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Show ;yfyrTT',T,' 6C VT' T,l"r'tiy"yY"ir-"ir','- t"Tt' " 'tl 'YtX''yV'tT,'''t '' ""1'':"Tf f,t't't't''"X'1,y,T'ytr'"V'Y't'rl"r'yr",i t The Salt Lake Tribune, Friday,' April 1, 1960 x 'See the complete line ZENITH QUALITY at.', cavorted on on WNBC-T- the morning of . coronat- X p.m. ion, there is no reason for serious concern over Jack Paars visit to London. But certainly Paramount' superb Greene's -- r of production action-packe- d, novel of espionage. "Ministry Of Fear" .starring J (Channel 8) The Redhead Meets tha Mus-tache Ricky Rlccardo (Deal Arnaz) becomes upset with his flagging show business fortunes and gets an assist from Lucy (Lucille Ball) that seta off a chain the performers reaction of mishaps which engulf programs from abroad have the Kovars' (Ernie Kovacs and Edle Adams) household as welL lamentable, affairs., from al ' most every standpoint. Pri7:30 pjn. ' Man From Blackhawk (Chanmarily, he has seemed perLast Days of Jessie plexed that his studio audi- nel l) The Turnbull " False information on ence has not displayed an application for life Insurance disciplined enthusiasm to be leads agent (Robert Rockwell) to expected ofjpi colonized claque. a man who hopes to profit from In this instance British reserve his prospective father - In law's death. has been 1 the amply justified, - 8 p.m. demeanor .essentially has been one of overbearing condescension. Marjorie Reynolds a ' Desllu Playhouse Paars. Ray Milland Today in Business- - a; monkey who 7? Snneet Strip (Channel 2 "Publicity Brat. A grandmother-granddaughtduo makes mishmash of Private Investigator Stuart Zimbaltst Jr) (Efrem Baileys He has Inferred that he search for a missing neckwished the Empire would get orderly lace. with him while at the same Boxing (Chnnnel 4) time he has tried the patience Dick Tiger of Nigeria and of both sides of the Atlantic Victor Zalazar of Argentina In a bout from Boston Arena. with his recourse to the obTwilight Zone (Channel 5) vious. 'Execution a time machine rescues an outlaw of the Old West The umbrella and bowler from an 1880 "necktie party but puts him In peril of an even worse bit has been done. fate the complex society of 1960. er Middle-weigh- ts d Television and Radio 2 4 Channel Channel an Ltitlnrt CBS ABC Channel 5 KSL-TChannel 7 KUED Educ. KCPX NBC hnliM kr lUtl.at. If tautanlt. call lUlln Ilmt. KUTV Friday, AprU 1 12:3 8:00 4 Cont Classroom 2:0 5 Cartoon Tima S Captain T Kangaroo s. S Classroom Comics 4 'I Show 4 From These Roots Verdict Is Yours 1:00 a BVat The Clock 4 Thin Man Brighter Day S:S I Love Lucy 7 French a 4 Concentration ' s Amer. History tooe 4 Truth or Conseq. 4 B S -- I4 a X a 4 I Bowling 4:00 Ministry of Fear People Are Funny Rawhide 7 Mankind 8.30 , Troubleshooters 10 00 News, Weather News, Weather 10.30 Border Patrol San Francisco pocks 10.40 News S.S0 World Turns 11:04 , , About Faces Queen for a Day a 10 45 a Sea Rln Tin Tin 4 Laurel A I S 8 Person to Person "Burns amj Alien"" 7 Russian ' Could Be You X M Search for Tomor. a Popeye Kartoons 4 S Felix the Cat 1:4S 4 4.10 Guiding Light a Bugs Bunny Club 1 11:98 a.oo . Restless Gun- 4 a Three Stooges Life of Riley 8 Romper Room 4 Utah Bandstand 11:8 I News, Weather " ' Love That Bob 7 What' New a t4 Medic a 8 x8.45 10.R0 Hady Devils 11.00 4 Jack Paar denote color Jeffs Collie Better or for Worse 7 Cont Classroom 6:30 p.m. 4. Papers Plan For Outlays Walt Disney Presents (Channel 3) 'The Mad Hermit of Chimney Butte " Meddlesome- - Donald Duck gets a taste of his own medicine when Interfering city neighbors ruin his TV set. He moves to the suburbs and la also plagued bv busybodys, moves to the country and tangles with a honeybee and i fh' By Associated Press NEW YORK, - ROSE GARDEN 3 Specia $298 Make and keep yeur lawn green , . . USE ORTHO'S JOAN FONTAINE 16-16- -8 Reg. $4.79 LBS 40 NOW O A ihy English gift wrarriw 0 charming gggtftmair of tatf Tvrand thon finds facts proving him to bt tinlstar, cunning crimfnoll Id Reg. $2.69 "LBS NOW tad tf 6:00 p.m. 3 C Friday, April 1 Muralng ' B 00 Lucas till 9 b oo News, Miner 7 00 Newt, Miner 7 30 New. 'Mlllef"' 8 00 Hemingway 9 00 New Miller 9 os Breakfast Club 10 00 Newt, Harvey 10 05 Nolan till 1 11.00 Newt, Lucas Friday, April 10-0- - ff 1 Morning NBC News kny Rex Wallgreh TNT World New New Ed Kemp ' HSSHI-belitelephonehou- cai KWHO 8fl0 . unrise to Sunset Evening 6 90 News, Heatter b (u Spurts 4 : 8 yoncert Music News KSOP 1370 Daytime Western Music. Newt , b E 8 KB BC 1800 to Sunset MuaioNewa Sporta A Al AltCIA MIUIU B 4 Reed W. Brinton, Salt Lake and insurance businessman executive, Thursday announced sale of receivables of Fi- Exchange Co. nance and Liberal Credit!- Corp. to Fidelity t ; Acceptance principal shareholder of the companies. HE ANNOUNCED that he and his associates in the loan firms had established at Suite 537, First Security Bldg, the Western Equities Co. anThis corporationwith other firm has entered the factoring field and is purchasing receivables of area manufacturers, Mr. Brinton said. Willard Henri ksen, asso ciated with Exchange and Liberal as manager'-wil- l manage Western Equities, Mr. Brinton said. FIDELITY Acceptance, purchaser 'of the receivables of Exchange and Liberal, operates several other finance companies in Utah undpr dif- ie rc nt. n am e as subsidiaries. y Lower Rates Louis -- S, DiEnes, chairman of the public information com mittee of Utah Savings and Loan Assn., believes that pur chasers of homes in the area during the next few months will face lower money rates. made more realty loans for a greajer amount in January than . any other bank tion. in the area. -- d Exchange has6 According to an 1 n d u s t r ial Mr. Brinton statistics of the loan license and Liberal, a THERE ARE definite signs Security Title small loan license. Both have that there will be an easing Co., during Janon both home loan interest uary First Secubeen operative about five rates and discount rates on rity had 45 mort- - Mr, Wright years and are located at 1243 FHA and VA loans, Mr. gage loans totaling $588,500 S. Main SL said Thursday. in Salt Lake County. Rnnlon-iMr, s president and J&W-rigwho has charge- "Mortgage,; rates,af ter of mortgage Jpnding activities for First Security Bank of Here and There in Business Utah, N.A , reported that resi dential construction in Utah started off this ear with greater push than some observ ers anticipated Total valuation of these Dow Jones Service While tentative agreements obligations in I960. He also homes were shghtlv lower VANCOUVER, B C. have been reached on many said that the uranium outlook than 1959 - foui million dol holders of Crow's Ne;t Coal was limited by the success m lars compared with $4,100,000 points, negotiafor 1959 period. Pass Coal Co , Ltd., ata meettors are still stumbling over the development of reserves in ing here April 26 will consider the U.S. and the end of a proposal by U.S. Steel Corp. the wage issue. exploration. to obtain an option to purchase Daily Investor the coal deposits owned by Outlook Brightens Crows Nest Pass. ST. LOUISi American Zinc U.S. STEEL would have 'to SAN FRANCISCO Rising Lead & Smelting Co. is anticipay !Qvniiih5fPdollars for thp Costs of operations both labor pating a marke improvecoal. An alternative proposal, and materials may reduce ment in 1960 over 1959, Howto be considered! is that U.S. Homestake Co.s 1960 ard I. Young, president, said In Mining Steel buy all of the firms coal reserves, including mines now net by $200,000, or about 10 the companys annual feport. cents a share, D. Jt. McLaughIn 1960 with all of our s oppratingforJl. million dollars. The option is held by Co- lin, president, told Dow Jones. operating at capacity By William A. Dole lumbia Iron Mining Co., a suband with reasonable prices for I am 18 years old. I have Q. THE WAY ONLY we can U.S. Steel Corp. our product, we anticipate residiary of Once effective, the contract keep alive is by improving ef- sults will show a marked lm enlisted in the Army and will would provide that US. Steel ficiency of operations. But provement over 1959, Mr. leave for basic training soon. spend half a million dollars on theres a limit to how far you Young said. Mv Army pay the properties during the next can go in that direction. he will be $70 to said in reference to fixed $35 Income at 830 Million $80 a month. I four years. an ounce for U.S. Steel Is believed purgold. pnee NEW YORK American plan to take out He predicted that if gold con- Metal chasing the coal reserves on adjustable Co. reported net a n Climax the seaboard in connection tinues to move out of the U.S. whole life insurIncome of for $30,832,879 furyear ance with passible future blast this year as it has in last two nace plans on the West Coast years, the nation will be faced ended Dec. 31, 1959. This com- which policy, will cost of either the U.S. or Canada. acute embarrass- pares with net of $18,249,760 me $15 a'rrionth. I with an for the previous 12 months. ment." wl Mr. McLaughlin reported leave me with that while the firms uranium Subsidy Operation? $55 to $65 picture is somewhat brighter, month. I would Mr. Dojle Dow Jones Servlet Bunk- ore KELLOGG, IDAHO like to put abouf $25 a month grade in the Ambrosia WASHINGTON Capital to er Hill agreed Lake, NM operations is kw- - j growth.-Wh- at is Mine-Mil- l Airlines is con Inc. Unions demand for er than projected. seriously of Long Island your opinion indefinite extensions sidering seeking a return to Lighting common stock? HE SAID profits from uraof the old labor contracts. subsidy operation because of A. IT HAS BEEN a good nium would go to defray loan Meanwhile, talks continue. continued losses. quality stock. Its record shows RAYMOND G. Lochier, sen- that it has been a growth ior vice president and treas situation. Its earnings, diviurer, disclosed in Washington dends and market value have that the airline will decide increased very nicely over the within a week whether to ask years. And it hasnt taken too the Civil Aeronautics Board many dips in market value. INSTALLATION for a subsidy. Its the kind of a stock that should interest a young fellow looking for growth in his USED investment. 1960 CAR RADIOS ' lets etertlng BUT ARE YOU sure joure O t lewRluiei To and Anftnno going 1q have spare money to -S- EJICO in' HYealhou Eh j 0U are a IM S 111 l very serious and precise Wi htvk all molt young man, you'll find out Heavy Duty Good Cenditien that it's going to be a long RENT-ALLUNITED S time between pay days if you SALT LAKI2271 IOUTH MAIN dont have some money In MURRAY Sit SOUTH 8TATI 9 your pocket. Minneap Minn., in a ,000 transac- Corp . -- . s. s -- Canada Firm to Weigh U.S. Steel Offer Decries Costs -- - prop-erfie- Invest, Sure, But Also Live a Little This j -- k y? Merry Tillers M. M $ioo fH Vtvr 1 x 21" TVRadioPhono Genealogical Combination! JEROME HINES TYPEWRITERS Stereo Equipped IDtAl FOR LDS JOSE ITURBI 8 GREGOR PIATIGORSKY 2 Westminster Choir fl witk I Sam j.;.. 8AII.IT I i . AND THt ALONSO 5 $375,000 Transaction NICOLAI GEDDA DOES? 8 S.L. Businessman Notes worn AMU SssmsMT asaswuj . KNAK 1280 24 Hours Daily Juste News 1V70 7XS8KNTS Jbiii E3-;n ball 7.00 News, Moll 8 00 M Men Basket7 05 Jo Johnson ball 8 00 George H. Combs 9 03 Evans to 13 . 10.13 Gordon Owen 10 00 News Hourly 11 00 Album of Music 10.05 Klub N'lte Sounds 13 00 Bowen A Jass KWTC i? r HOST New -- Motorola RALPH BELLAMY 3.30 Helen Trent and Couple Next Door 3:10 Muslo for Mod. 4 45 Gordon Owen 5.00 Dean Sporta 5.15 News, Sport b.uu Owen's Outlook 6.13 Tom Harmon 6 30 M Men Basket- - 3 05 Mel Evans 3 30 Frankie Frisch 3 35 Evans to 6 5.00 News, MoU Sunrise to Sunset Familiar Music 1 . INDEPENDENTS KMTJR 1230 84 Hours Daily Music News - vjn and Just Enter. Afternoon C sr. Farming Bua. Food News Whispering Sts. and Ma Perkin 1.30 Young Dr. Malone and Sec. Mrs. Burton 3 00 Right to Hap. 13 00 News, Moll 12 05 Bill Terfy 1 00 News Hourly 1320 KCPX NBC 6 00 61)5 7 OO 7.15 8 30 13 00 13.15 13.30 1 00 ll.d. r w.rw Pe S 111 1 Afternoon-ETenla- g Morning 8 00 Newt, Mahoney 6 00 Newt, Foster 6 05 BUI Terry 6 30 Bill Stem 7 00 News Hourly 7 05 Terry to 9 9 05 Tom Bradshaw 10 00 Newe.1011 10 05 Bradshaw to 13 7 00 7.15 8 00 9 00 News, How 9 05 Shafer till 1 10 00 Newt, Douglar 1100 ABC News 13 00 News, Shafer Friday, April 1 " Evening Newt. Nolan News, Harvey Eydle Gurme Newt, Douglas Sign-O- M OLYMPUS TV CENTER 1722 Hollodoy KLIH Afternoon , VIKINGS for Month No. 24-ho- 1st SO. WEST PH.' EM - 13 00 New,- - Miner 1:00 News. Lucas 1:05 Flo till S 3 00 News, Miller 8 00 News, Douglas 4.00 Newt, Douglas 5 00 Newi, Noian 6.05 Dixon till 9 6 00 32 tf . . . txeltlag tales named vice president and gen- ing for 18 .months, appeared eral manager of Bonneville at to haVe reached a plateau - and shpuld show some easing- beSalt Lake City. fore June, he reported. MR. SHAW IS a native of THE EXECUTIVE said that Boston and a graduate of Har- members of his savings .and vard University in mining en- loan group are supplying an gineering. He is a vice presi- estimated 40 per cent of mortdent and a director of Mesabi gage funds for new homes Jn Iron Co. and a vice president the area. and director of North American Mines, Inc., a major stock1 holder in Bonneville. He is a member of the board The House of Ease built of directors of Old Colony Trust Co., 'New York, and by Glazier Construction Co. in served as a colonel in the Corps Salt Lake County has been of .Engineers otjthe United named Western House of the States Army during World Month of March by American Builder Magazine, it was anWar IL . nounced Thursday. , MR. SHAW alo recently THE said JOURNAL that was elected president of the 15 per cent out Massachusetts Bay Chapter of "approximately the Association of the United of Sait Lake's 350,000 population showed up for the openStates Army. ing of the construction firm's Mr. Talbot holds a degree in model home last "Olympian metallurgy from the Univer-sit- September. of Arizona. He was for 15 years consultant on base Bank Official Tells metals matters for Anglo American Corp. in Northern Of Loan Records Rhodesia. Ralph B. Wright, vice president of First Security Bank of Utah, N.A , Thursday reported the institution -- 921 VOGELER'S 13 00 Music All Night Afternoon- - Evening 13 05 Olive Milner 1 05 Tom Wayman 1160 KSL CBS 8.05 Roadshow 5 30 Business Trends Friday, AprU 1 6 00 NBC News Homing 6 15 Paul James 6 30 Man on- the Co Breakfast SI 00 World Tomorrow First CaU 7 30 Lifeline 8 00 Sansom 7 45 Fight Preview 8 00 Fights 8.30 World New 9 00 Studio "X" 9 03 Party Line 9 30 John Douglas 10.05 Arthur Godfrey 10'03 Studio "X" 11 05 House Party 570 MBS 11.30 Garry Moore 910 KALL IMN-AB- tit Quincy A. Shaw Jr., Boston, has been named president .of Bonneville, Ltd., Wendover producer of potash by solar evaporation. Mr. Shaw succeeds Lockwood W. Ferris, Salt Lakq. City, who resigned several months ago. THE NEW Bonneville chief executive officer was in Salt Lake City with a fellow director, H. L. .Talbot, metallurgical engineer also of Boston, on a survey of plant and properties at Wendover. ' Quincy A. Shaw . . . Named Joining them in the survey "president ofBonneviIle Ltd. was R. D. Macdonald, Tecently Extend Pact free Perking, Rear of Store 4 Utah Firm Names New Chief -- March 31 fewpsper publishers are put Coiwwrr HnirTchnnnel 4) (Color) An program ting large sums into plant exfeaturing pianist Jose Iturbl, rel- pansion and modernization, the American Newspaper Publishers Assn, said Thursday. AS ASSOCIATION survey showed " 876 U.S. daily newspapers put $97,546,213 into capital outlays last year and have earmarked another $92,-74614 for expansion this year. No survey of actual spending was made in 1958 But in Pack of 3, 1957 725 dailies reported plans to set aside $75,208,070 lor ex1 No. Bushes pansion m 1958 after spending $129,991,529 in 1957. tarring la K Rooney, p.m., Channel Modern Plants- 11:00 TONIGHT CAR Y G RANT Mlckev 8 Mil-lan- n 4 Jackpot ' ' 1 SO Girl Crazy, Judv Garland Perhaps by the week's end "Ministry of Fear." Rav Marjorie Reynolds. 8 p m., the National Broadcasting bumpkiaifh"nnM Franrlico'lWk7 Companytounng Barry ISO will have made some amends. Fitzgerald, Meredith. Burgess Desllu Playhouse SO 10 m 5. concluthe British . j Channel p Meanwhile, Live and Learn Dm lit," Rock "Sea Hudson, sion that the commercials 7:30 Yvonne de Carlo 11 05 p m., Chanwere the funniest part of nel 2. Man From Black-haw- k Paars programs seems a rea'Masquerade Party sonable judgment for anyone Modern Life ho has not seen them . 8.00 a 77 Sunset Strip 4 Cavalcade Sport a Twilight Zone 7 Great Playi 4 Girl Crazy a San Francisco Beat 4 i Lira Of Love 1:30 Who Do You Trust? 4 Buckskin Edge of Night 1:00 a Amer Bandstand December Bride - 4 7 2:10 :Sa 7 a Secret Storm That Brennan Girl 4 Price is Right I I 7 S:lt 0 . Armstrong-Jones- 0:10 Walt Disney 4 Telephone Hour 5 Hotel De Pare 7 Prelude jJ Little Lulu 4 Play Vour Hunch Early Show a a Day in Court a Gale Storm Dough Re Ml Red Rows Show a a 4 Dr. Malone 5 The Millionaire 2:15 - 4 Loretta Young 5 House Party 4 News, Weather a Highway Patrol 1:00 '- 4 Today Everyone on stage talks 8:30 p.m. about the difference in curPerson to Person (Channel 8) rencies. And ad nauseam have Charles Colllngwood visits Vatican come the forlorn gags about City with Archbishop Martin J the forthcoming marriage of O Connor. Princess Margaret and Antony Friday TV Movies 0:00 Vikings 1 The a Trbl. With Father Markets Finance Mines list Gregor Platlsorsky, soprano Luclne Amara, - tenor Nicolai Gedda, bass Jerome Hines, ballerinas Alicia Alonso, Melissa Hya-deNora Kaye and Mia Slaven-skthe Westminster Choir and Orchestra' under direction of Donald Voorheea Hotel 4e Faroe (Channel I) ' Sundance and the Black Widow. Sabrina (Patricia Medina!, a prairie Jezebel, concoct a scheme of marriage that Includes Sundance (Earl Holliman) as an unwilling groom. By Jack Gould New York Times Writer NEW YORK,' March 31 Since Anglo - American relations survived the antics of J. Fred Muggs, the --Andcrson-roinn . Graham Salt :afet i ibtw London TV Show Not Up to Paar! Quality t; V ToclaysTVToppers yyy. y y y ,.yy Genea- logical Standard Long Carriaga DONALO 1 and the Bell VOORHEtS Telephone Orchestr Typewriter toondltlond) HAYDEN NORA KAYE MIA SLAVENSKA TONIGHT 5 3 mountain 89 0 end In COLOR on NIC KWX-T- channel 4 USE m states tklkahoni cr'! f STT; 1ZU 1 a a IS presented by uvi 6:30-7:3- au uhumumuh I L ifumuun.ii.uAzM mu 'afec I 5 ' ki ttkw o intact f iunYTHT. Zft tfSTori HB YOUR EASY TERMS OLYMPIA long (arriage portable ALL 1 1 1 . $13930 (With Corrying Cate) MAKES (TYPEWRITER CO. EAST 2ND SOUTH yw o,pM d PHONE DA , 81 |
