The Daily Express, 1950-11-16

The DAILY EXPRESS presents Mrs. Homer Dowdle, local bushi^.. .woman and mother. In our opinion Mrs. Dowdle is the embodiment of just what we like in our Dayton women, beauty, brains and the ability to run a home. Mrs. Dowdle, a former University of Cincinnati student, was recently a member of the Women's Army Corp. She is married to Homer Dowdle, and they operate the Dowdle Patent Medicine store at 5th. and Sprague sts. They have one child, Albert and reside at 108 Bank st. Mr. and Mrs. Dowdle will celebrate their first year in business December 1st.

A regular patron of the work workhouse - house workhouse was fined $1,000 and sent sentenced - enced sentenced to one^ year in the work workhouse - house workhouse for assault and battery. All but 60 days of the sentence was suspended by Judge Paul Sherer. "The Patron of the "City Gaol" was Edward Paul Staton, of 427 Kearney st, who for the "Ump "Ump(Continued - (Continued "Ump(Continued on Page 4)

Mrs. Lester Neuman, chairman of the C. Committee and national director of public relations, ex explained - plained explained the "Art of World Friend Friendship" - ship" Friendship" project as being a program whereby original drawings and pantings will be exchanged be between - tween between school children in the United States and 23 other Countries.

In the civil action Miss Rice con contended - tended contended that her brother had taken certain properties from her and had physically attacked her. In June of last year James Shaeffer, propertly caretaker denied seeing he brother beat his sister, but changed his testimony in a sub subequent - equent subequent hearing. He was indicted for perjury.

wAoniiWTON Mrs. Mor Mordecai - decai Mordecai W. Johnson, wife of the Howard university president, has agreed to serve along with the Norwegian ambassador and Mme. Morgenstierne as national sponsor of the "Art of World Friendship", which is one of the projects of the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom.

BY JIMMY N. JONES A jury of six men and six women returned a verdict of guil guilty - ty guilty against Asia Foster, 40, of 226 Franklin st., for the August 12th. second-degree murder of his room rooming - ing rooming companion, Frarjk Garrett, 32. The conviction marked the 1st. murder conviction for assistant

The jury failed to believe Fost Foster's - er's Foster's claim that he killed Garrett in self-defense after they argued over a pint of wine and called for the sensational desposition taken from Stillwater Sanitorium pati patient, - ent, patient, Dorothy Cartwright.