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ctfTKDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1942 IHIMMI r.VI denotes servtca .9 Continental U.S. I1VET. STAR denotes ser 'n seas or without "ii t. STAR denotes soldier" lest. his life in the rr.

t. this coupon with is com or stamps, to "er cost of Emblem Kd'pcsiage and mail to Campaign ctcr. The Pittsburgh 2628 Centre Pittsburgh, Pa. ma REE ion. This development was called to throughout the country are proudly displivlng the "Double Service Emblems in their homes.

This attractive emblem was especially designed pay homage to Negro men fighUng in Uncle Sam's forc es. The "Double Service Emblem is printed in fed. white and blue on a hlrh srade white enameled paper, 6x9 inches, and gummed alone1 the edce so that It can be placed either in the window of the home or In one's business es tablishment. If you have a son. brother, husband or other close relative in the armed forces, you are eligible to my ix Wi Ui' i C.

Hhnm nH ttia OU OUttS PlTatll aHMCL vn Of THE "POORI ClUSS Of AMERICA (t MaJ C'''. f1M. ma kmn (. Tbmmrm. ertsMr tai Cvees 1 In loyal ineriun 'should bt eirinQ i Double Victory P.n md displaying the Emblem in his home on his ck and afis place of business Double Campaign Material Now Available rvttrwa Mi et IN si i It i IfK' VH 4 sV.

rnM. Wl i torn Mn uoa St a ttrasi cm tmt at siesetJ nek mcti tu ii ei nn Ota 5 10c St Iflirsartaf satt 1 ie 30c CIAIS the transit Industry. The July eur vey oz mi unitea states tmpioy ih tttiniiAfi a tr.ff.u nfflAi.ia mem service inowea inai mere! Otto S. Beyer, director of the Di wer! 510re thn non whites. S.

Beyer, director of the Di orB Pn vision of Tr of flee Transport Personnel. Of m.l or bout 3.6 percent of Detense TraniportaUon. in, lot mof5h thm p.im Maui. companies reportlnr for July. address at the Palmer House, an cmcag o.

Wednesday afternoon. TEXT OF BEV'EB SPEECH At present they are principally cm ployed in unskilled occupations, but reports of using Xerroea as bus. Discussine measures which or motormen have come industry should adopt to meet oric City. Xmcvv Jersey. er declared: i ew mechanics employed "In the first place.

It can up in in iniustr STade its less skilled workers to'TRAIVED NEGRO more skilled occupations as rapid 'MECHANICS EMPLOYED Jflcto wi PH 'The transit companies are so mlt. This process has. in fact, been 'much a part of the front line of going on in me inausiry ior many industrial actlxnty that Is support emblems all you have to ao is: 1. Clip out ana mi in me coupon! which appears with this story.j Print the information plainly. please.

2. Send the coupon and 10 cents! in coin to cover cost of emblem' and postage to "Double Campaign Director. The Pittsburgh' Courier. 2828 Centre avenue. Pitts burgh.

Pa, ine supply or inese iprcin orv Ice Emblems is running low. so "a word to the wise is sufficient" order your emblem today! Thisi offer will not be repeated henf the present supply is exnaustea. CHlfflUET PENNY Pf 11 WASHINGTON. D. C.

Sept. 17 Tbousanda of Negro children in small communities will have a half pint of milk to enjoy with their school lunches this year, according to an announcement made this week by the Agricultural Marketing Administration of the U. S. Department of Agriculture. The first step in extending the school milk program to small communities was taken last week, when the Bethlehem Negro Com munitv Center of Spartanburg.

S. was certified to serve penny! milk to the youngsters tnroinB. In discussing the extension of, the school milk program. Roy Hendrtckeon. A MA had thJ to say.

"The school milk should be extended to. demonstrate Us value to every type of community and condition. Pre vious expansion nas Menunuwo to large population centers." ORDNANCE WORKERS MAY GO TO DETROIT WASHINGTON. D.C. Sept.

li ANP Although It had been re 1 mrtwi Nerro srirls working in tne. 'Ordnance department of the ar department were oeinj; suy la Washington when that di "ision was transferred to Detfoit the most recent decision is that NegTO workers may be transferred II they so desire. With that in mind, officials attached to Judge Haatie office are seeking information on the housing situation in Detroit, which was ilven as one of rean for asking tha Negro glrU to remain( toera. The Pittsburgh Courier FIFTEEN RA URGED LA BO (ME OF THE 18 OFFICER CANDIDATES OF THE CHEMICAL WARFARE SCHOOL IN MARYLAND WHO PREPARE FOR THE AXIS Vm VfA ts:) I fjr SERVICE EMBLEMS pi HOHOR OUR MS IN UNIFORM Sci" "Double Sen ice Ezblem with Number of and Color of Stars as Follows: Number in family In Service ODT Official Cites Successful Use Of Negro Motormen WASHINGTON. D.C., Sept, 17 The successful em ployment of Negroes as bus drivers and motormen in New Vork City, New Jersey, Florida and California, was cited at the annual meeting of the American Transit association thla wek In a dUcuiion of man 1 powtr prooiemi in mass tranipor 1 1 On the left, we have five of the eighteen Officer Candidates at the Chemical Warfare school, Edgewood Arsenal.

Maryland, saluting "Old Glory." Reading from left to right: William H. Lamd. Baltimore, Maurice L. Sisson, Chicago, James W. Mugerson, Flint, Henry E.

Anderson, Detroit, Mich, and LeVada W. Cephas, Lena, Ohio. Center: We find six of the candidates grouped around the retreat gun getting all of the information necessary to do a good job to give the Axis a "baptism of fire." Reading, left to rigfct: Walter J. McDowell, Hackensack, N.Y.; James A. Washington.

Washington, D.C.; Edward Howell. Philadelphia. William Powell. Philadelphia, Theodore A. Shell, Rahway, N.J.; Warren Drake, Ansonia, Conn: Left: Two officers of the eighteen candidates, reading from left to right: Thomas W.

Oakland, Calif and Harry O. Rice. Oakland. who will soon graduate and stand ready to do their all against Hitler and the rest of the Axis. MD WAR." SAY SBBi raeeRATse ADI skilled workers than skilled.

Any consequences in curtailing" the es beat interests of the nation, as well the mounting cost of living muuiiry wmcn pians us propram seniiai war services of the transit of work so that men can be hired industry as lack of material and in the less skilled ranks and then supplies. It is up to all of us to upgraded to higher occupations is! plan wisely so as to make abso at a great advantage in meeting lutely certain that no part of the problems of personnel shortages, industry is handicapped by failure "There are further opportunities to obtain an adequate number of for the employment of Negroes in trained and efficient employees." HER YOUR CHANCE TO OUR BOYS IN THE ARID HONOR OR Thousand! of Families Proudly Display "Double Service Emblems in Windows. Mothers. wives and sweethearts, display the 'Douhle EmMem. lo ODiain one tu mtir YES! We All Talk By SIARCUS II BOLXWARE SLANG tSED IN THE FOOD TRADE nnftTt vr.

inv trsieht sided r1ndrical ror.Msner han dles used for storing food or holding hot or cold food. BROWN BAKER Casserole dish. BULLY Coal ranre. frrriz W'yslirJ WASHINGTON. D.

C. Sept. 17 as of colored rPl' eerved A I ry i a yy. yyyiy 1 I i I I I I I I i mM 1 I I Here we find five of the 18 Officer Candidates of the Chemical Warfare School rlnt whe" bakdonts 'SWcV I'VT, hipTa" i.7rioni Edgewood Arsenal. Maryland, standing beside the retreat gun.

Retain ierx ro to the staffs of represent not only an economic but! concessional campaign oe demettic right: David H. Tavlor. Memphis. James K. Boyd, Durham, Josepn u.

skilled workers, can be obtained a military catastrophe. It is up th Program: WA "Enactment of necessary ar, Da is Columbus. Lee G. Bretherton, Dallas, Texas, and R. L.

PajTie, San An from this source, at least not in ali of Onvmmnt t. Airrrtar at the lecislation Is imperative, he said mans the immediate future. It is. never ment and labor to make certain! Colored division of the Democratic In this caterory he placed the! theless, a policy which must be that no such breakdown occurs. Committee, asserted in an rrantine of authority to the Presi preserved as completely as possi It is up to all of us to realise that'intervlew.

to reeuUte agricultural prices ble. It is much easier to hire un a lack of men can have as serious Mr. Houston believes that the and to fixe ceilinps to (Selassie Organizes For Post War Reconstruction By Our London Correspondent Th. list of slang expression. 'yn Ar.

AnnnmU Ymin "Gram Trailer." KfiVn: Sp celv. Director or srnooi ox ommrni; i in.c. i a fute. Tu.keree. Alabama Pa Nw Mlniifr't Arriva Denofei :lkr.B.

1. Hi i BAM PAN. BAMARIE Bain Maire or ht water tth u. to r. i iTl B0" hlJa 'trZ keen containers of food hot.

ma IC Re UtlODS Re ClUbllf bed. t.lf'rlhia appointed Minister of Justice la the newly reorganized government. MTNISTFRS MOSTLY bumping, takimj a MtAu niPrrir? srr.iory t0 Blatta (which means professor) Ayeia tne newt one of the most significant fe orker from a desired run. L.ed rnnr.ra..y among railroad; AbyMinian Minister, indicates that full diplomatic CAP strainer shaped like the tall hats worn between Ethiopia and Great Britain have ben re je.Jembers in the cablnetara in the Orient The colored diplomat was wl young men trained In Western FLAT For every seat In the dlninjf loom to he of tn. of ef Ta moit powerful man In A hyson railroads.

Professor Gabre is a native of V.r, ult lnl fter Emperor la the IN THE HOLE An order that is put In for preparation, to be Shoa. and as educated at the Presiaent or tne court MinUter of th interior. He Is re picked up later. JUMP. GET IT Work fast.

JACKET Chefs coat. KITCHEN BANQUET Burned sugar ar.d water used for brown color. MULE Fourth cook on the railroad. MONKEY Black Jack. Jack Johnson.

PULL Remove all food and clean after a meal as pull the range or pall the steam table. It may aJso appiy to one particular Item when Its services is no longer desired. RAILROAD Use a short cut method and STEAM JACK Either a steam jacketed pot. or steam table insert. THE DRIVER Dining far Steward.

UPSTAIRS MAN Waiter ho serves sandwiches and coffee in the coaches. "AFRICA AND MIDDLE EAST MIS' OBJECTIVE," Boldenf Ababa turn By FRANK E. BOLD EX War Correspondent 'is not so much manpower, ern weapons of war plus the psych ologlcal element of fear can reduce a country to utter helplessness in no time. German strategists realize this as well as the Allied Board of Control. The turning point of the wr will bo doubt be staged in tne Middle ca.

With the as it Russian camnairn still at fever I pitch and Enrland better fortified! than ever. Hitler will no doubt' turn his attention where it will ido the most good the theater of. iwar taht is not so heavily fortified! I In defense and loyalty. That will; of course be the Middle East acd. Africa.

In this theater, he csn, strike at the British supply lines' as well as endanger our own hem 'ispharte security by attacking the jumping off point at Africa. BRAZIL IS VULNERABLE If the German armies are victorious in this African and Middle East campaign, it will reduce Lns 'land to an utter state of helpless ness, as it is known tnat sne is only as strong as her colonial mnir, ntrtn.ti her to be. The' British Isles would be imprisoned1 and could leveled at will by; the process of air power and star vat ion. I With Dakar as a spring board) the attention of the United States would be diverted towards her; own protection, as tne coastline or Brazil is vulnerable to attack both by air and water. Our supplies to the Allies would be seriously en danxered because of lack of co operative convoying, and before) long it would the United States and Germany In direct sponsible for maintaining law and order throughout the empire.

The holder of this office Is ear old Dejaxmatch Makonen Endalkatcbo. Educated at the Lycee Menelik II, he became Controller of the Addla D)iboutl railway. In 1S29, young genera came to xonaon Lthiop.an Minister. On his re home he was appointed Governor of Ilu Bobor pro Nines. FOREIGN AFFAIRS MINTS TUB The Minister of Foreign Affairs.

the brilliant young advocate, I Aw Taavaa I do not believe that Hitler will attempt to knock OUt was educated at Montpelier u'ntvar the British Isles iust vet. The Nazi mind is far too clever: y. took his derraa ta READERS: Snd your questions tn Marcua H. Boulwarew The and devilish for that foolish Undertaking. As manV COm 'ln J930 he became Jeral adrtaar Stat Teacher' College.

Montgomery. Alabama. For a personal rew. rjetent critics of current war tactics have nointpd nut. the 'to the Emneror.

In 1933. Dr. Taa sead a stamped. setf addresed envelop. objective in present combat? appointed president of tha major objective in present court zor irying caaas) la combat i which foreigners tr concerned.

Is supply. If supply lines are with onlv the ein as a barrier Durinr the Italo EthloDlaa war ha closed. the mod. v. rts i At the same time we would also, was chief press oracer and accom have the trouble of finishing off panied tha Emperor into axil la the Japanese who by this time 1 1939.

would be doubly fortified by the Other Ministers are: Tsahafl Te acquisition of the riw materials of. tax Wolde Giorms. Minister ef tha 'the Pacific and Middle East, and Pen and Keeper of tha Great Seal; would still be bothersome. Negadras Gabre Egziashcr. Mtnla Odd isn't it how the security ter of Commerce and Industry; Ras the dominant white majority' Abeba A regal.

Minister of War; i must be determined tn a theater. Ato Makonnen Habte. Wold. Vfinia iof war whore sole inhabitants are' ter of Agriculture; Ato alafbo people or darker skin? i am oeep yadete. Minister of Posts.

Tela puzxled as to just who is the iy I ly dominant and ruling class la this world. Maybe there ia no such animal. graphs and Telephones; Ato Makonnen Deeta. Minister of Education. Desta studied at Harvard la the U.S.A.

GLEE CLUB CHEERS 'EM UP I r. 1 tat.r ia. Grouped around the microphone is a portion of the Delta Glee club, made up of members of a Quartermaster Detachment at the Greenville Army Flying school. Greenville. on the weekly Air Fore Revue, which emanates from the Post.

The Gle club also has its own featured program, appearing every Tuesday, as well as its periodic appearances on tho revue ia '4.