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BY WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST, JUNIOR
Mritten EApresslA for the Hearst Newspapers

AT L. S 9TH AIR FORCE HQ, SOME
WHERE IN FRANCE, Jan 27-About $50 last
Monday morning. Capt Wilfred B. Crutchfield of
Madisonyille, KY, was flying an armed recon-
naisSance flight over Prum, Germany, in his P-47
Thunderbolt fighterbomber.
The weather was 1910 visibility, which means
almost 100 per cent fog, haze and cloud on the
ground.
Capt. Cruchfed saw a small hole in the clouds and
clear ground below He flew down through lt-and saw
about 150O Naz vehicles of all types racing toward the
Rhine Field Marshal Karl Gerd Rundstedt pulled out
of his Inflated salient in Belgium
Every available aircraft the Ninth Air Force was sent
to the area Some pilots many five missions that
daN.
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In the case of the average
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IS Days in Hospital

According to the liberal
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Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
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Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Could Victoria Reign So Years
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Eneland's beloved queen could hardly have
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Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Tired Kidneys
Often Bring
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Il may cause nsgginH backache. rheumatic
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Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
W. r. Hearst, Jr., Finds U.s.. Pilots
Underestimate Damage to Enemy

AT 1880 flying at 10000 feet%2t cOordinates
A and when vecOred by ground control to CO.
ordnates and where spotted column of 10 tanks and
80 MTS motor transports" he relates.
I'VE crcled to in from behind. We dropped bombs
and observed explosion the tanks and two along
the column trucks The vehicles fairly close together
and there three fires. The visibility good.
we then circled again and strafed the column.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Pilots Report Score for 4 Days

At the end Of four days pilots reported this
Three thousand nnetywo motor transports
destroyed O damaged 202 tanks and armored vehicles
destroyed and additional 2nS damaged
bigger the Ninth Air Force kills in the closing
days of the battle of France at the Falaise Gap
These big fgures-so big that they indicate the
import of victory.
The question Are they accurate? Can the air force
claims he believed
made Investigation and here are some facts
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Lives Depend on Their Accuracy

accuracy holds welfare of thousands of lives the
of planning the purchasing and manufctur
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Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Legion Backs
Work or Jail il
May Bill Accorded
Unstinted Support
BY DAN Markell
Detroit Times Washington Bureau

WASHINGTON. Jan. 27-The
American Legion tonight put its
powerful weight squarely behind
the May work or jail bill as re-
ported out this week by the
House military affairs committee.
Francis NJ. Sullivan. executive
director of the national legisla-
tive committee, called upon the
! ass, 900 members of the organi-
zation 10 vigorously back the bill,
addressing his appeal to them
through 5000 Legion and aux
iliary leaders throughout the
nation.
In messages 10 the latter Sulli-
van urged that Legionnaires con-
tact their represen tatives in Con-
greSS in behalf of the modified
service measure, which would
give SGlective service boards con-
troll over the employment of male
civilians Is TO 45.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
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MUM ON UNIONS

The Legion, Sullivan pointed
out, takes no position on the con-
troversial question Of whether
men directed 10 work in a critical
war industry should or should
not be compelled TO join a labor
organization.
A so-called anti-closed shop
provision was written into the
bill ar one stage of -enpSideFa-
tions by the military affairs COM
mittee, but later was removed. An
attempt 10 restore 1t by amend
ment may be made when the leg
islation reaches the House floor.
APPROVED AS WRITTEN
I'VE are behind the bill as it
now stands" Sullivan empha-
sized
Outlining provisions Of the
May bill Sullivan noted il does
not meet all the Legion's OBJ
jectiveS.
But" he stated, apparently
il is as far as the Congress will
legislative. at the present time"
and asked for aggressive organ
ization backing.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
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tions where bland. mild anodyne mas
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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-08
AME Bishops Ask
Job Equality

is scant hope for the realization OF
the dream of world peace unless
and until our Jaws, practices and
wills give vital witness of the Fa-
therhood of God and the brother
hood Of all men,"
"We are greatly disappointed ana
are gravely concerned by the hesl-
fancy of representatives OF the
great Christian nations to demon
strate courageous leadership in the
world security conference at San
Francisco. with reference to a
pledge of equality of opportunity
for colonials and underprivileged
natives and minorities within re-
spective dominant nations"
The IL bishops vino attached
their signature to the petition were
p. A. Wallace, Brooklyn; B. q.
Shaw, Birmingham; G. G Alleyne
Philadelphia; w. w. Matthews,
and F.. w. Alstork, Washington,
| d. c.; E. L Madison, Pittsburgh:
w C. Brown, Los Angeles; w. w.
Slade, and Buford F Gordon, Char
lotte, N. c.; E. B. Watson, Okla
homa City; j. w Martin and w j
Walls Chicago.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-08

nal assault" upon two girls by two
white police officers recently, it is
learned.
The case was brought to Clark's
attention in a letter written him by
A. Philip Randolph, president. Of
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Por-
tiers. It was in Memphis also that
Randolph had had serious brush
with local police force in 1943 over
the right to address a mass meet
ing.
In his letter Randolph rejected
the possible excuse that the feder-
al government might not be able to
act because it would be an in
fringement of states rights. A
spokesman for the justice depart
ment, however, pointed out that the
u. S. Supreme court decision in
the famous Screws case would seem
to give the federal authorities the
right to act against local law en-
forcement officers in certain types
of cases.
Whether this particular Instance
would fall within that category
this spokesman would not say
pending further examination of the
record
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-08

WASHINGTON - CAMP The
war department officially tossed
out last week a radio script on job
discrimination against Negroes.
The script, written by Cpl. Arnold
Perl. was titled 1.-THE Glass" and
was to be used on the CHS Assign
ment Home" Saturday night series,
which is put on in cooperation
with the army service forces. The
play would have pictured how Ne
groes are Disseminated against In
employment throughout America.
EXPRESS ABATEMENT
Amusement has been expressed
from many quarters as to the about
face policy of the army on the
question of rights for Negroes since
the end of the war. Before vi day
the war department approved a
script dealing with the Negro prob
| lem under the title Of weapon!
for Victory"
| CHS ASSIGNMENT Home series /
produced by Bob Heller. who ha
approved Cpl. Perls script. Accord
ing to speculation, CHS may us
the script in spite of the army
rejection. That happened two year
ago when the Office of War Infor
nation rejected script dealin
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-08
PACE TWO

DETROIT - CAMP - Not less
than 5000 Baptists from all parts
OF the country were scheduled to
attend the 65th annual National
Baptist convention of America, Inc
here on September So.
According to the program. the
convention was divided into sec
tions which met at various
points The parent body, under the
supervision OF DR.. D. v. Jemison,
convention president, assembled
at the Olympic auditorium. The
wolnan's convention, met at
the Mt. Zion Baptist church while
the young peoples session was
held at the New Mt. Zion Baptist
Church.
welcome addresses were to be de-
ryered by Gov. Harry Kelly on be-
half of thu state and Mayor Ed
ward Jeffrias on behalf of the city.
Roscoe Conklin Simmons. nephew
Of Booker r. Washington was Stat
eel on the "Bo oker T. Washington
night" Mrs Fra nkin d. Roosevelt,
wife of the late President, had been
invited to address the convention.
REPRESENTS MILLIONS
The convention, which is said to
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-08

CINCINNATI (ANP)- Twelve
AME Zion bishops petitioned Pres
ident Truman and state officials to
provide employment for all after
reconversion, last week during
their meeting here.
1--WE call upon the President
and ministers of state to have a
care for these who will be jobless
in the reconversion and that no
color or class be Disseminated
against in sharing the chance to
live and produce the fruits and
useful living" they said.
Asking for peace-time justice
they urged the immediate passage
of the FEPC bill as well as the
enactment of an anti-poll take law
to block other restrictions ano
subterfuges that all AME Zionists
support the F'EPC bill.
GREATEST THREAT
Race and class discrimination
and exploitation constitute the
greatest single threat and menace
to a Just and enduring peace" they
continued. However, vast ano
powerful the organization and arm
anments for world security, there
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-08
Clio Leader Ask
Permanent FEPC In
Labor Day Talk
WASHINGTON, D. c. - (NNPA,

WASHINGTON, D. G. - (NNPA)
- An end of un-American discrl-
limitations and passage of legisla-
ton for a permanent FEPC was
urged in the Labor Day message OF
Philip Murray, president of the
CLIO this week.
The CLIO leader pointed with
pride to the share of American
labor in the victory over the Japa-
nese and Nazis and to its part in
the sphere of international rela-
lions. On the domestic scene, how
ever. he said unfortunately, Ameri-
can labor finds fewer grounds for
satisfaction.
Congress meanwhile has been
eager and quick" he said, ito pro-
profit guarantees and other protec-
lions for business in reconverslon.
but has not lifted finger to aid
the worst victims of reconverslon
the laid-off war workers"
The labor leader called for the
immediate revision of our national
wage policy to eliminate substand-
ard wages, adoption of President
Truman's emergency proposals for
unemployment compensation, guar
anteed annual kage in collective
bargaining agreements, extension of
social security, immediate planning
for full employment, and enactment
of permanent FEPC legislation.
He warned against the national
division threatened by plans for
anti-union drives and by such anti
labor measures as the HALLIBURTON
Hatch bill. He said American labor
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-08
,Baptists Hold
Detroit Meeting

represent 100000 Baptists, repre-
sents $4,000 churches and owns
schools and hospitals in Africa,
schools and missions in the Bahia
mas islands, a seminary in Nash
Vile for training ministers, school
for women, a 100000 publishing
house. a BTU ard home and a
foreign mission department.
Ministers and laymen's organl-
cations were represented on the
six-day convention program. which
was spiced by a thousand voice
chorus under the direction of DR..
w. B. Isaacs. DR.. j. G. Austin, pas
tor of Pilgrim Baptist Church, Chi
cago responded to addresses by
the Rev. j. F. Green, in behalf OF
the Fraternal Council of churcnes;
Bishop G. w. Baber. AME churches
the Rev. E. L. Todd, local ministers
conference; the Rev. H. E. Owens
president of state Baptist conven-
ton, and an unnamed speaker for
the state young peoples congress.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-08
Beloved Albanian
Dies Suddenly On
Train At Cincinnati

Mrs. Georgia A. Washburn, be-
loved Albanian and prominent in
religious and fraternal circles, died
suddenly in Cincinnati Monday
night, enroute to Detroit, Michigan.
The deceased was being acompain-
ed to Detroit by a friend, along
with he granddaughter, Alice
Campbell, who wired relatives here
of her untimely passing.
Mrs. Washburn had been an &C
tive member Of the Reed Street
Baptist Church. She was pro-
minent in fraternal life and clut
work in Atlanta, in the state anc
/ nationally.
She is survived by her husband
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-08
Atlanta Youth
With Artillery
Group, Sets Record

WITH THE 18th ANTIACRAFri
CUMNIAND, SUMEWHEhE IiN
THE SOUTHWEST PACIFIC
Tcchnician fifth grade Moses r
Logans son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Logan, "a Chapel Road, Atlanta
Georgia serving with the 77th An
tiaircraft Artillery Group as Bat
terry Arrnorer. He was indicted
the % of June 1941 and received
his basic training at Fort Bragg.
North Carolina.
After participating In the Caro-
linas Maneuvers, he departed for
Foreign ser'nce and has served
Thirty nine months overseas.
Before entering the army, Tech
nician Logans was a student ut
Booker T. Washington High School
Football team. After receiving his
discharge he plans to resume his
education.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-08

tetics in 1910. She became Civil
Service appointee in 1941 and was
assigned to duty as Staff Dietician
at Camp Livingston. Louisiana. In
1943 she received appointment as
Medical Dietician and was commits
stoned a Second Lieutenant in the
Army of the United States and
served at Camp Livingston. She was
honorably discharged from the SER
vice in the Spring at Fort Sheridan,
illinois. Miss Cummings becomes
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-08

must increase its political activity SO
that it may take it's full contribu-
ton to complete victory over all
anti-democratic forces.