...hllAJl,.Mt4.ft,l,.MJ.1f.l.rmi1l:),-.y:,. Mini FIRST IN ... a STATE v FOR THE PEOPLE Vol. II. No. 2 -COLUMBUS 3. OHIO FE PC Wins In Ohio Saturday, January 20, 1945 LairALIJ Vn U UliaLblJa U LnruUj L Tlfo)fiTlo)($ l) A (Ml A 0 rii) A fi)) STORY ON PAGE 2 Dining Car Workers iS Mil ! MA UJt V -i u-J I 1 v V.' ..i STORY ON PAGE 26 Dayton's Dual School System: f i a A i 1 1 v i in f ill a ft! UU UUUW -STORY ON PAGE 2 t . .-v-i - i .... V;, 1 V JJ.V V T p.- !1 J- . ) COr.GRESSMAH Adam Clayton Powell, of New York's Harlem, chats t informally in his new Washington office with Wil liam M. Picrson, right, Cleveland manufacturer and drug store owner, jho came to extend the new congressman greetings. While in Wash-Ington last week Mr.' Picrson conferred with Vice-President Henry A. Wallace, who, it is believed, is scheduled to become Secretary of Commerce. At left is Emmctt S. Cunningham, president, National Council of Negro Democrats, and a Detroit political leader. PRESIDENT Charlcs Lesley, Wilbcrforcc, receives a fifty dollar ( donation from Miss Muriel Rahn, former star of the Carmen Jones" stage production, to be applied on a scholarship fund for a white youth to attend Wilbcrforcc. Miss Rahn says that this is one gift of which she is exceptionally proud because it is to be used for the development of true Americanism in education. First contribution to the fund, twenty-five dollars, came from W. U. Harris, treasurer of Morris Brown university, Atlanta. inside Tha mWB Charles Greenwood IIC IS NAMED PENNSYLVANIA STEWARD fAGE 2 o o Judge Rodney Ross HIS ALLEGED RACIAL VIEWS BARED PAGE 2 Sadie Quinn Case SHE APPEALS TO- WASHINGTON OFFICIALS-PAGE 2