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43 I rrt who had nH so much to "uch. but there Tijc i captain is the 'X r.esrilar Army, West Point, 'jSier gera! 511 States Army. tCgcs are evidences CAN be done. CTsplaining and "17' accomplish little. rrctsst.

fighting'; Ti dcnitable will srts cciir3ge coupled 'i'Ci will accent 1 They'll give it rT rir vou'Tje got TV ra i mini i rr dtt cenx ok hirh rho4 rh think a nif ra lueston. BtKN rotary Bith a of tltaM sge. nearest leualUng xfld be issBited. sjt tisT think. 5e Japanese now are United States, i necessarily eraemifa it.

'jr Americans Bat Jaasese and the egroes much 'ararese. The Qu 3 it? tie worst "Uncle tzi stjeges that the iz iia ever had. Be xar. in the city of "itji was what is called! i2raticnai Setttement, rrri a Or a man was not zti V3 except as a cer his twti country, if rZ: In this country, as tss jets a chop stay i Ts'zx2 is anvthing IDte i irst thing he docs 3 a ccor bar. Tnatrs i rases the Japanese hates is.

He is such a stooge. VT istr. forrtguer a pv pit acaiscst the a Tt BJrxnt Tbeyl wa 'n wvtewvd. Had? to rr and war brlared srstat asr. Ar penalty wwiW kej 1W nnnt uad It fsi mkxx i thn satoMnx ta te ztv pmple ald wtrrk ik ithoqt a 3Z tnkni.

Th7 rooid TnitH States "avy. ar. foarteea miQlMi xs thw 'tMuitii whe fnr rhaare ta ftcht. lyr hsnr work. VT IV hm; inir resting about r.ar.

is the wav in ers up his shcrt a white man ious crime. saddle it and say he i 57urativelyj r.un. They i to say. how crime is whole race. ri qriite a lot raah.

Lock I the listen his cwn time, r.e irproach of at Pearl 7. r.aie.any effort tr.d the' dumb vhern Lockhart r.c:nt. and red the same. r. roint.

ta' Dr. I. Q. ir.e Monday Texas. assistants re Q.

that he r.t r. the audi ecurse. dear! a white manf querv from i "Of tbe many are MeTrishereT ir.t said four. to maJre a Soooed on 000 paople. 4 iifferea far thatihirad OFF VAtiTEQ TO KKOW THE FACTS NEGROES GAVE THEM REAL FIGURES! of severs! 2 Sets to be fall fledged iieuieuaau i States Army ri: It 3 lessen and mspir ever egru uuj rtiv were not FtttTPartcrnotiitLta CSSea of Facta and Figures eaSed leaden reprssentina; raieoa strati 25egro Ufa to Washington, to to out how morale could be "2enentir inmr UAm.

something to talk th COURIER 'DOUBLE GIRL OF THE WEEK nf mthusiastic suTJOCrt praise of the story on the Navy hero TT r. In line with thenew rttn use 'Mar. poBcy. WT honcr jriri Atlas News Photo ixuta Li tr leaders told tha VOL XXXIH Xo. 13 w.nww sv, fi 2fi Unconfirmed ttst for the "Double The Courier selects MLss Burks is 4 AtUiiiiri Hear In Betroii Case nrtted tnat the Federal would hateiTOLr a Teutenant I know cro bovs ho could have HDL, EU1U to aU i talk! War eageri WsdsH nuttnoed as the Mwraalof 1W Thine that teve WicT of nregt yeaxra, we emphymet he "whitewasnea.

but These rumors maicaxe wk highly Grand fy sensational evtaence aa oeva uncovered by the Craad jury Hr mfflMr OI inojciments arei imminent and that alleged mob leaders, who were behind the Uneectt orrti nirrd" violence in De trait on ine lAaxirruay uo cwhuj of Febrnary 28. March 1. are scuH rriajr to covar. 5ECBOCS TO I I HOMES Front another source. also been led The Cour to under five this will happen, is not known at! charges Goremmt agency.

Titer placed i esponambaity for lifting the tcne" of Negro interest is the present emergency directly at th door of the Federal Government. The first picture show jjein sant. Army aad Navy officials, including Arty. Theodore Berry, liaison efScer in the 0 F.F. Ueutesant Colanel Page, of the Army 1 I P.

I Live FeatmeaV campaign and her this week pretty Mabel a store cashier and hails Ash Equality For Army Day WASHINGTON. D. 'I 1 1) fort aigsufleaaxt Array Day in the hiatavy mt tke ReparJMic win be baerved UU year mm April a. la keeptmg with tJae Pii ilOenfs Prorla tfae OfOre e4 Facta Flgaves la arglag aaaWe for tocal irovrawat the try ta aamke aa etperirti exierx tm see that Negre traopa and ritt urns are grrem fall pper tsauty ta participate in all Is aaeeW ever the tig mt AStarney st. ry.

Us tea meer. Seek Pre be cf Gecrg b's Chain Gac Peonage ATLANTA. Ga, Mar. Aa poMcy 5t it thr tjiere win be Neero oe ivestismtiOB has been asked of nniiicr or tne rroeci howhmbiL. a.

wareww Justice I I I 1 1 IV IV I HI 'SOME WORK OTTS This sptte of the fact that icHiers. as reported by The Courier weeks ago. have al ready been landed in Australia. The significant fact is that the Nejrro units already there are semi work units, composed of Quartermaster 'and. probably.

Engineer detach ments. These soldiers left this country (Confmacd oh Page CoL i) mm ITralllY'iH CJE31T CHURCH LITTLE ROCK. Ark. One soldier. Morale Division, and Sir.

MarLeiah himself listening as those in the second picture "have their day is court," Included tn the second picturs are: R. CfEara. Lanier of Hampton. Bishop Russell. C.

Spaalding. T. Arnold Hill. Earl 3. Dickerson.

Mrs. Mar jone McSenxie Lawson, and others Photos by Earris. Lecder In Advcrtissx, end liesss PLTTSBUnGH. PA SATUKDAY, JIAKOI 28, 1M2 Qeaa'asd Progressive IT ls3 liu li uvl IS LJiljJn RUMOR WHITE EDICT GIVEN TO for confirmation to leave has been such little doubt that the Aus tralians have that they jTant Nyro combat units in country. ONLY' U.

S. WASHINGTON. Mar. 26 Australia's "white soldiers edict, said to have been delivered to the United States government, has excited deep resentment among, Negro leaders the Capital jLIlbotxch it nas bean tmpoasible so to obtain efnclax conrirnxa uon of the position taken by Aus itrsha. official reaction to requests 1 i boaiifliicud PRICE TEN CENTS lAi fan nnn Read A IIDC CQLC2) RCfU to a ftm rr tui RSVEALISG ARTICLE In Next Week's Edition I assail ls rThnxsday endorsed this newspap i i By ZXiAK T.

KOCZTLAJJ NEW YORK. Mar. 25As a small army of Courier photographers in a dozen cities were making pictures of the nation's leaders wearing tta official TV badre wendeu l. wouoc, er's Double victory campaign, and for the first time came oot four square behind The Courier's editorial fight to end discrtmina tion in the armed farces cf the United States. At the same time the former Republican presidential candidate paid trlhne ta The Cocrier's sensational scoop of the wajr two weeks azo when it exchisrreiy identined Miller, colored messman hero of Pearl Harbor.

Moat of his ad dress was devoted to flier dar i'inz exploit. NOTED COLU3tVTST GIVES OKAY Miss Dorothy Thompson, another speaker, also endorsed the "Double jV campaign, dedariny: snail win this war at horns and abroad. This bloody strugxle of the human race wis result curtirg its bends: to burst at last into a twen (Con on Paye i. Col. It b)U ARiMY AIH FCriCE TO TRAGI 77X0D I NETW TORK.

Mar. 35 The XT. S. Army Air Force baa said that it will train 77.003 Jfejroes this Tear, but it won't say whether they win be 'bombardiers, scouts or laborers around air fields. Colonel Fred C.

Milner of the AAF. said in response to an inquiry from the XAACP that pUn for the trainiRs; of Negro Aviation Cadets aavs sot been suSfaentiy xrystamxad to admit of BILL WOULD AUTHORIZE MEDAL FOR MESSMAN HERO TO DIXIE WORKER BRIDGEPORT. Conn Mar. 26 Admittig that ous crohlem exists and that the situation is meat seeking to lessen the sen tickhsh." CIO officials here Mondav were attempting to straighten out" difficulties between race and white workers at the plants r.ere cf the Aluminum Company of ca. one ise tooti japor.

formal cogs in this coun i defease manufactanc; eetup.i put rro weeks. has; iearsec mere were a seneat of outbreaks between white so ath i em youths brought here tn jrreat! numbers ay the Aluminum Company and the race workers. The youths imported here through: the offices of the National Youth. 'Administration objected to working: side by side with the race work Jers and to the equal and non dis enminatcry treatment of the racei men. Some cf the race workers 'have bees at the Aluminum plant! for 10 or mere years.

RACE WORKERS PROTEST 1 As result there have been a num 3i ber ef altercations. The manage jtally beaten here 5: night by white civilian officers a.fmc The company it ts under the pnesence of four white military goyi i pursue a policy of eg 'policemen. regatmg the white and race work The beating and oc ers in different parts of the plant curred at the eotner of Ninth andi L'ntil the importation ox Race End into fraternal orgamxat tenaHUii a Sergeant, 'berveen the va groups segregated: annthpr hni. the race workers' lockers to an (Cowtmaed 'x Pae i. CoJ.

Continmrd on. Page i. CoZ. rhlte' i I Copies of "BLR. 800." the bin introduced last Monday by Congressman Jobs D.

DtngelL Democrat of and 227 introduced by Senator James ML Mead. Democrat of New Terk, which win authorize Presadetst Roosevelt to present Doric Miller, the messman who displayed such raior in the sneak attack at Pearl Harbor last December with the Congreaaional Medal of Honcr. The medaL the highest award which an officer or enlisted man receive, shown in center photo. The moseman. although, untrained, was the hero who manned a gun and fired away at the enemy until his dying Captain ordered, the ship abandoned.

Miller howed great courag in fighting off the enemy aad risked his Mfe in trying to save his fel ew Services (Eove CireallStl IFdDir SedraDjp Ever on the alert recognise a sews scewp aad ta grre proper credit to the oarres from which is arigiaatea, tk fal lowing news services, radio commentate? and daily acknowiedgrd The Courier' tery a Derie MSSer. the Messman of "Pearl Harbar fame. In appreciation of their geeerity. we publish the aann thoe whe used the Miller story aa it appeared la The Fittaaargh Courk (nternationkl News Service, Asaeciated Fresa, XTadted Prew. Acme Photo.

Interaatioaal News Phates. News Tribaave, tVaoo. Texas: Chicago Herald Aarierican. Sti Laaia Aoverlota. N.

Y. Daily New. Radio News Service. Cal Tinney. radia eoniwcatjja ter aad the Oaklaad.

Cal. Tribune. 1 Leaders emaiid GdveFBMaeinitL DiscrimimatioBi At OFF Meet By WILLIAM G. XTNN WASHINGTON. DC.

Mar. 26 Archibald MacLeish. director of the Office of Facts and Figures, the Govern rnnt's huge propaganda agency. Army officials. Navy officials and probably President Roosevelt himself today knoir that Nesro America wants something done! Fridav afternoon, in the Whittall Pavilion of the Library zroes representing business, tk lh V.

9mmw i i as thS conierence progxeea.foe acmaoa. oss and sffrwdj admitted their inaxality tot "Settle once cf Congress, some fifty representative American Ne and for aU a Nivy tnat Governor Eugene; culture, voiceo tne grievances ter morale unleas the GovernH policy which win allow enlistments inlni mr but last week in Washing iTmlmadge. Georgia Cietatortairthe entire group and by inference ment stepped in and gave themitn every branch, wim equa cnan itntei 'a1 mTTL ATrfttoa. John A. Elandford.

National chief executiva. is paroling: chain ways and means foj something to about. for advancement. frtf vent. wx tn inmiH.ii to work out the1 Nn I nn iH fartifT moral for! "Xhniuh leiTtrihoa and dis ear down tne oars wnicn pre tnnnua rit hia determination that "rt 1 rut of their sentences on prt uowu.uuu ciuxens aunng ise pres icrurunaxion in every Btjnaoiii ctmhhioh tut urn sumiaaa; 1 re owned farms.

est wax emus. of the tioveinmsnt. was one ox lines. "Take definite and coaitree tm relativs to the Sojourner Troth Housing Project la Detroit." sooaia ciacrtnn nation tn war industry." The words of th sneakers at (Coattesed ea Poos CoL CI 1. til' Hi.