Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 March 1948 — Page 19

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New Records Are Hits From Another Spring

Oldtime Tunes by Dorsey, Olsen, Ellington Te Be Reissued by RCA; Decca Adds Revivals

By DONN

The songs of this spring will be the hits of many another spring, | * judging from the growing “revival” trend. One of the best bits, of news to come from the wax makers is a pulletin from RCA Victor announcing that it would reissue three

all-time alltimers.

They include Tommy Dorsey's “I May Be Wrong (But I Think|}

You're Wonderful),” “Bye Bye Blackbird” as recorded by George Olsen, and Duke Ellington's “Ebony Rhapsody.” The couplings, which sound as good as the No. 1 sides, will be Dorsey’s recently recorded “Farewell to Arms”; old favorite Little Jack Little’s “Hold Me,” with the Olsen disc and “Saine” by the Hot Club of France paired . with “Ebony.” Even the new releases are liberally sprinkled with old tunes, either reissued from the files or in a new setting. Somehow, the

oldies hit the spot more often |

than the bright new pieces—like meeting an old friend. New releases include: #® - =

DECCA — Decca’s biggest con-

hits of 1928, 1929, 1930 and .1931. These albums were previously reviewed in this column but they're still new enough to merit mention as top drawer listening.

Haymes and the Andrews Sisters. Nice listening, as is second side “Teresa,” a new novelty just right for the Haymes-Triple A combination. ” Crooner Haymes also has new hits “What's Good About Goodbye?” and “It Was Written in the Stars,” on wax.

= s » THE TUNES are recent but Guy Lombardo sounds like the

same old Guy Lombardo on “I'l ance at Your Wedding” houghtless,” odney vocals.

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Another oldie, “My Sin,” is streamlined, but nice, by Dick|Frankie could do better.

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|aatea far enough back you prob{ably remember the spritely “Lucky In Love.” If not, the revival featuring Monica Lewis and {Bob Eberly will probably make {you like it just as if it were new. {Flip is “Just Imagine.” And, talking about old times, here's still another version of “Four Leaf Clover.” It's by the Ames Brothers vocal group, Russ ‘Morgan and Milt Herth.at the iorgan. And, the oldie that’s flying high, “Bye Bye Blackbird,” is the second offering. - = 2 | | MERCURY — The “Big Three”

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|dirge “Monday Again.” He's such a standout on “Monday” it seems

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“Sunny Weather.”

IRCA Offers New ‘Children’s Album

“Johnny Stranger” is the latest |tjon Period” will be explained by

addition to the library of children’s albums issued by RCA Victor. “Johnny Stranger” is narrated {by Ray Middleton, star of “Annie |Get Your Gun” and tells the story of a young immigrant looking for “Uncle Sam.” It's an ective heartwarming story, and has a fine score by George Kleinsinger, Mr. Kleinsinger’'s previous efforts included “Pee Wee The Piccolo and “Pan the Piper.”

Plan New Red Cross

Nurses Aide Class A new class to train Red Cross

nurses’ aides volunteers will begin soon at General Hospital, Mrs. Irving Lemaux Jr. chairman of the Red Cross nurses’ aide service, has announced.

Because of the continued shortage of nurses, these volunteers

|chant on “Bluest Kind of Blues” and “You Turned the Table on

Laine’s latest is the throbbing You Come Back.”

a shame that he wasted wax on|old tune is only one of the factors the second side, “Four Leaf Clo- that make Frank Sinatra's “We Just Couldn’t Say Goodbye” one of his better recordings. Jan August backs up his spar- uses as background a trio, with kling piano with rhythm accom- all-star Johnny Guarnieri on

paniment on “Intermezzo” and 1 er Alpert “Oye Negre.” Helen Humes’ of- plang and oe EE ttol pe fering is Mad About You” and|°" bass and ¥ony Mottolo on

“Flippity Flip Flop,” teamed with guitar. Nice is the word for it. the mad Buck Clayton orchestra. Flip is a gentle tune “But None Like You. : ;

an Easter offering, “Panis Angel- haunting “Laroo Laroo Lilli Bo“Crown Without a|lero” with Frankie Carle’s orchesThorn,” with the Mercury Chorale tra. The cals by Nan’ Wright is the and two 10-inch records are packaged coupling. both with Don in a special Easter folder.

TEE DEE—The ole slush pump man gives with something old and something new as RCA Victor reissues his "| May Be Wrong" with a recent version of "Farewell to Arms."

with the George Barnes Ted Weems has a new disc in “Ciribiribin’ ” and “Sally, Won't

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“Cost Accounting in a Transi-

Samuel A. Marsh, Washington University accounting professor, at the March dinner meeting of the local chapter of the National Association of Cost Accountants in the Lincoln Hotel tomorrow night. - W. Donald Hathaway, Soulh Wind Division general auditor, is chairman.

| patients treated so far. But, Dr. short half-life, {Jacobson cautioned, he does not Must be used rapidly after it . [know how long the improvement COmes from the atomic pile. It

“obtained with other kinds of radi-| « |ation treatment. |

| |radioactive chemical.

Remember Mary Ann MeCall | West End Record Shop | . In a lighter vein, “Da Moan” who used to weave a web of blue The Ink Spots dip back intojoffers “That Feathery Feeling” with Woody Herman's the past for “The Best Things injand the tricky novelty, “Worry,| That Played the Blues”? Life Are Free.” In best Ink Spot| Worry, Worry.” And, speaking of |sings a sultry version of “Trouble tradition also is the reverse, “I the crooners, Harry Babbitt pairs/Is a Man” with Carl Hoff's orWoke Up With a Teardrop in My “You Were Meant for Me” and chestra, backed by a novelty, “I » Want a Big Butter and Egg Patti Page gives with a moody | Man.”

Accountants to Hear University Educator

Radioactive Arsenic Tried In Treatment of Leukemia

‘Very Nice Response’ Obtained in Some of 12 Patients Treated, Noted Scientists Assert By JANE STAFFORD, Science Service Medical Writer ATLANTIC CITY, N. J, Mar. 16—Arsenic made radioactive in the atomic pile is now being tried in the treatment of leukemia and Hodgkin's Disease, a group of University of Chicago and Argonne National Laboratory scientists reported at the meeting here recently of the American Association for Cancer Research. The scientists are Drs. William Neal, Leon O. Jacobsen, Austin M. Brues, Howard Ducoff, Robert) Lewisite. This chemical can re-

Straube and Thomas Kelly. Gets ‘Nice nse’ move radioactive arsenic from “Very nice responses” have|the body as quickly as it removes been obtained in some of the 12 the stable form of arsenic.

25 hours, and

will last or even whether (he is made by pile irradiation of present improvement is any bet- cacodylic acid, an arsenic-con-ter than the temporary responses) taining compound.

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leukemia and allied conditions © the future, une of Paris’ bestsince 1878. known lawyers went to a leather The radioactive arsenic was/800d8 shop and placed an order. first used in tracer studies on| He wanted a suitcase with a

mans. These studies showed that the|Plied the design. chemical was quickly distributed throughout the body, which meant|the shop and was surprised to

get to the parts of the body where counter, they were needed. When he asked the shop owner Reveal New Safeguard for an explanation he got the Additional safeguard in ‘he reply: use of radioactive arsenic is tne| ‘The idea was so good several existence of BAL, or British Anti- customers thought it wise to

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Maps New Agenda

tamed down Senate Investigation Committee, but a well-heeled one,

associate of President Truman. |Veterans, will meet Saturday at

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old stand shortly. * Chairman Homer Ferguson! (R. Mich.), an accomplished *

racket-buster, is mapping an Xx ‘agenda now, giving notice that! jmistakes and sloppiness in the 3X departments will be’ sought out and widely publicized. The committee is a direct de- Jt scendant of the Truman Com-| mittee of World War TI. days. It, 3 became the “Mead” Committee, X then the “Brewster” Committee, and now the “Ferguson” Com- <x mittee. Avoid Witch Hunts

{Senators John W. Bricker of

: ; {Ohio and Irving M. Ives of New has been used for treatment of Czechoslavakia's fall, with an eyels * Republicans, and Senators

{lina and Herbert O’Conor of (Maryland, Democrats.

both laboratory animals and hu-|false bottom in which he could | (hide his secret files, and he sup-|

The other day he returned to} oncern

that its penetrating rays would/see 10 identical suitcases on the "578 or political bias.

leagues on the committee will be

Clyde M. Hoey of North Caro-

The Committee is expected to be tamed down in these respects: 1. Investigations will be confined to matters of general public and will avoid witch

2, Investigations will be cone ducted in the open, and witnesses given a chance to state their views or opinions either before or after committee interrogation. Result of Hearings 3. Each witness may have at|torneys present, and the accused may ask questions of his accuser,

and The Chicago Daily News, Inc. New members of Indiana Gamma Chapter of Phi Delta Theta Fraternity at Butler University, initiated in ceremonies last week, are: William Lesch, William Ferguson, William Mills, Robert Gossman, Robert Feezle, Dick Sayles, Donald Hinkle, Ronnie Giles and Phillip Ruedig, all of Indianapolis; Willlam Howard, Noblesville; Wilbur Disser, Shelbyville, and Robert Alexander, Franklin. ,

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