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fT rays 7 The "Peoples Voice” on 12-2-44 carried an article, concerning the picketing of the New York "Amsterdam Hews," which stated that leaflets were distriruted ry the “League -: “for a Better Peace" during the picketing. The leaflets g the picketing contained the following statement: "Te're sick of the ‘Ansterdan News’ murder and sex headlines. We're sick of the lansterdan News’ deceptive role in pro»lems vital to the race ---. We protest the omission and censoring of the li*eral, constructive views of columnists Zoy Wilkins and 7, £. 8. Dubois. We are tired of being sold down the river dy Negroes interested in feathering their own nests.” ; Teese forergn insxirea Agitation Anong the American Negroes tn the MY Field Divistons Interng! Security 100-1 Z6- 34-444,0.5 26) G-2 advised that according to the "Anniston Star," Anniston, Ala. of 12-17-44, Roy Wiikins, Acting Secretary of the NALCP, had renlied to charges made by Sarl ©, Knowlton of Anniston, Ala, that Negroes were not qualified to participate in the war as com>at pilots, Knowlton protested the training of Negroes as pilots after his son, It. Jarl C. Knowlton, Jr., a 3-24 “omser pilot, was killed when his plane and a pursuit ship ptloted »y a Negro collided, Wilkins defended the Negroes, pointing to the record of Megro pilots.,