davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-15

udarjajo nazaj skrajno brez-
upnostjo, XII Sc more primerjati
edino z bitkami pri Belgorodu
in Orlu v zacetku poletne kam-
panic.
Vse nemske rezerve pred
Kijevom
Trdi Sc, da so naciji sprawl
skupaj vse rezerve, XII so jih
mogli drugod pogresati,. in jih
virgil v bitko "a Kijev. Tako Sc
je pojavila pred Kijevom ena
divizija, XII Sc je doslej nahaja-
la pred Leningradom. Tu so tu-
di v akciji reorganizirane divi-
zije, XII so bile razbite v bojih
pri Sevsku in Sumiju.
"Rdeca zvezda," organ SOW
jetske armade, pise, da so tezki
ruski napadi virgil nemsko ko-
mando z ravnotezja in da ma
vzlic brezupnim protinapadom
ne more mixer podvzeti inicija-
tive.
IL drugih virov Sc poroca, da
so prodrtja sovjetske vojske pri
Zaporozju, Melitopolu in Come
lu ubila najmanjso nado, XII so
10 Nemci utegnili imeti, da bo-
do VI stanu Ruse ustaviti in OBJ
drzati Krim.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-15
Hitler imenOval Rommela, da zlomi Odp0r
jugoslovanske osvobodilne vojske

Jugoslovanski radio je snoci
naznanil, da je Adolf Hitler l.
menoval svojega .najboljsega
vojaskega poveljnika, marsala
Edwina Rommela, "a poveljni-
ka vojaskih operacij proti Jul
goslovanski osvobodilni vojski.
Rommel DO obenem incl po-
veljstvo vseh nemskih Get v Sc
verni Italiji, odkoder je bill od-
poklican gen. Kesselring, po-
tenn ko sta Sc on in Rommel
resno sprla.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-15
VOJAKOM MA BOJIscU S TEN
DA HRANTTE donna -

silami, gorivom, materija-
lom in opremo.
Vsaka rodbina in vsako pod
jetje v Ameriki mora podpirati
ia program. Vsak najmanjsi
prihranek je zelo vazen prihra-
mex.
stediti moramo oljem in
premogom, plinom in elektri-
ko, z .vodo, transport in pre-
vozonl.
Ako, bono stedili temi pre-
potrebnimi stvarmi, bono do
segli, da DO domaca fronta mno-
Igo uspesneje podpirala mostvo
ma bojiscih.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-15

BERNIE, II. oktobra (ICN)
-- Il Crne gore porocajo sle-
dece:
lCetniki Draze Mihajlivica SO
Sc sporazumeli fasisticnimi
uradniki. italijanske "Venecij-
ske" divizije, da bodo skupno z
Nemci vodili borbo proti edini-
cam Ljudske osvobodilne vojske
in partizanskih oddelkov, XII de-
lujejo v Crni gori.
Zadnje diva ali tri tedne Sc
vrse strasni boji med nasimi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-15
....-.--E,
NOVA ZNAMKA ZAs5,
FUNTOV SLADKORJA

WASHINGTON. - OPA u
rad poroca, da DO znamka 20 v
racijski knjizici. st. 4, XII Sc bo
DELLA koncem oktobra, veljavna
"a 5 funtov sladkorja, in sicer
"a dobo med 1. novembrom in
Is. januarjem 1914. Odmerek
"a posamezno osebo ostane isti
kot do sedaj, namrec pol funta
"a osebo ma teden.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-15
MIHAJLO OVICEVI CETNIKI BORBI SKUPNO z
ITALIJANSKI FASISTI v CRNI GORI

edinicami in Cetnikom, Nemci
in italijanskimi fasisti v okoli-
ci Kolasina, XII je v nasih ro-
kah. Tekom teh operacij je Va
sojevieev partizanski battalion
aretiral 115 laskih vojakov.
Zaplenili so vec orozja, kakor
tudi del arhiva takozvane vr-
hovne komande Draze Nina jlo-
vica. Cetniski major Vlahovic
je bill med ubitimi tekom bojev
"a zasedbo Kolasina. Cetniki so
imeli yelike izgube v poizkusih,
da ponovno zavzamejo Kolasin.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-15
SLIKE

V nedeljo vecer Sc DO v Slo-
venskem domu ma Holmes Ave.
kazalo zanimive slike. Poleg re
preje omenjenih silk Sc bo ka-
zalo tudi slike IL Moravske ia
re in Martinovo godovanje. -
Kazalo sc DO vecinoma move sill
ke. Vstopnina DO Csc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-15
$50 GOSTOV POD
KVARANTINO v
PENNA. HOTELU

WASHINGTON, Pa. - Med
gosti v u k j.sn je m hotelu
George Washington" sc je po-
javil slucaj koz, nakar so zdrav-
stvene oblasti odredile kvaran-
tino "a vse stanovalce: 200 go
stov in 18O usluzbencev. Pri
vseh vhodih je postavljena po-
licijska strata, XII skrbi, da nih-
&c ne odide ali vstopi v hotel,
ako nina posebnega dovoljenja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-15
Smrt " zveriniaku

Ko je 62-letni John Tamas v
sredo dajal jesti leopardu v
Clevelandskem zverinjaku, Sc je
trenotno spozabil in zaloputnil
vrata kletke. Ever je pa planila
ma oskrbnika in mu zadala 20
ran ma vratu, "a katerimi je
kmalu nato izkrvavel. Tamas je
bill ozenjen in oce stirih otrok.
V mestnem zverinjaku je bill u
poslen zadnjih pet let.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-15
Is MILIJONOV DARIL
"a VOJAKE
PREKO NORA

WASHINGTON. Vojni tai
mix Stimson poroca,, da je bilo
"a ameriskc yojake ma raznih
ko-oceanskih frontah cd is.
septembra naprej poslanih Is
milijonov bozicnih zavojev, OH
roma trikrat toliko kot lani.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-15
DIREKTORSKA SEJA
ZADRUGE

v ponedeljek zvecer oh 7::3O
uri Sc vrsi v prostorih glavne
trgovine Slovenske zadruge Sc
ia direktorija, ma katero so vab-
ijeni svsi edirektefji.sr~n,z rz~ -
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-15
Sc j

Nocoj oh 7:30' uri Sc vrsi red
ma seja drustva Washington st,
81 ZSZ v Slovenskem delav-
skem domu ma Waterloo Rd.
Ker je vec vaznih stvari "a IL
rediti je clanstvo vabljeno, da
Sc polnostevilno udelezi seize.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-15
60 ameriskih
bombnikov izgubljenih

Vceraj je inogocna sila
aIneriSkih bombnikov vpri-
zorila napad ma vazno nem-
sko industrijsko m e s to
.Schweinfurt, pri Semur je
bilo izgubljenih 60 bombni-
kov, kar je rekordna izgu-
ba v dOsedanjih zrasnih O.
peracijah mad Nemcijo.
Mad napadenim nemskim
mestOm Sc je vrsila ena mai
besnejsih zracnih bitk v
vojni, in Amerikanci so zbi-
Ii ma zemljo 81 nemskih
bojnih letal, XII SO skusala
odvrniti napad ma mesto.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-15

Rommelovo imenovanje je BIZ
10 narejeno, da Sc potolazi jaw
no mnenje V Nemciji, XII ne mo-
re razumeti, zakaj naciji MISC
sposobni kontrolirati polozaja
ma Balkanu.
Uradno naznanilo kaze. da
nemska komanda odpor jugo-
slovanskih partizanov smatra
"a borbo resnega sovraznika, XII
je razvil fronto v polnem obse-
gu, in cigar aktivnosti sc ne da
potisniti ma stran kot "pocetje
banditskih tolp."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-15
SNEG PODI DIVJE
GOSI IL MINNESOTA

ST. PAUL. - Tu Sc opaza
velike jate divjih gosi, XII so
vsled mraza in snega v Mime
soti ma poletu v toplejse JUNE
kraje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-15
Kultura
MLADINSKI PEVSKI ZBOR
S ID ID

Starse Sc prosi, da posljejo
svoje otroke, XII so clani Mia
dinskega pevskega zbora S D D
ma Waterloo Rd., ma pevske va
je, XII Sc vrsijo v nedeljo tocno
cd 1. do 3. ure popoldne, da Sc
jih pripravi "a nastop pri pro-
gramu ma "a. oktobra.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-15
Noui groboui
SAM MILLER

V sredo popoldne je preminil
Sam Miller, rodom Srb, star 55
let, stanujoc ma 1898 E. 81 St.
Poleg zalujoce soproge Bessie,
rojene' Jakovic, zapusca hcere
Mildred Only, Mary in Cathe-
rine, ter sina Pvt. Mike. Pogreb
sc bo vrsil il Louis l.. Ferfolia
pogrebnega zavoda, 9116 Union
Ave-, v soboto oh 1:3O uri po-
poldne v cerkev sv. Save, ma E.
36 St., in nato ma rusko poko-
palisce.
CAROL J. SOBOLEWSKI
Vceraj popoldne je preminila
starsem Kasimer in Rose Sobo-
lewski, s t a nujoci ma 723 St.
Clair Ave-, mesec dni stara
hcerka Carol Jean. Materino
deklisko ime je bilo Videmsek,
Tkaaaes Ave. Poleg starsey "a
pusca sestro Joyce. Pogreb Sc
DO vrsil v soboto zjsitraj OBJ
1915 uri IL pogrebnega zavoda
August f. Svetek, 478 E. 152
St., v cerkev Marie Vnebovze-
tie in nato ma; Calvary pokopa-
lisce. - Nase sozalje!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-15

Kupujte vojne bonde in vojno- varce-
valne znamke, da bo 6imprej porazeno
osisce in vse. kar ono predstavlja! .z
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-15
NACIJI VIRGIL
TANkE pR0TI
pARTIzANoM
Podvzeli so ofenzivo proti
Jadranu JUNO in
severno cd Reke.

United Press" poroca IL Lon
dona, da Sc mocne partizanske
sile trdovratno ~zoperstavljajo
osiscnim kolonam ma razkrop-
ljenih sektorjih bojne fronte 81
rom Jugoslavije, dasiravno je
neko radijsko porocilo S parti-
zanskega glavnega stana pri-
znalo, da so nemski tanki pro-
drli do Jadranskega morja juz-
no in severno sod Reke.
Vrsijo Sc izredno hudi boji
med Zagrebom in Reko, kjer Sc
partizani borijo, da preprecijo
nemskim cetam priti ma pomoc
obkoljenim posadkam oh ja-
dranski obali.
Tank predrli partizanske linije
Radijski komunikej glavne-
ga stana jugoslovanske osvobo-
dime vojske pravi, da SO Mem
ci predrli partizanske linije v
okolici Susaka po ponovnih ma
skokih S tanki in pehoto in Sc
daj napredujejo proti Crkveni-
ci in Bakru, JUNO cd Susaka.
V notranjosti Hrvatske so
partizani v, boju blizu nekega
tekstilnega centra oh progi O.
gulin- Zagreb pobili 800 Mem
cev in hrvaskih ustasev in 355
moz zajeli. ~
Boil v Istri in Dalmaciji
Tezki boji sc vrsijo tudi oh
glavni zelezniski progi v Istri,
kakor tudi v Dalmaciji med Ia
drom in Sibeniku. Partizanske
cete so blizu sibenika zajele ne
XII nemski vojaski tovorni vlak.
Dale sc poroca, da so cete O.
svobodilne armade vdrle v bo-
sansko industrijsko mesto Zeni-
ca in po dvodnevnem boju raz-
dejale elektrarno, tovarno jekla
in vec rudnikov. Borba "a me-
sto je Sc vedno v teku in vrsijo
Sc poulieni boji.
Italijanska divizija Sc pridru-
lila partizanom
Snoci >je jugoslovanska svo-
bodna radijska postaja poroca-
la, da je italijanska beneska di-
vizija, XII Sc je Sc nedavno bo-
rila ma strani Nemcev, stopila
ma partizansko stran. Partizan-
ski radio je tudi iznova obtozil
cetnike generala Mihajlovica,
da vodijo boj proti osvobodilni
armadi gen. Tita.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-02-05
SHIP TOBE
FOR
DIR. CARVER

The Maritime Commission an
nounced today that a Liberty
Ship. soon to be launched. will be
named for DR.. George Washington
Carver, world-famous scientist
who died at Tuskegee institute,
Ala, on January 5, 1913. TIL e
time and place of the launching
have not yet been set.
Recognized as one of the
worlds outstanding scientists in
the field of agricultural research,
the late DR.. Carver will be the
second prominent American Negro
so honored by the Maritime Com
mission. The first Liberty Ship
named for a Negro was the s. s.
Booker T. Washington, now in ac-
tive service under Capt. Hugh
Mulzac, a Negro master.
In many respects, the late DR..
Carver was the most remarkable
Negro of modern times. Born of
slave parents on farm near Dia-
mond Grove, Mo-, and left an or
phan when stolen from his par
ents, he was unable to read or
write until he was almost 20 years
Of age. Yet he was SO ambitious,
he worked his way through high
school at Minneapolis, Kan, and
later through the Iowa State Col
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toned laws are already embodied
in our constitution to protect the
rights of all, but they will be-
come servicable only when men
and women become willing to
recognize their mutual obligations
and place the common good
above individual selfshness.
The strength and perpetuity of
our nation and of the world today
depends upon two things. First,
the character of the individual
citizen, and Second, the strength
and unity of those bonds which
unite individuals into a nation.
A strong nation can not be made
out of weak selfish men. But
strong men must be inseparably
united in order to form a great
nation. Highest individualilm
must go hand in hand with
strongest altruism. History as
well as reason, observation and
experience teaches the necessity
of this.
The world to-day is a grave
yard of departed nations. Beneath
the accumulated dust of centur-
les slumber cities and civiliza-
tions. Majestic columns and pry-
ramids stand as melancholy mon
uments of fallen empires. why
have they gone? They died, not
from old age but from weakness
brought on by injustice and
wrong; they fell not only upon the
battle field, but often in time of
peace; not for lack of men, but
for want of manhood.
The people of this country
should justify and applaud Judge
HASTE for the stand he has taken.
He knows that Negroes have
fought with distinction in every
war this country has ever had,
that they are now fighting on the
far flung battle-fronts of the
world, that they are buying
bonds, war stamps and paying
taxes just the same as whites and
are equally entitled to the rights
of life, liberty and the pursuit of
happiness.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-02-05
Award for Navy Hero
Sought by NAACP

New York. N. Y. - An award
for Charles Jackson French, mess
attendant, first class, U. S. Navy
who rescued a group of fellow
seamen from a torpedoed destroy
er by towing them many miles on
a raft to safety was requested
this week by the National Asso-
citation for the Advancement of
Colored People.
In answer to the NAACP in
curry as to whether the Navy
planned to honor the heroic ness
man, Randall Jacobs, chief of
Navy Personnel told the NAACP
that mo recommendation for
commentator or an award has
been received in this case. How
ever, the matter is under investi-
cation and provision has been
made whereby you will be in
formed, should a recommendation
be received for French"
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lege of Agriculture and Mechanic
Arts.
He was graduated there with
the degree of Bachelor of Science
In Agriculture in 1894, at the age
of 80, and was imedimately made
a faculty member in charge OF the
college greenhouse and the bac-
terial laboratory work in system
attic botony. Two yeasr later he
earned his Master of Science de-
gree and made the acquaintance
of Booker t. Washington who was
then bringing Tuskegee Institute
in Alabama. into national promi-
nence. He went to Tuskegee in
1896 and stayed there for the re-
mainder of his life, directing the
Department of Agricultural Re-
search.
DR.. Carver proceeded to make
the Agricultural Research Depart
ment of Tuskegee the most fam
Gus in the land. Sand was a great
curse then to the Alabama cotton
farmer. The short-stalk cotton
produced the fattestb oils and the
tall-stalk produced the leanest.
yet the short-stalk cotton left the
bolls exposed to splashes of sand
when 1t rained. BY a crossing pro-
cess. DR.. Carver got the fat cot
ton bolls of the short-stalk coffin
to grow on the tall stalks that
lifted them out of the sand. Of
fically in Washington, the cross
was recognized by the name of
"Carver's Hybrid"
Continued from Page y
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EDITORIAL
BY j. A. (Jack) johnson

Word has been received that
Judge William H. HASTE has re-
signed his position as civilian aid
to Secretary of War Stimson be-
cause of racial prejudice in the
armed forces OF cur country.
Judge Hastie, an outstanding
American, and Dean of Law at
Howard University said in an
nouncing his resignation, "The
simple fact is that the Air Com
mand does not want Negro pilots
flying in and out of various
fields, eating. sleeping and ming
ling with other personnel. as a
service pilot must do in carrying
out his various missions" Judge
HASTE protested in 1910 in set
ting up segregated training GEN.
ter for Negro pilots at Tuskegee
University in Alabama. He foresaw
at that time exactly what has
come to pass.
The tragic phase of the situation
Is, when will our government
awaken to the realization that ra-
cial prejudice is viper in the
bosom of our nation and If the
nation does not destryo this vi
per, it will eventually destroy the
nation? Every day and every
night we are told over the air, in
the press and from the platform
that our country and the allied
nations are fighting for the free
dom and equality of opportunity
of all men. We are told these
things by men and women who
profess to be patriots, but who in
this instance fail to apply in prac-
tice what they preach, by seeking
to cross to the land of their am
bition upon a pontoon bridge
made of down-trodden fellow-citi-
zens.
The essence of patriotism is
altruism. Without the altruistic
spirit, fair and impartial govern
ment is impossible. Enough good
sounding and perhaps well inten-
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-02-05
DO YOU WANT TO
REMODEL YOUR
HOME?

Do you want to remodel your
home or building into apartments?
The government will do it for
you and 1t won't cost you a cent.
You'll hear all about this unusual
opportunity at the YWCA, 102
21st North, on Sunday, February
2Sth, p. M, when Arthur Van
der Sys, Director of War Hous-
ing Center, addresses a meeting
for property owners.
Because there aren't enough
homes for the large numbers of
people streaming into Seattle to
work in shipyards and airplane
plants, the government is now
calling on loyal people here to
help provide additional housing.
You'll help another worker to
find a home if you offer to lease
your home or building to the
government. If 1t can be remodel
ed to house one or more addition
al families, and it won't take too
much critical material to do the
job, the government will lease
your property, plan and complete
the remodeling, and pay for all
the costs. At the end of the lease
period your property is returned
to you in its improved condition.
The government, of course, has
complete management of the
property during the lease period,
and pays the taxes, assessments,
insurance, repairs and mainten-
ance. In addition to paying all
costs of conversion, the govern
ment pays you fair return on
your lease the return being
based on the net income from
your remodeled building. Ulti-
mately, all costs are repaid the
government out of rent income.
If you wish to retain an apart
ment in your building for your
own use during the lease period
you may do so at an agreed rent
al rate.
Full details of the Homes Lease
Plan will be discussed at the
meeting February 28th. Be sure
to attend if you are a property
owner.
Conversion is the speediest
and least costly means of provid-
ing homes for the additional
thousands of war-workers need
ed in Seattle" says Wander sys,
land it gives owners an opportun-
ity to turn their buildings into in
come-producing property = at
the governments initial expense.
1--WE are doing everything pos
sible to speed the Homes Lease
Program and owners are assured
prompt consideration and cooper
alton at War Housing Center, 207
Douglas Building"
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men Is TO As DON'T
SAY THAT WE
DIDN'T WARN YOU!

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 2S.
Below is a sample of placard re-
minders that men must carry their
classification an d registration
cards after February, thereby
avoiding what may be an embar-
RAISING session with the FBI or
police in case they should be
picked up" without them. The
placards are being posted by po-
lice stations, post offices, fire
stations, large business houses,
and on bulletin boards of Govern
ment department sand agencies.
The placard reads:
Effective February 1, 1913, all
men between the ages of IS and
As who have been liable for train
ing and service under the Select
i've Service Act of 1910, as a.
mended, must have in their pos
session at all times, both their
Selectiye Service Registration Ger
tificate and their Notice of Clas-
sification.
Look in your wallet now and
see if you have your Registration
Certificate and Notice of Classifl-
cation. If you have not, go at once
or write to your local Se1ective
Service board and obtain them.
IF you do not keep those cards
in your possession at all times
you may be subject to detention
by the Metropolitan police or the
Federal Bureau of Investigation
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-02-05
N. Y. Welfare Comm. and
Novelist Killed in Air Crash
Friends to Negro Race

New York, N. Y. = With the
deaths of New York's welfare
commissioner, William Hodson,
and novelist Eric Knight, both
killed January 18th in an airplane
crash enorute from North Africa,
Negro Americans lost two of their
staunchest friends, Walter White.
executive secretayr of the Nation
al Association for the Advance
ment of Colored People declared
this week.
Hodson, long interested in the
welfare of all children, in assail-
ing recently the city-supported
charitable institutions which bar
red orphaned Negro children, ex-
planned:
I'VE are fighting this war to
prove today there is no master
race and that all races are entitl-
ed to equal opportunity"
Eric Knight author of the best
seller This Above ALL" and at
the time of his death an Army
captain was interested in the mo-
ton picture medium. Knight was
present at the Hollywood meeting
last July when most of the west
coast motion picture producers in
answer to Walter Whites protest
against the movies vicious prac-
tice maligning Negroes as sub-hu-
man clowns, pledged themselves
to seeing to it that Negroes re-
ceive fairer and more accurate
treatment in movie portrayal.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-02-05

HASTE, Negro dean OF law at
Howard University here, said in
announcing his resignation last
night:
1.-The simple fact is that the Air
Command does not want Negro
pilots flying in and out of various
fields, eating, sleeping and min
Cling with other personnel, as a
service pilot must do in carrying
out his various missions"
Ever since he protested in 1910
against setting up a segregated
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-02-05

William II. HASTE. former Fed
eral Judge in the Virgin Islands,
submitted his resignation after a
colorful career. His departure
from the War Department has
given impetus to rumors concern
ing his failure to obtain proper
cooperation from other members
of the War Department.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-02-05
NEGRO PILOTS NOT WANTED
IN AIR FORCES
AIR COMMAND DOES NOT WANT
NEGRO PILOTS FLYING In AND OUT OF
VARIOUS FIELDS WITH OTHER PILOTS

WASHINGTON. - In protest
against what he termed the ire
dictionary policies and discrima-
tory practices" of the Army Air
Forces, William H. HASTE has
resigned as civilian aide to Sec
rotary of War Stimson.