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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-18
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PACKARD '46 Super Clipper 4-dr.;
r. and h.; SO down. balance $10.0S
Packard headquarters. CAPITAL
PACKARD, 92S Phila. ave. Silver
Spring; JU. $4,000. Open 10 til
PAcKARD AS convertible. coupe: r.
excel: auto. windows and seats;
and h. oyerdrive, new top: motor
orig. yosemite blue finish: $40
down. balance Of $3.50 mo. Full
QUARTERS eass se4 cp T2ar PSsssEs hf ss
Phila. ave. Silver Spring. JU: g.
PLYMOUTH 1859 2-door; blue. very
clean; S995 WA. 10000. is
P TX 9th II blsc sso4 4-dr. sedan
pIYMOUTa So red and and black Bel.
vedere; Z. h., Wv, tires. 14.00o
seen at MOBILE Service STA
TON. Conn. ave: and Plyers Mil
I'd. kensington. Lo. 5-9S52. lis
uphoistery finish, motor 1 car above hove
average: full price this week end,
CAPITAL PACKARD. 92S Phiia. ave,
Silver Spring. Ju. $4,000. Open
p 4 II 8 fph' 50 cranbrook g sedan
81 .095. You can save money on a
real used car in Arlington at
KENYON PECK (Chevrolet), 1886
Wilson blvd Arl.. Va. ia. 2-9004
Open I'll $50 pm. --19
PLYMOUTH '52 Cranbrook sedan 4.
dr.; r, h.; price. SI,175. CENTRAL
MOTOR SALES. 1926 Conn. aye.
PACKARD Mi HS~'P I'll "soo": completely
equipped white walls. ultramatic;
ORIGINAL owner: guarantee AL condi-
tion throughout; beautiful black A.
door sedan: $4,000 actual miles;
will exchange for lot or, small acreage
In Va. having equivalent value; will
assume any mortgage, King 9-5473.
PLYMOUTH 1899 4-dr. sedan: looks
good, runs good; good tires: $125
cash. ia. S-0756.
PLYMOUTH $50 Belvedere;. r and
h.: blue and gray finish; clean and
beautiful throughout; special Mon
day, vi 2Soi oT Wnritten guarantee.
'53 Suburban, like new
Solex glass. heater. ia. S-5903..
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 1859 convertibie coupe:
like new 10000 miles: 81. 1875,
terms, ROPER" 18th and r. i
p Tsai Hiff Al Spec. de luxe 4-dr.
new motor. very good cond.:: sacrifice
down. Daia oTHo 5ue WILLIAMS 10 B WHesy
PLYMOUTH SO Belyedere hardtop
tTans view. tires, nj plastic S'e covers
tinted glass. etc, One q the sharp J;
East-West hwy Silver Spring, Md.
~: 9-l434. Open. It'll 8 pm.
PLYMOUTH 81 4-dr. sedan; g..
600 actual miles; r.. b., ETC.; an
exceptional car. sS95. CALVERT
MOTORS, De Soto-Plymouth. 114l
East-West hwy, Silver Spring, Nd.
PLYMOUTH '53 Suburban; r., h.:
very nice car; $3.50. CENTRAL
MOTOR SALES. 1926 Conn. ave-.
So Suburban sta, wagon;
owner UYl good rubber; peri. cend.:
1868 Suburban station
Wagon; black; heater; driven care.
fully by | owner; low mileage; like
new. Don't get mad If someone beats
you to this car. 6-mos. or 6.000-mi
MOTOR CO. Ford. 1917 N. Moore
ST., Arlington, Va. ia. 1851. IL
1852 club coupe; heater;
2 very. clean. 1-owner low mileage
beauty. Sing song of savings with
this economical car; 6-mos. or
6,O00-mtle warranty; S1,045. AR
LINGTON MOTOR CO. (Ford). 1917
n: Moore St.. Arlington Va. ia. 4
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-01-16
Death Is UnreaI!-A Mirage!
a Moving Picture Run Down!

Spiritually considered, there no separation The
ego of the departed and the egos the seemingly bere
still abide with each other!- and the INFLUENCE
rpens- becomes real!- with Chriske scientific,
spiritual growthas only be enjoyed in Gods
est only and mature educational and heal
ing system in ALL the world, in ALL tme!- Gods
velous, PERMANENTLY PROTECTED, Christian Science
movement!
These dear children will henceorth have yardstick
by which to examine human relationships aerting them
to prayerfu consideration of impressions, in order
ascertain WHAT is REAL and WORTHY, and WHAT is
VALUELESS- how to separate the chaf from the wheat
and the knaves from the fools!- how sze up blind
leaders p of the bnd"!- how least out devis"-
the necessity for observing Christ Jesus
in striving to manifest brotherly Love- the Golden Rule
according Christ! - "If thy brother offend thee re-
Duke him. and if he repent forgive him. seventy
seven Preach the Gospel every Observe and
accept the REAL work of the world-"The Fathers Bus
mess spoken of and accepted by Jesus boy! which
spiritual warfare with the world the esh and the
devi' -animal gne - materialsm!-t the mortal
carna so-caed mind
Obey the Masters heavenly guidance: ''IF YE LOVE
ME, KEEP MY COMMANDMENTS!
And-"THESE SIGNS shall follow them that believe
they shall heal the sick. cleanse the lepers raise the
dead (mions spiritually dead from the neck up!-
above ground make the blind the deaf to hear the
lame walk, the dumb speak"!-
To be performed by Gods Word per Gods Christ,
DIVINE idea"I the Way, the Truth, and the Lfe"!-
Not whtewash heaIngs! via the soothing syrups' of
the drug toresi and the DEVILS medicine surgery, and
psychiatry!!
The discipline Of, and wholehearted devotion to- "The
Comforter (John 4)-Gods Christ Master Science uni
versal Messiah to ALL peopes!!!-is imperative!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-01-16
Human knowledge and Money VS..
Divine Wisdom and ChristIike
Understanding!

Proverbs: knowledge is defense,
and money is defense.
But-the excelency of wisdom (Chrstlke) is that
it gveth life to him who hath it,
Hence, premature deaths
Edsel Ford Age So
Rabbi Benedict Chaser Age So
Late Rev. Walter c. Meyer, of
The Lutheran Hour - Age Sc.
Late Monsgnor Hunt Age So.
Late George Gershwn, Hebrew Age 3S or 80.
THOMAS w. PEW DIES AT az"
(of the Sun Oil DePews)
Died of "a heart ailment"l
THINKING FAILURESl-ALL OF THE FOREGOING!
"Mr Pew was a member of a wealthy and influential
Pennsylvania family which has operated the Sun Oil Co..
shpbudins and banking interests. He of John
c. Pew retired president of Sun Shpbuding Corp.
'An uncle, the late Joseph NJ Pew, former head
of Sun Oil and powerful member of the Republican
National Committee.
"Mr Pew had lived here since 1884. General Crude
Oil Corp has Offices Houston Kountze, Dayton, Hamn,
Lonsview and Abilene. Mr. Pew also director of
Trans World Arnes member of the executive board Of
the Boy Scouts of America, and trustee of Cornell Uni
versity".
All Of the foregoing come under the CURSE of the
New Testament Scripture: THEY LOVED THE PRAISE
Continued next column, Top)
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5Left 'MotherIess' by Auto (rash!-
and Father Critically Injured!
Ages-l7 Months To 8 Years!
Lovely Looking Children! Meet Your
Father God, AII-Harmonious"!!

The father crashed into DS.R. bus.
The bus driver told police he stopped his bus at
Oakland and Dakota E. aid persons involved in minor
crash of two cars'N
FAILED TO SEE BUS!
The father did not see the bus! and drove into it
from behind - Two other riding in the also
seriously Injured!
DETROIT TRIBUNE COMMENT:
Some will ask: "Why does God permit such tragedies
to occu?"
Answer The crash and seeming tragedy never actual
Ehappened How could it have, in the perfect alspace
consuming wholly harmonious, spiritual creation of God
SoP-t-R SA-T-URA-T.I-NG the entire universe with
heaven and eternal lfe!? The crash merely dis
agreeable aspect of the UNREAL, devsh, Adam and Eve
dream
ALL discords! - from COLD to a CANCER, or
FOLIO, or the CONCLUSIONS OF NATURE, and
"oNLD WARS, even! are terrible U-N-R-E-A-L-l-I-
IS!'! That is what Jesus had in mind when He said:
ms WORLD SHALL PASS AWAY!
And so, Jesus willingly accepted The Crucihxon
'ner than take back the Truth, knowing from the Old
testament record and personal experience, that the Bibl
:" three days would suffice triumph that terrify
Jug moving picture, The Crucihxonl
The Crucihxion, perhaps, inspired ST. Paul few years
er TO make the much loved declarations "Al things work
seher for good to them who love Cod to them who
I"e CALLED, according to His purpose" !-snd-"f God
e Tor u.s. who Cor whatD can be against us"?!!-Noth
"s whatsoever!-of counsel
&c. these dear children have apparently lost their
Oner Our beloved Master Christ Jesus, said: BLESSED
re they that mourn, for they shall be comforted" Bless
are the meek, for they shall inherit the not
material globe but a divine marvellous complex idea.
these dear children WILL in due time graduate from
VIC mmaturity and incompetence of their parents Euro
pn religion (s), which failed give them Gods protec-
. In the Sunday Schools of Gods Christ Master Science
messiah, His Comforter John 14) they will discover
70 be "Father-Mother" of all, true creationl- the
S "e Mind Spirit, SOUL the God, who is Love- divine
II is the tragedies and unsolvable problems of the
0pean religions and the human PHILOSOPHERS plus the
~ ,Comings of the devils matera medica, and other
~ 't Science VOID healing systems that have built up
NJ, christian Science movement, and will sweep ALL
m religions, healing systems and PHILOSOPHERS out
objective, human conscousness!- Christ Jesus being
Number One Christian Scientist, Of
zoos beloved Revelator, His greatest representative
Continued next column, Top
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-01-16

God to Mrs. Eddy: Never breathe immoral (im-
lpue sensuous) atmosphere CD unless in the attempt to
purify it, When confronts you, WITHHOLD NOT
the rebuhe the explanation which destroys error"
tS&H) God demanded this quotation to be engraved
the wall of the Mother Church in Boston, back of the desk
the Second Reader.
Also, these words of ST Paul. back of the desk of the
First Reader: Preach The Word be nsant--in season,
out CD Reprove, rebuke, exhort with ALL long
suffering and doctrine!
St. Paul has also admonshed all who would win the
glorious liberty Of the children of God"!-.
BE unequalIy yoked together with unbelievers
Come out from among them and be we SEPARATE, saith
helord."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-01-16
Herewith the Wisdom OF So|itude!-
A Bit of Harvest Of Thousands Of
Years Experience
SOLITUDE is Sweet! p. ;
christian Science versus
Pantheism!

By THE REVEREND MARY BAKER EDDY
20 sacred solitude divine retreat!
Choice of the PRUDENT envy of the great!
By thy pure stream in thy evening shade,
We court fair wisdom that celestial maid!
PSALM
psalm of The TWO WAYS; Introductory O ENTIRE
PSALTER"-Scoheld.
Psalm 11-6
Blessed the that walketh not in the counsel of
the ungodly standeth in the way of Sinners stitch
in the Of the scornfu.
But his delight is in the law of the Lord and IN HIS
LAW DOTH HE Mediate DAY AND NIGHT
And he shall be like planted by the rivers of
water that bringeh forth his fruit in his his leaf
also shall wher and whatsoever he doeth shall
per.
4 The ungody so; but like the chaff which
the wind driveth away.
Therefore the ungodly shall stand in the judg-
ment nor sinners the congregation of the righteous.
For Lord ("divine Love) knoweth the way of the
righteous but the way of the ungodly shall perish.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-01-16

OF MEN MORE THAN THE PRAISE OF GOD! Prison
of the dev!-each ell whom Satan hath bound
tJesus)- not in wckedness. but in inferior 9th Gen.
fury, rghteousness!!!
All of the foregoing had not yet learned the lesson
of King Asa of 900 plus c., who, in his Exceeding
great disease in his feet UNDERSTANDING sought not
unto the Lord Cdivine Love) but the physicans
Hence, his friends enemies and physicians had another
corpse N their hands
MIDCENTURY LIFE EXPECTANCY, u S.
Men 67i
Women IL
An observation of psychiatrst years ago
90 many men have too much of their earnings Frozen
with their women the benehciariesi
1t felt that this psychiatrists thought was that men
should their finances able to retire at
earlier than the present CUSTOM and live their
lives more eisurey!- submitting postgraduate
course of differentiation and self mp rovement.
Gods Christ Master Science universal Messiah is
imperative to make demonrabe secrets of God and
the devil and how to reduce his Satanic Maestys So
called power to "a bunch Of zeros" IA reduction to
its native nothingness"!!!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-01-16

The Folly and Cowardiee Of Dragging
the Disturbed Senses!-
After the Heroic Example Of Christ
Jesus on the Cross!-
Refusing The Dragged Drink
Aeonite!-Determined To Be
Spiritually Alert And visi|ant To Hear
the Still Small Voice" of "Our
Father-Mother God,
AII-Harmonious" (S&H)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-01-16

PRAYER the Word of God and His Master Science
Messiah the trustworthy to human and
mHering!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-01-16

thou Shalt Mediate Upon Gods
Word Night and Day!
Guard Thyself VS.. Being MisIed by
Wrong (Un(hristIike) Companionship!
Be Alert VS.. Sensual and Sensuous
So-CaIIed "Reereation!' THE
Flesh Profiteth Nothing" Jesus
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TRIBUNE-sATURDAY, JANUARY is, 1854
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dollars.
Mrs. Green noticed the govern
ment sponsored a workers hous-
ing project. Houses, built cspec-
tally for laborcrs concrete bum
galows) fent for S23 a month. Ar
ter paling rent for ten years. a
tenant then owns his home.
ciudad Is only four and half
hours by plane from Miami. In a
wonderland Of romantic beauty,
looking upon the deep blue waters
OF the Caribbean sea, Is the Hotel
Jaragua, considered the finest, the
most modern In the West Indies.
Mrs. Green enjoyed the private
terrace which every room facing
the ocean has.
After seeing the beautiful
churches, schools and scenery,
Mrs. Green left Ciudad for Haiti.
Haiti Is said TO be one of the
most beautiful countries in the
world, II not the most beautiful.
Mrs, Green stopped at the Riviera
Hotel a. Haiti, Port-au-Prince In
Haiti. This Is q very exclusive
hotel and from the pictures we
saw II must be very beautiful
Jamaica was the next stop. We
heard how beautiful Jamaica Ia.
Mrs. Green spent few hours
there and then on to Ocho Rice
where she spent three days. The
next stop was Montego Bay. Here
she stayed at the ultra modern
hotel. the Tower Isle. Four days
were spent here enjoying the
warm sunshine.
Mrs Green Informed us that
the Virgin Islands is one island
with great many small cities In
the island.
After having spent such an en-,
joyable trip, Mrs. Green left Mon
tego Bay by plane for Miami
where she was rejolned by her sis.
ter and they left Miami to spend
several days visiting in Mont,
gomery and Tuskegee. Ala. Ir
Tuskegee they were the guests
OF Mrs. Anita Bass, supervisor OF
nurese In the Tuskegee yeter'
ans hospital.
Both Mrs. Green ana her sister
Mrs. Brinkley were born In Birm,
ingham. They visited there fifteer
days and only found nine of theil
childhood friends stIll living there
There are many, many wealthy
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made in the '40's but Just now re-
Ieased-YOu Can Take My Word
For 1t Baby, with Page Cavan-
augh Trio supporting; and I'm
Glad There IL You, done with
Axel StordahPs ork (Columbial.
Another tune which Sinstra has
performed, 1 Cried For You, Is
given a bounce-jump treatment by
newcomer Tommy Mara-and his
work is reminiscent Of the earlier
Sinatra. Flip is a mellow ballad,
Love Is An Illusion CMGM.
Two familiar tunes are handled
by Betty Reilly, whose voice
seems uncommonly foreign-at
least on the strictly English side.
To accompanied Latin rhythms by
the Les Baxter crew, she sings
Besame Mucho in Spanish and
English. The flip, done with a
bongo-ish pace, is When Did You
Leave Heaven, and it is on this
side that the strangeness in her
voice is apparent (CapitoD.
On the hot" side of the ledger,
Gene Krupa's sextet have pair
of those torrid rockers which
breaks down TO let each member
get an individual crack at the
tune. Tunes are Midget, a Charlie
Shavers' item; and Showcase, a
Krupa original. Besides Krupa
and Shavers at trumpet, there
were Ben Webster, tenor sax; Bill
Harris, tram; Teddy Wilson. piano
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Don't Take Your Love From Ne.
The Kenton crew is on the quiet
side for this platter (CapitoD.
Vocal styIists
Ella Mae Morse also has one Of
the tunes from BY The Beautiful
Sea-. Happy Habit. A good side
this. but the mate, Goodnight,
Sweetheart Goodnight, on which
Ella Mae has the assistance Of a
vocal group is spoiled because she
copied the formal Of the original
group, the Spaniels (CapitoD.
II you remember the Coleman
Hawkins instrumental Of Stuffy.
give Molly Bee a listen as she
does the vocal version, with rock
ing assist by the musicians. Flip
Is a novelty, In The Pyrenees
(CapitoD.
An old fashioned blues item is
shuffle-paced for the Jimmy With
erspoon vocal, and he gives 1t the
real stuff. Title is Highway To
Happiness. The flip is a rhumba
blues, not quite the thing for
Jimmy but 1t gets by-It Fed
eral).
Frank Sinatra, on the heels of
his recent triumphs, throws an
other platter in, which Is of top
quality. It's an oldie, Don't Worry
About Me. given the revitaIized
treatment, and the newcomer. i
Could Have Told You (CapitoD.
Frank also has another pair,
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and Ray Brown, bass. Harris
stretches out quite fascinAtingly
on his solos as does Sir Teddy
with his stimulating work on the
piano (Clef).
Big Jay McNeely, has a pair Of
originals which are hot stuff.
Whipped Cream is a rhythm jaunt
with foxy piano intro that gives
way to the tenor sax holdings.
Mate is a torrid drive, a shot as
its name implies, Hot Cinders. A.
gain it's a sax, piano duel with
the rhythm carrying the Pulsating
beat (FederaD.
Roy Eldridge's trumpet takes
the lead in the quintet's airing Of
willow Weep For Me, a mood
item: and Somebody Loves Me,
uptempo'd hop. Oscar Peterson,
piano, Ray Brown drums; Herb
Ellis, guitar, and Alvin steller,
drums tClef).
Something out of the ordinary,
though it has a commercial sound
is the latest waxing by Ray An
thongs ork. On one side, it's a big
production Of an old tune, given
new name and new lyrics, Some
where Beyond Tonight. The earlier
title was Santa Lucia" With the
vocal assistance of the Anthony
choir. Ray turns in some entranc-
ing stuff. The flip, in like vein, is
Dance My Heart, another richly
embroidered item (CapitoD.
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Mrs. ]. B. Brinkley and together
they left Chicago for Tampa, Fla.
In Tampa they were the house
guests OF the Leon Claxton's In
their palatlaI ten room ranch type
home.
From Tampa they visited in st.
Petersburg. Fla. Then to Silver
Springs. Here they were very
pleasantly surprised 10 find a
huge bouquet Of flowers with a
card that said, From Cynthia
and Herbert" (rhe Herbert Fos-
ters Of st. PAUL.
While in Silver Springs they
were guests Of Mr. Foster at a pic
mic. They really enjoyed South
ern hospitality"
Mrs. Green said Of Florida, 1T
IL really a pleasure TO see how
progressive our people are In
Florida. They own beautiful
homes and they have very fine
schools, churches and all kinds OF
businesses. In Miami, they stop
ped at one OF the most beautiful
hotels In the country. II Is the
Miami Carver Hotel. Miami's
finest hotel, II In known through
out the u. 8. for It's beauty and
service"
From Miami. they flew to San
Juan, Peurto Rico. San Juan. Ma
tional Historic Site. comprising
major defenses OF the fabulous
Spanish Main. lies at the Carrib-
bean gateway.
For about 100 years work went
on internationally, building mas
sive walls that enclose the city.
Some of the falls are fifty feet
high. Mrs. Green spent seven days
here sight seeing
From San Juan the next stop
was Sc. Thomas. Virgin Islands,
where day was spent, and then
back TO Puerto Rico where abe
boarded a plane for cindad, Tru-
jilio. tho oldest city In the New
World. founded In 1895.
This IL the most beautiful is
land is the Caribbean. Christopher
Columbus Is buried here. In honor
Of Christopher Columbus, dis
coverer OF the New World. a huge
memorial lighthouse, begun in
ios7 stands as monument TO
hemisphericai unity, II Is one
mile long. shines for miles and
miles and cost about four million
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Calvary,
When consider Thine,
For only Simon helped Thee lift
Thy cross,
But many carried minel
4 am not scorned, nor scourged,
nor ridiculed,
And all along the way
Are many sweet unnamed
Veronicas
To wipe the tears away.
There are no cruel nail wounds
in my hands,
Nor thorns upon my brow.
And ministering angels walk with
me
To smooth the way. But
Thoul
How dare I think 1t, call It
Calvary
This sheltered life Of mine
o broken, beaten, bleeding Lord,
my God,
When I consider Thine.
Vera Marie Tracy in Food For
Thot.
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HERE'S HOPING

well. here's hopingl" says the
job seeker on his way TO his first
interview. Here's hoping!" says
the writer mailing his manuscript
10 an editor Here's hopingl"
thinks the scientist experiment.
ing again after repeated failures.
How often we hear the phrase
And. taken seriously, it's a good
one. for II Is positive, The person
who hopes can never be doomed
for long. Esther Baldwin York,
In Food For Thot.
MY LITTLE CALVARY
Lord, how trivial seems my
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A glance {. a sip discovery In
Hamm's Beer, you see the sparkle of
dancing moonbeams. You taste crisp,
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USE COL FROM ONE & TWO
WEEKS AGO FIRST PLEASE =.
Triple A. Stuff
The platters, on Of the rank
ing vocal groups in the rhythm
and blues field, have outdone
themselves on their newest single.
Instead of there being one great
tune with just good side back
ing, there are two great" ones.
You1l have 10 choose between
Beer Barrel Boogie and Roses OF
Picardy.
Both are rhythmic drives, fea-
turing the bass load and he does
have a nice-sounding voice. And
the ''Boogie" lyrics are up to
snuff. The Piatters' "Picardy''
ranks up there with the late AL
Der Ammons' boogie version on
Mercury and the George Shear
ing CUNTS waxing on MGM.
Incidentally, an old gimmick
which is still in use and never
ceases to attract attention Is that
Of fading out at the end, instead
Of coming to a dead stop. Perhaps
1t Is our Imagination, but it seems
such an ending Is only used on
these hot items. The boys use II,
and II is effective-there Is no
end, the tune keeps on whirling
In your mind (Federal).
Zig Dave uses that self-same
gimmick with his newest pair of
Jump sides. The titles aptly des-
cribe the tunes-Loosely With
Feeling and The Cat From Coos
Bay. On Loosely" you can hear
the basist slapping away at his in
strument. The pace starts out
cody, but gets hotter each groove
Of the way. Both are Dave Cav
anaugh originals Capitol.
Still another user Of the fade
out is Gene Ammons, hot tenor
saxist with a two-part original,
Big Slam. This is really fiery
one. with Genes tenor hitting all
the top spots. It's big slam"
for the Ammons gang (United).
The Billy May gang is romping
again. this time with the Bobby
Troup Lemon Twist. done in a
lifting hop, and Instrumental YER
sion of Young At Heart, with ten
or saxist Sam Donahue blowing
solo. The latter arrangement is
similar to the one May had for
the Sinatra waxing (CaptioD.
Red Prysock comes up with
Jump Red Jump, an up-tempo'd
PAGER which is, akin to an oldie.
GO Red Co.. For the mate, Red
selected Body And Soul (Mer-
cury).
Tab Smith, with a pair of con-
strasting originals which are
great stuff. On one My Baby, Tab
is the vocalist and one Immediate
ly wonders about his style--it's
reminiscent OF the late Pha Ter
rell. The mood is lushly bistroish.
The flip is a bouncer, Rock City,
which gives bit OF the Smith
work on alto sax (United).
One OF the top men in the swing
organ field. Bill Doggett, creates
a lush mood on the oldie, There's
No You, and flips to a jazzy Easy,
an original. Bill can handle the or
gan like Basic, Peterson and the
late Fats Waller (King).
One fellow whom we have been
wondering about, the Man, Stan
Kenton, is back in the disc spot
light, doing danceable arrange
ments of Alone Too Long, from
the Broadway musical by the
Beautiful Sea" and the oldie,