THE OHIO I If. Ohio Stale Museum 15" YSAIHW.*. PER COPY 'EJktTINEL -rtir*vwri EVERrWHERE 1 ^ EVERYWHERE SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 19S3 COLUMBUS, OHIO Paul Washington's Body Found In Steubenville RR Tunnel LOCAL MAN'S DEATH A MYSTERY! Story On Page 2 fctrk Masons Observe Opening Of New If ante

OttleUI openini of new horn. (center) ol Grand Lod_e of hems., CUP; Mr.. E. ti. Brock, OWM; Matthew BrWk. OM; L. left, Emma Dunn. Free aaat*..apW York M.sona, Prince Hill »rtr_n, ws, ah- B. Owens, WM; Mr.. Lanr. Johnson, HAM; Ma.. M. L. Day... Brack, nations] deputy WOM .1 Ohi.; M. S. Vaughn, national national matron, Hackensack, N. J.; I Ia, , a Har-llton pk„ Colombo,. WM. Standing Mr.. Id. M.rril, OIM; Att'y Jamas F. little, OM. St. Lauls; Ge.r_» W. D--l«y, MJSW snd WGM ol r.nna.I- Sarah Canty, uUoaul WM .1 F.a.ltrn Star.. Columbus; •_. rnotoa .bore ware snapped durinr da.-lonr ceremonies. IEFT: FOM and Icral ad.lior: Charles A. Tama., WM; Mra. Wltl« B. Yanls; Mr.. Majmie B. Walker, n.tlon-1 deputy, \). S. A, Ion- Fannie W. Turner, national JM, C. S. A., Atlanta. St-TJ.em »». From left sealed, Be.. D. L. Sprinja. OL; William Lau.hlnt- Lorlu, OS; Mrs. Clara Porter, WM. BIGHT: Seated .Tom lor matron, Detroit. Standing Ciena Darenport OH of Geor- __Fierce Photos. , SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 1983 THE OHIO SENTINEL THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, MARCH 14, I9S3 Duo Arrested For Narcotics Held For Most Popular Cager Attorneys Hold Balloting Scheduled Local Man's Balloting to determine WHO'S WHO IH SPRINGFIELD Federal Jury Under Bonds Of $5000 most popular basketball p In Columbus high schools w Regional Meet Death Mystery By Grace E. Lee Saturday, March 28. Contestants Jim Franklin, North, . Commissi oner Robert 1 SPRING FIELD .—It has been nic$ winter. Stomp Earl Redman, tg surrounding It, nuch could off those rubb< lady ruler. She together like < soring a formal dinner-dance Ada Cass of Piqua. Other offl- •re Associate Loyal Lady LEE BYRO, 23* Miami a*., who, police s*ld, "was fighting .long the Pennsylvania railroad Employed at N. American quest of a ffroL with everybody" when they answered a disturbance complaint racks Sunday morning. 14 miles For in the pinched March smiles Mae Warfield. Dayton; his heme about ! a. m. Sunday, was fined $10 and coals oa a drank outhweal of StcUbenville. Lady Priestess Mary K. Mosek, charge In municipal court Monday. face of a welcome spring. t . . . Sunday, March Dayton; Soc. Lucille Ginn, Ass't AKA Founder's nan wan identified as P MRS. M-_I_A EDDY was made . m. Royale Needle Soe. Pauline Embry, Treas. Viishington, 42, 1847 Gru very happy Saturday when e ill observe their 4th Leah Moore, LL Guide Etta Cor. pal court Tuesday pleaded guil­ Program Held group of friends surprised hei r. Rev. D. V, Benera Xenia; LL Herald Cora ty tn setting a fire. Samuel T. by celebi-atlnf, her birthday with , of St. Luke Baptist, as, Troy; Standard Beai days in the workhouse and Aipna Signiu Omega <•••..] a surprise party In her honor Sides, of the Fire Prevention fined $20 and costs Monday prominent attorneys present for Ird region meeting Out of town guests were Alice Bureau,' c ha r g e d that M nose Love, ,.•.:, W. Goodale sU, of Alpha Kuppu Alpha sorb held its annual Founder's of Nat'l Bar Ass'n la Columbus last Saturday were, from left, Polk. Chicago; Pcrle May, Chi­ , Missionary Society < Jackson maliciously set fire told the court Samuel Hamilton, apparently fallen Mose H. Dixon, Cleveland; Willis M. Graves, Detroit; James A. r Guard Susie Purdue, Day- the clothes of Lawrence Pegn celebration lust Saturday a bound for PiKs- cago; Mrs. M. E. Partridge same address, blacked his eyes luncheon given in the Ohio Crumlln, Louisville; Harold E. Bledso, Detroit; W. S. Lymaa, Addle Honley, Mr. Union on the campus of Ohio burgh. Ue . i identified by hia Sr., Columbus. See story.—Pierce Photo. loline, Myrtle Thomas, of Middletown, and many other and Marie Singleton, CARRYING el a tives and friends. Greetings came from Basilcus , bearing the cm* A 32nd degree Mason, he was region of the Nat'l Bar Ass'n flatherei en presented James A. Thom- Mary Ulascor, who also i member of St. Mark'* Lodge heon at the Central YMCA last Saturday Jarie Applln, Charlotte Corley, , assistant chief of the career duced the gue3t speaker, Ile- p»r. The body the attorneys assembled for a business st development section. Air gional Dir. Kanncltc Norris of i taken to .session with James A. Crumlin, director of Region 3, presiding. Command's military ibenville. In on adjoining room the wives of the attorneys met with Mrs Ruth Ncnl presented Soror Freda Witherspoon, president of the N£A Ladies' clubs. Wooster Corley, club ai Fair St. Christian thanks Norris with a pair of sterling IN A TELEPHONE silver earrings and a corsage ot ith a Sentinel reportc TRAFFIC COURT ight, the victim's v 'High School Queen' Mrs. Eddy received n Mrs. Arthur Rlci TRIAL, FOR Baxter Hender- Vivian Wushington, could thro** tiful gifts. Three birthday < ansferred to the • on, ia» ML Vernon av., cnarged little light on her husband'. were presented by her ni Groce pleaded i eath. She said her husbaix Cornell At Poindexler lation for the,NBA" . . . H, A. Hickey, rec eon, Valerie •tt home early Saturday morn to Run a Local Bar." moved to Springfield am Who will be "Miss Columbus Hirer lii-htne members of NBA, sti-ucting at Wilberforce ur sponsible for High School Queen" for 19537 Chester Smith of Detroit, Clar­ Highlight of the mreting wai slty, was speaker Friday That question will be dftter- adoption of a resolution to be ence Smith of Cleveland and presented at the next annual the Stewardesses ond Trustees Gotwald, and Neal. again unill the undertaker cal­ iiiit-.i during the 10th annual co-chairman, Grace E, Lee. led me Sunday i jcen contest and dance to be meeting of the NBA in N. Or­ leans, proposing tho organize. annual banquet. Mrs. Mi Helen Mummery and Mrs. L. held JSiiturday, March 28, from Merchant offered suggestions. Ington said. monies. Also participating . If her husband had .pla: 1 take ii trip, he had not er, she stated. She had no !«*. auric, "Ways and ent.t s. Washington hfills from ondition" Saturday in City hos- tr, Carolyn UU, Marjori ship of the Wilberforce Varsity Means of Stimulating the Nat'l I the 1 veland . . . Mrs. Magypinon putting air i Holland, Juamta Smart, Viol* ies is recuperating BGfttu cycle tire ai a filling _ Lynch and Marian Hughes. Green, pastor of N. St. church TIC of her brother. Rev. 1'..,,- Cleveland and 15th Mrs. Green wa3 introduced . . :y, who will spend Truss. 205 Bell av., and Mr. and -• pay the fine, Hughes Mt. Zion church clubrooms wcr. Louisville at the Colleg. Mrs. Harvey Stewart, 288W Raf- Library Branch the setting for the Carrie Clif- Scriptures, lecturing to fensperger st., are parents of Lee Phillips sons born in Mercy hospital

Reappointed i Keller, Valerie National Officials Meet In Columbus For Columbus' Bell, Helen Ran- elpal first, forms with a lot of useless Brooks la charged with Illegal en assisted in .delivering a To Slate Job dope that you couldn't read with possession of liquor for sale. boy to Mrs. Matilda L. microscope. Red forms, yel- To Plan For Cleveland Mason School Moss, Dorothy Minor, Florence ilttee ore Joyce Beverly, forms, blue Eastside Area Henry, Naomi Blackburn, Cli tory, Robert Smith, Rosic I, m- Friday. The men in Rice, N. L. Beavers, MUses hen rushed the mother and in Columbus last Friday aa gue. i, Helen Powell and June Blanks that you I be added to the C Norma Lenthe. Louise Wells, noreland. Mr. Smith will to University hospital s and chapters, for the purpose i Case, head of the hostess* Rev. liicjjardson, pas­ :e marked "X", i they both wc« reported SShool to be heljin Cleveland *3u: — ,y extension ->.._ oderator of a pane) disct**- >ur height, -age. THE PRICE OF gasoline t post-this weckr la weffk. Opening c tor of Mt. Zion, presented clos- at 3 p. m. Other panel reached an all-time high for a book Eastside branch library . . Miss Pearl tiers will be Lora Nell Hilltop man Monday Julie'a he April. Work ,lfl progressing i Mr. and ipson, Virginia Stanford, Mm erly, Robert Burton and Gil- Pearl Clarke > be unfted in was Judge Matthias, when >. Vuughn of St. Louis, r, March James T, Flowers, 304 S. Sunday. He said he hod beer •puty Grand Master books, and up-to-date 3*15 Fair al Wayne av., pleaded guilty to " fight inside "RosieV place 1W Brock, Columbus; Rockhold. Sermon will be pre- blanks. P. S. Don't forget your i Hanford Village. Warden George W. der of Eastern Star, Mra. Sarah GEORGE REYNOLDS income tax is due to be on Un­ stealing the fuel from the Canty, Columbus; Nat'l Priest­ --...... „._._ a tableful • of Clark county bar- Pennsylvania RR shop. A WEDDING RING SET, val- . Allqulppa, Pa. tNat't books and magazines such - - vin Liggins of Springfield . . . cle Sam's desk no later than ed at $150, and -.90 in cash ess of Crusaders Mrs. Emma THE WIDE VARIETY of ins of War I. Oth« Community choir is rehearsing s, Oscar Fleck- Dunn of Atlanta, Nat'l Juvenile American Girl, Boy's Life March 15. C. Bryant, nnd , Flying and Sr. Scbolas- magazines wilt include Coronet, officers ore John Kinsler, se for its Easter sunrise eervlces COLUMBUS VICE SQUAD ef., Anthony Rut* Mutron Mrs. Fannye W. Turner, Atlantic Monthly, Ebony, Good ior vice commander, Edgar under direction of Victor John­ Housekeeping, Ladies Home Norton, adjutant; Floyd Straw- son with Charles S. Wallace as- REMEMBER YOUR NEWS Journal, Life, Reader's Digest, der, chaplain; George Qasklns, 99 or 3-3432, 328 E. used to gain entrance. Saturday Evening Post, N. serge a n t-a t-arras; Walter MRS. IDA YOAKLEY was -, 10W W. High st. Earl Poindcxter, of the Mon- Yorker. Silver Screen ond Pop- Drake, Herbert Beckler Wil­ E. D. SMITH, NMPSG i liam Lykens, trustees; C D -* av. address, also reported White Cross Takes Steps To Kayo JC; 1 late from Pitt,*. Isaac Hulf, 1082 .at his room had been ran- EVEBY ONE OF Conley, color bearer. Insulla* Fair av.; George R. Allison, 24? lckled but no loss was report- will be cohducted by the --- be brand new. The rial commander ... The Lexington av.; LeRoy E. Page, Jobs, Cafeteria Opened To Negroes collection will include the latest NOTES FROM 77 Jefferson av.; John T. Sprat- State Journal, N, York Times Cosmopolitan Council held its HERBERT E. BBADT, 121 E. best sellers such as Ralph EI- ling, 385 N. 18th st., and Leon Long st., told police that thieves Court« arid Chapters celebrated uI,t and tbe E, Columbus Press. Wednesday. grocs at White Cross the official opening of the new •'. !__?___U £ «>" P**'«winning Amonlf Anthony S. -ed his building under con­ ~ lumbus, took a long only opened inv ,1:1,, Man," Edna Ferber's struction at 56B E. Long st. and holiday last week when feteria to Ne- home at 84 Hamilton pk. A ban­ Giont," Thomas B. Costain's City hospital. AJso" NELSONVILLE released, was forfeited. stole his watch dog and a pair •aa discontinued, 1 Negroes are quet and programs followed the historical novel, "The Silver Waverly Gloi A WESTSIDE MAN who used of shoes. lumbus NAACP session of the national grand S^S£. t\m\}Jm\***» K*"*™ consultant in tho local Internal 580 Frederick St. officials In the evening. Daughti the Methodist <_ -By Mrs. Raymond Bruruion- IBPA Officers Installed Al Banquet between the Community Baptist A TRAINED STAFF of five Mrs. NAACP THE OHIO SENTINEL Chestnut av. Mrs'. Lillian Dodge NELSONV1LLE.— Miss Doro­ committee and will be on hand to help patrons. thy Brunston was the weekend Dr. William Richai superln Has Sunday Services They include Miss Mary Hand, presided . . . Annual dinner tendent of White Cross, "THE PEOPLE'S CHAMPION" ieeting of Center St. YMCA guest of her parents. Chapman were visitors I Glouster Woodson and Georgia Hall also By MINNIE JINGLES the Linden branch library; Miss ill be held Thursday at 6:30 Saturday., ! Methodist church i m. In the "Y" banquet room. . end of the week guests of Sunduy at 9:15 a. m, the Doris Colfee, assistant librar­ relatives. Mrs. Frances Cordell CHATTER FROM TEEN- Sunday school of Community ian, now at the Ohib State uni­ Rev. John A. Green, pastor of AGEBS — Chcsterhill seems to Baptist, Columbus, opened with Wiley Methodist, will be guest and Frank Topsail of Columbus versity library, and Mrs. Lois weekend guests of their be very popular with all tne the singing of "Sweet Hour of young folks these day*:. Seen THE NAACP COMMUTE; Prayer." The school was well r, Mrs. Ruth Topsail, and contended that the hospital re grandson Johnnie. Mr. and Mrs. skating or sitting wee* Jac.ty, attended. "What Kind of Fool pages had . ,. fused to hire Negroes '— COLUMBUS OFFICE Am I?" was the topic for 11 a. i engaged YMCA; annua] report by Alonzc David Stevens of Columbus dietary aide: m. Sunday service by Rev. J. early this week. Moss, executive secretary of the guests of the former's aplte ads running in daily pap- IKi.KPHONE: EVergwen £W A. W e cms, exangelist. Rev. - stair all live -n the East- grandfather, David Harper, utd m asking for such employees, Center St..YMCA; intrcductior DA J. TON OFFICE: Frederics ilutler , preached on area—Miss Hand of guasta by Hugh Taylor; in­ the Utter' -t the same time, the NAACP "The Power of Secret Sin" at troduction of the guest speikei also charged that Negro em­ 115* Germantown St. evening services. Rev. Granville Mrs. Joe Brown, and family. Ol.lcrrs ol lo-rpaodan, B____t» s.d rro.-«staauU iaa'a, Columbus, are shown as tin war. by Rev. W, S. Matthews, chair­ Miss Roxie Hall was a visitor ployees were not permitted to C. J. MeUa, Jr., Editor Seward, member ot Shiloh Bap­ man of the Center St. Y board. •worn to bj Crl L. Brown. ,|_M, », saaoM l.slallaUon _._,_« In LUcMord bsU.1 ballroom laat nt in the hospiui cafeteria. Isabclle Logan, (.en. Mgr. tist, will be guest speaker Wed­ Logan Saturday. Mr. and snowbound — three beautiful ml nesday. March 18, ol B p. . 'rar-y Vill be open from Ca-Unma is Clement Clarke, Mrs. Preston Dexter and daugh- dolls and no school? Which of 2_2_*/la______"*" ° *"• ***»*". **•" *•"*•• —"** mamae, .ai.. .i _.,,_ ot First to benefit under the hos­ TELEPHONE: Michigan 57W m m. weekdays. 9 a. m. also master of ceremonies. pital's new non-descriminatory His trio will sing. The public is Wood- the boys who motored to Lan­ ra^T-a ™" ***• •»tl"*«°**J*-*.i *• B. FIK Ira.a.rar; CoosUna. NlaJaoU, ..er.t.r.. invited. i. Saturdays, and closed MEMBERS OF GREENE caster so much has been gives c policy, was Mra. Yvonne Shep- M.T '» T°- *______"* •«*«••"*• »"• - »• -"*«•. *•*• *»e*4d.M! ma. c. Sharer. „£ Mr. altd Mrs. Oren Miller and the nickname of "Roaia"f Uaal. Brow. U paa.lda.1 ,( Mt. V.maua AT. B_.l_es.ma.,'. Am-^-tntnt H-ota, ... • ,• ..••••:..

THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 195.1 SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 1953 THE OHIO SENTINEL Munfz27"TVSef CAPITAL CITY BREVITIES Displays Slated NEWS FROM his glrlst Shrine Home Show, Bazaar By The Staff Wiih AD Assist From You . . . Who's J. O.'a steady? . . . COLUMBUS Maxlne Lea, Laura Black, Shir­ E TV, which is currently NEWARK ley Steel snd Sarah Matthews T" la the controversial issue facec conducting a salesmen's contest "~ is Shir­ Opens In Columbus April 13 POSTAL SERVICE NEWS wmcii La to ut explored on Columbus Town Meet- which ends April B, this week ley doing with R. C.7 1«« — - Sunday. March 15. On the panel will be Rep. Carl announced that the new 37" By Carrie J. Perrin Holla*. Kcllcy, illusirioi T. Curtis (R—Nebraska), w..« * and Rep.' John Muntx set will be on display at William Byrnes (R—Wisconsin). veral Eastside locations dur- also money for the Shrine charity fund. -By Deale Beale - members of the House ways _m turn The home show and bazaai u . considering NEWARK. — Our isketball MAJOR ISSUE 1 the problem ot tax reducliohs. Moderating will be C. Emory Clan- ball. Newark scheduled at Masonic Hall, 984 swards will he -given der, Columbus attorney. Republicans aret dividedivided over It" ~ Eyes like Don Turner. hourly each night. Frc postal authorities by ] beat Columbus South last week E. Long st., Columbus, (or six i increased effort in the disposition of circular i Uon whether taxes can be cut at once. Pres. Elsenhower „ . , GIRL WANTED — Sh*_be like mission tickets will.ha the backing of Sen. Robert A. Taft, has said the budget must be hights, open* on Monday, April by selected march, i full handling a growing vol­ balanced first, but a bill to impose a Us cut as a "must" obliga­ Class A championship. The Delores Hsdnot. Smile ilka Eva 13, and closes the following Sat­ throng boot the city st tion of Republicans is pending In the House. WBNS WBNS-TV team plays at Toledo Friday. Mathews. Legs like Betty Good- in his snoonneement Kelley Mnreb IS. . s' H.*-pped*up require- and WELD-FM will carry the program. Questions for the speak­ day, and Club Regal night < I by revising the working schedule of t . . . Rev. I. P. Fears celebrat­ Walks like Loretta Iladnot. ers may be telephone* to F% 3881 or addressed to them from the tr used to carry out the Shrii audience in the WBNS-TV studio on Olentongy blvd. ed his 25th anniversary »s pas­ program of aid for the Frankl; demonstrations at KX ' tor of Shiloh Baptist church in _. o u n t y Tuberculosis Society April 1 e April Fool's Day ter some Franklin conations, In Spite of repeated warning! about I But _.< GOLD'S—Ohio'* Most Unusual Store — COLD'S ** atmosphere much like, that ot r ending first class mall, the state fair. There will be continuous entertalament and THEN TtlEBK AIU, SOME WHO DISDAIN FULL* consider activity or Interest for every Dean Estelle Thomas circular mail "junk" mail and still others who refuse to bury the member of tbe family." once potent 6 o'clock curfew on circular mstter. mas seal cruiser of the Columbus Tuberculosis Society wui parked st the Franklin county board of health la the lot east • RUSH TO GOLDS Woman's Day Speaker the courthouse to provide the required free chest X-ray Tl PBINCIPAL FEATUBES oi GREENSBORO, N. C. — Tl , circ mail Is usually typewritten, easily County Board of Health will pro-ride free blood tests the home show and bazaar will annual Woman's day prograi OPEN —SUNDAY—9 a. m.-9 p. m. be an elaborate showing of Co* to bo celebrated at A-T oolleg r Ft. Hayes and "C" Sunday, March 8, will fc.it.ir •<*• sporisibility of keeping I Mlss E. Estelle Thomas, deal undry units of women at HaTnpton Institute : of other householhousehold as the principal speaker. T i THE CARRIER FOBCES .ALL OVEB THE CITY received a SEE and home furnish- red light signal concerning certain practices which in the future lurch, even before the depression, the : event is an annual project will be designated "intolerable". In order to get more gravy with ade available by Jonas Plctch, a parish'*.. rotS THE their meat, the hep boys have been squeezing Uncle Sam out of Reform church, in 1938. Through Dr, Monitor "Aerator" *** KOI,LAN KELLEY precious overtime pay by stretching their deliveries beyond the 1st Community church also took an earl eight hour limit. work and Miss Mado Shore, who has served Those who consider thcmselvi ' before the beginning" has Interested many groups WASHES ch in various projects at the House. Serving the neigh* their stations to deliberately ' Central Community special- Cunier-Ives Lithographs On ' Then there is ththe flexiblflexiblee lunch period » "small group basis unofffclntfclill lunch period iin front i children and teenagers by 1 i. We really can pay Now that the big -bo/a are keepin' gL a thinks every strange* us passes is an Inspector. 10 POUNDS IN 10 MINUTES! Display At FB Insurance Cos. I used to think t neighborhood problems t know wheth- Intimately. The house i downtown and whet pie of both races in thi. One-e-I «tr**i>p*.il a quarter oa the floor sad I liquency (second hlghei lily income." "THE GREATEST WASHING MACHINE ;as 334 fully-registered more participate t NO ONE WOULD TELL YOU had a big laugh at your expense. groups and clubs, as well as . the hard way or you didn't learn. - in public school gyms. Duxkij , premium and one "top-e-the heap" regu- day camp, offering a five da- DISCOVERY IN YEARS" Best bars wei BO children. All year around It i gave Ms rest bar to i > baddy to hold for teen. For elderly folk, there it . left Us thumb stall oa it, fool- many activities scheduled on tag yon Into thinking he'd be right back. m unity House finds its pre sen A NEW Today every new sub is indoctrinated thoroughly, and every Ing raised fo- a new building, effort is msde to familiarize him with aU phases of the outgoing hood is being sought. mall distribution. Supt. Homer Smith has a desk set up within REVOLUTIONARY speaking distance of the working floor and has selected instruc-

e W. and B. Social club in its clubroo POST-WAR PRINCIPLE : dinner will it at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stcn , Saturday, March 28, starting a First Placers In- with the-Sociil lrge. Mrs. Marjorie Bradford is NOW PROVEN , - Scholarship Test Chairman of th. . KaU.cr.nine GrigieGriglcy: was granted an indefinite lei icctlng will be held Sun- Jefferson T. Mitchell of U day, March 21, r Center an wood High School, with a sc bus Recreation Dept. IN OVER of 258, placed first among t ram Includes tal- boys In Ohio who participi r store, dancing In the general scholarship been organized * Ease Ite 1,000,000 Lola Ann Reel, Cory-Rawson Would you like to open the door High school, Hancock co~*- tension wiih TH£ COLUMBUS NAACP WILL HOLD ITS regular monthly with a score of 244, placed membership meeting at 8 p. m. Tuesday, March 17, at the Blue among the girla. Triangle YWCA, 690 E. Long st. In the new program of making t public showing of t h e the meetings of prime BERN NOT collection will be Sunday, March c sold for as little as 6 cents . job opportunities j 15, from 1 to 5 p. m., and Mon­ h aqd it was a rare Anieri- Friends Service Coi ; "Primary Placements day. March 16, from fl to G p. m. • Members of Minority Gro Mrs. Babbitt has i home that didn't have one GUM!" [ in this field in Columbus f at the companies' home oilice, two hanging in the parlor.

YMCA. Instilled by . Includes of the present day ' asurer; Bonnie Morris, parliamentarian. ister. . . . Folk dancing, fishing, and a •rVrinjer r from etchings painstaking- ire among tha new activities offered in STEARNS' The companies, which began by hand on blocks •ntral YMCA. Registration for these and acquiring the prints in 1937, now are now being accepted at tbe "Y", 40 ;..,_• RAT & RO.CH p.\su own one of the largest coilec- according to Dick Cowan, assistant program secre- $ Down K/kMACHiS/Z Marian Anderson In ONLY$ 8]" , The works of Currier and Iv. March 18 Appearance T per week GREENSBORO. N. C. — Mar- FREE DELIVERY SERVICE trolto, currently on a national tour, will appear in recital at FREE PARKING IN REAR the A-T-college's Harrison hall Wednesday evening, March 18. Workers Are Heeded Daring HAACP Drive Her appearance, a feature of the college's lyceum aeries. Is sched­ e n'ough campaign wethers," uled for 8 p. in. aaid Roy. Hale. "We ore urging drive, which opens April 7, "are a U. who ore willing to .volunteer their cervices to_ call Union long History progressing well", according to Grove Baptist church,, or -John' Tho first barrel of Cascade Bev. P. D. Hale, chairman. Francis, president ol ths Co'lmxv- TYLER'S DRUGS bourbon whisky rolled off t h e bug brpneh." .'- : V , *" production line two years after 502 E. Livingston a "Our biggest' problem is getting LONG ST. AND GRANT AVI. tn* ivit, aaa tun. ,„JWO LOCATIOMS Ml fOUl COHVIHIIHei ( AVL—COt. TAVLOl AVI. * IONS IT. Ulysses S. Grant became presi­ n.mt dent of V. S. THE OHIO SENTI-flO. SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 1953 SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 19S3 THE OHIO SENTINEL

College Prexy, Aide Semper Fidelis Guild Affair At Art Gallery Eunice W.lla.r'a Mrs. Hoiston's Party Attend Conventions FASHION Is Weekend Highlight TALLAHASSEE ind M>s. Kenneth C. Miller, Mr, Society on On tht* Defense nf __••-,..,„ ,, the past Wfck.jnd ».,-, tiK. i.n.h- ind Mrs. Clarence Wright, Mr icy day party ol Mrs. Churioit, V. ind Mrs._ Benjamin Eddings, Tlirough Edtft-iition in A.'.-ntic PARADE Hoiston. given by her m-'tner, City recently. H. Manning Er- Mrs. Harried Chuv.itii. tlIuj her fcrson. dean of administration lister, Mrs. Martha Oatewood, it Ihetr home, 1M7 E Long st. Mr. and Mrs. E. L.' _ A large white three tier birlh- Ass'n of School Adininisti; winter by planning your Easter ' deep in winter coats and furs. One of the new rtonfitted silk Minnie Lucas, Charles A suits, a straiglit-as-a-plumb line -Oat, a "double-lite" ensemble ion McBroom, Mrs. Mamie i, Mrs. Robe no Weaver, - Kmrnu L Diek..r...... Mrs, Pi.iilin*; W.itsnn. Mi:. Knnnic i. Rosebud Y..u.u. V.-.n--. household finances. But *, ever ia decided smart mon sure to go into one of the t Floi ing, newsy spring silks thu tUTtt were made by M Mirt Wood. OtherH in attendance wi 1 E. Burns. Calvin Smith. Rev. und Mrs. Cluirlt*. 1 ... _.cvclund: Mrs. Ruth Burns kins, Mrs. Mamie Huwkin Wil:.,.,;. Mrs. Ella B. Free Mrs _.. ,. -..„ „.. .n suit.-. Flossie J. Younjc, Mr. an i>l ..ilk :,l>,.ik-.:ii, ,,r nei'dlCDoiiit. George Brooks. Mrs. Cor; , Miss Bfknche M. Vai ptiin or silk tweeda with slim SHOP .V.m.Ni) I . Mr. and Mrs. Aub

silk shantung, silk Intosh, Mr. und Mrs. Alfred crepp, their dork Black, Miaa Hazel Davis, ley./ Mrs. Us^^ttaamtm «i 1 to mau-h. Buy them J Winston Strain, Mr. and Mrs. OU vwl Mrs. Frank F. Jar man, Mr Samuel Duncan. libilllie

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. accessories that c For Lant...Borden's moire color to your Cottage Cheese loft tuffetas. silk shantung, and in "Easter Basket' containers parties.. suppers.. snacks. .meals! If. th. .rt..t new jd_. a, .„.„__._. TO or. Her. is . combination to riv.l th. i*.*.—tor ,u..t. „,. f„ „„_ „__ your f ily rainbow .nd to delight an, host or host- Mrs. Harris, Golden Dr.wrr._th. ,m. b^ lt r y4u hj «... Jaiat p„i ih.,. Drewrys Multicolor Weekend Guests la.ted . . , now i„ ' :oiorful Cn. on your table .nd aee how many Janie Golden, riely of „„. yoa h... .-.r^asan __. ,;« coana.lianentjt.Mad expressions of delight e weekend guests ens an . con-enient-_«rrying package, you'll get fa-oan gueata .nd from your »nd .»..,-«.„ . brilli.nt, h.i_,;fu| co|. own family, tool Miss Millie Greason Is Visiting Mother Miss Mittie Greason of trait, is vlsiiinR her moth Famous Mrs. Ltllie Standifcr. 1146 Pa er st. She was the dinner gu Sunday of her brother and i ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. How, DREWRYS BEER Standifer. 1451 N. 6th st. Rabbi Is Speaker On College Program IN BRILLIANT GREENSBORO. N. C - bi Ernst J. Conrad. 3p] leader of Temple Emanu Wtnstan-Salcm. N. C. ma. £e. told students in his __d MULTI-COLOR MOORES & ROSS last Tuesday. "Religion mi CANS Merchandise Reduced 10 lo 20 Per Cent Make This Challenge Premium Quality Without The Premium Price Test TODAY Dr-wry, la Leaa FWfeft Ye* More Snt-afyinB ais la our challenge: JuM ti NO "STUFFY" AFTER FEELING THE CHINA STORE ie can or bottle ot Drrwr. 189 S. HIGH ST. Columbus, O. itra Dry, Eitra Ugh* Bee MA. 3SS7 HOSPITALITY SNACK SETS DREWRYS BEER 4 Cap. | one can or bottle of Drewrys r I PUles ' convince yon ttut here la I The Beat Selection In China ware and Gifts finest beer you've ever usl. Make thi, t»m mum Drewi Quality Open Stock Dinner Seta Challenge Teat today. You'll mighty glad yon did! Distributed In Columbua By Only Tha Bert At Tht Price That's Right Scioto Distributing, Inc. Phone FL. 3351 SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 1933 THE OHIO SENTINEL THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 1953 Kappas Celebrate Anniversary Mrs. Phale D. Hale Speaker Shiloh's 9th Men's Day Observed For Second Bapt. Missionary By KATHEKINE I', UAYNES ..._nt. Trinity and Christ Me­ morial Baptist, and Bcthuny secretary, Willoughby _ chorus furnished music Presbyterian Men's Council Mu- chaplain, Robert Bci The Missionary Society of 2nd A spiritual message was dcllv *"' s by the _--* * Baptist, Columbus, will present ered by the pastor. j Sandy F. Ray, pastor of Comer A STATE RALLY will be glv i Baptist. Brooklyn, former ! Barksdale ot the c broadcast Sunday I en by Circle No. S Sunday r—jr of Shiloh. Tho occasion marked tho ninth anniversary of M-".*a day in Shiloh. of Charm" Friday, March 1 clety aiV requested to be | '. Charles H. Wesley, presl by -£•'.__«,. ,,, Burk's auditorium at 8 p m of Central SUto college il'!.- cliurL-h. Thtir special guesti Highlight will be presentation of the guest speaker for th. the ladies of the church the Nancy Saunders Piny school afternoon mass meeting. speaker was Dr, Parrish. in • program dedicated to the Other persons appearing or j taking part were L. L. children. Mrs. Jessie D. Mills Is prayer service ia conducted at Cotton. Leonard Faulkner S D president . . , Watch this, col­ **"•*" Circle No. 3 is having Hooker, ond Richard Allen. umn for details about th* "Ar- - -- -.o sale March 25-26 at iral chairman, and presl thur Godfrey Amateur Hour" Ml Mt. Vernon av. Mrs. Rachel TV production to be presented by the Royal Aids Missionai One hundred and seventy-five members aad friends ef tbe Columbus alumni ehapti rundy is chairman . . . Sym- pa Alpha 'Psi fraternity attended the croup's ltth anniversary dinner and dance part] ( held at Lesson review ..,._• . Comer, Maj. Warren Jenkins Mrs. Root's Party Home, lilt K. Broad at., recently. Affair attracted many persons from all 11 like it) Mary Henshaw. Solo parts ot the state. Fram left: Mrs. Kellogg aad ber huiband, Att'y John Keltogg, a CHERRY PIE SUPREME [>••!-m.ir.ii of tbe fraternity, of Cleveland; James L. Allen, local chapter's polemareh; i e. Pet ETsporated Milk Ssunders af Delaware, O.; Mrs. Foster, Newlln, Mrs. Way man Lucas., Elizabeth Barksdale, •_.. '.%': ?•'•• !;IIII,.',: ••,,..;.,. j.-t„,!•;„., ] Louis T. Minnis, Artie Bozeman' iled at the piano by Mlss'viv Julu, ,-V_ce. Lucille James Un­ Robert Blackburn L^-onard j' Busy Parents Service . Ford ... At morning iversity hospital; Lillian White, Faulkner, S. I>. Hooker Wil- LUCY DEAN NURSERY i Senior Choir furnished Technician Howell White Cross hospital; Alease glee club of Mt. Vernon AME, loughby Wright. Alvin I...tU_-l Religious Training Delta Dekker Baptist Training Unions repre­ MO St. Cl.ir WA. 2319 To Receive Leave senting Macedonia Union Meeting Held melted batter or raarga- Grove, Hebrew Calvary lemoo Juice On Tuesday powdered mngmt baked pastry shell Fears Celebrate 1944 Richmond av., and then milk Into Ice tray of re­ will entrain for Tallahassee A-M frigerator. Chill until ice cry- Louisville Park begin to form around the edges. Mix in a saucepan t 55th Anniversary , Dr. L. A. Howell, Sr. Dr. Topic of the cveni sugar, 'It teaspoon Jim Crow Upheld lub's Palm Sunday salt • . Drain cht-r- ) be held at Beatty Center. 247 Huntington Weekender Mrs. Carrie Hamilton, spent last w.eek in Huntington. W. Va. iroughly. Mix butter, le* salt and IN COLUMBUS -- SHOP NEAR YOUR OWN HOME AND SAVEI AKv.,y.: IJioughi that powdered sugar until smooth. hould be dabbed on ar Put Ice cold milk into cold ig spot and qulcklyl bowl. Whip with beater or electric beater t t high BARNETT Williams Grocery Frank Black's Market speed, until fluffy. Beat if. pow- Fresh Fish • P. NOW the wrong thing to do and t tloned us to leave the spot MARKET Quality Meats, Groceries let him tnke care of it. I and Confection. qucntly "home methods*' set corate top. Pour filling into bak­ FRANK BLACK. Ow.sr and then there's not hir­ ed pastry shell. Put whipped er can do at all. Smith's Confectionery SMALLWOOD MARKET 1470 Grss-illa S_ FE. 1308 CRUSADERS CONF. Quality Met. & good-polishing, then stea: they look amazingly wond. BEER-SPECIALS - of course, a good Phone Order. Received &t W. CaMdale . W<_*OI)EN SHOE $2.6 FA. 0431 80S Ml. Vernon Aye. HERBlN'S CONF. Columbua, Ohio PAUL'S La Salle Wine Stores CARRY OUT STORE picture book look. 10 A. M. Until 104 .Wil.u. Co.nrr 0.k FEATHERSIONE'S MARKET WALKER'S MARKET Groceries - Meals laundry bags' — strains I Must be Grennan Fairmont Hard-Packed let uch." And don't let Cream A Fresco Drumsticks and towels in the hamper 'cause it causes mildew. Do mend ond tears before li.und.-ri; tastes so (JOO& j

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teaspoons mustard-with horse­ radish. Two: Mix M cup mar­ ST. CLAIR CARRY OUT garine with 4 teaspoons anchovy paste. Three: Mix *__ cup mar­ SOS St. Clair Ave. Columbus, O. FA. 0322 garine with I teaspoon onion. Groceries, Meats, Confections, Ice Cream Looks as though the men are Wine and Bear to Carry Out Jerry Brown's Fruit Prop. LEON B. BOLDEN A Veg -table Mkt.

Ha..-.. 8 A. M. aatil 5 PJ_L i "nubby touch." MAYHUGH & SON 111 MT. VERNON AVE. MODERN MARKET 8BOP THE SAVE WAT OPEN SUNDAY FROM 8A.M, UNTIL 10 A. M. •"I N. 20th St. FA. 0504 Tka Stars with Th* Friaattlj Atao-ph... IEWRYS 2.69 STREAMLINE Q-ssl.tj, Moat* mad Gracarla. — Mil., M. M»jhn(k, Prop. Case lath Urarpaal, Cmthla, i„. Citj-Wid. DaUwory SUPER MARKET ' 8 .9-S5- E. BROAD ST. Columbus, O. QUALITY I .NATIONA..I.V KNOWN I BEER MEATS | GROCERIES j WINE PATRONIZE MERCHANTS WHO SUPPORT YOUR PAPE81 COMPLETE SELECTION THE OHIO SENTINEL ___ SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 19S3 Mrs. Hettie Bailey Principal SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 1D53 THE OHIO SENTINEL Centenary Sermon The Sentinel's Oakley Av. Banquet Speaker local And National Viewpoints By PAUL I . litis Rev. Jacob Ashburn, Jr., _ Series Continues tor of Oakley Av. _ Baptist. "Co­ EDITORIAL SECTION lumbua. used tor his theme By MATTIE R. WRITE day morning, "Living to i been 111, is improved, mbera of the Virginia Ahbum Theme of the pastor, Dr. T. H. Hlnes, at Centenary Methodist, Circle have formed a Sunday Columbua, at 11 a. m. Sunday, March 15, will be "Fair Play," .hool class (No. 10). Mrs. Vir- fobrth in a series of eight sermons on "The Parables of Jesus.** nia Ashburn is teacher. . . . Special music will be rendered by the Methodist Men's chorus.

At 3:30 [ By John B. Combs Charlotte Johnson iponsor a p. m. will be "What Is Christ- • Speaking of Politics a under* is president. Cook. A : lenity?" Music will ba furnish­ gram has been arranged . REV. CUTTRELL TERRY ed by the Gospel chorus. Intermediate, youth and yc vide a successful way to barri­ adult Methodist youth cade the highways on which j_t- , The guild i will be held at 6:30 and 6: victed for conspiring to vto- Antioch Has m. . . : Dr. Hines' thctne late this law, or for Inducing i Mrs. Georgia minors to use dope. Missionary grownups, seeking i In placing these important 'Music Cavalcade' Enjoyed By enslaved to the hat. lilt alive procedures before measures before the legislature, Inducement nuking his recommendations, our lawmaker*, acknowledged i, common- The bill carries an emergency that they're aware ot the fright­ Group Meet House and 90 ful illicit drug problem which :lety . . . behind prison walls, By MARGARET A. Capacity Caldwell Audience the Senate. While exists in our state, the harm or even the electric chair. Many of st-i... and federal laws to deal und disgrace it has brought Although there are many aptist March 12 Faithful Ruth Missionary .- .,1 with Illegal dope traffic, with signature citizenry. And what's other bills, perhaps of more ciety of Antioch BBaptisti . Coium- I Men's day obscr r-ondlng flow of the importance than those dealing atty. Mary Saun- bus, met Tuesday companion bill to Mechem'i Some of Willi narcotics, tbe legislature Brunson will rep- Mrs, In.;U Hoag, Mary M. Shaw Is picsi- frlvoloi introduced in the the Missionary Dept. of John M. Mahan as gene them will become laws of the by Rep. Klino • bout it. Let us hopo that trom will perform a most valuable chairman and Dewey Ross, state, while others will receive inadequate ijority floor leader. "' in by our legislature, a law service by passing a law to curb the dope market. Queen Esther Sewing C 1 r c chairman, was highly succ* only token consideration before " • • • IU is sponsori be enacted which will prc- I at 3 p. m. Thursd. ful. , IS BEING SERVED by icmbly leaders, it I Rev. Matthew G. Carter spoke t aside by the lawmak- ,N RECOGNITION op h 12, at the home of M: tact irast five bm e Leroy, N. Starr rd. Pn wo™*. _.__._. ' *"• * «"*e now been listed Unpardonable Sin." His cvenini ident is Mrs. Gertrude Washing- church. There ady hndFEPC , which hos nt- pending before the legislature bills Track Workers In Vital Role will be a patron list. Daughter., designed i will be "The Closed Door." one haa been se colics laws.i Onstrengthe. n our nar- dor. With of Conference include Mrs. Mary 18, there are many • such bill. C. Foskcy, Mrs. Mary Dowsey, iced in the -Senate last a*"*™-"*! OF IKES W COUIIUBS which the assembly by C. unley Mecham, presi- As Rail Industry Faces Future 20d STREET Will Give To NAACP : console. Malric Gamble, Mr:;. M.irie Mack. Miss Georgia be forth com* ' "rt." I?AS7M. YORK. — After on appeal Woods, Mrs. Mary C. Hoover, would authorize Ing In time for I COMFOHT, safety and speed passengers enjoy on America's f the Gospel empha- the state's uttor- on bis recommendation before 15,000 miles of railroad is due to far more than the pleasant .rbert Hill, labor relations Mrs. Fannie Hayes . . . En­ scssion. Among them are bills ney gent • Rm. 200,44 E. LONC STREET ant of the NAACP, the ex- trants in the baby c make a compre- adjournment next summer. •aches/.e-r the services of conductors, por- dealing with the Illegal dope hensive of tho existing • • *V re council of Dist. 4, IUE- sponsored by Unit 4 traffic in Ohio. narcotic. CIO. has voted to ask each of its SUNDAY, MARCH IS, day afternoon ore Linda Peakcs, and make recom- MEANWHILE, SEVERAL Basically, the facilitlity witK'-*vtb-Whicl h modern trains glide along OPEN 9 affiliated local unioi Trustee Board will spon: daughter of Mr. and Mrs. War- other similar proposals have smoothly and rapidly, with pendent on track construction. bute *25 to the NAACP. the Bethany Baptis Peakes; Debra Greason, been introduced in the House. ses. Guest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ulys- Two such bills, one presented Keeping track In. sound cor Smothers. Grcason; Grover Fields, III, railroad and maintettaj^CiT'of i Judge Rodney Ross was guest of Mr. and Mrs. Grover Fields; Elaine and Eilene Scott, by the Antioch youth choir. Pro- HEALTH FORUM THE MAINTENANCE »»f= ROADBEDS is a job to which the gam will benefit tbe church . . . industry's Negro workers contribute a master hand. Rev. Cottrell Terry, pastor. The knowledge of a track crew Is combined with the use af Ham Small; Johnnie Alexander, mechanised equipment for almost every phase of the Job. Track 1 Mr. and Mrs. John H. By R. Earl Bland, M. D. engineers must know, for instance, that for a rail 39* long and ' Music" last Sa' Nicholas Williams, a temperature difference of 1M degrees (or from It degrees be­ urday ut the church i low sero to so degrees) the amount of space between rail ends Men's day cele- to allow for expansion Is unequarter Inch. i of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Track improvements, through diligent research and unend­ ing investment, have helped make it possible to increase the net load of freight, in the average rain; Increase the average speed Interracial f freight t ; and make i by Clevelandcrs. THE RESPONSIBLE JOB c constructing and StrlSO/V IMFORTANT CHURCH EPIDEMIC TYPHUS SPREADS from one per tracks and roadbed ia largely < irried out by Ami L Tea Planned thc-louscr The causative rickettsial organ. g*K*ups of Negro track jj.yers an repairmen. Contributing from a CHEF GREENE'S * " - * of the louse i I deposited (D) provide. heritage of long experience, the. the u-hoje family mU Thursday. March 12. human be- for anyone found guilty \ sue diligently the task of mounts ning America's railroad systems enjoy Broad St. Chri.,u-.n - COFFEE SHOP * abrasions gaily selling or- giving na throughout the year, regardlesi of heat or cold, snowstorm or At present there is no trick to avoiding lice wi drugs to children, while i. ,,.„- . —On The Track. Lent Special ______cleanliness but in tftc old doys this idea was more th.j i. pergonal posal introduced by Reps. Mike practical. The part played oy soap and t»ot water in i Chef Greene's Famous VL-ntion i*- a relatively new concept. widows contest, spon TURTLE SOUP .'. '!•,,; :..i:.' ••••; • •. i ',',.v. •„'•• ..'• . ....'. . sponsored by the women of Be­ Unit 7, will take plac. fcund it difficult to escape e*r_j03_ire to •-.. night have rol«. upon . Do's And Don'ts thany Presbyterian, marks the iately following the < • drugs. Present •*"*"**ing Thursday, I Phone Order. Taken FA. W78 ••> p f n i ti •; nf <'h._.v.'.v. i..,,, :,'.: Order By Pints, Gallon or i produce typhus spring activity in Columbus. Bowl. Hr*. I A. M. 'til t P. M. At the request of many groups CHANGED. DDT i THESE SAME TWO law­ impregnated or dusted b makers laid another such bill being held on Sunday I ili.,iuaj|, uji**iwi_ii __ before the House, which car­ / ries a penalty up to u years for selling dope illegally to I. atsWtmahgggTm ; P0,»Tfo. Every Piqwiil ; I ...>*«_>motesunutrintvutri any fully interesting time of day -riait Novelty mal er from 10 t0 21 ***** and th*-n gradually falls to nor- A-T BURSAR have ever witnessed. Food Bar, offering Co­ Dr. Amalie K. Nelson, psycho -'•st, counselor, lecturt 1 ,S NEBVOUS IS DISMISSED lumbua and its visiting : leader, will deli- DROTO^^e*^ ? 52 IPS *"» friend. 24 hour service MM and depress on ***** Bn<- characierized by weak- n be made through blood tests. Tbe causative BY TRUSTEES for the 14tb consecutive louse, which suffers from the disease also and year.

available death ensued in S to 4 percent of the children and 50 since 1928, was dismissed 1 percent of the oldsters. The overall mortality rate was 19 percent his position laat Monday for "ir­ Epedemic typhus is rare in this country m contrast to marine regularities in the bursar's of­ NOVELTY typhus, which is a somewhat similar but milder forrft of the di­ fice", following a meeting of the sease 'his is spread via the rat-flea rather than the louse. committee of the col-

FOOD BAR reporter.-, at the close of the 741 E. JLONG ST. " A\ - Yes._., wbu.t thwei CIICLIeffects. rarelrarefy arce permanentpermanent., In some in; meeting held in the college's 7»ie Pib&ia' Pout t is difficult to determine whether the high temperaturtemperaturee Is re­ Dudley hall, pointing out: COLUMBUS, OHIO sponsibl.ponsible for heart damage or whethewhetf*—r "th—e culpri—* **t* Is' th"e disease "The executive committee of that is producing fever. Diptheria ia A-T college met on Monday and BEST MERCHANDISE MART dismissed N. C. Webster, bursar PRESSURE LEVELS at i*ie college. The action was Burkes, tounder and director > Applisaca Siva* J. U. writes: Do • taken due to irregularities in the Oospel In Sonj.;' invites the 101J MT. VERNON AVE. bursar's office reported by the ibiic to .!;•.;._. study of ; state auditor. The state auditor DON'T FORGET, THE SIDEWALKS is now making the annual audit ol the college". WERE MADE FOR OTHERS TOO SATURDAY, MARCH 14. 1053 SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 1953 THE OHIO SENTINEL THE OHIO SENTINEL Atlantan Chides Northern Negroes For Their Lethargy

dependent Business and Pro* J. B. Blayton, outstanding Atlanta ouimciimtti, was gut.*. ipc««ii • •«- »•**• j .—•-.•—-" —--.*—• -• rassion.l Ass'n (IBPA) Thursday evening in the assembly room of Club Utchford, 90 N. 4th sL, Columbus. lumbus group a first hand re- A certified public accountant and member ot many other successful business enterprises, Blayton gave the t,- Views Of The News port on the outlook of the business world today aad in tbe Mure. talk, he _ T THIS WRITING, th« tup imwit item in Joe Stalin*.*- lined i A timely (it-mis--. Obviously nobody knows what effect Joe'** departure will have on world event** in tho uncertain i his days and month* which lie ahead. But the -".peculator-, are if they t • p.. nlatiiiK-, dome of them

(de Unrein—no matter who runs the Kremlin .•*..•> Afte ated at the height <

p. UK.Is when ol' Gene Talmadne went (be way of a!! flesh. As v "1 are.aware at thi.*, lute date, l.oi'-i ttaiei . uutimie to re- ain out.-iile the demoeratre nil.it. Why :-huui(l we expect

• full of Adam Clay. •e tbe loud-mouthed Harlem preacher-con grass man is threatening to run for mayor of the nation's largest metropolis—N. York City. In the light of development* in the-Impclliteri ad­ ministration (the latest such being the police brutality agreement between the city fathers and the FBI, pre- . sadia , Imli. the lattet investiaating < the PROVING VERY EMBARRASSING 10 OUR RIGHT TO LEADERSHIP When You Serve This Lenten Meal mBB THaiy -a-fee *7

ml particularly in Biituin from which we have received much of our tradition and English law. American Democracy provides for a classless ty.**Thifl philosophy of s ' * believe In so strongly that it . Jor reasons why we participated in War II in t position to the Nazi racist philosophy.

path of digg who were only too glad to testify in the McCarthy ng their fellow citixeni and superiors of in the book including, by innuendo, tre ind. I expect t The McCarthyjtes have already ruined the Voice gram. It is very doubtful that the peoples of other lands. aaT'olher pHV.fci- i the democrat in­ cal care for indigent patients. tended, and many of wh' • belie I hove entered the matrimonial f decency i - religious Christian, a Democrat, and a Citizen wo.ld, committed to work for an ever-. they once held foi er regain the respect ountry; no doubt about it. And What Is your asUlsaK»ts*>, ot Lite? tb,', i.h th.t McCar- ,s, industrial and ag.i ^tOmftigm punisbm.nl is ladled out to these i nal Bolshevik schemers. But better that we have this A-I College Choir risk an our mid.t th.n to sme.r decent men and women jaid.scrimin.tel, juat for th. sak. of giving a headline OBSERVATIONS lours Five Slates nepp,. power cr.ay public official and his followers a •sounding board for .till anotb.r ism whicb is equally a. GREENS! dangerous to th. welfare of our country as Communism. Walker, gifted, young _. y_'i •I" •""" *>f Hitler? Did you over hear of POEM Of CONDOLENCE of N. York City, ppleasei d Munich? Of book burning7 Of thought control? AH Tea'II be a teapot, tye aad bye. states and the DUt. of Colum­ pactiy audience a came under tb. general heading of l-aciam? Or have college laat Wednasds, aught. There, there, Utile mink, don't cr; bia on the annual spring t o n r *»• forgot!., F.scism, tax.? (Not original! which begins on March 30, SATURDAY, MARCH 14, IMS THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 1953 THE OHIO SENTINEL

PROFILES AND PREVIEWS WEST OF THE SUN Variety Show Is Top Attraction By Joap Holl.nd And Cordel] Johman the show singing "Without (Columbu., O.) - By Allan McMillan - WHAT $50 WILL Tbe boy's choir of the YMQ 1 readers wanted t Whistling Girl" HI gang I Long time Come to think of It, thero hav. i here we are with .*, developed during the past ' will make your ears ring. But Dance. CWquita Goodwin . still trying to get by with 1 BUY AT want to Introduce o u i Crawling. "rive, 10, 13 Hours" and "Be ial. Best of the present '].. [.mme Rogers, Eddie r, Cordell Johnson, w h t • • _ _« Barb-- Dr. W. C. Anderson waa general Anything." The Physical Dept.' (Rochester) Anderson,-Jai . and Stumpy), Georgi with Mr. and Mrs. Gil Johnson, Dorothy Campbell, Others oa the com- of the Y presented rhythm po­ Williams. Kirby (the .impressionist) and Man tan Moreland LOOK Holland, 1-U S. Wheat- e Prances Carter, ses. Performers wen Percy dance to "Paderewskl Minuet." badeUa Wltcber, Carol Benton Oldtimcr Tim Moore now u bis hit in tgletelevisiov n (Amos and land av. Cordell Is in the 11-A and J{ Holland. Joan's arabi- program director; Eunice Wood, Brown, Kenneth Penn, Kkkm The Hill Sisters trio sang : after being WHS and she is 19. She Upa tlon'Is bookkeepcr. Bet- Mary Adams, Myrna Beatty, Ward. Nancy Thompson did i "Should I" and "Have, ft Good ty Hill is 15. tips the James Goodrich, Charles Ham­ scales at 129 and tall, ilton, Walter Hill, J. Shelley La tout the comedians of today. 1 am told has brown hair and Monte, Eddie Saunders, Eldon _* all-time greats of the American stage, with J her favorite song Is **I~ Cross War*. i opportunity to see him. He was in the My Heart." Betty'a ambition Is CABL SALLY, saxophone Jo-Ann Jordan. Her I to become a singer. Phillis Hill Usherettes were Mamie Ad- sons la "Last Night", _ _ Jordan, W 11 _ My ''-Dream Girl." Her ambition is r rendered by Starl­ tip* 1 t 130 and 1 and Beverly Price tap danced. ing Steele. Rudolph Muse sang o be a nurse and she is REAL- Phillis bas brown hair YM'H Find Kg Sa»lnp Throughout th* Entir. Store LY going steady with Pete "Tenderly." The Duke Brooks eyes and her favorite song I (Congo Drums) trio did "Black .ember of the Wedding" 'Hey, Mrs. Jones." Phllli, fighter and did i I of ceromonies *i Magic", sung by Brooks. Owen wants to become a singer. The James Goodrich Kagey dance students did a S WEEK'S personalities Hill 1.1-ters have been singing Featuring 4 Great Values at $50 Each! e Hill sisters, daughters of "Mexican bat dance." Nancy Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Hill, f Wilson thrilled tbe audience LEONARD NAPPER opened with "Hold Me" and "Fool, i considered a jinx spot Fool. Fool." Fred Renault did a 4-Pc Bedroom Group tap dance. Vivian Walker, lyrio , Bop City was successful for awhile i POINDEXTER colaratura soprano, sang "Ads* . nthe place has folded four times un la's Laughing Song." Her ac­ WEST JR. WAY Jordan, pick up and get hep. Peoples. Llewellyn Hughes re­ companist was Morguerite Cole­ ceived a large ovation when ha man. The Cboraliers ended tha (Columbua, O.) Kings, Queens sang "Danny Boy." Leonard three hour show with three i bolt of lightening. By Ann & Geo Evans Meeting Held . their feet and • reminds me of the 1 pk. Wednesday? Could It have been Billy Raye? The GIo- On Thursday Bradley had t Ihe Hill Sisters foi Bag and Baggage' By FRANKIE CI.AKK - Kentucky derby in 1926, running t audition for the lag and Baggage" and Heidt show. The Kings and Queens Congratulations, held a meeting Tbursdo which they decided on of ues and all business what i during the three i and Lloyd Williams ot settled at the previous i If. The club, which is preparing NEW MUNTZ TV WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF— Feb. 28. Tbe group la the sec­ Joan Holland and Charles Bos­ ond largest club at the c ton would get mmr-ed? Cordell Beta every Thursday from r, at 331 S. Oakley av. Bud Johnson would stop fussing with PRICE POLICY! to eat French Cries while the Hilltop boys? Barbara Col- ig his favorite record, "I loway's hair grew long again? _*ross My Heart." His pet peeve Jo-Ann Jordan would go steady? iceited people. Mary Johnson would get a . She has resigned 1 O DOES CAROLYN Davis eye* *•<"-* *••*"• *-*•*-* Eastside? .• --iris would l Why have Pat Bradley, Alice ill..ut 35 members. " tes and Deloris Parks [ing "Nobody Loves Mo EASTSIDE CAB CO. past week? Why do Alice

edge walk down the halls 1 'You're My' Inspiration". Joan

FE. 5511 rch for a certain Hilltop girl? Holland", Dream Girl Je > Curtis Young: We.would like' in to a certain someone, "I HEALTH DEPT. TV PROGRAM and ask for Joa, IN NEW SPOT Anatomists Meet Green didn't dress t To give children i y to profit by its. discussion. SONGS TO PEOPLE — Bud nd tb reach a larger adult au­ PRICE INCLUDES... On Univ. Campus dience, "A Healthier Colum* uiiviir cuius, Imm­ The American Ass'n of Ana weekly City health Dept. unol ut ncisi ma UTEST STYLES mists will open a three da. program. LAY-AWAY eeting March 25 on the O h 1 < NO HIDDEN EXTRAS! It's You." Cordell Johnson _„ State university campus. Scow Pete Young, "Till I Waltz Again O. M. Goodloe, city health < Kenny Redman C.inada were expected to attend miss loner, announced. ANYJcJ CAN fif PURCHASED fO» 10% DOWN! SUIT SALE association's session. Chair- A public service present i Is Prof. Ralph A. Knouff, ! WLW-C. it will bo se« who heads Ohio State's Anatomy FORTUNE SHOES ~.

FREE PARKING vices, functions and methods of ..Mt i/IEE MME KHOISTUTIOI OPEN MONDAVS * Get Your Science In Fanning departmental divi­ Oa L*t la Baar a. Star, 12:30 TO • P. M. sions have constituted subject GORGEOUS Sport Shirts Wben rcrtbaala; Bar. FREE DELIVERY SPRING FOOTING His Success Formula Mm.. it will begin branching out into KL.3561 52.95 . 55.95 WITHIN 100 MILES Putting science Into farming discussions of symptoms and 3 Ways to Buy 986 W. Goodale 51. FLANNEL Trousers treatment of specific diseases At May. William Lewis Collins, f30.000 a les. Outstanding sCaur. N.I.. Btraj Newest Shade* * Belted You Can Purchase Clarksvtlle, Tenn., colored medical authorities will be in­ :r who has climbed up vited to participate. VAN HEUSEN H.rc for Cash, on Open Chargo or ship of a 531 acre farm valued SHIRTS SMART NEW SHOES Convonlont Dudg.t mPsXtco. FOR AU. THE FAMILY •rw.ooo. Work Record $29-95 - $32.50 Account V report of his achievement ADAM HATS TAKE UP TO 18 *•» MT. VERNON AVE. s received by the U. S. Dept Within a recent 12 month per­ MONTHS TO PAY *iO 3*6 *t***\S-\ VOHO st. (Across *r***e East Market) of Agriculture last week from iod, 1,356,671 man-hours were WE CASH PAY CHECKS | Ass't State Agent W. H. WUliam- £d without a' lost time acci­ Co-iambus, O. Tennessee Agrlcultur- dent at the Albert B. Blanton MmiN of Schenley Distillers, Inc. THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 1953 SATURDAY, MARCH 14. 1»S3 THE OHIO SENTINEL Accurate Appliance By Helena Younger JUMP AND JIVE (C«>lumbul- O.) Gives Top Service Columbians Among Top Vocal Groups HACK'S DRIVE-IN WAY OUT WEST 139 N. 17t& St. Near E. Loi BUY riend, Clarence Columbus, O, FULL MEALS EASTER SEALS By Babs Calloway Chtcken-Stenks-FUh i ANOTHKK Smith Earl Davis, well known in Co­ B*r-Rr-Cuc lumbus business circles, SpKaf-IUlag In Short OH., been added to the staff. Many Weil High • Columbua Helena resides at 398 E PYTHIAN GRILL Mamie Dodley. She'ls 5'-3' weighs 119. She has brown Porter, why don't ond black hair. Boyfriend Is somebody a chance L.T James Wright, For Tasty food you break down ond give a few Horace Hcldt show Sunday. They live with their, parents, M glrla and Mrs. Matthew Hill, Ul S. Oakley »v. They have aung Lillfe Richardson-*' tafurdock. She T. Washington High school, At- church programs, on television, school and variety dhows. 1 a 120, hss dark East! very clod to ace them roach the top. a eyes. B. F. John Calloway and Alice Lewis* WAYNE WHITE HAS been FOOD BAR Seems John Robinson was Glenwood for restaurant 1074 Mt. Vernon Ave. by David Lynch. two weeks. Stanley Brown Long et. Who did Rcety TThol i WKFD's top vocal group, Ihe Columbian 8u_ge», a. e among leading choral groups In the ROYAL GRILL Cordell Johnson to keep off his \ In geography (hmmm). midwest as a result of their weekly airing of "Say It Wi n Music" heard every Sunday afternoon back; he can only stood so much at 2:30. The group, directed by Jacob McKlnney, excei _ In classic*, spirituals and popular mu- Under New Management weighs 102. Has dark lob Bias Widespread, v.vi'M Sonny Redman is Still - pal. Chicken Eoley, i •le. Title of Ihe show Is also the theme of their progran i. Pholo Includes, from left, Jake Me- Tar "Poo's Sp«eUI Meals" cooling tt. Who Is Sherry Low. Commiflee Declares cry's new flamc7 Billy Ray is Kinney, George Yarborougb, Anthony Simmons, Ruben Bolton, Henry Prasler, Reginald Mahen, SUNSEI INN I.nil'I'll - BEER - WINE ia* WbJUoek, Gerald Pace and ai.com- very ppoular with the girls, es- Thomas Larry, Hawthorne Lewla, H'yilell Rogers, Thou II E. STH AVE. 7S2 E. LONG ST. panlst, Mrs. Lucy Bailey, seated at piano. Program Is 3 ponsorcd by Farm Bureau Insurance Co. still widespread among .»•.•..,iir Edith Cloy. Hey Lloyd FA. 0177 ind Mrs. J. Clark. She Jos liblding U. S. ^Bvern- W.n., H«*« Caaha* ind weighs 102. She tl Tommy Smith . c-fense contracts, accord- WALTER NELSON. Mir. fans. She pals I Met You." Candy Benton CLOTINE'S Al Sears, Orchestra Jay Sams, "Side By Side." Babs CHICKEN SHACK Todd Rhodes SHAKING bel Complia Cnllu-way to n boy who likes SM w. Goodale SL Record For RCA Victor ris and Hit-hard 1 _,.c ,»„„_„,«,, „ eadd'ee d' by black caramels, "Yes, It's Dwight Palmer..,.., chairmachairm n c Tbe Finest In N. YORK. — Veteran horn jorir. Crawford, wiil You." Grace Roberts to Leon­ Home Cooked Foods In Columbus BOSLEY'S lo Tour Argentina quit pretending and General Cable Corp., was form checkers? Is it because the girls man Al Scars, who for many Glenwood don't appeal to ard Bowers, "Angel." DaPlenc DAVS GOODWIN, Mgr. year* occupied a prominent QUICK LUNCH Skipper to Tommy Crowdcr, Open 24 Hours Dally Wade? The $64 c ,!i. :.].' Why have Howard Noles, niche in the orchestras of Duke 1005 MT. VEStNO*. AVE. ipnnics doing business "Let Me Come Back." Patty April 5 Date Ellington and Johnny Hodges, lent. The labor Carr to her secret passion, been signed to an RCA Vic- the Co I Rollers Achievi "Why Don't You Believe Me?" blues knd rhythm recording •• C.IO ,!'..'! i. AFt_. am!fi!mmW38 CaiapUu M«aU CHAMPION JR. HIGH BARBECUEPim Bar-Be-Cue Our Specialty Within 2 Miles By Betty Bower* And F«n BELL'S Columbus, O. LEARN HER WOOD COOKED built like Russell Southern Tea for Champion. Moorehe d, smile like Willie • "Let It Lay" clothes like Calvin 169 CLUB , dances like Wilbur —Kenzie Moore— Room 16f CI-T.d-.ad Aromaa n "Why, Oh Why" TAYLOR & E. 5th Aves. IDENTITY! Moot Y*>r Frt-.-u.s- Hare •ides with her Beer - Wine A Food —Edna McGriH— FE. 3438 Chicken Dinners Every d Mrs. Raymond a "B« True" iundsy Hone Fried Plot I N. 20th st. She Fish Our Specialty —The Vocaleers— PUN NOW TO ATTEND THE — NEW LOCATION — 61S E- LONG ST. Prop. UTTLE NAT • "Sid. By Sid." First House Wftit Home Cooked Pie* Ross and Willie Johnson went —Kay Starr— CORONATION OF CENTRAL OHIO'S together? Russell Moorehead Of Old Location Plate Lunches, and Betty Bowers would make a • "Pretend" Columbus, Ohio Sandwiches —Nat King Cole— OUE'S GRILL s a great Valley Di_lc, Sunbury —Buddy Lucas—, "MOST POPULAR WAITRESS lumbus, Sunday, April S, from Specialising I to 1 a. m. fer the popu* Q "My Lord Aaad 1" i dark J lai** Merry Makers club's annual —Angelic Goapel Singers HELEN '..FOOD SHOPM w- . . Pals around i Q "All Aloaa., O Lord" Mossd Fa*., 474 Ma. Vwsaa. Aaasaa • Townsel, Barbar: - —Charles Wjatkins— OR BARMAID" Rhode**, who has scored a dls* Prop. OLIE GRISSON • "Standing Out On nctivc" triumph with his King 1115 MT. VERNON AVENUE WONDER WHO Grace Brun Records, "Belle Isle Boogie", Th. Highway" it Likker" and "Bell Boy —Angelic Gospel Singers Al The Ohio Sentinel's First Annual gle" (Parts 1 and 2,. Q "Almost Persuaded" Specializing in Bar-B-Que, Chicken and fish I Exquisite Mode Shop —Angelic Goapel Singers DON'S GRILL Southern Dinners j Owners Experienced 797 St. Clnir A.e. 331 N. 20TH ST. Helen Jones, prop. la Peggy Browdcr Colamb-S, O. Business Phone-FA. 7181 ' Shop. 1046 E. Long St., UN. 0376 Richard FE. 1359-Residence WAITRESS Young? Phoebie Clegs and Ed Special Feature: Spaghetti To Carry Out Or Serve Here r Charm House. Both are Aasorte. Sandwich.. ••"• graduates with many sura of experience. Baa. and Win. Turner'* Restaurant •& BARMAID or Evelyn Ross, or The shop has been complete­ DONALD FRACASSO, Pra.. 4521*. E. Long St. PARADISE CAFE 17 Russell Moore- ly redecorated and has eight 878 Mt. Vernon A.e. eal fine behind his All phases of beauty cul- 7, BEER - WINE . WH-SlLEY Olasabas, O. Dianne Augustine ably performed. Spe- erguson are still at HOME COOKED FOODS B... - U...r - Wi... h_iir-._yl.n_*, Goad FaeJ A Sp.tisll. Pat Black's ond bobbing. MANHATTAN (IUB 2TS AD. OAM M7 CABARET DANCE -ier's new flames? , Dor- te beauticians KITCHEN Mabel McKMcKnighti , IffW MT. VERNON AVE. VILLAGE TAVERN Columbus, O. LINCOLN BALLROOM • COLUMBUS, 0 Hattle Pn and Lillian FA. 0302 Specialising In Heme Cooking MICKEY'S GRILL and Evelyn Ross? Carol For appointment STEAKS, CHOPS and SOMETHING NEW. SOMETHING DIFFERENT. SUNDAY, MARCH 22 • 2:30-6:30 P. M. FRIED CHICKEN Home Cooked Food* II a. m. Until 1 a. in. WE SPECIALIZE IN o,„ Leslie Shaw Named WE DELIVER RED HOT CHILI CHESTER E. WHITE. Or*. Guest Artists-Prizes-Dancing tampaign Chairman Operated By Helen Bri-lees? Marvin Wat- MARTY'502 CLUB P-i .tJurbndge seem to alright. Shirley Moore­ ORDER TICKETS N0W-EV. 2240 head, do you go for Skippy Rob­ Ings Co., has been named chair­ 502 ST. CLAIR AVE. Colom*aas, O. inson like he goes for you? man of the 21st vocational op­ THE TROLLEY portunity campaign conducted SIS Mt. Vernon Ave. Serving the Finest In $1.50 TAX INCLUDED GIRL WANTED — Looks like by the Industrial, Relations Dept. JACK'S BAR Food, Beer, Wine -a Liquor Mary McClinton, eyes like Betty of The Columbu* Urban League, v.i.t.hi. rt>u (TltkaU Also On 8.1. Br W.ilaa.a - Barmaid r.pad.rilr CooUrtMt.) ' cooperation with the Nat'l Ur- A Be.y Of Be.utiful Girls To Ser.. Yea). Trues, shape like Shirley Saw­ Spmtdel HamnimT yer, legs like Carole Young n League. The campaign will Speela>l_ln_ In Good Fowl - Beer - Wine * Mixed Drink. Open SAM. Until 1 P. M. t underway Sunday, March pMtm clothes like Grace Branson,' FA. 0380 6 A. M. Til 1A.M. DANCE MUSIC BY RALEIGH RANDOLPH ORCHESTRA dances like Phoebie Clegg Open 24 Hours Daily March 22, under the theme. 676 E. LONG ST. BOY WANTED — Look* like Alex Robinson, eyes like Skippy Cor. E. Long St. & Lexington. Ave. Columbu., a JACK POINTS, Prop.

..__.___,. - ^_ , _;- _-• . —* SATURDAY, MARCH 14. 19S3 THE OHIO SENTINEL THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 1-53 (upidefles Set j New Blues Singer Jock Threesome Randolph Ork To Play Waitress-Barmaid Ball Sparks Victor Discs Raleigh Randolph t The Sentinel's Columbus 's Pins Room; ArtaUla Bar; Molly Johnson, S. -V-Hrs, offices. Admission is $1.50, tax Brooks, Flamingo club; Virginia Dance, Style Emcee Phalanx included. Jackson, Marty's 602 club; Ma­ west, have been pactcd to head­ Every ticket to the waitress rion Kerr Mack's Drive-In; line The Sentinel's first annual and barmaid coronation ball Dorothy Sheridan, Bosley's Show March 29 Hop March 14 Waitress and Barmaid corona­ sold by, for or purchased in tion bali, a cabare'-danco event, t ofi in the poll Elaine Reynolds, Chesapeake Annual style -.how and dan* : Grenada, Miss., "felt select the "most populai t9 VOTE COUPON • VOTE COUPON • VOTE COUPON J given by Cupidetie Club, Inc., i waitress or barmaid In Central Columbua, will be presented I by midnight Saturday, old 'ind made his professional ,debut as a pianist in Cuti-inn-ni. ordering by 7*##*e OHIO, lect lineup of night club and buying directlirectly from Telecasts Scheduled The Sentinel c please speri­ CONTEST TO SELECT wish the votes accredited. For Morgan Slate BKO.NZTVlI.l.E Mall order ticket requests BALTIMORE, Md. — Gl famous by Sentinel Theatrical Editor Eddie Jay Colston, and will be fined through Wednes­ didn't lose any ground His Highness, King . THE MOST POPULAR WAITRESS OR BARMAID which mokes it*, local television day, March It. Applicants rmslrong. closed a sockeroo ten day stay a debut in Cnlumbus vis WTVN causing the owners. Alexander and Sons, to g (Channel 0) Saturday, Z_ . IN CENTRAL OHIO bracket. They should go even higher wit Swing Cavalcade daily from 3-8 . 5* VOTES -5 i.li-.h Dept. faculty ball, of course, will be the *n- To Make Debut nou'i i-mrni and presentation JUST/ HUNDRED WORDS MORE OR LESS— Enjoyed of the winner and runneisttt} E 10 WEEK SEARCH for with Louie fife, l.-.n -J.- Armstrong, along Nan- In The Sentinel's "Most Pop- Central Ohio's "most popular with Bob Payne, Drewrys' sales rep., and shutter* man Roosevelt waitress or barmaid," a six-way Over WTVN Sat. ADDRESS APT. ~ ...i.lcr-Wniin.k suite Wednesday morning contest between Frances Tur­ OPENING 112:30 p. m.—a performer's morning) Got a kick out of kidding ner Austin

•ter Inquired, "What do we put on the roof to show thst we have isor of the Lucy a piano?" . . . John Combs, our police reporter, tells about tbe place by a slight margin < BtJRKE'J PUCE Dean Nursery. 840 St. Clair av , chap who was given three days In the clink to sober up, then WEEKLY ATTRACTIONS in Mra. Simmons. 772 E. LONC ST. immm umbus. jind Mrs. Nancy brought before the court for further questioning. ''Now, young For individi Saunders, supervisor of Nancy's! man," tbe Judge demanded, "what were you doing boarding a supporting FA. 04SS bas last Monday dreiscd only in your underwear?" "Sorry, your honor." the geop apologised, "I thought it waa Tuesday!" Columbu., Ohio Beer, Wine, Food NOTES or THE WtKK—Mflvin'Clark, photographer "The Hot Mikado." Lead' er, in town one step ahead of the posse . . . Co-featured on the WTVN Jack's Bar, at the corn er of LeJ.in_.to-. a v. and Long st., is a nice show are the Hill Sisters. Betty, f your friends along the stem. Presiding Joan and Phyllis. 1953 winners txceUaist tnlxologlsf Herb Wade, ulong with in the Horace Heidt talent show Bates, Mrs. Payne. Miss Mor in Columbus, Jeanette Grider Mosely will be one of the fea­ gan, Lillian Jackson, Club Troc CLUB TROCAVERIA and Robert Hill, dance team of ture models when fashion pro­ averia; Rit Taylor, Avenue 892 HT. VERNON AVE.. COLUMBUS, O. Jorg Fasting ballet fame, Leo ducer Jacque Tynes presents Thomas, baritone singer former­ bis Jacquettes la colorful snd the . ly with the "Skyline Melodies*' exciting pre-Easter showings State ui... _ WTVN snd of fa.._) with quite unusual SUG'S WHALEY BARBER !ir<*d I Johnson's Barbershop SHOP PAUL WILLIAMS BARBER SHOP 3X4 E. 5th Ave. 614 £. Lmag St. DON'T SAY I DIDN'T TIP YOU when you get left holding 675 E. Long SL Men Women and Children'! your admlssk.ii fare, but b'eui of fire precaution* only a limited perhaps best know of Eddie Jaj Complete Burlier •"Jer"**-*-' Complete Barber Service! ' U-til 7:30 P. M. COMINC ATTRACTION: number of ducats wUI be sold for The Sentinel's "waitress and Colston, co-producer of "Caval­ Sec'y of State Ted Brown OELUXE FACIALS cade of Swing." A former Lio­ l, baby, what m title) at congratulates Mary Bush, Barbers — Sun Holman, Willi* Whale*, Prop. i ballroom .March 23. Better | nel Hampton public 14S2 E, Long St., Columbua, on Albert Johnson "Eddie Jay," has ft 30th anniversary of her re­ BULLMOOSE JACKSON AND HIS 'BUFFALO BEARCATS' being sold by 1 i The Sentinel'*. Columbus ceipt of appointment in secre­ Slim - Gailard, Foster Johnson tary of state's office. Miss BROG.DAIE'5 SUNDAY MATINEE 4 p.m. - 7 p. m. MY FAVORET... VAK OF THE WEEK-A real gone be-boppef and numerous Other top acts. Bush began her service when Mt. Vernon-St. Clair Barbershop was ambling dowi, the street when he spied an orgkn grinder with Currently, Colston Is theat- BARBER SHOP u monkey. "Man," the bopper said, "I don't dig your music but BLUE MONDAY EVERY MONDAY "CHICK'S" KITE THURSDAY you sure got a eraiy son!" . tinned working for nine other 621 E. Long St. sec rets rlei, Including Brown- Facial* and Scalp Yrtn-.nt-. "This long record of service Yfoofa mad Childr*.' Specially. LadlM A Sfic-tt-i-.y speaks volumes for the high Beanie, William Reynolds former Ohio state N. esteem we all have for Miss Dalaa* facial* FARM DELL NIGHT CLUB - snd W. 3. Saber, Borberi panelist on a Columbus TV Bush snd the utmost regard New RCA Victor Jazz Series i Chart** DudUr. Amdktt C i|lit gram and assistant on "The Bill ) have for her efficiency la 1000 RUTH AVENUE Day/on, Ohio N. YORK. — RCA Victor recently introduced a new album oh. Thmmpoon, Propria! BARBER SERVICE' Heih Show," which CWmUA Tka !<.ti»l Wt-kl, Fat -•••I!rd "Around the World In Jazz." The countries repre­ Of All Farai Dell ffp, sented in this initial list are Sweden; Italy and' England, • •*- vised over WTVN. Flewellej. will handle show publicity. Brown said this Week. di

ft *• SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 19S3 THE OHIO SENTINEL THS OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY. MARCH 14, IBM Rev. E. A. Parham Scheduled JOE KEE UUNDRY To Speak At Union Grove By BETTY W1LUS SUNDAY, MARCH 18, at 3 p m., "The Women of the Bible" a pageant, will be presented at Union Grove. Tha public Is In Union Grovo Baptist, Co­ TIP-TOP CIEAHERS lumbus,, will hold its fifth in a series of Lenten services. Guest minister will be Hev. E. A. Par­ ham, pastor of Trinity Baptist.

•eek, will be ob* :-£ served March 16-19, when SHOES--(LEAN & REPAIR EacalU*. SmrrUa At bers from churches all over county will be knocking at do. MOONEY UUNDRY conferring with unchurched i B6J Mt. Vataoa Av*., Cof«, O Addle & Joseph Burke Al! Lines .,_ Laundry Work SHINE PARLOR Work Clothe* A Specially CLASSIFIED RATES. Minimum aaal, 10 woraU, 7gcl • Op** S.t. Til 11 p. M. Deluxe Dyeing & Shining Sc per word ...IHon.I. Cl.saified .J. .cepled ..rough 10,30 «. m. W.dneaal.r. DIspl.j- .dr.rt.sing deadline TueadeT, 5 p. ui. . GUIDO'S (338) hoes Dyed EVergreen 2240 CLEANERS & DYERS AT " SAM'S SHINE PARLOR For fine portraits cell Mt. Olivet's ISS N. 2011. St., Cols-mbai, O. Crier". Studio, Fe. 6509. Prop.. SAMUEL PENSON 76B E. Lang .1., Columbus. Matron Choir Normandi.* Cleanei SAM'S DYE SHOP And Tailors Moonlight Laundry COLUMBUS LAUNDRY At Jerusalem 385 E. L*»i St. B DRY CLEANING & SHOE REPAIR AD. 554S COMPLETE LAUNDRY r RUBY L. SNOW Phone FE. 1011 s Sunday, March 1 776 Mt. V«__.__ A**.v_ Cml't, O. re.mil, and B.ch.lor Bamdlat Shoes Cleaned, Rc.inlr.hrd. AMBULANCE, FUNERAL Dr.p.., BU.k.l., R.P*ir. Jb Dyed Any Color Altswatf-tM SERVICE Chin Moon Jam, Mgr.

CROSBY THE COLUMBUS HOME LAUNDRY LEGAL NOTICES FUNERAL HOME AND DRY CLEANERS 1072 E. Long St. Cleaners and tamderers of Quality and Distinction Tracy, whose last Columbus. Ohio A Ona Stop Cleaalag San/lea FA. 1555 All Work Done At Our P-int MOTTO «S E. LONG ST. Colamb**.., O. FE. S41I Small enough to be hams Large enough to know bow best to serve yon-*" WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18, i Common Pleas Court of AMBULANCE SERVICE MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES church-at-worship will have as Franklin County, Ohio, Division guest speaker Rev. SheJJie Doughty and choir of Jerusalem COLUMBUS from him on the grounds Bargain Box EDWARD P. ZIPF tress neglect ef doty and ex­ FUNERAL DIRECTORY •Bicycles Tires and Supplies treme erbelty. Sharpening of Lawn mow era Complete Line of Men, Said cause will be for hear in*, CROSBY Scissors and Knives oa ar after April 11, 1953. FUNERAL HOME Women's, Child, en's All Kind of Kays Made 1072 E. Lone St. Clean. Well Repaired Bicycles for Heat Teler A Toler, Attys Clotf-ii. and Shoes against the wiles of the devil. t-29, 3-7. 14, 21, £S, 4-4, 1*51. A. F. CUNN. JR. FUNERAL HOME 98 N. Great Ave. Concert At AD. 6525 JEFF'S POOL ROOM rtes (lied her petition In tbe C. D. WHITE & SONS 1216 HT. VERNON AVE. Pilgrim Set Common Pleas Court of Fraak- Repairing and Remodeling Cigars, Candles aod fee Cold By ELIZABETH COOPER " ""'elati On Sunday, April 12, at 4 i Ins I grounds of wif- il absence. MRS. D. A. WHITTAKER AND SON, INC. Said cause will be for hearing FUNERAL HOME SMITH'S GARAGE Hathway th Ferguson s or after April 4. 1353. 720 E. Long St. ROOFING The church Webster S. Lyman. Jr., Ally. 100 voice chorus, under direc­ A FURNACE WORK COME OUT OUR WAY tion of Thomas H. Shelby of De­ troit. The program will include Where Vow Buiaeu u Appreciated "Babylon Is Fallen" and "In- .Robert Richardson, whose last FUNERAL HOME ual and Gospel songs. TRADE YOUR WAY lice that on De« Bargain! WeM-esU.b_ist.ed business baa Special guest artists from De­ J. W. BKXAN, Mgr. AD. 1M1 $10,000 per year for the last five years. Located in troit will include Miss Sammy Ichsrdaon filed ber petl- FORD 2-Dr. Deluxe "8." R&H Bryant, contralto; Mrs. Gracie colored business district. Price, equip. I FORD 2-Dr. R&H BRYAN'S CITIES SERVICE ment plus inventory at cost, will not exceed $16,000. Cohha, aoprano; James Bracy, BUMPING A PAINTING - CABS SUBBED OUT * WAXED I FORD 2-Dr. R&H ', and Sam Buckanan, bor- 1108 E. Lone St. COMPLETE AUTO B E FINIS III NG-OIL-GAS -LUBRICATION Owner retiring. Call or write H. J. Smithbisler, 1-414 I FORD Deluxe "6'* 2-Dr. Heatei FE. 1411 N. High St., Telephone UNiverslty 4919. I DODGE 4-Dr. R&H ij»j GENERAL AUTO REPAIR I PLYMOUTH 4-Dr. "" i and Prof. E. L. Henson Ml PARSONS AVE. Coliuakas, O. I BUICK Super 4-Dr. s Or TK. Columbus * will be fer heariug ) MERCURY 2-Dr. Heater . ) CHEVROLET 2-Dr. R&H Ma'i Dream china closet. UN. I I FRA2ER 4-Dr. R&H. Overdrive Toler A Toler, Attys . »SM Col.mk... O. tt» E, MAIN ST. SITTER AD SERVICE 1 OLDS Sedanette Election Supervision LEGAL NOTICE MILLER'S FURNITURE STORE Care for children tn nj home by PUBLIC NOTICE 7 CHEV. Flcctmaster 4-Dr. R&H .. week or day. WA. 6*76. ) MERCURY 4-Dr. R&H Haltic Copeland, whose last Cs-,,.aa. L,„, _, Ula_ Far.ll.ra .aW at.,. *DeSOT02-Dr Commission Agreed On address is unknown, will take Mike Klrklhtg, whose last 394 Calvin Floyd Jackson, whose ) PLYMOUTH 4-Dr. R&H known address U H* Short Stb Care for children In my homo notice that oa Feb. IS, 1953. Jo­ while parents work. FA. MC3. last addrcaa la unknown, will I FRAZER 4-Dr. R&H seph Copelaad tiled his peUti. sL, Beaver Falls, Pa., will take take notice that on March 9, * BUICK 4-Dr notice that oa Feb. S, 1953, 1953, Ethel Lee Jackson filed 1 FORD "6" Club. R&H . ' Emma Klrkllng filed her pell- HELP WANTED her petition In 4 the Common Carlo, Sardar K. M. Panikkar Pleas Court of Franklin County, has conveyed to the Egyptian RANSOM COAL AND HAULING CO. Avon can use two capable MASON DIXON foreign minister India's accep­ fram her M the grounds of wit* woman to service territories tance of the invitation. 10 Baskets ef Coal $5.00 la this section. Call AD. 1689 COAL CO. or AD. 6653. the grounds of Said caose will be for hearing i Cinders and Cord Wood < MONTHS TO FAX B&z&leu-Q'ioae Go. LUTE DEADLINE far Sentinel aa ar after April 4, US!. Said cause will be for bearing M3 ti, 2011, St. PROMPT DELIVERY - FA, 4041 I neat' appearing ladles to givo WA. 9509 — KJ...286. ah or after April 25, ltd. Tuesday noon Is the ABSO- Toler A Toler, Attys. i or after March 21, 1953. home demonstrations. Work photos. W. S. Lyman. Atty. Clan fa_,_, O. fun part . . MA. 46U. 2S3 . 1»TH AVE. MSI, 29. a-., U, 21, 28, US] 2-7, 14, 21, 21, X-7, 14, WS. Qr Uia c THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 1853 SATURDAY, MARCH U, 1953 THE OHIO SENTINEL

But on the morning of Aug. Clowns Start Training April 10, Seek 4th Title 22 he innde o fatal mistake will head Pipe Bandit Draws when ho paid « return visit to Svd Pollock'a famous Indianapolis Clowns, hunting for their fourth straight Negro .unmaking ..-department, after URBANA CALLING tho home of Mrs. Wilms Wll- American Untrue L-liampionship, will launch their spring training program nt Nortolk, Hums, 6.1 N. Monroe av. When recently completing his winter By RUTH A. ROUTT Mrs. Williams responded to a Va., in Community pk. on April 10, and will play Ihoir first cxhil^tiun at the same park tour with the Broadway Clowns knock at her back door, she Sunday afternoon, April 12, against the Norfolk Pal) basketball five. ond outfielder Henry Merchant. Pbonei 3-5209 40 To 100 Years immediately recognized bim as SINCE ANNOUNCEMENT of Toledo, who batted .341 In NAL lie reins for the Fun- the (signing of TonJ competition last year, ranked pe to attack his victims with veteran Bunny monjt tho top five hitters in the UHUANA. — Keith Alan ii.,.,.- ontinuing in his fole us It-rwood celebrated his fi Attending th< 1'ipe Bandit." SPORTS CLOSEUP manager. King Tut, the Un in. if.. Mi of I favorite, better known fielding first-Backers in the Betty Walker. By Johnny Walker • Clowns' home office i op. VETERAN "SPfcED" MER­ apod carefully laid police CHANT will again prove a pop. i Jo Stokes, Debby, . YORK. — Global. ixture with the Funmekers Globetrotter Star his spectacular fielding Financial Report of the Board 01 cuucauon iade him a favorite of fans > give the fight .•i-i*rywhere. Lost year was the UBBANCKKsi Slilum. m.*lVt',',^ _.'_ NTI. Of rHANJU-l-i .1 injuries in the llg' " P. O. AsMre»_ Orov. City, Ohio D.t., M.rch », 1MJ _ Christy became co aughtcr Pom, I certify the following report t t a sound program : ;,L' Gomez, Claudia Jean l-'ields, Cane' ill*-:s. Uoneallioni.Ay and lining fight.*!-. mission physician. ,...'__ Underwood, Theresa Ann nardrd, Miss AAmn y Stark" s and Mis AIL JOYNEKJOYNT" , f robbing hittci md Eleanor Jane Goings, Mar- Sujie Morgan, of i.-i ii (.--.villi Europe with 1 •a Lynn Underwood, Sherry Mr. and Mrs. ltuymond l English pounds. mi Rita Bowser, Clayton Gene Murphy of Toledo. has been facing .some tough boys of 1 jndcrwood, Sberryl Ann Bell The r.owlywcds will i JAME.S URKER, JR. Harold Johnson — hut he has been demeann md Marcia Joon Mosley. should have little troubla with his opposilioi HARLEMITKS AUK PICKING THK ii u; l'OUNO PEOPLE'S JERUSALEM, 2ND lal attacks on several Columbus INSTRUCTION— .to cop the pennant . -aln t BALANCES, RECEIPTS AND Personal Service heartening effect on tbe Bi ice with the Raleigh (1 EXPENDITURES Other Educational ,'igers and lost year wt BALANCE, January 1, 1932 with Farnham. Quebec, in C»i st, Belief onta toe. Supplies The Bogy encral Fund * 8,441.81 i atillgess, cbair- Bee club sponsored . 10 *" Sunduy Total * 3,441.81 _ .SOMEWHAT disappointed RECEIPTS— I Whitfield could t Trainer Sees mabelle Harris, Mr. General Fund $ 19,753.1< Lloyd Stewart of MecMechanlsburgl , Rehabilitation tt _ . Virginia Dunn, Mrs. Vic- ed of vocal solos by Miss . lived at' 373 N. 20th i Purposes $ 942.99 > follow the big Joe Regaining r Diekcrson and Idela Adams. belle Harrl of Mechanic; Total Instruction $ 14,886.19 Mrs. Donald L. Shackelford and TRANSPORTATION eta in working for the building Robert Hill; instrumental selec­ PROM POEX8H01 M, Heavy Title tions by Donnetta Howell, Don* Balance ; Lcnard Dunovant, _ey Joe Walcott's tra old righthander f . C, Eagles; Richnn Tlorio, confidently pre Kennedy" and "Balhy Greer, EXPENDITURES— ran catcher formerly with t : of Cpl. BuUeff'a ST.," began his reign of terror General Fund inmpty. Livingston, boxing crown in the return and Mrs. Herbert Junr 2, I Ml, according to po- B'fl got Morciono scur. yd spent last weekend 1 I in: MARRIAGE of Miss Ba: Detroit visitinLingg heher son, Wai BALANCE, December 2 Analyzing the dramatic bara Ann Walker and Donald ttending Wayne ur least a half < Norman of Zanesviilc took place "FRESHMAN" SWIMMING team d Joshua Grider Is one of the stars on the Harlem iversity Total Transportation i annual invitational swiinnunj. and tier basketball lean, pacted for a return eihlbition en- of Pupils $ men! of the Central Intercollegiate home of the bride's parent diving Champicms. it at fairgrounds Coliseum, Columbus, Thursday, March und Mrs. Harold Walker. Urba- OTHER AUXILIARY 'Trotters clash with Philadelphia Sphas in feature of n_. The bride, given in'marri- TELEVISION REPAID SERVICE Total Expenditures, AGENCIES— e cage bill. Tickets are on sale at Ileaton's, 50 N. High brother, Mr. Ken­ We service all makes of TV, Radios, Auto Radios. Teachers Retirement nethl WalkerWalkei , was attired Contribution I Employes Retirement a the body. But he plug stylish white nylon < Open Dally 9-9 — Sundays enfftfa dress featuring i Contribution PICK UP A DELIVERY . GUARANTEED WORK County Board of heart neckline i Education loral cabbie, appeared In i Browns''Highlights OM952'Film Is 196 E. FIFTH AVE. WA. 2201 I Fund $ 1,773.98 good playing shape. Hank I Available For Showings Through Ohio Total Property Tax $ 1,838.1 the Cleveland In. fellow bas Ike pi FOUNDATION PROGRAM make good this ' or It U likely to be his last, ne has ne 1 ost_hIs value ft! nch slugger — something on the patten be got knocked c OPERATION OF SCHOOL PLANT— Personal Service * School Employes Fuel * Janitors Supplies

round ond let go. He beol Jcr- My Boss , 405 Leader bui Toe to the punch. That tal Foundation shouldn't happen to a guv that Program * 17,034.*! s "Highlights terest from State on Total Operation of School Plant ! Has Gone Nuts! MAINTENANCE OF Bach Festival A! SCHOOL PLANT- Ever heard the name "Madman Muntx"? Lewis Tops Bulldog Well, he's my boss. Yeah, the guy re­ Scorers Wiih 351 Central State Vocational Education Bldga. A Grounds 13.50 sponsible for the development of MUNTZ and Rehabilitation Materials for Maint. television, the world's best, you know. KNOXVIL.LE, Tenn: — I WILBERFORCE. - for Deal, Blind and Equip. A Furniture 3.77 Friends, he's a case for the straightjac- ille college's Charles (Chuck) Crippled Children Repairs School Buildings 98.60 ket. Lnit week be started a contest be­ '.. led Bulldog scorers for t h ( 1 Sunday, March 15, PAUL SMITH tween salesmen at the Columbus branch . Government Transfer-General to / -Factory Representative car with 351 points in 19 gomes Rehabilitation 125.00 \ factory and his first order nearly laid us Lewis was followed by fresh * ordered a price cut < the NEW 27" SET that would make the icn Allen (Mighty Mouse) Gar Rehabilitation fantastically lew price on "N. Zealand Beef" look like a gouge job. Tbe new price Expenditures on the 27'* i. so low that I'm not permitted to use it in this announcement . . . even lendcrson, St. Louis." 233; Scat Man Says Total Revenue $ 20,879.18 Total Other lower than is being asked for most "name brand" 21" seta. The price cuts are ef­ ames Davis, Jr., Lafollette Purpose* * 833.93 fective daring the contest period, only. *enn.. 208; Willie Starkey. Cin Total Transactions t 20,879.19 EXPENDITURES Total Maintenance 451 — 327 — 561 ADMINISTRATION— of School Plant Salaries and Wages DON'T WAIT! BUY NOW BEFORE MY BOSS Adm. Otficera Total Expenditures J 21.-40d.64 and Employes $ 481.50 J 21i.4Qe.-M REGAINS HIS SENSES Marlboro Total Persona) ASSETS AND LIABILITY ARROW ASSETS— FOB FREE HOME OR BUSINESS DEMONSTRATION SHIRTS SPORTSWEAR Cash $ 2,«14.4i a Shirts and Tit, STATE ST. MEN'S SHOP Inventory Supplies FRANK M. QU1NN. Pr... id 8ai..y 39 E. STATE ST. Total Other Buildings (Coat) Call PAUL SMITH KL.3561 u Purposes Equipment (Cost) m.«*. ,..«_ cl«tki*g. •***" ***•••. s-*. _&***' Columbua, Ohio Total Cmw. Lonr * Croat Total Assets t 58.114.41 CaUsaa-M, 0. Administration , 878.06 j CLOWNS DRILL FRITZ POLLARD'S IN W. VIRGINIA SPORTS CL05EUP Sn Pete tt See Pete 22 SATURDAY, MARCH 1., 1953 COLUMBUS, OHIO L LOCAL SCENE Victory Fete for Champion Askins Invitation Cage Tourney Play Cagers, Wichita Is Next Stop Opens Saturday

By AMOS H. LYNCH the national championships at Wichita, Kan*., sponsor La ne-A-.kins AC, Ohio's newly crowned state AAU Billy Askins told The Sentinel Tuesday. girls' basketball champion., will be feted with a victory The event will bo open to the club's membership of 400 and dance at the Arlington club just prior to the opening of Is tentatively set for Monday," March 23. Proceeds will be used te defray the team's traveling expenses to the Wichita playoffs, March-28-Aprlt 4. "Every effort will be made to sen* the dab te the nation­ Novelty Bar In ABS Tourney als,*" Askins said, "bat a lot'depends upon tbe response et the ebb membership to the victory danee event They hare never failed to give adequate support and we have every oenfldeace that they will corn, through on this occasion." LancAaklns, the central district runnemp entry In the state championship series at Dayton, eked out a 23-21 decision over '—**" I Ber_.i-.i1.al3 Saturday, thanks • Dorothy Byrd with > play.

Asking, a snectatoi us the spark that helped get us through successfully." WOODY HAYES s AAU championship. HU IMS team, led by Sixteen for the Central'Ohio invitational basketball tournament chain-- the first flight eliminations. pionship wan by Novelty Food Bar last March. The tourna­ ment Is slated for Godman of.Columbus, each lost. Dickerson ond Locfchoi Guild, Columbus, March 14-15, 17-19, 21-22. . eshmen basketball players, Ludlo< Opening round pairings Satur­ day (March 14) are: Columbua All-Stars vs. West- Side drill, 6 p. m.; Sullj's Largest Television Network Of All Loans .vs. Camp Caase, 7; Time To Sponsor Intercity Boxing

for Thursday, March 26, when the qpmpany will sponsor the Inter­ city boxing bouU on WABD and the Du Mont television network. Ted Bergmann, Du Mont's director of sales, announced comple­ tion cf.negotiations this week. ' r Trainlsr School t

Doby Predicts 1953 Will Be His Best WOOD ROW (Woody) Hayes, head football coach at tag." Kegler* ptetmred with Ohio State, will be featured speaker at the Spring St. Year, Expects To Beat'52 HR Mark YMCA'a annual sports banquet Bailer, publicist. Bark 1 At 28, Larry Doby fitrurea 1953 will be his best year Thursday, April i. : Albert Wooden, Lu­ i baseball, he states i nt issue of Sport mgga.~ The popular Hayes, 1933 gratL ther Bawksbaw, Johnny Denison U., replaced Sirams, Eugene Wooden. i serious "holdout," came Slory below. as Monday after along ngling, and for t h "Novelty Food Bar men's bowl- ed him for V i with Greenberg. H e his Miami V. Redskins \ Ing team, just returned he has lost the upsetting signed for an estimated 128,000, Mid-American Conference' title their debut performance Is which often disturbed hia with a stipulation that another and went on to a 34-21 Salad ning for thoae first trips. ABC national championships in play because be was booed often good season In the field and at Bow] win over Arizona State. Chicago, reported that they byt bonus that Hayes' Miami and Ohio State THE OHIO DIVISION of Wild - were well off tbe pace of t b e t hia i records, snow definite signs of leaders, but "well for Cleveland fans and Gen. ings equal the 535,0*50 for which develop- detailed maps of 31 1 Mgr. Hank Greenberg, who has he held out. Poby drilled with more popular lakes which will been a real pal to him. the Indians for the first time on Larry, a Cleveland Indian Tuesday. the passing, from the scene of Carroll shaky start tn the team and Paul Brown. " . " Hayes will deliver the keynote

' throughout the leaders bat I be high enoujth t from the 1952 Ohio State-Michi- underwater brush shelters, boat BUTLER, WHO CALLS The banquet will honor champions ot the YMCA-spon- , restaurants, swimming aored Ch'urc ft, Independent "It isn't so. We ar and Industrial Bask ctbtll one team and we try to win leagues, physical program lay- everygame. We've failed four times in a row, always for dif- by the quint in their Chicago a slcal achievement pro- IN ADDITION, on the back of Junket reveals that the' " .the map Is a complete history man" teamed with L u t "One season the hitters went Banquet tickets are on sal* , what stocking and Hawkahaw to bowl an II great but the pitching tapered off. Then we'd have three 20 at Spring St, YMCA and by t practices have doubles, tops for the 1 o members of the branch's physi­ lake entries, and almost a certain game winners and the hitting and what baits are recommend- prfcee slumped.' We have no Yankee cal education committee. i that Uke. complex. We don't crack up Amu:; H. Lynch and Stircla can be obtained i when we get into a tight series s each by v Ass'n will attempt to stretch ; Stadium. They've ing Information and Education their skein of titles Willis is physical director. Section, Ohio Division of Wild­ 1 In the NBA at life, 1500 Dublin Rd., Columbus. a bit Reynolds, Raschi and Lo­ M-C WINE, LOSER in their O. The entire set of 81 maps ot .when they are right*' . Continued On Page 23 may be purchased-for $2.75.- i this-trip, Butler ea Id. DOBY, THE FIRST Negro to LARRY DOBY