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16--Raleigh Register, Beckley, W. Wednesday Afternoon, April 30,1975 Ann landers June Valli: Heading For 2nd Time At The Top Rules For A Happy Married Life By Sandra Pesmen all. I know how it feels to stood up and sane 'Stormy him." she said. By Sandra Pesmen (c) 1875 Chicago Daily News CHICAGO Her big. deep, resonant voice is still the same, and so is her curvy 5-foot.

110-pound body. But there's very little Stardust left in June Valli's big. dark brown eyes. And she isn't "desperate to make it" any more. "A lot of things have changed since I was on Your Hit Parade singing i Snooky Lanson -back in 1953," laughed the petite songstress who once belted out "Crying in the Chapel," "Wheel of Fortune" and "How Much Is That Doggie in the Window?" Maybe I look at things more a i i a now than I used to," she said.

"And maybe I'm more relaxed because I've had it all. I know how it feels to be on top, so I'm not as mixed up as those who never made it." Miss Valli's on the second round of her career, with her second husband, Jim Merchant. The husky, friendly saxophonist and vocalist gave up his job as an industrial engineer to i i i Together they put on a slick song, dance and patter show. "I know what people say. 'June Valli? Who's she?" She said, dropping her beautiful voice even lower, a i Bronx show.

The songstress started to work us a bookkeeper after a a i i school. "And that story about my big break is really true." she insisted, like a little girl retelling her favorite fairy tale. "I went to a friend's wcJding and stood up and sang 'Stormy The next thing I knew, people were cheering and somebody con- a A Godfrey. That was on Dec. 27 and on a 15 I was on the Godfrey Talent Scouts -and I won." Triumphantly while Stardust glowed again for a moment in her eyes -Miss Valli added, "Then I was really big.

I made records and appeared on the Perry Como and Ed Sullivan shows with exclusive contracts." "And what does a kid know?" she asked sadly, shrugging her shoulders. Then she squared them and jumped into the big question. "I was getting calls from movies, television and record companies when I met Howard Miller here in Chicago and made my biggest mistake, I married Classical Musk Entremont Does Fine Recording Of Ravel United Press Internationa! a i a a many composers in one without losing the consistency which made him distinctive. In recording Ravel's complete works for solo piano, the French virtuoso Philippe Entremont demonstrates this again. The three-record set D3M 33311) complements Entremont's a i i a in minor and concerto for the hand.

Together they are a very fine statement of Ravel's piano work and confirm Entremont as a foremost interpreter of a composer a i a 11 a i i a regarded by critics as i i to his contem- a Debussy. a succeeded nevertheless in creating a more timeless music in the age when Impressionism was spilling from a i i i music. Entremont also has a recent two-record album of sonatinas of Haydn, a a i a i a 33202). It is actually more about Muzio Clementi. Friedrick Kuhlau and Jan Ladislav Dusek.

who all composed in roughly the s'ame 18th and early 19th i a i poraries. Some of these works will be familiar to students of the piano as they were 1 intended by their comp a i i teaching ---and have since been so used. RCA has dipped back into the archives to reissue the old records of Vladimir i a i the. concertos of Beethoven, Brahms. Tchaikovsky and Rachmaninov (RM4-0914 records).

a makes these valuable is a they are the only recorded Horowitz, who has devoted himself in recent years only to fairly rare recitals a The latest of these record i "Emperor" with Fritz i a A dates 1952. The" Brahms No. 2 and the Tchaikovsky No. 1 are with Toscanini.and the NBC Symphony and date from 1940 and 1943 respectively. The Rachmaninov, again with Reiner, was recorded in 1951.

The sound is not modern stereo sound but it is fairly good mono and certainly good enough to display again the great pianist that Horowitz was. and is. Central Choir Sets Anniversary a a i Church will have a special 73rd anniversary service lor the Senior Choir at 4 p.m. Sunday. The guest speaker will be the Rev.

Boyd Walton, pastor of the Ebenezer Baptist Church. Music will be presented by the Ebenezer Baptist Church Choir, the Number 1 choir of the New Hope Baptist Church and the Mt. Zion Baptist Church Senior Choir. The chairman of the anniversary committee is Mrs. Pauline Boyden.

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Duncan. -Prices cents per pound for the potatoes and 50 cents per pound for ramps. him," she said. There was bitterness in the great big voice as she said, "The marriage was a short, unhappy one. in.

two years the divorce was i a but by then my career had taken a reai beating." "Howard persuaded me to turn down every job that woiild have taken me to New York or California," she said. "It's funny how he was able to do that. Whenever we talked, I was tongue-tied. He twisted words and talked so fast. I never had a chance in any debate.

When I tried to return to my career later, it was too late." She paused, then added, "You have only about five years to hit the top in this i crow's-feet start creeping in around your eyes, it's too late. The trouble is that during those few precious years, most of us are too inexperienced to know how to deal with success." But Miss Valli counts herself among the lucky ones now, because 10 years ago. when she was singing in Pittsburgh, she met a local man who was working part-time as a saxophonist. "Jimmy's an engineer, the first person in his whole family to graduate, c.ollege. So his parents didn't want him to go into show business," Miss recalled.

"But we married soon after we met. and he started helping me with my bookings. a we began working together." And the time they spend together, which now has stretched to 24 hours a day, looks like fun. Miss'Valli, who weighed 140 pounds when she broke into show business, still watches her weight. "But Jimmy can eat like a horse and not gain an ounce." she a i en- i i when I get digusted eating half a leaf of lettuce while himself i pasta, I threaten to get fat again and ruin his career." Dear Ann Landers: A long i a printed some Rules For a Happy Married Life.

We moved recently and I lost a i please run it again? I want to have it hand-printed by a professional and give it to my son and his wife for their first anniversary. a A --LOUISIANA BOOSTER Dear Booster: Here it is --and thanks for asking. A a Married Life 1. Never both be angry at once. 2.

Never yell at each other unless the house is on fire. 3. Yield to the wishes of the other as an exercise in self-discipline if you can'l ihink of a better reason. you have a choice between making 1 yourself look good or your mate --choose your mate. 5 I a a criticism, make it lovingly.

6. Never bring up a mistake of the past. 7. Neglect the whole world rather than each other. 8.

Never let ihe day end without saying at least one complimentary thing to your life's partner. 9. Never meet without an affectionate welcome. 10; Never go to bed mad. 11.

When you've made a mistake, talk it out and ask for forgiveness. 12. Remember, it takes two to make an argument. The one who is wrong is the one who will be doing most of the talking. a A a Here's a suggestion for "Desperate Wife" whose husband considers himself a "controlled alcoholic" and continues to drink.

Having been married to one. I know, what a distorted image those people have of are in no i i to evaluate their behavior --nor do they have the faintest notion of how they come across to others. 1 hope "Deserate Wife" will rent or borrow a tape recorder and turn it on alcoholic" becomes sarcastic and argumentative. When he is sober she can then play it back to him. Science Today Hormones And Breast Cancer By AL ROSSITER JR.

UPI Science Editor WASHINGTON (UPI) Two out of every i young women with advanced breast cancer show improvement when their hormone-producing ovaries are removed and one in five older women benefits from removal of the pituitary and adrenal glands. i a a removal of ovaries in younger women decreases their risk of breast cancer. This is strong evidence to cancer researchers that hormones have an important role in the growth of breast cancer in some women. The problem, is to find out which women, with breast cancer have the best chance of being i a removal of their ovaries, pituitary or adrenal glands a i i a a a Removal of the hormone producing glands are major operations which doctors would not like to do it they are not going to help. Dr.

Elwood V. Jensen, director of the Ben May Laboratory for Cancer Research at the University of Chicago, said there now appears to be such a way to determine which women have cancer that is hormone dependent. He said at a recent American Cancer Society science writers seminar in a i a presence or absence of a material called estrophilin i the specimen taken i a mastectomy indicate whether or not the cancer is related to hormones. Laboratory tests for this material were carried out in cancer specimens oM28 i a a coses of breast cancer. All were subjected some form of hormone gland a 7 Forty-five of the women were found to have signifi- a a of es- trophilin and the hormone therapy reduced the size of the tumors in 29 women for a 64 per cent success rate.

Of the 83 women whose i i a i cancers were not hormone responded to the hormone therapy. "It would appear that about two thirds of the patients whose cancer contain significant amounts of i i can expect benefit from some type of i a Jensen said. "But if the tumor estrophilin level is below a critical value, that patient has little if any chance of response to. endocrine a a probably is better treated i i chemotherapeutic agents." Jensen said the ideal situation would be to have every women breast cancer tested at she a removal to see if her tumor is- ori hi c'h a be a treatment. So far he said such tests have probably been carried out on about 1,000 women in 15 major cancer centers across the nation.

Maybe then he'll get the message, IN HER BOOTS Dear Boots: Thanks for a good suggestion. It might make the difference. Let's hope so. a A a Please print this Open Letter To AH Wome 's i I i somebody spoke up. There are approximately 109 million women in the United States.

Some of traditionalists. I am incensed because of the discrimination against the housewife. The woman who handles a job at an office as well as one at home is viewed as Super-Dame. I i a housewife and mother, she i a a somehow she is inferior, lazy or copping out. If a woman wishes to choose a job at home, let her be allowed to do so with pride, not shame or a feeling of inadequacy.

There are plenty of rewards in being a good wife and the mother of three children. I don't want an outside job. So please. Libbers, leave me alone. CONTENT WITH MY LOT Dear Thanks for your letter.

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