WEEK ENDING SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 24, 1949
CHAVIS HEIGHTS
The Bocker i' Washington Club
Will meet Sunday ?♦ 4 o'clock at
tilt' home of Mr ana Mrs Joseph
Beckwith, 150? Poole Hoad Pros,
John Chavis.
Captain Melvin Fe> oli of 1 t ha
vis, Way and l,t. Flonnie .Tones
of 542 S. Boundary Si were out
of the city la.' Sunday <o atlor.d
a business m<'cling in Reeky
Mount, N ("
i/er.l 'Morgan < • oyS S Biount Si
has returned home aftc-i being a
patient in Sain* Agnes H sp ■'
Met;,Womea!old?
Get Sew Pep, Vim
Feel Years Younger
po you blfime i-xhamitcrt, ivom our vellru or fire'?
i rr. ii? * "it* - atr zed at ».•. iat :i little ppp'.»in« up
(Vv.rf*X h.ia . ' • -rcn.'H ir.fi i\ !•*•.».; nf -pi,
£ f ). fy for huv •»*«-! toe* h?* M*Mf; low • Mon; 'i-'
■'i"t fit i ■ ■ 1 'Vrv.'n iiAK.p.j it,, cat cm::?. !■'<">
vntw! , ‘ «; on*:- W Ti . «»; we...
laL'U'ts for pop. younger feßl!t»g, this tor v
At at, drug stores everywhere, !n
IRa leiro at AVatgreen’s and Fckerd's
TAKE k LOOK
IT Wm INS!DES
Ncsr -/LOn }
Ww,lfH
CAUJHIC H STOMACH
\ mNs .. Tht
h /_✓ —wCry-' < Al t.
(■ Mfc^W' ;;rrr ' ;f
'j . ' r —f: r‘ > >;;>!• a
A< r ' PI?.! A • JC~y ->, ; ) COiCV
COLON >. . .VV . r.: ft-\
\ “ A>-e 'r J ' y
•XXX yi'-R'CHiM
(r.’TISTINF u '
Studs the above di a win; for
,i. few minutes. Notice particu
larly liow the bile Mow.-' from
the liver into unci out of the
gall-bladdt r and thence into
the small intestine where it
mixes with the partly digested
food just below the stomach.
Bile is a necssarv adjunct to
proper digestion* Its *?.,« »n
from Ihr !yt <\ l ! : io .s' /f)C Vif il 1 >1 </
causes putrrfaction ami fev
mentation,
N ATI'RE’S DA Nil EH
SKIN AES
When your stomach, liver,
and gall bladder have been
upset by improper eating m
drinking, or when they <r- not
working well b< cause r-'iaim'd
end putrefying food matter in
your intestima r< ]«»i.a-nim*
your entire body, youi bile
stops flowiny frecly and you,
sooner or lat t, begin Bel
some of the i.allowing . nip
toms :
Your breath may b.vomf:
it npica pant (ha lit os is), y our
tongue coated, a bad taste in
your mouth, your coffee (and
tobacco) lose their natural
flavor, your food does not agree
with vou; you may have head
ache. heartburn, gas and dizzy
spells, you may be troubled
with belching; at mip ht t hi
gas in your bowels may press
upon your bladder makinc you
get up frequently, thus break -
ing into your sleep.
In the morning you are tired
instead of refreshed, (hadualiy
your health is impaired; you
have constipation, gas, putre
faction and self-poisoning
(“intestinal toxaemia” or
‘acute gastritis” as mnn.\ due
tors call it).
/ HOW TO GET REUKK
You can relieve this condi-
Hon, usually ov.might, by
raking Calotabs at bedtime end
drinking water ire< i\ next day.
Calotabs are a thoroughly
dependable laxative designe;!
o effectively reliev- symp
toms of biliousness and acute
pstritis due 1o constipation
or faulty digestion, and to
promote the flow of bile
ftt rough the intestines.
Calotabs ar<* pleasant to take
(sugar coated), prompt and ef
fective. Try them and roe. Fol
'o\v label directions. At vuur
druggists’. _ **
♦ Demand the > y*
riginal Calo- ,// v*
libs i n t hc®i I \o % *. . bk
di s 1 motive ftu!> . fy
■hc cko r-board tSRK ✓•.
box Acct' p t tern :
no substitute. v 5 *
The Ec
*ft /TsSTJR ***** In 4 1
/Jp Isoflft tflflisss and popttr I
r 'Mpuill itats)
SB ijF» MILK |
<® i m'\ I
O ViqVi? T !rn I jf i r ,t“ ■*} Also in paper bottles— I
! Y' Whole Lactic Milk, Buttermilk
and Grade A Pasteurized Milk V
-;:i rcr J J !
tor several day?
Mr. and MiH Smith and
granddaughter, LqdeU Flynn ot 12
Franklin Tcrrac© ruotorsd to Km
stun. N. C. Sunday
Dt. Melvlna Ktroll of t Cba\ is
\V; v ceiebreted her birthday ro*
ccntly. She received many use;id •
, rmc.u - I{aj»p> birthday. Dt. For
wßSk
P.i. John Floyds v.c-.s a viri'or
in Chavis Ucn 'm evei The wh ?•
end She has returned homo to
Jacksonville, Ha.
Dt. Bessie H Chavis of 429
Fivjfh St. eelehraP.d hei Pirdiday
il'.iifiay. She received many nice
:* ■. Happy birthday Dt. Cha
vis.
All fainilic ■- T Chavis Heights |
■nd U.-ev -bore are n> deep syrnpa- ,
thy with Mrs. Charlotte Brooks
•liid fyniFy of 1 Chavis Way in
(lie ps-'sing I her brother O
Giles or Gainer, whose funeral
was held Sunday at ihc Good Sa
maritan Church near Auburn, N.
s.;l h r husband. Mr. WHUnm
O. Brooks whose funeral was to id
FINDS LIFE WORTH
LIVING AFTER
TAKING HADACOI,
V) D t i'u;h's. a retired <'<•; slruc
lion wovKti cf aOo Demi- Strr.i :
Houston, has changed hts mind
and again •I><-vo.-- that hie is
worth livins,. There was plenty M
■ai kness lav/ore heat i"r Mr.
Fn, k*:-- and he would not fevl like
m'-w man today il 1 iriood oad
ip • .'.'lit yd him y room in his hornt
and sho v . fit it io a* v lia'lacoi
w • -uld hely iti oi).
X. Engl > h'ltl l.ee.t in ihc hos
pi till tor 35 it.''.- tv o ' vat's ‘Ot
v. ;th rrar umonia . ,ud soon was a
!,; it-.n a. itpondenl man. He was
• nervous, cenld not sleep, his lend
; did not agree with him, he uf
' ferod digestiv- disturbance-; .-.as,
bloating trd pal s in the stomach,
t He lost at much w eight that friends
.-emetine, did not even recognize
I r;im. He also niffi with rneu
ni-itic pains of neuritis.
m m wmmmw 1
j
f V; ,,
-Si 1
\t ti i \<;i s s
'■a.:*.: mi * -rth
Toe fact tl-at h* is a chans: d
r.i.ci n.u-ty is due In ch-jiiov
nt:.'.l:ya V ith at. tMflft The
mend h.M'I been unabit. to -rk
for a vat but Mr. EngHs was:
,n tzea tn liiiii hint ft:* lint: fi a
. i';f! ON t' ‘ j«>b fAT ’ V dNY. As
•Mi Entile- expressed amazement at
the chavgr- tr.c t : nil urged him
■i) lyyaa h,,me with him ar.d -->e
I'-HADAC’OL u a bringing
lean rolii : < -’day
"I v.: ioij.n wed nv my friend’s
-an-.'i I'.t.v -.ad had taken so many
. in-. I via.- willing t"
I \ i;:ytki:,a." raid Mr. Engles. “I
.i ik h; me with my friend and
::ii : -'d . a.k.t i’ADAkOL ju- 1 as
bo did \ft; r ’ km . sov c/M ira
is- I.f HADACOI, i llt !:ct ter
than it any time in ars. i have
rover rvgt Tted tindzog out about
'.hi- - :'f.iv!ai'kat)|i medicine ana
realiiv rkf mv Jnend meant
.‘. ii il h.. eva ii'i. i - ,i,,. HADACOI.
vc him tl.c .iitdau vivaniins .nv;
lui.cj is in oi ii"./ i'fn.-k his health.’”
Mi. EiigUv- st ir!<'d taking uie
Alk'A -in HADACOI. but -0111
shift, d t'i tin ,ii) et-on.-it ,y size
!- ’tie 11,• still ictcs i t jom from
the 'frn.-iui and the' noth take
HADACOI. to stay voil
Ai' Engles • tun <■.»<• tiie
v mi, t:,. >. and a .vho : ■ lur.’k
' ; '•> f th.h HADACOI Vkvi.y
.01 son- who : uffored r.d vvaite-'!
.1- d iMkil | • m ti; 20 .. mil's
.. < . 'i' . ni v iil.lt to Ire
. .a- HAD ACt ;, id|v'. . he 3
vil'o'To.',: . <1 iniiitu'.-.ls in wilier
' ' :‘.tns vre doficieut i.) r
.for ft. yourself. Givf HADACOI, n
irir.i lAd ;< b.lftiu today l am "r
■ling . I '-ii . Adv.
, Sunday i - ,. the Springfield BnpU.it,
. Church neo Auburn at ■) o'clock
Sympathy also expresstd for,
!Mr mid M's Frank Copeland and
family of 7 Dart Tcrarce in ti
i purring of Mrs. Copeland's gi and • 1
■nt tin ~ Mrs. Carolina Poole of j
Cotton Plaoi;.
MIDGET GRID
LOOP rOBiEB |
The Midg t Fcolbnll Association
held a ail business m.-eting Wed
nesday night ai On -vie Height'-
Community (’enter to discuss the I
Prisibility of equipping Hip foot
hail tea cm with uniforms.
Local basin ss npn Ihmughout ;
t;:" city wei-i.i invited to attend in
In in .;>• lis or the essociatinii, which
is for Negro buys under the age
lof thirteen
Fund' were not avails ole f r the
activity . r.d the local citizens were!
■sked to give support both finan
cial and spectator to tne-e imbi
!ti us, energetic youngster#.
Th ■ association is composed of
boys throughout the miy and the
two community cell tors.
The meeting was called fo i sev
en o'clock and at sever thirty
the cctiler was full o! rrcreation
; starved hoy-, amt one adult, Alias
K.domin' Young.. >n mstruetm at
Oberlin School.
Mrs, IVmvn Is (.uc*!
AI Sin prise Parly
A t-urprise birthday party was
given in ha nor of Mrs Ma r '
Blown at h*'r home rppciit!y Th,
■rueshs worn sCtvcd by the hostess
her daughter. Mrs. W. fvl. H-iwarrS.
1 .•..-isle • bv Mrs. Sadie Gil - Mrs
B Artis, arid Airs. Edna Page.
Guests present were Mrs Lilia
Jackson, Mrs. Maty Brown. Mrs,
W M Howard, Mis- Elizabeth
Mayo. Mrs. Edna Page;
11,. Xit.erta Wilhanis, Mrs Edna
M e Adorn;:, Mrs Ida Nelson Alls
Kirie Bryant. Mrs. ,It . siel.o Cavle
• well Mrs Ida Thomas, Ivlr. Earnest
Adams, i idle H'lrlK-rt Jar' 1 .1
Mrs. Vest rice Artis. Master lames
Howard, Mr- i.illie Rab;n»< n *ir
Vi' ■ . Ho!>v. :a;. Airs S, aio Gilt'.-
Mr. Hei hr 1 ' Jacks'Ti. Mi Arrhir
I' !)'";■ \i Al ;: ail Gih' Mr. i. M
Ast 1:-. p-'.. I ..si; ■ B-'-a. v
HOI si\(, 01 NEGRO
Si! DIM ( Ri Mi '
PROP,] EM Vs OKI \ I
\OKM.W, Okla AM’ ;
’Jho r«fu-;il o) .1 ul in.- 1 Hill,
HI. of I. 11 h to .U rap * ciHirtb
tirt.U of hi . 11- * ivatu t.y *
i * 1 01 on (hr I m vr*'-.it v of Ok.
lahonit campus, mdc kx-Kv
th<- position of tv o van r ; lt'a
tut edrctivc Inn iron laws
it the school
Hill, a graduate student in
f'.njrli-h. proiesie:) to t'niversity
I re' ident George I Cress that
II 11"« rvatii n tor a room had
te n cancel ed although his
dept sit <it >lO had been st eep
ted He explained that lit had
mailed in tils application with
tiie won! 'American" written
in the blank for race.
(ids-, summoned the board
<>f regents into an extra -ex
sit n if diseu s the m atter. Jhe
board ruled that Hill was en
titled to housing aeeommoda
toins on the campus and also
that he might remain in the
university oily ot Norman
1 tee dusk rtioi ordered ( to—
to enfooee segregation "to the
eioat-st extent." but gave him
power to -’set up lempniari
>i»>UMitg tor Negroes.' t r».»sx
said it would take two or three
day:- *0 get temporary housing
for Hill.
MAPLE TEMPLE
According to the grace «>l
Ged which is given unto rne.
as a wise mastetbuilder J have
. iid the foundation, and an
• tbiT buiideth thei I'u: But let
every ma ntake heed now tie
huitdetn therettr-m 1 10 c
‘.io.
R- gular worship rervicts were
he, -.1 at Maple Temple Cougregii
-1 tiuii.,! Chi".; tin.l Cl'iu.'eh M Ei.r-f
M.a'tin end C:m>den Streets Music
, far the day funiir-hcd by the
Senior Chvii ■. i'h Mr.- 1,. Hay
wood . ■ m-gntiist .md director
V.’e all enjoy ,ti i:s erilru t- the
woi.a-iful sovni.ii; by mir pt-sfor
■ Hi- subject was -A Sure Founcia
■ ' 1 C’nr ;j: 1;. After ti ; seen 1 ■
■ V i.cssie Dunst.in sang a very
’ hesutilai solo, ‘'l'd Hutnt.r Have
.. Jv.-us Than Any Thing Eisc."
Wc were glad 1. hear the eri
•' cournaung remarks by the Rev J
A if. K.omega our visiting ram- )
i-ter ,it 7 p m W" Iv i p rhort
pr; rut me itra; foilr•»■•' u >'.v a brief
•ei mon by I tie Bov IVIr. Collier, .
a I’i-hirig ndntoit'i fr r m Burin,
ton.
On Inr - 11* h and slmt- m list : v
Mr; Fannv Rcavih Wilder. Mrs
FLU-ID i alky tiie Re. K. I). Mc-
Clain.
Th Woman’s Club met wWi
Mrs J hire Bonne!t cm South
S’. Members m ■ asked t<» lx
at ;;t the next meetm •'
HEBISTR I3
BENNETTFROSH
Greensboro, N C. The Bcn
rcit Colic c campus bctame a c. n
ter of lively interest last Thursday
ar Freshmen and New Students
arrived io begin t h >eriod of
ricntalion. The 138 new ei'.i'olloo
rfpn -ent 20 -1; Its and l!'.; Di--
trici if Columbia Ineiuded in in
number are id Greensboro re-: i
d nts. Among the stn’ns represent
ed ai Next York. Illinois. Ken
tucky, FI; ri;!;;. Missouri. Louisi
ana, Ohio. Alabama. Mew Jo.
sev. Mississippi Texas. Conneeti
cu.t Giorpi;;. Kansas, ana Penpsy! •
vaniai.
v o!lo wiur, the Bennett trari'di'"
■f ‘ sis.lcriiCaid aiTiony the ’if I ,'.' ■'
;J. a;-. • !'i a number c.f -nulo: ~.
v. ho lo ve si: tors to . adiiiitt
the ('(.itlcgr. Topping th lit
' 1 a Ii;.1 hiyn Am, F< ;-.UT, r.U
ter < ; Mr. and M'a Richaid V'e
Ki i. Si Jack-om iiiv Fie who ■-
■ J.'i. urih .'V'l'inbcr of lu r f.uniiy
’<> :ii end Beimeii. T'v > daup'Ui'i's
f il;' Fosters. Gloria and Evel. 1 1.
! liow married, arc tCicliei's in Jack
[ nvi’i and Chapel Hill. N. t'
i Another ddigMer Shirley .ert'n
.d her degree at the last coiri
inonia ii:' nt ( *\, i cy's
Two ot.nor students in the in
coming etas.* have had two s-istci s
1 > : • I'ccde Ihe.il. '.Ehi'y ;rc M, ms
M hoi Hodpor. a daughte." of Mt
I and Mr- .Tamer. Hodges. Parki 'n.
'N. C and Doris Millet daoeiuc l '
f M' an 'i V. > ■ A • thur :VI 1 1 i * ■l ,
I Salisbury. N C.
In addition to tho-r who have
had s; . ti- attend the roil*, '.v,
tlv vc ,-iv a mint! "a >•!' a ll of a
tors now a' Bernctt
WASH ANY DAY!
\V’h\ Monthly A \\ .i ; i i>a\ Wht-n
Our Marhmiu M il.;' Anv Drv An Eai-.v
Jnundry I>,iy.
USE OUR
““'”'11,.!. 0
halfThour laundry
QUICKER . , EASIER . - CHE ACER
HUNT-JACKSON Laundromat
413 S. Rloodworth Street
- ,
/ Ho Bother at as! . *, My Extension t
\ Telephone is right here in the Kitchen \ ,
t | (I ; ; /
; ':C,
-C<
Add Comfort and Convenience
to your home with an
EX TENSION ¥ILEPIf®S*I
Home work lmmf* mill along '■.lien there' , an evtrn-
Mon lelephmw handy. V> need to “drop every thinc
j-n.l run’ * t on the telephone ring,. "\ou save time
and step- and finish work faster.
Maav homes, both large and sent 1 ! now enjoy
evlt'Hoi.nu telephone service. tit evlmi inn in youc
home will provide a world of convenience and tel - -
plume jrrivm \ at hide .-Ided oo.vt. V. hy not call tlm
Baniti -ss I Mfirf and or do vmu» tnil.v f
SOUTHERN BEU TfitPMONt AND Ts l [GRAPH COMPANY
THE OAROLINIAN
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l'.\S>! s IXAM-Mr I illie
Mae Salts, South Taihoro
R'latl, Rr.leign, X. < . has micccs*-
fnlly | Tsss :( the teachers exam
for l.( .antiei.anti and is entitled to
lenrh umpiring I t uitu i:ce- :iny
where in the slate. She plans lo
set up i lieautv Ci lit -go litis
term.
■'ll". Sale;, is a former giad
oate <u Starks Remit} ( allege
'ml is now operating a beauts
‘"i'll on South Tmliuiu Koad. Ra
leigh. \. C
m>\ BAPTIST TO
HOLD WX S i) \\
Tie- 1... vnien Ler.sfuo of the
Fifth i. ..tit Choi eh will holt its
•tnu ! i . i vat.ioii of [vie !: Day
Sunday, hCtfi'Dlt.-t I i’">. with two
■ - •■\ 1 1 t til vhcdnled to lie held
-11 11. ■ church.
D C G tori pciocit -i! of the .for
tt’i i Seilers' Hi.til SehcnJ j|. Tf■.. -
it' l ton, v it] speak Stuaiar nioni
i;o; 11 marking Unit
i ."'i ' ' .if. " i.iytn,-; lies be n jv. iu
’;l I • n Put: l l .a' morning
G •• j]! ;., pii'serteh !>v \V,i’k
er [i Quarles. e■- :ti'. rtf Slid'.
G ■<■• cti ic-Psirirot of the
S' '■ 1.. 1,. . t Otis l .
o.’tl l he furnished fcv the mate
it uni'! :>■ f the thru'- church
choirs.
A panel discussion on the topic
“Sh.'tild Cominun ity Recromion Be
Sixnsnred by the Church” will be
coducted at 7'ito Sunday evening
I tot: will he Ur Nelson
11. Han is -i: lessor of Education
at Rhaw University; W. L Gteaiie,
executive secret ary (T■ N. C
T 'achcrs' Asrocinti<m: John R. uar*
Irir.t . tote consultant on Nop
Welfare, and William Mcßb it.h
pi incipai ' f the WuGiingtor, High
Vei.ran’s School.
SPONSOIiS POHIAR
PYSTORS CO YI’FST
A5!....• ior ■ o. pii'anty contest is
bojnu conducted nirier the
sorship of the Carpet Club >f •
Grace A MIT Zion Church. flic Rev
Mabl* Gary. pastor and the I’ns
lor's Aid Society of Maple Tern
rlc Church with the Rc • M. K
[Broker :.s pastor is now uiiderwaj
'.mi -1., be conduct ed tinougn
Sor.tciTiher ZV
DKldi'lOl S MUNRTUR
A •,in fruit 'dpeiT'd in Florid i
l’ot' a short season dud laris: only
until September J. Tin. .ilmest A Ga
llon ml “litonsP'Vii lielieios:’, ' i .v-n
’iit.* a cross between pinoupph am’
h,iurina is shaped Hk, the lattn,
but oversized, has i scaly iirc.cn
rind.
KVK.N ROASTING
Busier. belt or f oastlnn was proni
i'ed i y a new rolis.-ierie tilt’d fi -
on ii”.v reasUnp pun. holds ehickca
or roil.- lup on sk-.. , '.vi c-u that over
hi'id cii i .dales freely. ■ ■ u’; . Cost •
S i i
BALI |:
FLUSH iNfi i
|
! Plumbers Friend j
25c & 50c s
Toilet Augers
$ 1,50
I
I 2. r >' Sewer Cleaners
; $3.50
|S. M. Young
i Dial 7121
130 I Martin '*<
NOTHING BUT THE C\
/"') BEST <£^s
;'. «*. ,
j ' ' " ' v '" '*'*’'*' "" "**
Good flour mokes good bread. Bette? Hour
makes better bread. We re careful that there's
t
nothing finer than the flour we use.
Qambg
mice HOME SAMBY bread
Named Winners i
Os Hoey Award 1
MTV YORK 'ANR) M. C.
Ci.it kc, president of the Dunbar
I.ife Insurance Company <»l
( If.velantl. Ohio, eras named
r(i winner , of the IfH) .Tames .1
Heey Award*; tor Interracial
.lie. t<cr by Uie Catholic Inter
iaria; muncil The award, mode
atmnaU> tn a Negro and while
leader in tiie field of race rela
tions, also paps to Hr I. O’Con
ner, «bite, secretary of tile
Catholic Interracial Counci' of
Washington. I). 0
The. lloey award were eslijb
hslird I v the family at the late
•Tames J. lloey one of th** nr
yauizers and founders of the
laeal council Two silver med
als are conferred each year
upon one Negro and white lay
man who. In the judgment of
VISIT OUR ENLARGED AND I
REMODELED STORE I
Hundreds of Household Items to Select From
I h< Stove Wh«»re A Little Money Gt»s .A, Lon# Way'S
Wake Salvage Co,
137 S. Wilminßon Si.
mtUT
(rrayffair
SAY wm OLD
ii W AW >i'» eo*y for gray/drob ho'r *o giy« t*
i* * f: ’V i~ :: 'd A \ * impr«*>ttoo that you’ie older tt»on yaw real
| \'J ’-y T'* \ m are, but even if your hair It turning p*emeture
i / y.( AIA I gray, you can still attract r»«w friend* —w'
j._ yjr"' fi w.ZI\J romance— by giving your hair rich, natures
A X ', SbAA4 1 looking color and beauty with larteuse.
• ♦»*•#**»•**•#» J/0& e '
v-GtT * rub off or .*?• iuc W/«ct*d by Std*. jfi' \
■ ■-w ■'«*;■■■■ Ow; l t.h y.„ ics . a Msr
t",.- * *nV '.led >,r o*« V* year* Vatu /
r».- ; » • 9 :. --m -,. b-•> if you rc Po* /
■ -d. \ /
H.,. -♦« MW, Pfvc.«i -u! «pr!'c*«ne M year R\
ai * v “'V-,
* * * e ••*••• •' V/ v • * * * 1
1 "XddZdZ I tfodefimfb \
s |l3i LB fi 6 US 6
Y ,|\ HAIR COLORING
COC MS®. CO *»1» OIIVS SHTllitl iOUtl t, M<
PAGE THREE
council, made o«tstanding cHH
the cuumiltte cstaMidbed by mm
trlbuttone to the causes of Hp
tcrraclal justicei,
> he awards are to b» cbnfßK
red on the winners at a pH
mentation ccrcmuhy In CarsHß
Club on Ootobos 30. Pr.
■S. Johnson, president of fBS
t nivei sity, x* ill he one. of iffli
tleakers at the eeriinonie?. I'
Clarke, a Catholic lay m«H
her of St. Thomfcii Aouirjgjg
1-ai ish, Clet eland, was the fiJMH
Negro to be elected to
city N chamber of commorH
tie is a graduate of Hie
sit y of Cincinnati. Born in i'SB
In l.ewlston, N he
served as exarainer in the Q>Si
state insurance department, H