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wwnw r. Mcnraton, Los Angel Box Score; 44 Japanese Killed learn, from veterans of two arduous campaigns, that previously untried personnel of this, unit are applying their training to combat Such praise reflects the excellent work you and your subordinates nave performed and I rest assured that you will continue to make progress." Praises from several white officers on observation duty with the cited company added spice to the heaped up honors. They remarked that the operation and leadership displayed by its officers were on a par with the best veteran units. JAPANESE STRUCK FIRST Led by a roster of all colored officers, Company moved out early April 12 as part of a co ordinated attack against the Japanese across the Torokina river. Work ing with a white infantry group and a Fijian company, its mission was to block the East West Trail where.

In the past, enemy operations were carried out on a large scale. Taking a defensive position in the cool of the evening, when the soft subtropical breezes relieve the parched earth, men and officers busied themselves in the establishment of a protective perimeter by digging into the good earth. As if waiting for the job to be completed and the security which comes with the halo of night, the Japanese struck their initial blow? giving; the Kxeen aimed to kllL The next morning with the sound of gun fire ringing in their minds and still loud in their ears, green troops now veterans followed (he (Continued from Pago 1) especially arranged for him. The quiet, manly young West Virginian, who took command of the 99th when Col. Benjamin Davis.

was recalled to the United States to take over com mand of the 332nd Fighter Group, Impressed newsmen. TELLS OF 99TH Maior Roberts told of the rec ord of his squadron: How the 99th, in the period from June 2, 1943, until April 11, 14 wnen ne relinquished command of the squadronhad more than 3,000 sorties Air Hero Returns to Pittsburgh on Leave Capt. James Wiley of Pitts burght who was the nrst pilot with the 99th Pursuit Squadron, credited with 101 combat missions. Is home on leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

James B. Wiley, 706 Woods Bun avenue. Captain Wiley is a charter member of the 99th Pursuit Squadron and, for his exploits in the Sicilian campaign, he was decorated with the Air Medal with Oak Leaf Cluster. in enemy territory, and had flown every kind of mission possible for a lighter squaaron. narrihine actual combat as a situation where the fighter planes directly exchanged lire with enemy aircraft.

Major Roberts said that only about two per cent of the sorties involved this kind of combat. But in these engagements, he related that the 99th had brought down IT German planes, had two pilots missing in action, three aircraft missing after combat, and had two killed In action, one possibly taken prisoner of war. HONOR MEDAL Roberts himself has had more than 100 hours of operational com flvinr with 73 sorties over en emy territory. His plane was hit 73 times by enemy bullets He came home with me awara A Medal with two Oak Leaf Clusters. Asked to give the most outstand ing incident or tne squaaron, said: "I don't think I can put my hand on any one incident that was outstanding as a comrai for the organisation, we went into combat.

Africa 'had mat at that time, as new pilots, the best the Germans k. in the theatre. We were'e hnmbera and were dive bombing, while the Germans were fighting to protect the land In their control." Charts stated that early in their combat experience, the 99th went up agalnsf famous German fl enter plane types known as the "felTowbemes" What about yie wnaan Brv ISlflOHj Jest try this SYSTCZf ea year; aVaand see 4wro watt If! Ya7lae rTrehSrt nrfSv Get Lcczcr ataa Hafar eof I Bitiooa are aaraaaj aaS taa ary, I PITTSBURGH COURIER sean teeond from left. eUn 4k. .1 j.j.

i ji All. aiTtmpn a anna an AtlaiitU eroima. TKe.e men are it.tiei..J wlih fc. ii uu 9Srd Officer And His Men Cited For Bravery Under Fire In Pacific By BILLY KOWE, Courier War Correspondent JSSKXE SoPy A Mail)Company Commander Conwav B. Mvwi axx sl ucuLcuiuiL iram wnsnmerrnn 11 nron m.

k. tack, tlr n7.t ilTZS na veral enemy aU Ik. vu'wea onicer wu verbal! cited bv Mai. on Lehman, division commander, who preaented him with written com menaaiions from Brig. Gen.

Leon er. And Col. Sverette M. Yon il mrniy creditable manner, SOIJEBINITy REIGNS The fTlTtTf tor m. W11 rv.r formed task were rivn 1n in.

Pth ovr laat night's battle field to count 35 Japa Ainca nve 'ran zanks wounaea. CLIMAX REACHED In surge of combat mi Company stemmed a daylight u'utc auacK or Tojo's forces, jjor lour days and nisrhta this went on with the Japanese snap puiy; toa snipping Jiite harrying a large are killed. On th ma Bryant's alleged statements lished in the Ntw Era." SACRIFICE TO ATTEND sparrows awk until they nrtn ttnv or mo airuggne, xne enemy nit the group in force, catchiw the entire toay on oaiance with 60 odd men out hauling rations and ammunl uon. wun six macnine guns blazing and 25 calibre riflle bullets cutting the morning breeze with a rnytnmic sing, the Japanese at tempted to cut through the com pany a nrst platoon, adding the brunt of the attack on the flank held by Second Lt. Walter Sanderson, also of Washington, u.

(j. ii was men that a heroic legend was shaped by Sgt. Robert U. Scott of Hickory, Va. He tossed so many hand grenades that the Japanese cooled off after several of them had been killed.

Company had thus completed its mis sion. The East west trail is no longer so dangerous, Computing the score for the five days of fighting, there were 44 Japanese killed, IS Tan Yanks wounded none seriously. Since that time, five of them have re turned to duty with only four troops their first taste of gun flre revacuated to a higher echelon for more extensive medical care Lieutenant Jones is. married to Mrs. Esther T.

Jones of Washing ton. D. C. and Is the father of a nve ycar old son. Conway, Jr Major Roberts Home he was asked "They require all the attention anybody fiyinjr against them can possibly give them," was the sig nificant reply.

PERSONNEL VASTLY CHANGED Only 20 per cent of the original group of fliers that went to the overseas war theatres with the 99th now remain with the squadron. Roberts revealed. The re mainder have been sent back for a rest, or to take other assignments training new flying squad rons, or have been killed or reported missing In action, he said. Major Roberts was asked about "racial angles," he encountered. He indicated mat mere were no unusual incidents of this kind.

"We went over and got our training," he stated. "Other outfits got their training. We moved up and went to work. And they moved up and went to work." LIKES 40 Frequently, however, Major Roberts stated that members of his squadron went on missions in squadrons composed mainly of white fliers, and on other occa sions the 99th had white fliers present isf its combat formations. "For the kind of work we had to do, I'll take the ships we were flvinar the 40 Warhawk" he said.

"It is a rugged ship that gets there and comes back." VV May Force Ira Bryant (Continued from Pago 1) recent AME General conference, charged with criminal libel against Bishops William A. Fountain, of Atlanta, Bishop David H. Sims, of Philadelphia, and R. R. Wright, of WUberforce, Ohio, and Dr.

Arthur S. Jackson, finan cial secretary of the amis cnurcn. The alleged libels were published in the "New Era." The opening of the trial last Wednesday found the courtroom, Room 296, filled with church digni taries and leaders from all waucs of life. The churchmen came pre pared to meet any proof required to establish' the libelous nature of pub Bishon Fountain, who was sched uled to speaK, snissea me commencement at Morris Brown college for the first time in 40 years. Bishops Stms and Wright, in order to attend the trial, were forced to be absent from the meeting of the Fraternal Council of of which they are of ficials, meeting in uouim, xao last week.

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The officers will complete the course June 14. in India and added that the importance of India and Japan in the present war makes the ques tion or a coior Dar a gooa aeai more important than ever before. granddaughter's graduation from this institution. Accompanying the churchmen were accountants, auditors and secretaries, Including John Cromwell, certified public accountant of Washington, D. Charles E.

Pro thro, "business manager ana assistant secretary of Morris Brown college. St Nerfh Africa, Improvise steve est of discarded oil drum. Col, William Smith, Oklahome City. and T4 Witlerd Brown. Atlantic City, in scene at 'extreme right, perform necessary maintenance en jeep somewhere in North Africa.

Army rietonal Service Photos. 99tt IFUEI3S AUDI ACTUM (Continued from Pago I) at roadways, bridges and1 gun targets. Just recently they were credited with knocking out 100 enemy trucks. They have been active In furnishing air support over the junction of allied, forces advancing up the coastal route with the An zio beachhead fighters. DAVIS FULL COLONEL; CAPTAIN HALL GETS DFO Lt.

Col. Benjamin O. Davis, son of the only Negro general in the U. S. Army, was promoted to a full colonel.

Colonel Davis, now in command of a fighter group which has been participating in ac tive duty in Italy, was Iormeriy commander or tne 89th. Capt. Charles B. Hall. Brazil.

who has three German planes to his credit, and who is now in the States on a rest assignment. nas Been awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross first Negro flier to be thus for his "extraordinary achievement" in shooting down two enemy planes during patrol duty over the Anzio Deacbhead on January 28, this year, 'Democracy Must Work Here Dr. Beall Tells Shaw Graduates Perfect Shot Doubting Officers Amazed As Texan Fire Perfect Score FORT SILL, OKLAHOMA There will be no more doubting Thomases in the 686th Field Artil lery battalion of the Field Artillery school when Pfc. Oscar Slmms, Austin, Texas, tells of his feats with the carbine. At a recent rifle firing.

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Tne maian teaoer urged that Mohandas Ghandl and Jawaharlal Nehru be sent to the next peace conference to represent the Indian people. Sastri pointed out the inherent dantrers of the domination of a large majority of colored peoples bv a minority of another race as RALEIGH, N. "If we can not make democracy work in North Carolina or in Georgia, how can we make it work in and among the people of Europe and other distant lands?" asked Dr. Nobel Y. Beall of Atlanta.

as he ad dressed 58 Shaw university degree cajKiiaaica ana cn uver uuw auui ence at the 79th annual Shaw uni versity commencement exercises Monday afternoon. May 29. in the Shaw university Greenleaf Memor ial Hall. Honorary degrees were conferred by President Robert P. Daniel upon Miss Nannie Helen Burroughs.

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