New York Amsterdam News — 1963-00-00914

Baldwin Hits White Liberals By SARA SLACK “There is no role for the white liberal. He’s our af­ fliction. He’s in trouble, not I. No white liberal knows what Ray Charles is sing­ ing about, so therefore, no white liberal can help me.” This was the fiery answer au­ thor James Baldwin fired back at a white teacher Wednesday who asked him to define the role of the white liberal The world - acclaimed writer and civil rights giant lectured some 250 school teachers in Har­ lem’s PS 180. He spoke to an in- service teacher training session, his subject: "The Negro Child— His Self Image." up here to where I am.’ But, what has the white liberal done to help other white liberals? He’s In trouble not I." ‘Few Standards’ He told the teachers that many educators have not been convinc­ ed that the black child is human and can be educated. "There are few standards in this country worth a man’s res­ pect. If I were a teacher I would suggest to the black child that as popular culture, TV, comics and the movies go, they are fantasies, created by very ill people and that he must be aware that these fantasies have nothing to do with realism." Harsh, arrogant and alternate­ ly bitter and defiant, Baldwin un­ leashed a verbal broadside against those who are responsible for helping the Negro child create a false image of himself — that of inferiority. Blames Some He told the educators: “Some of you teachers are to blame for this. You deal with the minds of Pointing up that he did not children. You must go for broke." want to minimize the good done ‘if I were a teacher in any Ne- by some white liberals, Baldwin gro school teacb'ng a Negro child a few hours a day and have an said: "The white liberal offers thatI apprehension of his future, with 1 , hand of the patronizing, mission- every hour growing grimmer andjR ary saying, ‘I’m going to help darker, I would try to make that ° you . . . yrtu poor . . . thing to get I child know that the dangers by , ,, . . , , . which he Is surrounded are a re­ sult of a criminal conspiracy to destroy him," Baldwin said. He said that the society in which we live is menaced, not by Khrushchev, but from within. "The black man was brought here in chains for labor and that he believes that he is an animal because he’s told that he’s an animal and he's treated like an animal.” Hits Power Structure Further denouncing the false image a Black child is forced to have of himself, Baldwin said: "If this animal should ever sus­ pect us own worth and believe that he is a man, be will begin to attack the power structure, it is a deliberate policy, hammered in place to make money off the backs of Black fellows." Taking this nation and some of its government leaders to task for being a party to the diabolical, calculated scheme to brainwash the Negro into believing that he Is inferior, Baldwin said: "Until this very day, so brain­ washed is this Republic that it spends days — sometimes in good faith — asking: ‘What does the Negro want most?’ ” , This is an asinine question, May Be Schizophrenic Does the store have it in stock? —phone ahead and save time andtrouble. Hew York Telephone Showing tremendous respect for the Negro child, Baldwin said WITH A MISSION - Mrs. that any Negro child educated in Elinor Sinnette, librarian for this country runs the risk of be- two Harlem school districts, 1® and H» chats with author coming schizophrenic. “We adults are easily fooled be- James Baldwin in lobby o( ..._____ .. cause we want to be fooled. Our children are different. They look and draw their own conclusions. A black child looking at the world around him wonders and is aware that there is some terrible weight on his shoulders which menaces him. ‘ "You liberated him from laugh­ ter and delivered him to the bos­ ses. We came from the south to the bottom of tlie labor market. Baldwin told the educators that if they added Negro history to the city curriculum, it would not only liberate the Negro child but the white child too. "If you pretend that I hauled all that cotton for you, just be­ cause I love you, you’re mad,” Baldwin said. ^iFinast N. Y. AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat, Oct 26, 1963 Q 21 Exposes Pupils To Heritage many contributions to and the American way Sessions are not merely for 1 ers to come and ait, they called upon to go back and pass what they learned on to pupils," she said. By SARA SLACK Despite the odds, petite and pretty Mrs. Elinor Sin­ nette, chief librarian in two Harlem school districts, is doing a man-sized job in exposing Negro pupils to their people’s contributions to America’s growth — through the medium of books. A veteran educator, it is her opinion that she could do a great deal more in teaching the Negro child his heritage if she were given more leeway by the Board of Education. Among Mrs. Sinette’s duties are reviewing and putting her stamp of approval on books sub­ mitted to the Board each month by book publishers. Once each year the Board Is­ sues an official book list to which supplements are added periodic­ ally, as new books are published Dissatisfied Asked if she is satisfied with the quality and extent Negro history is covered in books which pass her desk, her answer was bullet prompt: 'No. I am not a bit satisfied with materials about the Negro’s history and culture available in books — far from It! I’m not pleased at all. “I’m especially displeased In the light of all the extra money the Board of Education has re ceived to be used for all types of integration. We have quite a few excellent books about Negroes but * not nearly enough to meet our demand.” In addition to supervising act­ ivities of ten school librarians Mrs. Sinnette is responsible for setting up elementary school li­ braries, planning and executing library lessons for pupils and the administration of all library me­ chanics for the 33,000 pupils In the 24 schools in her districts. Mother Wit Possessing the remarkable in stinct of a mother and knowing what every woman knows—make way—with the aid of other school officials; she devised sure method of passing on Negro history lessons to pupils, not in­ cluded in approved books. She said the course, comprising fifteen sessions, has registesed 140 teachers, some coming from as far away as Queens to attend sessions at Harlem’s PS 180c> Research Project . ‘ "We have teachers In the course from kindergarten through high school taking our course. They are required to read specific as­ signments, draw up lesson plans on the course and participate, in research projects," Mrs. Sinnette said. Among those who have lectured at sessions or are scheduled d for future classes are, John Henrjck Clarke, “Freedomways" associ­ ate editor; James Baldwin, au­ thor; Jeanne Robinson, JHS 13 teacher; Attorney Constance Ba­ ker Motley, NAACP Legal De­ fense Fund associate counsel; El­ ton Fax, teacher-artist; Mrs. Ed­ wins C. Johnson, teacher; Vernal Pemberton, Dr. Kenneth Clark, CCNY professor and Sylvester Leaks, author. An astute scholar, Mrs. Sin­ nette is a product of Bronx schools. With extensive experi­ ence as a teacher and librarian, to her credits she won her Bach­ elor’s degree in library science from Hunter College and ker Master’s from Pratt Institute. Explorers The comely educator is mother of two girls, Caleen, 13, and Dar- ryle 9, Married to Dr. Calvin Sinnette of Corona, Long Island, she and her girls have followed him across the world. A travel enthusiast, she refers to her family and herself as gypsies". They lived In Africa four months while her husband taught medicine at the University College Ibaden, In Nigeria, lived two years in Germany, while he served in the Army and they have explored the West Indies together. Summing up her aim, to the fight-weary Negro parent, she offered this encouragement: "School officials are becoming increasingly more aware that the Negro’s role in the culture and life of the United States should be brought to white and Negro children alike. It may seem slow, but we are moving at a rapidly stepped-up pace.” 4 Renew Pledge Harlem’s PS 180. The writer and civil rights leader deliv­ ered the third lecture in an in- service training course for Har-- lem school teachers. Compris­ ing 15 sessions, the course is entitled, “The Negro - His Role In The Culture and Life of The United States." (Gilbert Photo) Centers Add Six More To Staff Miss Ruth H. Morgan, Execu- The additions include PerceHus Jones, Jr., of New York, as tive Director of Manhattanvtlle Group Work Supervisor; Luis E. Community Centers, Inc., 530 W Diaz, of Puerto Rico, as Group 133rd St., has announced that Worker; Robert L. Mayhawk, with the beginning of its Fall Program, the Centers have added of Detroit, Michigan, and a grad- uate of Wayne State University, six new and Mrs. Joan Troobnick who roster. reevied her Masters in Social Work from the University of Illinois have been appointed as Group Workers. members to the staff Miss Paula Tsarides, who re­ ceived her Masters of Social Work from Rutgers will be Group Work Supervisor. John F. Buff, ington, a graduate of the Orien­ tal Institute of Naples, Italy, is the new Director of Develop­ ment. Graduates As Air Force Electrician Form a good the Amsterdam week! habit and read News — every CORNED BEEF EXTRA GREEN STAMPS wWk pvrxHoi* of 1 lb. GtM "CHflD-MIlD” SKINLESS FRANKS EXTRA GREEN STAMfi GREEN CABBAGE k 4c 55 BACK BAY BACON . . . . , SELECTED BEEF UVER . . . 1 POUND SAUSAGE MEAT SWORDFISH STEAKS *Yor’ Garden Frozen LEMONADE 2:»,25< 2-<9t New! 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Jointly with Vernal Pemberton, community coordinator aiul Mar ion Clark, assistant superintend- Using as its theme the words of President Kennedy’s Inaugur- B. Hunt of 2186 Fifth Ave., was ent; she set up an in-service) al Address: "To.. .the United trained in the Installation, troub-jteacher training course. Now in Nations, our last best hope... we its sixth session classes examine the subject, "The Negro: His ■en€W our pledge of support. .. , Role in the Culture and Life of the American Association for the I Dotted Nations launched the 18th the United States.” „ “The course is given for teach-l annual observance of United Na- ers, who themselves, want tojtions Week, Oct. 20-26, Sunday know more about the Negro's) throughout the United States. le shooting and repair Inter­ ior and exterior wiring systems and electrical equipment. Prior to his enlistment he attended New York Institute of Technolo­ gy. He is now stationed at Mc­ Connell AFB, Kansas. ,, .. , . . Welcome Guest The World Over! _ -X- U4 “White Label" DEWAR’S SCOTCH WHISKY 20 • N. Y. AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat., Oct 26. 1963 Amsterdam News Readers Write...And Write ..And Write Grateful About The Boycott Sir: We of the Committee‘are very grateful for your support and warm sentiments written in your column of October 5, con­ cerning the Josephine Baker Con­ cert. Sir: In your issue of September 14 I was very much gratified to notice, on the front page. Rosh Hoshona (New Year* greetings to the Jewish friends of the Am­ sterdam News. Therefore I w^s surprised to find in the issue of October 12 a letter, signed by the phony name “Dr. Revresbo (which is obviously "observer spelled backwards), which has an anti-Semitic edge. CORE. National Urban League, by Negro American Labor Council and the Student Non-violent Co­ ordinating Committee when he declared that the proposed Chris- mas boycott would be futile. A- mong other things, Mr. Wilkins pointed out that “a general con­ sumers' buying strike would not have any effect directly on the Birmingham situation,” which is dominated by the U.S. Steel Cor­ poration. the Amsterdam News en­ couraged a number of people living in similar aartments to come forward and file complaints with the proper authorities. Again many thanks, and a special thanks to James Booker for his advice and commendable assistance. Leonard Faust Merchandising Director Coordinated Community Service 139 W. 125th St degraded themselves for “vot­ ing" in the Cambridge "refer­ endum" were big-time puckers for participating in that shenan lgan of “buying the Brooklyn Bridge." White folk in Cambridge had no vote and no authority to bestow on Negroes “citizen­ ship". That had long been done by the United States. Cambridge is no United States. It is little more than a village with big ideas. We are all aware of the colum­ nist of whom you are referring rnd regret that after all of these years this man still retains hatred in his heart. We are also aware Mr. Wilkins added, "all agreed that the ugliness in character as w as so vividly exposed about him that a boycott . » . should have Your anonymous letter writer some clear cut purpose with some Ls a "bitter pill” to swallow and says, -“Every Jew I talked to apparently his campaign will be thinks that the Christmas boy- reasonable chance of being effec­ tive; otherwise it is better not | cott is wrong. I wonder why?" relentless. Your suggestion concerning the The Jew who ls wrlting this to start it. It was pointed out that a ‘shotgun’ boycott .... public participation in attendance letter can tell him why he per­ would be unfair to many persons is extremely good and true and SOnaUy thinks the Christmas boy- who cannot have any effect on I sincerely hope that this idea eott would not achieve its objec-J shall materialize into a reality. At tive. My reasons are exactly the the situation in Alabama or the the preamt the uppe. priced same as those given by Roy Wil- South generally." tickets are moving slowly. (kins and published on the front if “Dr. Revresbo” wants rea Again we want to thank you page in the very same issue, Oc- sons, these should be enough. If and wish you every good exper- tober 12, which carried the of- he merely wants to spread anti- ience m relation to life and work, fensive letter. Mr. Wilkins said Semitic propaganda, your read- C. Howard Burney that he was speaking for the ma- ers should be aware that anti- Chairman, Committee of jority of the NAACP.the Southern Semitism is a blind alley. No peo- Friends of Josephine Baker. Christian Leadership Conference, pie have ever solved their prob- ------------------------------------------- —-------------------- :------------------------------ jlems by ant-Semitic propaganda PERFECT NATURAL WHITE RICE! or actions. The Negro people and American democracy as a whole have nothing to gain and every­ thing to lose from anti-Semitism. Morris U, Schappes Editor, Jewish Currents Happy To Serve Sir: Please accept the thanks of Coordinated Community Serv­ ice for the assistance given by your staff to Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Satterfield. The coverage given the story Interesting Incidents Sir: Added to the growing problems of Negroes are these interesting Incidents of hate: Gov. Barnett was received pleas­ antly lecturing at Princeton Un iversity. Gov. Wallace invited to speak at Yale University. Both are northern institutions, suppos edly liberal, educating the cream of families of the U. S. In Mississ­ ippi the murder of Medgar Evers is still unpunished. In Alabama "some arrests" have been made for the "finding of some dynamite, but nobody has been found to arrest for the killing of six harmless Negro children. And Southern white folk have been loudly yapping that he is emphatically the best friend the Negro ever had. With this in mind, the Negroes don't need any enemies! In Maryland, Cambridge es­ pecially, the good white citizens voted not to give to Negroes the citizenship which they were 100 years ago told they possessed Evidently white folk in Cambridge never heard of the Emancipation Proclamation and Negroes who Amid this grief to Negroe* comes the question if the word of white folk, mean anything When added up it seems to mean that Negroes are being kidded along about civil rights and in tegration. No civil rights legis fation worth the paper It Is written on will be passed by Congress There will be no alleviation of the suffering Negroes endure I feel this way because it is evident that the dominant 170 million white population of the United States are not in sympathy with Negroes. Resentful whites are ready and threatening to bury President Kennedy with hate votes. Why’ For what? Taking his job ser­ iously as a public servant President Kennedy believed the lip service of the whites that the Negro is the brother and fellow citizen of the white race. Chris Forde New York Boycott Advocate Sir: There would be ho need to sit in. stand in or begging to get in, in order to be recognized as a human being if there was an economic boycott by Negroes in New look from Beech-Nut REGULAR Coffee t / one pound bfcw VACUUM pACKE0 j every big city and little town against name brand produets and white businesses vyhich depend on the Negro for their livelihood, but refuse to femploy him or rec­ ognize him on equal bases with whites. , Anti-Integration Sir: I have read with disgust and disappointment and pain your articles and speeches ad­ vocating so-called Civil Rights and integration (phony). Negroes spend half or more of their hard earned income in buy­ ing cars such as the Ford Fair- lane, Thunderbird, Falcon. Mer­ cury. Meteor. Comet, Lincoln Continental, all of which are manufactured by General Mo­ tors. General Motors has been picketed in Michigan by Ne­ groes. because it refused to per­ mit them to move up to im­ portant positions or jobs paying higher salaries. General Motors has also refused to use Negro men and women models to ad­ vertise their cars. I was told by one of their largest adver­ tising agencies here that they sa' no reason why they should cater to any special group like Negroes even though General Motors is awaret of the millions of dollars the Negro pours into their car market. Now, I even approached the labor leader of the NAACP regarding General Motors’ attitude towards us and in return I received a note from NAACP to come in and talk over “my” employment problem. They failed to realize that this is “ours" the Negro’s problem. The major premise of the civil righter and integrationist is false. Therefore, any conclusions based on it are false. I wish such so-called leaders will stop misleading our black people. Their philosophy of lead ership is based on: (1) a de pendence on the white man, as though he were God, (2) a oom- plete lack of knowledge and un­ derstanding of the history of the black man (the so-called Negro before the white man immoral­ ly forced and deceived him into a slavery worse than any be­ fore over 400 years ago), (3) a retention of the slave mentality, and (4) begging the white man to accept us. I would suggest as a start that you read the Negro Digest (Au­ gust 1963, page 36) which I can supply you free upon request. Also I can supply you with other historical facts and figures (not in the white man’s books' which show our history to be mil­ lions of years older than the white man’s who has only been in ex­ istence 6,000 years. When we are united, we don’t need the white man! I urge you in conference to agree cn (1) I understand Roy Wilkins of one God (2) a master political NAACP doesn’t support the idea (3) Economic (4) Social strategy of a boycott by Negroes which for all the 20 million black peo- is • strongly favored by well informed individuals like.Ple in America and form a Co- operative and Assistance union James Baldwin, organizations with Afro - Asian peoples and like CORE and even Dr. M. L. countries. From unity comes King. I, like many other young strength by pooling our spiritual, Negroes, have withdrawn fi­ natural, educational and ma­ nancial support from NAACP terial resources. Don’t let token which has served its purpose civil rights and phony integra­ which was in the past, but is tion of whites fool us! unlike organizations such as CORE which is more realistic in its attitude and approach in try­ ing to Solve our racial prob­ lems, and which has a Negro as its leader and cares nothing about offending whites, because whites are not over, but under his leadership. A boycott should be started at the beginning of the Thanksgiving holiday and carried through the Christmas season. Ralph E. McCarthy Rochester, N. Y.- Negro's Mission Sir: The state of racial af­ fairs in our beloved country hhs reached such a sorrowful condi­ tion of deterioration as to cause all honest men to search their consciences in efforts to discover if they have done enough to re­ solve the many differences that may plunge our land deeper into the abyss of shame and chaos, from which we may never re­ cover. . , , , , . As a white% news reporter stated “a Negro boycott during the holiday season would cause disastrous economic effects in this country." Well, since the American whites have created racial disaster with their hate filled hearts, dogs, fire hoses, bombs and guns and vicious po­ lice authority, Selected Buying is urgently would be our greatest weapon for justice in this country, and many of the racial barriers against us would crumble over night. As has been suggested, a shopping guide printed on front page by your paper for the dura­ tion of a boycott with General Motors heading that list followed by the names of every car it makes and additional guides post­ ed in our churehes, taverns, is­ sued to our school children to be given to their parents plus an­ nouncements on our radio sta­ tions. Even after the murder of Mis- sisippi’s NAACP leader, white Mississippi salesmen who pedal­ ed their wares in colored neigh­ borhoods expressed the fear of losing their colored customers. We aren’t permitted to sell in their neighborhood, in the North or South. Now, when are we go ing to wake up? 'Miss G. Bond New York , The diabolical murders of six n°*'a°^ young Negroes within a few hours apart demonstrates the tragic reaction to tlie efforts of America's greatest minority to be free. Similar, but less vio­ lent, reactions are being exhibit­ ed in other parts of the coun­ try — Chicago, New -York, Los Angeles and Philadelphia where issues like open occupancy, dis­ crimination in jobs, segregated schools, etc., have caused mis­ guided white people to take to the streets in strenuous efforts to maintain the status quo. How­ ever, thanks to a new type of Negro leadership, the status quo is dying. But the conscience of white America must be reached in a hurry if freedom is to come to all Americans with a minimum of violence and deaths. White Americans must speak out as they have not done be­ fore. Their silence gives consent to bigots. Their voices, loud and) clear, may serve as deterrents to force and violence. . The collective temper of Ne- gro America is fast rising to the □oiling point. Unless responsible white Americans assort them- selves in behalf of racial jus- tice, the top will surely blow. Our great Negro leadership has done its best, and its best has been tremendous. The responsi­ bility now rests on the shoulders of the dominant group. What are some things that this group do? The media of expression controlled by whites must do more than report: it must appeal for Justice. It must exhibit new forms of leadership in the cur­ rent phase of this civil rights revolution. It must call upon the govern­ ments - local, state and nation­ al — to enforce existing laws or to make new ones, guarantee­ ing that all of God’s children will derive benefits equally there­ from. The white controlled media must go after bigots with the same vigor that they go after advertising. This means, of course, that these organs of in­ formation must themselves be extremely objective in the treat­ ment of racial issues. Politicians in and out of office must place greater emphasis on human rights than on political privileges, for in so doing neither would have to fear possible ret­ ribution from white voters. White ministers must have no fear of the prejudices of their congregations, if they really be­ lieve that God is just. God made all men. And He made them the colors of His choice. Y et He made them brothers. School teachers should be made cognizant of their great mis­ sion: to rid their students of ig­ norance. Not just in letters, but also In human relations. But, tf course, the later responsibility is primarily that of the parents. Finally, we Negroes also have a responsibility. Our first re­ sponsibility, however, is to con­ tinue the fight for equal jus­ tice. And while doing so to pre­ pare ourselves for the greater obligations that go with equality. We can save America, if white America will do its share. They need do only what is right. The rewards are worth the efforts. Albert Janney Chicago 24, Illinois kills bugs faster! FOX PRODUCTS 256 Soundview Ave. Bronx, New York ©tpa; wa»o |hu»g cn Please! I beg all of our Negro And members of the business community must force them- leaders to call a unity meeting selves to understand that a healthy economy is based, among to include all of the civil rights groups including the Black Na­ other things, on the moral well­ tionalists and Black Muslims. being of that community f The first NOKEY easy open coflee can 'Si-™ - -= V < ’ ' ■ \ ‘ ; .J! f taFt****/ The revolutionary new Beech-Nut easy open coffee can opens with an ordinary can opener. It’s as easy as one, two,three. 1 Snap off plastic lid that comes with every can. 2. Open the vacuum can with any can opener. 31 Reseal can with the flavor-saving plastic lid. That’s all! This remarkable can is slender, so easy to handle and store. 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Marie Denise, Gloria Gentry, Fay Fil­ er, George Davis, Eugene Jack- son, Chester Jones. Freddie 3ak-'C Wyman and others. Walter Stith and his family; his said they were batPy treated by daughter, Cynthia, who turned in the guards...Harlem born 23-ytar the fire alarm on that frigid -old Grady O'Cummings telling February night when the apart his former school chums to vote mentt building at 141st St. and for him in the next presidential Seventh Ave. became an inferno, election...Art Bust, sportcaster have moved into a Bronx pro- and publicity man for the foot- ject on Webster Ave...Former ball Jets, celebrated his birth* *’stuc|Bnts’’ of Comstock prison day and his wife told him she CATCHING ON — That's the word on ‘Vat 69 Gold’ Scotch as everyone is giving it a try. Above scene was snapped at the Benney Lounge where this group is shown enjoying that smooth, smooth taste. From left: Julie Rothman; Rose Yuen, manager; Billy Gra­ ham. Herb Nash, Vat Gold rep­ resentative, and Ronnie Hur- ire behind the bar. (Photo by Dummett I SAVE $103 "T///z l’/2 CARAT MATCHED DIAMOND RINGS S500 VALUE $12 Down—$8 Weekly ' - r 1? Cenuine diamonds for value and beauty. ll-K white or yellow gohi. Iltaa. enlarged. Total weight. SEE SPECIAL IN OUR WINDOWS New y»rfc‘t Lergeit Dlemeed Ditpls/ RUSClfS OFEN EVES. 14 C4WTBWIIWT tf OBBB Wejt 125th COMPARK YAH EN Store Located at EA.- — Youthful Samuel Austin js thp Mahalia's In It is expecting...Doris Gardner Me Pherson is back at the Baby Grand but said sailing becomes her. Lenny Goodard is also back at the nightspot. k The filmpieee and ihe oppor­ tunity to enact in a major studio motion picture echos of the mem­ bers of the Negro group making progressive and strident progress Tn the direction of equal justice new pastor at Mt. Vernon’r Grace and unrestricted opportunity, has Baptist Church.. Rev. Richard H. >»een generally acclaimed by Dixon is the sparkplug of the 'he scores of Negro players ap- Westchester Christian Leader- rearing in various scenes of the ship ..Bubba Robinson is telling production. everyone about Sir Robert Har- "Best Man , is a political veil’s new sounds with Bill De- story highly flavored with Dcm- Merritt. Manuel Duran, John ocratic partisan activities. It has Daly and Charles Hawkins. Red «<» principal theme, the I960 Randolph is beaming . Son Rob-' Convention held in Los Angeles, ison won’t eat any of John Henry Fonda, Gene Raymoud, Wade's fried chicken..Xaurie ——— Ray is gifted with a voice...Ruth Mitchell, the nianucurist. birth­ day ed... Former dancer. Betty Brisbane, is a toll collector at the Lincoln Tunnel...Gordon Bu-I chanan and Dorothy "Jodo’’ DaJ vis set the date?... Mahalia Jackson, the world’s leading gospel singer, has been set by producers Stuart Millar and Lawrence Turman (o.play Slim Jackson was mixing at herself in a guest appearance the Renny Saturday night...Bub-: in The Best Man." the film ba Fields birthdayed...Det. Alfred' version of Gore Vidal's B.oad- McPherson also birthdayed...Af- way comedy hit, which Frank- ter watching Joe Louis and Peari tin Schaffner is now directing Bailey the other ni^ht on TV, I Ruth King said; "He’s still the' champ"..Musician Jimmy Jones who arranged and conducted; John Levy’s record star, Nancy Wilson’s "Hollywood My Way",! is doing an album for Joe Wil­ liams...Willie S. Stevens, convic­ ted of manslaughter in connec­ tion with the death of his pal, Gilmore Broughton, after a drink­ ing bout, will be sentenced next m o n t h...Mabie Hodge is telling friends she did not like that game Charles and Claudette Russell, Willie HUI and Frank Tillman played on her and she is playing hers all the way. The noted vocalist will, in a sense, re-create a hit of history in “The Best Man," by singing at a presidential nominating convention. In a similar ap­ pearance at the ‘56 Democratic convention which nominated Adlai Stevenson, Miss Jack­ son's singing was one of the electrifying highlights of that event. Miss Verrett Starring In for United Artists release., At The Renny Single Show The Manhattanaires, 28th Pet. Drum and Bugle Corps which sponsored the first annual in­ door spectacular at the 369th Shirley Verrett, mezzo - sopra­ Armory Sunday is a monument no, will present her only New Teaso7 atter to Willie Bryant George Brown, the director of the corps, is Jojher triumphant success in the be congratulated for the job hejUSSR when she wiU open the did with the youngsters...Frank Gines is in the hospital but John- ny Butler will keep until his cojn center, on Monday evening,' back is healed...Rubin Craig did AfoV 4 at 8:30. not like the way his auto was Tass termed Miss Verrett’s ap- broken into and Raymond Jo- pearance at the Bolshoi, where she received a standing ovation, seph is still suffering. Was Allen Jones trying to be as "a triumphant and resound- Barrett Management at Phiiharmonic Hall, Lin- ?.n acrobat Friday night when ing success. and Street lle missed that roof leap and Ed Sullivan presented Miss w«reei entje<j Up jn t^he Harlem Hospi- Verrett to coast - to - coast aud- tal?.Veirley Peterson did no be- iences last Sunday on his tele- lieve in separations and could vision program. Following her not stav away from his wife. Lincoln Center recital. Miss Ver- Mary. He paid an unexpected rett wiU embark on extensive visit the other night and friends American and Canadian tours, said she attended his funeral. The program at Lincoln Center James Russell suffered a leg in- will include works by Brahms, jury walking on the subway track Mahler. Mozart Chaussen, Dvor­ ak. Granados, Nin, Obradors, as ...Emily Kennedy died well as Negro Spirituals. Charles Seventh Ave., home. in her Wilbert ‘‘Going Back To Kan- *adsw°”''‘ No de shirts get dirtier her than here i * New Wisk gi And it lakes only/2CU ing artists. sas City Hamson would like Ljbove anrf Algn Ma to stay away from the south Jorgp Magter vio an<1 finjce from now on but a warrant is Roger cello _ wiB bp the asgist lodged against him...Clara Deb- ble and Norma Turner almost moved Into separate quarters af­ ter that row the other night..? (Ronald Bright birthdayed Satur­ day night Bernice “Bunny” Hol­ linger birthdayed at Thelma Ho­ well's the other night and dapper Carl Maxwell, luscious Yvonne ^O'Brien, Joyce Hollinger, Sadie Young and Hibby Craig were on hand...Jean Worlds also birth­ dayed. Ethel Forbes was beaten and her teenage son Roland was bagged... 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