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Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore., Page 30 Sun., Jan. 13, 1952 Q UilTH CUM BT0HR'4y MIKE HIGHLIGHTS Did you ever tit down, alone, in the quiet of the evening, and ask yourself: "What, really, do I believe? What is my basic philosophy? My credo?" It may sound easy. However you may dis cover that it's easier to list the things you don't believe in. In general, we believe in the Golden Rule, in De mocracy, and a Supreme Being. But what, specifically, do they mean to you, as an individual? How do they affect the things you do; and say? What are your fears, desires, hopes? Those questions, and others, were raised by four business and professional men at a luncheon in Philadelphia, nearly three years ago. Two of them were Edward R. Murrow, and Edward P. Morgan, of CBS. Out of this discussion of spiri tual values came one of radio's outstanding contributions to phi losophy: "THIS I BELIEVE", a five-minute series which will be gin on KERG Jan. 28. An invited guest appears each day, with Murrow voicing a brief introduction and acknowledge ment. The guest a successful man or woman, regardless of religion, race or color tells his personal philosophy. "THIS I BELIEVE" is privately financed, rejects comrricrcial spon sorship. Among the guests will be citi zens of the Eugene area . , . per haps one every two weeks. KERG Manager, L. W. Trommlitz, has compiled a list of 26 persons, who will be invited to participate this year. First the guest writes a script, submits it to CBS. Then a record ing' is made locally, and the tape sent to Murrow for the introduc tion. "We want the thoughtful, care fully conceived, personal basic be liefs of people what they have personally learned of relative values," Murrow says. "We do not want dogma or editorializing or finger-pointing at the listener." For example, this excerpt from the' philosophy of Helen Keller, one of the first to appear on the series which began nearly a year ago: "When I think of the suffering tnd famine, and the continued slaughter of men, my spirit bleeds, but the thought comes to me that, like the little deaf, dumb and blind child I once was. mankind is growing out of the darkness of ignorance and hate into the light of a brighter day. A ROSE: "THIS I BELIEVE." A THORN: Disbelief. TOSSY SPIVAKOVSKY Violinist PIERRE MONTEUX Conductor .San Francisco Symphony Orchistra Academic FeiHvah Overture Irahmi SuHe In B Minor (S.I.) . . Bach Violin Concerto In D Major i 1st Movement Brahma Symphony In D Minor (Sot.) . Fro nek Prifrom lobt to poitrbl charto Sun. 8:30 p.m. KUGN Jan. 13, 1952 590 on your dial m Lane County has part Interest the Morgue" is the unusual story Salem. Hoss has moved from the Korea war theatre to Europe, Earth's Tides Are Measured where he operates with a roving mike and plans to interview Lane County servicemen with General Ike's army on the continent. Hoss's show will begin Jan. 27 on KORE (8:30 p. m.) Parents who wish to have the KORE and KSLM reporter contact their boys who have been asked to contact the radio station sponsor. The Mario Lanza show, which has been heard Monday evenings, moves to Friday night Jan. 25, and will be heard at 6 p. m. Pa cific time (KGW). The Golden Gate Quartet will be guests on the Peggy Lee show Tuesday night (KERG-CBS 9:45). Thursday night, bandleader Ray Anthony will make a guest ap pearance. What's the funniest thin? that ever happened to you? There's a cash prize of $1,000 waiting for the lucky person who submits the best letter this week. There will be more details of the contest Tuesday night on "People Are Funny" (KERG-S 7 p. m.) Soloist on The Standard Hour this Sunday will be the brilliant violinist, Tossy Spivakovsky. Fol lowing concert tours in Europe, Australia and New Zealand, Spiv akovsky came to the U, S. He has held the position of concertmaster for three seasons with the Cleve land Symphony Orchestra. Pierre Monteux will conduct the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra in the broadcast which will originate in San Francisco's War Memorial Opera House (KUGN, 8:30 p. m.). "The People Act" began offi cially last week on the Columbia Broadcasting System. KERG lis teners to the first performance telephoned appreciation for the fine show. The second in the se ries will be held Sunday, starting at r.m p. m. this week s program will present the dramatic tape recorded facts of Arlington, Vir ginia's post war campaign to modernize its school system. A burning desire by an Ameri can doctor, Robert Bronson, to avenge the World War II death of his brother during an air raid by a German bomber, and the un expected opportunity to realize that revenge form the basis for the weekly drama "The Big Hand" this Monday (KUGN-ABC, 8 p.m.). The "Theatre Guild On The Air," this week will star Dorothy McGulre in "Look to the Moun tain" on Sunday (KGW-NBC 5:30 p.m.). The story is based on Le grand Cannon's exciting novel of the early 1700's. Adrian Gendot's "The Man From Motorists Buy Auto Comfort NEW YORK (U.R) Amerl' cans spend about two billion dol lars a year to give their cars all the comforts of home, except per haps indoor plumbing, says a noted travel authority, Carol Lane. Miss Lane covers 50,000 miles each year as women's travel di rector of Shell Oil, testing devices that add to the family's driving enjoyment. "Home sweet home is a mobile motto today," she said. "Complete car kitchens, from refrigerator to collapsible cutlery, can be nestled in the trunk. Cribs that inflate and 'bedrooms' that rest on the car roof provide sleeping quarters for mom, pop and baby." Miss Lane reported that the av erage new car owner pays about $230 on a combination of such standard motoring comforts as ra dio, heater, seat-covers, auto matic window-washer and extra mirrors. Additional investments for his roaming home average be tween $50 and $100 on gadgets varying from a plug-in baby bottle warmer or electric razor to a heated steering wheel or travel ing TV set. iu ue iom oy ine wnistier" bun- CINCINNATI, O. (U.B-Every-day (KERG-CBS 7:30 p.m.). The one knows about the moon caus story deals with a strange decep- ing lides on tne seashore but at tion which leads a frightened Xavier University here a Califor mminal to frenzied action and nia scientist has been measuring Weathermen Do Guess a Little Marriage and family problems are heard on the "John Anthony" program which has returned to the Mutual Don-Lee network Sun day nights (KORE, 7:00 p.m.). Anthony asks the woman or man his or her problem and gives his advice "on the air." Award winning reporter Ed Murrow can now be heard five nights a week on KERG-CBS Murrow's show begins at 5 p.m. and features a 15-minute mostly straight but very dramatic pres entation of the day's news. Jack Benny sets-out to get a haircut at a combination haber dashery and barber shop in Holly wood on CBS Radio's "Jack Benny Program," this Sunday (KERG 4 p.m., 9:30 p.m.). For anyone else a haircut is fairly routine, but Benny does it the hard way. A big-time racketeer takes up residence in "Mr. District Attor ney's" county, a move coincident with a series of cold-blooded gang killings in "The Case of the Killer," to be broadcast Friday (KUGN 6:30 p.m.). The distinguished English pian ist Clifford Curzon is soloist with the New York Philharmonic Symphony under Franco-Autori Sunday (KERG-CBS 11:30). Cur zon will perform in the Beethoven Concerto for Piano and Orchestra No. 5 In E flat major ("Emperor"). Bcrtrand Russell, one of the world's great contemporary phil osophers, winner of the 1950 Nobel Prize for literature, will examine "A Changing World," its ideas, its happiness, the effects of atomic science, Communism, and where civilization is heading, in five broadcasts over CBS Radio, as guest of Dwight Cook on the "You and the World" series, starting Monday evening and con tinuing through Friday (KERG CBS 10:15 p.m.). tides on the earth, Dr. John T. Pettit, research as sociate at the University of Cali fornia at Los Angeles, says the earth responds to the attractions of the sun and moon just as the sea does. Under the attractions of the sun and the moon, the earth changes, or heaves, as much as 11-inches a day. The doctor said that at any given time a part of the earth's surface resembles the bulge in a squeezed balloon. The fluctuation is due to changes in gravity, which varies according to the earth's distance from the sun and the moon. CHERRY POINT, N.C. U.R) Weather experts at the Marine Corps air station here admit that they use "one per cent guesswork" along with their charts and me chanical recordings to forecast the weather. Although a part of the national weather system, the local unit's main interest lies in aviation. The unit must provide weather clear ance for flights of all squadrons from the huge air station here. It also gives personal briefings to cross-country fliers. When the weather is reported bad over the pilot's planned route, the forecaster will try to suggest an alternate where the weather Is known to be good. The aerologists here undergo one of the longest perioas oi schooling and apprenticeship of anv service trade. After training at Lakehurst, N.J., they serve a two-year apprentlcesnip nere, inen return to iaKenursi iur ivmuut up. With all their training and all their charts, balloons and mathe matically backed calculations, the weathermen admit to relying on guess Work "now and then" and to spotting tne weatner exacu.v right only about 80 per cent of the time. IBHIHVIQ JdpJSj9BtfleJUMBALeHe)SBBaaal I j wuat nnc: YniiR LAUNDRY COST YOU? CHECK THIS: "FLUFF" DRY 10c PER POUND 24-HOUR SERVICE USE OUR FAST DRYING FACILITIES EXPERT TRUSS FITTING A complete Line -of Trusses; Abdominal and Back Belts. Elastic Stockings, Crutches. Women's Girdles and Supports. EXAMINATION FREE Tiffany-Davis Drug Co. 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