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By DAVE BLACKMER
RADIO PROGRAMS
A group of entertainers from NBC's "Grand Ole Opry
program (Satudays 7 :30 p.m.) will leave Nashville Tennes
see, today, March 3, en route to Korea where they will
entertain troops in small groups throughout the combat
area wherever they can be assembled.
Included in the party, each with their own entertainers,
will be Hank Snow, Ernest Tubb and Lew Chilrre. Ott
Devine, chief announcer and assitant program director of
WSM, Nashville, and William R. McDaniel, the station's
public relations head, will also accompany the contingent.
The trip was planned after Governor Gordon Browning of
Tennessee received a letter last November from Soldiers of
the Ninth Infantry Regiment dated Old Baldy, Korea, re
questing more entertainment from the "Grand Ole Opry"
performers.
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The five top songs nominated for the forthcoming Mo
tion Picture-Academy Award will be presented on NBC-TV's
"Dinah Shore Show" of Tuesday, March 3 (NBC-TV live
network, 6:30 p.m. CST; KNBH, 7:30 p.m. PST).
. With the aid of The Notables, and Vic Schoen and or
chestra, Dinah will give the inimitable Shore treatment to
"Am I in Love,'-' "Because You're Mine," "Zing a Little
Zong," "High Noon," and "Thumbelina."
It's the Li'tle Breaks in Life That Count!
Did you know that Peggy Lee adopted the inimitable
soft-style of singing that has made her a star the night
she got stage fright when she spotted Jack Benny and Mary
Livingstone in the audience in a Palm Springs nightclub?
Or, that Vaughn Monroe began his musical career only
because another boy had buck teeth and couldn't blow the
trumpet in the school band? Or, perhaps, that Ezio Pinza
turned to singing only after being thoroughly disgusted
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The facts of this nature are found by CBS's Les Farber.
He has revealed many interesting incidents. For instance,
Frances Langford was launched on her popular singing
, career only because a tonsillectomy prevented an operatic
career; Tito Giuzar's great passion for singing caused his
family to disi..!.3rit him; today's great performer Danny
Kaye turned to comedy because he once misplaced a comma
which cost the insurance company for whom he .worked,
$4U,UOU. Louis Armstrong, the jazz king, learned to play
the trumpet as a result of being sentenced to an orphanage
by the court; the great composer Sigmund Romberg really
wanted to be a civil engineer.
Yours for the Listening:
" KSLM 7-7:25 p.m. Gest on "Reporters' Roundup" will
be Secretary of Agriculture Ezra T. Benson who is the cen
ter of the current controversy on farm price support. This
broadcast will make the first appearance of any member of
the Eisenhower cabinet in a panel interview program.
Everett Hollis will be the moderator and the program will
originate from Washington.
Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis, heard on NBC-KGW
Radio, Tuesdays, 9 p.m. PST, are preparing another of
their home movies. The current epic is a take-off on
"Come Back Little Sheba."
YOURS FOR THE TELE-VIEWING:
Fireside Theater at 9 "Grey Gardens." An Ameican
agent is trapped and tortured m Tibet, it leaves him
emotional v wrecked, and his reenverv is hamnereri hv an
unfile, in rthofrro nf hia oofafa urhn wmlM nrefpt TA apo him
remain helpless. A girl magazine-writer saves the day.
Ken Murry Show at 10 will have heavyweight boxer-turned-actor
Buddy Baer display his vocal talents, as guest
, star.
mi . i - - n n tin il at'M J .t T
- Tin Tin Jr, Dennis Moor. .
Circle Theater at 9:30 with Melville Ruick tells of a
once-great concert artist getting a comeback chance in
'.' "Recording Date."
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KPTV Plans to
Offer Tourney
r DAVID VLACKMER
Salem area baiketbell . fans
won't have to tret any longer
about not being able to take
in the western regional basket
ball finals at CorvallU March
13 and 14 If Television station
KPTV in Portland gets lt way.
KPTV I presently working
very bard on making the neces
sary arrangements to telecast
the semifinal and final games
of the tournament.
Tickets were told out long
ago for the tournament with
several fans planning to take
them in. Now all they have to
do is get to the nearest tele
vision screen. The huge Gill
Colieeum which teats better
than 10,000 persons ia a com
plete sellout
The only barrier tn tne roaa
now is that KPTV has to bar
tain with network brass In the
East to get the final OK to ditch
their programs tor the hour and
a half telecast. This same task
was completed for the Wednes
day night fights.
Capital Journal, Salem, Ore- Tuesday, March 3, 1951 IS
"But don't get your hopes
built up too high," warns Jan
Webster, publicity agent for
KPTV, who says the main big Zena
"if Is still in the picture. I meeting
KING-TV of Seattle will parents
Zena
telecast the event and will
cable the pictures to Seattle and
KPTV will in turn tap their
lines to transmit to the KPTV
viewers.
Our hat off to KPTV if this
big event goes off with flying
color.
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z Clear Lake
Smith, Clifford Orey, Ted Gi
rod, Mrs. D. D. Huddlcston, and
Bert Murphy.
" Clear Lake -The United Na-! The Plav ' coached by Mrs.
r.tions speech and essay contest, I "drvey Evans.
which is being sponsored by I A "Election will be Uken to
'the Odd Fellows and Rebekah1 be added to the club treasury.
neiresnmenis win uc servea.
On February 20 the play will
be presented at the Popcorn
schoolhouse.
Working on the Red Cross
lodge, will be held by the Ger
vais chapter at Quinaby hall on
Wednesday evening.
Since Lorraine Owen of Kei-
zer is the only contestant fromdrive CIcar Lgke re Mrs
mis area, sne win maKe ne Robert Asbury chairman, Mrs.
speecn annis meeung ana w. Joh Guy Mr, GeorM ,
men parucipaie in me nnBis ilpi,h .nA Mr. A x Ki.hplhr.
participate
Salem. Louis Owens, who made
rith, and Mrs.
ger.
'January $320,029
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Pine Lumber
Men fo Meet !
San Francisco u.Pj More
than 300 of the West's leading
pine lumbermen, including a
large delegation from Oregon,
are expected to gather here this
week for the 22nd annual meet
ing of the Western Pine associ
ation. The pine men are scheduled
to hold committee meetings
Thursday and Friday.
S. V. Fullaway, Jr., Portland,
secretary manager, said the
group will discuss the current
status of the industry with
strong emphasis on serious for
est insect and disease infesta
tions threatening timber in sev
eral sections of the vast 12-state
pine region.
Scheduled speakers Include
Phil Creden, advertising mans
ger of Edward Hines Lumber
company, a large Illinois retail
lumber concern owning mills at
Hines and Westfir, Ore.
Oldest Civil War
Veteran Loses Leg
Rochester, N.V. ' () James
A. Hard, at 111 the oldest vet
eran of the Civil War, clung
tenaciously to life today after
losing his right leg in surgery
Hard, who fought with the
Union infantry at Bull Run,
suffered a circulatory disorder
in his right foot. Surgeons am
putated the leg just above the
knee last night.
the trip to the United Nations
gueTt fpeXrfathirewilbe BU.ldil.Cj PCFITlitS f OF
which is open to the public.
The Community club is spon
soring a tnree-aci piay, uook Building permits in Salem
. Me in the Eye," to be presented i j,:,,,, r.hriirv tntaiori s-i-jn .
p at the schoolhouse Friday at 8 029 going nead o the $250,215 R p Macartney. Klamath Falls,
p.m. me jjiui cciuers muunu total for January,
pair of newly weds who sland to j of the February total 27 per
lose a fortune if their relatives mit. were or new home, t0 cosl
t learn of their secret marriage, i $269,000 as against 15 January
nypnousm as a cure mr men permits costing $124,000.
troubles brings sonie interesting i permits for alterations In Feb
complications. ' ruary totaled $34,654 and for
In the cast are Lynn Barker. January they were $43,630.
Miss Earlene Gallihugh, Mrs.:
Fern Zeeb. Mrs. Arthur Evans,! Lynching in the United
Nick Eichelberger, Oral Garner,' States totaled IIS in 1900. In
Mrs. M. L. Mills. Mrs. W. A.1951 the total was one.
president of the National Lum
ber Manufacturers association.
Featured speaker will be
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County Will
Dismiss Suit
Oregon City U.B Attorney
A. W. Lafferty today said mo
tion had been filed to dismiss
action in a suit by Clackamas
county in the U.S. district court
to force distribution of $8,000.-
000 accumulated from 472.000
acres of controverted O tt C
lands In Oregon.
Lafferty said the district
court has given the county un
til March 30 to file a brief in
answer. He said the dismissal
motion had been filed in the
name of Secretary of Interior
Douglas McKay and Secretary
of Agriculture Ezra Benson.
Lafferty said the motion was
based on the contentions that
the complaint does not state a
claim upon which relief can be
granted, the suit is against the
United States when non-consent
has given for it to be sued and
the United States is a necessary
party and has not been made a
party.
Of forest fires in 1951, care
less smoking caused more than
twice aa many conflagrations
than any other single cause.
.Highlighting the
of the Lincoln-Zena
club at Zena school
house Thursday was the talk on
music in the schools, ft ten by
Miss Gretchen Kraemer, music
supervisor of Salem schools, who
emphasized the fact that music
concept is used as building
block for later learning.
The first thing to learn, went
on the speaker, is rhythm.
Our aim is to teach the chil
dren to play, sing and listen.
Miss Kraemer said that ap
propriate records are played to
get the attention of children.
. Presiding at the business meet
ing was Mrs. N.. E. Gresham,
president.
. Mrs. Gresham announced that
the film, "Fears of Children."
will be shown by the Marios
County Tuberculosis and Health
association, at the parents club
meeting at Lincoln school house,
Thursday, March 28.
In the first seven months of
1952, U.S. forest fires destroy
ed almost 53,000 acres.
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