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3I3EM COJITRBUTE ITrOFJC July rrom )tbr rtMrrz ef the Ftm ttre contributed 110 a tj XAJLCP far wrtej to a letter from Mkbel Ipv. priApai of th ehooL i. ku M. JUL LtfURPAY, JLXY IS. 1W2 1 itr.

ble Service Xumher of ani Color Follows in family In ir.ntes service r.r. rental VS. fienotes ser as r.t thoat US. t'. Vr.MM soldier hf in the ir.j coupon with 'n or fUmp, to 5t cf Emblera re and mail to Campaign The Pittsburgh 2i2S Centre burgh.

Pa. A Eaaon of the Fr SvnaJ Efea Keren Ami mt It ti3 oat cf thm riS of th NAACP i i SERVICE EMBLEMS HOSOR OUR ms is uniform ftrlesasC its' 'iillLE F0B AB abolish the desricabl poll tax Rallying to the call, the offices in Washington have been receAingj LEADERS OKAY! 'WIN THE WAR' IET If! DIXIE RAIXIGH. N. July Issing a call for a great South lUrn Wio The War mass meeting toj held ra this city Tuesday, spon Qf I iors say: The finest sons of the South i. 1 mrmrA services Of llour Jountryi Cclia.

Kelly Jr, of i mi rvkr ij Miller, cf liWacoL among the first heroes i this war. axe stirring symbols, jef the c'd tradition and patriotism; 'of the South. Thirty million Amer Z'esjsa of the Southland stand ready Si to make every sacrifice for 1c tory over the Axis enemy. Our democratic traditions, ourj national indepeidenc. our very ex istence as free people ara daggered by the enslanng foreeSj or Miller sua I ictory in this total war requires Vthm full energy of every Amertean.

I'of every Southerner. Th are practical tasks before us; to 1 send our bt on and daughters Jto our armed forces; tn fi or best efforts to au avn. p. all our cooserentions; ts lnroTv the ast loyal body of Southerners. Negro and white, JJ' effort: to build national unity with the fan vigor of our democratic fartk.

Sotce of the ouUtsjdmjr MtM of the South, Including Dr Graham of th university 01 Carolina, have affixed their signatures' to tha call Negro signatories ara Mrs. Mary McLood Bet hunt: Charlotte Haw klnsBrown. Waluu Dr. Atlanta Dr. IvOD MUIU ei ert P.

Danlet lUlelgh Dr Chaxl P. Johnson, asnviue. gee. Oklahoma City Dr. Darld Jones.

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James E. Shepaxd. uurnam, others Speakers on the occasij bo re ii F. Mrs tit rsii rhairmsn 01 ST w7m. Jii i cf th.

eratio arty; i' r. Tiat and Paul tB, T.nnesaee Industrial Lwon couaciL 7J7 ZZZT wr if tkev k. A af tn. a. fl i TA Pittsbsrxh Conner.

4 it 95 more Conrrtran need to sire the Petition to bring the bill out eeic a vote on the floor of the House No 1.1 Doub Cluba throujhout ire IM kverct Car Ckav aaaal I la Sll STillia 1m Cm I si. va cour.try have pledged their ezcrts inn the roll tax Arht, an all 'important segment of the "Victorj at Home CAr Fee a. Cits. VS. PROCLAMATION zrst official "IJouble rwv in which the mayor of a municipality set aside an entire day for a eity wide celebration was held in Cincinnati.

last week, in which Mayor James Garfield Stewart took, an active part, along with hundreds of patriotic colored and white citixena. Top, left to right: Parade Marshal Charles Houston and tha Girls pose at head carters before the march uptown. Mavor Stewart, author of the ini 'W Pay proclamation in th I'SA, is shown addressing the vast citrwide audience WCPO. which so granted time to the Cmcy Council for the Uunch jr of 'W Day. Cicv flrst cluS.

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to brin tte Geyer Antt Foll Ta SMCOO Double dab members Bill H. R. IKi' to the Kou cfj 'were called on to flood their Con Representative for a vote. The bi, 1 maw 1 A 4 OB. a Con ter acd phone calls urgeatiy re quetttsg that they orce and for abohah tha payment of poll taxes 'in all future federal election Only fully garbed girl proudly resplendent in uniforms com piere wjin piintuc suon bbu hats, created for the occasion by Chairman Anne Ma ton.

pose in formation. Creating constant attention all over Greater Cincinnati are the YV Girl contest posters. They are being displayed in merchants' windows throughout the town. W. T.

Owen, president of the Associated PubLehers. Inc. is shown accepting a creed at the arcade entrance of Carew Trwer. Fiftn and Vj streets. Girls pictured in front of the main posrofl.ce building at Fifth and Walnut, opposite Fountain Square Pedestrians thouet.tfully read ta creeds in the preat majority cf instances Photr by Al Krupion.

Cmcy Enquirer Staff Foug. MCv; rat i i'i i i iW a II 1 A 1i Tf PAGE FIFTEEN try. 1 i a 14 URGES KEGROES TO REPORT EXPERIENCES VITH Ui.Ei. FTW TORI CTTT. July 1 gr workers la all part tie roan try are rged by the National Trbma Leagn rrport their esperteces In regtstrtag er bring referred for wax tn do Job through the CsfcS.

to tho Leges Office. 11M Broad war. New York City. The Lrg "baa beeo rondvetiag a national inquiry tut the manner tn which pahti employment fftce kae served Negiw appUcaars sance the V. S.

CpS rern nent last DerBber replaced State admlnistratiow ef tieee egVcea with direct Federal snanagement through the V. S. BresJ mt Empsejment Security. Every Loyal American should be wearing a "Double Victorj" Pin and displaying the Emblem in his home on his car and at his place of business "Double Campaign Material Now Available "DOUBLE WINDOW STICKERS TJKSfl sa gjwiea i Kt. 3 f.

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