Salt Lake Tribune | 1961-01-04 | Page 7

S' H The Salt Lake Tribune, Wednesday, January 4, 1961 Meet to Focus On Western Highways Six-Stat- Dorothy Kilgallens Broadway e Representatives of six western states will meet Wednesday at 12:15 p.m. in Hotel Temple Square to focus attention on two subjects: the need for better highways, and how Idaho Governor Gives Program Spccitl to TIm Tribun Idaho BOISE, IDAHO Gov. Robert E. Smylie Tues- day recommended a broad legislative program to Idaho lawmakers including the repeal of a $10 head tax." IN THE second day of the Idaho Legislature, Gov. Smylie proposed a 12 million dollar Increase in general fund operation expenditures that could be attained without a tax increase and despite repeal of the $10 ; levy." General fund expenditures In Gov. Smylies budget message would total $88,100,-00- 0 for the two-yea- r period beginning July 1, 1961, com-- : Vt pared with 75 million dollars in the current biennium. Board to Act On County Posts Today Nevtly elected Salt Lake County Commission Chairman W. G. (BUI) Larson said Tuesday department assignments would be made at the Wednesday 10 a.m. com mission meeting. HE SAID HE met briefly Tuesday with new County Commissioner C. W, (Buck) Brady, another Democratic member. Mr. Brady was sworn in at ceremonies Monday at 10 a.m. term. Comto serve a two-yea-r missioner Edwin the Republican member, also was sworn in to serve another four-yea- r term. Indecent Actress Shocks Tunisians ERSKINE STEWART, vice president and treasurer of the Better Highways Information Foundation, Washington, D.C., and Arthur R. Trautmann, BHIF field coordinator, will explain how the foundation plans to aid local groups in establishing public information programs. DELEGATES will Include the highway committee of the Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce, the Intermountain chapter of the Associated General Contractors and other supporters of good roads programs in Utah, Arizona, Colorado, Montana, New Mexico and Wyoming. DoaE. Kenney, chairman of the chambers highway committee, and C. Taylor Burton, Utah director of highways, also will address the session. MR. STEWART said the principal aim of the meeting was to launch local programs to familiarize every citizen with the need for, and the benefits of, better highways from interstate freeways down roads. to He said the BIIIF would supply brochures, public Information kits and eventually a sound movie to help local groups educate the people in the value of good highways. said the Mr. Trautmann foundation would also do everything it can to aid and support each state group In Its own special projects. - farm-to-mark- Last Rites Set For Victim, 15, of Crash' Funeral services for Thomas Kent Burrows, 15,' who "was killed Jan. 1 in an automobile accident, will be conducted Thursday noon at the Jefferson Ward Chapel, Church of Jesus Christ" of Latter-daSaints, 1510 Richards (40 7 West). MR. BURROWS was born MR. LARSON will take over Feb. 22, 1945, in Salt Lake City, E. and the roads and bridges depart- a son of David Burrows.-HLou-vini- ment, succeeding the former Republican commission chairman, Lamont B. Gundersen, term who ended a four-yea- r Dec. 31. Mr. Brady is slated to become head of the. health and charity department, replacing Mr. Cannon, who is expected to become director of the finance department, headed by Mr. Larson. MR. LARSON had moved Tuesday into Room 205 City and County Building, formerly occupied by Mr. Gundersen. Mr. Brady has moved into Room 206, formerly occupied by Mr. Larson. He announced he appointed Miss Phyllis Ran-so- n as his secretary. COMMISSIONER Cannon continued to occupy Room 204. Mr. Cannon is expected to be Assigned direction of the planning and zoning commission, sewer districts, possibly the Detention Home, library board and mosquito abatement work. Mr. Brady has already assumed charge of the countys building and grounds department, 'CHAIRMAN LARSON, Who has two more years to serve, is slated to represent the com mission on the County Recrea tion Board as did Mr. Gundersen. He is expected to assume direction of the purchasing and zoning and building inspection departments and coun ty garage. Pool Ruling Wins High Court Okeli given a Salt Lake contractor for an uncompleted swimming pool was unanimously affirmed by the Utah Supreme Court Tuesday C.L. LOCKE, Salt Lake City, Appealed to the high court from a judgment entered for J. Low-- . ell Platt, doing business as Crystal Pools, Inc. Third District Court Judge A. H. Ellett gave Mr. Platt $2,750, plus interest, attorney fees of $350, and costs. THE TWO MEN had contracted in 1958 for construction of a swimming pool. The two later argued about the job and according to the Supreme Courts account Mr. Locke ordered Mr. Platt from the property. Chief Justice Lester A. Wade, author of the courts opinion, struck down Mr. Locke's arguments that the contractor did not have a specialty state license; that he was operating under an assumed name not on file; that there was ho such corporation as Crystal Pools, Inc. The opinion agreed with the declared facts, but said they did not Void the contract A judgment -- , - NEW YORK police in Karaouan. Tunisia, had to restrain the local . Arab women from to make every citizen aware of .their value. a was Cam active in LDS ch'urch work and a student at South High e throwing stones at the A scantily clad Noelle Adam as she appeared before the cameras for a scene in of "Wonders Aladdin. The local la-- , Mlsa dies, who al ways appear Kllgallen veiled, were incepted by what they considered the "lnde-- t cent exposure of Noele, and other actresses in the Jilm, and their objections caiqe close to resulting in a riot. Vittorio Gassman, former husband of Shelley Winters, i4 making news with his cur- c. rent starring vehicle, A Martian in Rome,' written Promises Laughs d Marriage-Go-Roim- The comedy, romance which rocked Broadway for half a thousand performances hits the screen with the same hilarious impact in the film version of "The coming to the Centre Theatre, with Susan Hayward, James Mason and Julie Newmar. ' The rollicking film treatment has retained the delicious and unconventional humor of the original with a big plus. -Its all about a domestic crisis in the household of two college profesors, Susan Hayward and James Mason, who deliver lectures on marriage and morals and suddenly, find their own in jeopardy at the hands of a blond Swedish beautiful bombshell (Julie Newmai1) who wants a "perfect" baby and has selected Mason as the appropriate father! 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Harris, 27, 1415 W. 4th North, was still unconscious and in critical condition in Elko General Hospital Tuesday night after the car he was driving rolled over 40 miles east of Wells on Highway 40 Sunday night, MR. HARRIS Suffered head, back and internal injuries as he and a companion were returning to Salt Lake City after spending New Years Eve in 1 0$, 1,11, 7,45, "Sayt" 12.40, 1 00, 4 00, 5 05, I 10, 1015) "CiuaarMla'1 11 24, 2 44, 5 44, 5 20. 0 15, 525, 1015; "Sandawnir!" ROIERT tnrcrEV Despite Aid A Salt Lake - PtATURI TIMII "Irthlf" 1245, oi STARTING Infant Dies, ELKO, NEV. GREENER JEAN iiiuor a P's N. X A' magniflcftnt Ice spectacular PRICES 55 00. 54 44, 53 13, 51 71 Mail Ordan Anaptad I V ) ' ; i 1 DIE GRASS IS KERR MITCHUM GINA Tribune U DEIORAH . ' ' e CART behind him, keep the laughs coming at a fast clip bordering on satire ' as he plays the situation to its comic hilt yet stays within the framework of the censors okay. who wants to borrow him Is the merry eyebrow-raisi- ng theme of this most unusual film. Walter . Master Lang, who has had a long Suffocation? Special to Th ex-wl- one-tim- IMS-744- 4 I. Mm 5, toot at tkaatro S3 ah 7RII PARK list of directorial triumphs her husband and a woman Plan Accident Victim Listed Critical , , - d De-V- HE WAS BORN Nov. 17, 1960, in Salt Lake City. Survivors include his parents, brothers and sisters, Lola, IdaMay, Michael, Ronald, and grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Curtis Flitton and Mr. andMcstiXeonard Christensen, all of Salt Lake City. -- r He is survived by his mother and brothers and sisters: Chester E., Holladay: Elden W Altadena, Calif.; Neal W., Bountiful; Mrs. Stanley (Alton) Harper, Sandy; Mrs. R. Eugene (Luana) Christensen, Cottonwood 1 eights; Mrs. George (Blanche) Kiopekly, Burnt Hills, N.Y.; Mrs. Milton (Irene) Mlridakls, San Francisco; Dee Lamor, Leon David and Kay Burrows, Mrs. Vaughn C. (Doris) Gee, Mrs. Merlyn Grimaud and Mrs. (Marian) Hatch, all of Salt Lake City. FRIENDS MAY call Wednesday from 6 to 8 p.m. at 4760 S. State and Thursday at Jefferson LDS Ward Chapel one hour prior to services. Burial will be at Elysian Burial Gardens. SALT LAKE City police said Billie Duane Flitton; son -- of Mr. and Mrs. David Flitton, 575 S. 2nd West (300 .West), apparently suffocated. H i s mother found him on his stom' ach in his crib. He was rushed tp the hospital in a police ambulance. - painting of her brain-child- , which has disappeared from the lobby of the Plaza Hotel. Is it true that Lillian Roth, most famous member of Al-cohollcs Anonymous, can- celed her appearance at the' Jan Hus Theatre Jan. 9? Thats the rumor In the Sardl set Tlmmle Rogers Is sup- posed to go on In her place no reason given. Sloan Simpson, the beautiof New Yorks ful mayor, Bill ODwyer, is off to Acapulco to start a new career as a decorator of hotel rooms. hilarious' ward in The Marriage-Go-Rounromantic tussle scheduled at Centre Theatre. Glamazon Julie" Newmar intrudes on mari- tal bliss of James Mason and Susan Hay School. A by Italy's bright young playwright Ennlo Flaiano. The critics panned the show, but theatergoers have been flocking to it Ci Milan. Favorite Date Arthur Millers chums say his favorite date Is Jane Oswald, a voluptuous airline stewardess who flies the New York to Dallas run. Sad news for the jazz world: Sonny Rivera, who used ,to be , Bobby Shorts bongo player, died of a heart attack. Edith Piaf must be well on the way to recovery after her serious illness. She's found a huge a new darling gypsy wrestler with a long beard. , , Reward for Painting Kay Thompson, author of the best seller, Eloise, is offering a reward for the return of the Hilary Knight i