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PAGE TWO "DENNIS THE MENACE" 4?0& I'M RIDING ffl TRIOCIE. Alt A SKINNY OC CrWR UKE THAT SHOOtO SET IN THE VW?' Jackie Barnett Probably World's Fastest Tunesmith Br ALINE MOSBV United Frem Hollywood Writer HOLLYWOOD (UP)-One of the unsung geniuses of television is man wno writes a song every day all because Jimmy Durante mur ders popular music. On the Durante show you see his credit line. "Songs by Jackie Barnett." That's his only notice for turning out the equivalent of a Broadway how almost every week. For each program Jackie pens seven songs some ox them dashed off in five minutes, making him probably the world's fastest tune- smith. He also has the distinction of furnishing tunes lor the only regular TV show that has original music. "It's all because Durante can't ting popular songs," Jackie ex plained today when I tracked him down at NBC's television studios. "He does a type of music we call Durante music. It's bombastic. Popular songs Just aren't geared lor him." Jackie started out as a gag writ er for the program and graduated to his unique post of song writer. By now he has turned out more than 600 original songs for the Dur ante show. After spirited argu ments, he has even Induced the aentlmental Durante to try singing mambos and spirituals. The program's writers often or der certain songs from Jacklo. Oth er times Jackie will bo Inspired to do a tune and has the writers fa shion a show around it. His fastest time was turning out a ditty titled irasy jimmy style" in four mln DOOM OPEN 6r3Q P.M. NOW PLAYING! JaneWyman I Rock Hudson , IXTRA! let. Ntw The living Swamp" 3 "ALL tha; HEAVEN ALLOWS" Truly Is The Fin est Picture Of All Time! The Management POORS OPEN 6:30 P.M. TOMORROW BIG VAriHo JOAN MNNtTT A 100 tAT a assmovnt hcUM 2 utes for Janet Blair to sing. "I Just went into the next room and wrote It, ' Barnett says casually. Jackie has one frustration. Most of Ills original tunes are buried forever aflor the TV show. Some are too Durantc-lsh for others to sing. Most Jimmy prefers to keep lor himself. Dinah Shore and Dan ny Thomas once asked to use Jack ie's songs, but "Schnoz" turned them down. Some Barnett tunes have slipped Into general u.e. however. Helen Traubel uses one to close her night club act. Jimmy has recorded sev eral and sings others in his night club act. Jackie feels his amazing output of songs is of one great benefit It saves popular songs from being massacred by Durante. "Years ago Durante was respon sible for a big song hit," related Barnett. "I heard 'Nature Boy' and told Jimmy. "This has a lot of heart. It would be a change of pace for you." Jimmy sat down and sang it for me." Barnett then did for me a fabu lous imitation of Durante singing "Nature Boy": "A little shy. . .and sad of eye. . .and what a bum was he." "I said, Jimmy, better foraet It," Barnett went on. "He never sang it. And that is the reason tha song went on to become one of the biggest hits In the last 15 years! I More Jap POW's ' May Be Released TOKYO m Reports from Ja pan's overseas diplomats indicate (hat most of the 431 Japanese war criminals still held in Surriho prison will be released by spring. Former hi. Gen. Kciirvo Sato. director of the wartime Military Affairs Bureau and Ihe only Class A war criminal still imprisoned, is expected to bo paroled about April. He was one of 18 major war criminals sentenced to life impris onment by the Joint Allied Inter national military tribunal. Seven others were executed. , Of the 430 Class B and C war criminals still in SiiRamo, at least 330 are expected to be released outright or paroled before June, a government source said. DOORS OPEN 6:30 P.M NOW PLAYING! PTTT SMMINO ANNE BAXTER JEFF CHANDLER RORY CALHOUN wwii'WW(Bin-)6fflwral 1H0HT1 - ORT00N HtWg LAST TIME TDDAY! DON'T TNISE Two SpInl riHSLi.Ks! DOUBLE BiLL I aotauto H UrWTllf MttlTf (Radio ft:n NOTE: Thi llrrald and Stw la nai reponlbl for last minute change. Ida radio and TV acbadulrs. Tbwy ara publlantd mtrrir at a public senm sad ara furnished by tha various tla Mani Inrolved.t KFLW CBS AffC. 1451 KG Tuesday Evening, Jan. 31 6:00 Today's flporta HijiMigMs it in rwell Thonni CHS ti M Amos 'N' Andy Music Hall CBS 9:M Chevrolet Nrwi CBS 7.00 Suspend CBS 7:30 News CBS 7 .13 Jack Carton Show CBS ft 00 Newt CBS B OS Curt Muury Show CBS S.rto Preview ol Tomorrow 0 3 Btng Crosby CBS 8.00 Sound Mirror 9 30 Ufe la Worth Living BC 10:00 10 P.M. Edition . 10:13 Johnny Dollar CBS 10. JO Time for relaxation 11:00 Sign off Newt Summary 11:03 Sign Off Wednesday, Feb. 1 f 00 Minute News Summary 0.01 American favorite Mutlc 6:15 Minute News Summary I;I6 America'! Favorite Music 6M0 Minute Newi Summary b.Jl America's favorite Music 6:43 Minute Newi Summary W.4fl America's Favorite Music f 7.00 Newi Breakfast Edition 7:13 Dugan & Meat Show x 7:30 Frank Gom t 7:43 Harry baODHt CBS 8:00 Breakfast Club ABC B 00 Blue SAiei f 13 Better Living 8 30 Helen Trent CBS 8.45 Our Gal Sunday CBS 10:00 Wendy Warren CBS 10:13 Ma Perkins CBS 10:30 Young Dr. M alone CBS 10:43 Guiding Light CBS 11:00 Madazina News I arid Theater 11:10 Music 11:13 Aunt Mary CRS . 11:30 Nora Drake CBS 1:43 Aunt Jenny CBS 12:00 Noon Kdillon News ' 12:13 Paylesi Sidewnik Show 12:30 Houae Party CBS i:uu Arinur uouirrv CBS 2:30 Hank Henry Show 3:00 K'lth Ahhton CBS 3:10 Stop 'N' Shon 3:13 Easy Listening 3:43 Ted Malon ABC 4:00 Whimpering Streets ABC 4:13 Basin Briefs 4:30 Today's Top Tunes 9:00 Edward R. 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Edition 10:15 Johnny Dollar CBS 10:30 Time for Relaxation 00 Slail Off News Summary 11:03 Si n Off KFJI MBS & DM15. 1159 KC Tuesday Evening, Jan. 31 00 Boo Greene News DLBS 13 Warren Uunyan Sports Report 29 Hollywood Highlights 30 First Federal News 45 Sam Hayes DLBS .15 Harry Wismer DLBS :00 Treasury A Kent DLBS .iu Brjuaa Hoom ulbs 00 Haunting Hour 30 Boh and Rny DLBS 33 Lea Paul Mary Ford DLBS :00 Gabriel Heatter DLBS 10 ruiton Lewis DLBS :30 Coke Time with Eddit Fiihei DLBS 43 Bob Inrh Show 11:00 Five Min, Finals DLBS 09 Sign Off Wednesday, Feb. 1 :00 First News :03 Sunrise Serenade with Lucas :30 Sons of the Pioneers . .45 Farm Reporter .00 Hemingway MBS :15 Breakfast Gang DLBS :30 Today's Bekt Bins 7:49 Bunyan News . n:ixt i;tiff Engl DLHS 8:13 Morning Mr-Jodie 'Vim Lucas roigera morning jvews 9:00 Morning Melodien with Lucas 913 Kraft Newa DLBS 9:20 Morning Melodies with Lucas Pt45 BJin Bnuqut-t 10 00 Newspaper nf the Air DLBS 10:15 Telln Teat DLBS 10:30 A Vlait to La Pointes 10:45 Quickie Quit 11:00 Tune Test 1)1, OS 11:23 Kraft Nrws DLBS 11:30 Queen For A Day DLBS 12 00 Tips from Town Shop 12:13 Bunyan Noon News 12:30 Best on Record 12:45 M L. 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ABO ' Tuesday Evening;, Jan. 31 ' 1150 Devotions , 12:00 Matinee 1:00 Medford City Police 1:13 Secret Storm 1:30 Afternoon Theater 2:45 Val Rogue Travel Tim 3:00 Feminine Fancies 3:30 Western Theater 4 .(0 Uncle Bill , 5:00 Pinky Lee 5:30 Howdy Doody b:oo Maple and Music 6:13 News St Weather 6:30 TV Question Box 7:0J I4,0OO Question 7 30 Do You Trust Your Wife 8:00 Phil Silvers Show 8:30 Celebrity Playhouse 0:00 Liberare 0:30 Confidential File 10.00 Famous Playhouse 10:30 Beat Theater 12:00 News & Sign Off tieanesaay, tto. l 1:50 Devotions 12:00 Matinee l:uo Garden Home it Farm 1:19 Secret Storm 1:30 Afternoon Theater 2.45 A Visit From Your Veterinarian 3:00 Feminine Fancies 3::io Medford City Schools Fgm 4:00 TBA 4:30 Uncle Bill 5:00 Pinky Lee 9:30 Andy's Gang 0:00 TBA H:13 News 6:25 Weather 1 6:30 Hopalong Osildy 7:00 U. S. Steel Hour 8:00 Disneyland 9:00 Follow That Man 9:30 Science Fiction 10:00 Modern Tales of The Texas Ranaers 10:30 Bent Theater 9 12:00 News and Sign Off Lions, Rotary Set For Fight DUNSMUIR It will be the Lions Long jonns against the Rotary Triangle Cuts In a benefit basket ball game Wednesday night which will climax the March of Dimes campaign In Dunsmulr. This event win oegin with a preliminary game ueiween me Dunsmulr elemen. tary school and Cottonwood ele. mentary school teams at 7:30 at me elementary school gym. For the Lions-Rotary contest, rooters are being asked to help decide who wins the game by toss ing small change Into scoring box es for each team. Cash will Drevail over baskets when the referees an nounce the winner. The losing team has agreed to clean up the city park next spring if the winners will be hosts at a picnic when they turn out for the Job. Strategy for the game was dis cussed this week at the Lions din ner on Tuesday evening at the Travelers Hotel and the Rotary luncheon on Wednesday at the Hotel Dunsmulr. Both clubs had as their guest speaker last week, Bua Lauer of Los Angeles who represents the Gerrold Corporation. TV equip ment suupuer. we was lntrodurpri uy jonn Hurgess who has th frn. chisc lor the Dunsmulr television cable system. Lauer explained the various dif- ncuities the cable system had to surmount to bring TV to Dunsmuir ana o: the advantages of the cable system. Archers Plan Fund Campaign iviamain a r c n e r s announce their first money-making project Ir. their program to raise funds to start an indoor shooting range. For the last two years the group has built iand maintained the outdoor field course for public use at Moore Park. Two evenings' entertainment are scheduled at Mills School for Tues dnv, January 31 and Wednesday, February I, starting at 7:30 p.m. each evening. "Alnska, the Wonderland." wild life films made by Ted Havnes. who formerly lived in the Klam ath Basin, will be supplemented bv the showing of a Howard H 1 11 archery hunting film. Tickets are on sale at Joe's Sporting Goods Store, Hal's Sport Shop. The Gun Store. Don Diven's, Poole's Bicycle Shop. Roberts Hardware. Peterson's Market, Cur ley's Texaco Station and Farmers' Lumber and Milling Company. Ee.-.ts may be purchased at the door on each evening, also. Earl Cahoon is president of Klamath Archers whose member ship numbers about 60 archery en thusiasts. Bud Vroir.an Is vice president and Audrey Baxter Is secretary treasurer. Tie group neeis recuiariy on tne tirst Thurs day of each month in the base ment of Moose Hall where It has an indoor archery range. Klamalh Archers pHn an invita tional field tournament to be shot on April 29 at Moore Park. 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Joe Johns was the contractor. Former location of the business was at 1 130 Main Street. Eisenhower Not Avid Video Viewer; Simply No Time By CHARLES MERCER WASHINGTON ifl Like many another busy male citizen of the United States. President Elsen hower is not an avid viewer of tele vision. He simply doesn't have the time. But he Is deeply Interested in television and watches a variety of programs whenever he can. Available to him and Mrs. Eisen hower in various rooms of the White House living quarters are four black-and-white TV sets and one color set. They also have tele- Norway Leader Faces Crisis AALESUND, Norway (UP) Norwegian Foreign Minister Hall vard Lunge sped home from Den mark today to face a threatened international incident stemming from the seizure of Russian fishing boats by Norwelgn naval vessels. Tough Norwegian snllors flourish ing pistols and machine guns boarded and captured four Red fishing boats and a factory ship Monday for violating Norway's ter ritorial waters. Norwegian torpedo boats raced out at dawn after radioed reports from Norwegian fishermen said "several" Red boats which es escaped Monday sneaked back dur ing the night. Heavier warships steamed from north and south to the area, be tween Stad Foreland and Svlnoey lighthouse, on orders radioed from Ihe west coast navy headquarters at Bergen. Lange broke off his visit to Cop enhagen, where the Nordic Council is meeting, when he received the news. The commander of one Norwe gian boarding party fired two Warning shots into the deck of a Russian ship at the feet of its captain when he refused to follow orders to sail into port. Norwegian sailors kept the Russian crew cov ered with submachine guns. The captured ships were part of Russian tlshlng fleet of 70 to 80 ships spotted netting herring "well within" the four-mile limit of Nor wegian waters. Swift armored navy torpedo boats dashed into the middle of the fleet, catching it by surprise, and capturing four mod ern. 200-ton steel ships and their 40-man crews. Co tfrri "fv V" KLAMATH fAi.kt. ORtttON OPEN EVERY DAY AMERICAN CHINESE Feeds of thtir beitf Ph. 4494 For Orden To Take Out Ben B. Lee, Mgr. LtlOH SNOWDtN "ALL THAT HCAVCN ALLOWS" -;,4t vision sets at their farm in Get tysburg, Pa. It would make interesting news if one could report the specific favorite programs of the Presi dent and Mrs. Eisenhower. But that's top secret. As the Eisen howers and their official family are keenly aware, their personal likes and dislikes would attract so much public Interest in certain programs that the result could be most unfair to many other pro. grams. Whenever possible both the Pres. Ident and his wife view at lea.st one televised news program in the evening. For relaxation, when time permits, the President en. joys watching a good mystery drama. Mrs. Eisenhower, on the other hand. Is an avid television watch- er. She takes TV programs pretty much as they come. She enjoys music and there is one specific weekly dramatic program that is her personal pick of the many regular dramatic shows on the screen. Naturally the Eisenhowers al ways are interested in seeing news program pickups of the President a televised press conferences. Presidential Press Secretary James C. Hagerty says the White House Is greatly impressed by the numbers of letters that pour in after a televised press conference. "The President thinks of tele vision as a great medium of both entertainment and education," says Hagerty. "He believes it should be applied to government and the news events of the world. It helps keep people informed every day." Legal Notice - NOTICE OF DATE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY In the Matter of the Estate of Carwln Clifford Adkins. who was also known as Clifford Adkins. Deceased. 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The title is disputed in no uncertain terms by equally ardent citizens of Punxsatawney, Pa., who say their groundhog Is the sage of the world and the only one entitled to predict the end of winter. "Our little groundhog. Prince Dauphin, may not put In an ip. pearance, because to put It mildly, he's In love," sadly explained Wally Braatx, Sun Prairie Ground hog Club member. "He Is very temperamental so much so you can't get near him." Groundhog day is Feb. 2. On that day each year the furry little ani mal, according to tradition, pops his head out of his burrow for a look around after sleeping all win ter. If he sees his shadow In bright sunlight, he goes back to sleep for six more weeks. No shadow -spring Is Just around the horlion. Sun Prairie, however, will not relinquish the honors to Punxsa tawney. If Prince Dauphin Is too suby with amour, retired champion "Sir No Talk In Sleep" will be called out of retirement to do the hon ors, club members said. 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