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ASK PROBE OF MERCHANT
SHIP STRIKE
WASHINGTON, Jan. 15 (ANP)
—The coast guard and the War
Shipping administration have been
asked to investigate the conditions
aboard the merchant ship SS Frank
H. Dodd when 20 members of the
crew walked off in protest against
sailing with a colored chief steward.
The steward, William K. Vance, of
New York, is a member of the
Marine Cooks and Stewards union
(CIO), said “it looks like a case of
racial discrimination to me,” but
Capt. Raymon W. Racouillat said
“the racial issue isn’t involved. The
crewmen have taken a dislike to
Vance personally.”
The Dodd was scheduled to sail
for Greece at noon last Saturday,
carrying a load of relief shipments
of foodstuffs for the UNRRA pro
gram.
Officials of the coast guard said
the matter was under study.
WOMAN BECOMES FIRST
NEGRO PHYSICIAN
ON HOSPITAL STAFF
NEWARK, N. J., Jan. 14 (ANP)
—Dr. E. Mae McCarroll became the
first Negro member of the city hos
pital’s medical staff here upon
recommendation by the hospital’s
executive committee. She will serve
on the protological service staff un
der Dr. David A. Kraker, vice presi
dent of the executive committee.
Dr. McCarroll’s appointment
marks the end of a long civic fight
to gain Negro representation on the
City hospital’s medical staff here
and charges of racial prejudice and
discrimination were made i^peated
ly to the city commission.
A native of Birmingham, Dr.
McCarroll is unmarried and has
been practicing here since 1929. She
is a graduate of Talladega college,
Fisk university and the Women’s
Medical college in Philadelphia. She
received a master of science degree
from Columbia university in 1940.
Dr. McCarroll, who joined the
health department’s child Hygiene
division staff in 1932 and was later
named assistant physician in the
veneral disease clinic, was promoted
last March as assistant epidemio
logit of that department. She has
been praised for her work in health
education in combating veneral dis
ease.
“Naturally, I am delighted at this
honor,” she said when informed of
her appointment. “I hope it may
represent the beginning of greater
opportunity for Negro physicians
in our city.”
Spiritual Success meeting will be held
on Wednesday night, Jan. 16 at 8:00
p.m., combined with a special casket
seance. Lucky numbers and blessings.
Come early to get a seat. Sponsored
by the Calvary Ambassador Taber­
nacle Spiritual Church, Inc., at Odd
Fellows Hall, W. Fifth St. at Mount
St., over Cox Drug Store. Donations
$1.00. For Information phone HE 8892
from 6 to 9 p.m
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