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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-24
Native Of Evanston
TO ENLINEN RALLY

One Of the Nays crack Negro
bands. direct from tAe Great Lakes
Naval Station. will be sent 10 en-
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Bond rallies on TIE lake front in
the city Of Milwaukee, on June Ii
and II. A number of Negro speakers
viii share the program with the
band. Thousands Of War Bond buy
yrs are expected to turn out To see
The NaNN's di.play " pr boats.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-24

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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-24
N. Y. Bill To Bar
Jim Crow In Tax
Exempt Housing

NEW YORK. - A discrimination
bill. providing that no tax exemp-
ton shall be granted on housing
and redevelopment projects in New
York City in the event OF discrimi.
nation because Of race. creed or
color" was sent TO the mayor last
week for his signature after being
passed by the City Council and ap-
proved by the Board Of Estimate.
The Administrative Code amend
ment is not retroactive. and there
fore will not effect the Jim Crow
Stuyvesant Town housing project
as the city has already signed the
contract with the Metropolitan Life
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-24
hit THAT rheumatic PAIN
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And look at the Silver Lining in Those Clouds of Pain

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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-24
Urban League Has
Added 3 To Staff

tiers in addition TO promoting group
work and community organization
projects in the community
Mr.. Kornegay is native OF Mount
Olive, y. C., and a graduate OF
North Carolina State college at
Durham. he holds a MA. degree
IN personnel administration and
guidance from the University of
Michigan. Mr. Kornegay's job will
entail placement. counseling. and
vocational guidance.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-24

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in few drops OF hot pepper sauce.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-24
GROWING LARGER GARDENS

Negro families throughout the
South are growing larger gardens
this year. according 10 Official OBJ
servers of the u 5. Department OF
Agriculture.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-24

John { Dancy. director of the
Detroit Urban league. announced
the addition Of three workers 10 his
staff last week. The new workers
are Miss Naomi W. Slade, recep-
zionist; Mrs Eleanor Y. Suffer,
group work secretary: and Francis
A. Kornegay, vocational secretary.
Miss Slade is a native nf Atlanta,
Ga, holds an ABB degree from Nor
ris Brown college and has had sew
eral years of Office experience at
Morehouse college, TIskegee Air
Base and Washington Business col
lege.
Native Of Evanston
Mrs. Sutler is a native of Evans
ton. H.. graduate Of Howard UNI
verSity and has done graduate work
IN personnel administration and vo-
cational guidance at NOr,hW estern
university.
She cones TO the league rom
Phyllis Wheat!ev YWCA OF Wash
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the girls work secretary for the
past two years. She was formerly
employed as assistant director Of
the junior activities department of
the Phyllis Wheatley YWCA of
indianapolis. Ind Mrs Sutler will
process registrations for Green Pas
lures camp and supervise the work
Of the leagues two community CEN
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Evening star., 1944-11-11
BY the Associated Press.


CHICAGO, Nov. 11.-Horse racing,
which embarked on an ambitious
three-year war relief and charity
program in 1912, appeared likely to
reach it's goal of 5000, 900 before
the end of the year, Lincoln G. Plaut,
Advisory Board member of the Turf
Committee of America, said today.
Plaut, who originated the idea Of
setting aside certain days at each
race meeting over the Nation for war
relief and charity, said that approxi-
mately $4,000, 900 had been turned
in since January, 1912. That figure,
however, does not include receipts
from recent six-day war relief
meeting. at Laurel Md, nor relief
amounts now accumulating at Bel
mont Park in New York. Hollywood
Park in California and Sportsman's
Park in Chicago.
California and Florida tracks,
Pimlico at Baltimore, Charles Town
in West Virginia and other courses
still have war relief programs this
year.
Bay Meadows Tops List.
"By the time We have reports from
current and future relief meetings
of the year, we should be we'll past
our $4,000, 900 goal" Plaut said.
He said the Bay Meadows track
in California, with it's meetings dedi-
Gated almost entirely to war relief,
has been the heaviest contributor
to the fund-approximately s1,400,-
900. The spring meeting at Bay
Meadows produced $685., ,747.12 and
Evening star., 1944-11-11
Morgan Team Picked
Over Tuskegee AT
In Tilt Tonight

Two unbeaten and united foot
ball teams will clash tonight in the
Negro classic of the year hereabout
when Morgan State College grid
ders come over from Baltimore tc
play the Tuskegee (Ala.) Air Force
eleven at Griffith Stadium.
Despite the power of the Tus-
kegee outfit, which is loaded with
ex-college players, the Morgan
Bears, who have not been whipped
since way back in 1912, likely will
be the favorites.
Morgan has a number of fast
travelling backs, four of them being
among the scoring leaders in the
Old Line State. Day has registered
80 points and Boyce, Burgess and
Jones 18 each. Day is fourth in the
State, trailing three Bainbridge
gridders.
Presented In a half-time cere
mony will be members of the famed
Negro aerial combat unit. the 99th
Pursuit Squadron, which landed al
Boiling Field last night.
Evening star., 1944-11-11
BY LEWIS r. ATCHISON.

Tomorrows game between the
Redskins and Tigers at Brooklyn
appropriately might be called the
struggle Of the strangers, judging
by the rapid turnover in personnel
on both clubs this week.
Yesterday the Tribe asked for
waivers on Nick Campofreda, former
Western Maryland tackler and later
a wrestler, who was shifted between
tackle and center enough to make
him a rowing reserve. 1t is reported
Detroit will claim the big fellow
and that would please Nick. He's
been yelling for action since the
season opened and when Coach Dud
De Groot persisted in keeping him
on the bench Campofreda asked for
his release.
Earlier the Redskins announced
the release of Ray Monaco, former
Holy Cross guard, adding that he
would report to the Boston Yankees,
but Monaco baked. He still was in
town today, trying to make a deal
for himself with another club. Ray
wanted to go with the New York
Giants, but Steve Owen is said to be
overburdened with linemen and
Evening star., 1944-11-11
100000 War Fund Goal
Looms for Rucinq This Year
the fall meeting an estimated s7l5,.

the 1all meeting an estimated S715,-
600.
Special charity meetings at
Churchill Downs, home of the Ken
lucky Derby, produced 1868 500, and
Aqueduct at New York turned owe,
$256 ,863.45, Plaut said.
Other amounts raised at the coun-
try's principal tracks include: Chi
cago War Relief meeting arlington
Park, Hawthorne, Lincoln Fields
Sportsman's Park and Washington
Park participating, $4OO, 300. .04: Mar
ragansett Park, R. l., 1854 ,638 go;
Belmont Park, N. Y, $247 300 (esti-
mated; Jamaica, N. Y, s246 ,o96. rs;
Empire City, N. Y, $245,353 (esti-
mated fall receipts Suffolk Downs
Mass, s249,14116; Saratoga, N. Y.
$126,4l5.81.
Ak -Sar-Ben Generous.
Amounts raised at other tracks
ranged upward from few Thousand
dollars at the smaller courses.
In addition, the members of the
Ak-Sar-Ben Association at Omaha
gave $4,000, although no meeting
was held, and approximately $4OO, ,0OO
was donated by tracks to war relief
and charities, but not cleared
through the Turf Committee, Plaut
said.
Evening star., 1944-11-11
Skin, Tiger Squads Revomped
For Brooklyn Football Scrap

facing the unpleasant business of
cutting the squad, SO Monaco doesn t
know yet what he'll do. He said
yesterday he wouldn't have returned
TO the Skins in l945 even if they
wanted him because of his dissatis-
faction with certain things.
In all the signing and releasing
the Redskins gained one man. Chief
johnson, lanky, genuine Indian
who was signed to help bolster the
center.
Brooklyn. however, has been q
veritable merry -go-round, with play
ers departing and arriving at a
giddy pace. Latest to quit is Half
back Bill Reynolds, who kissed pre-
ball goodby, for the season at least
to return to Mississippi where he
will be married today, He may be
back next season. but that isn't
helping at the moment.
To plug the void the Brooks
bought Tony Aiello from Detroit, to
whom they sold him some time ago
but Tony won't be much help to-
morrow without knowing the PLAYS
Even If he did he shouldn't offer
too much trouble as he is on the
small side, standing a mere 5-feet-7
and weighing only ITO pounds.
Evening star., 1944-11-11
Old Pitt Ponthers Lone Nemesis of Rombers

Mnnesotas teams? What about Michigan
Ohio State? the these stick to the Middle West
Irish
They Baltimore.
Atlanta all And look their
you'll has better than
Saturday waiting eight Good Army
Dame 1881 matter of l3
Army the last five
Sutherland
Dame winning after
the
whipped with consistency
the of spirit,
football college
Notre Dame
only correct Those college VIC
Tech. But the South
packing them
LNnrhA Meusnan ALlanceA
Evening star., 1944-11-11
Caps Open League Season
with Jewels Here Toniqht

Washington's Capitols will bt
given strong chance of victory to.
night when they open their Amer
lean Basket Ball League campaign
by opposing New York's Jewels in
Uline Arena at $50.
Coach Pete Barry has rounded out
a squad of IA former college stars
some of them with professional ex-
perience, including three former
Temple University stars, Steve
Juenger, Bob Dorm and Dick Mock
inSon.
A preliminary opens tonight's
show at tbs.
Evening star., 1944-11-11
nois-Michigan Fray
Among Tiffs RivaIing
Army-Irish Game
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. n-Although
the Army-Notre Dame game ranks
as tops throughout the Nation, it is
not the only outstanding struggle
At Ann Arbor, Mich, Illinois and
Michigan come to grips in a game
that promises many thrills.
The Wolverines, beaten only by
Indiana, have regained national in
terest during the last two weeks by
walloping Purdue and Pennsylvania
with an attack of reverses, spinners
| line bucks and end runs so cleverly
put into action that many specta-
tors didn't know at first who had
the ball If the Ann Arbor lads get
by Illinois, team that nearly de-
feated Notre Dame, the coming Ohio
State-Michigan encounter would
shape up as one of the best of the
season
Duke aims to topple Wake Forest
from the unbeaten, united ranks in
another topfight struggle. The Blue
Devils surprised Georgia Tech last
week and are favored to repeat the
trick against the Deacons, who have
been dreaming about a bowl invita-
ton.
BY sections these are some of the
other foremost engagements of the
day:
East-Navy-C Cornell; Penn State
Temple; Columbia Pennsylvania; ;
Dartmouth-Coast Guard Academy;
Yale-Brown; Holy Cross-Colgate;
Princeton -Muhlenberg; Harvard
Melville PIT Boat Night Raiders.
Midwest Indiana Minnesota,
PittOhio State; Great Lakes Third
Air Force; ue-Northwestern
Iowa SeahaWks- Bunker Hill Gnd.)
Naval
South-Georgia Navy-North Car
Iollna Prefiight; Bainbridge- Cherry
Point Marines: Florida Georgia :,
Fort Pierce (Fla) -Waycross (Ga)
Army Air.
Southwest-Rice-A Arkansas; Ran
dolph Field-Maxwell Field; Texas
Oklahoma Aggies; Texas Aggies-
Southern Methodist.
Big Six Oklahoma Missouri;
Kansas State-Kansas; Nebraska
Iowa State.
Southeast-Mississippi State-Au-
burn; Tulane Georgia Tech; Missis-
sippi- Alabama; anee-Vanderbilt
Mote: Tennessee, Kentucky and
Louisiana State are idle.)
Rocky Mountains-Fort Warren
Second Air Force.
Pacific Coast-U. c. L. A.-Califor-
mia; Fourth Air Force Washington.
Evening star., 1944-11-11
Fights Last Night
BY the Associated Press,


NEW YORK. -- Jimmy McDaniels,
144H, Los Angeles, outpointed Sammy
Angott, 144h, Washington, Pa, 10.
Jimmy Hatcher, 1913. Lakeside, s. c.,
and Dorsey Lay. 1874. Philadelphia.
BOSTON Freddie schott. 2os, Ak
ron, Ohio, outpointed Howard Thomp-
son, 1881, Saugus, Mass, TO- Reedy
Evans, 1881, New York, outpointed
Tiger Lou Jones, 16s, Port Chester.
REApiNo, pa.-Jesse Moraney. H.r-
risburg: Pa, T,K.Os Billy Perry, Balti-
more. g., middleweigflts.
PHILADELPHIA Lee @. Muir
us;r ray; I23, Baltimore, oqtpointed Johnny
Wolgast, 120, Philadelphia, g. Danny
DeVlin, 176R,. Allentown, outpointed
Ross Strickland, ia, New York, 6.
WORCESTER, Mass.-Patrick Scan
ION, l35. New York, outpointed Corky
Davis: 1873, Worcester, 10 Joe Celletti,
ltS, Providence, outpointed Pedro Car-
cello, l37, ca mbrtdse, g.
OMAHA.--Lou Angelluct, 1872. Chi
saso, T-k.o. Larry Watson. III, Oma-
MILWAUKEE, - Juste Fontaine.
l32s4, Milwaukee, outpointed RUBY
Garcia, 134la, Puerto Rico. 10. Jimmy
Sherrer, 146, Milwaukee, T.K,O, Len
nelson, l4S, Detroit, g.
ShN FRANCISCO-BillyS Smith. 172,
OsRiand. Calf, outpointed Bob Smith,
$50, New York 10 ''
Evening star., 1944-11-11
Central Battles 7eeh Old Rival for Crack at High Crown
Latham, Logan Spark
Dewitt, Gonzaga 10
Gridiron Victories

Gonzaga and Dewitt are emerging
from the prep school wars as two
of the top teams of the season.
Laddie Latham, one of the speediest
backs in the loop, is providing the
galloping that causes Dewitt to
shine, while Hughie Logan of Con-
zaga is making the Purple more
brilliant than ever.
Dewitt, IA; Landon,7 !.
Devitt's victory yesterday on the
Landon gridiron came only after a
thrilling duel between Latham and
"Kiffy" Amusson, the great Landon
ball toter. AmuSson scored first
when he shared a Dewitt pass and
flashed 10 yards untouched, but on
the following kickoff. Dewitt launch
ed a ground offensive that wound
up with Latham going over on a IS
yard scamper Latham added the
topper in the final period by scoring
from the Landon Is following a As
yard drive.
Evening star., 1944-11-11
Ry Me- Associated Press.


NEW YORK, Nov. 11.-Jimmy
Mcdaniel of Los Angeles climbed
higher in the welterweight ranks
last night by outpointing the vet
eran Sammy Angott in a slam-bang
10-round fight at Madison Square
Garden before 10,43o who contrib
uted to gross gate of S33,19l.
The youthful Californian came
close to being the first scrapper ever
to kayo the ring wise former light
weight titleholder from Washing
ton, Pa. In the seventh he caught
Angott flush on the jaw with a
hard right. Angott fell into the
ropes where his cunning foiled Nc
Daniels efforts to whip over the
finishing wallop.
While Mcdaniel outsped the vet
eran, 1t was byzno means q one
sided affair. Angott easily won the
Evening star., 1944-11-11
Mont Calling EN-
For Benninq 4th

1t. Tommy Mont, who quar-
terbacked Clark Shaughnessy's
1912 Maryland T outfit to seven
victories in nine games, is play
ing the same role for the 4th In
fantry eleven at Fort Benning.
Mont's team has won two
games, lost pair and tied the
same number, and has three to
go. One of the two triumphs was
over the Benning Sd Infantry
aggregation, 14-6, and the latter
is looking for revenge when they
meet again on December 8
Evening star., 1944-11-11
W in, Lose or Draw
Notre Dome Unrivoed os Gridiron Cote Attraction
By GRAkTLAND RICE.

NEW YORK, Nov, IA look ammng Yankee
Stadium this afternoon will
Notre Dame has
been nothing to match the
res matter where the game played.
While Army
Jones Army graduate will tell sold
least 100000 tickets
that human beings.
To keep attendance record such high mark for 20
Is something recall
high 01 900
big Los Angeles Municipal Certainly would
another this fall If
tended travel restrictions the old rivalry time
being So this Urbana Notre
played to capacity in practically of her six and
Bif half
would like to the Irish play Army
In their today the South Bend
Rambers 100000 Urbana Baltimore
and New York That business in each place
with usually
weeks when wherever she plays