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uu gtTITRPAY, JUNE 2, 1945 TuAlve Fliers Will Go 1 week. 3 List welve file era of Group will be status and at tfjLer.cc ItaJy. Jtnd moat r7 at tne me serving as instruc Air tnese orurn were Hut Dlaced on inactive CAITAIN IN GBOUF VUe are Capt. C. D.

m0 t. o. and first Xieuta. s. San Antonio, Indianapolis; Clin Virginia; Edwin Wsdelpbia; W.

sPate, Earl Sherard. Coiom jSfcr.d E. J. Richardson. 5J1 p' tese men have more umts under the War erVs urrent system of re 5 TO RLTVRS oincers lev.

have expressed the cOTjete their education er some type oi dusj that these men j'aetbe r. given discharges. RHEUMATIC PAINS 3BG FOOTIIOtD? 3 pk scared the grinding. 1 ei rteumaie peine, or tne Ek el ntumiil a K.Kiite formal erhfcli nelna apt Ckm psunful ailments. It in tVn ttx smallest arms ant at Btsrs.

far KlUATOL 4 si can try it a full moots rati! bard earned money. rn directed. Tbea look VfX rae: MONET BACK. OrrtK! cf VATOL arm cot accept 'frtTDtzi from our rery first aap kjf ey for your 30 day supply ute understanding mat LrjY 1311 ted. is fact overjoyed (asia cr ery cent will bo refunded.

eeed to seed money, fsi: 12 95 praa few cent postal deavara your XVHATOl. BOTANICAL CO. a to. 58i ftn Ye I.M.T. fcacsoLCSf) If yoor kadr la faaol.

f. baratrCtay.STarBacordJB cotorad. eao Me bottle of LACK STRAND will etuoe year etsaza bead ac saar ra a amnoOi. ovea. laatzooa, jot tiKicBhada.

All yooj ojeed to kae Oct har aroaya loakiaoT )aek aaal tcny a Stock StraadL Waotaar i ai3 yoor aair, or jaat to tooeb cp cr ha? at roots, partfatv'apiiiplaa roa II fiad BLACK STRAND aceejomieal aad wooder 4rrrt. Ar toot draaxiot today for MM. STRAND cm tfee rnaTOotoa rm fm piasm yoo er yoor ooery CION Biack Strand to be I asa? a aborted Sabject of Debate WASHINGTOIC. v. STATE Aeaaa 13rd Strartl jvi jfro soldiers who married woaaea wbllo ervtear wu ue aolect of 4t.

SJ811 Committee wok. ID! mUMP m. connection witli i u. by JUp. SameJ Dtekstein N.

designed to faCiUtata the vlJSZZuZr iT of aBens wno married servicezaen and wo Rep. Ed. GotMti Zr.y mat proposed to firht. with no holds barredTaSns? the entrance of any GermanaT ItaJ wur enemy orno raised a fan at American soldiers darinr Thn auked: What wui, uk uxw ixesro aoidior vt married alin whrtMo t. States which dont recogTiire such SENDS BILL RACK The delegate from Hawaii, Joseph R.

Farrmzton. vh wo Kr.M tin the District of Columbia, wanted mow wnai would te done about the brown skinned Polynesians. They are excluded from this country as a race Rep. Dickstein aairf "If i dier is wiling to marry that type Of lady, that's his business." td oiu was sent back to a subcommittee for further study. WSY I a When you've eaten something you shouldn't, and you pay the price with a sour, upset stomach, fafcs soofhzng rsFTO asMOL.

lastes good and does good. Ask your druggist tar PB TlOSTSVm, when your stomach ii upset. a fiomrtcn noooc3 oojbn tm Hanos of fva oa; 111 of rmr. fiaiwuhltfaf sVBi IwciacaoC cMRuag sTiftoOO'A. riMosBssac SssssssW DWOfifjos VStadCB BHsl s9ttsl bes" 4aldDW II faoad boiHi No eadar LTUJOON a ao XWlUirjri.r dttbdaonaaai fTont jafoUOOONafe Lt OOON aaa Oo sock.

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STRAN fnt It I jtl JtJ 7 leTaSo'S tecs otSJit JQIt past 9 aB jpssMjassX liiLSsTTLg Give Correct Mamunwenfi end CSwck Color Cftoicoo sjic0'" IIwM01imQuoeCI rCslKaASUm iaaaaa SEAT MCASVtcT eacWs srWTrtOf oorii. roy oalooco DaBury poMeia. tf are: way rCoatautetf roaa 2ae ewral other officers VT anown to have ia v. unjneunawe statement Ij no nw nng um com rrr. ownoer group.

sr" toe regular period of operational itiMm jTV wiUBBH TO maintain hi thaT'the wiuw voicers. AU the men in the group are sred on three demands hut. That th ihro ihgheld he released. That Selnv a l. duties.

That the War tuocruninauon. "We all want tn the officers declared. wtU the War Department decide whether we are or, aecoud raU soldiers or if there is going to be any differentiation, come clean and assert themselves." Newspaper Publishers (Continued en Page 5. Col. i) i or closer attention to the nroH icuio jcing ine veteran in order to avoid the discriminations and denials he suffered after the last World War.

They expressed their opposition to the establish ment or additional jim crow veter an nospitai ractlitiea as that at Tuskeo ee. The same policy of non segregation as is now prevalent in Armv hospitals should be followed in all veteran hospitals, they declared. They recommend the appointment of a Negro to serve in an administrative and advisory capacity to the administrator; who could devote his time to these problems. The conference with Representative Martin was concerning the pending legislation for a permanent FEPC and Federal abolition of the poll tax. On both these measures.

Representative Martin assured the groa that they had his own sup port ana tnat or a majority of the Republicans in the House of Representatives. The regular convention of the NNrA is scheduled to meet in New York City on July 26. 27 and 2S. Among those attending the ex ecutive sessions were John H. Sengstacke.

president of NNPA, and Charles Browning, of the Chi cago Defender: Howard H. Murphy and Carl Murphy of the Afro American Alexander Barnes of the Washington Tribune. Frank Stanley of the Louisville Defender. Carter Wesley of the Houston Informer chain. Mrs.

Robert Vann and Ira Lewis of The Pittsburgh Courier, J. E. Mitchell of the St. Louis Argus. Cecil Newman of the Minneapolis William O.

Walker of the Cleveland Call Post. Louis EL Martin of the Michigan Chronicle. DowdaJ Davis of the Kansas City Call, and Thomas W. Young of the Norfolk Journal and Guide. DEAFened LAWYER TELLS HOY HE BROUGHT HIS HEARING BACK tr vm iMt tj tvMnnf nla nM lr tit 3tv riinjiia.

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THE PITTSBURGH COURIER A sit BLOau oeiore at group ox men unaer his command, insult them and in jure their morale 1 ARMY HONOtS ITS HEIOES Commodore H. I. McCIoary, commanding officer of an itland bate In tbe Now Hebrides, pint the Soldier's Medal on fc. Robert S. Gibsoa, New York City, in photo, top left, for heroism, in rescoing a buddy who was thrown Into the river when tkeir boat capsized.

At right: Lieot. Gen. J. Lawtoa CoKins, commanding general, VIII Corps, awards the Bronze Star Medal to First Sgt. Ernest O.

Creqwe, New York City, at Eisleben, Germany. Creque is topkick of the 385th Quartermaster Truck Company, U. S. First Army. Bottom: Dixie Born Commander's Idea of West Point Military Academy, to answer some of the curiosity about the man.

After alL one who enjoys the huge responsibility at tendant upon the command ler of BORN IX GEORGIA been achieved. Hunter was born in Savannah I C'TT MOVED SOUTH fifty years ago. studied in Connecti I cut and at Lausanne, Switzerland. tie enlisted tion. signal cadet on May wi ri he was elevated Oct.

B. 194U. in lbu Tvi. waa commanding officer He was reduced to the rank of captain and transferred from the post as a result He is now out of the Army. The next base commander was CoL William L.

Boyd, who apparently waa an easy going sort of individual, but who. homehow. saw reason for establishing separate of ficers clubs for Negroes and whites in the free northern State of Michi the xne CONDEMNED "AGITATORS" "This country is not ready ruuvi so evr 4. caw 1 my H3p fa TVee members of the all Negro 742nd Anti Ai Artillery Gun Battalion now in New Guinea. rcaft They were awarded the soldier Medal tor heroxm displayed a saving two enlisted men from drowning in the Re nee River when the 742nd was stationed in the New Hebrides.

Left to right: Chief Warrant Officer Laydall luckmon Detroit, Sgt. F. Harold Tinsley. Washington, D. and Corp.

Eddie L. Brown, Perry, Fla. Presentation was made, by Col. G. A.

Chester. U. S. Army Signal Corps Phoos. Negro Fliers Seen 'Victims Of General's Planned Segregation By ERNEST E.

JOHNSON WASHINGTON (ANP) Right or wrong, the woes which have beset Negro flight officers at Self ridge Fiedi, Walterboro Air Base, and more lately the bombardiers of God man and Freeman Fields, are being traced to the doorstep of Mai. Gen. Frank O'Dris coll Hunter, commanding general of the First Army Air Force. The Associated Negro Press has? attempted to probe into some of commander the background of the general, a'P Tnffy product of Savannah, Ga, but not was Lieut, col. rirst Army Air rorce.

overiatitution founded on discriminatory also not without the i which General Hunter presides, nractices cannot truly sere the taint of the Self ridge Fieid un i takes in twelve States. These in people." pleasantness. elude South Carolina. Michigan andj Mr. Noyes also was actively con Organization of the 477th Bom ilndiana.

but do not include Ken 'nected with the Interracial ltduca bardment Group on May 27. It does cover God man Field tion Committee found Colonel Selway in charge. This group was assigned to God man Field. Kv. Incidentally, in the First Army Air Force certainly connection with the 477th.

the out neeos expianauon wnen ne wuimt was to have been staffed by all ly after their arrival, the fighter jprevaji in the aviation sec replacements ere told they could reserve as a flying mot use a common officers' lour.ee 18. 1917. and was land that thev were to be seereest commissioned a first lieutenant infed In the post theatre. Thev had; the section four months later. He! no alternative with the lounge mat was called to active duty Sept.

'tar since they had to eat. How 22. 1917 and was honorably dis ever, they refrained completelvj charged on Feb. 24, 1919. He was! from attending the theatre.

All! commissioned a first lieutenant in of this, according to CoL William the regular Army Air Service InjM. Prince, post commander, was 1S20. and has been strutting ever in accordance with the laws of! since. South Carolina. 1 "I spend more time with the problems concerning this base than any other bases in my air force." I bombardiers were moved over into aTar willing to accent a colored officer aire with which to contend.

But whites fw.m flskAmnrt mrm vlrAmH the are not in tne Army to tavanct: your race. i our prime purpose i' li not The excuse is still valid ard fighting for your country and1 cn mu fl winning the war. In that way mv can do a deal for both vour race I PLANNED SEGREGATION and your country. As for racial; Two things have become evident agitators, they shall be weeded out and dealt with. Apparently it concerned neither the general nor his Selfridge Field subordinates that Michigan has a civil rights law.

Seemingly they went about establishing a Southern jim crow pattern at a Northern Army poet, contrary to the local custom. It is the same thing which Southern whites object strenuously to in the South, but are quick to mo themselves in the North and even abroad as events have shown. The seeds of discontent then were well sown. The 332nd had been shipped Another squadron, the 553rd, rras being organized at the field iScddenly on the night of May 5. 1944, they entrained for an unknown destination.

This turned out to be Walterboro. S. and they were no longer the 553rd Pursuit Squadron hut rather replacements for the 332nd group. Their tCHi' aa ft paraa'ar waf bit. work HAVE UOIIEY YEAR ROUND, in this long history.

They are that Colonel Selway. even while deputy to his predecessors at Selfridge Field, had been the chief needier of the other men on the jim crow question: and that General Hunter not only has been in accord with the segregation policy, but has repeatedly indicated that his own runs so much In that direction that he might have been the direct inspiration for the jim crow policies that nsve nampereo morale of the 332nd and the 477th. Note should he taken that in the Selfridge Field instance the answer to protests was tne tranaier oi the units to Southern areas South Carolina and Kentucky. In the Freeman Field instance the answer was a transfer, this timefrom the State of Indiana, which has a civil rights law and not a few mixed schools, back to Kentucky, which frowns seriously upon race mixing Oddly too. the area covered by Make money: Every car can pay mi spare time or fun umo wuicir Heart way.

ftoccoaafoi mm and eromea are otn It all peer America. Tru caa mo tt too erasca the raaaaay roU "pay every ay! Joat Oiaplay Laarfey Heart line of medi rlaee, laieiiiaib aad bosaebold aeeeae)ta tbey PaU oa stcta to atranrer ae oay as meada. So esperienco aaedeC. We aaoe yoo now and the reac la eoay. Jot errtce today for tree aiaaplre.

free brae.tr book and oor Mapeao fm atnl oTfer. toD't delay. Make today jroar Learky Heart day drop aa pat card aad beeoma a Uarkr Heart aaeau Write Lack? isoart Oeu, Dft. imsata. Team.

it in itentucKy, however. In all the rowing, the inspector general oriice has made two in vestigations, and the last of which. at Freeman, being undertaken by Negro officers before commitment Maj. Gen. Virgil Peterson, the I.G.

overseas. Whereas the unit is about himself. In at least one of the re ready, this objective has not yet i ports filed, the conclusion drawn that General Hunter is just opposed to social equality for Ne I Maj. Gen. Hunter came up; Segregation remained effective Twentv fourth Infantry Reeiment WaX 0rder Tm lUVmS?" he now holds.

His permanent rank abolishmg jim crow arrangements, war rhrnnnir.nn.1 hinn, nf ia that of liamtenaLTit colonel to 1 a.411UC9 WU AiU4T WM 1 TANK UNIT AND 24th (Continued from Page 1) South Pacific. is as follows: The 32nd apghter Group was or pondent spent two and a half days "Oolo faaized Nov, 194J. at Selfridge Lt Waterboro inquiring and learned 194, rpr: ntan leld, Mich, a part of the First that soon after the transfer. Gen Btxl diy Fon Army Air Force. CoL William T.

raJ Hunter had appeared iwuubii, wuw suwi. ma iicsiu tvne men ana feur. the base. or restlmg 17. 1S3 1 Lr, First and Second five (like) Battalions'.

Transferred to iaiaiceiaJ. and aaaixsed to Fourteen Corps. Trilrd Battaikm. embarked at Havafisab Harbor: remainder at ri Jr 1. Dei en oSicer? and 1S2 en had appeared, Colonel rrince had.

HmtnS men cadre. to Fort been replaced. After their conclus Hnacmca. Ariz Ion. Colonel Triffy was transferred.

October IS. 1M2 Reorralzrd Oaa Caa At God man Field much the same' rn Company. Situation had developed. MT t. Third reoreantsed Knma.

mt r.nrni Inn 1 trie Mar 15 19 Second reortaa 1 ran. commanding ngnteri Indiana to Freeman Field. Colonel group itself, and deputy comman Selway still in command. On Aprilijune 27. i4 Arrived Russei! island aer or tne oase wss oi.

rwoert 101 men were placed under house Dec. i. is4 lUfsmect First Bai Seway Jr. arrest for attempting to use a com taiior. The men of group protested m0n officers' club.

Later whenj i4 Fir Ba armed vehemently. An investigation by others read a statement promising the Inspector general's office was to remain out of the "white club.tMYlb, lj' rc Ocean conducted last year, and General Hunter visited the field presumably to rectify the grievances. Standing before these men one day in April. 1944, he told them, among other things: ana were asxea to sign it, sixty 1 two refused and were also arrested, i Protests mounted and all but three; of the 163 men were released. The group was returned to God man YiNAlt wKava Vi pelled to use separate facilities.

God man Field adjoins Fort Knox mm WEDDING RlflG While Ihy lost 0 Oet Qua Ebaaat WCPPtarO aWaMS Inety rWCaU pnasnPy liariit. brabs Mi ni ii id Saum. Obaaild aaake aar avf or oaaiea ba49y aod nroed. Jtmx aad aaaae and aaMuaiao mt tPi lb ataaa vnU be arst as caoa. Barry! Band aar yoaa amiat pasbews OCTS CO Aao.

'SPl) bMlcMpaAi Navy Has 'Guide On Command Of Negroes WASHINGTON ANP Indies The accomplishment of the ac tive of the efforts being made oy the Navy Department tc win wider recognition for Negroes in the service Is the pamphlet now being distributed titled "Guide to Command of Negro Naval Personnel," it is learned. Issued by the bureau of naval personnel, the pamphlet was released within the department on Feb. 12. 144 over the signature of Adm. Randall Jacobs, chief of the bureau.

Unequivocally it says "ultimate tvs "ultimate the dismissals. He also contends university "didn have to have a reason for dismissing a faculty I member No reason for the diaM charge of Professor Miller has been given. In another open letter to the editor of the St. Louis Post Dispatch, Henry H. Noyes, former faculty member at Missouri who resigned last year, stat ed As long as a State educational institution refuses admission to Negroes or any other minority group, its internal structure will reflect discrimniation.

and freedom of speech on controversial questions will remain a mockery an in I FREE 14 KT. SOLID GOLD 14 95 It KT SOUP GOLB WEDODCG SXNG 2N Tsx 4 (It af laatiac 7 reaaiaa dliaaand la Mild rats' Mil. Tins, aaa encrarcd aatid saM 4dina ring tar Hfuumm aatiafaman Aa taaaaat III it mac. Hvr ttx Hro4 mm ear paaaiaa an imnl Uu: rteai Bfloti bark ruarurr Wc par aad ati tmtz caaraaa OrOeY taar. LOMO ELTI CO 5 I Dept.

0 45. 11 W. St. Brw Vark II. 1 I signed mission through the harmonious and efficient use of exist ing equipment and facilities should always be the objective of the commanding officer.

Joint use of facilities is frequently possible and desirable, particularly where the ratio of Negro to white personnel is not high. "Signs restricting the use of facilities to one or the other of the races are especially offensive to Ne groes and unaer no circumstances responsibility for working out so (should they be used in the Naval lutiona for specific questions must establishment. If the policy and does rest with local command laid down by the commanding of ing officers." The Navy accepts no, fleer is impartial, fair, and reason theories of racial differences in able, the men. white and Negro inborn ability, but expects that alike, are quick to realize it and every man wearing Rs uniform be! to accept the situation providing trained and used tn accordance I it Ss clear that the policy will be with his maximum individual ca enforced." pactty aetermineu on tne oasis oi individual performance." the docu i ment says at the outset. Poohpoohing the time worn expres sion of "separate but equal facili i ties." the pamphlet makes this' forthright statement on racial sep aration Students Protest (Continued from Page 1J SOQGICAL DILLS fcr Vholo Fanily Costs 3c a Day for Adults Only le a Day for Children K'e korol The aw Faatily Hospital aad Sot scoi Hxpenae Policy yoo need and waatl Om policy insures wboie fanuiy mother, father, caildrea.

aayoea froaa tnootba to B5 years. No medical exajmnaxion Pym op to nospitai aad aurg ical bills for i i v. SAkn aas cm perooa inswo. raya lectures by Negroes, inter campus to SlOadO doctor'a foes for operatioaa. visits between Missouri and Lin Pays op toXaO.OO for operatmg roots.

mod coin students, and a poll on the ad iewoa. aasbalawee. etc Covers aiccneaioe, mittance of Negroes to the univer aeeideats, operations, childbirth, feasale sity. in which 60 per cent of the diseitfiii and maay other disabilities not student body favored admitting aaoeted by other policies. You select your (Troe s.

ewaaacioraaaauiPim. nts init cov etax In a recently published letter to lmily Hospital aad Sureieal Policy iaaoed President Middlebrush. Professor DIRECT to yoa at special family rates by Miller has challenged the state roog company with over e3.000.000.00 ment by the prexy that aosogste pend bo money, pus of expression" is not an issue in VT 'VTT. ajwk wu wi, Act. 1 I that the bua den of proof rests with the admimstrauon to substantiate I tiuJMU i.atjKAKtK whatever charges on which they "i4? CONDEMNS DISCRIMINATION I Earlier during the more than I three weeks old controversy.

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