| Show 1 v 1 ' t THE OGDEN (UTAH) 4A I (J3cil'Ci 3 CcrtcT tftf Vp"" 200 TABLET SO WILL YOUI BOTTLE ONLY 790 STANDARD-EXAMINE- MONDAY EVENING APRIL 4 1955 R Too Young for Ballots LOVE IT iiWpon an opoon unes Losing Out to Rock 'n Roll Rhythms p-o-- - Thousands in Military Service Still Can't Vote CHICAGO (AP) — Thousands ble to go to the polls in Georgia ratified by of the nation’s youths under 21 since 1944 are in military service but legisMoves have been made them the lation to permit right to vote appears gaining little headway Only one state Georgia gives men and women of 18 voting privileges They have been eligi- - zam — ADVERTISEMENT Troubled with GETTING UP NIGHTS Pains in BACK HIPS LEGS Tiredness LOSS OF VIGOR If you are a victim of these symptoms ihen your troubles may be traced to Glandular Inflammation Glandular Inflammation is a con stitutional disease and medicines that give temporary relief will not remove the causes of your troubles Neglect of Glandular Inflammation often leads to premature senility and incurable malignancy The past year men from 1000 communities have been successfully treated here at the Excelsior Institute They have found soothing relief and a new zest in life The Excelsior Institute devoted to the treatment of diseases peculiar to older men by Methods has a New FREE BOOK that tells how these troubles may be corrected by proven treatments This book may prove of utmost importance in NON-SURGIC- Non-Snrgi- cal your life No obligation Address Institute Excelsior Dept Excelsior Springs Missouri sev- 1 constitu-- t amend- ments were to lower the age to 18 Some recom- mended 19 Bills in 20 States Bills have been sponsored in at least 20 states before legislative bodies this year But in only one state — Delaware — is there indication of passage There has been talk of presenting the voting bill in some other states Some 800000 youths under 21 latest available figures show were in military service last July 1 President Eisenhower in his 1954 State of the Union message proposed the Constitution be amended to give the vote The Constitution specifies no age qualification for voters leaving this to the states each to set its own rules The legislators could if they chose enfranchise their olds But to put the change into effect nationwide all at once would require a constitutional amendment It would have to be s passed by a majority of each house of Congress then of the s Voting Age Bill Failed In Indiana the proposed state constitutional amendment lowering the voting age from 21 to 19 was approved by the 1953 Legislature but failed at this If ' JXyear’s session State amendments ' must pass two successive legisla- tures and then get approval at a : j? referendum in the next following general election Idaho defeated a proposed amendment allowing to vote Chances appear good for the Delaware Legislature to approve the measure for The vote bill has been offered in previous legislative sessions ini Colorado Florida Michigan Montana Oregon and South Carolina In some states the proposals never got out of committee Ba rbara Luke is florally framed In Wyoming Gov Milward L as b 1 o s s o m time comes to Simpson (R) asked for a amendment on the vote the Redwood Empire coastal for but the Senate stretch between San Francisco and Josephine County Ore his rejected proposal The Iowa House has passed Blossoming orchards and bright the vote bill The Utah House wildflowers are luring the early picknickers also gave approval but the measure died in the Senate The ! linois House is considering the Out Ot Politics CEDAR SPRINGS Mich (UP) proposal The survey also showed that in Miss Ella Beardslee’s name was another phase of legislative pro- - missing from the Kent County there appeared little Republican ticket for the posals progress in most states in chang- - tine since 1922 in Michigan’s Miss ing dates of primary elections spring election this year Bills have been before at least Beardslee who is 83 decided to 15 legislatures but no final ac- - retire undefeated after 33 years tion has been taken as clerk of Solon Township j j 3V I Blossom Time I consti-tution- al f II-- 18-yea- r- two-third- 6011 in pro-pose- — three-fourth- j j first j I r’ ' ' T By DICK KLEINER NEW YORK (NEAj—For the tooment at least “moon June and spoon” are fighting a losing battle with “rbek and roll” In g field of popular music this is the era of rhythm the states eral other states an Associated Press survey showed to get simi- lar legislation passed since the military draft age was lowered to 18 In most d states the iona fS wrpmm ever-changin- and blues There are always trends in pop music The current passion for R & B will' probably be a passing passion But until it fades it has the music business gripped in &) frantic fist! Just what is rhythm and blues? These iare the five R & B songs on Cat that are currently in the top 10: label and by The Chordsby Shirl“Sincerely” “Tweedle Dee” “Ko ey Gunter and Her Queens on Ko Mo” “Earth Angel” and Flair label becaftie big hits “Hearts of Stone” A few months In the there record industry and “Shake Rat-ti- e ago fa device known as “covering” js and Roll” were tops around a record It means one ' record the country will rush out a record The songs have one thing in company a song produced by another of common — a strong if it looks like a potenIbeat It’s true in the slow company The big record compahit tial R & B songs like “Sincerely” nies dashed to cover these first and the fast ones like “Tweedle R & B hits jrecorded by small Dee” !And that is what gives labels R & B its trademark To some That is the condition it also explains why they are The McGuire f Sisters big today Coral popular hit “Sincerely” was originally “The kids want to dance” says recorded by jThe Moonglows on a record dealer “They can’t Chess Georgia Gibbs’ Mercury dance to some of these ‘Doggie record “Twealle Dee” was first In the! Window’ songs They can done by Laverh Balcer on Atlandance to rhythm and blues It’s tic and so on the same beat they used to get Few of the top stars can do from swing” justice to the rampant rhythm of Rhythm and blues is nothing Rj& B Georgia Gibbs and Perry new It is essentially Negro mu- Como (“Ko Ko Mo”) have hit sic Some say it is modern folk big and such groups as the Crew music But it has always existed CitK Fontane Sisters and McIt used to be called in the rec- Guire Sisters have scored But ord catalogs “race” music tniany omers have tried and A few of the major record com- failed Broadway composers too panies had race or R & B de- can't compete in this field partments for years They would B artists are now record Negro artists sell the recoriginals — Atlantic’s ords in the south and big Negro of Lavern Baker districts in the north And there Ray Charles and Joe Turner and were quite a few small companies groups like The Penguins and that specialized in the field The Moonglows A young white Rhythm and blues had its own group Bill Haley and his Comets top stars its own fans its own are popular too greatvsongwriters People made Currently a feud rages in the lots of money from R & B but music business over one aspect of there were very few white people Rj & B The sons have been acwho had eifer even heard of it cused of being'Truggestive”’(one Then about three years ago of the trade papers calls the R A reports began to trickle into the B words “leer-ics”- ) record centers of New York that facThe R & BJwas catching on with the tion words use of say therepeated white r!high school and college like “rock” and “roll" are deficrowd in the south The kids suggestive The pro-- & B could dance to it They called it nitely boys say it isn’t so those are “cat” music synonymous with dancing About a year ago the West just What is probably true is that Coast suddenly erupted in a as ordiand blue R & B frenzy Records like “Gee” rhythmpopular musicjust uses lyrics The Crows on Rama label nary ‘Sh-Boom- ” “Oop-Shoop- “Sh-Boom- ” ” j j easily-followe- d t Dadcf ScaRes me vtan lie driVy past ! 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