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CoL Noel Parnsiv post Vfr. of the Tuskegee KrField. predicting that busses cf pilots at 'Joe Jr2 Command tastal rSts would be larger S.Air Force's expansion je latest contingent of JSSLUGGISII? ,00 tuplets Use sterole For est Colds 1 Mien Ccrfc2 bu Bnzutms tasnr War Lhonnr wuintupiet catch ytOxsa ttiroao and berk are aaa robbed untfc Musteroie leJ vuxterft covntet irritant. TK HAIR DESERVES THE BEST GARE IT SESALU o. 3 rai i user Jsiir anil you if ISariwr ones ftTj roarrf eaaaa FRic.V ii.

OF A ilLO So 1 StacDoo. rt i. I ffKK I GEEFLYERS RECglVimGSiiLQT, RATINGS READY TO TAKE OFF AT A MOMENT'S NOTICE In TIoiiGanto 5r 1CONSANTO. between union cTrWrfala. company 300 Hesrro members of the manaa ersL a rem eaa uterine from cal Workers Local union xwx, anu of the AFL begsm work stoppage at the Monsanto Chemical eom samr here last week foIVrwing a the Urban league and A.

JC John son. U. S. Department ox Labor concOiatm no decision was reached. Comnanv officials refused to aeries of discriminatory practices! introduced bjr the company.

meet with the Negro repreeenta The workers proceatea an oraer issued by the company forbidding the track helpers from riding in the cab of the truck with the white drivers. tives and moved the oonzerence 0 from Plant B. the Monsanto plant. to the St. Louis plant.

They iiTTyH that the Negro workers had not followed union procedure At a meeting Tuesday afternoon in their uDiscd Seen vain oes" rrierKl Lt up wits coesfcpatiao imeeryr i aw xtive. Chew E. JH oedtJtae. tkin only is oacWaga di recti cm. Next eiief oelpin yoa riv 3T FEEN A mir favorite eum.Iates vhoie anaiy 5 a ftaeEc Oil Compound (4 moBtb asit' One uciiar Dlua oot ari ar.c py postage Jfcd Perfume nd Medajo (Jb vour treatment WlWllrtil Hair rrodnct.

lw 0. Bnioktyn, N. I. i THLNG 13 OR: BSiCK WANT YOU TO BE 1 flyers received their wtngs mnd pilot rating In the. Post fchapel Honday, March IX Shown from Ml to right, first rowr 2nd Lta William sT Price.

Topeaa, Elbert JZndaon! Los Angeles. wSHam woeeuer, jjexrotv Rofaisen, Christtaaated. jroix, virgin Ialands; Vincent Dean, Corona, N. Flight Officer Char lea EL Wilson, Chicajro, IIL; 2nd Lta. Reginald W.

Hayes. Holicong, Pa, and Elton Nightingale, of Tuskegee Institute, Ala. Second row: 2nd Lta. Fred Brewer. Jr, Charlotte, N.

Albert Young. Memphia. Roosevelt Stiger, Jackson. Charlea T. Wmiama.

Los Angeles', proves, as do many others, that no suchr statement can be made about the Quartermaster units in this war. CITED FOB HONOR The following recommendation from the command to a certain Quartermaster Service Battalion driaaHi cs tomu fatigue and scomfort. offlcerVand lta tcr. tt' rust about the men of these units worked enlisted men of these units worked fSd nba you car boy' J3NUfHS: Children, atild ssbte enildreD nC people nth tsa; Kezois: fca ordinary pa far stub bam a a a bhnaon 's Bed Cn Plaster helps relievebackaches and other muscular aches and pains, for these reasons Betas ess mfAx ts sssy Ghss esestSCf ssasjai smssgs. joiinsorrs RED CROSS PLASTER jBvdi car.

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mm i lnrrfKil If 9 fATrtCA flki ul mum unwn tacamiso. Am Alow IkSJlll Ik II) llllllllall I 1 ta iMiiiv laaT 1 1 am7sassai I RsrMWSS5WW aatci ilri3iFz oSSS3rS JFZr. 1 is Herbert EL Heywood, Christiansted, SL Croix, Virgin Islands: John Porter, Cleveland, Ohio; Andrew Marshall, Wades bo ro, N. Charles I Whits, St. Louis.

Mo, and Peter H.Whit taker of Detroit. Mich. 'Third row: 1st LA, Payton H. Lyle, Chicago, HL; ted Lta. Walter R.

Brown, Jr, Hampton Institute. Vs; Roscoe Brown, Jr, New York City; Ahmed A. Rayner. Jr, Chicago, I1L; Joseph L. Merton, Jr, Chicago, Rixle McCarroll.

Gary. James L. Hall, Jr, Washington, D. Gordon M. Rapier.

Gary, James A. Calhoun, Bridgeport, Conn, and Charlea E. Darnell, of Dayton, Ohio. Photo by AAF Training Command. untiringly for seven days and nights unloading boats and bringing aahore needed suppliea On shore, they cleared the supplies from the beaches, set up dump installations, and issued critical mate rials to the invasion force.

"The speed and efficiency with which members of these companies handled vital supplies were important elements in the success of the initial landings and subsequent operations. Their courage and devo tion to duty reflect highest crediU upon themselves and the Army of the United States." There were some casualties but no deaths in this unit. The following men have been awarded the Purple Heart since being overseas: Pfc. James CornwelL of North Carolina; Pvt. Russell Cole man, of Pennsylvania, and SSgt.

Milton Winkley, of Texas. i 'J i V'i UNDER 'FIRE' 9 LOVETT QUITS miotrnanTON Because they Negro Snipe i wwuaiiy, auu ue, it ironically stated, was Kicked Dy a mule. easadt wDeaslN cs oroinptiy testifies to the nart Ouartermaater iMSX'img. a throat anC tight, i units are playing toward the ulti ear arasciw au xlAa. I mate defeat of the Axis: esafr mm oreair joral "Companies and Quar ka a to auuei oronrJual tract.

termaster Service Battalion are sittnat i commended for outstanding devo jenifiejswonaertuwai tion to duty and meritorious con ffivtai cnanv urcoi snd 'duct. Soldier Kills Nazi On Anzio Beachhead WITH THE FIFTH ARMY. Ita lyA Negro soldier who once evacuated a wounded comrade in a frantic daah for a Fifth Army evacuation hospital near Naples, durinz several hoars of blackout driving is credited with killing a German sniper biding aiongaiae a frontline road, tne war uepart ment related today. A veteran of the Fifth Army's landing at Salerno, the soldier is Pvt. George C.

Veney, of ST9 Pierce street. Pittsburgh, Pa. He naa served in a Quartermaster unit overseas since April, 14. Colored Fifth Army Unit Cited For Military Honor WITH THE FIFTH ARMY. Italy It has been said that during the World War Ouar Itermaster units were so far behind the lines that only one member of such units became 14 i xrue or xaose, tne record or one Quartermaster Battalion which landed in Italy with tne initial combat forces of the Fifth Army in September, 1943, drivine an officer in my Jeep to the front," said Private Veney in recounting his adventure.

"Occaaionallv we'd hear German artUlery shells scream overhead and explode by the road. I contin ued driving on, since tnere was netting we could do about Jerry's artillery pranks. SLAYS SNIPEB when riffle shots kicked up dirt near his quarter ton truck, there was something Private Venev could do about that! He took cover in the scrub brush away from his jeep, and searched the area witn bis eyes as ne hugged the ground. The nuisance Are from the sniper's den con tinued. Private Veney waited.

There he was! Tne tmper was less uuui arm mt wir Crawlinc closer to 'the lone German's position. Pri vate Veney took careful aim at his chest and fired several rounds from his Garand rifle. No more vehicles were fired on in that vicinity, "because the sniper was dead. There are plenty of white people who would appreciate our side of the storv If they knew it! Pass year Courier along" to such a friend. URGE NATIONAL TOLERANCE DRIVE CHICAGO (ANP) At a recent meeting in Chicago of the National education association's commis sion for the defense of democracy through education! delegates, representing 200,0000 American school teachers, voted to adopt as its major objective for the coming yar a nationwide plan to teach tolerance in the schools and colleges throughout the country in an effort to stamp out prejudices and antagonism.

The program will be financed in 25 PILOTS EAGER FOR ACTION it Ions: had tried to oust him from I nd Perry EL Hudson IL Atlan office. House Appropriations com ta, Ga. Army Air rorces fnoto. mittee members welcomed there sifraation last wc. xecuUve aasis SnVto th Governor of the Vir MrLovttt became bernajort he remaineo hrm." a members V.

St affert needed Interior de riations. partment approorw Senators Promise Fair u. risa On FEPC Budget Yr vorK. N. T.

Leading member, of thSenate have prom iaed the nAAr aea Mtritlon to the ap ScSoTofthY Fair ExnPJ Practice Committee for its fiSSfiOO budget. GLP LESSEN FASTI Does Iri of natural o3s in akin cause fine, surface lines due to drrnessl and White Coid Peara sappse ments natural osls, aids these in keep im atrh arrft earl lessenmg those hfry iinea. Zae at touet eonnsera. rv f4 Isises mad WkA Fm These stalwart, full fledged pilots of 25 Mitchell medium bombers, shown standing in front of a mighty air vehicle at Selfridge Field. are assigned to the 477th Bombardment group.

Left to right: First Lts. Peter V. Verwayne, New York City; Charles R. Stanton. Portland, Charles I.

Williams, Lima, Ohio; Second Lts. James Y. Carter, Winston Salem. N. Dan iel James Jr, fensacota, Aia al aide arter wngi i 1 hill oreventing his receiving a sa auffer rrn Broocniai Astama Para riii Pv7vTi former job as seS lyrS" from eoosha.

weatas ofthe Virgin If rr Tntasaor Pt1 wTt the came with the BJrSff L. Ickea writ Quick for darlns FREE TSUAL. Offer Irxrulrtea from ao caOlad especially tented. bopal. NACOR, 85C State Life Building lautiajiapoOs.

Indiana part by a grant of $25,000 from the NEA'j war and peace fund, and according to Dr. Alonxo F. Myers, chairman of the commission, teaching materials will be supplied by such groups as the National Conference of Christians and Jews, the Council against Intolerance in America, the Bureau for Intercultural Education and the schools of Springfield, Mass. The commission plans to center at tention on the project or every state. IHLAIB MASK1N Oeat.

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i iimm mm These are busy days for America pilots in the Nettuno area, Italy. Top photo shows piolts re 500,000 New Membership Goal Of NAACP NEW YORK Concentrating its efforts on a simultanous campaign throughout the nation condensed into the period of May 1 June 20, the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People is seeking 500,000 new members. The country has been divided into seven areas under the super vision of a national office staff member. The drive will be con 1 ducted from the New York office. with Miss Ella J.

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New York Clrr 27. N. Y. Wm turning from the alert area to the operations tent of a Spitfire fighter squadron. Pilots take turns at being alerted.

In bottom scene, a jeep loaded with pilots pulls up in front of a Spitfire at a fighter squadron airfield. There is a pilot at every plane, ready to take off at a moment's notice. U. S. Army Signal Corps Photos.

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