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The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-10
HOROSCOPE "The stars incline
 but do not compel"
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER Il

Adverse planetary aspects rule today which may be disappointing. Navy and Army come under threat ening sway.
 HEART AND HOME: Limitation of automobile use will prove a good discipline for younger mem bers of the family who will adjust themselves to changed conditions only after lessons emphasizing war regulations. This is not a fortunate date for women. who may be in- clined to deceive themselves as we'll as others in their apparent self sacrifices Hoarding will be. temptation to many who should resist whatever is contrary to patriotic purposes. Accidents may be numerous today Aged persons may suffer from falls.
 BUSINESS AFFAIRS: Superior ity of American resourcefulness will be revealed in many chemical devices that cause novel enter prises to be established Items that prove extraordinary imagination, scientific knowledge and inventive genius will contribute to current needs as they develop. Although Washington warns of serious lacks of many sorts astrologers foretell that substitutes will prevent seri- ous inconvenience in the United States. Prosperity will take on new phases but it will continue
 NATIONAL ISSUES: Until the beginning of the new year all-out consciousness of wartime responsi- bilities will be delayed, it is fore told Thoughtlessness will be mani fested among many selfish groups but it will vanish as battles bring home to them losses of relatives and friends. The seers long have l predicted terrible waste of life as well as war materials. They warn now of i'll health that will be one of the numerous handicaps of the coming winter Nervous diseases, lung infections and stomach dis orders are presaged
 INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS: Uprisings and revolutions are en- couraged by the stars. Subjugated peoples are warned to be as pa- tient as possible through coming weeks inasmuch as the time of their liberation from Nazi rule is clearly indicated as not yet at hand although it is positively fore shadowed. This is the end of a year of preparation by the United States and 1943 will mark accom- plishment as part of the United Nations. Preliminary successes will continue to cheer us.
 Persons whose birthdate it is have the augury of year of unu- sual experiences. Deception and misunderstanding may cause per- plexities Love affairs should be happy.
 Children born on this day prob ably will be exceedingly intelligent 1 and generous. They should be able to overcome obstacles in the way of distinguished careers.
 Copyright, 1922
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-10
Daily lessons in English S%s. L. GORDON

WORDS OFTEN MSUSED Do Here third alternative" a choice o things MISPRONOUNCED: Halcyon a RUN mstresSed, first syllable MISSPEILED:
  dsSenson, disturbance STUDY: word three times vocabulary word each Todays
  predicament"
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FIOULNN LltuOLliL ROBERTA LEE

indication breeding a studied and artificial manner of conversing?
 This either timdy is attempting to impress the whom he is talking
 What the father He his place his wife the the the left
 O. What is a luncheon?
 should two-handled with a boulon spoon teaspoon
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-10
LOOK and LEARN ss c. GORDON

l. What is the most family the world? What value gold supply? Who the Dandrdges husbands? 4. Which is the only bird that fly backwards? 5. Which is the oldest capital city?
 ANSWERS: l. Wong, approximately million Chinese. 2. In billions dollars B. George Washington. 4 The hummingbird. 5. Fe, New Mexico,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-10
ELk5 ARE TO MEET
 EARLY WEDNESDAY

Owing to the Armistice Day dance tomorrow night in the Elks Ballroom, the regular weekly meet ing Of the Elks Lodge will be showed ahead and will be called at 7;3o o'clock instead of o'clock. This is the announcement made by Exalted Ruler Arthur Adams.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-10

different. There is where Senator Lees prohibition amendment might be applied to advantage.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-10

Nearly 100 million dozen eggs are produced a year in New York state.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-10

Certain cobras can eject their poison to distance of several yards.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-10

Dan Cupid's little arrow often makes unerring aims. But even at that he makes a lot of Mrs
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-10
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
NOVEMBER 10

NOVEMBER 10
 Ruth Allen Herman G. Gentry Helen Lorimer Pete Schneider, Jr, Joseph Flakne Mrs. F. M. Kelly Ruth M. Singleton Richard Tanaka
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Washinglos Merry 6o-Round

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La gaceta., 1942-03-30

-iOh, conffen ustedes en-
JoSefinall-medi6 Gast6n-;
mi mujer es muy discreta,
IQue es aquello?
La boca del puerto. va
estamos a cuatro o cinco mi.
Has no mas. En- I'm cuarto de
bora, entraremos en- ell puerto.
Hubo un silencio.
81 Excelsior, con su enorme
c~argamento de p~asajeros, sur
caba las aqua tranQuilas del
Mediterraneo acercandose a
Barcelona.
FL puerto aun no Sc vata.
La larga escollera, semejan
tie a un reptil muy blanco, Sc
arrastraba por encima de las
aguas azules, coron&ndose de
espuma en- todas sus sinusi-
dades.
al fin, 81 enorme buque enfi-
10 Ga bocana del puerto.
Va Sc distinguta pertecta.
La gaceta., 1942-03-30
LOS ROJOS vENCIERON A
LOS BRAVOS

Las curvas de Buckley Waltei
Y Paul Derringer dejaron ayel
en- seis hits, pero sin carreras,
a los Braves de Boston. Mas de
5000 personals presenciaron el
partido y aplaudieron a los Ro-
jos.
Fernandez jug6 la tercera ba-
Sc del Boston y en- tres veces al
bate peg6 I'm hit.
Javery lanz6 por los derrOta-
dos v solo le dieron seis "~jilotes.
Haas contribuy6 q la victoria
con un tribey y Frank McCor-
ell inicialista, con dos hits.
Cuccinello desempeh6 Ia Sc
tgunlda base de los visitantes, a.
lportandoles un hit.
Anotaci6n por entradas:
Boston 100000 000-0c, Oh, Sc
Cincin. 02O 900 OSx-5c, Oh, lie
La gaceta., 1942-03-30

mente a simple vista los barra.
cones de la costa, las fabricas y
los trenes y los autos y los tran
Was que entraban Y salian de Ia
ciudad, en- un ir y venir loco y
precipitado.
Por Gltimo, ell Excelsior, GUS
habia disminuido enormemerie
su v%elocidad, desie que tomara
q bordo ell practice, atravss6 va
rios eStadioS.
FL gran muelle de Ia Estaci6n
Maratima surgi6 ante los ojos
de los ~pasajeros, que agitaban
miles de penuelos, Semejantes a
blancas palomas.
De Ia inmenSa multitui api-
NADIA en- el muelle, surgi6 tam
.bien un rebriilar de palomas
hancaS, de manos que Sc agita-
ban carinosamente en- el vacio,
presintiendo, antics de verlos, a
los seres amados.
Maria de Ia Cruz y su hernia
La gaceta., 1942-03-30

con el encuentro de los padres
de Antonita, de la dulee Norma,
que no hay que decir habia wuel
to al hogan de sus padres.
Durante las cuatre semanas
que dur6 la travesia del EXCEL
sior, la vida de los marqueses de
Rio Verde, de Celia, de Antohi-
ia y de los muchachos, Tony y
Dick, habfa sido una perpetua
fiesta.
Volvfa a neinar en- el yiejo pa
lacio de los marqueses la anti
qua animation y la antigua ale
gr1a, y la noticia del pr6ximo
regreso de Pedro de Ndhez y de
su esposa, disipando las viejas
historias y las sombras de ver-
gisnza y de honor del pasado,
atraian sin cesar endambres de
amigos a Ia sehorial mansion de
nue5Jros heroes.
No hay que decir que Norma,
Ia dulce Antopita, ysu1s cast .
La gaceta., 1942-03-30

diario al palacio con sus padres
pues Celia habia impuesto esta
copdicion para separarse de e.
la.
Durante aquellos dias inolvi-
dables, cada unO de los cuales
aportaba un nuevo motive de
.contento y de jGbilo al soberbio
palacio y Sus aristocraticos due
nos, Celia Y sus amiguitos
CREAM vivir en- una nu5e de en-
sueno.
Todo cram fiestas, banquetes,
reuniones; TODD cram s~eSiones
de mGisica en- Ell soberbio salon
da piso bajo dial palacio, garden
party en- Ell parque, excursio-
mes, ccmpras, regalos..,
JlDoude e5taba va Ia existen-
cia de los pobres nihos, la vida
de parias hambrientos, de po-
bres beStezue,as perseguidas y
~apaleadas sin cesar, que hasEa
sihora habtsn levSdo Zoe cua-
La gaceta., 1942-03-30

ma Gle alma, Peiro, Miguel y los
es2csos R]llard, no Sc quitabar
ahora los gemeios de los ojos,
La mujer del ingeniero y Ma.
ria de las Moves, juntas ahora.
ccgidas del brazo, Sc cambiabar
de vez en- vez miradas llenaS dc
avocaeiones, de ternura, y de Ia
grimas, musitando, en- una dolo-
rosa anoranza:
ii Parece mentira, Marital.
II ESQ como un Sueno muy
dUlce 0 como una novela L.. lY,
sin embargo, es la verdadl.. t.,
FL bulue Sc acercaba al niue
lie, Sc acercaba...
o.
En- 81 palacio de Rio Verde, la
legada de aquella serie de cable
gramss mandates por los viaje-
ros, habia constituido, como Ell
leotor puede s~uponerse, Ell mott
vo &c un jGbilo immense.
Los despachos cOincidieron
La gaceta., 1942-03-30
La Gaceta
TONIC TERCHRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE
Folletin No. 272

fina y a su marido de ciertos de
TALES references a la patria que
rida.
Las mujeres Sc tuteaban va
entire ST, y la esposa de Miguel
de Guzman lie repiti6 de nuevo
a JoSefina:
A deben eStar va tus
padres, esperandOtel. GPor
Dios, Sc prudentel
ST; hay que ser muy pru-
dente-ahadi6 Maria de la
Cruz, porque los pobres tios
Sc afectarian hasta I'm grado
horrible.
ST, ST. 70 sabre contener
mi sorpresa, nj algeria.
La gaceta., 1942-03-30

tro?...
Dick, ell simpaticO ColasFlO.
reSumla ell pensamiento de hos
cuatro pequehos, diciendo con
trecuencia a sus companeritos.
'despues de cada excursion en-
auto, de eada fiesta fastuosa en-
.el paiacio, a las que ellos asis-
tian vestidos de principitos y
marquesitos 0 POGO menOs. 0
despues de alguna de auuellas
trecuentes visitas de ida Ia IA
milia a los bazares y las tieudas
del centric, de donde regresabaa
Siempre atiborrados de paque.
tes' dagando tras 81 una estela
de encargos,
-iESto no puede aeabaT
bien, queridos MICS! Ell dfa me-
nos pensado caemos de nuevo e,
manos del Cogorza, y nos Va a
exhibir como bichos rsrOs, YES.
tides de principitOs y msEQuA
oas en- una sulS", X d cpda
La gaceta., 1942-03-30
LOS ROJOS A
M EN- LA PRIMAVE-
RIA DE 1943

La direction de los Rojos de
Cincinnati di6 aver la noticia de
que la novena regresara a Tam
pa en- Ia primavera de 1943.
Warren Giles envi6 I'm tele-
grama en- ell cual expresa su com
pfacencia 2or las atenciones te-
midas con ell club, la buena pre-
paraci6n del terreno Y la bon
dad del pGblico. De paso tributa
elogios al alcalde Chancey y al
supervisor de recreo, Sr. Nash
Higgins
Los contracts Sc firmaran dem
'tro de pocos dfas.
En- Cincinnati obtuvo los mejo
res rendimientos, con la excep-
ci6n de los Yankees, en- la tenn
porada de Ia Liga de la Toronja.
La gaceta., 1942-03-30
ANGOTT e
CONTRA ALLIE STOLTZ

New York, mario 30.-E EN-
presario Mike Jacobs an1uncia
que Sammy Angott, e campe6n
de las 1876, Sc batira con Allie
Stoltz, un fuerfte aspirante a la
corona, FL dia Is de mayo, en- Ia
Madison Square Garden. Ten
dra ell combate un Unite de quin
ce asaltos.
Angott lie arrebat6 Ia corona
de su categorfa, Ell pasado di-
ciembre, al tejano Lew Jenkins.
Sboltz supo derrotar a Bobby
Ruffin y Sc lie considera con le-
gdtimos meritos para llegar a Ia
curnbre de su division.
Sc lie ha pasado una invita-
ci6n a Freddie (Red) Cochrane
el campe6n de las lat libras. pa
ira que acepte 81 particular en-
un programa que Jacobs prepa'
La gaceta., 1942-03-30

Jim Downing aspira a de nue.
vo a dirigir los programmes de
boxeo en- eSta ciudad.
Jim posee habilidad y, ade-
mas, los pGgiles estaran prOtegi
dos por medic de una fianza.
Tiene el defectos, como cast to
dos los empresarios y concerto
dores," pero con las debidas ga
rantias es Ell mejor hombre pa
"a ell cargo, en- Tampa.
La Comisi6n debe insistir, no
importa quien sea ell empresar;o,
en- una fianza que garantice ida
nos y perjuicios."
La gaceta., 1942-03-30

"a para Ell mes de mayo, en- Wa
shnington.
Desea Jacobs que Cochrane de
fienda gu corona contra ell famo-
so negrito Ray Robinson.
La gaceta., 1942-03-30

ST, senior, Compre la
pintura B. L. P. Sofa.
mente se vende en- King
Hardware, 0N. avenida
y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1942-03-30
Con Ell Bate, la Mascota y los Espejuelos
(Por Tira o Cuarta)

Ell venidero domingo empeza-
.ra la temporada de pelotas ell
Cugcaden, bajo los auspicios de
la L;ga Intersocial.
Los mejoras peloteros latinos
Ifiguran en- las poderosas cuatro
ncvenas, Centric Asturiano, c,
Cubano, Unione Italiana y Caba
Ieros Leales.
La gaceta., 1942-03-30

st. Petersburg, MARIO 3d.
Los Cardenales abrieron ell jue-
go con tres carreras, por cuenta
de Red Ruffing, y con elias ga
Maroon ell desafio. AL Jur.sich y
Johnny Beasley lanzaron por
los Pajaros Rojos. Cada novena
bate6 IL "jilotes."
Durante Ia temporada en- la
Florida, el Sr. Luis gan6 Is de-
safios y perdi6 siete.
New York &c, 11h, lie; San
Luis SC, 11h, De.
La gaceta., 1942-03-30

Disponen los Piratas de tres
catchars, Al Lopez Babe Phelps
y Bill Baker.
Dice3s que Lopez Sc lastima
con muoha frecuencia; pero es
uno de los mejores receptores de
las grandes ligas.
La gaceta., 1942-03-30
OEPO0TES
CON LOS GUANTES

Claudio Villar combati6 en- el
semifinal del programme Jose
Luis-Abe Simon, pero fue derro
tado.
Ell espahol ha tenido buenas
nportunidades en- los Gltimos me
ses, mas no parece tener made
ra" de campe6n.
La gaceta., 1942-03-30

Pretende ser empresario de
boxeo en- Benjamin Field, ell Sr.
Lou Viscusi, de Hartford, Con.
La ComiSi6n de Boxeo sc reu-
MIA hoy al mediodfa, en- la ia
berna de Mas.
La gaceta., 1942-03-30

Marque Ell dinero que adeuda a
los eaadiadores Tommy Gomez
y Buddy Scott?
Sabemos que Jose 1eto mo Sc
duerme," pero 81 Frank no tiene
dinero..... Squien pagara?
lEsta en- fondos la Commission?
La gaceta., 1942-03-30

Dos pitchers we niegan a fir
mar sus contratos con los III
gras, Bobo Newsome, que de Boz
DO NADIA tiene, y Luther Thomas
Los Tigres lie ofrecen 1880
al "BObo' y 81 gan6 mas de 80
mil en- 1941.
La gaceta., 1942-03-30

Rowe y Charlie Fuchs dieron
la "lechada'' a los Medias Rojas
de Boston. Wagner y Judd Ian
FARO per los "malbratados.." Ca.
da novena bate6 cuatro hits.
Boston DC, 4h, lie; Detroit &c,
An, 2e.
La gaceta., 1942-03-30

Ell pitcher Wyatt, uno de los
mas habiles de la Liga Nacio,
nal, ganara ms de $1,000 EN- la
venidera temporada.
Rehcaz6 ell primer contrato
cue Sc lie ofrcciera y pudo alcan-
Ear un mas alto sueldo,
La gaceta., 1942-03-30

Sc VENDEN todos los nue.
bles de una casa: Juego de CO.
medor, de majagua; juego de
cuarto Simmons; uegO de sala
maquina de coser, Radio, etc,
Informan en- ell cafe Valencia,
Nebraska y Henderson.
La gaceta., 1942-03-30

Los Browns de Sam Luis de-
rrotaron a los Phillies, en- Mia
mi Beach. Los vencidos pegaron
cinco hits mas que los veucedo.
res.
San Luis &C., Oh, Sc; Filadel-
fla &C, 13h, De.
La gaceta., 1942-03-30

VICTORIA DE LOS CARDE-
MALES SOBRE LOS YAM
KEGS
La gaceta., 1942-03-30

iAbon6 va Don Frank La
La gaceta., 1942-03-30

Pagaron los Senadores ochc
hits, pero solo anotaror una ca.
rrera. Con siete hits los Dodger
pasaron seis wees la gonna" In
fluyeron mucho en- el resultado
los cuatro errores de la novena
de Griffith.
Washington 1c, 8h, 4e; Broo-
kiln &c, III, lie.
La gaceta., 1942-03-30

Con seis hits la novena de
Mel OFT venci6 a los Indios de
Cleveland, que batearon siete.L "a
carrera final Sc produjo en- la de
CHINA enItrada. Dos errores ayu-
dsron al tribunal de los neoyor-
quinos.
Schumacher y Sunkel lama :
ron por los Gigantes y Bagby,
Kennedy y Hogan por ell Cleve-
land. Sc lie acredit6 ell sxitO a
Sunkel, que lanz6 en- los 1ltimos
cinco innings.
Cleveland &c, III, De; N. York
Sc, Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1942-03-30
LA GACETA

a p~riodIes sz idiuaaA EspAAH'
- mae cirsulacl6A o. Ta@Ps
V1etoEiano Manteiga, Editor
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-14
j. 5. MONEY
USED INSTEAD
OF ENGLISH
President Barclay Fixes
Rate OF Currency
Exchange

MONROVIA, Liberia-tANP) -
United States currency not exceed
ing $50 bills in denomination be-
came legal tender in Liberia last
week under an executive order Of
President Edwin Barclay. The eX-
change rate was fixed at 81 United
States money to one British pound
now circulating and 81 United
States TO 81 80 Liberian money.
The action, taken by President
Barclay under special power re-
Gently granted him by the legisla-
ture to make any monetary changes
he deemed necessary for defense
purpose is thought to have s;emmed
from the difficulty to obtain ster-
ling. Authoritative sources also
call attention to the fact that the
decline of the British pound has
amounted virtually 10 a 20 per cent
levy against Liberia
The Liberian monetary system
is based on a dollar that by law
must contain the same amount Of
gold as the United States dollar,
but few coins Of small denomina-
tons are minted British money
has been legal tender since 1908
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-14
SAYS NEGROES
ALSO SERVE IN
COMBAT UNITS
Says Not All Race NJ e n
Serve In Army's
Service Units

WASHINGTON, D. CLAMP
There are several Negro fgnting
units abroad according 10 an Off
cial of the war department IN an
swer to a query, as to whether all
Negro units were Service" units
Little if any mention has been
made OF the fact that there are
Negro combat units abroad, al
though one, an anti-aircraft regi-
nent, at Hawaii, has been widely
publicized
Declaring it against the policy to
give names and designations as well
as locations of military units, the
department decried the belief that
no other Negro combat units were
abroad.
At the same time Thursday morn
ing it was announced that a total
Of 1000 United States troops had
just landed at Cairo and were ex-
pected to take an immediate part
in the desert campaign now being
waged against General Rommel. +
Negro troops were with this, the
largest single convoy Of United
States troops to be landed from
one boat
The commanding officer, Col
John E. Baird of Providence, was
pleased with the conduct Of the
troops on the long trip from New
York stating that not single man
had been lost through illness or
in any other manner an unusual
occurrence. The landing Of the
troops was belatedly announced.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-14
Films Forgot Race
In Big War Effort

NEW YORK.-(ANP)-If the ad-
ministration wants to impress upon
the Negro population Of this coun-
try that this is their war too, it had
better do something about the prop
uganda films being shown in the
larger movie houses in this city.
One, Private Smith, U.SA.." is
a perturbation and a good one Of
.'shat- happens TO a recruit in the
army, and another urging the wom-
en- Of various communities TO regis
ter in the nurses aid classes, makes
no appeal to Negroes, although
many Negroes attend these theatres.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-14
Canadian Porters
Are Now Organized

MONTREAL, Can,-(ANP)-Fol-
lowing the policy Of organization
formulated at the ST. Louis con-
vention OF the Brotherhood Of
Sleeping Car porters, A Philip Ran
dolph, international president, and
Bonnie Smith. second information
al vice president, organized and
set up local divisions of the broth
erhood on the Canadian Pacific
railroad in Toronto and Montreal.
In Toronto, Pettgrave was elected
president, Shirley jackson. vice
president, and Lem Cromwell, sec
retary-treasUrer. In Montreal, Joe
Jones was elected president; S R
Lewis, first vice president; Jimmie
Greene, second vice president and
Victor l. Coward, secretary-treas-
urer. Other local divisions will
be established in Winnipeg, Cal
gary and Vancouver. according to
Mr. Randolph, who with Mr. Smith
will go to Winnipeg later in the
month.
Plans are under way to organize
the porters Of the Canadian Ma
tional railways. Ladies auxiliaries
haze heen organized in Toronto and
Montreal
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-14
Say New Army
Order Is Blow
To Jim Crow

WASHINGTON, D. CAMP
A tremendous advance in the treat
ment accorded Negro soldiers is
expected to follow the announce
ment of a recent army regulation
which prohibits the use Of any ra-
cial designations, on army facilities
This means in effect that segrega-
ton practices in number Of south
ern camps will be abandoned be-
cause of the impossibili,y under
his regulation Of enforcing racial
separation.
1t is felt in informed quarters that
this regulation presages a vigorous
attack by the army on the entire
question Of racial segregation. 1t
IS hoped that a similar move will
outlaw the practice in a number Of
camps Of seating Negroes separate
ly in army motion picture theatres
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-14

W. Mitchell. Dawson's entire slate
in the ward was also victorious
Dawson defeated the Republican
candidate, William E King, former
state senator and presently a mem
Der Of the Illinois industrial COM
mission. for the congressional job
by a vote Of 26.593 to 23,628
Negro Judge
Wendell E. Green. a member Of
the city civil service commission,
was elected judge Of the municipal
court Green's victory marks the
first time a Negro has sat on the
bench since 1880 when the late
Judge Albert B George, Republic
can, failed for rec ,ecdon.
County Commissioner Edward
CMikel Sneed was reelected with
a tally Of 1850 votes with the
support Of the Kelly-Nash machine
o. Stanton DePriest, son Of the
former congressman for the first
district. and J B Martin, we're de-
feated in the race
Democrats also won the contests
in the first and third senatorial dis
,ricts, with Christopher C Vim
Dish Of the Dawson organization
pulling away from the Republican
candidate, Benjamin Clanton by a
vote Of II 1853 70 1908
The vote for the lower house
was split with the Democrats yield
ing two seats TO the Republicans
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-14
Negroes Made Many Gains In Elections

in this city, county, and generally
in the state. The only area in the
state where the Democratic party
held its own, Lake county, elected
James Hunter to the state lesisla-
ture. St Joseph county, South
Bend. also sent a colored man 10
the legislature, Jesse L. Dickinson.
The voters Of indianapolis elect
cd Dr. LUcian B. Meriwether. Re-
publican, to the city council, Will
bur H Grant, director Of the col
ored division Of the Republican
State Central committee, was elect
ed to the state legislature.
Henry L Wilson. actve young
attorney and director Of the Demo-
cratic state activities among col
ored people, was defeated for the
state legislature.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-14
LONE NEGRO
IN PA. GETS
Commission
Carlisle Youth Graduates
From Army School
With Whites

CAprrcrr AVN, $780,
-'i'1i- - nv -IeO' &c
A. Johnson oil Sayorook, Conn. re-
ceived his commission as second
lieutenant az graduating exercises
.,a,a lac, ,,a.,. -. ,h, -, ~.
49,
e'nulua'e SCHOOL al Car"s'e par
racks. OF the 22l enlisted men
Of the army medical corps receiv-
ing their commissions Srjort Iobr
-, ~. -, -, -. -
so'' was ''ie oii' 'oiOi eu eahu'ud'e
Ihese new officers Will now be able
to relieve several hundred army
doctors from routine work for the
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Negro Americans
Praised BY Lawyer

LOS ANGELES, Calif-tANP)-
Do not yield TO anything in our
national life which denies democ-
racy. Press steadily foEAumen
equality not only for (yourselvcsr
but for all groups which are not
given equality, Hugh E. Macbeth
told listeners of the Bronze radio
hour here Thursday, when he spoke
on 'Colored Americans in the
Present World War"
Mr. Macbeth, a local attorney, is
chairman of the United Races Of
America. Mrs. A c. Bilbrew, noted
musician. is director Of The weekly
Bronze hour over radio station
KGFJ.