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I' IT. 1 rr 1 ncsii vrorKcrs t. get $1 an! U.S. "base. news, that the; I chess of Wind their ii Waldorf As rm Alt DEPART mil now at In Its jm crow law.

K. i the err War'Pt i who flrrt trll tr: their ofTicers 20 places of in Washington. Ne cf the In be gratifed to ir. propnate steps" bv the War What those Hastie doesn't VF.nlJNA NAACP fte ht th Ul3 rWt A mflOMM it ca be rrwin why mor in tb Soth not want min and eflort ii'i'd thV pfn tax i afford to pa former urr.picn whose i rrent of KTauvy (Effitls IFnirsil (EcrollaDircKdl (CaDiimimmnssnapimedl 111 rn 4 hea equal is a Dempsey man rordce during democracy, ed for this one 25.000 to Army Neverthe ccrj'cral and Ci A 1 AMCEl "uw Columbia n4 JedjcaJ cJmk1s d3t not socially Thia is bnt OLA FEPC GET gOBSWILL Chairman Thousand of Job for Negroe. HAMPTON.

June 25 now iquir i iBolciiv declaring imi i ci tfM wur thousands of Negroes are. go enJt nf img to get jo I Vnr ovr.fr.t nn.u Committee a hearinp w.T MaJcon Maclean, chairman Sid pTedent of Hampton said "I believe the Birmir.grharn hearings trere.amonjf in cesaful and. fruitful, of an these held far. Speaking eiore a Hampton alumni Sa shortly arter ki7 rved on Page i. Col.

KE30X AOT 2000 RUTH HJJHGTOJrS MARRIAK HEVEALtu 5' rton famous band ieac Darnel Ja f. taiVrv eaJed here Mor.ua, mcrrur. mmd in Canada to amea. Canaca lLe. The crejw now OewhaftTSsadtT Maclean Scoffs at Georgia Ruling HAMPTON.

Va, Jane Dr. Malcolm Mac Lean di rountrd rrport from treorrta that Neirroea cemld not be trained in white tocational Khool. He state there no law to prevent white touchers frwm training eirte or prohibit them from brine gained in whit cboU ttornev General Ellis Ar naJL candidate for Governor of Geortf. ln 1rnMl opinion Ut week said buildlJtr erected for wntte mav not be ined to train colored Industrial worker. 8 WHEN Ii WORKERS! i Wo Prttsbursh Courier is VVASOiVj.

tha. our white now a ueu fQrerrien Coast Guarpnen tvw narticipation tne ijeDaruiK: S3s? Motor Car Company Piart Str.Ke i Lic; Detroit. i' krr Tr n.mes of the four bore MM rtKhard T. eie rutixe beard fwTft frformed cf the Nvy, 'action, said and the Naw vr. the dichrse.

these men Thee ON STRIKE Unlike hi apeicretic manner iContimMsd on. Pff Coi Cour.c.mar. a an 2 ank Crow va.tr.. cf Yc fc most pro thrilieJ the a er.ee with tptr.e?. ast.

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i BiSULTS 1W DIX Two Barriers Divipprar at Opening of Heanrs. BIRMINGHAM. cn Fair Employment Prac oT'thV tice threw fekr isto the; over tnese pcratjcrf a subsidiary cf the Cocal a. ccmp anv. rerme i one cf the mtst v.c:cus denial cf emp.oymer.t i a arreerr.er.t "ith 1 mem hers the fcmm.ttee private ses'ior.

ihat they wcuii C' Uy.J Pa; i. Co IKSURANCE COMYEKTION IH BIRMINGHAM. MX Will Be Covered Bv M. S. STUART Courier ColuirnUt Sext Week RACE WASHINGTON C.

from te Ure oe.cr mcveJ "tne Dun ran rrr 4ler a.t SOLDIERS ON ALL RONTS Jlr 5US1SC3 rrpuru he couid only aay that they are ro iato other area jsr. as opportunity Randolph Calls jVLVC Commnnijfic VEW TOBK. June 2i A. rhiUp Randolph, National Director of the March On Waah inrton Movement, branded a lommunirt the victory nun me tinx slated by the rro LAbor victory Commirtee ln Harlem on June S. BUSES BANDS FACE TOUGH DAYS Office of rWene TTanspor tation Asked To Save Bil Uon Dolsar Band Profes i ic n.

i Br BJLLV BOM TbeatricaJ Editor 1 NEW YORK CITY. June 25 In a valiant attempt to( ave? Ol Cf Wa; Kf Jeaders t. res tt ricss 'Ww vii Bo'r i is last en ti W' Vcne pari i sKed arout the location of Ne Detro.t ttfctf tV L.C fmsa the United States every move tnai er areas than Austral and lUi both the a co.ctc ma. r.a..e; forces last we hopes o. pre ivenun? the ocmr.fte curuuien.

of bus traneportaTion traveiinr r.t sjc rears i D.fK sur.r.e: has aKd perrn.s? ion Nv.t 1 Ajt ar vr r.ava. hri has ha1 ar; r.cus carter Vr.rl Sams Navy. RArn. June hvJ JO JQ SnTY FIVE THOUSAND STRONG AJ NEW YORK CITY'S MADISON SQUARE GARDEN HEAR SPEAKERS TAKE MILITANT STAND FOR DEMOCRACY 1 I tyrT 'yl v.m i. 1 1 "If I Trrr NAME PROJECT AFTER SOLDIERS Weanrr two Ccr.rrrsf.ona: Meda of Honor.

rates a salu'e frrm the Pres.de tf.e and her. a Navy vefs'I he p.pd aooari and tr srr. accorded an admiral cf tra feet. Hs wen fams and ths HARVARD STUDENT fJSIOH IN MAVY AS 11 ill I nJli I (MUM TOHTS imiKDE mum fMM1 lunbailM: Lhe Feitura. Ltt New Leader In Advertising, C'ncdatien and Neat Cleui ind Proertwv.

SS. TsZ VOL. XXMIl Nn. C6 MTTSBrRGH. PA, SATtBDAY.

Jt'NE S7. l4i PRICE TEN CENTS to TODAY Jl CiGE S. SCHUYLER Twentv f5v thousac Americans participated jrantic March cn movement at Ma i Garden sr. Ycrk last Tue iar niffht. a5 many of the na tiro's rr.ost inibta.nt ipeaiter de r.eunced the Axis atd the fee or i liberty witiun our home borders.

From this colorful, historic exhibition of unity came an epochal point program desicnedto improve the conditions of 12.000. tXX) citizen or vr.e VSCMl! Wrt. ihrc some Of th brilliant leaders whose dec.a. 1 I nn in th. si Ift to rirht A o' C.r&."tf th tt Ul Square i liere tSe mother of OieA ier.

condemned sharecropper. pleaied: My boy a please save him. he's I ve rot." Waiter "White, executjv tary the who dec.ar 4 to en oae." Dr. Mary Be here Mrs A. Ran SpGabePC IIDeffnime uEeaH ID)enmioggacyM HER0 WANTS TO MEET THE JAPANESE or.y is THEM 95 Br Lrnr a.

duckett tail Correspondent NEW YORK CITY. June 25 FcnreT a lily cheers? ross section which cut bold across outical. der.o:r.a icna: ar.i fVc: a vast ttrcr.z to wii.r; th 7 5uare r. er. edJiV artrcval cf i cf rr, ji a ha r.s applause frcm vw r.ri T.es from 2 r.rs r.ar.cr.

rr.t r'. tar.t Ner eaders exprur.ded er.tr. Arr.errs Nerro are i t'c r.p t. aAi ir task cf crjjh TV. Prpeident's Ccrr.mit 'dei who'ha refused to h.re colored! wr.rkers ion skilled war product c.

i I. L. sreek tefcre he 1 'cVeduled hear.r.ps were opened, 'to r.arr'iers were vciuntanly low. ty yr rs were he'd St he Federal courthouse here lartj iThurscav t. ffh Saturday.

ve lar LC2 ill medals for cs th sm cf th tc pdo. the hero is :r.z srrr.e cf his D.rk Beam rd Chief Mate ric at his home hv Interrattcnal Nen. BESOtlOES Tne neu Lberahzed Nay policy cf accept ng Negroes for given another fcoost last Thursday when a young naedi i nf' er hrvxh Thrrrsdav when a VOUnr I tv frr.fn'inrd tc'rririis5ioEed effcer to ever hold ranJc in v9. Rrrr.rd Whitneld Pxbmson. Harvard university mecixal student, was i rxrr.

as an ersin in xe aC0URIER CASUIPAI6N Flser cn May recf.ec from Screar the cath lt Thursday A. Ktude t. R.otir.s ihe caed to artie dT unt.l se ccmrtes his profess. rnal trair. inf.

Ke a sr. ember cf the class of 4'. ar.d he commissioned srr upon gr 5F0R RETiffl: OF D0R1I PECLL TO THE COt RIER By Staff Corropondent WASHINGTON. D.C June 25 Where is Done Mfllei? Hhy can't Done Miller, the niesnjan who risked life to sae that of his djins captain at Pearl Harbor, bo rrturaed to thU counrr so that his people may see him? tt k. A.

th. n.m rrrrjnt finrl it mat to rf turn other men commanders of battleships, commander of submarines and destroyers, aviator and other personnel and so difficult to return the heroic xness boy, Doric 3luler 3len who iougnx in me wra ia mj keM rtTi rned tn the I'nitexl State. bleu ever dealt the band busi i victcry hcus." project Men who fought at lidw ay threj. weeks ao hae bees bands alocr other cjv.uana as ordered ry the Defense Transpor tation board. (C on.u njmd om, 11.

CoL 1) a 34 a nier ccr.ttr cticrv Umxrti and ths I'ultd State. tu'Dcrtv i' named the rooks hemes! Febnian are in Washington. Februan are in wasninxon 1 4.WiWi V. Nerro soldier who "as killed action near Fort Stotaenfcurr tv. pw.i2:BeiM ut December land wu the armored force first caa oX tfe has been! Men wo fought at Bataan and Corresdor in Jaxraary Yfn nhn in the raid over Tokio ia April are here pepping' op production ia ar plants.

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