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Evening star., 1961-11-19
FARMS
A FARMER,s FARM

-, A FAkMER'S FARM
20 acres, IA mi. west Of Fred
sIlek. Nd, 200 acres tillage. .
ington market. Large bank barn
other farm buildings; $3.50 per
acre.
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FARMS
(coHTlNUED3
Choice Village-Edge "40D

Must be seen to be appreciated
House alone reported worth asking
prize Of whole farmi Attractive
and spacious dwelling, 10 rms.
and bath, most OF the rms. COM
pletely refinished: fireplaees,
elec. phone, 2 screened-in porehes,
small barn, grain house, storage
shed: part tillable: sacrifice price,
$3.50. STROuT REALTY, Rte. 1.
BOX Il. FaFmville, Va. Ask also
for FREE PrOpeFty Iiste.
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THIS GAY HOME

Tor sale or remit large lots,
nicely Handicapped; . baths; 3
bedrms., can be 4: kit. Cdin. rm.,
glaSsed 'front.', liv. rm., large
porch; utility house: hot-water
Dashboard heat; hardwood floors;
in excellent condition. A boat slip
in a safe harbor assigned TO this
Bay front. A very outstanding
community: excellent terms and
nicely financed.
RUBY DOWNS, BROKER
Downs Bldg. University G-Sq31
Deale, Nd. Open 1870 to 4 PM
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HUNTING ACCOMMODATIONS

DEEB-Dec. 40 only. III miles
from WASHINGTON, d. c.. in W.
Va. 1000 acres, pvt. land with
boarN and room Only $40 or
less per day JU 5-S360.
HUNTING RIGHTS,
375 acres, deer, small game, less
then 2 hrs. D. c., OWNER. KE.
FREE HUNTING, sOO-a. farm. TO
guests Of Motel, as nj, Va. Deer
tuekey, etc; dogs furn.: nice rm.
RFAsoNABLE, WO. 6-7029.
GOOSE AND DUCK BLINDS
Rent, day or week. On Eastern
Shore. Rates and dates avail.
CAL days AP. 7-S77s, ewes. sP.
3-4S67
HAVE OPENINGS at my lodge in
Hampshire County. West Va. for
deer hunters. Dec. 4 through o..
500. Modern conveniences; over
1000 acres hunting land Call
CARLTON MILLS. PO. 2-4224.
Evening star., 1961-11-19

INVESTMENT ACREAGE. close to
McLean--43 acres at $500 per
acre.
5-acre site near hunt club in re-
stricted area; community swim
ming pool.
iz-acre wooded sites near Mclean;
$4,000 up.
~AWy q ~Awy
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MONEY TO LOAN

MORTGAGE LOANS - $4,000 10
Sl5O.OOO Lower your payments
property. Quick. honest service.
dental farm. commercial;
construction financing only in
State Of MARYLAND. Call or write
MR. ROBERTS, 2lS e. Lexington
81 Baltimore >, Md. or SAratoga
7-4O47 day. night. Sun. holidays.
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FARMS
FRANK D. RUICK

AREA-75 acres roll
ing land. fenced and eross-fenced.
Good road frontage. Reasonably
priced. Call John r. Hall, Code
So1, DI. 9-51zs. -
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132 acres, dairy farm, . DWELLINGS,
lge. barn with milking parlor and
tank Income from milk $4,000
per year. This farm will be devel-
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L0Ts. ACREAGE FOR SALE

ACCoKEEK-MAYAO IS beauti-
full acres, hardwood trees, in es-
tate area. OWNER. SO. 5-6o30.
ADJoINS 1915 South Monroe St.
Arlington, Va.-75x16S IT,; sewer
and water. FE. 3-3415.
ALEX, Seminary rd.-Wooded cor
ner, 162x215 may be subdiyided
into 2 lots. all util. Ell. 6-7572.
ALEX. AREA-Wide lot on cul-de-
sac, suitable fer modern rambler
or split. approx. location: Semi
nary I'd. and N. Beauregard st,
$1,000 50. IT.: $4,000. HU.
ALEXANDRIA AREA
81 acres. zoned CO (apartmsntsl'
U. 8. /, south of Alexandria.
Priced right at 25c per #.
16 acres, area of fine homes, sub
ordination subject to zonine.
ORBIT REAL ESTATE CO.
XII. S-5106
ANDREWS AREA-95x233. on Old
ForL rd. CITY water Cash or
terms. Call HI. 9-5436.
APPROX. 6-acre wooded lot near
Fs FsisntsGx' snG near pew RRtaesz3SoTnN BE gS EnIy
Fg;SIS FRE;STTY Co. ON Fairfsx, Va. cR. y g.
6l2l. q to Q.
ASHTON AREA LOTS!-Buy while
prices are low, Il acres with city
water, paved road; out Colesville
road. past Cedar lane. stoD II
Model home. Call WA. 4-9363.
Maryland Prop, JU. 9-l240
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NEW--MODERN
{ 7-ROOM SUITE
PARK LANE
BUILDING

FROM $3.50 SO. FIT.
New manAgement is now in process
Of remodelinE and redecorating en-
tire building Office units Of 255
SO. #. to 100 50. It. now avail
eble. For further info. Call Miss
sack, DI. 7-4909.
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

BULL Run MT. ESTATEs-sacritics
two jz-acre wooded lots with
brook, approx. "a price. 35 mi,
ArL, nr. Chantilly. owners have
use OF community pool and other
recreation. ycar-round develop
ment With many cottages. Lake.
planned. VIII finance. IA. s-6lIe.
SHARN0NDALE. , mi from Charles
town; located in the Blue Ridge.
Rec. facilities unlimited; 5O-ft.
front, l45 decp. 10 o-54Ag 1
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tccNTlNUsDl
CENTRAL BLDG.

Completely remodeled with new
lobby and new automatic eieVa-
tors. Excellent space available
With or without air eon6. from
S55 per mo-, with all services in
eluded. Immed. poSs. See Supt. or
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SILVER SPRING, across street
from Hechts: elev. BLDG. 2-rm.
suite. ST5: 3-rm. suite. Si10.
Pvt. parking lot. Call Mr.. Cook,
u. $4,000.
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sEVERAL pEsiRABIE PLACES ;,
SILVER SPRING

5000 FT. IN NEW AIR-coNDI-
TONED FIREPROOF OFFICE
BUILDING, IN HEART OF ST.
VIZ SPRING, WITH GOOD
PARKING, JU. S-6S3O.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
BLUE CHIP

oLOG Of1lH =
lst trust notes and mortgages for
sale. Seasoned and guaranteed,
no risk.
Mr.. E. F. BEACH HI. q-56Bd
II No Ans. 10. 7-i11B
MUST SELL. s4,sOO-2nd tIust at
So on NV. brick home; 25qs
discount New $500 B and L.
first. Signer makes $4,000 per
year Wfgood credit. $1,000 down.
Govt. planning TO take property
in 3 or years. Dollar for dollar
payoff. MR.. CHARLES, TU. q
1909.
$500 SECOND trust; payable
S44 mo. at 6es. Due IN z yrs. Det,
Nd. BUNGALOW. 45es discount for
oulcs sale. NE. S-12l2. ~
End TRUST OF $4,000. PAYABLE
$1,000 yearly. White makers.
Ex. 3-1400.
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CAFRITZ-DI. 7-9O8O
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
DOCTORS SUITE
ENTIRE OR PART
OFFICE RUIIDING

VI T AOI DO O4ID4AN0
z Thomas circle: excellent location:
Scar parking lot in rear; 100
1000 50. #; vacant. RE. 7-353l.
FALLS CHURCH-Light and CHEEKY
private office space with mod,
Turn. and equip. on 2nd fir. OF
mod. air-eond. elev. and valk-up
bldg Janitor services, ample park.
and all utils. incl. Excel accessible
location. Ideal for small business
operation, mfrs. representative, at
toTney or prof. person. $50 per
mo. TYSON REALTY CO., JE. A.
2644; after pm, JE. 2-6440.
Evening star., 1961-11-19
HOWARD COUNTY

PAUL B. BEARD. REALTORS
NEW RTE. 90, ATHOLTON, ND.
10 acres OF beautiful land overlook
ing reservoir, Just across the line
in Howard Co streams and spring
heads for pond; mostly wooded.
Must be sold. Open for offer.
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MT. AIRY, Md.
62-acre farm, S-Km. house, bank
harm. usual farm bldgs, new fence.
$4,000.
6-rm. frame dwelling on Il acre
lot. bath, storm windows and
doors: in Mt. Airy: 9.300.
5-rm. frame dwelling located near
Mt. Airy. bath, heat. newly dec
GRATED inside: . acres OF land;
H. P. BURDETTE a. SON. REAL
TOR. MI. AIRY, MD; oh. 1913.
Ewes. and sun., ph. Mr. Pryor,
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CHARLES CO. MARYLAND
Dial 301-WE. 4-437O
MARYLAND RLTY. CO
CHARLES n. JAMIsON

w 1nEnN MAN LAND Kill I. Co
CHARLES H. JAMISON
az ACREs-6-room frame house,
path, furnace; 5-rm. cinder block
dairy barn, 14x5O siio, s-staIl
horse barn. misc. bldgs. 5 acres
woods, balance blue grass. Va mile
road frontage. S31 900. Terms
$1,000. balance '4l5ss, payable
$3.50 per mo.
$50 ACRES-Diamond in the rough
acres Of carpet, like blueKrass,
streams, cattle barn, silo. scenic
plateau, n acre zone, Ia mile
frontage two hard roads, corner
farm. Near arterial hwy. 80 miles
D. G.: S92 800, terms q cash;
nm. din; rm.,. mod, kitchen, 8
bedrms., bath, full attic, full base
ment, entire house painted and
papered. IS stanchion barn, silo
a mile hard road frontage, 55
miles d. c. S22,500. Terms $1,000.
ESQ ACRES-2-mile frontaEe river
road and C&O Canal, IS mi.
D. c. $3.50 per acre, terms.
200 ACRES-Damaseus. 7-rm. main
house, mod. kit, 2 tenant houses,
40-stall dairy, maternity barn, calf
poAns EEHtly IolDuk lNIuy Hllte
hard road frontage; $4,000;
terms, u cash.
600-ACRE Montgomery Co. estate,
10-rm. mansion. spacious entrance
hall, liv. rm., firepl., family rm.,
dining rm., buffers pantry. ultra
modern S5. 900 kit. Master bedrm..
bath, 4 other bedrooms, ga baths.
OIL h.-w.h., 5-rm. and bath stone
quarters or guest house, Scar
garage. pvt. blacktop drive. Semi
formal Earden. Beautifully land
Scaped. Huge shade trees. 7-rm.
mgr'S. house, bath, oil heat. 3
other semi-modern tenant houses.
3 hay and cattle barns, silo.
cement barn yard. excel. fencing
clean streams: emile road 'front.'
age. aTterial highway. % mi. D. c.
5000 per acre, $4,000 cash,
terms.
90 ACREs-6-rm. frame house, well
and elec.. barn and misc. bldgs.
5O-ft. millstresm. 3 miles south OF
Frederick. SS.55O, terms.
CHARLES H. JAAfISON,
Poolesville, Nd. WI. S-9223 or
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COMMERCIAL GROUND

BETHEsDA-zone c.; a rare op-
portunity TO buy a commercial
site in the heart Of Bethesda bust
ness section: acre. call Mr..
Dunigen or Mr.. Korzendorter.
kORzENDORFER REALTOR. OIL.
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EIipN nrFIcr AUAm c,.Li...
KENsTNGToY.sILyER SPRING
LAWYERS

For your business this is what you
want. Off-street parking. / blk
from Municipal Court. . rooms TO
each suite. PINKERT REALTY
co. RE. 7-0707.
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LOOK AT

This beautiful so acres. gently
rolling clover fields: ideal for
horses or cattle: valuable frontage.
New split-level. 3-bedrm., redwood
home; open beRmed ceilings,
Dutch kitchen. recreation room;
park-like lawns for entertaining:
fine barn; black top circular
roadway. Near Damascus. Md.
Price. S60,000: bank financed.
Telephone OWNER todayl EN-.
3-7264.
LOVELY, ROLLING 137-acre cattle
farm with 6-room house; bath, oil
heat, part basement; large cattle
barn with electric and water: ap-
proximately rs miles from D. c.
For only S1S.e50. Call KAMP
WASHINGTON REALTY CO.. Fair
fax Va CR 2.Rl21 q til q.
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OFFICES, STUDIOS WANTED

CAPITOL HILL - Nonprofit org,
huge office approx. ZOO 50. IT,,
best loea. Call after Sun, Ev.
4-lp03.
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WATERFRONT PROP. WTD.
SEAsRORE PROPERTY

ANNAPOLIS AREA-3-bedrm. wa
Leriront. l-aeTe min; $4,000 to
$4,000. Box 6S-L, Star.
Arizona sun., 1961-04-20
NAACP ASKS
PROTECTION
FOR NEGROES

JACKSON, Miss. Negro
citizens attending an NAACP
mass meeting here March 80
learned that the U. S. Justice
Department is investigating vi
olence used against them by
police.
Clarence Mitchell, director
of the Associations Washing
ton Bureau, told the meeting
that the Justice Department
has been urged ''to indicate to
Congress whether any addi-
tional legislation" is needed to
protect Negro Mississippians.
The meeting grew out of the
mass clubbing and police dog
attack upon an orderly crowd
Arizona sun., 1961-04-20

They say jazz festivals are
dying out. Well, one of the
biggest Cat least it seems to be
shaping up that way) indoor
festivals will be held in New
York's Madison Square Gar
den on June 8 and 9. It will
spotlight such artists as Buddy
Drummer Boy) Rich, Nina
(Soul Singing) Siinone, Jonah
Ga whale of a trumpet player)
Jones, Duke (Sleepy Eyes) Ell
lington, Cannonball Can that's
his name) Adderly, Louis
(Satchmo) Armstrong an d
many others.
The feud is still going on
between Enrol Garner and Col
umbia records over the release
of unauthorized material. Har-
vey Schein of Columbia Re-
cords said the recordings re-
leased were recorded by Gar
ner three years ago. Garner,
he said, stopped recording for
Columbia because he felt the
company was not giving him
fair shake. Columbia then went
to the ''ice box" where they
store back-recordings, and re-
leased a batch which Garner
claims were unauthorized. Gar
ner is suing Columbia for $500
900 and Columbia is suing Gar
ner for $750,000. :. It's good
to see entertainers fighting
back after so many years of
taking a lot of CUFF off of noisy
audiences = like those who
frequent New York's Apollo
and Chicago's Regal theatres.
At New York's Roundtable re-
Gently Nina Simone wouldn't
sing a note because her audi
ence was too noisy. She just
played piano in her trio, heck
led the crowd
Most folks are saying that
Count Basic really picked a
winner when he tapped Ocie
Johnson to sing with his band. !
The Ella Fitzgerald-Oscar
Peterson Trio presentation en-
titled "Jazz at the Philharmon-
ic," brought the great Canadi-
an jazz star to Israel for the
first time. He went, be was
conquered. Some people there
say he will be remembered as
the finest jazz pianist who ever
visited. Comedian Dick
Gregory's new album is entit-
led, "In Living Black and
White" It's making a few fac
es red. Detroit's Flame
nightclub is going to cook for
a few weeks - Sam Cook,
that is. While most Negro
entertainers are making hay in
Europe, or plan to, Nat King
Cole plans to tour Japan and
the Philippines starting May 4. |
Arizona sun., 1961-04-20
TV MOuies
KTVK ~ KPHO-TV (5)

7:OO-KPHO-TV (5) Nov
ie Masterpiece = "Whipsaw,"
Spencer Tracy, Myrna 10y.
11:OO-KTVK CD - Theatre
After Dark = Pretend You're
You," Charles Coburn, Keith
Andres, Lucy NARROW.
Monday, April "a
1:45-KPHO-Tv (5) = At
ternoon Movietime - London
By Night" George Murphy.
1O:3O-KTVK CD = Theatre
After Dark - Monte Carlo
Baby" Audrey Hepburn.
1O:3O-KPHO-TV go Nov
ietime = Another Thin Man,
William Powell, Myrna 10y.
Tuesday, April rs
1:45-KPHO-TV 60 - At
ternoon Movietime = Person
al Property" Robert Taylor.
1O:3O-KTVK (3) = Theatre
Alter Dark = Money and the
Woman" Jeffrey Lynn, Bren-
da Marshall.
1O:3O-KPHO-TV 60 Nov
ietime - Kathleen" Shirley
Temple, Lorraine Day.
Wednesday, April 26
1:45-KPHO-TV (5) = AT
ternoon Movietime EN-
ma" Marie Dressler.
1O:3O-KTVK 90 = Theatre
After Dark = "The More The
Merrier," Joel McCrea, Chas.
Coburn.
1O:3O-KPHO-TV (5) Nov
ietime - ship AhOy, Red
Shelton, Eleanor Powell.
Thursday, April II
1:45-KPHO-TV 60 - AT
ternoon Movietime "The
Hideout," Robert Montgomery.
7:OO-KPHO-TV 90 = Best
of Hollywood Viva Zapata!"
Marion Brando, Anth'y Quinn.
lO:3O-KTVK (3) = Theatre
After Dark = Warriors" Err
rol Flynn, Joanne Dru.
1O:3O-KPHO-TV (5) Nov
ietime - "CaSS Timberlane, "
Spencer Tracy, Lana Turner.
Arizona sun., 1961-04-20
KTVK l3)
Friday, April FL

Friday, April FL
1:45-KPHO-TV (5) = AT
ternoon Movietime- ''Dr. Kill
dare's Strange Case" Lew
AyreS.
1O:3O-KTVK CD = West
ward Theatre Highway
Dragnet," Joan Bennett, Rich
ard Conte.
1O:30-KPHO-TV (5) Nov
ietime = BILLY The Kid" Ro-
bert Taylor, Brian Donlevy.
12:OO-KTVK (3) = Theatre
After Dark = you're In The
Army Now" Freddie Barthol-
omew, Billy Bolch.
Saturday, April 22
2:3O-KTVK (3) Cinema
time - "Babies For Sale"
Glenn Ford, Rochelle Hudson.
Convicted Woman" Glenn
Ford, Rochelle Hudson.
3:3O-KPHO-TV go = Red
Ryder Movie = ''Vigilantes of
Boomtown," Allan Lane.
4:3O-KPHO-TV 60 = Af-
ternoon Movietine = white
Cargo" Hedy LAMAR, Walter
Pidgeon.
6:3O-KPHO-TV go -Stel-
larama = "a Date With Judy"
Wallace Beery, Eliz. Taylor.
8:3O-KPHO-TV (5)-West-
ern Theatre = fThe Red Pom
"" Myrna 10y, Rbt. Mitchum.
1O:OO-KTVK 90 -Hallcraft
Theatre - Passion" Yvonne
DeCarlo, Cornell Wilde, Ray
mond Burr.
1O:3O-KPHO-TV 60 Nov
ietime = "The Citadel" Robt.
Donat, RoSalind Russell.
11:3O-KTVK (3) = Theatre
After Dark - "Only Angels
Have Wings" Cary Grant,
Jean Arthur.
Sunday, April %
11:00-KTVK (3) = Sunday
Movie Matinee Seven Guns
to Mesa" Lola Albright, Chas.
Quinlin.
2:OO-KPHO-TV 60 After
noon Movietime Three Men
In White" Van Johnson.
Arizona sun., 1961-04-20

outside the courthouse where
nine NAACP college students
were tried for attempting to
use the white" library.
The crowd, numbering a
bout 100s was standing across
the street, having overflowed
the courtroom, when the stu
dents arrived for trial. They
applauded when the students
appeared. Irritated, the pol
ice moved in on the peaceful
crowd, dogs biting and black
jacks and clubs swinging.
Medgar Evers, NAACP field
secretary in this state said,
Women and children in the
group were beaten"
Evers was struck around and
about the head with a pistol
and blackjacked. NAACP As
sistant Youth Secretary Julie
Wright, standing nearby, ese-
capped injury.
Arizona sun., 1961-04-20

Roy Wilkins, association eX-
ecutive, called on Gov. Ross
Barnett ''to provide protection
for citizens and particularly
for Secretary Evers. His wire
said the Jackson police were
attackers rather than protec-
tors"
NAACP Attorney Jack H.
Young was stopped by a Mis-
sissippi policeman as he enter
ed the courthouse to defend
the youth. "Where you going,
Shortie," demanded the peace
officer. When the attorney
paused, the peace officer bel
lowed, ''I'll hit you!"
Another officer informed
him of Young's identity and
the attorney was allowed to
enter. The students, from the
Associations unit at Tougaloo
Southern Christian College,
Continued on page g.
Arizona sun., 1961-04-20
Moine Sardines Seen As
ChoIesferol Deterrent

RECENT feeding tests have
shown that diets with a Maine
,sardine base will greatly re-
duce cholesterol levels in lab
oratory animals. Blood choles-
terol is considered by many
heart specialists to be related
to serious heart ailments. Ex-
animation showed the choles-
terol level of animals fed
Maine Sardines was less than
half that of those fed a diet
high in saturated fat.
Arizona sun., 1961-04-20
A Churchill Settlement

ONE of Winston Churchills
great war statements was:
death and sorrow will be the
companions of our journey;
hardship our garment; con-
Stancy and valour our only
shield. We must be united, we
must be undaunted, we must
be infiexible." See the TV docu-
series, winston Chur-
chill - The Valiant Years"
every Sunday at 1920 P. M,
EST, sponsored by the Edward
Dalton Company, makers of
Metrecal.
Arizona sun., 1961-04-20

st. Peter has been given a new
key to the gates of heaven. In
sculpture recently installed on
buttress of the centuries-old
cathedral in Chelmsford, Eng
land, the guardian of the heav-
enly gates is shown holding a
modern Yale key. No laundering
anachronism this. Rather it is
the carefully thought out and
meaningful choice of the British
sculptor, 7. B. Huxley-J Jones.
He selected the well known key
precisely because it was "mod-
ern" and, therefore, familiar to
ALL" He explained that he wanted
his statue to remind people that
"religion never goes out of date"
and that "Faith, symbolized by
the key, fits 1861 as much as
anything else designed for use in
our daily lives"
Arizona sun., 1961-04-20
Moth Proof With
Di-ChIoricide Products

IT'S SpRINGTIME, and time
to moth proof woolens with one
of the convenient and effective
Di-Ch1oricide moth proofing
products. Cleaned clothes, furS,
blankets, woolens and rugs can
be completely protected against
moths, eggs and larvae simply
by sprinkling with Di-Chloricide
moth crystals or nuggets, spray
ing with moth proofer, or pIac-
ing moth cake vaporizerS In
the storage closet.
Arizona sun., 1961-04-20
TR8D.
"SOUL" IN JAZZ

SOUL. Now there's a word
that's really getting batted a
round these days. Hardly an
Album comes out anymore
that doesn't have the word in
the title somewhere. 1t was
MT surprising that Down Beat
not long ago devoted a spe-
cial issue to "Soul," but / was
a bit shaken when ambled
down Seventh Avenue round
about Birdland the other day
and saw a sign in a chill par
lor's window that read: "We
Serve Soul Food" That was,
like, food for thought.
How the word s'soul" be-
came a commercial cliche is
hard to explain. 1t probably
began innocently enough. One
of the first ''soup' albums that
comes to mind was Milt jack
sons PLENTY, PLENTY
SOUL" (Atlantic 1269), fol-
lowed shortly thereafter by a
collaboration of Bags" and
Ray Charles entitled SOUL
BROTHERS" (Atlantic 1279).
Though issued in 1857 and
1858, these albums remain
classic examples of what soul
is at its best. They show, their
emotional intensity and rhyth-
mic drive, down home"
feeling that both admit comes
from childhood saturation in
Negro gospel music.
What is "soul?" Is it new
force in jazz? Milt Jackson
says, "It is something that
comes from within; it's what
happens when the inner part
of you comes out. Everybody
knows where 1 got that funky
style. Well, it came from the
church. The music / heard
there was open, relaxed, inn
proIntu - soul music"
Ray Charles (once a mem
Der of the famous gospel group,
The Five Blind Boys of Mis-
sissippi), has become the high
priest of the whole "SouP cult.
He restored to jazz deeply
emotional kind of expression,
for which the public had OBJ
viously been hungering. This
is Immediately evident at any
of his concerts; when he ap-
pears on stage, hysteria of an
almost holy fervor comes over
it. Some of this can be caught
in the two Give" concerts of
his recorded: RAY CHARLES
AT NEWPORT (Atlantic 12-
89) and Ray Charles In Per-
SON. (Atlantic 8039).
OF the many "soul" albums
to appear in recent months,
these three impressed me the
most: "The Cannonball Adder
ly Quintet At The Lighthouse"
Riverside BAD, which not on
Iy features dependably bril-
liant soloing by the brothers
Adderley, but some outstand-
ing work on piano by Victor
Feldman, that deserves ex-
tended comment; "The Big
Soul Band, led by Johnny
Griffin (Riverside 331), in
,ludes Bobby Timmons, Clark
Terry, Julian Priester and
Charlie Priester among Its
ranks; and "Sister Salvation
oy the Slide Hampton Octet
Atlantic 1880, with an unu-
;ually big, lusty sound.
Arizona sun., 1961-04-20
Eat Less und Like n
With Melozefs

MEL0ZETS waters provide
the element missing from other
reducing aids to appease your
appetite while you cut calories.
Acting in the same way as
natural bulk foods to fill you
up and promote normal body
processes, they look and taste
like delicious graham crackers.
Ask your doctor about Melo-
zets and a weight reduction
program to meet your needs.
Arizona sun., 1961-04-20
||\0 rs News 10 he 1z2 =: (
Holdif!
by Betty CurroH-

"HOLDTT." a tacklesS tack,
tapeless tape and pasteless
paste has just been introduced
by Eberhard Faber. A small
amount of the plastic dough
will fasten light objects to
wood, cement, tile, plastic or
any dry surface. Also excellent
for mending toys, sealing bot
ties, cleaning suede shoes and
countless other uses. Available
in %, 49 and SO cent sizes at
department, stationery, drug
and variety stores.
Arizona sun., 1961-04-20
Toshibu TruveT cToek-Rodio

PERFECT for the weekender
or round-the-world letter is
the new Toshiba travel clock
radio. Only $59.95, it features
a six transistor radio and a
24-hour alarm clock which
turns either the radio or buzzer
alarm on or off automatically.
Both are mounted in facing
ivory panels set in an unbreak-
able case. Plug-in earphone is
provided for private listening.
Arizona sun., 1961-04-20

It isn't your. name that brings
you fame; it's your aim.
Helen Case
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-10-06
TRAILERs FOR SALE

1856 8x46-ft. Franklin Trailer. See Dolly F'afnsworth. Phone
 262-4f34. 49z3
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-10-06
- - LEGAL NOTICE
INVITATION TO BID

THE City of Kenai, Alaska, requests sealed bids be submit ted to the City Clerk, Box 580, kenai, Alaska, not later than 20 October, 1861, for furnishing all labor, equipment and materials to perform all work required to demolish and remove from t h site all materials from the "Old Federal Jail at Kenai' and to baekfill, level and clean up the area in a manner acceptable to the Street Department This work is to be accomplished not later than 15 December, 1861, and the bidder will be required to show evidence of public liabil- ity insurance. The contractor may retain all salvaged materials. Further details and bid forms may be secured from the City Clerk.
 Published in The Cheechako News, Oct. 6 and Oct. 13, 1861.