Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, May 21, 1955, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text'Roum THE stat?: 0 0 I Cnnrr Olcavs Register-Guard, Eugenp, Ore. Sat., May 21, 1955 w 5 . In Qregorrthis We.ekertdI a'PS-VIM-ETON ijP Rodeo fans h.-e three events iO Eastern Ola-! i gon this ickend, The seventh ar,fll. EastrO'toOreen!! .Timinr RnHrn fnr cmvnnkes agen v 10 la istieing helcTat John noise owdHi,lay afta noo.n. Grant Fan, Salenf is among shoi JUUfS. me Evergreen Riding Club its grounds at Ukiah! outli of lre. on Highway 395. -and the S.rMW.l the Bry Tutuilla arena near here Sunday, OT1 Bills Signed . . SALEM i Toe signature of Gov. Paul Patteiison gave the go ahead this week for construction projects at the penitentiary and Oregon Technical Institute. The two bills appropriate $415. 000 for cellhouse and power house construction at the prison, andjlpj.jppj Rov T)Pc $414,360 for shop building con-i UJUICU uuy le! struction at OTI. Both bills carry emergency clauses, so construction can be ordered immediately. Life Sentences SALEM IAN- A bill permitting judges to give life sentences to habitual sex offenders against children was signed into law this week by Gov. Paul Patterson. Such persons would have their records reviewed by psychiatrists every two years. They would be released when considered cured. The governor also signed the bill creating a commission to plan a centennial or world's fair for Oregon's 100th anniversary of statehood in 1959. Possible Debate Site LA GRANDE Eastern Ore- rnHnnn -r irri..nn;nn ....... added Friday as another of the possible sites lor tne proposed series of debates between Sen. Neuberger (D-Ore) and Rep. Coon (R-Ore). coon accepted an invitation, day that former Premier Imre from Dr. Frank Bennett, the col-jNagy has been stripped o his lege president. Coon also has;last remaining nublic Dost. accepted invitation from Baker, Ontario and Pendleton. Bennett said a reply is awaited from Neu berger. The two are to debate whether Coon's bill for partnership con struction of the John Day Dam is in the public interest. PEOPLE DO READ SPOT ADS YOU ARE! Billie's Cafe Hlphway SB & RldEeway Pleasant Hill District 10 minute drive from Eugene Have a Complete TURKEY DINNER Only 1.75 With the best dressing you have ever tasted Also Our SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN Special Dinner 1 ,50 BII.MF OAKS. Owner and Manager BARBARA TANWYCK ROBERT TAYLOR DAVID FARRAR "ESCAl'K TOt BURMA" DRAMATIC COFEATURE IN CINEMASCOPE PIU.CE OF I LAYERS'' RICHARD BURTON MAGGIE McNA.MARA JOHN DEREK VISTA VISION Mary -'ohn Murphy Payne "HELLS ISLAND" TECHNICOLOR Barbara Payton 'MURDER IS MY BEAT" g.i'tlH WES.-. STARTS SUNDAY "The year's funniest film!" lift Mogoxin I 1 Day STtui.iy and Sunday, ith a hold ts first rodeo Sunday afl iNew Policfc Chief UMATILLA, Ore. (VP! James Robert. Pilot Rock, pre., lias been named police chief of this eastern Oregon town, which was without a peace officer for two days. Roberts, named by city com missioners Friday, replaces Hugh T iltlp whn rncimmrl Tnoclsv an. cording to city officials. Little has maintaineB he was ousted. PORTLAND IIP Donald H. Leap, 9, injured Wednesday when a trolley pole from an interurban car fell on him, died Thursday in a local hospital. The boy was in surgery for sev eral hours. Club Evacuated MEDFORD Wi Brown's Club, one of Medford's largest down town food and billiard establish ments closed early Thursday night because of a telephoned bomb threat. When police were told of the threat that a bomb would go off at 11 p.m., they advised the club to close at 10 p.m. It did and a search revealed nothing, the same result as in similar affairs throughout the Northwest in re cent weeks. INagy Stripped Of Last Post BUDAPEST, Hungary W The Hungarian press announced Fri- Nagy was purged from the pre miership last month for alleged right-wing deviationism. He re signed Thursday as vice chairman of the Hungarian Patriotic Peo ple's Front, the press reported. The patriotic front, an organi zation embracing all aspects of Hungarian society, was founded last September. TREES TORN DOWN BOGOTA, Colombia 141 A hur ricane tore down more than a million banana trees in' Magda lena Department Thursday. Weekday Show 7:00 Sunday Show 5:00 "Mi. 5-7354 ENDS SATURDAY Dan O'Hcrlihy, James Fernandex Adventures of ROBINSON CRUSOE COLOR Rory Calhoun, Peggv Castle YELLOW TOMAHAWK COLOR ENDS TODAY Show Starts at Dusk POWERFUL STORY OF THE WEST! Glenn FORD lUbati STANWYCK Edwin! 6. ROBINSON 13 i? Academy Award Winner "WHEN MAGOO FXEW" in Ciltrmascoe Ml m n m 1 ALSO I'. -i, ,, IS i II."., M sVns mut , NEW YORK UV-,-The 18-?e; ear- 'lurlesque" inNcw York City has tieen lifted by court orcftr, but the shows apparently vm't be what they used to be. State Supreme Court J ustice Aron Steuer has cleared the way tor producer to display the bur- llesque signs that were ruled out in 1937 when tfte shows got too raw. Steuef directed City License Commissioner Edward .T. McCaf frey to grant a license to Thomas J. Phillips for presentation of vaudeville and burlesque. ARBITRARY ACTION Steuer said McCaffrey's refusal l!,0 ff"1 a burlesque license was arbitrary and capticious" and was carrying out his duties "in the light of his personal moral code." The justice also said Mc Caffrey's action amounted to il legal prccensorship. There was no immediate indica tion of whether the city would appeal from Steuer's ruling. Phillips, executive director of the Burlesque Artists Assn., had been refused a license by McCaf frey to stage burlesque at the Orpheum Theater in Brooklyn. Phillips promised the shows would be "clean" and "family-type" without the bumps, grinds, strip teasers and smutty jokes that got burlesque into trouble back in the 1930s. WORD BANNED The crux of Phillips' appeal to Steuer was on the right to use the word "burlesque in concc tion with shows. The word had been banned along with the smut. McCaffrey said on April 20 in refusing a license that he was obligated to protect two types of people: (1) those who would be offended by seeing a burlesque show of the type that had been banned, and (2) those who bought tickets to see that kind of a show, only to find that the bumps and grinds were no longer in the shows. McCaffrey held two public hear ings before a final rejection of Phillips' application North Viet Nam Extends Deadline LONDON (.41 North Viet Nam has extended for a month the time in which residents of North Viet Nam may move to the non Communist south, the British Foreign Office announced Fri day. The original deadline was midnight, May 18. About 700. 000 refugees already have quit North Viet Nam and Western officials estimate there are 400,- 000 more who want to leave. Units Activated SEOUL (41 Activation of two more army reserve divisions Fri day brought the South Korean re serve strength to eight divisions in addition to 20 active divisions. Doors Open at 12:45 HI I. OYER GLENN FORD " inrn FRANCIS f'V, loiUCALHtHH jaw Also Charles Boyer "THE HAPPY TIME" Doors Open at 6:45 GSJvaLollobri "Earthy, sexy, funny mm Doors Open at 12.45 Marjnrie Main Chill Wills 'llirochot Iloiiuiiiec" Also Pnry Calhoun mm TJTrafliTHl frH tW -mh P IViijr S S dancing 9:30 to 12:30 and Adm. $1.00 per person. """sin.prrThwin "iirynn and M iWSfgS Xt : lyS SENTIMENTAL I T'iv "2 1 shin,, uun.w., iflDffiOllr 1 'H-AAJ?:3 KASTEBP1ECE' LOitfj i Eugene'. Top ' NOW PLAYING PhT") i rT i ikr rr i J VXll BAHCROFr - BOONE MARVIN l wwm tlvTf &5t?ii fil Enrerfainment Center Tl lair r I V" W r 5 I FREE S ARMED FORCES DAY I DANCE & . SAT. Veteran MEMBERS " and GUtSTS ill r IfK- -pi I Jr.--- WESTERN ROLES Two-fisted sheriff, James Cagney, questions his deputy, John Derek, about the loss of a prisoner to a lynch mob in a scene from Paramount's "Run for Cover," opening Suniiay at the McDonald. Heir, 22, Renounces 'Yoke' of $400,000 NEW YORK Wi A Yale Uni-a freedom of choice, he cannot versity senior who says he has be yoked by this inheritance." "two hands and a head" of his The young disdainer of wealth own has won the right to reject worked on a Vermont farm last $400,000 left to him by his father. ; summer. He has said he has no Surrogate William T. Collins this week upheld the decision of Eugene F. Sutcr Jr., 22, of New York, to renounce the fortune. Trustees of the fund had opposed his action tin grounds it would: destroy the trust. NO OTHER INCOME The young man, son of a mil lionaire inventor and machinery manufacturer who died in 1943, has no other source of income. But he told the trustees of the estate acceptance of the fund would violate his "moral and political" principles. He received about S36.000 in come from the trust on his 21st birthday but immediately gave it away: $11.00 to the American Friends Service Committee; S5.000 to the Socialist Party; Sl,- 500 to the U.S. Grant School for Negroes at Yale; and most of the rest to his mother. Collins, declaring he made his ruling "reluctantly," said the law was not concerned with the wis dom or motive of Suter's renun ciation, but only wilh its legality. FREEDOM OF CHOICE He said the law supports Suters "insistence that member of a free society, with msssfiMmsmsmm JOEL J;.v; S Z. WKfST&n&T S mTOR-VU McCREM'oA S m SpHogh,eatti . - LKIUClll ' fU J PM M 1191 Willamette For B. pu. 4-245J K kAk' mWmr' S jrssV SNAPPY SERVICE CAFES f ENDS SATURDAY M . 1 1 Jfyl J ', I 1 H A a We feature on Sundays a complete t, Show Starts at Dusk PWWdsffirSf" i CPfev dinner with all the trimmings ! i.) ff hi tVliliMi'SflSMMii'"'-''-' J Jflfy Choice of Entree Salad Rolls Coffee Dessert N , Q Ftiii WJ7 UH ( V Child's Plato .a price ff Tffrffffliwfffl tflfllViM.B!l if 453 Willamette Two Cafes That Never Clnso 8fi0 Olive H s wmmmsfflm. mmmn II The b. , ,h. We,t ... rr:r HS HI PernHd9e Po,k Ballroom I A E,filBtM MlMlRi I VmVXSrmm R HttlH by: RLDRED GLASPEV. The Band That Play. For You. s - v Si L - R Ml ,W I I 1 lUINEV-KltlO - i 'i v,vl) ALSO- I,.- AJ-'kii'j I I Ernie I one wkkk only-opening monbay ' 4Lsjszll !;. um fc'J5aE If I d:i. I "? or tub oi.ikn wect l m 1 k'U. '-I'l'TOIJI " ffSk B K " '? t f'SVifllt Vi I 1 ,,U3U 9 I lv "ElOKIllNti ARTISTS 3 t& ( VSX tf bjfcj UM I ' "Ea5tBra,'Way I l'oo..ByMi,e 8 1 mmm m limwmmmm !" (!l ROBERT RYAN W " CiwnjVfflra f F J 4 -famous nnn- If lev WJ l t ' Vl'.X'IU l i i niia t 1 U I .nt nit I n . . nnm I.' H ( M 'iMfftwfflV 1 a rj ri "e y ry "s" g ) SUNDAY , ''-'' fil1 Jw I ifi JfV In The Osburo Hotel fM Food At It Delicious llcst R ( .- rfcrirC - f- irOTlw- II if "" gth Avc- E- j t'no"e 33m V'""' ,'avorlte Cocktail ff "IH.E!.A.MI . rey wmztzx inL perfe ,n? 1 J V'I'IIKV h , n MM Ersviian : U I'.'r-kwr -Z- T1inw UAnv.inu . . . UIIXIVVJ l b -7Kimr.trn .-i?,;,. m i m a v 9 i i PV-XSr .fl J BELKNAP 0ppn M'-"" wk'n . jf: C 1 B MAY ZlSt 12:30 3 ilimif, R . n.i, it?,M 7 WARM WATER S AII Member, 3 i'J 9 SPRINGS . -W SWIMMING 1 of ,hc Semi-Formal iff.Zz5tfPSlmY I M I MIKF Fountain and Snack B lJltT nn The River, Edce B Armed Knrees , . " i f 35r5!!Wati ' ff LUUUCi swimmiiw and Baihlnt VJf on ine liner, r.iise A Reserve Unils . . Don ?rif,t.''tB n mllM Ka,l f Kini meid4 m ion, ran 50c Ir I crson i anU'all Veterary; McDoflold 3 ' SrfT M A ' I jiWA ' ff nn McK,',,'l Rlvr l,m" t'""1 1 cj.TTTT. e i It specific plans for the future ex cept to "go West someplace." The court decision Is final. i About half the area of China is more than a mile above sea level. .'.'' JpM $ J ORGAN, ACCORDION IIamKt tit ISIS I PLAV GOLF DANCING J'm I W'fcSW DURINGTHEWEEK . ,C0CKTAILS FILET jjo S THUNDER IN THE SADDLE... EREASED LIGHTNING WITH HIS W O W Regular Old Time ID HI 1 GUNS.. .than ntver rod. a man ff ' ' W. mjafl? , ritCffi'v if " match hlml U A , , If 11 31 Support the 1 I HALL-rT7 EVERY SAT. NIGHT me"'"8 M UONUD . f??rW ft 8th & Lincoln Oancing 9 -12 . Vera McAtlams, Oreh. Q "TSltS'SVar LAA, TS. H 1 61 .... . ' Opm sit, ! p.m. - ! lu. 11 trBk I f TV 1 1 I EXasr m a a oi"t" nay an npr.v v. noon minimy punvr 'jjjT.-j j J E TmI"!? wi Junction House New.""' 'sPSo7rt S i oTCC-WitB AS THl t M .function Cilv on HlRhwav !in V'tTJ jr L on.mur hmihtiih Vf 'i4 ff I1 ? ' '1 Homo of II AM Id J! (. I ; R IIKAVKN and THE SPOItTSMENS ROOM feSfi K L m HWr' ifl I J "inner dancina nifihlly ... with Irene Slayo at the piano organ Tues- i'ilf A l ,miL.,..... W 'j i ifi S Man Cleared Of Assault . ALBANY, Ore. HP Ivan Dale Ifl'tland, 22, w.Ts cleajed Thurs day by a District Court jury of thrPe men jtnd three women of a charge of assault and. battery on a Lebanon man whose wife has carried on a crusade agfiinst si leed welfare fund misuse. The jurv took less than an hotr to free Hctland of tly March 9 a.ttack on E. A. Gall, 65. Jfrs. G.all had written a letter to a Lebanon newspaper describ ing what she said were misuses of welfare funds. Authorities said at the time the beating of her hus band may have been a result of the letter. Holland testified he acted in self-defense and that Gall had raised his hand to strike him. FIRST RUN MOVIE TIMES SATURDAY (Subject to Changpl MCDONALD Prince of Playprs. 1:25, 5:1(1, 8:55. Escape to Burma, 3:20, 7:05, 10:50. HKII.1G Happy Time, 1:M, 5:15, 8:55. Blackboard JunKle, 3:10, 6:50, 10:30. RKX-lteIVs Island, 1:55, 4:55, 7:55, 10:50. Murder Is .My Beat, 12:30, 3:30, 6:30, 9:30. SUNDAY (Subject to Changel HEII.IC, Happy Time, 1:34, 5:15, 8:55. Blackboard Jungle, 3:10, 6:50, 10:30. McDONAI.D Run fnr Cover. 2:50, 6:20, 9:50. Devil Cirt from Mars, 1:05, 4:35, 8:05. Fight film, 2:30, 6:00, 9:30, 11:20. REX Mr. Hulol'j Holiday, 1:00, 4:15, 7:30, 10:40. Tony Draws a Horse, 2:35, 5:50, 9:05. o SWIM UOW . DAILY-NOON to 11 p.m. AND SUt?DAY ALL SUMMER LDNG flew"30 ft. Water Slide" BENTON -LANE POOL Hiway99W. 4 mi. N. Junction City Phone 8-2838 SIW.-MON.-TUES. SEE IT TOP THRILLS IN SLOW MOTION Rttottf An The Pagan Beauty L BETTER THAN RINGSIDE! Wa'WIiJLgAJ't h II V I I II I I -4M '.'& ""'urn. initKNAiiuHAi w.ra T5tra HFAVYWFIfiHT f HAHPlnNWIP 7 V V ArS 1 CONTEST! S s i X1-. S vssns.v J: .8 j a from m-g-mi Cinemascope i color i HEILIG STARTS WEDNESDAY NOW ON FILM! in the City of Sin! SUNDAY "THE HUMAN , oJUHGLE'6 Veteran's Memorial Bldg AND COMPANION HIT ?"m B0B HATHfAS ily LunAa MM :30to4:30 I i I v r !! tvj. ! Iiur Family Drive-in W Club Room Dam Every Sat. Njj ; 'V.l 0 a mMSrjif" J M W