The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-07-07
LUCKY MILLINDER
ROSETTA THARPE
AGAIN A CONDO

AGfA1lN "A AOMDO
When the tiny titon Of the tym-
PAM, Chick Webb journeyed to the
Valhalla of swing drummerS, it
broke up the greatest double bar
relied colored musical attraction in
the world. There's never been an
other to rival the Chick Webb, Ella
Fitzgerald combo, but if the cur
trent plans of Moe Gale, the band
tycoon, come to realization and
the chances look excellent, swing
dom will be doffing its SNUG fedora
to a new two some - Lucky Mil
Under and Rosetta Tharpe.
There's nothing new about Lucky
Millinder, the demon swing con-
ductor-unless it's a brand new
band that's hotter than a Harlem
fire, or band new determination
to make comeback that consumes
his every waking moment; or his
brand new and great vocalist, Ros-
eta Tharpe, the hotcha holly roller
who sings and swings the spirituals
in manner calculated to make q
Republican Senator rock. Outside
of that there's really not much new
about he Millinder band-un1ess
you think those three assets are OF
any importance. Anyhow, Moe Gale
does. And his success with the ink
spots, Erskine Hawkins, Cootie Will
liams, Ella Fitzgerald and Cab Cal
loway makes him critic to be
considered.
If you insist long enough Lucky
will blushingly confess his real
name-Lucius Leroy. and the odd
appellation has been his since ear
| lest youth back in Admission, Ala
Intimate fritnds insist it was bt-
cause of his talent with the dice
Lucky insists it was because of his
luck with the ladies.
| The pair team up and 60 trans
continental early in August.
No one who has shown symptoms
OF rabies. hydrophobia, has ever
recovered. The disease is 100 pei
cent fatal, both for man and beast
Fortunately, the fact that it usual
ly takes comparatively long time
for rabies to develop makes it pas.
sible the prevention of the disease
after the virus has entered the
body. The protective measure usec
is a series of inaculationS with
weakened rabies virus, called the
| Pasteur treatment. This prevent.
the development of the disease ir
a great majority of cases if it il
started soon enough after the in
lection and continued long enough
to give adequate protection.
Rabies virus is present in thu
saliva of a habid animal. If a per
son is bitten by this animal, the sa
Iva. loaded with virus, enters thu
body through the bite; or the sa
Iva may enter the body through
any break in the skin. Spreae
mainly by the bite of infected dog
the disease may also be transmit
ted by rabid cats, cows, horses
hogs, foxes and other animals.
In all cases of animal bites, wasl
the wound under running water t,
remove the animals saliva. Their
lgo to physician or your health
department as quickly as possibl,
to have the wound thorough.
cleaned out and other needed
treatment given. The physician viii
determine whether you should b.
given the Pasteur treatment, which
will depend primarily on whethe
the biting animal is rabid O.
mad" TO find this out. shut tn
| tnimal up securely and watch j
closely for symptoms Of rabies. !
mo symptoms appear within 10 o
IL days. the animal is normal ant
i there is no danger other than tn,
| possibility Of infection common t
all wounds. Your physician o
health officer will give you full
instructions as to procedure if tn
animal cannot be caught or if i
dies or mustsbe killed. In the latte
cases the head must be packed il
! ice and sent Immediately to TIL
State Laboratory for examination