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UJL w. oner its yicroTO Va. lafes ROBERT VAmi; PITTSBURGH COURIER, PITTSBURGH, PA. 8, SAMUEL i Col. JJndbergh.says Amer uj should stay out of the because it is only a family quarrel, with civilization not being as white folks remain the Colonel isn't in but if and when fcrk folk threaten white su then, presumably.

Je U.S.A. should figh. The Colonel is a typical Ameri it seems. BriJday for Cynical "Dem tin" RiimMs grab territory Ur than Kentucky and eleren mil polish people In order to "pro tf thfm. Russian aid be Chinese atop when TJ.

8. i a. makes no with "anti com uriiP leaving Chiang id Shek In a tough spot. "Anti jrlet rtir Aryan" Nads helped ftlate pert. Champions of de nerarv, England and Franco put 600 million dark subject In war without asKtng ineir leave.

I I Comment on the war: Leon Trotsky "All that the nr is, is a struggle between lie imperialist slave holders of different camps for a new division of the world." Gen. tout, South African Prefer "The fight for Danzig but the eve of a fight for South wost Africa." The International African Service Bureau: "We denounce the tbole pang of European rob tei md enslavers of colonial wdes all are the same, ,,213 list Danuits wuuse earnon aim is the enslave gnt of humanity through i the John for Negroes Is the wlcome news from Mobile," Ala. Jhe great Southern Hallway ys ka which makes millions off Ne frees, announces reetoratiott Itfn train porter aerriee piuenrer trains. Behind this de (Uon la the brilliant nejrotiatlon Mobiles J. I Floreju southern IAA.C.r.

head. Exceptional is J. Im Le Flore. Hft has fought more consistently than any Negro la the South for justice and quality on the railroads. Kot only has, he pioneered in opening Fullman service but on Pom Four) coum Mil JjXrAVF RS' MONET AT STAKE If Si 4W rwt r.

jLrvAiiXji.iii are wis a wn th War Department 1 2' to bear tha ontm not ef HcrlminaUng against a ot American citizens, i tj0 of WASTING the TAX 'Cnnjinwed JPajre Four) i (AOVT.HTISEMXNT) A Heme fr Morolineno many use. lUln irrh.li... Minor tlt Hi "JiMi. chafed Big Ef ennmv ei today SoM everywh" mm r4 Pi iTHK mm VOL. XXX No.

38 HI War Vets Ask Chance for Negro Soldiers as War Engulfs Europe BOSTON, Sept SI (AJW complete end to race preju dlco and an opportunity Negroes to enlist in the army and nary on the basis of flt ness and Intelligence Is asked In a communication sent to government officials In Washington by the United Colored War Veterans of America signed by Stephen Douglass, national commander, and Monroe Mason, adjutant. 1OTI vr Discrimination in the 'United States Army faces a new test a result of the training course for civilian aviators hich ia to begin at West Virginia State college, Insitute; Va and the Agricultural and Technical college at Gretntro. N.C October 1, un tSiS clvil i ARREST WOMAN AS Iarlyion of two Negro schools, pflnced by the Federal gov Wnunt, in th Civilian Pilot "ralnlrj Troeram, marks a aen Uorn 'y roncrets advance in the hiriatM by the Pittsburgh WUTlr )n Juniia tn hreo.k fcTi 1 1 har, t0 tns advancement iV' in certain branches of foMraM forces of th United pilots are being train I provide reserre of air Wnd men to serra in ewer fnt nrh aa thoa ereated or pi.n RESERVE, it wflt JGnd TRAINEES as well as ,.7 to rve. COMMON SCOLD PHIIJVDEIJPHIA, Sept 21 In a "petition brought by neighbors, Marie Dickinson, 39, of 6045. Fun ston street, waa" arrested and charged with being a common scold early last Saturday.

in the 1250,000 total wnicft New Tork SUte Fund Drive Commission of the party Is. seeking, according to an official announcement by the party. The radical group plans to set aside. $85,000 of fContinu0d 0 Pag Four) ,1 At right: Wertz Flying Field (the airport of Charleston college upon authorization of the Civil Aeronautics Authority, cal department, West Virginia State colleee. Institute.

W.Va. AMERICA'S iTCt lggBESTl WhWl TO. iip OF PARIS, France, Sept 21. (Uncensored: by Airmail) Both Senegalese and Moorish; troops piayea an important part last Friday in stemming the first German "over the top" counter offensive. Colonial soldiers, serving as shock, troops, had played an Important rart in the French advance between Sierk on the north of the French line and east of the Moselle, river and Saarbrucken, 35 miles to the south.

German attacks were initiated in the north Just beyond the Luxem bourgh border after the French had penetrated about 16 miles within Germany' proper. The Germans, true to the defense strategy developed in the World war and the tactics required by the Siegfried line communications, offered only desultory resistance to the French advance until the opportunity presented itself for a timed counter offensive. German long range artillery then shelled behind the lines of the furthermost French advance to cut off reinforcements from the rear (Continued on Papa Four) ffl Inl NEW YORK, Sept 21. Seeking to bolster its heavily depleted ranks in Negro membership, the Communist party has budgeted $10,000 for this year's work among Negroes, it was learned this week. The lu.uuu ngure wm muuucvv (ADVXBTUrMXNT) Fine Make Up" Base tsi.ir mni white Vanishing Cream helps protect complexion agn nst ma ana wfm.

risl. 10c. Get Blsck and White anishing Cream, sow everywncro. SUE ENGLISH AUTHOR FOR $500,000 a 1 a nMai. v.

ar 1 1 v': I Is) "He can't do that to us!" declare the indignant Mr. and Mrs. Jay Clifford of New York City, pictured looking over Cecil Beaton's book, "In New York," in which the English author, so the Cliffords allege, makes libelous references to them and their smart 'associates. Beaton is said to have "crashed" a party at the Cliffords, when he allegedly collected his "dope" for the Harlem references in his book. They ar suing for $500,000 da mages I i msnruTE, w.

September is, 1933. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE PITTSBURGH COURIER ON VICTORY IN ITS LONG FIGHT TO INTEGRATE NEGROES INTO THE FIGHTING ARMS OF TOE GOVERNMENT. frr A 7 Ainnf liii! Fly snooks' in ri JOHN YfcDAVIS, PRESIDENT, TEST VIRGINIA STATE COLLEGE. Sues Enmim If 1S I i LJ W.Va.) which adjoins the properties of Virginia State college atlnstitute, where Negro pilots will receive Training ia expected to begin by October 1. Applications for training can be obtained from J.

C. Evans, direc (g'UFIF BnllCIHAKIX PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 21 An order for 5,000 ivory bronze nnlsh has been placed by Elder Solomon "Happy Am Michaux, of Washington, D.C., with William H. Kelly, Negro manufacturer to 1104 But tonwood street, this city. The model for the busts! was designed by the noted sculptor, Louis H.

Pizzani. Elder Michaux bought the busts for distribution during the Diamond Jubilee in Convention Hall September 27, In conjunction with the Booker T. Washington stamp Issue. The deal just closed by Kelly Is the first major one' since the organization of the all Negro staffed manufacturing company. The newly designed busts will find (ADVEtnSKUK.T) Try Powder, Deodorant For a close clinging coat otproitc tion against body ordust on Spiro.

the f.mou. lJasts for hours. No waiting to dry. jffi" ffriro a ry wher a. ing School Where West Virginia Stat College Students Will Be Trained Vnnlicants must have one vear's colleee training, be not less than eiffhteen and not more than 'twenty five years of 1, this year, and in good physical condition.

At the left is shown the administration building of We rta Flying Field. rarawj aja lire Feature, Latest News Leader In Advertising, Circulation end News clean and Progressive PITTSBURGH, PA.f SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1939 1 ASK S3 PRICE TEN CENTS ifflFo'Eiiili iifflf flight training through tlL.it tor of Trades and Techrr 4 age as or septemn; ui ri vji JnlUU 00 Reopen As State Collf BALTIMORE, Sept. Maryland has offered ml Cecil Beaton Alleged) to Have "Crashed" ParryPpi Clifford's Harlem Residence, Then Wrote Lif ously About It in His Latest Book, "New Yorr By TED POSTON Al. S1 A atan VAJiresponacni ftmmia ot rVi of nu i'u nVPT tiriA Twrifpr tt'oct 1 4 with a $500,000 libel suit this week, The Courier leaiiiVJSILr exclusively, as a result of his description of Harlem inM recent book, "CecU Beaton'a NewS York The suit Is being filed by lieutenant Jay W. Clifford, prominent Harlem socialite and Inspector of customs, who accuses the Englishman of: "holding the entire race up to ridicule after one four hour visit to the community." Lieutenant Clifford's ''suit, which will also be directed against J.

D. Lippencott and American publishers of Beaton's book, will be based specifically on a description of a party at the socialite's apartment which the Englishman allegr edly crashed aa an uninvited guest last February 11. Beaton, who had been employed by Conde Nast, publishers, had received widespread notoriety just a short time before, by printing rabidly anti Semitic notes on art sketches which were published in Vanity Fair and Vogue magazines. One of the Inscriptions, concealed in a life, read dirty kikes are lmn Marylan May Bui Morgan aran college trustees $25(A for the institution, accoi4iil form to the Gaines' case detf appropriated $350,000 at iuLj The remainder of th would be used for improver, ARTIST'S landscaf; IN OIL WINS PI aesK paper weigms. xne.

i are eigne incnes mgn ana live in tuetr bronze flnist present, the company is spf ing in busts of Washingto Frederick Douglass. (ADVERTISEMENT) Hair "Like A Milllon Hlr vour hair to that smarH i milhen dollsr iooK uf oiari White Hair Dressing Anibt lk.F Mr White. for Black aad Wblta Hair Drj mM i' I 5 State Offers Trustees' School $250,000 11: hi a i a U. I i a 11 1 iSfJ 33 H' tn i sketch of New York night John E. Semmes, white, fin a everywhere." In "Cecil Beaton's New York," published in England in June, the author describes a party given by "a rich Negro who is noted for his interesting The host of the party is described as (Continued on Page Four) of a special state coi PIUK1.

XL BUIU, lb Will UfJ I after September 30 aa MgV State college. VWl Td. I.frl.l.ln.. 1 IT. ATLANTA.

Sept 21 eighty seventh Indiana Statef' neia in Jnaianapojisv septezr' to 8, Hale Woodruff, instnje.) 1 art In the Atlanta University tern, was awarded first prij his landscape in oil entitled Mining Town." The selection, made from 90 entries. many valuable uses in homJI I ill 1 1 1 i I ,000 my 1 1 1 i.