FIFiST t v ' P U Estate LIVl J a, y? VK CITY EDITION FOR THE PEOPLE III IHHIIIIWIMII imwt Vof 12, No. 40 COLUMBUS 3, OHIO Second Tim v F or H. T. P-jfleld Saturday, October 12. 1946 BBS 9 -.l ... V y.tr l V II t I I I l i E 1 V 1 e 1 11 .V j I I I 1 I i t I t 1 I 1 i I i 1 K v ; " u r c ni k-f i vj t-j ' LJ i i u u u u u t n cp rp r r-p n I 1 Jl s GEcry a Pcgo 7 A L- . ' . .1 1 . J 1 '! i w ' : . - ' 'i a j-i 4: i i i ; , m : ! I' v ,11 3 MORROW WAGE DISPUTE IS NOT THE REASON FOR THE STRIKE at Dnyton Malleable iron worki. Reason for walkout is failure of the shop superintendent to place a veteran worker, Lawrence Morrow (inset), with top seniority in a clerk's position. Read page 2 for complete story as told to The N EWS. NEWS Photo By Austin. MISS JOYCE JONES, 249 Kappa Mu Honor sociely nd W. Market it., Lima, hag been expects to graduate in the turn- cheson by Alpha Kappa Alpha mcr session of 1947, thus com- sorority to represent it in the pleting a four year course in annual "Miss Wilberforce" con- three years. The past summer test. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. brought to this lovely AKA La Roy Jones, Joyce is a senior soror the honor of bcinq selected in the College of Education with "Miss Idlewild of 1946." at Idle- a major in languages, and a wild, Mich. "Miss Wilberforce" minor in French. In 1944 while will rciqn at Chicago in the an- at Central High school, Lima, nual Torce-Skegoe game M the homecoming fesiirilics on October 26, and at the Thanksgiving windup in Charleston. W. she was a member of many or ganisations, including the Student council. She has been cho sen for membership in Alpha Va. Photo by Green. rnn Russell A. Jackson Tells ie mm ill y u s 2 StoliilE ill "Gffcry -a ?czo 32