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Facts on the Black Military from WWII as told by Dan Burley who saw via taking the first Black USO Troop overseas

He reported to the Amsterdam News that he could not understand why black youths were not being trained as yet to fly the bombers as well: "Negroes judge the sincerity of our stated war aims by the degree to which they are permitted to participate in the war. It is not--and never has been--a question of supporting the enemy. It has been a question of how much we are to be permitted to fight for our own country." ¹⁴

The newspaper's managing editor, Dan Burley, who was also on the junket, wrote that while both black and white troops grumbled about food, promotions, and accommodations, only blacks had no means of transportation to recreational facilities available in a "Godforsaken hole called Leesville" about thirty-five miles away from camp "over winding tortuous roads." The only bar in Leesville open to black soldiers on passes was a "hell-hole of a place, comparative to the size of a telephone booth," where prices were "sky high" for everything. There was no movie house or dance hall they could attend, no library where they could go to read. "They, these black soldiers," Burley said, "are told on the one hand that they are free, that they are citizens of the United States. They are told they are fighting for justice and democracy, but find their effort dissipated in a miasma of rank, old Southern prejudice which hampers their efficiency and hinders their growth in the principles of Americanism." There is, Burley went on,

a stolid look of resignation to their fate as "second rate Americans" on the faces of the black boys I have seen from Louisiana, Texas, Alabama and certain other southern states. And there is a deep resentment, a dangerous, smouldering hatred that can be discerned in the eyes and faces of the Negro soldiers from the North--from Chicago, New York, Detroit, Cleveland, Boston and Philadelphia [--]that augurs ill for those or for the situations which press them too far. ¹⁵

As the year wore on, the catalog of incidents took an ugly and violent turn. Burley's report appeared in the same issue of the Amsterdam News that featured a page one story about the arrest and beating in Columbus, Georgia, of a black lieutenant from Fort Benning. Ac-

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cording to the Negro Associated Press story, the cashier of the Royal Theater, a white woman, told the lieutenant and his wife that "Nigger" tickets were sold at a different window. No sooner had they moved off than ushers and a Columbus policeman stopped the lieutenant and detained him for the way he "spoke to that white woman." Both he and his wife were taken to the city police station. There, fourteen policemen began berating the officer, knocking him down several times. His wife was struck when she bent over to help him. ¹⁶

Some 160 miles away on the eastern coast of Georgia, a soldier based at Camp Stewart, outside of Savannah, wrote the New York Age that "practically everywhere you may go, you find so much segregation here, until you are left with the feeling that slavery time has started all over again." The soldier, who was anonymous, wondered why "so many" blacks returned from weekend leaves with bandages "all over their heads." ¹⁷

Camp Stewart, one of the largest training centers in the country, was a constant trouble spot. In the words of one Harlem army veteran, it was a "concentration camp." New York's own 369th Coast Artillery, which was based at Pearl Harbor at the time of the Japanese attack, transferred to Camp Stewart in the spring of 1943 to act as cadres in the training of other blacks as antiaircraft personnel. The 212 members of the 369th had passed through Harlem on leave before heading South and were feted by local black organizations at parties and at a special service at the Abyssinian Baptist Church, whose assistant pastor was the former chaplain of the 369th. ¹⁸ Once the men reached Georgia, however, the treatment they received changed dramatically. The men of the 369th were kept standing in the rain for several hours before being billeted in a garage with a leaking roof. ¹⁹

Families, friends, the NAACP, the National Negro Congress, and black newspapers were soon deluged with hundreds of letters about the "deplorable conditions" that the men suffered daily. The regiment's black officers had been transferred, replaced by white officers; the contingent as a whole was "completely isolated from the rest of the camp" and its rations were scanty--"after a full day's work, a cold cut sandwich which was called supper." ²⁰ When on leave in Savannah, Walter White reported, "a long succession of indignities were heaped upon these men to 'teach these northern Negroes their place.'" ²¹

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On the night of June 9, black troops at Camp Stewart rioted over the report that young black women were being molested. Where or when the molestations occurred was not clear. The army said the report was based on "false and malicious rumors." It never identified the black troops involved, so it is not known whether members of the 369th participated. In the riot, a white MP from Georgia was killed and four others were wounded. No blacks were injured. ²²

Similar outbursts took place in Duck Hill, near Grenada in northern Mississippi, and at the Shenango Personnel Replacement Depot near Greenville, Pennsylvania, south of Erie. Black soldiers from nearby Camp McCain shot up Duck Hill, peppering the town with bullets for twelve minutes. Army officials refused to comment about the incident. The incident at Shenango, a fight between black and white soldiers, started at the post exchange. The depot commander separated the two groups, but the blacks reportedly returned armed with rifles and ammunition and started firing on the whites. Military policemen returned the fire, killing one black soldier and wounding seven others. ²³

As devastating as the violence at military bases was to morale, in some ways violence in civilian life was even more damaging to the war effort. In cities as diverse as Newark, New Jersey; Mobile, Alabama; Los Angeles, California; Chester, Pennsylvania; and Beaumont, Texas, the violence often brought an abrupt halt to defense manufacturing. All work shut down when whites protested the hiring or promoting of blacks, when blacks were placed in production departments or made plant guards, or when white workers demanded separate toilet facilities.

In Newark, a series of street fights between blacks and whites lasted for three days in two city wards swollen by wartime population. During the fighting, a fifteen-year-old black youth was shot in the back and died. Local authorities said friction between the two races had developed as they vied for work and argued over seniority rights and job upgrading. ²⁴

A few weeks before the riot at Camp Stewart, black workers were attacked at the Addsco shipyard in Mobile, a city of shipyards that had attracted tens of thousands of workers and swelled the population by 60 percent. White welders armed with bars, clubs, and bricks assailed black welders who had been upgraded and assigned to work in the same areas as the whites. The fighting spread to other parts of

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the shipyard. Before it was over, eleven blacks were in the hospital. Peace was restored and work resumed a week later after the company announced that the black welders would be assigned to a separate work area. ²⁵

Such unrest in urban centers of war production became so commonplace that in the three-month period starting in March 1943 alone, at least 101,955 man-days of work were lost--all, the U.S. Labor Department reported, the result of racial bigotry. ²⁶

As the civilian violence mushroomed, white officials found an easy scapegoat: juvenile delinquents. It was a simplistic and conventional explanation for the increases in violence and crime that communities were experiencing, and diverted attention from the root causes of so much of what was occurring.

Crimes committed by youths did increase substantially during the war. Dislocations produced a major social upheaval, with more than 27 million Americans on the move at one time or another. The moves were especially difficult for teenagers, who frequently found themselves in alien neighborhoods, or living next to areas populated by a different ethnic or racial group. In addition, the manpower shortage created a demand for workers of all ages. More than a million boys and girls between the ages of fourteen and nineteen left school in the war years. A number of boys lied about how old they were and enlisted in the military, but most were lured by the chance to earn money on manpower-starved farms and in businesses and factories. By May 1943, about 1.8 million boys and girls under the age of eighteen were working on farms or in factories. One Lockheed plant alone employed fifteen hundred boys as riveters and electricians or on assembly lines and in metal-fabrication shops. ²⁷

While most crime rates declined overall because of the drain of young males who entered the armed forces, juvenile delinquency rates soared. Suddenly, many teenagers found themselves with ready cash to spend. With their fathers away at war and their mothers busy working in war plants, many youngsters were on their own, unsupervised, and engaged in stealing cars and robbing people. Those who had jobs often spent their money on liquor and partying, a lethal combination that sometimes ended in a murder.

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Crime figures in the first full year of the war alone were so "alarming" that J. Edgar Hoover called on law-enforcement agencies to mount a "counter-offensive" before there was "a breakdown on our home front." Hoover told graduating agents at the FBI Academy, "Something has happened to our moral fibers when the nation's youths under voting age accounted for 15 per cent of all murders, 35 per cent of all robberies, 58 per cent of all car thefts and 50 per cent of all burglaries." ²⁸

In 1942, youths aged nineteen predominated in the number of arrests recorded by the FBI on the basis of filings from 318 of the nation's larger cities. In 1943, the predominant age fell to seventeen for males, eighteen for females. The arrests of boys under eighteen rose by almost 24 percent in the second half of 1943 alone; the arrest of girls under twenty-one--then the voting and legal age--rose nearly 48 percent. ²⁹ In all, 112,281 males and females under voting age were arrested in 1943--approximately one in every five arrests throughout the nation. ³⁰

The juvenile crime statistics should not have surprised authorities. Juvenile delinquency rates had risen during World War I not only in the United States but also in England, France, and Germany, among other nations. The pattern was being repeated in World War II. The French spoke of "blousons noirs" or black-jacketed juvenile delinquents, the Germans of "halbstarke" or half-mature youths. In Australia, delinquent boys were known as "bodgies" and girls as "widbies." Among Italians, delinquents were called "vitelloni" or fat calves. ³¹

Many of the youths who got into trouble in the United States wore distinctive apparel--the zoot suit. It became identified with what authorities called hoodlumism and what sociologists termed a posturing, flaunting subcultural gesture of challenge to authority. ³² The style first became popular when the photograph of a black busboy in Gainesville, Georgia, dressed in a custom-made zoot suit, appeared in Men's Apparel in February 1940. The suit was apparently inspired by the long coat and peg trousers worn by Clark Gable in several scenes in the movie Gone with the Wind. Also known as a "killer diller," the fashion spread rapidly to Mississippi, Alabama, and Louisiana and then leapfrogged to Harlem, where it became de rigeur for black teenagers and young men. ³³ The suit consisted of a

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long, loosely cut jacket that had wide, padded shoulders and reached to midthigh, and pants known as "drapes" or "reat pleats" that ballooned out below the waist and around the legs but were cut tight Around the ankles. Customarily worn with the outfit was a widebrimmed hat with a feather, a long watch chain, a T-shirt or a sport shirt with long collar points that was buttoned but without a tie, and thick shoes.

The zoot suit soon became a symbol of juvenile crime. Malcolm Little had deliberately worn one when he was called up for induction in the army. He had also purposely spoken in the jargon associated with "hip" zoot-suiters.

The flamboyant suit and all that it represented became the focal point of a major race riot during the war that pitted white soldiers, sailors, and civilians against zoot-suited youths.

The prime targets were Mexican-American youths known as pachucos who lived in the Skid Row area of Los Angeles. Like blacks, they had long suffered discrimination in California in public places such as swimming pools, restaurants, and schools. They were the children of working-class immigrants, alienated by customs, beliefs, and language different than their parents. The situation became especially aggravated in Los Angeles, which had mushroomed in size since 1940 and doubled in population before the war was over. Drawn by the lure of work in war plants, a large influx of blacks had also moved into the city to join the quarter of a million MexicanAmericans, ³⁴ and many of their teenage children joined pachuco gangs.

Hostility against pachucos had been building up for some time, encouraged in part by anti-Mexican remarks made by officials. The animosity was fed by the false impression that Mexican-American youths were crime-prone. Actually, available statistics showed that delinquency had increased less among them than among other ethnic groups. ³⁵ Yet local authorities ignored the facts and continued to play on the bias against Mexican-Americans. One, a captain in the sheriff's office, told a grand jury that Mexicans were predisposed "biologically" toward criminal behavior. ³⁶ And newspapers made such a point of playing up the crimes committed by them that at one point the Office of War Information sent a representative to Los Angeles to reason with the publishers. As a result, the press dropped the word

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"Mexican" when identifying in their stories youths arrested for crimes. But they substituted for it "zoot suit." ³⁷ A zoot suit youth became the synonym for a Mexican youth.

The pachucos roved Los Angeles in organized bands that gathered after dark and allegedly engaged in thievery, petty crimes, and sometimes knifings. Their presence was anathema to servicemen who were enraged by what they perceived as the youths' lack of patriotism and their attitudes in general about the war. The polarization between pachuco gangs and predominantly white servicemen resulted in a number of minor confrontations--that is, until the night of June 3. That night, members of one pachuco club were asked to a meeting at a police substation in Los Angeles to discuss how to keep peace in the neighborhood. At the conclusion of the meeting, squad cars dropped off the members at a corner where most of them lived. No sooner were the police out of sight then whites, among them soldiers and sailors, attacked the youths, apparently in retaliation for earlier assaults on them.

The violence continued unabated for four more days. On one day alone, a crowd of nearly four hundred sailors roamed an amusement zone called the Pike in Long Beach south of Los Angeles in search of pachucos, who, in turn, stoned a streetcar filled with sailors bound for the harbor. ³⁸ That Sunday and the next morning, Monday, June 7, newspapers in Los Angeles contained unconfirmed reports that an armed mob of five hundred zoot-suiters were planning to avenge friends that night. Spurred by the rumors, a mob of more than a thousand whites went on a rampage. They burst into every movie house along a twelve-block stretch of Main Street in downtown Los Angeles, dragging Mexican-Americans and blacks from their seats and into the street, where they were beaten and kicked. The whites then raced through the Mexican section on the city's east side, attacking youths indiscriminately in theaters and bars whether or not they were wearing a zoot suit.

More than sixty zoot-suiters were arrested during the almost week-long rioting. But no servicemen or white civilians were taken into custody. They were acting in self-defense, so official reasoning went. As Los Angeles authorities toted up the casualties--scores of injured--the City Council voted to make the wearing of a zoot suit a misdemeanor. At the same time, acting in response to rumors at

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military bases that servicemen were planning to form vigilante groups, both the army and the navy declared Los Angeles out of bounds to all servicemen. State Sen. Jack Tenney, whose committee had been investigating communist and fascist movements in California, suggested that the zoot-suiters might have been manipulated by subversive elements. ³⁹

Community leaders in Los Angeles dismissed the idea that the street battles were a symptom of racial discrimination. Instead, they insisted that the rioting represented a serious statewide problem of juvenile delinquency. ⁴⁰ Their reaction was typical of other cities throughout the United States. Yet the most telling statistic of the FBI's annual report for 1943, buried at the end of lengthy tabulations, indicated something more profound. Of the grand total of 490,764 persons of all ages arrested during 1943, 125,339--or one in every four persons--were blacks. That was double their proportion of the nation's population. ⁴¹ No one--that is, no white local, state, or federal official--ever raised a question about why blacks were so overrepresented. And few officials heeded the warning signs of the continuing violence and production disruptions.

In the same week as the Zoot Suit Riots, a particularly nasty race riot, this one involving adults, broke out in Beaumont, Texas. The outburst was precipitated by the alleged rape of a young white woman, the mother of three children, by a black man. Whites roamed the streets of Beaumont's black section, attacking residents without regard to age or sex. Martial law was finally declared, but before order was restored, one person had been killed and about a dozen others injured.

On the same day that rioting occurred in Beaumont, two other racial incidents occurred. In one, a black awaiting trial for the murder of a white man in Marianna, a town in western Florida, was taken from jail by a white mob and beaten to death.

The other incident took place in Chester, Pennsylvania, at the Sun Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company, which had fulfilled its promise to set up a separate black work force. The first ship built entirely by blacks was launched in early May. ⁴² But little more than a month later, on June 16, blacks and whites clashed when a black security guard ordered workers back to work after lunch. Outside the cafeteria, the guard exchanged words with a white worker, then

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slapped him in the face. In the melee that ensued, five black workers were shot. ⁴³

A similar racial clash occurred later at the plant of the American Steel Foundries Company in East Chicago, Indiana. This time, a white foreman accused a black laborer of malingering, then slapped him in the face and fired him. In protest, hundreds of blacks barricaded the doors of the plant, shutting down all production. ⁴⁴

That spring, one riot stood out from all the others, a classic example of the traumas evoked by the war. It occurred against a background of ferment: a history of labor disputes that pitted blacks against whites, overcrowding and rivalry for housing created by the sudden influx of hundreds of thousands of migrants from the South, the persistent prejudice encouraged by racist groups and individuals, and the yearning of blacks for equal treatment. As one observer put it, "A blind man could see it coming." ⁴⁵

The riot took place in the nation's fourth largest city, the very heart of America's industrial empire, where 35 percent of its vital ordnance material was manufactured--Detroit. ⁴⁶

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Source: Book Title: Harlem at War: The Black Experience in WWII. Contributors: Nat Brandt - author. Publisher: Syracuse University Press. Place of Publication: Syracuse, NY. Publication Year: 1997

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May 2006 Sat., May 27, 2006: Playlists: M3U | RAM (Individual MP3s: Hr1 Hr2 ) D'Anne and co-host, David Hawkins announce the beginning of "Blackhawk IN" (Blackhawk Investigations), and interview founder of Scholars for 911 Truth, Prof. Jim Fenzer. http://st911.org In the second hour, D'Anne remembers and eulogizes her good friend, Sherman Skolnik, with mutual friend and associate, German attorney, Stephan Grossmann. Mr. Grossmann has helped keep www.cloakanddagger.de/ up and running by moving the site to Germany. Sat., May 20, 2006: Playlists: M3U | RAM (Individual MP3s: Hr1 Hr2 ) D'Anne has David Hawkes of Scholars For Truth, as her co-host, and Bob Fletcher, an expert in espionage as her guest, speaking about 911. Mr.Fletcher can be reached via email at: news@bobfletcher.info or PO Box 216, Bay View, ID 83803. Sat., May 13, 2006: Playlists: M3U | RAM (Individual MP3s: Hr1 Hr2 ) The subject is 911. D'anne interviews David Hawkins, a forensic physicist, and "Bob", a NYPD officer who witnessed peculiar events after being disabled responding to, and inside of the WTC on 9/11. A MUST 'LISTEN TO' SHOW! SPREAD THE WORD! Sat., May 6, 2006: Playlists: M3U | RAM (Individual MP3s: Hr1 Hr2 ) 1st Hour Guest: Herb Mallard with www.StateDepartment.com discussing child slave rings 2nd Hour Guests: Paul & Helen Labounty and TK51 discussing the mistreatment of the elderly in nursing homes

April 2006 Sat., April 29, 2006: Playlists: M3U | RAM (Individual MP3s: Hr1 Hr2 ) 1st Hour Guest: Ernst Steinglast (www.Radiation.org) along with D'Anne's co-host Eric Shine 2nd Hour Guest: Julie Santos discussing immigration issues Sat., April 22, 2006: Playlists: M3U | RAM (Individual MP3s: Hr1 Hr2 ) Guests: Eric Jon Phelps (www.VaticanAssassins.org), Alfred Weber (PeaceInSpace.org), Dan Dewalt (patrioticresponse[at]yahoo.com, 802-348-7701) and Eric Shine Sat., April 15, 2006: Playlists: M3U | RAM (Individual MP3s: Hr1 Hr2 ) D'Anne's co-host for the show was Eric Shine and their guest: Eric Jon Phelps (VaticanAssassins.org) Sat., April 8, 2006: Playlists: M3U | RAM (Individual MP3s: Hr1 Hr2 ) 1st Hour Guests: Catherine Austin Fitts (www.Solari.com) and Attorney Raul Andrews (LobbyLawFirm.com) discussing mortgage fraud 2nd Hour Guests: Dan Dewalt (patrioticresponse[at]yahoo.com) and Rich Zubaty (TheRudeGuy.com) discussing the impeachment possibilities of President Bush Sat., April 1, 2006: Playlists: M3U | RAM (Individual MP3s: Hr1 Hr2 ) 1st Hour Guest: Julie Santos discussing immigration issues 2nd Hour Guest: Paul Labounty discussing probate court abuses of the elderly

March 2006 Sat., March 25, 2006: Playlists: M3U | RAM (Individual MP3s: Hr1 Hr2 ) 1st Hour Guest: Dr. Nick Begich discussing mind control (www.EarthPulse.com) 2nd Hour Guest: Jack discussing his nightmare experiences with his mortgage Sat., March 18, 2006: Playlists: M3U | RAM (Individual MP3s: Hr1 Hr2 ) 1st Hour Guest: George Smart discussing The Knights Templar Chronology 2nd Hour Guest: Emma Lozano discussing a 500,000 person march in Chicago, Illinois over proposed changes in the immigration laws Sat., March 11, 2006: Playlists: M3U | RAM (Individual MP3s: Hr1 Hr2 ) Guest: Bonnie Halden, mother of David Koresh discussing Waco. Then D'Anne spoke with Bonnie Greenhouse about corruption with government contracts. Sat., March 4, 2006: Playlists: M3U | RAM (Individual MP3s: Hr1 Hr2 ) Guest: John G. Peeler, CIA BATF whistle blower discussing Waco (JohnPeeler.blogspot.com)

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