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Frauleln tMiss) if they wish.
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Fraulein over 35 to call herself
Frau, since it is not a title or
personal description according to
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THERE'LL IE COVERED WAGONS end gun. end scout, end leader, on Modoc Field at KUHS,
Saturday night, May 15, tor the annual Boy Scout circut. The big affair it open to the public.
Here front row, kneeling, Cub Scouts II to r I Arthur Thompson, Richard Parker, Corvyn
Pomery and David Hurst. Back row .a me order, Mike Stone, Sterling Steelt, Mrs. Ken
Thompson, leader, and Arlio King.
Jimmy Durante Drops Out
Of Comedy Hour TV Show
By BOB THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD i Last night the
Great Schnozola did his win song
for the Comedy Hour, but he's not
through with TV.
Jimmy Durante told me the
reason he won't be back on the
Sunday 'night extravaganza:
"They're changing the whole
setup on the show. The advertising
agency is taking over most ot the
shows (20 for next season). NBC
has the rest and they wanted me
to do only three or four next year.
I don't want to do that. I think a
comedian shouldn't be on any less
than every four weeks.
"It's okay for guys like Martin
and Lewis, because they're doing
pictures too. But I don't want to
do only three or four a season."
Last night's show marked the
end of Durante's association with
the hour-long extravaganzas. For
three years, he was one of the
kingpins of the AU-Star Revue.
When that series hit the rocks, he
was switched over to the Comedy
Hour, for which he has done eight
shows this season.
What about next year?
"I don't know what I'll do." said
the Schnoz. "I might do a half-
hour show every other week. This
hour-show routine is kinda rugged.
au mat mernorizur to do I Most of
the other stars read their lines off
cards and prompters. I can't do
that. I can't see that far widout
my glasses."
Jimmy, who has never been not
ed for a fabulous memory, faces
the added burden of being on
camera for most of the show. And
he always has special songs which
Huge Estate
In Dispute
DETROIT m The 5.million
dollar estate- of auto pioneer
Horace E. Dodge, and how it Is
managed, will be argued In De
troit Probate Court today.
Mrs. Christine Cromwell Asser
son, 30, oft -wed Dodge grand
daughter, is asking the removal of
her grandmother, Mrs. Ann Dodge.
81, and the Detroit Trust Co. as
trustees.
Mrs. Asserson's suit. Hied earli
er, said the estate was manaeed
too conservatively. She reportedly
wUl fall heir to 14 million dollars
oi the estate on her grandmother's
death.
Seldon B. Daume, president of
the trust company, said yesterday
the company was proud of its rec
ord and had kept the estate at its
SS-mllllon-dollar level even during
the depression. '
Mrs. Asserson, married four
times, said she has borrowed on
some three million dollars of her
expected Inheritance. Her suit ac
cuses management of the estate
of being so conservative that she
had to accept rates as low as 30
cents on the dollar for her loans.
Living in the Virgin Islands,
Mrs. Asserson operates a botanical
garden, an airport bar and a night
club there.
Oldest War Vst
Takes To Air
TULSA, Okla.- Otv-Loby Torres,
108-year-old veteran of the Span-ten-American
- War from Enid,
Okla., took off yesterday on his
first airplane ride with comment
about longevity.
He said pe was afraid young
men nowadays are going to have
a tougher time living to be over
100. They're getting married
younger, he observed, and don't
last as long. .Torres has outlived
three wives.
His first flight was from Tulsa
to Ban Francisco.
Champ Fiddlers
Battle It Out
WEIBER, Idaho Ith-A pair who
scorn a violin but can make a
fiddle sing have fought It out for
the all-West fiddling championship.
The winner, Frank McCraw of
Macomb, Okla., defeated Clarence
Kemble of Payette, Idaho, for the
title Saturday night at the North
west ' Mountain Fiddlers Conte.it
before 3,000 persons. '
Kemple won the Northwest con
test, then was challenged by Mc
Craw for the all-west title. Mc
craw already claims to be the
champion fiddler of tha 10 South
west states.
require lots of mcmorlzln'.
He emphasized that he wouldn't
do a show every week for all the
money the network could offer
him. He'd like to alternate weeks
wiUi another show. .
Jimmy is under long-term con
tract to NBC. so he's obliged to
stay in TV, but he wants to any
way. "I think it's wonderful." he said.
"It's a' lot ot work puttin' on nn
hour show, but after it's all over
with. It don't seem so bad. And
the reaction from the fans! It's
wonderful. I'll never forget the let
ters I got from the first show I
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