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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-22
RACE PROBLEM.
ON CONSCIENCE.
OF AMERICANS.
BY CHARLES J. wARTMAN


The American Negro with his
changed point of view is refusing
to accept segregation without
complaint and is determined to
become a full citizen" Horace
Cayton. author of Black Metropo-
lis said last week.
Speaking on the lecture series
at Plymouth Congregational
Church, Cayton declared that
for the first time the Negro Is
on the conscience Of America.
The American Is now faced
with the two extremes Of his
creed" Cayton said. THE tradi-
tion OF the dignity of man as ex-
pressed by Thomas jefferson
and the tradition of racism born
out Of American Negro slavery"
THE RELATIONS OF whites to
Negroes in this country have de-
veloped two distinct completes in
the two groups. Cayton said One
is the hate-tear complex Of the
Negro and the guilt-fear complex
OF the white man.
' Both groups suffer from a COM
plex Of emotions and the Negro
has been oppressed as a way of
life in America" Cayton said
Continuing, Cayton said that so
per cent Of the whites feel that the
Negro is not mistrea,ed They ex-
dressed surprise when they are
told that the Negro resents what
is being done to him in America
The power OF the Negro press
has increased to such an extent
that Negroes all over the world
know what Is happening to Ne
groes i'm any part Of the world.
said Cayton. white people are
both influenced and Infatuated
by the Negro press" he said.
THE PROBLEM is the heart az
America Cayton said, and de-
notes a definite moral dilemma,
Cayton charged that more IRA
tional behavior is tolerated in the
field Of race relations in this coun-
try than in any other field This
irrational thinking and behavior
is not confined 70 the masses but
70 the so called thinkers and intel
lectuals" the erudite author said.
Branding the so-called inter
racial committees as being familiar
with all types Of action. but un-
able or unwilling 10 take any. Cay
ton said American society has
been unable 20 make moral de-
cision on the race problem.
The race riots OF Detroit
dramatized the position Of Ne
groes in the United States" Cay
ton said. Many people hesitate to
suggest or follow through on
changes in the system because
they say that they will lead to
violence. he said. 1T is unim-
portant whether acts lead To
violence or not. the important
thing IL. will they lead To de-
mocracy.- the author OF Black
Metropolis" said.
,CAYTON DESCRIBED the
American dilemma as the ability
Of the people TO rationalize preju-
dices and 10 prevent any form OF
direct action.
Both Negroes and whites accept
shoddy thinking in the race field
and at the same time they refuse
to tolerate such thinking in any
other field" the Chicago social
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-22

abdomen. He was taken from the
school, Cameron and Alscr 10 get
aid for hrs injuries
juvenile authorities arc holding
l6-yesr-old boy as his alleged
aSSallant.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-22
Sugar Isle To Be
An Amusement Park

was recently appraised at SS5, 900
and that the corporation Rad been
offered 10000 for It's sale 10 4
prospective buyer. However the Of
Ter was turned down by the COR
poration members.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-22
Juvenile Is Held
In School Stabbins

A l5-yesr-old Sherrsd schoo,
student was treated al Receiving
hospital for a stab wound "a the
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

PRINCESS ARAC ENTERS: WHO ARE HEsE STRANGER
EAZlER 9~ OZON RUM9LES THEY SHOT DOWN
HOLOR. ANOTHER SKY SLED SAVED AM FROM
C4U7zv6 MO NE ENEMY LAND OF RAO/U~A.~
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
NeW York Fashions:
Gold Dog Collars Intrigue Editor.
At New York Fashion Show
BY JOAN DEAN
Detroit Times Fashion EditsT

NEW YORK July 1s-on. dog collar and the eountrys
fashion editors leash. The visiting fashion editors
today staged show spotlight from New Yorks
experts.
The comedy chic starts with dog colsr-s rounded
golden affair encrcng the necks Of few elected including
fashion model.
Smten, a reporter with for learned via the
model the spot where tn. golden dog collar could be
found Such spot tn. model told just tn. editor
Being gal who could keep secret the fashion ed sought
the place, taking only few friends with her.
BY the time todsys second show rolled around the
sequns shining the paed into ingnicanc. be-
fore the majestic golden blaze enccng the long round
slim and short necks of the fashion press
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
Soft Shoulder Silhouette

Josef Walker. designing for David Goodsein, believes
broad shoulders look better when rounded Her
shoulder silhouette follows throughout tn. collection which
back dresses high soft shades
jumper dresses with short loose sleeves that you
bouses after-tea frocks made of
corded jersey
pastel these dresses rounded vsashed
necknes deeply yoked bodies and drawstring skirts.
The carriage trade costumes of 10 Copeland continue
elegance this becoming almost naughty Geometrc
designs employed jeweed embroidery alcze her
little black dresses and her grand lady evening
Pannier pouffs which resemble flared apron pepums
fsha rppes the back of jackets and draped skirts
10 break the generally slim silhouette this house.
And comes Anna Mler-advance reports tell US she
offers sartora surprseand Anthony Botta classic tailor
who sprinkles glitter Tomorrow we'll report
them.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
Costume Jeweler Sold Ou+

tonight few short hours after tn. revelation of the
secret costume jeweer closes his depleted shop and the
countrys fashion press away its tags for
body who golden dog collar in New York press
agent parance for out-oftown editor
Vyng attention with the midas Chokers the
soft shoulders paving the to falls fashion highway
Troy Silk. designer for Herbert Sondhem which
sponsors them further envens the autumn silhouette with
corselette waistlines.
Troy Silk interprets the figure atterng look Of soft
shoulders waistne and dresses,
in cocktail costumes and evening gowns.
Pure knockout is her platinum wool jersey street dress
deep armhoes gathered skirt that cnches in tn.
wsistine with gold kid belt
Pert buses that frt behind the backs of chic little silk
and wool suits dream white jersey lounging with
apron and dinner frock of platinum
its elbows allow insertion Of gold and copper
armets highlght her collection
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
irene Wachowski
Troth Announced

MISS HELEN WACHOW-
SKI Of Piquette street an
nounees the engagement of her
sister. Irene Antoinette Wa
chowski, TO S 1/C Arthur Con-
rad Kehl, USNR, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Adam c. Kehl Of
Manchester, Conn.
The announcement was made
a. recent party at the Kehl
summer home in Woodhsven.
Conn. where the Misses Wa
chowski are guests Seaman
kehl had been stationed in the
hleutisnS FOR is months and IS
home on = 25-day leave
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19

A ccord,pg n the Stars,
JulH ~, 1915
grateful when you hold your own
IN rough spots. Don't take things
too ahstractly. Pick up and make
up for showdown earlier
JUNE % TO JULY 20
Grurrr-Some difficulties may
hamper your efforts. Arrange
work 10 dovetail into existing
conditions. You, with artistic
ability, can advance faster with
wise business directing
July p TO AUG. %
Leo Vibrations favorable.
Make each task well done part
Of the whole and not an isolated
event. Each problem is also a
spoke in the wheel that carries
you on TO success if rightly
solved.
AUG. 25 TO SEPT. 2S
Virgo Diversified aspects.
For some activity they mean un-
usual advancement. You must
separate the contrary from the
good deftly. Use Nirgo's good
sense.
SEPT. % TO OCT. %
Tibrd-Start early index your
endeavors. concentrate on the
toughest; easier problems follow.
This day has many advantages.
Confront opposition with deter
mination.
OCT. p TO NOV. 90
Scoypio 80 Bend backwards 10
he agreeable, especially to those
who love and assist you: CO.
workers, employers. Industrial
and financial interests on the
upward. Trek along with the
best.
NOV. % TO DEC. %
S0Qit'0riUs -- Gains in sound
investments, PERSONAL efforts,
manufacturing. machinery. re-
placement, automotive ecu p
ment. Home and heart affairs
can he very happy; it's mostly
up TO you.
DEC. es TO JAN. of
Capricorn 49, VI Monev matters
show improvement. Look for
pleasing news from unexpected
sources. Outside influences can
be helpful. BE equal to your
obligations.
JAN. 20 TO FEE. 20
Agudrius S a m unfriendly
influences. Suggest you restrict
Your activities 10 regular mat
ters until finished. Devote free
time to family loved ones,
prayer. study
FEB. ~ TO HARCH o0
Pisr.cs Curtail new adven-
lures. risky trys Day responsive
20 well run personal affairs. rou-.
tine. useful social undertakings.
II m doubt consult honest, intel
llCent sources.
copYusht, i94s. ~ KIM T,s'ur-s
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19

YOU'RE GOING to love Pat
tern 4549 for itS "open-out-flat'
button-tront that SlmplifcS ron
ing. and rs so comfortable 10
wear You may have short,
three-quarter or cap sleeves.
Pattern 45iq comes n siycS
II. l6. -. 20. -. ..2l 80. IS. 40
a. SIC l6-rcquirc> 8 yards 3e-
inch fabric
Send - cents m coins Tor
cVcry AnnC Adam, rHttrrU.
Send Your order 10 tho Anne
Adams Pattern Department,
The Detroit Times. Detroit 81.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
Club Outlines S
Fall Activities

TO MAP the program for
next autumn the members of
the executive board and pro-
gram committees OF Smith Col.
lege Club of Detroit met in the
Womens City Club.
Present were Mrs Colin
Campbell Of Birmingham, presi.
dent; Mrs. George Schemm,
Miss Elizabeth Smith. Mrs.
Robert Alspaugh, Mrs. Wallace
Foster, Mrs. Stanley Mackenzie.
Mrs. Daniel Potter, Mrs. Edgar
Avsrlll, Mrs, Russell Dexter.
Mrs. Carl Grswn, Mrs. Victor
Adams and Miss Dorothy Arms
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19

WHEN YOUR guests offer 20
dry the dishes, be ready with
these Jolly tea towels; so anus
ing, both 10 make and 10 use.
In easy croSs-Stitch
Colorful tea towels brighten
up the Kitchen gift for the
bride-to-be. Pattern GAS has
transfer of seven motifs, one fef
each day OF the week.
Send ID cents IN. coin for
every Laura Wheeler pattern.
Send yo'ir order 10 The Laura
Wheeler Pattern Department,
The Detroit Times. Detroit 81.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19

MARCH of TO APRIL %
ArieS-Accept what you find
on your calendar cheerfully and
with determined mind to make
II a good day. Greater issues
have been won just that May
APRIL II TO NAY ~
Tnur The line between
good and adverse is drawn rather
fine today. With will and keen
ness, opposition diminishes and
benefits increase. That softening
process called cleverness is
sense.
MAY cf TO JUNE 2f
Gemini-Generalized and spe-
cifc work need great care. Be
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
n. |. Weisses Return

PVT. AND MRS, II. L.
WEISS of Dexter boulevard
have lust returned from their
wedding trip. She is the former
Ruth Shapiro. Pvt. Weiss had
been stationed in the Pacific for
II months.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
Redford Pioneer Picnic

THE DESCENDANTS of the
Redford Pioneers will hold
their annual picnic at Lola
Valley Park. JULY 25.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
Son Born TO PhiIlipses

1T. AND MRS FREDERICK
WENDELL PHILLIPS RITA
Hubert NJ Stshehn road ar
nouncs the birth of son. Fred
er1ck William II, June Is.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
CARROTS AND APPLES

PLACE CARROT sticks and
apple rings together IN = large
skillet. with 2 tablespoons n
fat Cover securely and cook
until well Drowned Sprinkle
N1th sugar snd salt and serve
Plpins hot.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
N aytai5 I 5>...- Wit.

1T COL PHILIP A. HART JR has arrived after ls
theaer spend leave "h
Mrs Hart = the former Janey Briggs and acquainted
With his l4monthold Philip Hart III
When ne left Detroit Col. Hart captain >. -
lie was severely injured in oI Normandy
D-Day hoSpt allied England then reoned the
Infantry Division and Germany on N-E Day
remaining there his division sailed for the o. ;
He has the Purple Heart and The Bronze Star
with cluster
When called Laney from New York she vas mp ~
the Briggs place Bob-lo Island the Straits OF
MsckInsC
The next time she heard he Chicago
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
Mrs. Queeney TO Give Luncheon

MRS. REX QUEENEY will give luncheon tomorrow for
about 20 guests in her residence in Van Dyke avenue .
Her guest list includes Mrs; Andrew Carnegie Mrs
Hal c. Costello Mrs Ben M Heftler Mrs Herbert Nogel
Mrs. Don Bell coming from Birmingham
Mrs Howard Colby Mrs. Hunter B. Tyree Mrs r. j.
Williams Mrs. George Carlton Mrs w j Rewodt .
Mrs Herbert McNierney Mrs Lee Franz Mrs John Beck
Mrs. Fritz Oberhew Mrs Phil Wood Mrs. Fred
Aubert Mrs Robert Green Mrs J. Wlfred Harrison
Mrs Clyde Buck and Mrs. Guy Blair
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
Storm Delays Hart Reunion

MRS HART. however marooned on bob-Lo lSland
he and the hsh that all
including the mail boat refused 10 cross
hero-huSbsnd whom she had for than
year half far sWayyou can imagine
Mrs. Harris Of mind
Finally the coast guard took her over 10 Cheboygsn
Mrs. Hart staying temporarily, Birmingham
N Philip
living expect go up BobLo Island for the remainder
Col HartS leave
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
Mrs. George SIoeum Gives Luncheon

MRS. GEORGE SLOCUM. chairman the Opera Box Com
mttee for the Philadelphia LaScaa Opera Festival gave
a luncheon
chaien and Mrs Frank Coolidge chairman of the
The charmen include Mrs Philip Baker Mrs
Edwin S. Hoffman Mrs, M. Smith - Mrs C. William
Palmer Mrs. William J. Young Jr and Elizabeth
Coolidge
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
Katharine Thompson Expected Home

KATHARINE THOMPSON daughter OF Capt and Mrs
Hayward Thompson who taking aide training
PRESBYTERIAN Hospital York will home
Tuesday spend months vacation
Mrs Thompson will give small tea July 2S, from TO
o'clock the Thompson residence Lewiston road Crosse
Poine Farms for her friends and Katharne'S
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
II. Wright Visiting at Au Sable

1T. PHILIP NORTH WRIGHT JR. returned two
weeks from the European theater has visit h
uncle Chapin Hnchman at the latters fishing lodge
the Au Sable
1t Wright will be back in spend
of his leave with his mother Mrs Hnchman Wright
the home of Mr. and Mrs julius Peter have
Detroit from Ann Arbor
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19

PHI. NJ &c LANSING PITTMAN. USNR recently back
from Pacific where served eight months
special duty in Chicago
The Pittmans have taken a apartment Lake Shore
Drive
Mrs Pittman the former Sally Book and little boy
Philip be with PHI NJ &c Pittman yesterday
Mrs Ptman brought Philip remainder of
with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs j. Burgess Book
Jr country place Beach Pines the Canadian
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
Takes COTTAGE at Grand Bend

MISS MARY DOYLE Of the Garden Apartments
accompanied by her house guest Edna left
for Grand Bend Ont Miss Doyle taken cottage
for July and August
Mrs. Root will stay about a week
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19

BY Frances Drake
New York Dress Institute Photo

Look the Which lour Birthday Comes and Find
Uhot YoV Outlook IT, According 10 the Stars
For Thursday, Juip ~, 1915
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-06
Grid Queen To
Be Selected At
College Classic

All major preparations for the
forthcoming annual college foot
ball classic at u. OF D. stadium,
Friday evening, Oct. are nearing
completion. When Head Coach
Bill Willis, and Assistant Norman
PasSmore lead the Kentucky State
Thorou shoredS out to oppose the
bis Green Wave from Wilberforce
many fine novelty features will be
IN evidence 10 add 10 the enjoy
nent OF the spectators Not the
least of these, will be the annual
Miss Detroit contest. Girls from
all sections " metropolitan Detroit
"ili compete for the honor Of be-
ine titled the 'piSSkln queen. -
Entries from Ecourse. River Rouge
lnkSter, Conant Gardens. and Eight
Mile road, and various city groups
Many OF the rei2nlng beauties OF
ne city have already Signifed
their intention Of entering the con-
test.
The selection OF Miss Detroit
VIII be in the hands Of three judg-
es. Mrs. Beatrice Fleming. Of the
Fleming beauty school, Mrs. Mary
Agnes Davis. popular young ma
tron, and Russ J Cowans. manag-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-06
Hurriers In lst
Trojan Victory
Of New Season

Coach Leroy Dues Miller hi-h
tracksters ended last wears outdoor
tack season by winning the City,
Metropolitan LEAGUE outdoor cham
rienShins- They BEGAN the neW sea-
son in the same vein on The Pal
rrer Park cross country track
Thursday
The Miller barriers showed sur
r. slng strength in winrIrc TRAN
Ctilar meet with tho Northeastern
and Highland Park high school
tN9rs Tho T-ojanS scored y points
I, 39 by Northeastern and - hv tho
P,rkcrs Thc team Scorlr tho l0N-
Ct rurb"r .! no.0's = Indeed nc
winner Nth frs' place coaN'iO :
one roir', second place counting
two. &C
James Nixon CITY dTa'>' ~
me hall mile las season and AARON
Gordon. both ~ Miller finished
c1e-tVo 70 register three points f0r
the TrolsnS Nixon negotiated tre
tWo-nlilc course IN The 'cSpcctah,e
tine OF 70 minutes and 81 seconds
Other Miller runners finished AS
follows Frank Walden. nth: Wcs-
lev ChaNrcl sixth, and Herbert
Minus. eleventh
The TrojanS will race thc strong
Western and Hartrsrck teams
over The same course Thursday. al
) ? n.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-06
Bill Rhodman And PHS
Lead Travelling League

second p,e-c as .hcv lns' tvo games
20 Ready DaWcr F Jackson an
CHORES De'rai, S.eel INTO the TOP
,p7' ".'~ So Sc g.. IS trc
steele, bum "a American Brake
.ocS ~ three straight games
Nelma'S Lunch sunk Parkham's
and Gordv contractors torpedoed
the Motor CITY ElkS. Jr. with
clean three-Eame sweeps. to
vault from sixth and seventh
places into tie for second.
Nelma's Lunch won high scor-
inV honorS with three games Of
saS-a249So, for ABA total.
N THE SECOND week ~ bowl
nc nc Paradise Atomic Bon, oerS
woven league featured three
>hu'-aa' sores IS Clu5 666 N,srkcd
B-oRu Derhys- nit- ma 2l97
'Hrco- same total fcr he sh''s top
scoring s0N0~s. Double Y Bar
roHed-ntcr Ray Music shop Nv a
cSc.~i" "-sr-in ~ registering a
craN Su0~ere linen team 'alhed
: 0ol C.0s IN ~oT-~l~- over Nalerla'S
Rc4u'N ~ 392 pms ~ 'tc- :hroe-
-7~,o Triumph Two CiuN SIS
saves -" ADAMS VI'h ~ Sc
~os 40 = Ws~d W'N 1855. raced
nc 'ea- .eS scorers .or me week
The DSR womcnS league roll
ed into the second week with all
teams appearing more. evenly
watched There were no three
rame sweeps recorded in the en-
tire night IF bowling All teams
ertained their same spots in the
tandinsS rrurhall raced nv
Tiny rillurS With 700 series.
lads tho league with five wins
and one loss
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-06
TITLE BOUT TO
Be ARRANGED
after A REST

Joe Louis. heavyweight cham
pion. arrived in Detroit Tuesday.
coming direct from New York
where he received his army dis
charge Monday.
Louis stated that he's going TO
see every one OF the world series
games. Then I'm going TO 20
back TO New York and talk to
Uncle Mike Jacobs over future
plans" said the champion.
THE CHAMPION revealed that
he will then 60 to California fol
about two months. It'll take me al
least that long 10 get in shape" he
said My next title fight is goins
to be with Billy Conn. and ] sure
hope well draw a $4,000 900 gate. -
Conn was released from the
army a few weeks ago at Camp
Lee. Va. Louis. who has served
~ months in the army. enlisting
In January. 1912. had "a points.
WHEN HE was given his dis
charge at Camp Shanks. y Y. ne
received sl4l2.5 so the base pay for
year: 500 muSterlnG-out pay and
fare 10 New York, amounting TO
$40
During his stay Louis appeared
before more than 500. COO men IN
exhibition bouts N Europe AlaSks,
the Aleu;lsns, Canada and The
United States.
Louis We sns go Just five pounds
above his best fehtin2 weight.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-06

Nnd ~ N'7'u'7," - rlsCc 'Nc
c';yS most evenly matched ,cacIC
There Vas conr,ctc turrover
iN The team S'endn-S Dr Powell
johnson. last weeks leaders were
dumped into three way tic for
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-06
Nv GEORGE W. GADDY III

TIE opening - ne re-, l0-tc7T
i'stcNns league. ..1,!Gh,ed ;nls
RCck bovine activities
The Parker House Sausage team
continued 20 demonstrate rs early
season superiority .r Motor CRY
bow Hg circles hy JUMP ne out m
front of &c ncW league. - the
opening games az Forest club Sat.
urdav night
The HIGH rolling ParkerS clip
ped the DR. Powell Johnson team
three straights with a high three
game total Of 2.;se pins The
Parker House victory sweep can
he readily understood. az the
three top men among the nights
ao-odd howlerS. all wore Parker
colors.
BILL RHODMAN headed the
LIST avcre-.ns 2Oo.,luS 'or three
-sweS. with Ssu6y SOL total
Boots FAIRFAX. national match game
champion IN 1914 chased Rhod
v.n undo the ui-c W'tN 2 SIS
score The third Parker hlch
.cr.c~ NeS Sly s. GEORGE TAYLOR.
70 ~ nc hcan'ifu' bowling form.
Who 70 stored IS. .or TIE three
.a01c >c'to
Foher' Beaver. ~ Davis Motor
Sale, With 80 SMILE and Bus
e" Lloyd 81 ADAMS Service WITH
H"i anchored tNct~ Trans INTO =
81. Z
Tor SECOND place honors Tromas
~ ~ Powell johnson. rolled &c
Us -h:s. hicn single game * nc
>'p0cd past TeaverS and LLOYD
p.'N 2 90 hi-h
Tic Partcrs continued to throt-
tie the Paradise Bowl Classic
LEAGUE as they swept their sec
ond 'hrcC gar" series Nv tho first
month Of rolling I'm their first
night out thcV scored three wins
and hi-h pin totals and last
week they rereatcd the feat nv
romninc over Sportsman club
for four points. Bill Rhodman.
Parker number four man. scor-
ed the seasons high for three
games with scores ~ GOSPEL
sO3. for a gli'tcrinr $50 total.
THE WOLVERINE lca-ne cNo'."-
Ncd ~ N'7l0'7l" ~ rlsCC &c
c'tyS most evenly matched ,cacIc
There vas a conp,ctc turnover
lN The team S'eudln-S Dr Powell
johnson. last weeks leaders. were
dumped into three tic Tor
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-06
Joe Louis Is Out OF The Army; Here For World Series

ing editor of the Michigan
Chronicle
In addition 10 being presented
TO the stadium audience Miss
Detroit" will be officially crown
ed during the "PISnkin Prom, y
Immediately after the game, at
the Labor temple ballroom, on
Montcalm and Park avenues.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-06

Frank Perkins, up from his home
in Louisville for the world series
games, drifted into a conversation
about Exterminator, regarded by
many turfmen as the greatest race
horse IN history. Exterminator died
last week at the venerable age Of
80 at the farm OF his owner, Mrs.
Willis Sharpe Kilmer. in Bing-
hampton. n. Y.
Il saw Exterminator win his
Judge Of horses. The race was
run Al the old Windsor Jockey
Club. and I had a small bet down
on him.
HARRY GARDNER. close
friend Of Nose Moore. had beer
given a tip on EXterminator. and
Harry urged me to place a oct on
the big geldln2. On muddy track
Extermlnator came roaring down
the track TO beat MagaffertS
owned by the Gallagher Brothers
Il was prepared for the Ken
lucky Derby. The track was
muddy so | placed a bet on Ex-
terminstor. and again he cane
through TO bring the bacon home "
old Bones" AS Fx,erminator
was known. went 10 the post 100
times and was oct Of The money
only Is times. winning exactly
half of his starts. including the
Kentucky Deroy IN 1918 for sl4.7O0
He scored u seconds and y tniyds
Willis Sharpe Klmcr purchased
ENterninator As 4 work. and IN
the ei-ht ses<nnS he won the Sara
togo Cup three times the P.mhco
Cup three times. the Latonia. To-
ronto and Autumn Cid cups and
the BROOKLYN Handicap. winning
al every distance from SIX fur
longs 10 three miles.
EXterminator, who raced from
the time he was 2 until he WAS 9.
held the record of 2:l4 Us for
3-s miles. made in 1920. And IL
was seldom that he carried less
than $50 pounds.
BEEN a-eleavase in the
relationship between Eddie Futch
and Leroy Willis. The boys have
decided tina; IL will be better for
both If they 20 their separate ways