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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-11-30
Maybe Ellington Isn't Ready Yet

Isl Ellington a
music ventures into the fight for Negro
equality Of navette and downright
contempt for Negroes
Maybe ready "A of the Negroes
ready.
Too many Negro artists trap
fortune they think they have
they concerned And these
people every day by apoogsts liberals
the heights Negro to here in Ame-
Ellington a prime of this modern of Uncle
Tom Negro Even in the days Of slavery slave who possessed
talented who could play the piano III ne could read music ne
considered that meant he could read
wte) anything provided entertainment the
better than that
the of the slaves And few instances the slave
achieved national fame, but he was stil slave.
Harriet Tubmans soourner
Truths Toussan Loverues Nat Turner's aided by the John
Elijah the Wendell Phillips the Garrison
counterpars the emancipation for all the slaves
should that If wasn't the
Thurgood Marshas the Walter Whites the DR.
the privileges he has
people indirectly responsible for the fame he
achieved today And he shouldn't forget that If wasn't for the
wouldn't be able to hotel
when he to Minneapolis He's not asked he is ready 1t
long Minneapolis the Duke
been able to stay at hotel but he
his meals his and the rest OF
his troupe would have had to stay in private homes
the Infamous statement, I'VE amt ready
yet" likely he couldn't gotten
a n where he playing
Obviously he sophisticated and debonRr and
" worth while specializing whether he thinks he ready not
he thinks he isn't ready either sick has completely capulated
to the Rankins and their likes
thing matter how he be-
reminded that he Negro first and
subject the abuses and ndgnes that Negro sharecop
per Mississippi has to meet every day.
the entertainment field like
everything in America Ellington spoung
futile fight against Jim Crow should be leading
the fight his front like other prominent Negroes doing other
fields.
Larry steees. half
CUTS Josephine wouldn't
would be democratized
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aspirations
surroundings.
Not much progress programs
will strengthen the Negro community and make it
sponsbe Of the total community going be made until
people individuals the which
GLIDING the organized church nothing
worthwhile Just but that planning community
CARNATIONS musts Also that
the responsibility theirs and that people
others to them they
In the communities where Indignation the pattern
important that the
total community burden these the dual
pattern persists There policy making
Twin
equipped to make contribution developing That
members of largely fault
lack of community planning and the resulting coordination
hand.
Wherever Negroes live north south the need clear
thinking planning equipped
the desire for family and community We
preaching this philosophy develops
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An Alarming Lack

Twin City Negro have guilty
doing
This minority with special problems where
lives has not sufficiently recognized the need Of community
ganzan best interests and the best interests of the
community.
Progress many largely
aggressive poorly
supported which themselves the
problems of a group such as the American Negro
IN light of he Negro IA whole.
quarter Of century before accelerated
was understandable why the average American Negro commun
Ity did have well defined action Itself
fun community participation the benefits jobs housing
health and education.
he of Negro
good dollars plus
and opportunity there is no reason except possible lack of vision
why every community Negro
coordnated plan the future
Our American white brothers are the best organized citizens in
cynics
actually organizations
service clubs in every town and city which work unrngy for
mmity improvements plan
certain definite goals.
Most OF these service are encouraged by bust
industry aggressive
living communities groups
serve as community boosters Many labor also
community action.
any city
thousands dollars
any community where they operate successfully.
of these with the
Jaycee units encourage Negro membership Negro community
exposed philosophy wdommunty the
The Frontiers Clubs of America are designed to furnish to the
average Negro community comparable supplied
community
this group has been Of nestabe value to the Negro community
may through organization community
ganzaton will be developed Whether club has Negro
members not helps the city where it located helps all
citizens.
For example; Certainly there should be each Negro
munly idea Of the community
where such Information available central
communities there figures population
families number Of
Negro many
which leadership and alert fellowship
Its nngerups
Politically many states pot
organization SUCH is except
both Negroes oregnbon
and substantial
interests political machines
these northern states the substantial
who should help
vote candidates
the Negro community to be exploited and
dourishing rackes operated by vena characters
community perspective and planning would rid the Negro
areas big cities rotten political
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that Walter Winchell uses his &C
cess to the American people to
boost himself and those persons
who are useful 10 him and to
punish those who disagree with
him and criticize him He is not
above trying to put over a sneak
punch"
This writer has refrained from
writing about the sO-Called Jose
phine Baker incident at the Stork
Club in New York because enough
details Of the incident were not
available
The details have now been
brought out in plainly and clear
ly written account by Daniel
James, published in the Nov. is
sue Of the New Leader. The maya
zine can be obtained by writing to
its editorial offices at Z East
Fifteenth Street, New York 3, N.
Y. The price is fifteen cents
The New Leader article proves
concluslvely TO this writer that
this so-callCd La Baker affair was
not provocative, nor intended to be
so. Miss Baker did not even know
she was on her way to the Stork
Club when she entered a taXicab
with her friends. Mr.. and Mrs
Roger Rico and Mrs. Bessie Blu
chanan. She was simply going. as
is her custom to get something to
eat after her night show.
There isn't the slightest Ques-
ton about Miss Baker and Mrs.
Buchanan being treated shah
billy In the Stork Club. They
were made 60 feel that they
were not wanted. II was even
implied TO them by an unnamed
person that they should have
been stopped ut the door.
There isn't the slightest ques-
ton. either, that Walter Win.
chen and Sherman Billingsley
were both present when Miss
Baker and Mrs. Buchanan Ito
say nothing Of the RicOs) were
suffering their embarrassment.
WinChell sat mum. SO did Bill
Kingsley. Winchell made no move
to greet the international star, nor
her party, Nor did Billingsley, He
had every reason to greet Miss
Baker, personally -- even 10 offer
her a courtesy. Through her eff
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WincheII Caught With
His Liberal" Trousers
Down At Stork Club
BY p. L. PRATTIs In the Pittsburgh Courier

This writer has never met Wal
ter WinChell. This writer never
wants to meet Walter Winchell.
1t goes without saying that Wal
ter Winchell would have no inter
est whatever in knowing this
writer. This writer is convinced
that Walter Winchell is an AFRO
CANT snob and that he plays dirty
pool" This writer is convinced
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forts some $4,000 was raised for
Winchelrs pet charity, the Damon
Runyon Cancer Fund. Winchell,
according to the New Leader, has
never thanked her for what she
did. He did not thank her the
night she was in the Stork Club
even though she passed right by
the table where WinCheu was sit
ting, Some words were passed be-
tween Mr. Rico and the columnist,
but he did not deign to notice the
presence of Miss Baker.
All Negroes have had expert
ences with white friends like
Winchell They shake your hand,
they pat you on the back, they
give you II boost so long as they
can pose rs liberals without too
much sacrifice. But they don't
want you TO move In on them
where it's going TO cost them
something. They don't want to
be embarrassed by their Negro
friends.
1t seems clear that Winchell
did not want the Negro. or color,
issue insinuated into his relation
ships with Billingsley and the
Stork Club They were sacro-
canCt. He would have met Miss
Baker, or Mrs. Buchanan, any
place else and, figuratively,
thrown his arms around them.
But at the Stork Club they
caught him with his liberal clothes
off. He kept quiet because he
didn't know how to add up his
professed Hberality and his
strange and profitable tie with
Billingsley. He was caught on the
spot and he tried to keep out of
the affair.
But Winchcll Is "A true and
dirty part of the tableau.
II IL unfortunate that this
should have become the affair
of Josephine Baker and that the
issues involved should have be-
come confused by attempts TO
bury Miss Baker under mud.
Mrs. Charles Buchanan, wife Of
well-known and respected New
York businessman who was also
in the party. suffered the same
embarrassment. Mrs. Buchanan is
an American citizen though both
she and her husband are Negroes.
The New Leader pertinently
raises the question What will be
the treatment accorded other Ne
groes in New York by eating
places and night clubs II the Stork
Club is allowed to get away with
this insult to Mrs. Buchanan. Win
Stork Club Jim Crow set a pat
tern promptly to be followed by
other snob centers? Has Winchell
any concern for this point? We
doubt that he has.
Much progress has been made
in New York City in interracial
amity in the last few years. Is this
to be continued? Or has Walter
Winchell by inaction and smear
tactics helped to establish dis
elimination precedent and to set
in motion a trend which will start
New York backwards?
We doubt that Walter winchen
cares anything about the imphca-
tons Of such a question, but his
influence in such a situation can
be so dire and decisive that we be-
heve it TO be a fair question to ask
a man who would fight a woman.
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Page T. St. Paul RECORDER Friday November 80, 1851

Trustworthy corrupt would anarchy in government and
law and the anarchy would ride and the
liberties would tumble
bewidered children
There such a thing as abstract evil
excused is sness sickness
admired.
Honesty the mark of wise Honesty simple II smp
furthers happiness
only road to true prosperity for the alternative
honesty s ootng.-Tulsa (Okla) Tribune
Evening star., 1951-01-18
Cook Takes 10 Poetry
AS He Awaits Trial
JAS Kidnaper-KiIIer
By the Assoeioted Press

SAN DIEGO, Calf, Jan. 49,
Accused kidnaper-killer William
E. Cook has lost most of his sullen
attitude, jailers reported today,
and has taken to reading poems.
The 23-year-old Missouri gum
man appeared more cooperative
than when captured in Mexico
and returned here Monday. He
sat in his Jail cell last night read
ing q book Of poems (Omar
Khayam's Rubaiyat), that he had
requested.
He said he would not resist re-
moval to Oklahoma City for trial
on a Federal Lindbergh-law kid
naping charge.
Grand Jury Sits Tuesday.
1--WE only got $40 and I don't
think it would do any good to hire
a lawyer here. -" he told news
men. Naturally I'm scared being
charged with something like kid
naping that whole family" (The
slain Mosser familyJ
United States Attorney Ernest
A. Tolin, in Los Angeles, said Cook
probably will remain here until
after q scheduled grand jury ses-
sion in Oklahoma City next Tues
day to consider an indictment.
To Be Tried in Oklahoma.
Cook will be tried in Oklahoma
on the accusation that he kid
naped the Carl Mosser family of
Atwood, Ill.,, with intent to do
bodily harm. Under the Lind
bergh law, the death penalty is
possible in cases where the victims
are harmed.
Bodies of the five Mossers-
father, mother and three children
were found in an abandoned
mine shaft near Cooks home In
Joplin, Mo. All had been shot.
He is also charged with murder
ing Robert Dewey, Seattle sales
man. in California and with kid
naping, robbery. automobile theft
and gun possession in connection
with the kidnapping of California
sheriff's deputy.
Evening star., 1951-01-18
Father Held in Death OF Infant in Auto Crash

A father was held by a coroner's
jury yesterday for Municipal
Court action in connection with
the death of his 1-month-old son
in an automobile accident Janu-
ary 3.
Billy F. Rankin, 1925 Naylor
road Sc, and his wife, Lucille
were injured when the car Mr.
Rankin was driving collided with
a truck driven by Robert c.
Walker. 80, colored, at Suitland
parkway and Firth Sterling road
Sc.
Walker of 1924 Corcoran street
NV. also was held for Municipal
Court action.
Rankin and Walker are under
81. 900 bond each, charged with
negligent homicide.
Rankin testified he was driv-
ing slowly on Suitland parkway
with his wife and baby, Ronnie,
in the front seat. He told the
Evening star., 1951-01-18

jury he slowed the car down as
he approached the intersection
at Firth Sterling road and then
accelerated as he crossed. When
he glanced to the left, he testified,
he saw the truck bearing down
on him.
Walker told the jury he saw the
car approaching the intersection
but that he felt he had time to
cross.
Police said the impact threw
the vehicles off the road with the
truck turning over on top of
the car.
Evening star., 1951-01-18
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Evening star., 1951-01-18
PTA Farewell Purty

The Maury School PTA will
hold a farewell party at the
school, on B street between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
NE. at 7:30 pm. tomorrow. The
school will be turned over to
colored students on January %.
Evening star., 1951-01-18

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Evening star., 1951-01-12
OFFICES g. STUDIOS FOR RENT
(Continued)

1900 BLK. WIS. AVE. N.W.-suit-
able doctor, dentist. ETC.; rms,
pvt. lavatory. Phone WO. 5661
OFFICE SPACE. unfurn., in attrac-
tive Arm. suite occupied by law
yers new air-cond. bldg: in down
town; conv: loc,; use Of reception
rm. and receptionist service, in
cluded. Avail. Feb. /. 1851. Phone
ST. 6117. 9:15 am. to pm. IL
DOWNTOWN. 1900 So. it.. private
BLDG containing 10 attractive Of
fees. 3 lavatories, plus shower
Light housekeeping will be permit
ted in portion OF sDace; $500 PEI
mo. CARL G. ROSINSKI CO.. MA.
COM. elSS ms NRs RING IN; 81 sIDG.-Entire
End floor suite ! 1000 So. it.. car
peted. beautifully decorated, i'm.
presSive, company or professional
once: 4 rooms, 9 windows, Vene-
tian blinds. 2 bathrooms; heat and
light incl: $3.50 month. DI. 5572.
1908 X ST. N:w.-Larse, street floor
room. o0x45 #. air cond.; 500 mo.
Elk. 1852 Id
55O5 GA. AVE. N.W.-A good number
for your office address. We have a
few Offices available for professional
men. $35 and up. which includes all
utils. and char services.
KAY REALTY CO., INC, RA. 22o0.
Evening star., 1951-01-12
MONTGOMERY co

Closejn dairy farm: approx. 20C
acres; modern 4-bedrm. mouse snd
tenant house; 80 Stanchion barn;
also large bank barn; most Of land
Streams: located @ among mo Best best estates: at
will sell fully equipped with 20
head OF cows, farm machinery OF
will sell farm only. For appt to see,
call David Lapghlin. WI 2O22. ewes,
and WI. 1890. EUGENE B. GIN
CELL. 1912 GEORGETOWN Road
Bethesda, Md. Exclusive Agent.
Evening star., 1951-01-12
CHURCHES FOR SALE
MARSHALL,

MARSHALL HEIGHTS (colored)
church foundation and walls to 1st
floor on . large lots; ideal location
Priced low at $500. terms. In the
midst of new development. A chal-
lenge to any congregation. Ideal for
mission church. Ii. 4-S772. IA
Evening star., 1951-01-12
AUToMoTlvE MISCELLANEOUS
FACTORY RERIfILT MnTnRS-W Ws

FACTORY REBUILT MOTORS-We
have available for immediate deliv-
ery Ford '29-'47 Chevrolet '34-'47
Plymouth '34-'47 Dodge '34-'47
We can order Buick Chrysler De
Doto, Olds.. Pontiac, Studebaker and
Willys; terms as low as S11
monthly: installation can be ar
ranged. MONTGOMERY WARD,
Alexandria. Va AL 1900
OLDS AZ "76" 2-dr.; wrecked; excel
motor. transm.. HYDRA, radio. etc:
Ss5 for whole car or any part sepa-
rately. ST. $3.50. 511 7th st. s.w.
Evening star., 1951-01-12
American Trailer Co. Inc.

See these and many other models of
both new and used house trailers,
1850 S1s WIS VsiH AVE. NV. wo. 1891
One of the following branch sales lots.
~ RFRWYN, MD, TO, a035.
t2) 1744 RICHMOND HIGHWAY.
ALEXANDRIA VA. TIE. 1920.
t3> OAK GROVE TRAILER COURT
A. MILES SOUTH OF
a OV. 2S01.
Evening star., 1951-01-12

1900 BLOCK 11th ST. S.E
Corner Store. Opposite Navy Yard
26-ft. front. with 5 rooms and bath
excellent rental area for any type
business Call MR.. GRAHAM, DI.
S124: after Z pm. IU 1-53SO. i 4
Evening star., 1951-01-12
oO-IJNIT APT BLDG

-U-OIVII M +. DIDO: -,
Located on the finest apt, bldg.
streets in NV. Wash. Property con-
sists of Is Arm. kit. and bath apis:
and two 3-rm. kit. bath apis. All
apis. having outside porches. Ex-
tremely low rentals. totaling $50 :
625. Five-story. det. brick bldg.
with automatic elevator. Adjoining
this property is improved ground,
zoned for apts. of approximately
5000 So ft Total price for both.
S1S0000.. For further information,
Evening star., 1951-01-12
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

WANTED SPACE, LIST or End COM
mercial rear of store, warehouse,
etc; reas. ia. 0s79. 9:30-1 pm
OLD ESTABLISHED FIRM will lease
Offices. 1st or 2nd fl. tprefer show
window. or will buy small building
l4th to 18th. H to NJ sts. NV. Box
03-K Star
Evening star., 1951-01-12
FARMS Cont
VIENNA. VA.

10 acres, clean stream, nice view,
conv.; home: oil heat. tile bath;
needs redecoration: $4,000. Nc
MIARMID REAL ESTATE, Exclusive
Phone Nienna IDOL q
Evening star., 1951-01-12
LAYTONSVILLE ESTATE

A acres; large Groom. modern
American Colonial farm house;
bath; oil h.-w.h,: fireplaces; large
modern kitchen; screened-in In porches;
abundance of shade: new garage
and guest house. now renting for $50
per month; 40 by 70 basement
barn: large courthouse and other
outbuildingS; perfect repair; new
fencing; l2.mile. hard road 'front.'
in an estate neighborhood; 30 miles
D. c.; shown by appointment only;
price, $4,000. terms.
. 4 acre chicken farm; .s-room house
G.E. equipment; full basement, h.
VIII; Bendix washer; chicken
houses: 2-car garage; productive
orchard; "a mile to railroad depot,
3 committing trains; near churches,
stores, public and parochial bus by
door: % miles D. c.; price, Sl2,5O0,
81, 900 cash. balance S10O a month.
At Dawsonville-One acre. 7-room
house; oil h.-w.h.; plumbing: 2-car
garage; chicken house splendid
shade. spacious lawn: near churches.
schools: 20 miles D. c., by River rd
price. $4,000. terms.
500-acre stock farm 2 miles south
Poolesville. near River road; 'front.'
ing on 3 county roads; large sound
farmhouse, electricity and water:
slate roof; private drive; several
other outbuildings; so acres alfalfa.
$50 acres permanent pasture, so
acres timber. balance tilIable; cat
tie fence, , streams: 80 miles D. c.;
price, $40 per acre Call Charles
H. Jamison. Poolesville 26l2, with
SAMUEL, z ROGIEY INC
Evening star., 1951-01-12
Mon NV Apt YIDG

MOD. NV APT. BLDG.
Rarely have we been fortunate
enough to offer for sale such beau
tiful det. brick bldg. as this in the
past year, featuring 13 2-bedrm
ants: all prewar rentals; 3-story
bldg; being operated with the mini
mum of expense: gross yearly rental
$4,000 with financing arranged
For additional info. please call
BFRENTER & CO. ia. 1890. IL
Evening star., 1951-01-12
REAL ESTATE ,oANs

End TRUSTS BoUGHT-Top prices,
immediate cash. Call day or night.
I. c. HOOVER, RA. 22sl. GIL. 1916.
Evening star., 1951-01-12

CHEVROLET 1949 4-dr. de luxe Sc.
dan; r, H.. seat covers: low mi es ge,
ruaS IKE new: Sl,325 or best O.. er.
Gail Marlboro 2421 after 6 pm.
Evening star., 1951-01-12
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR sALa

LONG BEACH, snug hide-away cot.
wooded lot. l50-ft. frontage: COM
pletely modern bath and kitchen.
Price. $4,000. Now has So, 600
mortgage. Payable S25 monthly.
Balance, cash or terms, to suit right
party Box 3S6-J, Star.
Evening star., 1951-01-12
4-FAMIIY APT
BEITZELL, DI. 31OO
Opportunity Knocks

In Va
Restaurant. ABC license; variety
store; owner selling because of
illness.
2-Lunchroom, ice cream parlor. con-
dictionary.
3-Deliea lessen.
Hardware store.
Grocery store
6-Tearcom or restaurant.
1-Restaurant located in business
area
S-Funeral home.
9-Serviee station on main highway
l0-Children shop in busy in shop
pine area
N. G.. HINES & SON
Courthouse So, Arl., Va. OW 9n2O.
Evening star., 1951-01-12

CHEVROLET 1910; excel. cond,; r.
appreciated. La 6-SG03 after $40.
Evening star., 1951-01-12
STORES FOR RENT
711H ST. N.E.-Apply 7o7 H stn.e

DRUG sToRF or hardware store To-
cation T., no similar store for several
coopERsMrTH. RE- 4oas az JAN
BAR AND GRILL with apt above;
436 L ST. NV; equipped; busy loca-
tion; open to offer, Ma. 33s6. -16
SO. IT In modern store. Recessed f,uo-
window. Ideal ladies' ready-to- wear
or beauty shop location. 460s Wis.
ave. KAss-B BERGER, INC. owners,
Builders Designers. EN-: 500.
1928 BENNING RD. .N.E.-Large
;sttSsar,e, =; Tasant situated M 9n street
for valet shop, beauty parlor or
FEDERAL RENTAL CO. fss' Bis New W
York ave. NV. Ma. 7416 --12,
80; avail. now HERBERT HARVEY
INC" 9ls 18th St NV RE: io 1875
SILVER spRING-1sx5o store in the
center of Silver Spring Shopping
area. 1000 location. EIG g. Nc
KEEVER. 951 Ellsworth drive. Silver
,eE spFiis; z sT sH Wsu,tab,e as2os for la f1,ln
children's or ladies wear. Ma ss23
ARLINGToN-ls 50. from Clarendon
main business section and Wilson
blvd, new modern construction: 80
IT. front, excellent location. at lover
rent; 1929 North Irving st. l2'
tenant, Call LU. 4-34OO -12
COLUMBIA RD.. mr.. 18th st.-Beau-
tiful ground floor: lge. show window.
Phone HO oSa9. -16
Evening star., 1951-01-12
CHRYsLER 1871 4-dr S399. In
maculate. FLOOD PONTIAC, 1921
Connecticut. WO S400
CROSLEY 40 station wagon; $500.
Please call WI 3419 Ia

DE SOTO 1947 Custom 4-door sedan;
beautiful green finish; spotlesS in.
terror; automatic transmission.
ana h.; one owner; Sl,195. TREW
MOTOR CO. 9th and Florida ave.
ne; FIR. 1892
Evening star., 1951-01-12
AL BAKER & SON. INC

REALTORS
116 s. st. Asaph St, Alex, Va.
AL. 6644. TIE. 1343. Open 80.
Evening star., 1951-01-12
FLORIDA PROPERTY.

CLEARWATER, FLA.-Furnished lst,
fir. apt. , rms. kit and bath, 1885.
Through April. Ia. s034 Sun. ewes.
Ia
Evening star., 1951-01-12

CHEW. 1949 2-door; original Jet
olack, shiny finish. one owner, low
mileage. ike new: only 1926,
LOGAN (Ford). I'LL 18th st. NV.