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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1954)
rs irfpntified as P'Lllv by the sound F7 ,slie W. Reamer, "l reconvicted by By Sound of Voices . Father to See Bnhu a leaerai court Jury Tuesday in n..Li. w tw7 the $11,500 holdup June 28 of daughter Via TV th?rnp0? uS,,a,te ank- I . ?.ENVER Denver television """ "oii'ii iu, rrecman sel!s""i wel. his hmn oy Fitzsimons no date for sentence. iju jiittjij' lunula your family can do together in Better Homes & Gardens How to winterize your home lit mrrbody pitrii ia and gi the lieeie reedy lor .inter. Netember letter Hornet 1 Cotdent ihawi yo hot la da and juit how la da it. o II Hud peee altar aoge al ideal ta improve yaw hama ond belter yew way al living, ia November IH1G. mm. ea permission Army Hospital authorities show a tuberculosis patient Boeing Making Biggest Planes The baby, Kelly Lyn Gray, was WICHITA, Kan. OB The long born Tuesday, to Cnl anrt m est ranee and heaviest iet homb- Ramon L. Gray. She is their first ' ev in the world the Air Force child. Gray is hosDitali 7P(1 With fnhni.. culosis contracted in a North Ko- tean prison camp. Since he can't visit his daughter in DPrsnn ho'll see televised pictures of her each B-52 Stratofort will be coming from the Boeing Airplane Co. as sembly line here within a few months. Progress toward early produc tion here, in addition to that now afternoon the rest of this went ' started at Seattle, Wash., was re- jvealed as Boeing's 1000th B-47 R EGISTER-fiUARD WANT ADS ' Via" " . iaui-is President Eisenhower, cent Itjoyembeu 6 etterHomes and Gardens Cel it today! Oo year newsitani yOU KNOW HOW TO MAKE PEOPLE LIKE YOU? You Will Learn . . The secrets of personal popu larity How to overcome fear and self-consciousness To speak effec tively in public To make mora money ENROLL NOW IN THE NEXT )ALE CARNEGIE COURSE Starting Soon ilephone 4-5233, Extension 61, or see Jewel Hamill, Iff,.. T rtdrta AIR ITact TifnnA,,,,, ruAnnn Local Representative orthwesiern School of Commerce Portland, Ore. TIFFANY-DAVIS Foumn 15 BEEF SANDWICH Wiih Soup 45 MILK SHAKE any flavor -23 TIFFANY -DAVIS 8th & Willamette 1950 Franklin Blvd. in a re wire from Denver, hailed the rollout as a "significant event in the building up of our defense structure to meet the Western Dance Ilm Reeves & His Hayride Band TONIGHT Doors Open 8:00 Dancing 9-1 Adm. $1.50 per person (Inc. Tax) FERNRIDGE PARK BALLROOM 10 Miles Out West 11th THE UNITED STATES AIR FORCE BAND WASHINGTON. D.C. . COLONEL GEORGE S. HOWARD, U.S.A.F., CONDUCTOR PERSONAL APPEARANCE IIESDAY, OCT. 26-8:00 P.M.-Mc ARTHUR COURT rickets on Sals at . . . THOMPSON'S RECORD CORNER APPLIANCE CENTER McARTHUR COURT RESERVED SEATS GENERAL ADMISSION STUDENTS $1.00 I .Ml I aaajiiaji'MaBkaa'a' threat of Communist aggression." The B-52, regarded as a hydro gen bomb carrier with intercon tinental range, and the 6-47 Stratojet are counted on to hold this country's lead over Russia until supersonic ' bombers and transocean missiles are available. New B-52 orders have just been placed, calling for more planes at a stepped-up rate. Information on the two 600-mile-an-hour bombers spotlighted America's multiplying capacity for massive retaliation against major aggression. There are now more than 1,000 B-47's able to fly 4,000 miles without aerial refueling, which could rain down atomic destruc tion at a fantastic rate. Besides the 1,000 planes produced here, some in high-speed reconnais sance versions, the Stratojets also are being built by Lockheed Aircraft at Marietta, Ga., and Douglas Airplane Co. at Tulsa, Okla. Eventually, the Air Force will have 2,000 B-47's using old fashioned Hiroshima type atomic bombs, and 1,000 Stratojets which could drop the equivalent of two million tons of TNT many times the weight dropped on Germany in World War II. Gen. Alfred M. Gruenther, su preme commander in Europe, makes the claim frequently that Russia at present has no defense against the bombers. The B-52 is believed to be somewhat faster than the Strato-I jet, probably weights twice the jet, probably weighs twice the double the flying range. Both planes illustrate the long time required to get a modern, complicated aircraft into produc tion. B-47 design studies started in 1943, and B-52 drawing board work began in 1946. Back in those days, the B-29 superfort, a 250-mile an hour bomber about the size of the B-47, was the hottest thing going. M I Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore. Thiirs., Oct. 21, 1954 SB Feature Times THURSDAY (Subject to change) McDONALD Bear Window. 5:40, 6:25, 10:03. Black Glove, 1:00, 4:45, 8:30. REX Karamoja, 1:35, 3:55, 8:15, 8:35, 10:50. Halt Way to Hell, 12:30, 2:50, 5:10, 7:30, 9:50. HGILIG Seven Brides for T Bro thers, 1:30, 3:55, 5:40, 7:45, 9:50. Shorts start at l:la. TONITE THRU SAT.l JOHN PAYNE I UZABEIH SCOTT DAN DURYTAj SECOND HIT CASCADE I 2 mllei east Springfield FRIDAY ATTE 9:00 P.M. "JALOPY GIVEAWAY" Don't Mlsf The Time of Your Life Be Here I on the screen "Riding Shotgun" Randolph Scott Bugs Bunny New Review ELEANORE TREUTLE, accompanied her husband, Dr. William B. Trcutle, a graduate of the University of Oregon Dental School, to land of the world's last lost tribe of people, to film "Karamoja," opening Thursday at the Rex. First Run THURSDAY - FRIDAY SATURDAY TWO COLOR HITS Show Starts 6:30 ALAN BGDZ) THRILLS 4jfeff JLT" l on thi igri wvz HIOH M l feTxlj ALSO COLOR CARTOON & NEWS JANE POWELL and How ard Keel join their singing voices for the first time in hilarious musical, "Seven Brides for Seven Broth- ers," now playing at the ! lleilig. DOORS OPEN AT 12:45 S0NGS Mirthful 1'' Mnkflll Ck,a,M9 4Br I Mil ) i 1 4m 1 -te!!tels Your Family Drive-In THEY WEAR only the wind . . . THEY LIVE on blood and beer! u - ' .JZZmmm BW 2nd Big NEW Hit! I a?' S&Z.,S5Wrl Outntin Reynold.' Story lJ 1 ;,BB 5mAl.WAYT0IIIU"l fjjgkgK! RAPE OF THE HUMAN RACE :;W .-fr -v " t,rt n,-s iM 'Cj STARTS TODAY! tiFomi-MKEa kfl MMDS Diss TaMBIYN Tmi RUl Btta WENBEIl THBMK KEUY-COREY-ruter AND THE BLACK GLOVE' DOORS OPEN AT 1:45 mmmm. All HAIL M-43-M'S ALtVCTAIt DRAMATIC MAarrCIIPIKC OP WILUAM SHAKMPCARt'S DOORS OPEN AT 6:45 Guy Madison "THE COMMAND" Van Heflln ' "GOLDEN MASK" SEE SEE THE WORLD'S LAST LOST TRIBE UNTOUCHED BY OUR MODERN CIVILIZATION!!! The enchanted Lobor Mountains . . , the Val ley of Bones . . . the River of Rollins Sands . the Prairie of Lurking Death The Enchanted Forest of Deer World's tallest Giraffe. The ancient Rites of Baal... Customs of the Iron Age, the Stone Age In practice Today . . The Worship of the Golden Calf A People without Fear who Dis play no sign of Pain! pPP Ravage Tribesmen X I" . Wearing The Men They - Have Killed, tatooed on their Right Arms and the Women They Have Killed on their Left Arm. Thirty Foot Wells Dug using only the smallest of sticks, dfepp Children's Teeth pp Knocked Out by Stones v mm mm , , , Holes punched through the Lower Lip, and Lip Plugs of Milky Quartz fa- snionea and inserted. The Catalan Forge saders. the Skirts of the Cru- Jungles bristling with p Lions, Hyenas, Snakes Ivkla and Tigers Invaded by Karamojans armed only with Spears. . , .Unbearable tempera tures of up to 150 degrees ... the Melting or solid Iron. The amazing Bleeding p ! of Animals for Food mw mm mm Karamojans grow into 'Giants on a diet of only Blood and Beer . . . They have never tasted Vegetables. Sea Food, Fowl, Meats or Bread, . mm Soaps of sand . . . Teeth mm mm that know no decay . . , mm mm mm World's most elaborate halrstylngs ., In credible Ear-rings . . . Women bite off their Husband's toes as punish ment for being bad, mm mm People who pay no mm mm taxes . suffer no tj disease . . . Feel no pain . . Count no years . . . Fight no wars . . . Living today In the most primitive and un civilized customs of the Earth's history. fl!OTOR-VU DAIV-in THEATRE ONE MILE IAT OF IPRIH3FIEL9 PHONE 7-1000 THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Regular Prices Box Office Opens 6:30 Show at 7 ICiMEMASCQpfl GARY WCOOPER HOOKED Ih. tempted I SUSAN HAYWARDJvi as It AH the wayward! RICHARD FLWIDMARK Also M-6-R presents the heroic story of what 1 happened to the Weekday Show Starts 1:00 Sun. Show 5:00 Ph.5-7354 NOW PLAYINO Vera Ralston Forrest Tucker Jubilee Trail TECHNICOLOR Audle Murphy Earl Nelson Tumbleweed TECHNICOLOR rowOui m MEN OF HIE F1CHTIIIC LADY IMBI1IIPM tiOHS CALHERH OEWEY MARTIN CK:emaScoF TURNS THE Powerful Best-Seller into the Screen Sensation of the YEAR! WARNER BROS. WILLIAM A. WELLMAN'S TIIIIHGU "anb the EIGHTY BnaMiaM WARNERCOLOR Stereophonic Sound eTARHINO uiii inif. tmnv uinunSffmiS IMHn MREtt SHARFf-JOKN SMUrl .afiSKi VUfy ssr. Hraiii.i(tiiiiiiii . wiettcD cor . Mu,,e ?,?,,.,".CK' ADVENTURE) JH RILLS! 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