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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1955)
RADIO SCHEDULES Program listings are prepared by the radio stations. ' vvm liB5 trnnr "B virrni NHC 17 a cu Bl- ftLftu mo nunti Msu ftuun ftAaH mn FRIDAY, JANUARY 2 1955 :0O Perry Como Gabriel Heatter Alex Oreter Dinner Hour Say with Muslo News Hdtlnea Billings' Newi Concert 6:10 Am oi 'n Andy Virgil Ptnkley These are Dinner Hour 6:4B Robert Trout Sam Hayes Recordi Concert " 7:00 Godfrey Rand. Recordi Cavalcade Ed Morgan 7:11 nicest Ski Nolei of Sporti Dick Rendell 7: JO Crime Photo Recordi at Cavalcade of Sammy 7:48 Doug Edwards Random of Sports Kaye 1:00 Tennessee Eugene vs. Morgan Beatty Oregon vs. :1S Ernie Cottage Gr. I Man's Family OSC S:30 tawetl Thomas Eugene vs. Dinah Shore Ornon vs. :4S Blng Crosby Cottage Gr. Sinatra OSC :00 World of Eugene vs. These ars Oregon vs. :1ft Must 8 Cottage Gr. Records OSC :30 I), of O. N.W.News Bandwagon Top Pops :4S Forum Rand. Records Bandwagon Top Pops T0T0O World Newi Fulton Lewis Reporter Top Pops 10:11 Rhyme-rhythm Rand. Records Dave Top Pops 10:30 Rhvthm & Records at Garraway Top Popi 10:4ft Rhyme Random These Recordi Top Popi 11:00 Svmphony Unexpected These are Top Pops 11:19 Hall Unexpected Records Top Pops 11:30 Svmphony Hall Private These are Mr. District 11:41 This I Believe Line Records Attorney SATURDAY, JANUARY 22, 1955 "Tool World News Coffee Clock World News News, Rhythm :1ft Music In the Coffee Clock Yawn Patrol Rhythm Rdup :30 Morning Coffee Clock Yawn Patrol Rhythm, News :4ft Join Navy Coffee Clock News Rhythm Rdup 4B Register-Guard, Eugene.'Ore. Frl., Jan. 21, 1955 AFTER 5 YEARS 7:00 7:15 7:30 7:41 World News Favor Hymns Frank Goss Merv Roiell Hemingway Breakfast Gang Breakfast Gang Local News :00 ilS :30 :4S "Vob" :1ft :30 t4S Robert Q. Lewis Robert Q, Lewis Prune Peddler Haven of Rest Haven of Rest Farm Fair Songs of West KL'GN Calls AM Report "KUGNKIock KUC.N Klock KUGN Klock Unity Vlewp't nhythm Rdup Rhythm Rdup News, Rhythm Rhythm Rdup No School Today No School Today 10:00 1 10:1 10:30 10:4ft Beams of Light Gun smoke Gunsmoke Tune Shop Lane News Allan Jackson Lane News Rncords at Random Rpcor; i Random News , Rand. Records Teen Talks World News K.MInliters von Da v 1.4 Saturday Serenade Roadshow Roadshow No School Today Space Patrol Space Patrol News, Musical Souvenirs Mti&lcale Souvenirs 11:00 Galen Drake Records at Roadshow Saturday 1 1:1S Galfn Drake Random Roadnhow Dale 11:30 TBA Record at Roadshow Saturday 11:4ft TBA Random Roadshow Date 12:00 String News ' Newi News 12:111 Serenade Rand. Recotdl Lane Co. News Weather, Farm 12:30 Garden Gate Recordset Nat'l Farm Rhythm 12:4ft Richard Hayei Random Home Hr. Roundup 1:00 Bandstand Records at Roadshow Rhythm 1:1ft Bandstand Random Roadshow Roundup 1:30 Bandstand Records at Roadshow Accent on lt4S Bandstand Random ' Roadshow Melody 2:00 Adv. In science Rand. Records Roadshow Pop Concert 2:19 Farm News Here's to Vets Roadshow Pop Concert 2:30 Allan Jackson Blue Serenade Roadshow Metropolitan 2:49 S Dauglicrty Join Navy Roadshow Opera 2:00 L. Cloffl News Records at NBC News Metropolitan 2:19 Spts. Rndup Random Serenade J) per a 2:30 Bandstand Recordset Saturday Metropolitan 2:49 Bandstand Random Serenade Opera 4:00 .Allan Jackaon TonlArden Saturday Metropolitan 4:19 Army Band Hemingway Serenade Opera 4:30 Christophers Western Saturday Metropolitan 4:49 Sat. Melodies Hits Serenade Opera 9:00 :1B 9:30 9:49 Brink s Robbery Is Still Unsolved BOSTON Ifi Among Greater .knew nothing of a strong room In Boston's two million residents, that concrete building, nor of five only five men (or was it maybe Brink's employes with pistols near seven or eight?) knew something; their hands that night while they nightmarish was going to happen: counted money in millions. on the night of Jan. 17, just five vviIITE BUNDLES "!n "8- w. Shadows were heavy around the s(rucled the s , u , truck bare concrete garage-and-office and a automobile drcw up out. hiillrlinr in Dai nn. Vn. h ti nH : . . ... r . from which, daily,, the Brink's, Inc. armored money - express trucks went on their missions be tween banks and businesses. People familiar with the area U ? i "Vj 1 J I Folk Music Frank Gosa Sports Parade Local News Western Hits Rand. Records Records at Random Skip A Long Skip A Long Skip A Long Skip A Long Dinner Hour Concert Dinner Hour Concert TV SCHEDULES Program listings am prepared by the TV stations. KVAL-TV CHANNEL 13 Friday, Jan. 21 Bl Roundup ,y IUO N.vra, Spnrta, Weilher t I t) Let'a On rUhln( 7:00 Cavalcarta of SpnrU Baslllo vi. Miller 1:00 Sport. Tlma II 30 General Sporta Tlmt B:4S Sportsman'. Club t 00 l.nn. Wolf JO City l)lrcllv 10:00 Channel 13 Theatre Saturday, Jan. 22 4 .110 Watch Mr. Wirard ' 1 4:30 Saturday Mallnca B:30 Stara of the Western Rang. SERVICE by EXPERTS Burl Adams. Uwner TV Lincoln s-4634 KOINTV CHANNEL 6 Friday, Jan. 21 6:00 Weather, Sports, Newi 6:15 Northwest Outdoor 8:30 Doug Edwards Newa IMS Perry Como Show 7:00 Oizta & Harriet 7:30 Person to Person Hon Mama R:30 Topper 9:00 Playhouse or Slari 9:30 Our Mlsa Brooke 10:00 The Mneup 10:311 TV noader'a Oldest 11:00 March of Talent S:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:311 12:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:30 4:30 8:011 S:30 Saturday, Jan. 22 Soldier Parade VlKllantoa art Coming IU D 6 Captain Midnight Abbott & Costcllo Kid Critics Contest Carnival His Ten BaMiolball Space Patrol Look In School Armchair Theatre Championship Wrestling Showtime for Mom Name's thn Same Slop The Music HICKEY-FREEMAN CLOTHES ftaxkit tuning McDonald Theater Bldg. (ncRIsiPr-fiuaru pnoin, NyiiishirH eng.) PILOT Jack Larsen of Eugene is president of the Lane County chapter of the Sportsmen Pilots of Oregon. The chapter was formed- last week. Purpose is to promote aviation safe ty and public understand ing of flying. Tires on Time No Down Payment O.K. RUBBER WELDERS 285S W. 11th Drive Out A save Group Bans . Solo Hearings WASHINGTON WU-The Senate Judiciary Committee, has barred one-man hearings for the taking ot sworn testimony by Its investi gating units, except on a two thirds vote ot the members. This action, taken at a closed- door meeting Thursday antf not announced, came to light Friday through interviews with several members of the committee. A resolution to require that at least two members of investigat ing subcommittees be present when testimony is received under oath was offered by Sen. East land (D-Miss). Eastland said that on motion of Sen. Jcnncr (Ft-Ind), his rosolu tinn was amended to permit one man hearings when subcommittee members decide by a two-thirds voto that requiring two senators to bo present would be Impracti cat. Irian vanished around a corner, men got out the number was never definitely established. With visored caps , and pea jackets, they might have been Brink's guards. But why did they wear gloves and rubbers on this mild, dry night? Why did each carry, under arm, a little white bundle like a rollcdup laundry bag? And why were their faces pro- tesque like those of clowns? A key unlocked an outside door. Walking with sureness which hinted familiarity, they passed through five more locked doors in the labyrinth-like interior. Nor did any guard hear them, nor the five men busy with money and money bags behind the counting room grille. Not until 7:10 p.m., when they heard the bark: "Open us! This is a stickup. Don't give us any trouble." Then the Brink's men looked up and saw the row of grin ning masks and the black guns. Forced to lie prone, tied up, their mouths taped, they saw lit tle more. And the Halloween- masked robbers' working like swift robots, dumping heaps of money into laundry bags, spoke only in muffled mutters. The rob bers half dragged, half carried their bags with $1,219,000 in cash into the night. VANISH Along dark streets the robbers' car and their light truck stolen months before vanished with the stolen treasure. Neither Boston land and harbor police, metropolitan and state po lice, nor FBI, in five years ever caught up with that phantom gang or found on dollar of $98,000 in bills whose serial numbers were known. Nor did the FBI ever report any trace of an additional $1,481,000 in unregistered bonds, also allegedly taken that night. The robbers left no fingerprint or other useful clue. Parts of their stolen truck, dismembered by acetylene torch, were found months later on a suburban dump. Department of Justice men have impounded secret evidence, how ever, and they say the investiga tion is still proceeding. Corvallis Man Dies at 101 i-V "'Vi V. SHOEMAKER Ptili(:er prize uiinncr .. Cartoonist ' To Speak At Banquet The annual banquet of the Christian Business Men's Com mittee of Eugene scheduled Jan. 25 at the Lane County fair grounds, is expected to be one of the largest dinncrmcctings ever held in the county. Some 1,200 persons are expect ed for the banquet, according to John H. Jauchen, vice president of the CMBC. Featured speaker will be Vaughn Shoemaker, Pulitzer prize-winning syndicated cartoon ist. The author of six books on cartoons, Shoemaker was chief cartoonist for the Chicago Daily News for 28 years. His cartoons have been syndi cated in 90 newspapers, with a combined daily circulation of 10,-000,000. Publisher's Son To Serve as Page SALEM Ml Mike Forrester, 16-year-old son of publisher J. W. Forrester Jr., of the Pendleton East Oregonian, will become a page in the U. S. Senate. Mrs. Richard L. Neubergcr, Portland, a state representative and wife of U. S. Sen. Neubergcr, said her husband has appointed Mike. WICO HI Af,.ETOS Quick Repair Service CLARK BATTERY & ELECTRIC CO. 1641 W. 6th Ave. Ph. 4-3319 'Carnival of Features' Set for Dimes Dance The annual March of Dimes dance, sponsored by veterans groups, will be Saturday, Jan. 29, in the Veterans Memorial Build ing. The program, described as "A Kiwanis to Publish 'Joker' in Spring The Springfield Kiwanis Club voted Thursday to again publish their annual "Kiwanis Joker" this coming April. Perce Pullen and Al Anderson were named as co chairmen of the project. Kiwanis committee heads for the coming year will include Earnest Worden, attendance, membership and Kiwanis educa tion and inter-club; Earl Baumer, and music; Everett Hill, recep tion and itner-club; Earl Baumer, boys, girls and underprivileged children: Ralph Nicholas, pub lic relations and public business affairs; and Al Hansen, churches. Members viewed a motion pic ture, "Power for Progress," which told the story of Pacific Power & Light Co.'s construction of the Yale Dam on the Lewis River in Washington. Two Appointments Made by Governor SALEM W William P. Stal naker, Portland, ,has been ap pointed by Gov. Paul Patterson to represent the public on the Pub lic Employes Retirement Board. He is treasurer of Standard In surance Co., and succeeds W. C. Schuppcl, Portland, who resigned. W. I. West, Corvallis, has been named to represent the OSC School of Forest Products Lab oratory. He succeeds Dean Paul M. Dunn, who resigned. u WOLF and COMPANY Radio & Television SALES & SERVICE ItJr r vkurcr. Radto7e&vluo SwctVea!eu HOFFMAN and . ADMIRAL SO Coburg Dr. Ph. 5-8878 . i Remember television i radio iot. died in hoitai here wed- V .,-rTV.. .t.m...n Tt"VI5IQN , KADKJ ; ncsday night after an illness of ) CHIIiJllZS) I t4V74 iTJ 1T 8 aaar rf-SFBTj ! only one day. ""'VS " ' " "k HI RONS ADMIRAL Vrjr j Marks was born in Canada and c L j 1 n in i-t Yfl came to Oregon about 1875, home- V. OZrrtWZSl J Everybody S Drug SPARTOn7'7T Steading near Yachats. VrWt. ( DIANA l M Wlllameti. SALES VwAfay j He returned to Canada to take fVwla Vmsms J For the g-E,SSN.-y charge of the lighthouse at Noot- I sJFv. f T'W JSLISc JTEDJ"?5i?L Aafief,rXd19,oConrvar IMWaIM VITAMINS Valley RadiO & TV H. had been living here with WifVSS .11 4lh & Blair 4.6g62 , a daughter, Mrs. Amies Hope. lla(Sr7 aMaaaaaiiaaa9MaiaBaBaBaBMSiBaBaaat I Two sons also Survive. '5S7lillisjtW' h&jST V. (ADVERTISEMENT) ' 0V (1 'Tl 1.!,, mr wJb MN.Ht.l.s.MsJ ! I 4$t I MONIY ingiioid. are Shown I vvwm w w J iftlid fold msunditq. I UZrT 1 169 .. wwi -i: & f i ur 'i.fc i f I LUCKY LAGER I SPORT TIME I Latt Work) Sport Events . I KVAL-TV J I Channel 13 I 1 Every Friday I ; 8:00-8:30 P.HJ Lucky Lagsr Bitwlng Co..Vancouvtr,Wash. Carnival oi Features," will begin at 9 p.m. with songs by the "Rhythmates," winners of a Hor ace Heldt contest This group is sponsored by Clingman's Supper Club. . At 10 p.m. a group from Pil uso's will perform, and at 11, en tertainers from the Greenwood Cafe will be featured. Local talent will be scheduled between the professional groups. Veterans and guests are invited. Admission is 50 cent L person and all proceeds will go to the March of Dimes. School Official Dies TILLAMOOK W T h e o d o r e James Langton, 57, superintend ent of Tillamook County schools since 1951, died in a hospital at Wheeler Wednesday night after a short illness. Funeral services will be held here Saturday. faaatsaasaiasaaaaasaassSaataaaaiaaJ I Ph. 1-1427 A'CCtiis I Automatic Horrt Cn. PRESENT "Piano -Organ Punch'.' A Series of TV Studio Programs Featuring KVAL'S OWN PIANO- ORGAN ' COMBINATION Every Friday 7:45 p. m. 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The Roberta say the Pontiac engineers have thought of everything to increase the convenience, comfort and pleasure ol driving thla "new from The ground up" 1955 Pontiac. Take for instance the new Improved Dual-Range Hydro-malic drive. The silken smoothness of the way it takes your Pontiac from standing start to legal speed Is an all-new experience. In cruising range below 28 miles per hour, a quick touch on the accelerator, downshifts the transmission from fourth to third ifering a bffcst of engine power for quick pickup, passing, performance plus ln-clt goigg. You limply1 must drive this new Pontiac to know alRhe relaxed pleasure and performance thills of driving the "Dual Range" way. Call Parmonler Pontiac Company. 837 Pearl Street. Phono 5-3395 for a demonstration ride. liiiusnMTiON iNUieia to ihow oruiu 88 Willometti Whatever you do, wherever you go, you'll enjoy it more with radio Mr ' MON. WED. FRI. 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