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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
Long Shot
Pays Off
S377.8O

CHICAGO, May % GNS). -
Longshot players were gloating
today over their biggest killing of
the Chicago racing season.
They cashed in on Manymor,
which hasn't won a race in its
previous p starts. and collected
S377S0 for a 81 win ticket when
the 6-year-old gelding nailed the
favorite, Yelled Prophet. at the
wire by half length in the last
race on yesterdays card at Lin
coin Fields.
The place was $500. with S33
for show.
Victory March. which got in
third, behind Yelled Prophet. gave
the race its final touch by paying
SGT so for the show end. Victory
March was a mere 360-to-1 shot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
Major League
Standings

Yesterdays RESULTS
DETROIT sell, Cleveland Pal. Trucks
and Tebbetts: fMllnar. Ferrick (6D, Essen
stat (s) and Hogan, DenninG
New York 3-3-1, Philadelphia Pei: 30
rowy and Rossr: Knott and Hayes.
Washington $50. Boston 1-7-1: Wynn
and Early. Wagner and Conroy.
st. Louis SEQ. Chicago 4-e-i: AukeT.
tHsnning go. Caster co. and Swift. Fer
ren. Grove. Appleton 81 and Dickey.
winning pitcher.
Losing pitcher.
TODAY's GAMES
Cleveland AZ DETROIT.
Chicago al 81. Louis.
Washington At New York
Boston at Philadelphia (nght).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
Sports Calendar


BaSebal-TgcrS Indians Briggs
and Catholic high school games, fields
Horse Racing-Fair Grounds, first AS m.
SATURDAY
BasebalTgers White Sox Briggs Stadium games
- starting at l:30 m; sandot games all playfedS
Horse Racing-Far Grounds. first 2:30 m
SaingDeroit Yacht Regatta Lake St Clair
starting 1920 a. m
Golf-Hae America medal club tournaments all clubs.
SUNDAY
BasebalTigers White Briggs games
starting at 30 Sandlot games all payhelds.
Golf-Tournaments at all clubs.
Polo-EvergreenS
al James Couzens highway. 4 p. m.
Cricket-Mchigan Cricket Club lie Raj Fiers
Belle Isle playheld. y. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Brooklyn 6-11-0. Boston f-7-3: Higbe and
Owen; Farley, sain go. Donovan 90
and Kluttz IN ~
Chicago 2-1O-0. Cincinnati ISL: Lee snd
Mccullough: starr and Lamanno U2 In
lningsD.
St Louis 3-1o-i. Pittsburgh 2-a-2: NJ
Cooper, tBeazley 90. Gumbert Cii1 and
W. Cooper. Heintzelman. tWiikie u0D and
Lopez, Baker.
Only games scheduled.
winning pitcher.
tLosing pitcher
ToDAY'S GAMES
l Cincinnati At Chicago
/ Philadelphia 81 Boston.
New York al Brooklyn.
Only games scheduled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
NOW HE'S SERIOUS

Demaret is trying TO do now
what he might have done in any
of the last few namely.
win just about any tournament
that suits his fancy.
Everything has beer q laugh
TO him until now. He was
tough baby today as he went out
against Craig Wood in the quar-
terminals. Perhaps not too tough
for Woods. but still much
tougher than he has been lately.
Back in 1910 they couldn't
beat the ny. He won the Oak
land Open, the San Francisco
match play championship. the
Western Open. the New Orleans
Open. the ST. Petersburg Open,
and the coveted Masters cham
Continued on Page III
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
BY United Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Cleveland CEmbrse 10, at DETROIT
Chicago Dietrich 4-D at 81. Louis
(Galehouse 3-4-3 p. m. (CWT).
Boston (Hughson 2-1) al Philadelphia
christopher 3-il-9 p. m. (EwTD.
Washington (Wison 1-2) at New York
(Gomez OPS D. m. (EWT).
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati wander Nicer 4-3l at Chicago
Passeau 6-3)-3 p. m. oCwT).
Philadelphia (PodgaJny 23l at Boston
Erickson 2-Ol--3 p. m. (EWT).
New York (Sunkel 1-0) At Brooklyn
(Head 5-D-3 p. m. (EWTD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
Top Fairview Card

Jack League, rough Texas
heavyweight. will oppose Flash
Gordon in the two in three-fai
mat headliner in Fairview Gar
dens Tuesday night, Promoter
Jack Giroux. announced. The
bout has an hour time limit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29

the the weighed l65 after the last
that series in Detroit had pitched in 81 that
Won 80 remember?
Dean looked at his watch.
Its 10 minutes q I've got up there and tell
public what's goin' on" exclaimed the delightful Dir he
completed his change baseball uniform his cowboy
outfit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
UNDER CONTROL

White and Fuchs had previously
captured three games each. giving
the trio a total of eight victories
An even one-third of the "a
games won by the Tigers. who
today were but one game behind
the second place Clevelanders.
Turning in a mastery perform
ance. Trucks was in command of
the situation most of the way. In
seven of the nine innings but three
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
Tiger Rockies Best
White Fuchs, Trucks Have Won Games Between
Them for Best Freshman Record in Majors
By LEO MACDONELL

There isn't. perhaps. any other
club in the majors that can boast
of trio OF freshmen pitchers
who can match the combined
triumphs of Hal White, Charley
Fuchs and Virgil Trucks, first
year men with the Tigers.
Behind Trucks brilliant four
hit pitching. the Tigers yesterday
at Briggs Stadium defeated the
Indians, 6 TO 2, in the first of a
two-game series. II gave the
recruit from Buffalo his second
victory in the majors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
LOUIS GOING ON TOUR

rOhl hAMiLlON, IN. IY~
May % lUP).-Joe Louis makes
his first appearance in series
of exhibition bouts for the bene-
tit of the army emergency re.
lief fund at the Fort Hamilton
recreation center June a. army
publicity headquarters am
nounced TODAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
Continued on Page III
Navy Lists
New Head
Of Sports

ANNAPOLIS. May % (UP).
Capt. Harvey Z. Overesch.
former navy star athlete, has
been appointed athletic director
Of the naval academy, succeed
ing Capt. T. Starr King. who has
been given a sea assignment, IL
was announced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
AIR FIELD FOR GEHRIG

VICTORIA. Tex. May %
(UP).-The athletic grounds at
Foster Field, new fighter pilot
training school, were dedicated
yesterday as Lou Gehrig Field"
with brief comment by Col.
Warren r. Carter, commanding
officer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
Can Be
Man Of Hour in
PGA Tourney
Dope Favors Wood
10 Beat Him in
Qusrterfinals Today
BY LAYTON CARVER
International News Service sports Editor

/. SEAvIEW COUNTRY CLUB,
ATLANTIC CITY. N. j.. May %
tINS). - AS the quarter-finalists
tangled up today at IS holes,
tomorrow's semifinals in the Ma
tional Professional golf champion
ship seemed TO be virtually
ordained encounters between Craig
Wood. the National Open cham
pion. and Sam Snead. the WELL
known threat, on one hand and
Byron Nelson and Ben Hogan, the
Texan. on the other.
Todays matches brought the
survivors OF second rounds to-
gether as follows:
Wood VS.. Jimmy Demaret Of
Texas and Detroit.
Snead VS.. Ed Dudley. the
PGA president. now playing
out Of Colorado Springs. Colo.
Nelson VS.. Light Horse Harry
Cooper OF Minneapolis. the
medaliSt.
Hogan VS.. Corp. Jim Turnesa
Ol Fort Dix.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
DELAWARE PARK OPENS

STANTON. Del, May %
(INS). - Raced with the pros
pect of decreased revenue be-
cause of various wartime re.
strictions, Delaware Park to-
day swings into its 30-day
spring horse rfcing season with
record entry list.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
SUSPEND fRosH RULE

NEW YORK, May % (UP).
The intercollegiate A. A. A. A.
has voted to suspend the fresh
man rule for the duration and
first-year men will be eligible
TO compete in the cross country
race here next November, the
next event on the IC4A program
after this week-end's outdoor
track and field championships.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
Trainer Smith
To Run Horses
For {. 5. Howard
Hi Winnie Is Only
Favorite to Score
on Yesterdays Gard
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Charles S. Howard, famous San
Francisco turfman, plans TO send
his strong racing stable to the
Detroit Race Track as soon as
stalls can be obtained, IL was
learned yesterday. The stable Is
expected to arrive here next week.
The Howard stable will come
from New York under Trainer
Tom Smith, the man who directed
Seabiscuit in his campaign to
world money winning honors.
FL Chiquita, an extremely fast
3-year-old filly heads the stable Of
II horses. Smith will bring here.
II will be a return to familiar
surroundings for the Howard
colors. Smith brought the Howard
stable here in 1886 and started
Seabiscuit in five races. The great
son OF Hard Tack started his climb
to prominence here with a victory
in the Governors Handicap.
BAD FOR FAyoRITEs
Racegoers today will be looking
to a turn of fortunes for the
lfavorites, which had bad day
yesterday when c. A. O'Neil, Jr's.
Hi Winnie was the only one to
score. The 4-year-old daughter Of
Hi-Jack got home by length
over 10 Betty in the third race
after catching the front running
Jota and paid even money.
One of the most interesting
scores of the day was that made
by Apprentice Bobby Wright on
Last Bubble in the second race.
1t was the only the second mount
in the career of this 17-year-old
youngster from lola, Kan. He II
subbing for a fellow townsman.
Johnny Adams, contract jockey
for the stable of Eual Wyatt. San
Francisco turfman. Adams has
been absent since his wife was
1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
GIVE HIM CHANCE

On the basis OF play TO date
Wood, Snead. Nelson and Hogan
had TO be favored in today's
matches, with Demaret given a
very good chance of upsetting the
form in his match with Wood. II
will take something like a miracle
10 deprive Snead. Nelson and
Hogan of wins.
Snead yesterday scored one of
the days two most one-sided tri-
umphs in the second round by
disposing OF Willie Goggin of
White Plains. N. Y. 9 and 8.
largely because Goggin's putter
WASH working.
Hogan manufactured the other
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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-06-06
ChocoLateers In
Neu Musical Film

HOLLYWOOD-(S NS)-'The Three Chocolateers
famed Negro dance trio who danced their to acclaim
with Cab Galloway at the Cotton Club in New York City,
will be seen the screen in Republics music and
comedy hit, Moonlight Masquerade.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-06-06
Stiff Barriers
In Bfoadcastinq
Being Lowered
Staffs Are Told
Not to Refuse
Negro Artists

NEW YORK C1TY-(S N S)-A
whole new field of opportunity fol
Negro musicians is now open as g
result of q commitment by the Ma
tional Broadcasting Company and
the Blue Network here to hire
qualified Negro musicians who
apply for work
Both networks went on record as
opposing discriminatory hiring
after conference, May rs, with
John Hammond NAACP board
member and publisher Of the maya
zine Music and Rhythm, Mark
Woods, president of the Blue Net
work; Samuel Chotinoff, musical
advisor for the NBC; DR.. Frank
Black, musical director for NBC;
Joe Rines, musical director for the
Blue Network; and Leopold
Spitalny, chief contractor for the
networks.
The stats of the networks have
already been instructed to hire Ne
gro musicians.
Mr.. Hammond said that most
opening will be in dance and salon
groups. He stressed the fact that
musicians who are expert III
reading and those whose back
ground and training fit them for
doubling" in variety of types
of music are most desired
The NAACP director said that.
the broadcasting companies hire
only on application, and that com
pany officials maintained that no
Negroes havev applied for jobs. The
officials all were convinced that
there would be no friction between
colored and white musicians work
ing together because of their eX
perience with Dean Dixon, young
Negro conductor, who has worked
tremendously with the MIC sym
phony orchestra.
Woods declared that he and
David Sarnoff, president of the
Radio Corporation Of America and
member of the Presidents Com
mittee on Fair Employment PraC-
tice, would be delighted if Me-
groes can be hired as quickly as
possible at NBC to show the world
that NBC does not discriminate"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-06-06
Tennessee States
Singers Aid War

NASHVILLE, Tenn.-tA N P)-
The famed concert singers Of A
and I State college, popularity re-
ferred to as the Ambassadors of
Goodwill" having sung in the
leading cities of America over ma
jor radio stations, and for re-
nowned personages, have recently
extended their message through
song to army camps and for navy
relief funds.
Among their more recent appear
ances have been the program at
Camp Forrest on which Sgt. York
and Gov. Cooper, were the prin-
cipaI speakers and the program for
navy relief given at the Ryman
auditorium and sponsored by the
Pan-Hellenic league in conjunc-
ton with the Navy Mothers Club.
Both performances by the singers
were acclaimed magnificent
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-06-06
BroadwayGreets
New Quartet OF
Song LoveIies
Gingersnaps Have
: Plenty on Ball,
Says Ted Yates

NEW YORK-(TYP)-Iake 1t
from me. The Gingersnaps-four
girls and harmony-have something
on the ball They probably have
never seen baseball game but,
they've got great many curves.
pickup, speed, jump and hit
Orhythm) hard. What baseball is
to the nation, harmony in the
hotcha manner is a pleasing pas
time with these four girls.
They are currently rated the
best voice in the show that now
n a Broadway theatre-goers
standing in line. Ed Sullivan's
Harlem Cavalcade" would prob
ably rate "just $3.50" without The
Gingersnaps who snap out Of it
from the first note. They are in
dividua1istic in q sense-tor, this
writer has not seen anything like
the ng-doings of the Misses Ethel
Harper, Leona Hemingway. Vir-
ginia Robinson and Ruth Christian.
Teddy Hall. who handles this
new singing team, has something
that any scout would seek to turn
over to the big major) league.
They hit 500 with q style that's
solid tops. Id say, too, that the
Gingersnaps, though new, are well
seasoned. They are not from the
Bush League either. It's just the
old old story of every now and
then new stars come into being.
So from 1919 B'way to radio, stage,
screen and stardom The Ginger
snaps will Zoom.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-06-06
Starlight Opens
Season For Negro
Theatre In N. Y.
Rr CURTIS CooKsEY

NEW YORK-(C)-The Ameri-
can Negro Theatre. Harlem's two
year old cooperative venture, pre-
miered its first production of the
current season when it presented
Starlight" written and directed by
Curtis Cooksey, Wednesday even
ing. June 5, at the Library Thea
ire
Dealing with religious fanaticism
and featuring cast Of only five
persons, the play looms as a sue
cess AS an emergency against the
draft, through which the group has
lost a few members, two casts have
been rehearsed and alternate in
presenting the play
Last season, the ANT produced
On Strivers Row" by Abram Hill,
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-06-06
Decca To Produce
Even Better Records

NEW YORK-(A N P)-Pnono-
graph records retailing for 35c and
SOC are still being made and sold
by Decca Records, Inc, and will
continue on the market in slightly
reduced quantities in spite of rll-
mors to the contrary, according to
q Decca official
That there will be fewer of them
Is a certainty in view of the restric-
tlons placed on the use of shellac
by the WPB order, which freezes
30 per cent Of all raw shellac on
hand, and limits recording com
panies to the use of 80 per cent of
their 1941 consumption. The COM
pany states, however, that what
records are produced will be If bet
ter quality than at present.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-06-06
Hampton Gels
New Band Man

HAMPTON INSTITUTE, Va
Is N S)-T'he appointment of John
j. Balleau, of Newport News, Va,
as part-t time instructor of band,
orchestra and Instrumentation at
Hampton Institute was announced
this week by President Malcolm S.
MacBean.
Balleau's appointment is signifi-
cant because OF the important part
that the college band is expected
to play in connection with the
ROTC program which viii be in
augurated next fall at the Tide
water Virginia college.
A graduate of Wherefore Uni
versity, BalIeau received the master
of arts degree from Hampton In
sttiute He is director of instru-
mental music at Huntington High
school, in Newport News.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-06-06

Duke Ellington
In Moonlight Masquerade" the
trio will renew their acquaintance
with film fans who first saw them
in Can This Be Dixie" Jane
Withers picture released in 1896.
"The Three Chocolateers" are
known in private life as Esyan
Mosby, Albert and Duke Gibson.
Mosby was born in Kansas City
and the Gibson brothers are from
Peoria. Ill
The professional career began IL
years ago in the back room of
Kansas City night club owned by
Mosby's brother. There they per
fected dance routines that brought
them a tour of the Orient. Back in
this country they made their Hol-
lywood debut, and were later fea-
tured for three years at ew York's
Cotton Club They also appeared
in New Faces where they started
the 'peckin craze.
Moonlight Masquerade fes-
lures Dennis C'Keefe, Jane Fra
zee, Betty Kean, Eddie F'oy, Jr.,
and Franklin Pangborn, Songs for
the film were written by Harry
Revel and Mort Greene.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-06-06

Cognizant of the Importance Of
the various war relief charities,
Galloway rapidly acquiesed when
approached by the committee Of
he Riverdale (N.Y.C0 branch of
the Russian War Relief. The
dance. which was billed as a
Swing concert" was a tremendous
success. tanning the limited con
fines of the Fieldston School gym
nasium.
Amongst the prominent person
ages who served on the committee
were: Miss Dean Virginia Glider
sleeve, Dean Of Barnard College;
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther H. Pate, Mr..
Pate being the president of the
Fieldston School, a division OF
Ethical Culture; Prof. Erwin Ed
manfi Of Columbia, University;
Mrs. Cab Galloway; Frank S.
Hackett. PRESIDENT of the Riverdale
Boys School; Mrs. Cleveland
Dodge, prominent New York So
cialite, and DR.. and Mrs. Henry S,
Coffin.
Included in the capacity attend
ance we're many well known Har-
len1ites.
Cab has also inaugurated a
Swing Concert Policy at North
western University as evidenced
ma letter from Maurice Williams.
chairman of the Student War
Council The letter is as follows:
In behalf Of the Northwestern
student body, who want to thank
you for your cooperation at the
Victory Swing Concert last May 1.
TIE, concert was the first of its
kind here at Northwestern. How
ever, due to your splendid perform
ance. swing concerts will become
an integral part of our program for
the coming year"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-06-06
NEWS OF
THEATRES
Hampton Dranatists To-
Present Play For Troops

role of Mary Herries," the philan-
thropic soul who gets into more
trouble than she can easily get out
of as a result of being kind to an
eccentric stranger, Henry Abbott, "
Erie Williams. of Urhancrest, Ohio.
does the Characterization of Hen
ry Abbott"
Under the direction of Sailstad,
coordinator Of the Hampton 1nsti-
tute communications center, ali
work of stage designing and con-
strGction is being done BY mem
bers of the theatre workshop group.
"Kind Lady is Inc only dramatic
presentation OF the nine week in
tersession period which ends Tine
10, at Hampton Institute.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-06-06

HAMPTON INSTITUTE, Va. -
(SNS)-tA special performance of
Kind Lady," Edward C'hodorov's
clever adaptation from story by
Hugh Walpcle, will be given on
Friday evening, June IL, in ogden
Hall at Hampton Institute, for en-
listed men in the Tidewater Vir-
ginia area by students of Robert
j. Sailstad's theater workshop
course. The drama will be re-
peated on Saturday night, June 13.
for the general public.
Leading parts in the play are
taken by Esther Merle Jackson, of
Ell Dorado, Ark, who portrays the
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-06-06
Honor Harrison
AT dwelling
OF His Portrait
Noted Actor Is
Praised; Taught
At A. and T.

GREENSBORO. N. C.-6SNS) -
When Richard 3. Harrison died,
he was revealing the brotherhood
of man and was easing the way to
interracial understanding declar-
ed Dean w G.. Jackson, OF Wom-
ans College, principal speaker for
the unwilling Of a portrait of the
noted actor at A and T. College
last week.
Prof H. Clinton Taylor the art
ist, unveiled the portrait, which
was dedicated 10 the college by the
A. and r. social committee. The
portrait is the third of three re-
cent paintings by the young art
list, who is gaining ever-increasing
popularity for his excellent work.
The other are of Mrs. Robert
Poole. late wife of Prof Robert
Poole. of the college tailoring de-
department, and of Dr.. M C, S.
Noble, chairman Of the A. and T..
college board Of trustees
The portrait OF HARRISON hangs
in the Richard B. Harrison Audi
torium, named after the actor,
who was for several years instruc-
tor Ill dramatic art at A. and T. In
June. 1884. when Harrison was
commencement speaker at tine COL
ege he was awarded the degree OF
doctor Of dramatic literature.
Dean Jackson asserted that Har-
rison could reveal the brotherhood
of man and ease the way TO inter-
racial understanding because of
his simple philosophy. which he
indicated in the actors wore: My
philosophy is really very simple.
Like Noah in the play. I tries TO
he a godly man"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-06-06

IN the Tim the dancers perform
their popular "Hicky Ricky," q
sensational dance routine that the
trio originated last year when they
toured the country with Cab Gallo
way. Another dance that brought
"rhe Three Chccolateers" atten-
ticn from entertainment lovers
was the "Scronch" They introduc-
ed it during their association with
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-06-06
SUMMER SCHOOL
OPENS JUNE

TALLAHASSEE TRe machinery
for opening the Summer School of
the Florida A. 81 M. College, prompt
ly on Tuesday, June 9, 1912, has al
ready been set into motion by
responsible members of the Summer
School Committee. of which Profess
sor H. M. Efferson is the directing
official. acting for President j. R.
E. Lee,
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-06-06
INSTRUCTOR PROMOTED

FORT BRAGG. NJ C-(ANp)-
corp. James Q. Garter, %. of Bat
eiy b OF the 18th battalion in
the Held artillery replacement CEN
ter was promoted to sergeant last
week. Serving as machine gun and
hoWltzer instructor for several
months, he was the only colored
instructor in the fifth training
regiment of which two thirds of
the members are white. The usual
machine. gun class is composed of
members of both races
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-06-06
PHYSICIANS PROTEST

NEW YORK-lC)-The Medi-
cal Society of the County of New
York. at meeting Monday night
unanimously approved resolution
protesting the discrimination prac-
ticed by the Army and Navy
against Negro physicians in the
matter of granting commissions by
The A.n.a aud Navy u the uutea
States
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-06-06
Russian Relief
Giuen Cabs Aid

NEW YORK CITY (SNS)-At considerable personal
expense Cab Galloway last week moved his entire organza
ton New York from the midwest that he could play
benefit for the Russian War Relief