spot-tall - problem I" And aarone trues suf­ 374 E. I->ng SL CL. 2*455 For the first time science has ferers were.a very wide variety to eat out found a new healing substance of hemorrhoid conditio--, sosadoi with th* astonishing ability to 10 to 20 years' standing. SUG'S JOHNSON'S shrink hemor rfaoida and to relieve AB this, without Am as* of BARBER SHOP RAPIER'S SHOF STORE pain-without surgery. . narcotics, anesthetics or astrin­ PIERCE'S BARBER SHOP gents of. any kind. Tb* secret ia S3*. E St* Ave. Factory Returned Sample Snoes • Men's Army Work In one hemorrhoid ease after. *j BARBER SHOP rrs E LONG ST. 1 another, "very striking itaprrm- a new healing substance < Bio- -at least once a Week! Mem. .Women and Children *] Shoes • Men's Dress Shoe* • Women's St Children's arent" was reported an- verified Dyne* ) -theducQvery of aworld- Complete Barber Service Hair Catting famous reeearc- Inatitutiou. Al­ Complete Barber Serviee Shoes • Women's House Slippers .50 to $1.00 While try doctors' observations. Doing Bastness At Oar Hears. 1:59 k M lir.M Pain was relieved promptly. ready, Bio-Dyne is in vrid* rue [Barbers: Sag Uolmaa. Alben| Sat 7:3s A M To § P M They Last • Baby Shoes .50 and $1.00. for healing injured tissue en all We think that's a jim-dandy What*• more, when you *Jo New Location 529-531 N. 20th St., Cor. Leonard Columbus, Ohio And, while gently relieving pain, 5X4 e LONG ST Johnson CLOSED WEDNESDAY actual reduction or retraction parts of th* body. (shrinking) took place. This new healing substane* is slogon because we know qj*at out, we tkink you deserve And nost amazing of an—this offered in auppoaitory or oiatmgml improvement was maintained in form called Preparation £f.* Ask there '-^nothing you'd rather the very J"/*t in food aad OPEN FOR BUSINESS 11 cases where doctors' observation* for individually sealed convenient THOMPSON BARBER SHOP BROGSO ALE'S went continued ever a period of Preparation H suppositories-or see' (or be) than a happy service — which is exactly Preparation B ointment with ipe- (Formerly At Mt Vernon A St- Clair Aves.1 LEE'S HAT SHOP many months 1 another, dad or brother! give you. ~^^ §*i MT. VERNON AVENUE Near IStb St BARBER SHOP •_ In tact, results wers so thor- ci*l applicator. Preparation H is SEVEN CHAIR SHOP 812 E. Long St. CL. 3-3515 eogfa that sufferers were able to sold atall drugstore-. Satisfaction «l E. LONG ST. mu\ktaoeba*U)niahingatmttinUiBta guaranteed or money refunded. Complete Barber Service (Formei-lv Young's> as "Piles have ceased to be a •w. ca j_t est Men. Women and Children s Han Cutting and Styling Facials and Scalp Treatment' Expert Hat Service A Specialty Ladies Hair Bobbing Scalp Treatment, Deluxe Facials A Specialty Blocking and Cleaning m Barbers: Isaiah Ha miter. Damon l.yorh. Beany Fisher. { George Young. Expert Batter NOVELTY FOOD BAR 9t J Saber. Barber Wade Saber. Andrew Harris, Leonard Thomas, John Thompson! Associate IfONAM'S PHARMACY Complete Barber Serviee Serving Complete Meals Tba Clock JOHN THOMPSON. Prop Sydney lee, Proprietor Prescription Chemists Cor. Pat-setts A LMntprtea Aves. CL. S-7S17. 741 L IW46 SI. _\.4-w5S2 . ' _._. . •• *^0wi**iair6a-r 7 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 19S6 •SATURDAY, DrXEMRER 1, 1966 THE OHIO SENTINEL SEC. 2—PAGE 14 THE OHIO SENTINEL GE SEC.2****PAGP-6 'Citizens For Eisenhower' Totals Up One Simple Word-People: Combs -> sc THE SPOKESMAN FOR tha -a^ ^ that it is a force to be reckoned f the regular constituted political By JOHN B. COMBS People . . . and pleas* note tha constitutional rights of the Ne­ with, and that it draws Its parties. Citizens ha* been the Sentinel Political Editor capital "P". gro found in "Citizens" a plat*, strength from People, and not platform, the megaphone and sfTfMiej TOLEDO. — your reporter This informal mechanism has form frohn which he coul

1 5 '&& •^iy.'j^' * * QO**>WB-f l Ex-Columbus Musician With WPAFB Band A urns. aJW-TCuM^>4U*t;ra&l?y*tOU| mm SAVE AT tnPQfr am moor,* mi sew,«rasaus am imm PYTHIAN GRILL 860 Mt. Vernon Ave. He* AO-. VfU AUDITORIUM Beer — Wine — Food #>-H6- CARL THURS., DEC. 6 - 8:30 P. M. Hrs 8 A M 'til I A ML Prices $3.85 - $3.00 . $2.75 - $2.20 - $1.65 Tickets On Sale Heaton's Music Store - SO N. High St BURKE'S PLACE A Hast-Amend Attraction - CA- 1-8737 BROWN'S 105*? NOKTB 4th ST. Um*5L HELEN'S FOOD SHOP Columbus. O. 1289 Ml. Vernon A,. 4 WHISKEY *F*od To Carry Oat" Singles — Double* Specializing In Chicken, Barbecue. Fish and Southern Dinners BEER. WINE. FOOD. Daily Early Till Very Late lt» CLEVELAND AVE. HELEN JONES. Prop., CA. M447 SAVE 26c TAUOO'S j I. 6. A. CANDIED VILLAGE TAVERN 1219 MT VERNON AVE. Look Who's Here! ICs "JUney Roy" ... At Columbus, O. Serving the People in and AD SWEET DILL Around Poindexter Village THE PIT itKER. WINE GOOD FOOD 33? N. 20TH ST. Columbus. O. S/SGTS. GEORGE F. JONES (LEFT) AND Carl Open 1 A tit. dose I P. M- Chicken . Fish • Barbecue Our Specialties Davison are members of Wright-Patterson air base's CHESTER E WHITE. Opr DETERGENT » Self Serve and Carryout 661st U. S. air force band. Sgt. Jones at one time was Open 24 Hours Daily associated with bands in the'Columbus area. See story. POTATOES STICKS Yours Truly — "Jitney" Roy Lang-don Reg. 75c Value WRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB. O.—Two of the best-liked mem­ FlNK-BEPtTTATIO^ bers of the 661st U. S. air force band, at Wright-Patterson air base, A 8ESVIC1 VACUUM PACK arc S/Sgls. George F. Jones and Carl Davison. GIANT Jones play* saxophone, clari- • fornia, Alaska, and N. Jersey, JPKHBI SIZE NO. 3 SQUAT net and flute, while Davison before coming to Wright-Patter­ "POTS'* AU..SO>a ?<****_ _^___ Torch Club plays drums, bells and tympani. son last April. tkt E. Lcwg St. CL. *v 49c CAM 941 MT. VERNON AVE. COLUMBUS, OHIO Jones joined the air force in As a civilian he was a mem­ BEER • WINE • LIQUORS 1948 and has played with bands ber of Harold McKenney's com­ in Texas, Columbus. O., Alas­ ''Specialising In Italian Spaghetti and Pixsa*' bo in Detroit. m ka, Virginia and Wright-Patter­ Both sergeants played in the QUALITY FOOD SHOP CARRYOin SERVICE son. Air Force show, "Tops in No. 1 _ 2 Open Daily 6 A M. - 2:30 A M. Before joining the air force, Bine," although not at the 663 Mt. Vernoa Ave. CL. 2-SaM ROME BEAUTY he had his own 15 piece dasre . same time. Jones wen the air Fried Chicken band, Saltans ot Rhythm, tn force "Roger"—equivalent to Prop. J AS. AN't-i.iNf .*- CHICKEN # SEA FOODS 6 STEAKS © CHOPS his hometown of Akron. the Hollywood "Oscar**—and COCKTAILS 9 WHISKEY • BEER Hrs. II A. M. 1AM. Davison became an airman Davison was drummer In s Tbe Best En Bar-B-Q. Calif. in 1951, served four years, left combo which took second GOOD FOOD the air force for-six months, place honors. Prepared In Home Style _*•*_ then rcenlisted in April, 1956*. Since both have reenliste- in APPLES He saw service in N. York, Cali- the air force, it looks like they'll ' • A CHARLIES BAR ^ Stop At rue Cbi-Chl Sign « IJfcr—Wine—Liquor' " Waring's Pennsylvanians Good Food x . FRESH. *%&% 7*6JE. LONG ST. at HAMILTON AVE. DsUy A Sun. 7 A. M.-l A. M _y Lucille ft Charlie Jordan, :': Props. DEUCSOUS 4 LB. Jn\mJT% HOUSE OF Have Bass Star In Davis 719 Harrison Av*. SOLID COMFORT Frank Davis, tall, serious, us. He drew most favorable Musical Entertainment bass-baritone with Fred Waring listener acclaim in Waring** Nightly and his. Pennsylvanians, has "Variety Showcase" competit­ come to be known as a show- ion of 1951-52. Shortly after, he ! Always a surpris. package tn Southern Tea stopper with his renditions of signed a contract as a regular oar beautiful Corner Cocktail "Jesus Walked This Lonesome with the Pennsylvanians. IGA WAFFLE SYRUP ILewnge tor your evening's Valley*' and "Ol* Man River." Room OT.DTL en joy mr nt. Frank is continuing his stud­

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Robert W. Jackson Promoted VOLUNTEER NEEDS Old Tankard Ale, Favorite Of Dumas Paces U.S.In Olympic Victories two years has been acclaimed a SPORTS By BILL BELL possible 11 gold medals in the events run off so far. sure winner in tbe 800 meters. .tlany af 'the community's Prewar Era, Back On Market Charlie Dumas, the Los Ange- Sow nil went out and set the p«c* Greg Bell of Indiana won the vital service ageneles depend le lad who holds the world re­ in the 800 meter* finals but fad; OSES Minority Supervisor s broad jump with a leap of 25 ft. aa v (i I u n I f « r • emitrlbul- zrvmw&i '.•m^f^ni^nsavyt: cord in th* high jump at 1 ft. ed to fourth at the finish, GLEANINGS B*ri in. John Bell, was second In Robert W. Jackson. 1564 N. fcag their time aad 'skill* ta "i in., a t a r t * d th* American Earlene Brown, th* U. S.'* the event. Star rd., Columbus, has been farther agency programs la I By William (Bill) Bell • Sports Edilor track and field team off on the latest discovery in th* track and promoted from claims examiner' helping others. Bat there sr* right foot to what appears to be. Josh Culbreath was third in field world, pulled an upset to minority groups supervisor aever enough velanteers to Its greatest Olympic by leaping the 400 meters hurdles and Ira when she threw the discus. lea in the Columbus office' of Ohio answer the need. ONDAY, NIGHT in the Ohio Union, w* received what w* be­ 6 It. liv» in. to set a new Olym­ Murcheson was fourth In th* 100 ft. 5 5/8 In, to win fourth place State Employment Service. Thh week la Kr a nk I in coun­ M lieve was our greatest thrill since w«* hive been covering pic record. meters dash. in an event in which everyone Jackson replaces Ralph Ham­ ty the need Is for CHILD sports. Namely, when departing Co-Capt. Bill Michael marched As this is written the Ameri­ Surprise ot the meet w|i expected the American women's mond, who left the Employment CARE AIDES, v I team to b*' shut out. down from the speakers* rostrum and tapped Leo Brown as one of cans have won seven out of a Amie Sowell, who for the past Service, to assume duties with Their job is to assist teach­ the newly elected co-captains of the 1957 Ohio SUte football team. Banco, Inc., of Columbus. ers, oeeapattonal ther aplsts It thrilled us, first, becabsc it is a fitting reward for a kid who Jackson, a native of Cedar- and nurses who work with, Saturday after Saturday had stayed in there and fought despite the ville. began his tenure with the children In clinics, hospitals fact he was battling against what appeared to be insurmountable Youlh ('Pat'), • Spring St. Loop Leagues Ohio Bureau of Unemployment aad nursery schools. Time odd*., Leo, who weighs only 168,-gave away approximately 40 Compensation in 1944. Before required: three hoars per> pounds on every offensive play which came over his position and coming to the bureau, he served week. Some of the agencies on defense he was sometimes facing triple his weight. We have Old Age (Archie) as messenger in the office of the requesting child care aides seen him apparently barely able to drag himself back into posi­ Begin Play On December 1 governor. are Children's hespitaL Col tion for the next play but when that play was run Leo would be in Jackson is a product of Ced­ ambus rub!If Health Nursing there trying to carry out his assignment.' Clash For Title Three basketball, leagues at Dec. 5. Belmont Club, defend­ ar ville High and Wilberforce Service, Columbus H e a ring - • • • Spring St. YMCA, Columbus, ing ehampion; American Addi­ university. He is also an active Society, Council for Retarded CHICAGO. — The eyes of the are ready to begin play. Church tion Boys Club, Jr. Y-Leader», member ot the Masonic frater­ BIS CO-CAPTAIN, GALEN CISCO, 18 ANOTHER KID who sporting world will be on Chica­ RORERT W. JACKSON Children aad Childhood Leag- League, with five teams, starts St. Dominic, Central Commun­ nal organization. SENTINEL ADVERTISING DIR. Amos H, Lynch, never gives up. Cisco had to beat out two great football players ( ae nurseries. right, and Deer Distributing Co. special representative go Friday night, Nov. 30, when Saturday, Dec. 1. In this league ity House, All Stars, Iron Dukes Who came to Ohio State with far greater reputations than tbe Cisco and Mt. Vernon AME are enter­ To volunteer, ar fer farther Vincent Walters discuss plans for introduction of Pabst'* kid and one of them had earned his spurs as a great fullback on a Youth' squares off against Old are Shiloh Baptist, Caldwell ed. Information, call Ca. S-1797. Old Tankard ale to Columbus market Walters, meat' championship Big Ten team. Yet Cisco went out and fought him Age for the heavyweight boxing Temple, St. Paul. Mt. Olivet, Volunteer Bareaa, af the ber of Merry Makers' Club, Inc., of Columbus, is ace out of a starting job. championship of .the world. defending champion, and . 2nd. Managers of all league teams Council *f Social Agencies, salesman for Deer, whose line also includes Old Dutch .a a m Monday, Dec. 3, Independent are to contact Claude Willis at The reference is, of course, to League will get underway. 121 E. State St, Columbu. IS, Beer, advertised regularly in The Sentinel. See story. THE OTHER REASON WE WERE SO THRILLED 18 that the YMCA, Ca. 1-8779, Friday, the long awaited bout between Teams included ar* Culpepper Pierce Photo; now those diehards who still wanted to blame the present Ohio Nov. 30. ageless Archie Moore, attempts Realty, Y-Dorm, Sr. Y-Leaders, Schedules: OLD NEW WEATHEB STATION R H. Hehman. brand man­ and because of consumer de­ State regime for the things that their predecessors did have lost ing to become the oldest man defending champions; Swan -CHURCH— (Dec. D—St. Paul A miniature weather station mand for a real, genuine ale, their last argument. - ager of Pabst Brewing Co., an­ ever to win the title, and Floyd Cleaners, Sunset Inn, Crusader vs. Caldwell, 7:l*?; Mt. Olivet has been developed for the navy nounced'this week that Old we ar* again brewing Old Tank­ Also, now when we meet my good friends from that state to Patterson, who'll try to earn the AC and Capital City News. vs. 2nd Baptist, 8:10. which will make weather read­ Tankard ale, prewar favorite of ard." he continued. the north, which has an unmentionable name, and they start to distinction of being the youngest Junior League, with eight II-IDEPENDENT— (Dec. "*>— ings at sea very easy even dur­ ale drinkers, is now available in Old Tankard fa brewed treat tell us about how many opportunities Negro boys hav* at their BARTON champ in ring history. teams, begins play Wednesday, Y-Dorm vs. Y-l-*aders, 7; Swan --» r ' •*•*» ing the r o u g h e s t conditions. Columbus. aa exclusive formula aslng a two big schools, w* can counter with: Cleaners vs. Crusader AC, 8 J When held at arm's length th* "The brewing of Old Tankard true, top-fermenting yeasL How many Negro captains of the football teams have you had? elements of the set measure sur­ ale was discontinued during the The ale Is '•double-hopped' fat • ' • • Sunset Inn vs. Culpepper, 0. A Rare Kentucky Straight Bourbon JUNIOR— (Dec. 5)- SI. face atmospheric pressure, tem­ war when it was impossible to the traditional Old World way THR AROVE STORY HAS FORCED US TO CUT SHORT Chamberlain Named All-America perature, humidity, wind speed Dominic vs. Central Commun­ obtain imported hops necessary —once In the brewing kettle ear analysis of the Ohio Michigan game. We have read and MSI and direction. A lever locks the ity. 8:30; Y-Leaders vs. Boys for the production of this fine and once when th* brew I* heard a let of reasons why the game wa* lost. Most of them readings in place for subsequent ale." Hehman stated. "Now that Without Playing Single College Tilt Club, 7:20; Mt. Vernon vs. •f 4/5 r,t. cooling. In brewing tat* - full blame Woody Hayes for having no offense and no pass defense. recording in a sheltered area, these choice hops are available N. YORK. — Wilt (The Stilt) Chamberlain is better than any Dukes, 8:10; All-Stars vs. Bel­ bodied ale. extra brewing time We agree the pas* defense was weak and the offense was stop­ Is required ta make tt brisk, Chamberlain, who has ye t to player in the NBA." mont, 9. Cod* No. 71B ped. Rot if we are honest we will hav* te realise that there play his first varsity game for Sport's All-America preview; light and dry. were contributing factors. Two of those factors were the result "While there ar* other Ameri­ University of Kansas basketball FIRST TEAM— Chamberlain, $768 of the Iowa game and the third was the result of graduation last team, nonetheless is so highly- Charlie Tyra, Louisville; Tem­ * pint. . : can el • on th* market brewed year and injuries this spring. Oil •"*•-. j aval... most men look tH • Me' from beer formulas. Old Tank­ regarded that he paces tbe pre­ ple Tucker, Rice; Rod Hundley» ARROW Cod* No. 11C The first Michigan touchdown can be traced to Don Sutherin's ard is, we believe, the only true view All-America five chosen W. Virginia; Guy Rodgers, injury. With Don unavailable, Hayes hud to use Ernie Spychalski, »• I ale brewed in the traditional by Sport magazine. Temple. a sophomore, to kick-off. That left veteran guard Aurelius Thomas European way to obtain a full One professional basketball of­ SECOND TEAM — L e n n i e Shirt9 and Tim on the bench. Before Ohio could get Thomas into the lineup Michi­ A Iribule bodied al* flavor," Hehman ficial said it this way: • "I hate Rosenbluth, N. Carolina; Vince , gan had driven past mid-field, capitalizing on the fact there was a Ed Uaitey __\.cl«-*ajncm*'7__v new "level-•crown' said. to admit it, but right now Cohen, Syracuse; Dick O'Neal, *in green man in the center of the line. After Barr lost one yard at *T»* UtH* '••*• •» **•• "*'••'*" Texas Christian; Arlkn Bock- 4 H. HIGH ST. to ihe hint Old-Tankard is packaged ia end Michigan hit trie center of Ohio's line for a gain of 24 in four horn, Dayton; Jim Morgan, WWBSM 0*i« 7 or. and 12 oz. bottles and in .tries. Fourteen yards came in two tries by Pace, who started out 12 oz. cans. Louisville. ef Ume as If to swing his own right end and then cut back over tbe mid­ Ted's Lunch THIRD TEAM— Johnny Lee, Old Tankard is distributed in dle. That set Ohio up for the passes in the flat_ Columbus by Deer Distributing Yale; Jim Palmer, Dayton; Don't put it off any long­ - . • • '-m, Paces Howlers Frank Nimmo, Cincinnati; Qary Co., 96 Maple st. Deer ia also ANOTHER FACTOR WHICH AIDED MICHIGAN'S PASS at­ er! Subscribe"* to The Ohio Columbus distributor for 01 d Wallace Tanksley, captain of Thompson, Iowa State; Jo* tack was that, last spring, end Bill Michael shifted from end to the E. and S. Appliance team, Stevens, Wichita. " Sentinel today 1 S6.50 a year. Dutch beer, "a leader in the tackle because Ohio had only one tackle and three experienced competitive -pric* beer field," was high scorer in Wednesday ends. Intthe-middle of the season he*was moved back to end. Tbe I and sponsoc, of the -Saturday night's bowling at Spring St. change-over assisted Michigan'rrpassing attack because Bill could I night television show, "Old YMCA, Columbus, with 212-602. not forget some of the things he had learned as a tackle, despite j Dutch Revue." WTVN-TV, Ch. His efforts, however, were not th* fact he was playing end. >6, 7 p.m. enough to keep his team from Bill's job. from where we saw it, was to guard against re­ going down in defeat at the verses when the Wolverine* sent their plays the other way. bands of Greene's Interiors, : He did that, but instead of taking the three step* an end will 262- 251L Urges Dems To take so that he can see what is going on in the backfield of a team High single game for the even­ which does a lot of ball handling (and it also help* you to keep an ing went . to William Watson, Half Action eye on potential blockers), Bill would take one step and wait on with 218. Team .honors went to the line of scrimmage. Friedman's Finance, 918-2648. Warren Palmer, continues to As a* result, when Van Pelt faded to his right to throw there hold first place in individual Against Powell was no pressure on him especially during the first half. Also, when averages with 185. Rosco* Lof­ N. YORK.—To single out Rep. the play went to the left there were only 10 Ohio defensive players ton, with 180, is second. A. Clayton Powell for party dla- because Bill was still protecting his position. cipUn* while taking no action STANDINGS— Ted's Lunch, against other Democratic dis­ • • • 23-13. 30,212 total points; sidents would lead to the "in­ ANOTHER THING MOST PEOPLE APPEAR to have over­ Greene's Interiors. 22-14, 29.732 escapable" conclusion "that tha looked about Ohio's offense is that Don Clark, the man who made total points; Friedman's Fin­ Democratic party it taking such Ohfo ground game a dangerous threat from any point on tbe field, ance, 19H-17, 29,461 total points; punitive action because of Mr. was running on one leg. A "favor" for which we hav* to thank E. and S. Appliances, 18-23, One* ta * |M«r*U*a, * really now, anlvensliy becoming hat W 29,694; Pepsi Cola, 12>i_-23, yl* I. born . ..end— tkuulTI A imowh,Vill-.or_po**d Powell's race, and also because ° When I came back from Michigan after the 1953 game I be­ 28,933; Smithites, 14-22, 28.731. Sit *»ith no pinch, no dent, n* atmum .,. •qntlry appropriate of his efforts to secure passage lieved, and wrote, that it was a case of poor coaching, because the of civil rights legislation.". Roy for c**ual aad b-ttn*** wear; Daftly tapered fat craw* aad boys looked bad in losing. ._«_». trim brim, vattly -att*r_.f to •vary fa** aad head — _M*aT**_M Wilkins. NAACP executive sec­ year*, fine eontfottwaiiM felt, la dark and lijhi tone*. Try retary, warned in a letter ta But Saturday, after the first quarter, the kids made me proud GRID RESULTS •a* M ... y*a*U be (old *a aight! Sam Rayburn (D. Tex.), Speak­ and through the first few minutes of the fourth quarter I believed er of the House. S,7y would win. I believed they would score until CTark was car T-skegee 19; Alabama Wilkins wrote the Democrat-** ried off the field. Then I resigned myself to seeing them shut out. SUte 18 OTHER ADAM HATS PRICED FROM $6 House leader following propos­ • * • Ft Valley 3f; AInaay I •m(M IF BARDSTOWK Whiskey perfectionists since 1879 als by Democratic members of ROSEBORO. DESPITE HIS TWO FUMBLES, played P™bably SUte 7 th* House to deprive Powell of one of his greatest games. On defense he wa, unbeatable. Big Tennessee SUte 7.; Lincoln _*-»****-' AnJ-unntimth BARTON DCTIUUNG COMPANY hi* seniority and .committee as­ Mm Parker was in on one-fourth of the defensive plays in the first (Me.) • . signments because the N. York half- Xavler 24; Dillard TAILORING S CLOTKIKG COMPANY Democrat actively campaigned The offensive star of the game was Jim Pace of Michigan with Savannah State 27; Paine 1 for the Republican candidate a net gain of 92 yards In"*"*"* Iries. 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SATURDAY. DECEMBER 3. m& PAGE 12 THE; OHIO SENTJNEL SATUKPAY, DECEMBER 1. 1986 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGK IS Formidable Record Gardner Back WLW Wanning OXFORD.— Dave Thelen, E. Canton star halfback for Miami KKESKE Attractive university football team, estab­ In Lineup Of SA'S PI-UMB.NG CO lished a new school record tor **n h -Ham •***, running back a kickoff when he Cotombma. O. SoortsMenu run 95 yards to a touchdown Glcbslrofiers DETROIT. — Basketball fans Repairing and R*me*te*ia| There is another hlg. weekend ugoirist Ohio university in Ath­ NGLES RES: BE. 11992 of aports on WLW-C (Columbus1 ens, Oct. 20. in the middlewest will have OH-Mr; < A 4-ttaa and WLW-D (Dayton), Friday their first opportunity to * e * Willie Gardner of the Harlem and Saturday, Nov. M and By Asa Fealherslone Globetrotters in action since he Dec. L % Home'lit'ST came out of the service recently. Friday. "Cavalcade of Sports" E. LANSING. Mich. — Michi­ One of the few players ever presents the 15 round world gan State's 1957 football sched­ to come right out of high school ~~v~r=:. jssmmssmm ^^ heavyweight bout between Ar­ ule lists home games against and crash the Trotters' fabulous OLUMBUS HIGH SCHOOL basketbajlers are steadily trouncing, chie Moore and Floyd Patterson. Indinnn, Purdue. Illinois, Notre lineup, B ft. 7 in. Gardner is and bouncing into shape aa they anxiously await their 1956-5? The big weekend of sports Dame. Minnesota and Knnsas C once again with Abe Sapcr- season openers. . continues Dec. 1 when Army State. slein's famous quintet. and Navy meet in the 57th an­ In the southern section of the city. South's Bulldogs are prep- nual game of the classic grid­ MIAMI CD-CAPTAINS Fans .in the following cities ping for their opener against Middlctown's defending state cham­ iron battle at 1:15 p. m. The OXFORD. - John Powell of will see Gardner with the Globe­ pions st Middletown, Friday night. The Southerners have a good game televised as the NCAA Franklin, O.. and Harlan Knos- trotters next week: chance to win. Their main -problem will no doubt be 0 ft. 9 in, "Game of the Week." matches her. Nnperville, 111., have been Dee. 1. Detroit; 2, Farm- Jerry Lucas, the Middies' leading scorer and board man. If tha CattUsf* the two service academies in a named co-captaio» for the ington, Mich.; ... Lansing* Bulldogs can hobble him and run up the score at the same time, contest which is never decided M iami university basketball Mich.: 4,,Grand Rapid*. they should win. f_f I* _rI,**_ on a. basis of pro-season record. team this year. Mich.: 5. S. Bend. Ind.; S, South will be led by two returnees from lost year's squad— Dekalb. III.; 1, St. 'Pan!, Big George Devlin and Hal Ward. Kenny Fowler, a transfer from Be Infoimcd — Read The Sentinel Minn.; f, Milwaukee. Columbus East, is out for the team, and from the reports we have tt ft*tKtrN gotten, he is making a string bid for a starting berth. Fowler Does the present day played one year ot basketball at East, and was considered by value of TOW proj>»rty Coach Juck Moore as a fine player. outweigh 'your firs in­ WITH • • • surance coverage? II so NORTH HIGH'S POLAR BEARS open their season against your hiss could be sub­ Central Buckeye competition. The Bear* oppose Upper Arling­ stantial. Bettor cheek ton Friday night, at Arlington. with us. No obligation. Tha Northmen, with tear starters returning from last year's squad (Alfred Hyltoa, Dick Jones. BUI Dodson and Dan Wherry» URIHOOD have been picked as the pre season favorite In the City Leagne. Insurance Agen«*y Jim Doughty, a promising sophomore who placed set ond ia scoring in the City Jr. High Le igur. I* currently playing with the me.Lo.1 CL- Mtti storting team. The latter Is being considered as the replace­ PAUL E. ROBIVFHIN. Mgr ment for the graduated Dick Wherry, umt year's City League acoring leader. • • • CelumSus. O. • WB MAlNSl COLUMBUS ROSART. THE TEAM that won only one of 21 11* TOP PHOTO, EDDIE ANDERSON, ART TEACHER AT Champion Jr. High games last year, should easily top that record this season. The and coord irmtor for this year's variety show presents Friday's -first place winners mum FummMtf SIOUE Crusaders have the following returning from last year's, team: with envelopes containing $10. •'Thursday winner and Friday guest Shirley Payne, Cera pie te Las* af Csed Fnreitare aad Rag* Mark Vande Wallc. a 6 ft. 2 in. forward who can shoot and re­ Ranges. Refrigerators. Wsafaen, Sewing Ma rata »* second from left, beams jolly approval. Friday's first prize went to Anna Fuller and EAS? TERMS bound as well: Big' Alfonzo Washington. 6 ft 4 in. junior who is.«• Dot Taylor. Champion's jazz trio, tha Roc kets, jammed admirably during both talent FREE DELIVER? terrific rebounder; pluymaker Earl Cox and Bob Davis, a real hours but lost to these sub-teens, in bottom photo both nights. From loft: Janice WB BU? AND SELL sharpshooter up from the reserve squad. Madison, saxophonist; Anna Fuller, Lloyd Young, Dot Taylor, Shirley Payne, Wil­ • . • • liam Binford. Raleigh Randolph, Jr., Lt seated at drums. Not pictured is pianist with WITH CARL (AIM:. SIMON WILLIAMS. Ed Colston and BUI the Rockets, Geoffrey Tyue. See story. Allen returning from last year's squad, Columbus. St, Mary could A FURNACE THAT CAN GROW enjoy another winning season. The Rams meet Mifflin at Mifflin YOUR H'.ADQLAttTK Friday night. Professional Type Show Is AS YOUR f A Mliv GROWS' OTHER UIGH SCHOOLS OPENING the 1956-51 season this _ -*, a *••••• . a Kfxi«tt,>t« THI OAS-FIRID week are Central'entral's Pirates, who visit Ashland: UniversitUniversity at"' Dublin, Washington C. H. at Bexley, and Linden at Eastraoer. .Vsi'ilim- a i»< Ry EUNICE WOOD Anna Fuller * and Dot Taylor, -»F^*1W^^_^^__rm#W Organization of rn a t «.r i a I, first; Lloyd Young, second, and TOWN TALK—Former Columbus St Mary baskOballers, All- I It \ t'l h. 1IAS1 Tl I'M* State Dave Barker .and AU-CCL Bill Stewart, are attending Ohio facility of mike technique-«nd William Binford, ^lird. 40-G State university. They plan to play basketball . . . Kenny Fowler, outstanding stag* presence Shirley Payne appeared aa transfer from East, will give South's Bulldogs more strength out marked the student performan­ guest artist on th* Friday even­ BRUCE JOHNSON If your budget doesn't per­ frqnt . . . Chuck Comer, Bernard Casey. Herman Royer and Sandy ces during the 20th annual talent ing show .Benjamin Allen, stu­ mit complete winter air con­ Martin, all of East High, were - named to the All-City font ball •how whichlplnyed two nights at dent, -took over MC chores. ir,7 N 22nd 5< Cli 3 1216 NOW ditioning now, let us Install a team . . . Eastside Tigers wore runnersup to Mid-City Merchants Champion Jr. High school'* • • • Niagara 40-G steel gravity. this past season in the Middleweight Football League. modernistic auditorium, recent­ THE FACULTY conimittee on type furnace in a size Muted ly. arrangements tor the interesting to your home . . . Thirty-eight participants vied hour of talent wa* chaired by 10-DAY And it costs no more than ordinary winterizing services! LOOSE NOTES—John Bell, of the Iron Dukes basketball team, lor first, second and third place Ed Anderson, art teacher at A & A FURNACE (0. -*** went-out tor basketball at East. He's 6 ft, 2 in. A good rebounder cash awards as conferred by a Champion. —but he's a senior! . . . Sandy Martin, All-City tackle in football, different panel of judges each Presentation of the closing 107 N. Guilford Sales and Service H. 9-24*3 is proving to be almost as rough on the hardwood as he was on show time. medley of songs by th* girls* SPECIAL the gridiron for East High's Tigers. "Sandy" is rough on the Choice of the Thursday ntgbt chorus was under direction ot Is Back Again! at PEYTON'S boards. panel ef Jadge* was Shirley Mrs. Ara Arnold, Champion's j Ready Third of Every Month Payne, who walked away with voice teacher. Charles A. Byrd, j 'Send S5.99 by Western Unloe first place' award of fit. See- the school's teacher of instru­ Money Order wtth Yams PRE-8EASON FAVORITES — Columbus North, Middletown end award or %5 went to Lloyd mental music, added much to Name, Phase aad City and Columbus St Mary. Teung. Duplicate prise* ef S3 the show with his deft accomp­ SERVICt (^) STATIONS were awarded the two a"ets animents. J. Arnett Mitchell is fh\Up LOWERS RECORD BOOKS ON RETIREMENT which tied lor third place—duo school principal. H. ROGERS E. LANSING. Mich.-Michi- Persons planning for. retire­ Anna Fuller and Dorothy Tay­ Roberts Road a . * TIME gan State cross country star ment will be interested in tho lor and soloist William Bln- In addition to the winners tal­ Hilliardi, Ohio ent show participants Included: 4 • STAROHS TO SERVE YOU • 4 Henry Kennedy lowered the many helpful books on this sub­ ferd. IS MY TIM! Penn State five mile course rco- ject at tbe public library. >rd in 19*56 by. nearly a minute . • • • Pst Merrtsou, Joyce Hawk- JUDGES FOR THURSDAY Ins, Curler Moody. Barbara we oo TMISI is he won in 25:20.2 in a dual FOR YOU! night's performance were Rag­ Chafin, Phyllis Sutton. Lafay­ • Change your motor oil to • winter-grade of any Sohio motor oil nect lan R. Reid, attorney; Man­ ette Davis. Janle Richardson, Docron Nam ta ta* ttaae ta as a Change your transmission and diffe*e«tial to • Sohio winter-grade or-* Holland, teacher at Oar- Gloria Lundy, Fred Johnson, re^aedeHag . . J •* repair Jot* Inbrkrant .(Automatic transmission-change not required.) field school; James Wade, Col­ Wands Shore*. Joyce Nolan, yea've been j/aaamg. A job ROGERS' •earn pmsmmeTm a _•» wait • Tkat your battery lo make sure you're p«r4ected against battery failure. umbus Board of Education! and Carol Noien, Robert Ransom, X-2K'$ SERVICE STATION Eunice Wood -of The SentineL John Jane*, James Crawford. a****. Let sa * ceatracter a* R.' W« • Protect you against fuel line freeze-up with a can of Sohio Fro-tea. Competent mistress ot. ceremon­ Jimmy Jones. James Crock­ FIGURE FOIBLES 4*» CLEVELAND AVE. Ian** ta r*_ma**mg, renssr. vou orr TMiai /*•____*****. ies that evening was a student, ett, George Stewart, Rey ADDITION: (Corner ot Buckingham} piaster, cement, staeea, ear- A „u:irantix* in writing th-»t your car".* motor will *tirt all winter (SOHIO) I'ull Insurance Coverage Margie Bariield. Hoover, James Holt. Eugene 220 192 484 portry sad •Hsigahkf - OaR Catomb-s. a ' Thursday's winner* again Jackson, Melvin Wilson, Janet long or Sohio will pay your garage starting bill y<2*£>' 629 616 311 Set Yoar far estimates. BYBD 4 SON won prizes on Friday night but Madison, Raleigh Randolph, SWITCH 10 BORON! in slightly different order. Jud­ Geoffrey Tyus, Barbara Bak­ OwTise WIIUAM 8H1 841 E. Long St. CL. 8-1440 1493 E. Long St. CL. 2-0171 AUTO UUNORY ges Sara Searcy and Sylvesta er, Barbara GOBMU. Erhtabeth SUBTRACTION i 777 ML Vernon Ave. CL. 2-0352 S22 St. Clair Ave. CL. 8-8118 Prop- Jl Lit***. ROGERS Morgan of East High and "Rat- Henderson, Venartha Masea, 869 517 «ttBAl COtfltAOOt. • Pick-Up And Delivery MgT. Ll.sbrlh Rogers gate faculties, respectively, and Delores Solomon. Michael Bet 777 484 188 tor Me to _M Cleveland Ave. CA. 4-1952 Helen Carter Mose* of Carter •**, Walter Dansy, James •Ml PEKMTLVANL* AVE. 3~J; ADDITION: sSf, MS, 195 Estimate T7^ School of Music named three Reid. Patricia Pry*eck,10eaaa Chpttat 1-ffM winner* to th* following places: Walter SUBTRACTION: ttt, (OS, Ml SATUBDAY, DECEMBER 1. 19SS SATURDAY, DECEMIfSR 1; 1956 THE OHIO SENTINEL THE OHIO SEN-ni' Lausche had not made public Classified Ad TWO LARGE furnished rooms, reception*. Hotel SL Clair, lities to -tad early TB. Buy to Mississippi state prison has alleged $8,30 robbery. ble working lady. Cooking aad Christmas seals, the only finan- ACCORDING TO Mississippi his decision early this week. Redroom aad kitchen. For em­ TIP TOP CLEANERS CL. 2 1181. been made by th* state cunfer- FBI agents identified him by authorities, Yarbough, under the laundry. CL. 3 mi. «lal support of the viUl pro* He reportedly came to Ohio ployed couple. Cl.. 3-170*5. 878 MT. VERNON AVE. \ ence ot NAACP branehe*. " fingerprints a nd photographs nam* ol Harvey Cooper, was In 1949. H* Is married and lives RATES Columbus. Ohio gram. The action wss taken in behalf taken by Ashtabula police after NICE SLEEPING room fer em­ sentenced to a life term Feb. 7, with his wife, his aged mother, Want Ad Readers. I*<*r Al'ARl MTNTS FOR Pick Up aad Delivery ADDIE & JOSEPH READER-ADVISOR 1939. when convicted of robbing and a child bv a former mar­ .35 ployed man or woman. Kitch­ READER-ADVISOR USED CARS FOR SALE Lla* BACHI I OH MEN & en privileges. Inquire Mrs. ONE DAT SERVICE BURKS a store owner. He reportedly riage. escaped from prison at Parch- (Count Five (5) Word* WOMEN Toone, resr door, 73 Sherman SHINE PARLOR . Be claims te be lao-eea* «f Per Line) man. Miss., Aug. 4, 1942. the crime, Insisting be waa as \l*.n Room* For Rent Ave.- DELUXE Att'y William H. Brooks of a small town 59 miles away -i..— - - - STOP AT DYEING * SHINING MINIMUM CHARGE .... .IS CA. 1-6208 MADAM DONNA CASH Columbus, chairman of the from the site ef R* eessasls- FURNISHED room for single 958 MT. VERNON AVE. T*H* what yen waat tm know. Deesa't ask euaatbtma, tell* et Display Want Ads, Per JEFF'S POOL ROOM Columbus, O. FOR YOUR CAR NAACP legal redresa commit­ lack - fl.41 man or womaa. 446 N. Monroe 1218 Ml.VERNON AVE. rare aad marriage, courtship and business. Game today 1 Or we will give you a car After his arrest, he claim* Patronize Tomorrow may a* tea late! Satisfaction guaranteed. Salves tee, in hla. letter to Lnuach* DEADLINES Ave. CL. 8-1949. Columbus, O. for your equity and pay said. In part: ta have be** cruelly beaten Ohio Sentinel Cigars, Candies and Ice Cold financial problems. off the balance due. Readers: Wednesday Nana Advertisers t "Oar erganisatloa ha* made with a leather strap aatfi he Soft Drinks BROOKS' AUTO Hours 9 A.M. Till SP.M. DaUy and Sunday waa willing ta falsely confess Display: Tuesday, IP. M. C. JEFFERSON, Prop. t thorough tavestlgatiaa ot PAYTON CHATEAU ELECTRIC SERVICE 562 E. MAIN 5T. Columbus, O. this matter aad aa the basis participation ta the crime. . Well furnished, clean with Farber at the tact* and the elreum- • • • LEGAL NOTICES vtrj modern hotel fseUitles. Repairing Generators, USED CARS FOR SALE ; USED CARS FOR SALS Rnowa from coast te coast for staaeaa, R to th* considered BE PLEADED GUILTY at "ROOM FOR RENT' EDWARD P. ZIPF Regulators, Starters epialea that the ends at just­ Lillie Mae Forte, whose last homelike atmosphere. ' Bteyele fires aad Supplies 466 S. Washington Ave. 940 N. HIGH hi* trial, after hia court appoint. address b unknown, will take ice would best be served tf •at Cooper a Tourist • 75 HAMILTON PARK Sharpening ef Lawn mowers, CA 4-5654 U Hoar Serviee ed attorney had promised to get notice that ea Oct. tt, 1956. Scissors and Knives Motors. Inc. Ot* reaaest fer extradition ef him off with a light **ntence, Charles T. Forte filed his peti­ 259 N. 17th SL CL. 3-511S Susan Payton Chris Payton All Kinds el Reys Made SATISFACTION AX-9-80_2 AX-9-7470 Hegaa Ysrbeagh Is denied. he said. He w a s then immed­ tion la tbe Common Pleas Court Columbus. O. BS. >cies tor Reot iately sentenced to life. CApital 4-3592 CL. 8-S568 - 98 S. OHIO AVE. "We think that . . th* af Franklin County, O., Division AT i REAL ESTATE FOR SALE JAMES COOPER, Mgr. llfflME SERVICE GUARANTEE history of the Judicial proteas­ Yarbough to now free under al Domestic Relations In Caase Columbus. O. RECORD SHOP—Blues, spirit­ es ef th* state ef Mississippi, No. 86142. praying for a divorce SAM'S '57 TRADE-INS COMING IN FAST t t I $1500 bond pending GOT. uals, hymns, }axx. Also radio where R has been clearly Lausche'* decision. from her on the groands et SHINE PARLOR and TV repair. Well establish­ shown that a dUtinetUta la grass aegleet of duty. Said cause NEW FORD HOTEL NO. 2 MAC'S 15* N 9Jtb St., Columbus. O 53 PLYM. 2-Dr. Htr., '44 PACK. 4-Dr. Radio ed. Good location. Call Pren- mad* In th* administration st will be for hearing oa or after 4521 E. LONG ST. Tel. CA. 4-0421 BODX FENDER & Prop- SAMUEL PENSON defroster and seat and heater ...'. $195 , tiss Rill, BR. 9-6098 after $ Jnstke, depending upon th* (3M) (194) covers $575 Dec. 9, 1956.—Wm II. Roroks. . ** Columbus. O. '54 STUDE. Champion P. M. L.. J. FAULKNER race and color of aa individ­ Atty., lf-27, 11*9. 19. 17, 21, 12-1, PAINT SHOP '83 CHEV. Choice of 2. transient sad Permai-rnt Guests Welcome Rave Your White Shoe* Dyed 4-Dr. Light blue fin. REALTY CO, CL. 3-2915. ual . . . gives as every right Reynelds Leads 19S4*. 9M E. Gay St. - CL. S-5**5* 2-Door* or 4-Doors. to believe that this man eras Ford Hotel No. 1 Still Operated at 179 North 6th SL R&Hs *.... $825 . Overdrive, RAH. Doe Mse fear Body Mao* Seat covers $995 net given a fair trial, that he Geneva Vuiii. whose last SIRS. R H. FORD. Proprietress CA. 145M Columbus, O. •52 NASH Rambler Sta. Wa Buy, SaU And wa* denied his constitutional VRC Bowlers known address is S311 Magnolia COLUMBUS LAUNDRY Wag. RAH, new '$3 CHEV. Suburban. Exchange Real Estate rights, aad that *** was beaten Reynolds , Hardware held a Ave., Philadelphia. Pa., will A DRY CLEANING paint, new seat .Carry-All. 9-passen- into confessing a crime." Uke notice that on Oct. 24, 1956, covers $595 ger RAH •$****» CHARLEB WORL-CY comfortable lead in VRC bowl­ CAPITAL DETECTIVE 996 ML Vernoa Ave., Col'*. O a a 9 ing league, in Columbu*, this James A. YuiU tiled his petition lit N. $9th SL Cotambaa. O. in the Common Pleas Court ef THE HAWKINS week. 65 N. MONROE AVE. CL. *J-4815 AGENCY Family and Rachelor Randies CL. $-1913 YAK BO CGB WAR GIVEN an Franklin County. O., Division STANDINGS-- Reynelds Columbu.. Okie **n» K Long St Drapes, Blankets, Repairs A *- extradition hearing be/ore ef Domestic Relations, In Cause Paul Davies Chevrolet Hardware, 0-11, 37 percent; Wa Welcome Old and New Patrons ( t. .'1674 Alterations No. 86166, praying for a divorce Bonney Floyd 19-20, 26. percent; from ber on the grounds of . Transient Guest Welcomed < Ol t'MIU S. 0. FLORINE RAMSEY*. Mgr. AD Car* Winterized With Permanent Antl-freete LONG *Y GRANT We Continue to Render the Same Exclusive, C. L. RAMSET. Prep. Samuel 0. Hooker USED CLOTHING STORE Apex Recreation 19-207 29 per* gross neglect «f duty. Said cent; Novelty Food Bar, 20-19, cause will be tor hearing on or Efficient Service Real ••state We hay aad sell ladies aad 22 Cleveland AH. Open Eves CA. 8-5587 Sates - Msaagemeat Roots'* 23 percent; Roscoe's Car Wash, after Dec. 8, 1956.—Wm. A. mea's matt eiethlag. J19-23, 21 percent; Burger Beer, Toler. Atty.. 19-27, 11-3, 19, 17, MISC. FOR SALE 799 Mt. Vernon Av*. Car. Long A Grant HELP WANTED ERNIE'S AUTO SERVICE CL. $-4551 Col's CL. S-lUi 15-24, 20 percent. 24, 12-1. 1956. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Cetambe*. O. CO* ' ' :R HELP. Day and * m Complete Service On All Make* et Cars Jl Individual and tor.in high Anna M. Carney, whose last night shifts. Must be experi­ IAGE for FENCE 415 RUTTLES AVE. (REAR) CA. I-7ill scorers wer* Alexander Whrt- known address Is 6293 Second enced and have local refer­ Ernest tt'. Stewart, Prep. lt .Tears Practical Experience Credit Arranged Through Certified Automobile Servle* taker, high single gam* with Ave., South, Birmingham, Ala., ences. Must apply in person. CHAIN LINK 245; Henry Butler, high three will Uke notice that on OcL SS, 1912 N. High SL. Columbus. ALUMINUM games with 931; Reynolds l**56.a S/Sgt. Henry E. Carney TAl-ifTIME~Oi*T FOR BEAU­ YOU CAN BE IN A HOME OF YOUR OWN FOR CHRISTMAS... • ORNAMENTAL Excellent Service At Hardware, high single gam* filed his petition In thcCommon TY. Housewives and mothers. 'WOOD with 969 and Reynelds H a r it- Pleas Court ot Franklin County, You can earn as much as NOONEY CHINESE HAND LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING war*, high three games with O., Division of Domestic Rela­ $10.09 week!*/ In your spare ESTIMfcTK _799t - tions in Cause No. 86310, pray­ time. "TV Advertised"* Avon All Lines of Laundry Work—Work Clothes A Specialty ing t-it a divorce from ber on - cosmetics trains you. Call CA. TIME . 963 Mt. Vernon Ave. Columbus, Ohio OPEN SAT. 'TIL 11 P. It. Buying a Home Is the grounds of wilful absence of 1-5279. , PAYMENTS ANNUAL PAGEANT more than one year last past. GRELNSBORO, N. C — Be*_- CHILD CARE Said c:\ujc will be for hearing THE COLUMBUS HOME LAUNDRY nett colleges annual Christmas on orpETter Dec. 15, 1956.—Wm. DAY OR WEEK by reliable, AND DRY CLEANERS Serious Business... *•* pa g * a n t. the "Living Ma­ A. Titter. Atty., 11-5. 10', 17. St. settled woman. AX. 1-5257, donnas," will be presented ia 12 1, 8>1 ?:.»-;. Cleaners and Launderers of Quality and Distinction Pfeiffer chapel Sunday, Dec. 9. MISC. FOR SALE WELCH'S A One Stop Cleaning Service When the buyer of a home sits down and Helen Mae Fisher, whose last All Work Done At Our Plant plana to seek a horn* for livingin or for in­ MOTOR SAIES 628 E. LONG ST. Columbus. O. CL. 3-5115 COLUMJUJS known address Is 1649 N. Third BEll (OAl CA. 1-3151 vestment purposes he is confronted by many i-t,. Hanrisbnrg, Pa., will take Quality Used Cars problems . . . location . . . type of construc­ tTNEHAL DOsECTtMi notice that on Nov. 2, 1956, Rob­ Cash ot Budget—All W Va. USED CARS FOR SALE USED CARS FOR SALE Oorothy Sun Bias* 6" $13.45 AU We Ask Is A Trial ert P. Fisher. Jr., tiled his peti­ tion floor plan . . .vcondition . . . current C O. WHITE * SONS Donah* Sua Blase 6s5 $1325 . . . You Be The Judge market, value . . . etc. These problem* can tion la the Common Pleas Court ****. Va or Ry «** Block 513.25 FUNERAL HOME af Franklin County. ().. Division Ohio 6" Lump $11 25 TJ280 Lockbotrrne HI. 4-9955 COLD WEATHER HAS FORCED best be solved through buying with th* help 1217 ML Veswoo Ave. ot Domestic Relations In Cause Ohio Furnace Lump 6x5 $11.90 Walter "Pee Wee" Welch. US TO DROP PRICE AT of an experienced REALTIST. CL. S-ISI4 No. 86259, praying Car a divorce Prop. A REALTIST i* organized to give better The advertisers listed below are mem­ from her on the grounds of gross BEll (OAl CA. t-315 1 bers of JHE COLUMBUS ASSOCIA­ WILLIAMS A HeNABB service, including the latest --formation per­ MORTUARY, INC aegleet of duty. Said cause w ill TION OF REAL ESTATE BROKERS be lor hearing on or after Dec. taining to GI Loans and chang** in FHA FUNERAL HOMI -2. 1956.—L. P. Henderson, Atty. Loans procedures. Tha REALTIST has a gov. W-_ affiliated with tha Ohio Association of SIS E Long SL erning body which insure* the buy«r and *^f**m^ Real Estate Brokers and National Asso­ O.S-SSS1 11-19. 17. 21, 12-1, 8, 15, 1956. tmsn mm. STORE '51 PONTIAC '52 CHEVROLET •Teller against fraudulent dealings. The ciation of. Real Estate Brokers. Wherever you sea William Wilson, whose last Factory Returned Sample Shoes • Men'* Army Work 4-Dr R&H. Hydra. Very clean 2-Door. R&H. P. G. CROSBY Shoes • Men's Dress Shoes • Women's & Children's $545 i«9$ REALTIST _wton*tands yea* problem and this symbol, feel confident to buy or sell... Always address Is unknown, will take •56 FORD FUNERAL HOMI Shoes • Nurses Oxfords. $1.00 Up •54 FORD qualifies beat to seek out the home or invest­ deal with a REALTIST. WI1S2 EE. LongLong St notice that oa Nov. 5.. 1956, Custom V-8 2-Door Victoria. R&H. Only Jo Ann Wilson filed ber petition Children's Cowboy Boots $1 to $1.45 pair ment property that will suit you. CSJ2-.1SS2-1SSSI 529-531 *N 20th St.. Cor Leonard Columbus. Ohio $1995 $1995 la the Common Pleas Court of '54 FORD •52 PLYMOUTH Franklin County. O., Division Country Sedan. RA-H. Suburban Sta. Wag'. M SURE YOU COMSAT ONE Of THE USTED REMTISIS WHBi BUYWG OR SflUHO _-_ ESTATE MOOKtootiSs ef Domestic Relations In Cause 8-Passenger 4-Door Wag. $795 Orris A. Mays Real Estate Hillman Real Estate Hattie ReWmood Realty Co. FUNERAL HOME, 1NCJ No. 86289, praying for a divorce $1445 •55 FORD IIS* V Lena ltr| Experts ia Buying, Selling A Commercial, Residential Sales A 152 8. RigbUed Ave. ER. 4*4 from him on tbe grounds of '51 CHRYSLER V-8 2-Door. RAH Property Management CL. 3-1411 gross neglect af duty. Said cause Windsor Hardtop. RAH. $129$ Service ill ML Vernon Ave.' CA. 9-9491 MRS. D. A WHITTAKER will be for hearing ea or alter COAL ON CREDIT Automatic transmission •49 FORD 1994 E. Lea* SL CL. 3 1121 mon CL Brown St Co. -* Dec. 22, 1956.—L. P. Henderson, M93 S!4f • Culpepper Realty AND SONS. INC Harvard Ave. «... 9-1199 Atty., 11-19, 17, 24. &_, 8, 15. 3 - 9 MONTHS TO PAY Many Other Bargains To Choose From Sales, Appraisals A Property FUNERAL HOMI 1956. Management To Buy Or List Call 720 E Lome St We Do Our Own Financing -125-Car Selection 996 E. Leaf tt. *a» - CL. 34999 CL. aVSS4t BLUE STAR COAL CO* L Alma Taylor - Fe-ltist APTS. FOR RENT Straughter Raal Estate L. J. Faulkner Reehy Co. free Abmvm torn aoatmdea 770 W. Broad Open 'til 10 CA. 8-3528 19t2 Pembrak* Ave. CL. 2-4525 *aT*a*aa*rs Ot Tha tjmtamabma TWO UNFURNISHED apart­ "First in Quality and Service" 712 E. Lang SL CL. *WMf AM 2.1131 AM 2-1134 929 E. Long SL CL. 9-49*.l osMrra! AM'a, ments fpr adults. 683 Bucking­ ham SL //„,/A$^ai®&;+< > ! 1 a, .-,. Bjg ..InforncskfrM<°4,-Jb*. Senttuel