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V''' I 1 I The Family Circus Ey ErL KEANE Spokane Daily Chronicle, Thursday, Sept. 21, 1972. IS Medical Column 1 BillyTaylor Has Active Life I billy Taylor Has Activ( 1 7 .41, I 1 i A --71- I 4pse" 1 orlis 0 NI fet a -di NI 4 .14.44.1) ritio, 1 it "PP' 1 4 rily Interested In presenting the contributions of my own ethnic group, "I'm not the program director of either station but from the musical point of view I've been pointing out some things. We don't have to stick strictly to the charts and what is selling best at the moment. Most black stations have a format of and and gospel and possibly some Jazz.

Harry Helatante, the Ink Spots, Johnny Mathis, Lena Horne and Brownie McGhee and Sonny Terry wouldn't necessarily tit Into that format. Most black stations are owned by white owners. They think they know what is best for us, and they're chartoriented. or California School of Medicine In Los Angeles. Drs.

Rumbaugh, Pergero Fang, and McCormick have been studying the progressive increase in the number of people coming into the emergency room of the medical center with typical symptoms of a stroke. What these four doctors found Is that the one thing the young stroke patients had in common was a history of drug abuse. young people, until recently, rarely had strokes. The four doctors went back over the admission records for the last three years and found similar correlations between stroke symptoms and drug taking. They found that the drug "speed" is often the one that the stroke patient bad been taking.

Other research physicians have also been reporting that this drug can quickly damage the arteries of the brain. It is apparently particularly dangerous when Injected into a vein in the arm, or "mainlined," as some people call this method of use. i 1, 'Could I have a note for the bus driver saying it's okay for me and Greg to play football on the bus? M-LI 464,6 Why Grow Old? Surgery Is Only Cure By DR. WALTER C. ALVAREZ Emeritus Professor of Medicine, Mayo Foundation As many people know to their sorrow, ulcerative colitis is a serious disease in which the inner lining of the bowel becomes badly ulcerated.

Even after years of study, we physicians have not gotten a good under. standing of the cause or found any cure. Emotional pressure end distress can bring on an attack. Now I read in the medical journal, MD, that in Oxford, England, Dr. D.

P. Jewell and S. C. Truelove treated 40 patients during the first period of their disease with prednisone (a drug much like cortisone) and prednisolone, given by way of the rectum. Each patient was at times given doses of the drug azathioprine.

Sometimes a drug Is given per rectum in a cream. 1 After a year of such treatment, II of the 20 who were given the azathioprine remain free of symptoms, and nine had one or more relapses. Only five of 20 who were not given the powerful drug remained free from symptoms. When an expert looked into the bowels of persons who had been, treated with azathioprine, with a lighted Aube passed into the rectum, he reported that he saw normal-looking bowels. DRUGS MAY DAMAGE ARTERIES I wish every young person who is thinking about using such illegal and dangerous drugs as (methamphetamine) could read the articles that a doctor such as me sees more and more frequently today, telling about the increasing amount of artery damage and typical stroke symptoms that are being seen in patients with a history of drug abuse.

Recently, I read a report from four professors at the Southern for Bags 'Under Eyes Orange Egg Nog To make a serving or two of orange egg nog, put a cup of orange juice, a tablespoon of honey or sugar, an egg and two Ice cubes in the electric blender. Blend until frothy and serve at once. tion. The skin of the lids Is very delicate. It is also loosely As the years pass, the underlying tissues and muscles may become weaker, thus allowing the fat underneath to push through the weakened muscles.

This fat can be successfully removed by plastic surgery. Puffiness Differs These bags are different from puffy lids. Puffiness may be due to allergies, poor circulation, or heart or kidney disorders. In the surgery. Puffiness Differs These bags are different from puffy lids.

Puffiness may be due to allergies, poor circulation, or heart or kidney disorders. In the Classics Programmed "We're programming classicall musk. There are remarkable black classical writers and performers going back 150 years. We're also having community opinions shows where the prob. lems of the communities can be discussed." As for recording; Taylor says he hasn't decided what be wants to record next.

"I'm fooling tround with electric piano. Maybe I'll do that." His last two Us- are "Ok, Billy!" and "From David Frost and Billy Taylor, Merry Christmas," both on Bell, He says, "My recordings are the best-kept secret in jazz. I've made about 30 as leader, not counting other stuff. Most of them are out of print. 'I Wish I Knew' on Tower and the early trio albums on ABC came off the best, probably." Daughter Inspiration "I Wish I Knew How It Would Feel to Be Free" is Taylor's best-known composition.

He says, "I wrote that nine years ago, When my daughter was 7. She came home singing a black spiritual and she was singing it wrong. She said a nun taught it to her so it couldn't be wrong. I told her I could write a song like that, so I did. I wrote the first verse and the melody in about 15-20 minutes.

It took two years and a co-writer to finish the lyric." The Taylors also have a son, who is studying architecture at Grinnell University. Asked about his jazz piano playing, which Taylor does try to keep from getting swamped by everything else, be says: Influences Noted Consumer's Question Box By MARY CAMPBELL L3 AP Newstestnres Writer Jazz pianist Billy Taylor is so busy that he has its write down in his daily sehedale, "time at the plane 1 Three years 1 as orchestra director of the David Frost Show ended June 30, But there was the summer's Jazzmobile, which Taylor helped start in 1065. A woman member of the Harlem Cultural Council bad gone to the World's Fair and noticed that, though there were many expensive exhibits, a lot of people were following brass bands and listening to the music. She suggested some street music for Harlem. Taylor says, "Everybody on the council said no but me.

Since I spoke so loudly in favor of it, I became the one they told to go out and do it. It became my baby. 'The exciting is being ANN LANDERS: Four years ago when I was 15 I lost thy leg in an accident. I was a champion ice skater and loved to dance. Knowing I would nev- er again excel in these areas was a real blow.

In a few, months, with the help of a good counselor I managed to accept my limitations. But this is not what I'm writing about: I What drives me crazy is that when I decide not to wear my artificial limb (it gets uncom- fortable after a while) people n-i, or gasp, 11.4., or turn their 4 l'" i''''' 4 heads away, as 4-4' if the sight of 1 i i 1 i the stump i makes them 11' i sick. 1(4114 i I've made A 0 c'e, MY adjust. Ann LanOrs e.nt. Why cant people who are fortunate enough to have both legs make theirs? Why must they make me feel like some sort of a repulsive freak? Sometimes I want to scream, is the way I am! If I can stand it, so can you!" Please print my letter, Ann.

It might help make life easier for those of us who are abbreviated, but whole.THE GIMP Jr DEAR FRIEND: There 'will always be insensitive clods in Top Records immitunnonlinlimmilinutommillimmion "Back Stabbers," O'Jays. "Black and White," 3 Dog Night. "Rock Roil" Part 2, Gary "Baby Don't Get Hooked On Me," Mae Davis In The Park," Chi- cago.1 "Alone Again' (Naturally)," Gilbert O'Sullivan. 'Long Cool. Woman, In A Black Dress," "I'ra Still In Love With You," Al Green.

"Everybody Plays The Fool," Main Ingredient. "The Guitar Man," Bread, able to pull together sources of funds. We get our biggest help from the state and a lot of help from the city, like from the Sanitation Department and Police Department. "This year the budget was $250,000. History of Jazz Taught Taylor taught history of jazz piano at the Manhattan School of Music this summer, mostly to music teachers, and he'll teach It this fall at C.W.

Post College. He wrote a dozen or so books for music teachers in the early 1950s and he's revising and condensing thoseAnto one or two volumes. "As an undergraduate, I was going to be a music teacher. I think educational techniques should not be divorced from the practical aspects of playing music, as they have been in this country. And when things bother me I try to do som pthing about th Pm Taylor, who was born In Ann Landers "Adjustment" Incomplete the world, but you mem to have an uncontrollable desire to punish themperhaps because you have suffered so much.

I hope you will resume your counseling and get rid of your anger. Your "adjustment" isn't complete. DEAR ANN LANDERS: I just read the letter from "It's What's Up Front That Counts" and I must respond. "Front" complained about the tasteless digs she got while.workhl during her pregnancy. too, worked my pregnancy and I was big as a house absolutely enormous.

It was comical to watch people's faces when they saw me. They tried not to stare. but they just couldn't help it. I was beyond belief. I'd finally make the observer comfortable by saying, "Biggest thing since the Graf Zeppelin isn't it?" This never failed to crack them up and from then on everyone was relaxed.

Whenever I stepped into an elevator I'd take bets as to whether or not we'd make it. I figured It was better to come right out and say what they were thinking. Those Women's Libbers are crazy, Ann. I wouldn't trade places with any man. This is the ONE thing we san do that they can't.

Sign me JUST PLAIN HAPPY 1 DEAR HAPS I won't debate the merits of Women's Lib, but how many men do yott know who envy a woman the ability to Greenville, N.C., in 1921, wasl reared in Washington mc: and is a graduate of Virginia State' College, also is working on al Ph. D. in black music at the University of Massachusetts. In August he was named to a six-year term on the National Council on the Arta. Part Owner of Station This year, Taylor has become part owner of two radio stations.

Be and two other black men bought WSOK in Savannah, and he is part of a conglomerate that bought WL111 in New York, the city's first black-owned station. "This is all a part of my career which has to do with communication on many levels. What I'm concerned with is really expanding the minds of people. I feel there Is so much Information available that people are interested in, but they're never exposed to it. I'm prima get pregnant? You say it's the one thing a woman can do that a man can't.

I agree, but it's also the one thing that most men are darned happy can't happen to THEM. Thanks for writing. I I (, Consumer's Question Box By MARY CAMPBELL able to pull together sources of Greenville, N.C., in 1921, was '3 AP Newsfeatnres Writer funds. We get our biggest help reared in D.C. and i 1 Jazz pianist Billy Taylor is so from the state and a lot of help is a graduate of Virginia State 1 busy that he has write down from the city, like from the San- College, also is working on a in his daily schedule, "time at 'tenon Department and Police Ph, D.

in black music at the the piano." 1 Department. year the University of Massachusetts. Three years as orchestra budget was $250,000. In August he was named to a I director of the David i I' rost History of Jazz Taught six-year term on the National Show ended June 30, Taylor taught history of jazz Council on the Arts. But there was the summer's piano at the Manhattan School Part Owner of Station Jazzmobile, which Taylor helped of Music this summer, mostly to This year, Taylor has become ii start in 1065.

A woman member music teachers, and he'll teach part owner of two radio ate1 of the Harlem Cultural Council it this fall at CM. Post College. Hons. He and two other black I 1 bad gone to the World): Fair He wrote a dozen or so books men bought WSOK In Savannah, and noticed that, thougi there for music teachers in the early and he is part of a eon' were many expensive exhibits, 1950s and he's revising and con- glomerate that bought WIAB in a lot of people were following densing those. Into one or two New York, the city's first brass bands and listening to the volumes.

"As an undergraduate, black-owned station. I not be mb sus di ei vtoerca che m'ul'hniciastitosnallo an part my lye vcealr; mTusalycl.or Sshaeys, nliwquaessgosihnogultdo street music for Harlem. Cr. I think educational tech- eer which has to do with corn- 1 the council said no but me. from the practical aspects of What I'm concerned with is Since I spoke so loudly in favor playing music, as they have really expanding the minds of i of it, I became the one they told been in this country.

And when people. I feel there Is so much to go out and do it. It became things bother me I try to do Information available that pen-my baby. I something about them." pie are interested In, but they're 'The exciting is being Taylor, who was born In never exposed to it. I'm prima.

1 Ann Landers 11 Incomplete lustment 3 ANN LANDERS: Four the world, but you seem to have get pregnant? You say it's the years ago when I was 15 I lost an uncontrollable desire to pun- one thing a woman can do that ish themperhaps because you a man can't. I agree, but it's leg in an accident I was a have suffered so much. also the one thing that most champion ice skater and loved I hope you will resume your men are darned happy can't to dance. Knowing I would nev- counseling and get rid of your happen to THEM. Thanks for Pt 'again excel in these areas anger.

Your "adjustment" isn't writing. 1 waS a real blow. In a few complete. 1 i months, with the help of a good DEAR ANN LANDERS: I counselor I managed to accept just read the letter from "It's Front That Counts What's 2 my limitations. But this is not and I must respond.

Front what I'm writing complained about the tasteless What drives me crazy is that digs she got while working dur- i when I decide not to wear my ing her pregnancy. ad, i artificial limb too, worked my ,11, fit gets uncom- pregnancy and I was big as a fox-table after a house absolutely enormous. It while) people was comical to watch people's I 'stare, or gasp, faces when they saw me. They or turn their tried not to stare. but they just le' A 1 A 2 heads away, as couldn't help it.

I was beyond -4" i 4 1 i i if the sight of belief. I'd finally make the ob- I 1 the a server comfortable by saying, 7. 1 2 1 a 1 them Bigg es .1 i sick. Zeppelin isnthing sit It?" th This never Graf I ft' 'A tiello I've a failed to crack them up and 0 MY adjust- from then on everyone was re- Ann LanOrs an t. Why laxed.

I 1. can ple Whenever I stepped into an el- who are fortunate enough to evator I'd take bets as to wheth- i have both legs make theirs? er or not we'd make it. I figured Why must they make me feel it was better to come right out argui I like some sort of a repulsive and say what the were think- ,2 Ir freak? Sometimes I want to big. scream, l'This is the way I am! Those Women's Libbers are If I can stand it, so can you!" crazy, Ann. I wouldn't trade I Please print my letter, Ann.

It places with any man. This is the might help make life easier for ONE thing we can do that they those of us who are abbreviated, can't. Sign mis JUST PLAIN but whole.THE GIMP HAPPY DEAR FRIEND: There -will DEAR HAPS I won't debate i always be insensitive clods in the merits of Women's but how many men do yott know 4 11111111011111111111101111111111110010110111110111110101 who envy a woman the ability to st ,1 Top Re co rd 1110111111111111 111111111011111110111011111111111111101111111 1 St bb 07 Back a ers, ays. i 1 "Black and White," 3 Dog I Night. I "Rock Roll" Part 2, Gary Glitter.

1 "Baby Don't Get Hooked On Me," Mae Davis it "Saturday In The Park," Chi- 1 'o. "Alone Again (Naturally)," Gilbert O' Sullivan. 1 I Long Cool Woman, In A Black Dress," "Fra Still In Love With You," Al Green. I "Everybody Plays The Fool," 1 Main Ingredient. "The uitar Man," Bread, I It By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN I have been deluged recently with requests for information and help concerning wrinkles.

I wonder If this is because it is the end of summer and many of my readers are discovering new lines they did not have at the beginning of this fun season. Anyway, I am going to write today about a defect in beauty which is very aging and can be corrected by plastic surgery. I refer to bags under the eyes. These have caused many an otherwise youthful face to appear much older. I am not talking about dark circles under the eyes, but about actual bags, The circles can come from lack of sleep, poor health, malnutrition, fatigue, or they can just be in.

herited. A physical examination is always in order and any fault in life habits should be changed. These dark circles can be masked with cosmetics. As for the bags, plastic surgery is the only method I know of which can correct this condi Of which can correct this CARPETS YOU CAN TRUST Installed by People Who Caro CINRPET 0 ts INDIAN LCARPETS YOU CAN TRUST 111 case of reoccuring allergies the skin about the eyes may, in time, become stretched; and the fact that it is so 'loosely attached makes it a perfect spot for fluid to accumulate. Here is a preventive exercise for the muscles under the eyes.

Without lifting the corners of your mouth lift the muscles underneath your eyes up. Relax. Repeat eight times morning and night. Lubricate the skin first. This may take a little practice.

If it is easier for you, lift the muscles of only one side of your Lace at a time. at a time: I IS I 4. DEAR ANN LANDERS: It's obvious you are no bridge player. You told the woman who wrote about fighting with her husband over the card table to "throw in the deck" permanently. That advice stank.

Throwing in the deck is an admission of defeat. No one ever became a good bridge player by giving up. Better advice would have been to keep the rule book at the table. (Choose your own expert.) When an argument starts about who should have done what, look it up and settle the bloomin' thing then and there. Of course it slows up the game, but everyone will learn from it.

Even a dumbbell like you. MIAMI DEAR Not me. I'm no card player. As for YOUR suggestion it sounds like a sure way to hatch another argument. If Goren says one thing and Becker says another, you've got another hassle on your hands.

(Copyright, 1972.) Ann Landers discusses teen. age drinking its myths, its realities. Learn the facts by reading, "Booze And You For Teen-Agers Only," by Aim Landers. Send 35 cents in coin and a long, stamped self-addressed envelope. DEAR ANN LANDERS: It's obvious you are no bridge player.

You told the woman who wrote about fighting with her husband over the card table to ith 1 de the i1 perma That nently. at advice stank. Throwing in the deck is an mission of defeat. No one ever became a good bridge player by giving up. Better advice would have been to keep the rule book at the table.

(Choose your own expert.) When an argument starts about who should have done what, look it up and settle the bloomin' thing then and there. Of course it slows up the game, but everyone will learn from it. Even a dumbbell like you. MIAMI DEAR Not me. I'm no card player.

As for YOUR suggestion it sounds like a sure way to hatch another ment. If Goren says one thing and Becker says another, you've got another hassle on your hands. (Copyright, 1972.) Ann Landers discusses teen. age drinking its myths, its realities. Learn the facts b3 reading, "Booze And You Foi Teen-Agers Only," by Ann Lan, ders.

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Denny Zeitlin has been influenced by me. JIe took dements of my style and did fantastic things with them: Of all people I feel rye had an influence on, I like what he does most. And I like him personally. "When I did 'Willow Weep for I made the introduction es a tonal cluster. I was quite proud of it Tatum took the figure in it and the way he developed it was so beautiful.

Ultimately we both recorded it. "About 15 years later Zeitlin did the same thing, and it shows up as a blues. The figure didn't sound bluesy to me, but it did to both of them." (Copyright, 1972) iound bluesy to me, but it did to )oth of them." (Copyright, 1972) or en Bridge By CHARLES It. GOREN 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111110 Neither vulnerable. South darer has time to establish the deals.

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If declarer had won the first trick and subsequently led a diamond, it would have given East the opportunity to discard a high club when West wins the Jack of diamonds, and now a club shift establishes the setting trick in that suit while West still retains control of diamonds with the queen. (Copyright, 1972.) ed from dummy on one of his long cards. The only problem hinged on how the diamonds were divided. If each opponent has a double. ton, then South can take tricks.

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