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BEST REMARK OF WEEK:
Daytime serials are generally prim
but shocking. Nighttime comics
are generally shocking but prim.
Author of statement is Albert Ellis,
authority on radio.
AROUND THE STUDIO: Con
certed hope for improvement by
baby Timmy Roelle, hospitalized
with rare case of spinal menin
gitis. Timmy is aged one and a
half. His engineer dad and five
other members of family given
mdeical shots as precaution.
Studio piano kept in constant
use these days. Bob Weber trying
to give I.vle Kenner piano lessons
In case Web takes a few days off,
Dad Kenner may be able to take
over whole production of Brighter
Side, 6:30 p.m. weekdays.
Small boxing ring set up in back
office yesterday. Torrence. t h e
talking terrapin, in trainnig for
the International Golden Gloves
Ens. Miller Enrolled
In Naval Line School
Reading, writing and arithmetic.
navy style, is pretty much the
curriculum for Ens. Wesley B. Mil
ler, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Miller of Drain, now enrolled
as a member of the 1951 class at
the Naval General Line school,
Monterey, Calif.
All of the students are former
naval reserve oflicers, who have
transferred into the regular navy
as a career. The 10-month course,
under the Holloway plan, is de
signed to give them an education
in naval subjects along the lines
of the U. S. Naval Academy curric
1 ulum.
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Thursday. By the way, KRNR will
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In response to many inquiries
the family name of Torrence is
j Testudinidae the name is a lot
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; so it will probably never be aired.
I SUNDAY: When your new
j Easter bonnet has been carefully
I placed back in its box, and you
: sit back and relax on Sunday aft
ernoon, tune to KRNR for an
Easter parade of programs to take
i you on the high road of adventure,
j There's Martin Kane, Private Eye;
i followed at 2:30 by the Shadow,
t and True Detective Mvsteries.
j RECOMMENDED: M-G-M The
ater at 5 00 p m. John Ganiled
I stars in "The Prizefighter and the
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Special Board
To Run State Fair
Now Up To McKay
By PAUL W. HARVEY JR.
SALEM (rt'l Bills In set
up a special commission to run !
the Oregon state fair and to .Rive
$50 to each discharged convict
were sent to Governor McKay by
the legislature, while the senate
killed 18 to 11 a bill to prevent
railroads from closing stations
without consent of the public utili
ties commissioner.
The state fair bill, passed by
the house with only 11 dissenting
votes, would have the governor
appoint a five-man commission to
run the fair. It now is operated
hy state fair Director Leo Spitz
barT, who is appointed by state
agriculture Director E. L. Peter
son. Kep. Spraptie Carter, Pendleton,
said the "bill is an attempt to
save the state fair. Rural exhib
itors and machinery exhibitors
are losing interest because the fair
is becoming nothing but a carnival
and race meet.'
The opponents of the bill ob
jected to setting up a new com
mission, asserting the state has
too many boards and commissions
already.
Peterson fired Spitzbart several
weeks ago, but then rehired him.
However, the sponsors of the bill
denied that the dispute had any
thing to do with their introduction
of the bill.
Convicts' Pay Upped
The convict hill would give $50
to every discharged convict, and j
$25 to each paroled convict. All
they get now is $5. This hill was
passed by the house without op-!
position.
The railroad measure, requested
by labor organizations, was de
feated after an hour and 20 minutes
of senate debate.
It would have provided that no
railraod station with annual total
receipts of more than $10,000 could
he closed without consent of the
public utilities commissioner.
"Every railroad in the state has
neglected its duties toward the
people in the regions being served,"
I said Sen. Phil Brady, Portland
labor leader.
But Sen. Frederick S. Lamport,
Salem, said the railroads can't af
ford to maintain unprofitable sta
tions. Farm Management Fraud
Draws Term In Prison
PORTLAND (.f) A 71-ycar-old
farm realty operator was sen
tenced here to five years in prison
on charges of larceny in farm
management schemes.
The man, known as Henry Gard
ner but who said his true name
was Irvin Jordan, was charged
with selling a half interest in man
agement of a farm near La Cen
ter, Wash., which he did not own.
Deputy District Attorney Charles
E. Raymond said Gardner's trans
actions cost Mrs. Kthel Cad-
man, Seattle, $10,000, and others
amounts ranging up to SfiOOO. I
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4 00 John riynn MBS
4:15 llrinuufwayfcUiS
4 :to Miami Sr. HI Chorus
ft OO Sinking Marshall MBS
ft. .to Suit on Farad
5 45 ConrMnin Ellsworth
6-00 Air Force Hour
:u World of Spurts
f 45 Legion Program
7:00 'a mil y Theater MBS
7 .10 Happv Vallev Cowbuvf
too Murder by Expert MBS
a :tu Salvation Ann
9:00 News MBS
It IS Wrestling
10 ;iO Arthur Van Orchestra- MBS
HOO Salute to Reservists MBS
11 2S News Nightcap
11:30 Sign Off
BINUAV, MARCH U, 1111
:30 Easter Sunrise Service . M
M OO Hack to God Hour MBS
30 World News
8 45 Moment! of Devotion
BOO Radio Bihle Class MHS
B::tO Voice of Prophecy MUS
10 oo News MBS
10:15 Hink Temple ton 'a Sports Pa,'e
MHS
lOSO Lutheran Hour MBS
11:00 Church Services
11!: 00 World Newa
12:1 Cilia G-irden Talks
K' ; tO Canary Chorus MBS
U:4. Orgiin Concert
1 00 Crime Does Not Pay
MiO Martin Kane MHS
2 00 The Shadow MBS
3:;tO True Detective Mysteries MBS
3 00 Rov Rogers MRS
3.:tO Nick Cnrter MUS
4:00 Hollywood Open Houi
4:;iO Here Comes the Bride
5 oo Theater of the Air
6 00 Triumphant Hour MBS
7 oo Youth, I'nllnuicd
7 :) Melody Time
7:35 News MBS
8 i0 Twntv Questions -MBS
8 to Adventures of Manie
9 00 News MHS
915 Concert Miniatures
9 -to Old fashioned Revival Hour
10::to Chicago Theater MBS
11 :to News Nightcap
11:35 Sign Oft
MONDAY, MAKCH , 1951
0 00 Coffee Club capers
a to News Music
K 4.V-Rise & Shine MBS
7.00 Hemingway MBS
715 Breakfast Gang-MBS
7:45 Sons of Pioneers
800 Cecil Brown MBS
8 15 Ncws-MBS
8 : to Bible Institute Hour MBS
9 oo Ovrr the Coffee Cup
9:15 Gospel Singer MBS
9 : to Man About Town
9 45 Music
Hi. OO News- MBS
10 15 Tello-Tesl - MBS
10 :t0 Second Spring
10 45 Joys of a Shut -In
UOO Ladies Fair MBS
11 25 NewsMHS
11.(0 queen for a Day MBS
12 00 World News
12:15 Music In Modern Mood
12 :to Man on the street
12 45 Local News
12:55 Market Reports
1:00 Jack Klrkwood-VBS
1. :tO I'nited Nations -MBS
145 Meet the Band
2 oo Tune-O
2. :to Hollywood t'SA.
2:45 It's Requested
3 ;tO School Show
.1 45 Hook of Bargains
4 on Fulton Lewis Jr MBS
4.15 Menu ngwav MBS
4 .10 Passing Parade
4 45 Sum Hayes- MRS
5 (HI Mark Trail MHS
5 :tO Clvde Beat lv MFtS
5:55 Victor Borne MBS
H on Magic Garden
6 15 World of Sports
6::iO Brighter Side
6 45 Sitm Hayes-MRS
655 Bill Henry MHS
7 (0 Sleeps time Tales
7 15 Lionel Barry more
7 ; Owe Kid MRS
8 (to Let George Do It MBS
8 .to You Name It
8 45 Mutual Newareel MBS
9 IKt News MUS
9 15 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS
H:iO Hi Neighbor
9 45 Personality Time
9 55 Five-Minute Ftnal-MHR
10;0O I Love a Mystery MBS
111-15 Music You Want
10:45 Club 14!M
ll-20Nrws Nightcap
11:30 Slgtl Off
Whistling Swans Back
In Oregon Habitat
I.A GHANDE (iT) Whistlin?
swans, once a rare sight in the
Grande Ronde valley, now almost
set the calendar here.
Hunted almost to extinction at
one time, the birds have made
such a come-back that a large
flock swims today in ponds around
the Cove area.
As in Ihe past two years, the big
birds arrived on St. Patrick's day
in their annual spring migration.
This year only a few were in the
first contingent, wilh the bulk of
the flock arriving in later days.
Byrnes Refuses To Head -States'
Rights Ticket
COLUMBIA S. C. (7P Gov.
James P. Byrnes said flatly again
he will not be a candidate for Pres
ident on a states' rights Demo
cratic or any other ticket.
Byrnes also declared in a let
ter to the 1!)48 states' rights for
mer candidate, G. J. Strom Thur
mond, that he will not "seek lead
ership" of the more than 1.000,000
voters who supported Thurmond
for President.
Byrnes is a former tJ. S. secre
tary of stale and supreme court
justice.
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REMAINING HOURS TODAY
4 SO -Navy Band
4:45 Modern a i res
5:00 Four Knighta
8:15 Blue Barron
. ; Musical Cocktails
5 55 tnder the Capitol Dome
0 00 Sports Spotlit
0: 15 Lamplighters
0.30 Modern News
6:45 Jerry Grav Show
7 00 Masked Rider
7:30 Sons of the Saddle
8.00 Billy Butlerfield
8 15 Henry Bussey
8:30 F & W News
8:35 V. P. Comment arv
8 40 Dance Band Review
10 00 Modern Melody Hour
10:30 Hot Off the Hecord
11 (-0 Headlines of Tomorrow
11:05 Hot Off the Record
11:30 Sign Off
StNUAV. MARCH U. llll
T:tO Assembly of God Church
BOO World-Wide News
8 15 Church of Christ
8:45 Missionary Baptist Church
9:15 The Jordnnulre
9:30 WorWI-Wwie News
9 45 Top O' The Mornln
10:00 Clark Dennis
10:15 Sugar N Spice
10 30 Through the Listening Glass
11:00 Frank Devol Show
1 1 :30 Eater Sunday 1951
12 00 I Mmuti' J1 Pi)rr
12:01 Variety Time
12:15 Marine Band
12 30 Mid-Day News
12:45 Beacon Flee trie Organ Concert
1; 00 Say It With Music
1:15 Johnny Thompson
l:;iO Prairie Parade
2 00 Cavalcade of Music
2 :tO Skitch Henderson Show
3 00 Afternoon Carousel
3:30 News Summary
3 35 To Be Announced
3 45 Story Time
4 00 Sunday Serenade
4 to I nder the Capitol Dome
4 45 Paul West Orchestra
ft.no Smorgitsboard
.V30 Musical Cocktails
00 Suing Dp Sports
to. i.) Lamplighters
: to Modern Newt
6 45 Guest Star
7 00 Lenny Herman
7:15 Southland Spirituals
7 .10 Conservative Baptist church
8 :.'tO S Ac W News
8 .15 Showtime Hevue
9 00 Moonlight Matinee
10 OO Modern Mehtdy Club
10-30 Hoi Off The Record
I l:ln Headlines of tomorrow
1105 Hot Off The Record
11 30 Sign Off
MONDAY, k ARCH U, 1951
800 Early Birds
ti ii5 New Hi-adlinee .
0 Oft F.arlv Birds
0:.u Riders of the Purple Sag
ti 45 First Kdition News
7 00 Kddie Arnold
7.15 Alarm Clock Club
7 55 Savings Bonds Show
(HI World News
8.15 Sillv Symphonies
M 30 Tops In Pops
9 HO Modern Home
9 15 Sav It Wilh Music
D.'U World Wide News
9.45 Top OThe Mornin'
10.00 Sunset and Vine
10:15 Sug.ir N Spice
10 30 It Pavs To Listen
11 :00 Starlighters
11:15 Airlane Trio
I I :.tO Modes Modern
11 45 Chuck Foster
1Z imj 1 Minute of Prayer
12.01 Variety Time
12 15 Roving Repinier
12:50 Niel Bondt.hu
12 45 Market Itrpurt
12:50 Marvin Ash
LOO KRXL Open Hons
3 (Ml Socially Speaking
2 05 Melody Matinee
2.:iO Man with a Baton
3 on To Be Announced
3-15 All Star Record Review
3:25 Today's Menu
3:30 News Summary
.T35 Phnnoquest
4:30 Once Upon A Tim
4 45 Sleepy Joe
ft 00 Andy Parker
5:15 Jan Gather
5::(0 Musical Cocktail
5:55 Under the Capitol Dome,
600 Sport Spotlit
8:15 Lamoltghtcra
t, :a Modem News
8:45 Kddie Lemar Show
7:0 Music Box
7:30 Random Rhythms
7:45 My Serenade
Boo spotlight on Melody
8.10 News
8:35 U P. Commentary
8 "10 Henry Jones
B 45 Music For Reminiscing
9:0O MiikIc for Reminiscing
9:15 To He Annnunred
9.45 Heidelberg Harmunalrea
ft .MV News
10:00 Modern Melody Hour
10 ; Hot Orr The Record
11 :in Headlines of Tomorrow
11:05 Hot Off th Record
11:30 Swi) Off
MORE AUTOS IN OREGON
SALEM Ml OrcKon's mo
tor vehicle registration of 718.420
set a new record last year, and
was 9 percent more than in 1949,
Secretary of Slate Ncwbry says.
The state, he says, has 58 per
cent more vehicles than in 1945.
The ancient Indians in the south,
western part of what is now the
United Slates built the first Am r
ican apartment houses, some of
them containing 1,200 rooms.
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