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Show - ... , . , - ''. , - . , - , . .. --- - - ' ," . ., , At Camp Williams . --- - . - ''''--- -- - . ,...,.., - 'C) ,0,1C1J:, , - ---D-7 , , , 0I , 4' ' . , - Camp Idaho-Report- nirils - , - Cases: , , - '' - : - ,,,,, - ,BOI.SE (UP)-t-Tw- t ' - :. , HI , - - H. ' : , '4- - . 1 I - t- ' ' --' r - - , , 1 ,.,7 , ! rii 1 1 I 1 1 I , . II I -t , f s i --1- 00 - - t 1t r . i , I it IL II YEARS OLD NOWIltah's first caOltol building at Fillmore, now a museum, Is 100 years old this year. startedI in 1851. It was Construction -1 11- i855. completed s ----- In ; ' , - Tills ' 0 w.ast-elain- e Drive-Skylin- Street-Wasatc- h Drive-Blain- sidewalk 10.651.10 118.28 873.10 661 07 31 339 01 1.011 688.191,15 Pavirtor,-our- b et - suttfr Pat.de.-----.----wail- s Pavtits STr;l:4071-- Drive, :: 30 toot eon Ave raviee. turb - & ratter. Jada- s , j 3.79150 '; .. - An example of the way un Shows and performers get chane to show their stuff in suinmer is found tonight in: the new program called Window (Ch. 5, 7:30.). Writers, pro- ducers and directors from other shows have been hired, and given a free reign to produce plays depicting,"a slice of life with aLintionaltwist...tFirst, one is entitled"The Outing," tells. 'about youngsters on an outing who for some mysterious reason refuse to return home. Summer viewing has brought some bold new shows, such as o ' PROJECT - 4 01 roads's, 25litEastlo Foothill in-th- might-hvr-po- lio Rip. nr1tteby1 Pillion I') and 3,464 62 7113 - , - -- - Some-observatio- 1 - I -- ' 142-A- DAYSOF "47 I - 1 Ilucli"sfil Every Station : : ' k , HEARING AIDS ' Moos, "Wets to Choose frosts GUARANTIED FOR TWO YEARS -- - NIARING TOR Utah Savings anti Tryst Ittig. E4453.Next to Woolworth's) TAYLOR 114 r - - o o KID CISCO at 7:00 , : ' ' - 140 WINDOWS at 7:30 -- int - --- . , M dr r .11k: 1 UNDERCURRENT - . Nk ,,.:0 Listings am Istratshosi by stations. 0 LONE-WOL- 0 CHAN, IE .0 i.. ,i L RAY MILLAND at .9:00 o at 9:30 o at TEXAS 10:00 Ti., Mesh Gordon Croat Dwelt's' Showcoso fho Viso 6 Sototcloy, Ally 9, 1953 2:30 CA Ranch 3:30 toot Cartoons 4:00 loran Shoot G at 10:00 IP FRIDAY, IDLY 8, F:Jy'sIMMIM , -te, t0 U --- --- ONE Kitt - - I ITH , -- :' khr 99 ' ,,,,) . - .., ' ti , i - 0 KUTAml71) ABC P.M. 8 (s.., - L- :. ' -t : - - I - ' . '."- - . ' - ' , ,, -- , - , A '' - ,- : , 1---- KAILL.-91- I I l :1 MUSie Try It :34 :46 KSLw1160 CIS I 0 1 halS-IM- N ImPires"ents . . ... ....... .... VinAL--IY- --A- n DRAIN- -1 tste Mike Whaley .1 Baseball Nt(IONDIAL Mike Whaley. Music Whaley ' Curt is, Mum - -- IASI AJ4. - ' vile Rill- the . - . r . t 4 Letters, nib Report of Music . u SATURDAY 111 - 1I ny, MORNING PROGRAMS ' ... ... , -- BUY-YOUR - Send Moili I Orders to "Days of 47,' DOWNTOWN OFFICI, 2nst So: & Main City, or Phone 94542 or TICICETS ' , . SATURDAY' , lti! Boulevard ode. 13, cit ; 14 t4 Muse usic music Music Music - . oil NOW! - Inco-30- ,. 0 North Main, Solt 'Lek City, . . or Sega r those Musk Cow 2.130 Soot - ' e :L . . .or Ivy Tkkors at lith mu.. .f tuallayG,eme sa-ctl- USACrt Szakteerwat I timore Orioles vs. . . ..- - Breton Red Soil -. , . , , - with Art Limon.: t h e rteasury Show Reporting ts Ga Nia .:. . ray . . , .. so;rettetPlay-by:Tre- . .. : . .. . Carter '.1MONITOR the Na- I rosnt s 71.istenint! . . . ... Brings Eou Everything -- , , : . . . ..-- -- .,.... . ... .. .e - ...... ...... , ,w - - r- -- -- ' ' -i- , ' , - . - at Peril '. ' liarmonl Soorts',Sat Platter Show 'Monitor iMornent . Pa ttern of Thou cht Try It -- -- , MUSIC :111i Detective Mtn News Wit . -Try .4- linteries It Heres to Veterans ... ...4;'--.-4......''' I Npt INDEPENDENTS , 1230 N Niiisic . .. - KNAK 1210 24 MOWS Doily lb(tosit avid News NI fimittnisht soil Novri . . , . , - ' . . . ' 1371 sok t siolset w.etwa sesic. ., , .,'' o -- ' IlSoll - - . ...e.. ;' k - . ; '... ,,,, '-' e4 . ke show I - . MONITOR j... 77. Easeta n. . lk30 i ... .. ' - , Neves ....., KMUlt - . AFTIRNOOK-PROGRAM- BASEBALL AT TLAT--Ni- ck TER SHOW , lost, Salt Lesko Mei- - TURD-nn- ,, . - - ,Advent In Science1SEDYL Road Show Master Detective U.S Dept. ot kgri- - With Roy Gibson tli :341 Mink ... . ..t , Muldoon of News . . . , vss --r-ry tile 23rd Precinct it St. Louis Mat. ..,., . . , 1 Intifit11. 'Week Rev. ....Good music. ews IMONITOR the Es- ty It . :is - ttL'ourtest rCapitni Cloak Retool. citing New BBC I Hemintwat News . Harry Lithe .,.r The Housewives PmtecI Radio Service Gat :34 i Third Man , . .46 i .. ..i tire Leone 4 . - S- ..., ......' ".... - 3 . . .'........ o - - Ad. .,.,,,,,,,,,. I :Is41 - - .'.. opts Je !.!. ! ... IS Conapoo' - - Nvirrit and Sim rtt ts The PIA. 't Show . - Music .. i Hemingway News Friendly Time 'MONITOR Takes Good klusit .. Cordon ()lien ' .. Yoe Everywhere te Coast (.bee lact4tallit News of America . . .. . i . Cody Wayne Galen Drake ,.. -SCHOOL' O1 Meets the Top St touts MelodiesIKDYL ?din Monitor DJ 's Around the Ca rd en Gate 1 'NO ...- -. ..-2, :4:ts Pun Dv Hoursi Country 1 W 1 I h Hollywood . - Wilk thfir Beat New. of . Stan; neater,1 '. .. 2; and His Pu I Records and Those News . . Kmr, Mus.Monitor Looky Ten Tartest ROITIltriele I . IJon 0 Club Re- - That Can Win l1Gunanso4ce ' 4 4 4 4 4 4. Yon Big Money' 'Gurtsmoke . .!,... ...-'sos Bountiful Bell You mid Your RoluellI:00-11.:2- 5 Natl. MLR Fn.- - Ha. : I S Ri oter : . . , , . Feeturint Houst-- t Hospital ' . . Oty 1 13e Car hold- - Tips. Courtesy . News Phis -AS .':.. Leek" Tett Calls ''Doutherty iies;nts 42 BREAD! . Pitut' Smith - I II 1 0 in - ....... . - . ... ICALL 1 .. Old 1Wes thee PATROL. . CODY'S - - , ',. f Hobbs at the Knobs -Good Music Wats Ireaktattl and News coot' Abode ,.. Cody GivesCLOCKINeem Songs with 4Good Moak . . .. .. ,' 1fWestern Lucky Ten Tun1: Forrest Hobs.. Cond Music .. to Wake Up to Cam Phell Nein.. MONITOR the Ea-Rod Music. 1 130 to 7:30 Peterson .. I mune New Radio Good Music' :. World NeWS . Cody's Clock. - News .. ::.....-- . . 6:it 1 . . .......- - . the Records You ' Request in Carde-- 1 farl . .. . - ... - ., World -- News , . !News of the World ..11-at. e Rolfe Peterson--LuckDance "rims Scorebni. - KSL Radio Maca.--1 ; , Moon41ater---Sotmt1Albtm- I Mike . . .t.. :, . Mum(' I .in. - - NIOIRT- N 1 Fan CI. Fan ('I. Fan CI. ......... ..... .. - us' 14'1"4.TI,T ,TuRria,N4t 1 a) at Itaymoixl .1, ,. al.. - - ?In Cl. Radio Radio Radio Radio Nati, Natl. Natl. Natl. talrlt: 11111:;!IR'1'n", I be. iht ea I Trio! Direct from Derks, Serenade In Blue! l Around the Worldt Field . Late Rolfe Peterson 36 ,43 11 .... ... News RourArthur. Codfrey With G. Heatter.1 Digest Mal Wyman, Cecil Dint Derby Brown. S. Hales' - ........ 411 - 20 NBC Preston of the Di Natl. ran Club... . . .. .. LowellDerby Thomal . :II 'News. Vandercookret. . . :30 In the Still of the Parade of Stan . Amos 'n Andy.... Natl. Radio) Fan CL I 45 Night . Warmup. 6:55 News ... 46 ;Id Moraan. Neva' BASEBALL McGee Salt1Scoreboant 1:05 :IS iLatin Lake Bees vs.ITennesset Ylrnie.. ribber C. tarsch. te ,Stranrs Melodtea...1 Billtnes MustanssiMualc In tbk,Niglit, Stara In Action ;45 I Saila with Mal Wymatil . . 4. 1 , mommomill KBYL-13- I t KALI. Music Good 1 1 31 - LO I S I , ....Jack Warren 01 vil,.$H,,,i 0 .. E : all ,.. 1 ,, - ' ( UGAR S. ' : ' .... ...... 911 , .st I :1 :ou 1 , ' , Tuning" LE ...... 1.1:. ' ' - Ray's Record Room Utah Party Lthe'Alan Jackwwt. NewsiNews . . Jon Good Music. Duffy Road IliemAngway .Nes Brighter Day Musk Shp.,Housewives' Protec-- 1 Show rimy Car ,Sam Hayes. News. the League DUSK PATROL .. 'Fulton Lewis Jr.. Harmon's snorts . . . 'News . Good Music . iBusinenmen's News Curt Man' Show ,Jon Duffy Rd. Sit. ... iR Skelton Show Mt. West News 'Morgan Beatty .. It Good Music.. Murrow Coke Time .. Satire Scrap. Edward-R- .- nolo 5 irivi - vs. "5 L.DS & ,A4EaRlfolICEope8,475.51 oun ' - . ' 9:30 Wild Bill Hickok 10:00 Cartoon Capers 10:15 Captain Midnight 10;55 las ballDodgers Giants Handyman 2:00 toes Pongee 2,30 Test Pattern 4:45 Cartoon Cep.,' 111g.F-4::- - , . s Satarday,..hrly P, 1953 .9:10 UM Pascals illitiD .. Con,tiorial Joking : Annie Oeit ley 7:00 The Cisce Kiel 7:30 Windows 1:00 Undercurrent 11:30 The tone Wolf 9:00 May faitiond 9:30 Playhouse of Stare 1000 Times Muslin 11:15 News end Wootheor 11:30 - ,.., ,.. it 0 A D1,(--- I $ FAVORITE , COO Tho World tonight A:10 Something's in Wind 6115 Perry Como Show - NOW-AVAILAB- DOWNTOW WONDER BREAD IS ANyIE OAKLEY'S " V .11111117"" :III 1 - ' RADIO 6 A 'Wooly CHAN. 5KSL-TttittawiiisTitSS EtcE"Top -- - t coil station plooso 1956 MODELS , , event of inoscoracy lot '.- --1 c2J al Ins DIM" t4e I - , 17 s , , -. Inn w - . . 5:00 Industry on Pored. 5:15 Congmsionell Reptorl 5:30 Indium frolics MS $:00 Colonot Penguin :IS 8 :NI 44 IA rA . . :00 - :1 I Saturday, July 9, 1953 130 Test Pattern 400 The lie Picture 4:30 Junior Council CHAN. .4,.., ! ! ' i0 0:30 International POlitA 9:00 Colonl March 9:30 n in Action 10:00 NowsTwo on Aisle on' the 1003 Movin-gw- it Aisle PLAYHOUSE OF STARS VV UTV lin tin 000 5 (Sbsb 10 k. ut it lur . 4:00 $ip Story Horace Montt 700 Sports Reel 7.30 So This Is Hollywood 1.00 Midwestern Hayrick 130 Western Marshal COO Wistortront 930 Drognet 10.00 Mr. end Mrs. North 10:30 Tetley iii Pitturoo 10:43 Wootht Station 10:30 Sports Final 1100 Night Owl Moot, 12:10 Sion Off Coons iints Cartoons Sr00 6:00 6:30 7;00 7:30 - 4, DE :1 614 Jwnr3 0, c t4 6 0 di so West thck . . I - Friday:-Chann- ol p.m. . .,,,,, - Orient. Anne Om iireleuision and C2aclio at 8:00 KSL:lit-6:30-11- :00 ...f . 31616tsgatualtitaaautclua.aaittiiitLitiAuviiiiiittaa1114111iitAkz -: -- ADVERTISEMENT 0 RODEO k1 117,2-Sof.-M- ain -- e-- 9:30 p.m. I. iesoolooeS0000l000ip00000llooseeo The - - kpHoTo - 4 .. 2 46 rWlth this Ad - - , ... MEN TN, ACTION ::3.16 SPECIAL - entyou-refeldiffs- . TV's 11111t1111111111c ,e4 gio,k . -7 - Town and Cartoon Capers . newest and gayest day. kyle nioyment. M o n d a y s t hrou g h Fridays. et : ..N's .."z4ititcz,,,,T....Nb'szr43 telt :,.ii.ido s vittometi, Utah's Olchtst Mesh Company 70 South Main St., - ... settifiad 7 . Flip the dial to Channel 2 and Betty bright with, Kitchen Korner, Marquee, Bs My Guest, The Record Rooms Talk of the 9 BEESLEY MUSIC CO. .....0") ,,. WEEKDAY. - . him ' until 2 is ---- , - - 300 Watt Blower Cooled Projector With Chaiger, 6 Slide Files and Screen,- Ago on Channel, 2 .... .....10 EVERY AIIIIIE 0AltLEY 11111E III PIANOS PROJECTOR r 4 N T CLIP THIS AD AND SAVE : ' . - EI ' I 'f'IN'EST-1SHOP-A- t. - , - YAWN t . , riday s Fabulous thrill of intrigeo in 'the in from Chunking." store "Lady Wong Nay THE AISLE . 2 ON .. - '..".':: . - , , -- , . , of sitter- the proposed levy and hear and c,nsider such protests and objections to said proposed improvements is shall bave been made.- By order of the Board of Commissionen; of Salt Lake City, Utah. ,Dated: July 5th. 1955. Irma F. Ditties City Recorder Curb and Gutter Extension No. 239 First Publication July 7th. 1955 Last Publication July 27th 1953 . , (C.28) T -- FOR-T- , - ever-loscioeti- ng t t July 20, 21, 22, 23, 25 - I ...1 : EVEIIIIIG - I State Fair Grounds ture. Gov. J. Bracken Lee said every effort would be made to allocate building funds so as to provide architects' fees ai early is 'Possible and complete plans for construction as the 4 funds become available. HE , -- - 5 :.1 PERS011! ANNIE OAKLEY is at the School, Ogden, $35,000; Commis-sion for the Blind, $15,000; Central Utah Area Vocational Sehoo1,435,000 ,Armory Board, $25,000, University- - of Utah, $75,000: Snow Ci.illege, Ephraim. $25,000. and the State Hospital an additional $17.000. Atty. Gen, E. R. Canister rc . ported to the examiners that he did not believe the examiners legally could b9rrow the full $4.76,000 for the building , trust funds. from other program Mr. Toronto had recommended borrowing the building fund 'money in order to facilitate completion of the projects au- ection 1. ' - -- (I ,, 4 :3I:ISAi - thorized by the State Legisla- - e . TV STAR - , -- 5 ANNIE OAKLEY we have ns B-- I -- , another-writt- Continued from Page expected the examiners will allocate the remaining $375,000, as follows:, Tuberculosis Ilospi tal, Ogden, $48,000; Industrial - ' has whed .1- ,.....,,,, te Glenn, i EXAMINERS or. - .. SEE THE FAMOUS that it is the method-usedf'inoculations against typhoid : and numerous other diseases, and said that most vaccines produce "about ten times as much Immunity" when injected into the skin as when injected into ;"'"' the inuscle., This. he said. is because the skin being the body's protective 06 with a specific job to ":14 covering -infections fight produces better 1::"It ;said improvement There shall be exemptions for corner defenses when challenged' by lots to be apportioned as defined and than, do Provided for in the ordinances of Salt invading organisms .. Lake City : of the body. The estimated cost per front foot other parts not include the cost of private He said he believed that a - - , which la to be, drtv.way the cost-by the .skin against the property benefited rosin reason to addition the regular assessment method of polio vaccine All protests and oblectioncto.the out n ttch intntion must be administration- - badnot been to irriting; stating therein Mt d presented 1 before is because it a .41 bicek oi deser,ptiin of property widety-useto the City Recordlore---thii- i ,.7., day of Ju'y.1 Jot Board of Commissioners at its use thIgn the muck injection -t f regular meeting thereafter tht 2nof day of Anguat 1955 will con- - method. ----- , -;' ,,,. :: tCh.11) - I 'New RegisteringTAgenti , It t Mrs. 1300 Beatrice Ked-dington- eir --- $1993 (D-NC- ). . ogualve of private driveways 109125.41 Estimated Citi's Portion al IS 333.93 better Portion estimated Total Cit1 .10.551.43 extension e nd de all, ether things necessary to complete the whole in a proper and workmanlike manner wtoording to the Plans, profiles and specifications on file in the office of the City Engineer and to defray the abuttere portion of the east and expense of said Improverivent by special tax or asseument to be paid in ten equal annual installments rive per cent 451 hiterest on the unpaid balance levied according to the front feet or linear foot frontage UPOn and against an iota. pieces or Parcels of land to be benefited and affected be : TV heard concerning summer viewing:- Those :Whiting Girls, which I Love Lucy, has Total Cost Only replaced Pio frilrefti n Coll found a following because it is MONARCH TV SERVICE light and amusing; Patti Page Phone 144411 1753 Sfouilt has a smooth Show; hitt Sid Caesar Presents, replace. ment for Caesar's Hour, has a Radio Television I lot of aimless, witless lines, but might settle down to". good, Co. eering Co. 1 steady entertainment. II& Steel Hour switched 430 S. State channels the other night with a inlo MAKES REPAIRED whimsical bit that should be I DAY-N- rrE ,..1110156111' TERMS repeated for the holidays. It did Catherine St., Friday W83 ap- pointed registration agent for the newly created voting dis. Mrs. Glenn replaCes trict Mrs. Florence Holman who was appointed June 10, but failed to qualify, according to Salt Lake determine whether or not the County Clerk Alvin measure will el:me up for. vote ' on the floor of the House. i Ake Week (eh...5) int 1815Game-- of Giants saainst Dodgers. Swerts" - o at 6:30' World, which will have scenes of the Grand Canyon on its next program sometime this month.: Producers' Showcase (NBC-TV- , Ch. 4) also will try a daring experiment by putting on "The Fourposter" during the sum- mer. The comedy, which ran for months on Broadway, will be seen July 23 with time Cronyn and Jessica Tandy of the original cast. , -- 3 en Daley (1)- by and Fla) Rep. George A. Shu- ford action on the Meanwhile, measure is expected next week by the powerful rules commit: tee. The rules committee can - 443 43 John are Wide Wide NBC-TV'- s n Also- - duefor-relea- se o wnter - -- 88 28 aft DO - 52 Nothing New 519.74 3 58 148,00 Paving abutcost of Total estimeted h P97.900.91 tersa portion m(.ithhdod " cit.ilnatoiton b yThe "skin Estimated coati Of city pot- 10.224.50 uon proper --Tot- al - ing new, nr, Kesler points out eitirnated teat 61 lob ttio -- -- - walk Paellem, and.. went - 002 20 1.382 04 . . - -- , . FILLMOREUtah's first capitol building has completed Its other advantages, the health director said-.- - ' In the first place, injecting the vaccine into the skin instead of the muscle would cause less shock to the body," he declared. "Also, I do not think we would be risking the possibility of paralysis at the site of injeetionthe thing that appears to have - happened in some of the cases- of polio which followed vaccination," Dr, Kesler said. He said he believed the skin Injection method would also eliminate much of the possilbility of provoking an active case of polio in children who virus bodies--at-thtime of the injeclion. - NorthSitylimi Drive. EastC?tlyst Llmui WestWyoming Street STREETS: 38 foot roadwar Avenue to north 25th EastBlain Of Laurelhurst Sub. Slain' Ave.. Foothill Drive to Wasatch Drive. - - Laurolhurat Des.- - ot,aine to Ay Foothill Drive. 2 Ave. e to Foothill Drive satch Dries to Fmatimoor Street. Firoadmoor Drive to o Foothill South. Ave. Illst to Leurelhurst Drive- -- -, EstiIntEstimated Front Proposed feet mated Amount Provementa tor 38 foot of Abut- - Coat tint per front roadway , Prost rtir foot Peeing. curb It gutter. d for a hot - . it---- - Saturday Specials , ay One network worker has ad-ratted that surveys haVe shovvn d viewing- - is down about in the summer time. An-- 1 other says his surveys show ' late ' viewing holds up well enough In the summer to make up for the loss of afternoon audience. Even then; however,' the evening audience isn't as big in the summer as in the POLIO BOUNDARIES: - : one-thir- 100th 11 - - , ches 100 . Utah-Rea- (11-- - CP111111., 1. - ClIAIIIIEL - FirstCapto1 Building groups. - ! SI . tonight are Summer Regulars ; 2, -- - - -- , ' .1 ... T , - . ' Now Fillmore Museum the following improvements: as the- producedin To grade, construct sidewalks anti - curb and gutter tither mit now built children who get the vaccine in drainage systems. pavement consisting f a stone filled sheet asphalt wearing the muscle," Dr. Kesler said. cettran tin I gravel base and drtvwava in ',Curb end Gutter Extension No. 'Advantages Indicated 234. Thia extension shall be constructed ' In addition to making it pos. tal'itin the following deenribed area and boundaries and on the following sible to immunize six or seven deacribed streets: AREA children with the same amount Laturelhurst: Laurelbursi Amended of vaccine it now takes to pro., ?WACO Sec. and Extended; Heights; -Vilma 14 and IL TIS. RIE. SLAM one child via the muscle Belview Slopes tect Skylinti Heights; Plat B; Itolvisw Slones Plat Cl Block route; the proposed new tech-piqu- e Acre Plat C. BJ.S.; and Indian Terrace. appear: to have several ii. ,1Frittly 'Regulars will , - ' s :- chAislunatio(Cntig..3) ... l , anti-bodie- the Isab:adowTwlnadon . Theater Locylitt er 9:00-fl- a - balmy. ' , - (Ch. 4. I - year of service. The building now a museum, has a unique history, having been the first capitol building completed west of the Mississippi river. Construction began in 1851 and was completed in 1855. Its service -- as a capitol was for 'In' 11158 the Legisla- ture passed a resolution to ad- journ the assembly to the then Great Salt Lake City. Continued from Page B1 Again it was a first in 1230. After it was used in many ca. need for power in the 'Upper pacities the state named its Basin. as Utah's first 6. The types of crops to be surroundings the building be. and state raised-opark the new land are not came a shrine as a state muin surplus supply: 7. Adequate safeguards are seum. la in the bill to protect Lower Today it houses thousands of Basin users from any "unfair" pioneer relics and documents and is cared for Undetthe diwithholdings of Water. The Hosmer report Issued rection of the Daughters of shortly before the majority re-- 1 Utah Pioneers, with the East port was released stressed in- Millard Company as custodian. vasion of Dinosaur National Many tourists stop to relax Monument, damage to farm In' the beautiful and to economy by production of crops visit the museum park daily. The in surplus, high costs and that is and cool relaxing, cost of the project Will be borne building of constructed native rock, by taxpayers in states receiving N4lookingrmuch Continued from Page B-- I no 'direct benefit. it was completed 100 years ago. NOTICE HERESY GIVEN by the The, llosmer report is one of Itnard of Commissioners of Salt 1.1ke tive in protecting against polio three written by minority City. Utah. of itit intention to maks - ' 11:18--lrla- sh ' - - 746-.Wied- 11 meorwemmto..ol.awome legion posts and other: number of cases reported shows organizations sponsor civic 5,7" among persons associated candidates for admission to with vaccinated children, 21,1 State. With this year's who were in-- 1 cases about 2,600 Utah youths group, oculated and 30 cases- of ap- - will have gone through the citparent "true! polio. camp. training izenship All but 11,c the cases have Memorial services for approx. been reported following Idaho's imately 26 former Boys Staters mass antipolio Inoculation pro-- . who died on the worM's battle ! , '25 fields will be held gram' in Sunday at cases through July of 1954. 5:30 p.m. . Meanwhile, L. J.-- - Peterson, Lecturea.:' Alrettorjöt the events will be that the Each day's on govwith lectures taken up Rocky. Mountain Laboratory at and ernment by city, county Hamilton, Mont., now has iso- state officials, meetelections, lated type 1 virus in 102 Spec'. and mens tested in connection with ings of "commissions" and aft: "courts," followed the "legislature" the outbreak-th- at and ernoolliftorts programs mass vaccinations. 4 evening entertainment sessions, Including political rallies, mock Idaho C. of C. Drops trials. boxing, wrestling, talent show and films. North Utah Tour Plans - A governor's rtception and dance the evening of July. 16 IDAHO FALLS, IDAHO the eight-da- y will The proposed good will tour of meet. conclude At this time citizen tertthe Upper Snakt River Valley ificates and awards for sports, Chamber of Commerce to points and oratory will be preassays In northern Utah scheduled for sented. Monday and Tuesday, has been canceled, Charles R. Stark, chamber secretary, said Friday. Poll-1- ,- FrIday-Spec!als -,- riods. ,, ,r, " , have government, the boys-wi- ll recreation and relaxation pe- r I i of His HOMIP.." viewing definite. tiled "Substance complete with a solid list of TV (01.5) makes its dobot over. taken Untried bas . So This Is 4j (Ch. Hollywood pro. lyhas hits.- Max Seer clitc:r;r45 ;Lirultat st:ros. its grams and performers are re, - , , of an airing; reruns ' debut. ceivint ... . 11.41111rtolorelirrotit i has sehott : o Si. the world of tomorrow with ithS) shows season are the Jein last tUrningritied-;.i-ali-ii-tiyeengstatt I gni, story of the I up on channels other than the! "march for a rare metal. . FLASH GORDON .6:30 p.m. Milland Show ch. in on Dow ,N ones -- on which thoriginally day. 7. 5 will of Stars trh. Festered dream kr family vi.wing. !appeared; early scheduler are t:30Playhtnise yroent "Tho Ambitious Cote." star- , being abandoned .completely, - ring Gana Evans. TM story Will Of 0 -- 7777 C.REST- - THEATRE 7 p.m. poliesman who wants to Meomo such as Saturday morning Joist thalow lo,fooglitro. Iona el the lowkis shows on KITT, which will be 0 , scrapped for the summer beginINTERNATIONAL POLICE 8:30p.m- ow ning this week; and lighter and OH now govornmont at work in frothier musical programs are thrilling thoptor front Hot-weath- t::sr1w" : distrkt attorney. 4 suspect in a gun duel and hie -tical, enemies claim be is .trksder ' . few days. the,pist ' , , t N , . - 1 ;, i ,, . , , 4 , - waslust right in a By HOWARD' PEARSON sort of Quite. a revolution h'as taken summerway, however, night. ,place in television schedules in , ., 1 ' ,., , - Th Vim Pm.) ViterfrenS (Ch. 4.- 0 van. ,.. Drtenot (01.4. 430). murder IteI kills a 14S light-hearte- . 1 ., ' - , :7 , - , , ,,, , -- -- - i - - - :,,;7 .1 , ,,,,,, . .' . .-.- , -- '..."'"-",,,-,.- '''- 1i iroo,t ; 4. irs, I L. , -.. ,- - - ., ""-- -,,, - -- total said. Local he r ,t,' ......,,,,, ,. .,-''. , OM their lessonsip Aside . of-t- i- ....... , -- , Salk-vaccirat- - - Utah Depart. At least 27 of Utih's 29 counties will be represented at the to O. A. Westooley, 22 months, Idaho Falls.. camp, according of Utah Boys ley, president case could to be traced Neither State, Inc. About 90 per cent ani. association t with of the enrollment will be from children, board officials outside Salt Lake County. he ' said. - ' Cil'',-Lr-, l 0.-- - rt , o . or"4" ' , IP , ' 0".. -- , , .., ...........----,.....- ' r. , , . .4 -,,- -. , Viewer Habits Change Summer TV Slates 4. ,L1.! , : -I-, ,,,. , 7-1- . - I Rest and Flax more polio caseaLwere.,reportect,,Iy.....the Idaho Board of Health Thurs' - the dsiy,raising t hetotaLlor' year to 108. The latest victims were Chris- tine Baker, 3, Boise,,and Thomas ,, , t --- ;. I.-- -- .01-Polio-for:Ye- ,. ,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,----,,,,,,,, ,......0..., -, --,, 4,---7- and-stat- . ,, , - , , J., At ,...,...,,.., During theiratay, the youths will learn about denveraerby If setting e up their owd city, echm. :'16:: ty governments.- They ''''''.. i I go through the entire elec. - Az wtioln meet Ifreolme 2triloans 53. itniogns,tr:Fgeednuerrea , -- -- --- , cmaernriteilinoenehly93tph.e, s 7 i .., , ' ! . will come aliVe again Saturday when W. G. Williams - - - ,-- , 21111ore , -) . - --- I s--Siali- te lig . , : - ' . -- : Televilion Highlights , -- - . - , ur - , - - Cy,:fricitry,--july.8,71953.---'-. , ,i) - - ; : : ---,- - -- TELkGRAM; $0111.01t NEWS-iAN- , approximate1yz165 11.tah yrillthot inKadethe.arcitforthc1Qth annual Utah Boys State. - -- Young men from 18 to 18 years of age from all over the state i move Brand set up their own Igovernment" for eight days. will Sponsored' by the American ' ' the program has been Legion, ..,, - , 224, .2., - , , I T149)y . , - , , ' , . - - - - IDESEitT - ' , . - - --- . ' --- . ---- - . .. . - . .., - ' ,: , - - |