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Show rni i v j . rrrn T y..y fi'' 7 y rrv? '( DESERET NEWS AND TELEGRAM, tt TV vyrtTnrrywrim wryyynrTrTyVTrrTyTrr-- SalTloka City, Monday, February 12, 1962 ! B7 S.LWwnan Reports..: Theft Of Mink Stole H EART Although theres little In the way of Interest on television tonight, several specials are on the schedule for this rt The first annual short course for building officials of Utah Is planned Feb. 26 through March 1 in the University of Utah Union building, it was announced Monday by Basil Asay, Bountiful City building Inspector and general chairman. He said the four-dameet be will by the Utah Chapter of International Conference of Building Offi rials; Utah State Assn, 'of County Officials; Architecture Department of the University of Utah; and Department of Civil Engineering at the University of Utah. Morning and afternoon sessions will be held each day beginning at 8:30 am. and 1:15 p.m., said Mr. Asay. "We will have some of the best speakers in the western the chairman said. "Also, panel discussions, tours and workshops will highlight the convention. He said more than 75 building officials from throughout Utah are expected to attend. states, Officer Unit Hear , Army Leader To Maj. Gen. Charles G. Dodge, chief of information, Department of the Army, will be in Salt Lake City ' Wednesday. Gen. Dodge will attend a din- ner meeting of the Utah Chapter, Association of the United States Army, at the O f f i c e rs Open Mess at Ft. Douglas. A social hour will be held Gen. Dodge at 7 p.m. with the dinner beginning at 7:45 p.m. The general was named chief of public information for the Army last October. Prior to that, he was assistant chief of staff for reserve, components. Gen. Dodge who graduated In 1930 from the U.S. Military Academy at West Point was commander of the 1st Cavalry Division in Korea in '' 1960. James F. Orme, president of the UHA which compiled the figures from the records of the Utah Department of Healths Bureau of Vital Statistics. Number of deaths from all causes was 5,997, with heart disease accounting for 46.7 per cent ofthe deaths during the period. 54 of All Deaths Nationally, heart and blood vessel diseases claimed 921,540 lives during 1960 or more than 54 per cent of all deaths. The next three leading causes of death in Utah were cancer, 799; accidents, 549, and pneumonia-influenza- On 179. , a county basis, Wasatch had the highest rate of heart deaths with 59.5 per cent, followed by San Juan, 59.2 per cent; Rich, 57.1; Summit, 56.6; Cache, 56.4; Morgan and Piute, both 55 6. Salt Lake County bad 1,188 cardiovascular deaths or 45 8 per cent of all causes. In Salt Lake City, thei e were 839 heart deaths or 48 2 per cent of all causes. Although the heart and blood vessel diseases are still the nations leading killers, medical science has made impressive gains in the fight against them, Dr. Orme said. Many Survive "Many thousands of persons children and adults alike are surviving heart and blood vessel diseases that physicians considered hopeless only two decades ago, he said. Because of ifnproved techniques for early diagnosis, the development of new drugs, and more effective methods of treatment and rehabilitation, most heart attack victims now recover, and three out of four who do go back to work, Dr. Orme said. New drugs and surgery can control high blood pressure in most cases, he added. "Rheumatic fever, forerunner of rheumatic heart disease, now can be prevented. Strokes are no longer hopeless, and invalidism can often be reduced and even prevented. Through surgery, acquired heart damage can be repaired, inborn defects corrected and diseased arteries replaced. Money Provides Research Much of the progress has resulted from scientific research made possible by the money contributed by the public to the Heart Fund. Dr. Orme said. With your continued help, an expanded research program might produce new maior breakthroughs within the lifetime of many of us, he said. The 1962 Heart Fund campaign continues through February, reaching a peak during Heart Sunday weekend, Feb. , when volunteers will call at homes throughout Utah. Dr. Brothers 'daytime shows will continue for awhile, according to Ch. 5. most intensive ever conducted. The survey was done at the direction and request of three Salt- - Lake commercial stations. More than 1,000 Individual diaries were tabulated, which is considerably more than usual. Among facts brought out, besides the rating of the programs, were that income levels in Salt Lake are higher than the national average 64 per cent in Sait Lake under and $7,000 yearly, as opposed to a national of 75 per cent, 36 per cent in Salt Lake over $7,000 yearly, as opposed to 25 per cent nationally. Also, Salt Lake City families are younger than the average for the nation 44 per cent of the household heads in Salt Lake are under 40, compared to a national of 35 comper cent, while 56 per cent in Salt Lake are over 40, cent. 65 of national per pared to a ' are larger than those in the families Lake Salt City nation 57 per cent of Salt Lake families contain four or more persons; 47 per cent of the nation s families number four or more. The survey disclosed that 41 per cent in Salt Lake City have had some college, as against a national aveiagebf 32 per cent. i RADIO SPECIAL: "Ann Rutledge, a special drama by Norman Corwin, will be presented on KSL Radio at 8:30 tonight. Produced by Rex Campbell, program director for the station, the drama is being presented by the KSL Repertory Theater. Cast for the half hour presentation, which has a beautiful poignancy and loveliness, according to Campbell, includes Patricia Clawson, Audrey Becker, Tom Drury, Francis Urry, Rashad Kamal and H. E. D. Redford. VIDBITS: Carol Burnett will star in a Twilight Zone Jeff Donnell, formerly of the George Gobel episode. . . series, will star in the new Eminy Lou series. . . . Surfside 6, The Corruptors, 77 Sunset Strip and Danny Thomas will be back next season. Hennesey, unfortunately, wont return unless some other studio picks him up. . . . The Joey Bishop l Show will concentrate on office situations and family scenes. . . . The Crosby Brothers will star in a College Humor series. - MONDAY VIEWING 5:00 9 5 Air Force Story 5:30 Huckleberry Hound to the Lost "Journey Expedition World" films of Roraima, a gigantic plateau on the borders of Brazil British Guiana and Venezuela, and one of the world's most formidable natural fortresses. 5 News, weather, and Douglas Edwards. 7Foundations of Freedom. 9 Ladies Day. A 2 4 $49 For 1160 did 8:10 vJ HLH PRODUCES (formerlj PARADE) Food mmd Drags Dallas 1, Taaos 5 Volnntinanf dancing pltature. Civ pass to i PARTIES LESS0NS- -2 "LOVER COME A A BACK," epening Feb. RECORD DANCE $2.00 17tb PROGRESS Uptown Theater RELIEF STARTS $3995 HOUSI A 4 tJW , 4 5 Guiding - 5 7 TV AT EXCEPTIONAL PRICE 11:30 a.m. 5 2 4 5 V IIP' Price ts Right (color) 12:30 Rifleman Robert Culp guest stars as 2 Loretta Young a scheming bounty hunter. 4 News and Farm Report, Andy Griffith. When Opie decides to enter a foot race m the annual "Sher- SHouse Party iff s Boys Dav,' Barney volunteers 12:50 to be his trainer 7 Parlons Francais Eastern Wisdbm and Modern Lit 2 19", D Woman's Peoe a Face yake As the World Turns SOOSX Jan Murray (Color), followed by News Dav in Court Midday 4 2 7:80 and OUTSTANDING by Bold Journey. Camouflage Award Theater 2 tertainment chairman tor the next meeting he gets a chance to try out his theory,. . J 7 You end Your Job 9 Heritage. Richard Rodgers, followed a.m. 11 1:00 8:90 2 Young Dr Malone Precinct (hour). 4 Jane Wyman Presents. Surstde Six Dave Thorne leaves Millionaire Twist party to solve a murder among a bevy of bathing suit models" Karen 130 Steele guest sfars-fhou2 Our Five Daughters Hennesey. Guest star Java P. Morgan portrays a. .very unusual jjrl singer 4 Seven Keys who meets Hennesey at a "hip" San 5 Verdict is Yours, followed by News Di90 party and gives the young New 7 Parlons Francais doctor a new outlook concerning people o.ni less fortunate than hinulf. Tell Me guest will be Dr Lonn P. 2 Make Room for Daddy. Coof the 4 Queen for e Day chairman Wheelwright, -- Brighter Day and Secret Storm. ord mating Council tor Higher Educa- - 87th 2 4 5 7 ,,0n- - 8:30 Here's 2 followed Hollywood, You Trust? 5 Suspicion, "The Other Side of the 4 Who Do Curtain," starring Donna Read, Jeff 5 Edge of Richards, Herbert Anderson and Harold Stone about a new bride whose are confused with reality 2 Two on dreams 4 American (hour). mental health se- 5 Groucho 7 Escape tho "Cage nes 9 2:30 O News. by Night Carrying Handle Front Speaker Tinted Eye Filtar Glass Pop-u- p Antenna Hide-Aw- 3:00 the Aiste Bandstand, News. MArx 3:30 9:00 S Highway Patrol Thriller, "The Hollow Watcher," a 3:45 drama about a ghost which dwells mountaineers, 7 Teacher In Service superstitious among seeking out evildoers, starring Audrey 4:00 Dalton, Denver Pyle, Warren Oates K C. end Pixie (Hour). 4 Captain and Sean McClory (hour) 5 4 Ben Casey detects signs of aerious Jungle Jim. nervous disorder ,n a surgeon about 4:30 to operate Jack Klugrrum guest stars 2 Popev (hour) 5 Broken Arrow Musical Styles and Forms 9:410 5:00 2 5 -- Bob Cummings Show at a new day Bugs Bunny 4 Comedy 7 Performance Capters 5 Superman 2 and 4 News, weather, sports 7 What's New 10:00 5:15 5 News, weather, sports and big head 9ines Air Force Story J Television International 5:30 2 , FULI YEAR GUARANTEE ON ALL TUBES AND PARTS Plus Our Own y Free Service - 90-Da- 23" C0NS0LETTE ENSEMBLE - r 10:30 Mator Crime Reporter 2 4 League Bowling Without Tears " starring Craig Stevens, Joyce Holden 5 Movie, "Murder 11:00 Jack Paar (color). 4 News, followed by Mo), "Stand Up and Fight," starring Wallace Beery, Robert Taylor Quick Draw McGraw Invisible Man News, weather, Douglas Edwards. Festival ef the Arts, repeat of Frl day's "Age of Kings" (90 minutes). 9 Holiday. 2 4 5 7 6:00 2 TUESDAY VIEWING 6 a.m. 2 Continental Math 2 Continental Classroom, American ernment Utah Education Assn Presents. College of the Air, Biology Classroom, 6:30 4 5 Contemporary 3 4 5 News weather, News, weather, Password 9 What's Huntlev-Brinkle- ABC Reports New $ 6:30 2Laramie i. Gov 4- Barton (Color) McLane, Frank Overton and Anita Sands are guest stars in a drama about a range and mounwar between cattlemen taineers in which Slim Sherman be comes involved (Hour). Bugs Bunny g QUICKLY -t- he instant you apply M.P.O. active Benzocaih starts to work to release you from pain Itch, . SPECIAL, f 0RMULATI0R-M.P- .O. contains the effective vasoco- nstrictor, Ephedrine Sulfate, Hand Wired Power Transformer 23,000 Volts of Picture Power Golden Voice Speaker Tinted f Filter which works to shrink hemorrhoids, help dear them up. 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Hourly Crosby -- Clooney 730 Whitney Bolton 12:15 Bus of Farming 7 45 SKI Report 12 30 Food New s 8 00 Moli, New s 12.35 Party Line 1 00 Crossroads 10 05 Wall Street 5.00 Sports Scene Afternoon 5.15 Crossroads 12.00 News Roundup 2:30 Gabriel Heatter 910 KALL 2:35 Portals of Prayer IMN-AB- C 4:35 Wall Street 1160 KSL CBS Monday, Feb. 13 Evening of BASE EXTRA STEREO Monday, Feb. 12 Evening 4:00 News, Akerlow 4 30 News, Harvey 500 News, Craig Scene 5 OS Barnett Show 5.15 "Crossroads'' 5 30 World News 5 30 Mtn West News 6 00 News Dreier 6.30 Swayze Weather 545 Lowell Thomas 6.00 Western Weather 7 00 News, Morgan 7430 Speaking Sport Wire 8 00 News Craig 6 05 Business News 9 00 ABC News 6.15 Life Line 9 05 Jewell Show 6.30 Rare, Welt Done 10:00 New. Dreier 7:00 News Show XI :O0 Late Sport 7:ld King-Hay12.00 ABp New 7:30 News Analysis 7:45 Rare, Well Done Tuesday, Feb. 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Gladys' refusal to and aches of Arthritis, Rheumatism and endorse a hairdryer attachment brings aote muscles for victims. a flood of the company's sales fitera-tur- e This doctors personal testa prove that down on the - Porter household where counter irritant is scientific needed, and jeopardizes Pete's 10b INRAY eases aches and 7 French I, followed by French III. pains in limbs and muscles for hours longer, joints, 9 What's New . permitting restful sleep. INRAY must give you 6:30 the same blessed relief or your money back. 2 Bold Journey Gee INRAY today! Only 7 at druggists. 4 Cheyenne A bank bandit captured by Bronco needs protection from a gang AmericeT Poet light Monday, Feb 12, f p m , at Assembly Half on Temple Square Ticket Soles at h lake Adult Education, 200 N. Main Find 9 int. Prtcg ts Right (Color).. 2 5 National Velvet. Velvet proves It takes patience to be an expert rider Danny Thomas Although there's nothfunny about a PTA ing particularly meeting, Danny thinks there should be and when his wife is chosen en Preedty Presents ' ONE CLEARANCE OF ALL 7:00 2 5:15 Last 8.BFG Munch (Color) Divorce Court (Hour)." I Love Lucy leader and his own girl friend (hour). Father Knows Best movgs from Wednesday, and moves Window on Mam Street to Wednesday night. 7200 Years of Wooodwmds. 9 American Memoirs CHANNEL 2B09S Bunny. 4 Comedy Capers. 5 Superman 7 Whats' New? While They yor lovt n Play Voor 3 4 5 PLUS SERVICE AT APEX 5 in Black Typa Beit Possibilities HOOVERS If DISCOUNTS 8:30 a. in. soft-peda- WSII Verse Lowreott ef WASHINGTON ( U P I ) -Tof those travelling by air in this country are doing so for business reasons, an airline survey has reported. Say When Superman mink stole Mrs. McCulley told officers that she left the stole In a booth at the Golden Gate Tavern, 217 W. South Temple, while dancing. She discovered it missing on return to the booth. 8 &.m. Hie B.Y.U. FORUM ASSEMBLIES wo-thirds 2 5 4 SURVEY RESULTS: More than Information on television was turned up in a recent survey of televiewers in Utah. The survey, which was conducted last fall by the American Research Bureau, the American Research Foundation and television station representatives, was one of the OGDEX Business .'Up In Air' 7:05 a. m. Captam K C and Pixie (90 minutes). Consult-Dr- . Heart, Vascular Ills Leading Death Cause 5 4 man-inorb- Brothers is being replaced as a nighttime feature By Ch. 5. Beginning tonight at 10:25, a series called Greatest Headlines will be carried in place of Dr. Brothers, In addition to the syndicated part of the series, showing headlines on a national and international scale, the new series will present Dr. Frank E. Duddy Jr., president of Westminster College, in a discussion of Utahs part in the headlines. Dobie GMIts ts wondering tf Mkynard will ever meet the right girl, and a female along comes version of Maynard G Krebs 9 Alaska The New Frontier .m. 7 Today Show 5 Captain Kangaroo (Hour). 2 new week. Wednesday could be the big day of the week, since there is a possibility the attempt will be made that day, and the three networks will start telecasting early in the morning again. Even if that does not come off, a tour of the White House, with Mrs. John F. Kennedy as the guide will take place at 8 p.m. Wednesday on Ch. 2 and Ch, 5. The latter network has filmed the tour, which will stations CBS-Twith a local be carried later in the week on ABC-Tshowing on Ch. 4 to be announced; Former President Eisenhower will appear in the final episode in the series, Eisenhower and the Presidency, Thursday at 9 p.m. on Ch. 5. He will discuss national and international questions at this time. Heart disease in Utah follows the national trend which shows it is the nation's Number 1 killer. Short Course For Building Officials Set M. E. McCulley, 1638 St. (540 East), Sunday reported the theft of a $350 Park Orbit Flight, White House Tour, Ike On TV ... leading-caus- e of death in Utah Heart and blood vessel diseases claim more lives in Utah each year than any other cause of death, the Utah Heart Assn, reports. Heart disease claimed 2,798 lives in Utah, according to Dr. Mrs. Howard Pearson's Television Highlights s I KSL-F- 100 KWHO 3mc B0 Sunrise to Sunset Concert Music New KCPX-F- 98 7mc KLER-F- HI-F- I Built-i- n RADIO FM-A- M AT NO EXTRA COST 8 30 Sport Report 9 00 Allen, New 10 00 Miller, New 10 05 Breakfast Club 111 00 Lucas, New 111 05 Henry Show Afternoon 00 Harvey New 12 30 News, Miller 1 00 ABC New 2 00 Akerlaw, New , 2 05 FLAIR 3V00 ABC New 3 05 Daddy Flo 4 00 New, Akerlow 12 KCPX NBC 1320 Monday, Feb. 12 Evening 5 05 Rex WaJigren 5 5 6 b b b 6 30 Business Trend 45 Sports Sound 00 NBC News Q5 15 News in Depth ' Sports Sounds 30 News of World 45 Voices of City 7 00 World Tomorow 7 30 Herb Jepko Show 9 05 Sounds In Stereo Sounds 1h Stereo Sounds In Stereo John Brophy Quiet Sound Tuesday, Feb. IS 10 00 10 30 05 12 00 II Mornljig 6 00 NBC News, Hrly 6 05 Farm News b 10 Tom Wayman 6 30 Sounds of De 2 3 Channels of Sound 3 Separate Speaker Systems ONLY fense 7 00 NBC News 7.05 Sounds of De- fense 7:15 World New 45 Highway Report 05 What' New 15 Tom Wayman 25 Ski Report 9 30 W'hat s New 10.05 Bill Curtl 7 8 8 8 Afternoon 12 05 What a New 2 05 Rex Wallgren 4 05 Sound of De- 5 30 fense Blaines U of U 90 lmc Trend KLUB FM 7 lmc BRING NO MONEY . )st Payment In May OPE 32 YEARS In the Same Location MO. TILL 9 P.M. mss |
