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Evening star., 1948-05-02
THROUGH SCOTT, 300

of I.4< ftOEH p 1T, 10 y pII
Dill 18th ST. ne; sem detached house.
containing Ice. rms. and reception hall,
fun bsmt. with gas heat, front yard and
lge. fenced-m rear yard This house is
quick sale. Don't fail to see this house
Sunday For further information. call Mr.
Pharr FIR: 2653 or HO. 6712. Russell J.
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of Alabama ave. See Mf. Latona at homes,
bath. gas heat, full bsmt. Directions;
Ter to bus marked wa, viii take yon to /
blk. of homes For further information,
coLoRrbfHMMY es Ss q fTfi En- Bk,cR 4s24 north of
roo rooms. 'e kit nta and bath is iss door; 20 rooms.
good terms Gail DI lois until pm.
WM w, oarS 4 SAuNDERs nPHM $50, GO NC ,,,1
saeky ave- vacant peishtfui C Colonial ,nn AsH row
BRICK home with 6 rooms. bath, full base
meh1 h,wh garage; completely redeSo-
elusive with R A. HUMPHREYS, sos N.
Co+oRID-:3" 18th sTa1st CONNER,
bath each Lot 33xl 20. Laree cellar. oil
h"nt h. shoTTn by apPpointment FREoER-
coLoREDHopEN CO. SAT AND SUN. / till
ar Offer win BUY this 6-rm. bu! brick
home. GOOD ccnd Owner occupied. Prompt
possession Don't miss this one. CAPITAL
VIEW REALTY CO. MA. 9797. Ii. 3540.
CoLORED-ss5O DowN-Possession: .
story row, brick. 6 lovely rms. and bath,
s6oa. with BARNEY 9. WE1Tz' i4s7 fye
st. NV. MA, 1065, MA. 7196. -
oLORED-VACANT-A fast on this.
and We are not foolinR. on a beautiful,
wide ave. overlooking eth st. and Pa
ave. Sc. Newly redecorsted in and out.
Row brick; s rooms and bath. Magic Chef
stove, h.-wh.: lovely park across street.
Only S9a5 down. This house will be
"a dozen people see it. one will buy it.
Il you hurry you may be the lucky one;
We wish We had a 100 Ike it. they would
SCI se.,dts Ike hot cakes: PRICED right on on
price for extra cash above S995 down
payment. For appt., call JOHN D. NEU-
MANN PROPERTIES. INC, Ma. 2321 -
COLCRED-I?26 HALF ST. S.E.-S350
down, easy terms: & rooms, cleo: row
brick Call Morris Cohen or Milton Vim
nicF, 18th A NJ. DRAISNER. 1404 L st
NV. MA. So36. Home, GE. O297. Once
COLORED-iIS 7th ST. S.E.-Moderate
down payment. easy terms; rooms. 2
baths. c. h;-w.h.: semidet. a good in
itself. Call Morris Cohen or Milton
Vinnick. with A. NJ. DRAISNER. 1404 L
st. NV. Ma sO36. Home, GE. O2e7.
e6EoRE1n5FRN otiIe 2Ren SFf i i'm Il TO rM-aos
Kentucky ave Sc; vacant: immed pos
session; make down payment and move in
6-rm. brick. basement. y baths. h.-w. h.
very good condition terms arranged. Mr.
Holloman. with ALLEN L. KAY, RE. f1O4
or VI. 1854.
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CoLORED-WE HAVE NICE HOMES
nv IN 200 3 el96S 9oS oTes pI gth deposit as
S26I till s pm -
CoLoRED-I365 G ST. NE.-Lovely .
family home; 81 $50 easy terms IISS
REALTY CO. RE. S264 till s pm. -
COLORED-A LOVELY little 5-room bunga-
low, clean and neat; right off of Sheriff rd
ne brtck-teX. large lot: only S. 500
Call Mr.. Hurd, FIR. ll0I, JAY REALTY co,
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R. 7 ave Il e, NO. I'!O3.
OPEN SUNDAY, = TILL 5, 314 18th st
ne-G-room brick, full-finished basement
lla baths, all rooms large. new modern
f'tchen sink and lino!eums; real lovely
nome reasonably priced Call Mr. Fair
held, WI. OS9,2, JAY REALTY CO. FIR
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VULOhED-bLAINE NEAK 9th = WeII-
built and compact. Front and rear porches,
on heat, large rooms. Mr.. F. W. Thomas,
Colored-300 block 1lth st. n.e-s
rms. hardwood frs, oil heat. 2-car brick
garage. Reasonable. Mr.. Parks, jr, DE
1854 ewes, DE. $500
Colored-Brookland, 1900 block Evarts
st. just off R. l. ave.-6-rm det front
porch cellar, h.-w.h. SlO,5O0. Call s.
stephens, DE 1854. THOS. w. PARKS,
20I Florida ave. NV. DE. 1850.
COLORED-6OO BLOCK ELLIOTT ST.
N:E.-2-famlly house: > baths. . kitchens.
oil heat, automatic hot water; S11 800.
100 block BladensburG rd ne; 6
rms. bath Arcola heat; S. 900 GUY
TIMER, 1929 llth ST. NV. North 1907.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-06-04
TWIN CITY FLASHES
By CHARLOTTE PERFECT
weeks column is dedicated to the 1913 graduates

dedicated
Well here June already but do you know what I'm doing
at this momen I'm watching the fly byOh know it
isn't really snow but you've even cottonwood tree in
full bloom then you what Oh! said about
dreaming you'd like to know what's been doin Well
here it isl
Let's Thursday-Oh that's day
Mary She shower for Shirley
you know. Addie Young Nichols
Shelton Bailey Shirley Kyle Escue Shirley
and Mary there too We had lots Of fun by playing
games and L. X told fortunes Prizes by
Shirley X. Leace Shirley C. and who the BOBBY
prize (smie)! Shirley received beautiful gifts.
Friday hum wouldn't be interested in what did today
so l think I'll jump to Saturday.
All Saturday. If a fashion would trouble
telling you lovely wedding that held Peter
Claver church. when Charlotte McNea and Robert
Graham united in holy mamony The entire ceremony
beautiful
Saturday evening o Halle the Flip Flop
Hop which attracted quite younger Those
present Camille David Rose, May, Emily RUSSELL Joe,
HesChe Curtis Harvey David Emon, Debert Pat Belva and
Joan The floor show included Brad
Everyone having ball that night but Peggy Smle
lot of the older set turned out for the deal given by
RObt WOmey the lake. Those present included Jackie Nor
Weber June Session. Cora Mae Richie Donald
Carter HOber Alveda CasSius BObbie Cart
wright and Robert hear they had lot Of
The operetta at ST. James the talk of the town. From what
stole the show Adde Armstrong Charles
Williams played their parts we'll tool Honor
able mention should to Rosie Cemons BeVa Pipes Tootse
MCGEE Camilla Williams Stanley Williams Bruce Williams Martha
Anderson Ray Myrhene Allen others hear
going have celebration Here's
hoping you have fun kids.
straightforward Day-found most of the people Pha-
len Como or Excelsior or fishing and Monday large crowd could
Betty, Dorothy Homer Sarah Ann, Leroy
Faye Lakohn Gene john Gloria Green Margaret Sofa
and Barbara really seemed to be having good time but then
everybody was!
BeIated birthday greetings CheryI Mary
Jones'
Say going go the wedding tonight I'd better
wigg and sitting here with gigge on Who gets
tonight? Shirley and Wade of Sc
until where and when don't know but guess
a good mine.
1 remain Charlotte 0
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at the home Of Mrs. Lois Murphy,
374l 5th Ave. So.
On a Fishing Trip: Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Hampton, 53l Lyndale
No, left Wednesday, June 2, for
Green Lake, Minnesota. They
plan to stay two weeks for a fish
ing trip and a vacation. Mrs. Rose
Young and VIM. Bing will accom-
pany them.
Operated On: Mrs. Beatrice
Young, 3525 Fourth Ave. So, en-
tered the hospital Friday, May
20. She was operated on May 20
for gall tumors and appendicitis.
Mrs. Young is reported doing
well.
Mrs. Jack Rainey, 384l Fourth
Ave. So, returned May % from
Chicago where she attended the
funeral Of her brother-in-law,
the late Rev. S. D. Thomas. Mrs.
J. J. Bramlett and Mrs. Wesley
johnson, sisters Of Mrs. Rainey
also attended the funeral.
RAT. Club: Invitations are in
the mail for a party to be given
by the r. A. T. Club. The party
will be given Saturday, June IL,
at nine P. M. at Miss Jackie
Smiths home, 3649 Fourth Ave.
So.
Invitations are in the mail for
a party to be given by Charlotte
Petreet on Monday, June IA, al
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Social and Personal

Mrs. Fred Wilson and son, Of
Chicago, are in the city visiting
Mrs. Wilson's mother and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph VasSar, 748
w. Central Ave.
Mrs. Roy SIedge of Chicago is
in the city visiting Mrs. Lucille
Williams, 1862 N. Dale St. Mrs.
Sledge will leave for home on
Monday, June 7.
Mrs. Alfred (Beulah) Shute
and daughter, Louise, who have
been in the city all winter, visit
ing their mother and grandmoth-
er, Mrs. B. A. Stephens, 1881
Park, because of her i'll health,
will leave Saturday for Nash
vile, Tenn, where they will join
Mr.. Shute, a teacher in the schools
there. Mr.. and Mrs. Shute and
daughter will then depart for
Maryland, where they will both
be employed as teachers in an
Agricultural school.
The Just-Us club met May 20,
at the home of Mrs. Ruby Hum
burd, 7Ol Carroll Ave, with Mrs.
Raleigh Humburd as hostess. The
next meeting was held on June
3, at the home of Mrs. Claudia
Schuck, I'll St. Anthony Ave.
The Entire Nous club met May
20, at the home of Mrs. Gwendo-
Ign Ray, 548 Aurora Ave. Plans
were discussed for the clubs first
annual summer formal. The next
meeting will be held with Mrs.
May Williams, 597 Rondo Ave.
Bowling Team Entertained
The St. Paul Recorder bowling
team was honored at a dinner
and cocktails, Sunday evening,
May 30, at Treasure Inn, given
by their sponsors, Mr.. and Mrs.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-06-04
Charles Oden Is
Bows Town Grad

Charles Oden, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester Oden of 858 Lyle
hart Ave, and grandson of Mrs.
Simon Harris of 9l2 Iglehart and
a student at Boys Town, will
graduate with honors on June Is.
Mr.. Oden was awarded letters
for his participation in all high
school athletics; and he is a men,
Der of the high school champion
ship boxing team that has won
their third consecutive State
championship.
Charles Oden, who will have
completed IL years of schooling
at Boys Town has been on the
honor roll for the third time. His
parents and a party of friends
will attend the graduation.
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8 o'clock at the Twenty Limited
Club.
Groom Party: Mrs. Halle Ew-
ing, 4048 Fourth Ave. So, was
hostess for a Bridegroom party
for Mr.. Bert Wade, on Tuesday,
June /. Those present were VIII
liam Cannon, Carl and Bill Frac-
ton, Earl Bowman, Maurice and
Richard Howell, Oscar Newman,
Carl Wade, and Robert Wormley
who will be in Mr.. Wade's we'd
ding party, June 4. Others attend
ing were Henry West, Matt Lit
tie, and Harlan Russell. Refresh
ments were served in smorgas-
board fashion. Mrs. Ewing was
assisted by Mines. Thelma Wade,
Lois Murphy, Marie Reddick, and
Minnie Rhodes.
The CantinOS SexteSte Is busy
rehearsing for their next engage
ment, which will be at the Can
non-Wade wedding.
Mrs. Morton McQuerry, 4O48
Clinton Ave, left Wednesday,
June 2, for Pine Forge, Pa, to
attend the graduation of her
daughter, Miss Geraldine Nc
Query, at Pine Forge Institute,
Seventh Day Adventist Academy,
June 8, Miss McQuerry, a gradu-'
ate Of the Twin City Junior
Academy plans to enter Emanuel
Missionary College at Berrien
Springs, Mich. next year to be-
come a missionary nurse.
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Going Home: Mrs. Eloise
Phillips Mitchell, daughter of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Schuy-
Ter Phillips left Wednesday,
May 26, for her home in Kali
amazoo, Michigan. She spent
a week with her cousins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Bludsoe, AIS Colfax
No, Madames Marie Bludsoe
O'Shields, Margie Bludsoe Camp
bell, and Susie Bludsoe Revels
all of 1874 Highland No This will
be Mrs. Mitchell's first trip home
in IS years. While in the city she
visited with friends of her mo-
Their. Also visiting with Mrs.
Mitchell was Mrs. Edna Burnett
of Kalamazoo, Mich, sister of
Rev. Carl Mckay, pastor of Way
man Church.
Showers for the Bride: Mrs.
Warnell Rhodes, 1924 Fifth Ave.
So. was hostess at a personal
shower, Saturday, May 20, in hon
or Of Miss Shirley Cannon who
will be married June 4. Guests
were Mrs. Nancy Allen and Mrs.
Dolly Perry Of st. Paul; Mines
Gloria Rhodes, Flossie Harris,
Villa Newman, Lois Murphy,
Loretta Walls, Zephyr Turner,
Minnie Alexander, Thelma Wade,
Allie Wilson, Lucille McAdams,
Harriet Jones, Margaret Rhodes,
Marie Reddick, Ivy Massengill,
Mary Louise Cannon, Halle Ew-
ing, Ruth Allen, Helen Ward;
Misses Helen Kemp and Alberta
Williams. Those who were unable
to attend but sent gifts were
Mines. Alva Jones, La Vera Scho-
field, Dorothy Payne, Edna Cur
tbs, Christine Johnson and Adele
Howell. The hostess served re-
freshments. Another affair given
in Miss Cannon's honor was a
linen shower by Miss Theresa
Bailey, 3549 Fourth Ave. So,
Tuesday, May 10. Those present
were Mines. May Hill, Mabel
Scroggins, Gloria Rhodes, Lois
Boudreaux, Misses Emma Rob-
erts, Mary Lee, Jewel Beck, Al
vedia Cassius, Doris Escue, Mary
10 Crenshaw, Blossom Grimes,
Mary Ashton, Margaret Grissam
and Mrs. Marlyn Robinson. A
miscellaneous shower was given
by Mrs. John Maxwell, 1920 goth
Ave. So, a personal shower by
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Cecil E. Newman. The remainder
of the evening was spent in dane
ing. Members of the team and
guests were: Mines. Alfred Will
liams, Raleigh Humburd, Lydia
Pillow, Leon Smith and Archie
Anderson; Mr.. and Mrs. R. Dodd
and Mr.. and Mrs. James Kirk;
Messrs. Carl T. Rowan, Richard
Ware and Richard Campbell OF
New York City.
The CharmuSettS met Tuesday,
May Is, at the home of Miss Char
lotte Wilson, 666 W. Central Ave.
Plans were made for a luncheon
pow-wow and rummage sale. The
next meeting will be on June 8,
with Miss Arlene Allison, 988
Iglehart Ave.
Wedding Bells: On Friday, May
%, at high noon, Mrs. Margaret
Lois Lazenberry became the bride
of Thomas Page Jackson in San
Juan Capistrano Mission, Califor-
MIA. Following a wedding trip in
the high Sierras, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jackson will be at home in Los
Angeles, after June Is. Mr.. Jack
son is an engineer in Thermal
Frost Control at Douglas Air
Craft in Los Angeles.
The Lees Highland Village Inn,
was the scene Tuesday evening,
May rs, of a dinner party, given
by Miss Lily johnson, 1886 Port
land Ave, honoring Mrs. Marian
Berg, Magdalene Oliver and Mrs.
Annie Crest. Following the din
ner, the guests visited in the home
and beautiful garden of Mrs. Or
est.
Mrs. Caroline McWatt of 726
Sherburne Ave, attended the an
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nual initiation and dinner meet
ing of the Delta Phi Lamda at the
Campus Club at Coffman Me
mortal Union, Tuesday evening,
May Is. Dean ]. Blegen, author of
Grass Roots" was guest speaker.
Mrs. M. Smith, new president of
the sorority and a member of the
staff, also spoke. Mrs. Cora Cuth-
bert was the guest of Mrs. Nc
Watt.
The Duke and Duchess met Fri
day, May %, at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Birches V. Bird, $50 N.
Dale st. Plans were completed
for the dance held by the club
on Monday afternoon, May 81, at
Treasure Inn.
The TOuteS BONES Amies held
a memorial service on May 81,
honoring the deceased husbands
of the club members, Messrs.
John Murphy, James Strothers,
John Hickman and Thomas Neal.
The service held at Crispus At
tucks, consisted of the planting
of an apple tree on the grounds.
Mrs. Birda Ridley, program chair
man, was the speaker, with a
prayer by Mrs. Cornelius Smith.
Mr. Samuel johnson and Mr..
Andrew Neal accompanied and
assisted the ladies. The next meet
ing is scheduled to be held on
June 4, at the home of Mrs. J.
G. Kirk, 937 St. Anthony Ave.
A marriage license was issued
last week to H. M. Esters, Jr., 878
ST Anthony Ave, and Loyce V.
johnson, 949 St. Anthony Ave.
A boy was born recently to Mr..
and Mrs. Rufus Payne, 389 N.
St. Adams.
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Physical Examination: Mrs. Es-
tella Harris entered the General
Hospital Thursday, May 81, for
a check-up.
Visiting Son: DR.. G. b. Moore
of Chicago arrived in Minneapolis
Sunday, May 80, to visit his son,
DR.. B. B. Moore at st. Barnabas
hospital. He left Monday night
May 81. He was the house guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Gates, 9O2
Bryant No.
Baby Shower: Mrs. Judson
Phillips, ALAG Third Ave. So, was
honoree of a baby shower given
at her home by Mrs. Hazel Mer-
rill and Mrs. Alma jefferson, May
"a. The house was beautifully
decorated with pink and white.
The mock crib held many and
varied gifts for the expected
heir. Games were played and
Mrs. M. c. Washington won a
prize. Refreshments were served.
Those present were Mines. Alma
jefferson, Zioletta Walker, Ernes-
tine Wright, Arie Pullum, M. C.
Washington, bessie Gresham,
Sarah Benson, Anna Moody, Mil
bred Vaudeville, Betty Beal,
Della Houston, Margaret Tate,
Nina Williams, Mary Stokes,
Doris Anderson, Daisy Tresvan,
Hazel Merrill; Misses Anita Law
son, Adrienne and Barbara Mer-
rill; Messrs. Judson Phillips, Ed
die jefferson, John Armstrong,
Rev. J. S. Tate. Mrs. J. c. Crow
der and Mrs. Dorothy Moore sent
DraSpntS
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Senator LANCER
Would Ban Jim
Crow in Draft

WASHINGTON,-The fate of
the draft bill was thrown more
than ever into doubt today when
Sen. William LANCER (R., N. d.
announced he would try to at
tach a civil rights program to it..
LANCER said his proposed
amendment would, among other
things, bar all forms Of racial dis
elimination under selective serv-
ice.
Sen. Kenneth Wherry (R.
Neb.,) acting Republican leader
of the Senate, told reporters such
a move would inevitably mean a
filibuster by Southerners.
The defense program faced diff
ficulties on another front, too. In
the House, about so members
want to speak against the House
draft bill even before it clears
the Rules Committee and reaches
the floor.
No Executive Order
LANCER said that Congress is
about to adjourn without acting
on any phase Of President Tru-
mans civil rights program call
ing for anti-lynching, anti-poll
tax, anti-jim crow and other pro-
visions. Moreover he said, the
President has failed to issue an
executive order abolishing Army
Jim Crow"
Consequently, he said in a state
ment, Il shall introduce an
amendment to bar all forms of
racial segregation under any
draft and l shall fight vigorously
for its adoption.
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Miss Mary 10 Crenshaw at her
home, 1911 25th Ave. So. and a
family party given by Mrs. Thel-
ma Wade and Mrs. Opal Fraction
Mrs. Birches v. Bird Of 348 N.
Dale St, will spend the holiday
weekend visiting friends in Chi
Cago.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-06-04
Two Wheel Bikes
In St. Paul to Be
CcOfcbIitad Free

On Saturday, June 5. from 10
a. m. to 11;3O, all city annd Ram
sey county Fire Stations will
"scotchlite" all two wheel bicy-
Giles brought in. All children with
two wheel bikes are asked to take
advantage Of this opportunity.
The labor and lites are furnished
through the courtesy of the Jun
Tor Association of Commerce and
the Ramsey County Safety Coun-
oil
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the turnstiles click, who overdid
the thing and signed two Negro
players, the Cleveland team in the
American league sensibly took on
one good Negro player and al
though he was not a regular last
year, there are hopes for him this
year.
Brooklyn follows an accepted
pattern with these players. The
fellows are given an opportunity
to accustom themselves TO organ
lied baseball methods and tactics,
which differ from those Of the Ne
gro leagues just as night differs
from day. Not all Of the Brooklyn
players Of darker hue are in the
upper bracket leagues either, they
have some men way down in the
scale, propping them for future use.
Mr.. Hickey may develop them in
to players who in the future, may
fit" into the Yankee and Giant
scheme Of things-selling them 10
these teams with heavy bankrolls
at a nifty profit. Then, Of course,
Mr.. Hickey will be blamed by pea
head sports writers for his sRgacity
and business practises.
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ALMOST
ABOUT
EV E r Y 7 HIN G
By Percy villa
(Reprinted upon request)

(Reprinted request)
Most Of what about already
column but with few changes here goes:
Right there is quiet under the surface campaign going
the third congressional my ought
aboutha is in late Of being
premature will but there be w-defned
the Democratic party George MacKnnon chiefly
issues of control housing and high And don't
fear dear readers his record will be pubd pahny when the
time Macs support of the "TafHare" will
considerable ballyhoo within a few short months
In the meantime liberal circles have been casting
fight capable taking MacKnon The leading
this abos best John popular
North Side Lutheran
civic and faterna organizations have trying
eres Mr. Simmons becoming their candidate To these
the latter has maintained wise and dgnifed silence
Many labor leaders, including topeve Gu figures have
themselves informally heartily ndorsng
mons-IF he will agree make the
Many Democratic party
have all agreed that labor leader hasn't chance
election and for that they clear that
closely affiliated with the labor movement
In this and energetic Lutheran minister has
devoted himself organization mbued with deato make
Minneapolis better which live He treless
had made outstanding accomplishments the field of
working minority groups many minority
people especially by Minneapolis
him. He's powerful speaker and grand personality.
Mayor Hubert Humphrey has openly announced that he would
Mr. Simmons who is Of his closest friends and ad
visOrs Speaking of Humphythere isn't much to choose be-
them both ranking citizens Yep would
wonderful thing Simmons Washington and
troublesome times mine and welfare would be in much better
hands tool
Interesting story months NEGRO
DIGEST sayswithn the ~ there will be Negro
the Court bench author Carey Mcwams predicts 81
about the future political for the Negro"
the balance political
tons is not areched to assert that Negro with important labor
will be occupying the office of president 1862
Two hamateur fight managers having battle
had continued for One
a When o
quc But Don't Get Me Wrong-I Love the Boxing Game
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-04-02

KNEW THE NAME and YOU
TURNED THE TABLES ON ME-.
Both are well scored. Mary
Ann Mccall, a singer with a real
beat and vocal kinship with
frankie Lame and Sarah Vaughan,
does amazing things to TROUBLE
IS A MAN on Columbia and Satch-
mos old classic, l WANT A BIG
BUTTER AND EGG MAN.
II you like T-Bone Walkers
guitar, hear it leading a riffy jump
on Black and White, T-B0NE
JUMPS AGAIN. For his singing,
he offers l WANT A LITTLE
GIRL done in blues style. His
guitar is vicious as ever but he
has sounded better singing. &.
Billy Butterfield pays a tribute to
the late Bunny Berigan on Capitol
by rendering a trumpet solo Of
l CAN'T GET STARTED and he
does it we'll. Other side finds him
jumping a la Cootie on FLIP FLOP
Two leaping sides come from
the AL Wichard sextet on Modern,
YOUR RED WAGON with a jim
my Witherspoon vocal and hopping
alto, and HIS MAJESTY'S
BoOGIE, vocal by Duke Hender-
son.
The Ravens are still good and
unique, but they have eclipsed their
new National Of TOGETHER and
THERE'S NO YOU. A jump
ing blues, TWO TIMIN' BABY
BOOGIE, is paired with a slow
plaintive ballad, BUTCH, by Jack
McVea on Black and White. Not
too good. o.. The Three Dynamites
continue to explode with the jivey
and jumpy Columbia of DIG
THESE DYNAMITES plus the
slow blues in rent party mood of
JUMPIN' TO THE BOOGIE.
The Sportsmen have a pair of nov
elites on Capitol, HELEN POLKA
and MY WIFE HAS GONE AND
LEFT ME. Bill Johnson does
we'll on the Victor of MY BABY
LOVES TO BEBOP but Ella is still
tops. Other surface is a slow ballad
ALL DRESSED UP WITH A
BROKEN HEART.
Red Ingle and His Natural Seven
get across another marvellous satire
of a street corner evangelist or
the Capitol of CIGARETS, WITS,
KEY AND WILD WILD WOMEN
with all effects, including a drunk
then tear up French, Cajun anC
English on PEARLY MAUDE.
With only guitar and dreams
Arthur big Boy" Crudup gener.
ates tremendous heat on the Victor
of DIRT ROAD BLUES and CRY
YOUR BLUES AWAY. With 8
nice beat and slow and intense
Paul DeVorn sings l AMT CON
MA CRY and SOME DAY or
Black and White.