5 FIRST L0IK310 STATE V FOR THE PEOPLE 2 Vol. 10. No. 29 COLUMBUSfOHlO Saturday, August 'j, t y 44 Z, mf iri-jr-"inn; " i A f .rUvl; , tip t ;yr 1 "f I 1 ! 1 U i t ,. I t t - . ,. ,3 STORY ON PAGE 32 i o (nVkru7.Yv7cSna W 1 V 1 iT t 1 CARRYING SANDWICH SIGNS arc the above members of tht Vanguard League, Mrs. Melba Wilson and Mr. Florence Wufson. They are .nnouncing "Which September?", a novel idea being employed by the league to call attention to a pamphlet on the Columbui public school system to be released August 1. The pamphlet points out six Instances In which the school board is guilty of practicing racial discrimination. The VL wants the board to hire, place and promote school personnel oa a basis of Justification rather than on race. STORY ON PAGE 14 o lag n t STORY ON PAGE 21 n STORY ON PAGE 8 O :.1 1 v.: . ( ' lit jK V. mm mil viV--.'--'w:i"" " TV .1 WRSt BARBARA ARNOLD, according Jo an announcement of this week, is now serring as a receptionist in the offices of Dr. J. K. Smith, Long st. at Jefforion are. A graduate of one of Chicago's Catholic high schools, Mrs. Arnold has taken sereral courses in office routine. At one time she was associated with the law offices of Attorney James Douglas. Chicago, and fcas had more than two years of office experience. Residing at 543 E. Capital si she will continue her work la Dr. Smith's offices while the phyiiciaa U oa vacation beginning August 3. ,..-., - """" " ...... ... - ' ":: ' ' :n ' ' .' " ' '; .. - : y::;y -' -n . .. ' . . T ; ft ' . ... , ' -i ; ' ; i . .a. ' -.. . 3 It - i ' - - - : - . ' ' (..s. ANNABELLE MOORE IS THE HAKE, M ohh. but u ?ow n. Annabe.u-.r"e 1401 E. Long ,u and Is considered one of the more attrac-i?..fck i 'ib ,Columbu 'nc lh oom began. She U married (alas) and r,i T- llR,ch"d Moo", a third class machinists' mate stationed at Magnetic Proving Grounds, Saa Francisco. CaUf. Annabelle leaves this Saturday to visit with her husband,