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Show The Salt Lake Irtbuce, 24 Checking the Channels Everybody Loves a Parade TOP PROGRAMS for the re6 p.m. By Richard 0. Martin mainder of the week will In- 2 KTTV Kewirrd, Tribune Staff Writer clude "Steel 4 Roy Gibson New. television Hour" Wednesday ops on Monday (Ch. 5, 8 p.m ), atarring 1 Pete and Gtadye. wllf be coverage of the Pio- Leo G. Carroll in "The Double-Edge15:10 p.m. neer Day parade by two Salt Sword, and Thursdays 4 Weather 4 Cant. "At the Source" (Ch. 5, 8 p.m.), 6:15 p.m. Lake City teleon which powerful labor leader 2 Huntley. Brinklry Report.' vision channels. 4 Walter Reuther will be interEvening Report. Parade high viewed. 6:30 p.m. lights will be And 'Friday, Ch. 7 will have 2 Talea of Wells Fargo. (Repeat) presented by Ch. "Leading Citizen. Jim Hardle, a National Educational Tele5 from 9 to 11 Investigating th reappearance vision special, "The Individual of a missing stagecoach, rea.m., and by Ch. ceives help from a girl, Lydia and the Universe, 4 from 10 to. featuring (Carol Ohmartt, In tracking A. C. B. Lovell, professor at the 11:30 a.m. down the thief and learning why The remainder University of Manchester, Enghe stole it. land, and director of the Jod-rcl- l 4 The Cheyenne Shew. (Repeat ) of the days "Road to Three Graves." CheyBank Experimental (Astro schedule is made enne Bodle and Tuk encounter nomical) Station In Cheshire, up of the usual Mr. Martin trouble when they try to lead a train loaded with Monday shows, with the eve- England. equipment to a leased mine and nings programs mainly reTHE PROGRAM will cover cross land belonging to Manuel peats. mans early concepts of the Loza. (Hour show.) 7 5 will take the day structure of the Bringing Ip Buddy. (Repeat ) Channel universe, and Buddy a plana to take a young- off as a holiday, with telecas- will progress to the developiter from tha boya horns to a at resume to Tuesday football game falls through, and ment of radio astronomy, ting 7 p.m. tha disappointed practical result of astronomito run away In "Call Me Charlie. TUESDAYS top fare will cal research, and current consist of President Kennedy's theories concerning origin of 7 p.m. the universe. 2 report to the nation on the Whispering smith. Denver Indicate! Beat Beta Tom Smith (Audie-Murcrisis in Berlin, during which borrows .from Shake- Phy) - he- - will 4 p.m. peara's "Hamlet" in forcing a being made to face the Russian 24 4Barney. Bear. ronfeaiion of murder in Thli aptain K.C. -- threat. Mortal Coil." I Superman, 8 The Spike Jones Shew, Singer The President's report will Gene M( Daniels, with a million-selle- r 4:30 p.m. he seen on all three Salt Lake 5 Popeye, record to hla credit, will be the special guest star. Other Commercial channels. 9 Rrokea Arrow. guests are Dave Ketchum and 5 p.m. Nathalla Nevlns. and 5 will CHANNELS Bunny. talk a4 Bugs 7:30 p.m. present the Rln Tin Tin. t4 Concentration. (Color.) Tuesday at 7 pm., while Ch. 2 tJeff'a Colli. . (Repeat.) surtsida Dave has scheduled it for 8 p.m. A 5:30 la hired by Reginald Thorne p.m. 30 minute - Dutton when 'hla daughter analysis of the t Three Stooge,. President's speech will follow 4 Whlrlyblrda. Daphnes race horse Is almost killed heforethe hlg racg li) I ena Beport. . at 8:30. p.m, onCh. 2. e ' ( Hour show.) - 5:40 8 5 at Ch. p.m., p.m. Tuesday, 8 The Ann Sothern Shaw, (Re"rather Roundup. wi!L present the "Playhouse peat Guest star Cesar Romero Introduces Ann Sothern to fla90 production of "The Velvet 5:43 p.m. menco dancing. . 1 Douglas Edwards ea. Alley, a teleplay by Rod 8 p.m. The production stars Art o:55 p.m. t Channel 2 Presents. "Road to 2 Dirk Tracy. Carney. threa-wago- n - outline-preparati- - ons -- -- . ) Ser-ling- 8 Daytime Programs' 7 a.m. 2 Today Show. CBS Newt. 7:05 a.m. 4 Captain K.C. and - Flxlo. 7:15 a.m. 5 Captain Kangaroa. 7:25 a.m. a New a. From 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. 4 Pioneer Day Farada. 4 10:30 a.m. 2 It Could Ba Toa. (Colon. 10:55 a.m. 2 Nawa Day Report. 11 a.m. 2 Trouble with Father 2 Romper Room School. 7:30 a.m. 2 Today Show. 8 a.m. 1MD a.m. 2 "How to Marry a Millionaire 4 Number Plraae. B Aa the World Turn. 8:30 a.m. Noon S Flay Your Hunch. 8 Jan Murray Shaw. (Color. (Color). 4 Abbott 4 Costello. 4 Noon New. 5 t Ideo Village. 8 Celrhrlty Playhouaa. 9 a.m. 12:25 p.m. 2 Prlro la Right. 4 Midday Report (Color. I 12:30 p.m. 4 Ufa of Blley. 2 Pioneer lay Tarade. 2 larretta Young. 4 Rurna and Allen 9:30 a.m. Show. 2 Concentration 8 Unklettera Houie 4 Jack Show. Party. 10 a.m. 1 p.m. 2 Truth or Como, a Young Dr. Malono. auanoea. f1 Day In Coart. Tho Millionaire. 1:30 p.m. From These Ruota. Seven Keya. The Verdlrt la Yourt. 2 p.m. Make Room for Daddy Queen for a Day. The Brighter Day. Denver." (90 minutes.) Glenn Miller Time. "Tuxedo Junction, ona of Glenn Millers greatest hit, will highlight the program. 8:30 p.m. 4 Adventurea In Paradise. (Repeat). A bevy of swimsuit mod-elaccompanied by a chic photographer and a public relations director, charter Adam Troys schooner Tlkl for a trip to an or exotic Island In "Sink Swim " (llour ahoxx ) 8 The Blue Angela. "Change of Command." 9 p.m. Brothers Brannagan. 1 The Twisted Root." 9:30 p.m. 2 Alfred Hitchcock Presents. The Landlady." (Rape at.) The startling solution to a 2:15 p.m. mystery la found In two Secret Storm. raincoats, an owl and a dachshund. With Dean Stock-we2:30 p.m. and Patricia Collinge. Hrre'a Hollynnod. Mho Do Yon Trust 4 Peter Gunn, i Repeat.) Trying to solve a mllllon-dolla- r robbery Edge of Night. Ed-- spells death for private-ey- e 3 p.m. rile Seller and places his detec. tlvc-b- i others life In danger In Humemaker'a Mati"Dream Big" nee. "Panama 8 Brenner. Small Take." (ReLady peat ) The Brenners, acting on American separate assignments, converge Bandstand. on a ring printing phony sweep. Dr, Hudson's Secret takes tickets. Journal. 3:30 p.m. 10 p.m. 2 MTV Newsreel. Highway Patrol. 4 4 Star News. Say When. I Lino Lury. July 24, lH'Jl . Grass Fires Whirl in Davis Area J - . 1 4 i c. 1 Roeelal to the Tribune IT. f WOOD CROSS Scattered grass .fires Sunday in Davis County spread to at least one structure and destroyed It and at one time endangered ,both Beeline and Salt Lake Oil Refining plants, THE FIRES KEPT Bountiful and Davis County firemen and equipment busy from the first report at 5 p.m. along the Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad Co. to 7 pm. ending near the refineries said Robert Devereaux, assistant Davis County fire chief. One grass fire spread from the railroad right-o- f way, Chief Devereaux aald. to a shed and garage at the home of Val Peterson, 2490 S. 11th West, Woods Cross. BUILDINGS AND contents of furincluding a room-ful- l were destroyed at niture an estimated loss of $3,500 to the building and $250 to the chief contents, reported One of the spotty blazes came to within 100 feet of storage tanks and a pump control, station at the refineries. ant' PETERSON kept the flames from spreading to his house by climbing to the roof of the house and spraying it with a garden hose. Fire fighters almost had MR. i A ."1 5potty grass fires which spread from North Salt Lake Into" Centerville In Davis County set this shed and garage In Urgent Medical Aid Always Near By William C. Patrick Tribune Medical Editor When someone becomes suddenly 111 In a strange city the question of how outaj f t get cause consternaone time but their pumper tion, or even . of water. The truck ran out Most hotels have house physicians, nearest hydrant was In North whose services can be obtained by callSalt Lake, and when they rethe desk clerk. ing had flames again turned, the BUT NOWADAYS A LARGE perleaped hih. centage of summer travelers stay in motels or their own trailer!.' Some even camp out. In Salt Lake City there are several means by which a stranger can get in touch with a doctor, according to Harold Bowman, executive secretary, Salt Special to The Tribuna Lake County Medical Society. IDAHO LeRoy GfyACE, elecRECENTLY, THE SALT Lake DisGrace (Corky) Wilson, Dental Society established one of trict was trician, injured Saturday the first emergency dental services In about noon while repairing an the country, making day or night care electric line. available for travelers, as well as resiDIR. WILSON was working dents unable to get in touch with their atop a pole on the Pete Hub- own dentists. While a dental emergeney Is painful bard Ranch southwest of it seldom,. if ever, would be immedi Grace when the pole collapsed. theshed-gaiage.hlaze-- " . near-panic- Power Pole Fall Injures Idahoan They are the Doctors Answering Bureau, Physicians and Surgeons Exchange, and the Professional Ex-- , change. AH are listed in the yellow oflhelelephone book.under.the v THE CASE OF accidents. of physiclang. promprtdlng care is always available by calling for ONE OF THEIR CHIEF functions a city police or county sheriff ams is to locate a persons regular physibulance, which will take injured to Salt Lake General Hospital or cian, who may not be either at his office or his home, or to get in touch with the emergency ward of the nearest private hospital or clinic. another doctor taking his calls, If he - Poison cases also, whether Involving happens to be out of town. Mr. Bowman said these agencies residents or visitors, can receive Immediate attention by calling an ambulance also will obtain emergency service for and having the victim taken to Salt visitors or others who do not have a Lake County General Hospital, where regular doctor, and do not know Whom to call one of the best poison control centers in the country is maintained. IN SOME CITIES emergency services are operated by medical societies WHEN A PERSON becomes sudthemselves, but Mr. Bowman said he denly ill from an unknown cause, howbelieves the problem here is met adeever, it Is unlikely that he will call an ambulance. He will seek the attention quately by these private agencies. In addition there are several priof a private physician. Mr. Bowman said there are three vate clinics in Salt Lake City that have telephone service. In a pinch services, privately operated but supthe emergency department of a hospiported by the physicians themselves, tal could be called. through which this may be accom On the othpr ately hand, medical emergency might cause death in a relatively short time unless medical aid were obtained promptly. 8 The News IW IT per-son- Region News in Brief at Gem State Waters Take Lives of Youth, Man Idaho waters claimed the lives of three persons. Sunday and the body of a Pocatello youth who had drowned last Tuesday, waa recovered from Walton Lakes, west of Misa soula, Mont., near the border. I. 10:15 p.m. 4 Weather Station. 8 Weather Roundup. 10:20 p.m. A Aberdeen Bailey youth, an old misyouth, and a sile base worker, drowned. The body of LaMar C Kings-ford- , Pocatello, waa recovered. t 25-ye- p.m. THE ABERDEEN youth drowned in the American Falls forebay, the Bailey youth drowned while swimming near Paul, and the missile base worker drowned after an atfempf to rescue a boy floundering near Bruneau. 11 p.m. 4 Dayton Allen. 8 The Late Show. "The General Died at Pawn," Gary Cooper, Madeline Carrol. (To sign off.) 11:05 p.m. 4 BlgMovie. "Saratoga, Gable, off Radio ) "Clark Jean Harlow. (To i(gn Y Student Starts 12 33 Perc Newton ,8.45 Paul James 1.00-5.0- 0 "CrossSports 9:05 Kemps Korner roads 9.30 TNT, Gibson tvoataa Special to The Tribune Monday, July 14 5 00 Sports Scene 10:05 My True Story OREM John Orlando MonMorning 5 13 Crossroads" 11:05 Kemps Corner 12 00 News, Davlz.i 5 30 Mtn West News toya, 20, 494 N. Emery Ave., is Afternoon 1 05-- 6 00 Iron Mike 5 45 Lowell Thomaa one of several 12.00 NBC News young men who 1.00-5.0News Hour0 6.00 Doctors House 12.05 News, Gibson will begin training Monday for ly, Kavanagli Call 12:15 Strings A Things 00 Newa, Miller 6.03 Business News the first two Peace Qorps proj 1:05 Tom Wayman 6 Lucas Show 6.15 Rare But WeU ects, announced Robert Sar8:05 Roadshow Newa Miller Done gent Shriver Jr., director. Evening 7'30Newa, MUler 7.00 Newa 5 05 Wn House Newa 7 10 In Person 8 00 Hemingway MR. MONTOYA HAS com5 30 Businesa Trend 8 30 76 Sport Report 7:30 News Analysis 9 oo News, MUler 5.35 Roadshow 7:45 Rare, Well Done pleted his sophomore year at 5.45 Paul James 10 00 Harvey Newi 8 00 News Brigham Young University. He 10.05 Breakfast Club Sports 8 10 Life Line has served as interpreter and 6 00 NBC Newa 1100 Paul Hnrvev 8 25 Rare But Well 1105-2-0- 0 b 05 News In Depth coordinator for Mexican na Smith Show Done 6 13 Paul James 8 45 World Tonight tlonals harvesting fruit. Afternoon or News 6 30 World 9 00 Western Weather 12 News, Xour At 43 6 Service Wire Hnrvev 7 00 World Tomorrow 9 05 Public 1 00 ABC News Pulse 7.30 Sound In Stareo 10:00 1 30 Baseball Night Final 5.00 Sound In Starto 10.15 Gordon 2 00 Newa, Miller Owen 11 .03 John Brophy 2 11.00 Album Music Daddy Flo ' Show 3 00 ABC News 12.00 Bowen and Jaxs 12 00-- 6 OO a m. Yawn 4 00 New. Heming Patrol Corps Training . IMN-AE- C 570 4 30 5 00 News. Douglas V 5 03-- 9 00 JeweU Show 1160 KSL CBS The weather forecast map for Monday indicates some variable cloudiness over the In- - Data Freni the U.8. Weather Bureau It will be cloudy with ft chance for occasional thunderahowere over most of the Intermountain Area Monday. TEMPERATURE CHART Period Ended Data lor lander at ft p.m. Utah High tew Free. ft? 03 Blending 8ft 46 Bryce Canyon ft I 6ft .10 Cedar City 90 49 Coalville 67 89 Delta ftft 102 Green River 63 9? Logan BATTERIES GENERATORS 67 1250 CAMERONS ftXCHANOfto ftftft Monday, 11-3- .... ft. Stete II (Milford Ogdens Provo Roosevelt Salt Lake Airport St. George Wendover '100 102 loa 67 - Portland San Diego San FrancUcO Seattle Spoken 62 75 75 67 69 7ft fti KWHO 860 KM UK 1230 KNAK 1390 Sunnae to 94 Hour 24 Hour Da. Dalle Sunset Concert Music Newa Music. Newa Music. News KWIC 167 1600 to Sunr -Sunrise to Sunset I Familiar Music MualoNewp & porta in 1370 KSoj Daytime Western Music N- KAIL Bismarck Chicago Detroit Duluth Kansas City Minneapolia Omaha -- 910 81 M 69 7ft 90 70 71 83 7ft fti 67 63 84 ftft . Frontier" NOW BRINGS YOU PAUl HARVEY vSvjLylU, 15 MINUTE NEWS Eirisii 12:00 NOON 1320 ctiftaaeeeaeeeaao - RSXX A30 a m to Sunset Music. Newa -- .08 .01 .06 .36 Mldwsit Save Money Classified Ads - Monday thru Saturday - .07 .14 .10 .07 .06 X2 Salt Lake City Variable cloudiness through Tuesday with an occasional afternoon or evening thundershower A little cooler with high both daji 95 and low Monday near 63, Variable cloudiness through Disk Tuesday with widely scattered thundershowers mostly afternoons and evenings A little cooler with highs both days ftft to 100, Low 50 to ftft. ftoethsast Idahe Partly cloudv afternoons but otherwise mostly fair through Tuesday Cooler with highs both days 63 to 93 end lows 4ft to 58. Southwest Idahe Mostly fair with little change in temperature through Tuesday. Highs both days $5 to 95, lows at night 50 to 60. Eastern Nevada Variable cloudi-net- s through Tuesday, with widely scattered thundershowers, mostly aft. moons and evening. Not much temperature chenge. Highs ftft to 95, Iowa 90 to 6ft. Wyemlng Partly cloudy Monday and Tuesday. Widely scattered afternoon and evening showers and thurv derstorma. Cooler in north Monday and seat and south Tuesday, Highs Monday mostly in 90s, weak front moving limmirr-- A eastward from the Pacific Northwest wee causing some showers and thunderstorms in Idaho end western Mon. tana Sunday. In the southern portion of the Intermountain Region, a flow of moisture from the Gulf of Mexico was causing thunderstorm in southern Utah Nevada and some severe with hall in Artiona thunderstorm Temperatures were generally in the upper 90s and 90 throughout the region. Family Reunion I TWIN FALLS, IDAHO Christopher John Lowe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis R. Lowe, died Sunday at 4:55 a.m. after a desperate operation Saturday night apparently had saved the tots life after he choked on a peb- THE TOT WAS playing In the back yard of his home when the father noticed him swallow some stones. Doctors worked for four hours to reday at 5 p.m.. 0 mi ; precipitation tor move a pebble from the baby's July. .49. accumulative excess 06; precipitation since Oct 1 I960, 9 06; throat. Death was attributed to accumulative deficiency, 3 77; sun. anoxia. rise Monday, 9 17; aunset, 7.52. 6 52 55 Pebble-Fat- al ble. 4ft 64 60 I INDEPENDENTS Real ftt 52 64 79 72 63 92 Boise ftft 56 Burley 52 95 Idaho rails ftft ft Pocatello Intenneentalft fttatas 66 93 Billing 4ft fti Butte 65 61 Cheyenne 93 49 Denver 63 96 Elko 91 61 Ely 97 62 Grand Junction 104 60 Laa Vegas 4ft 95 Reno 85 54 Rock Sorlngg 93 83 Sheridan 4ft 90 West Yellowstone Pacific fttataa ftft M Anchorage 49 66 Fairbanks 7 70 Honolulu Juneau 1ou Too 63 6ft Idaho Loa Angelee "First On Tho News 9ft 95 100 96 ' LISTOV Commodore Perry Liston descendants, Saturday noon Saratoga Resort west Of LehL Take owns lunch. Crashes Take 2 lives on Utah Roads Continued From Page Wickman, Castle Dale, and Mrs. Edna Winn, Salt Laka City. Special to Th Tribune A Moab mother MOAB L 0 t Iiidf ill" a of Dies in Crash ' FALLS, 'IDAHO Blackfoot man was killed and his companion was hurt Sunday at 6:10 a.m. r when their 1955 model sedari left U.S. Highway 191 four miles south of Idaho Falls and wrecked. IDAHO A 17 miles south of here Sunday at 6 p.m. when the pickup truck In which she and her family were riding lost a wheel and overturned on U.S. Highway 160. THE VICTIM was identified by police as Mrs. Thelma Pipkin, 38, Moab. Her husband, Paul, 41, who was driving, and the couples four children, Ne son, 12; Pauline, 9; James, 8, and Walter, 4, riding in the back, escaped serious injury when they were thrown out as the vehicle overturned. The Pipkin family was moving from Moab to Monticello and was using the truck to transport household goods. The accident occurred Inside San Juan County as the family was returning to Moab for an- other load. PATROLMAN Francis Spen eer, Utah Highway Patrol, Moab, who Investigated, said the Injured were taken to Dr. Allen Hospital at Moab. THE VICTIM was Lloyd I.iW. MY. Pipkin and Walter were released after treatment. The 21 Facing Draft other Pipkin children were kept in the hospital overnight Special to Tha Tribun for observation. All auffered TWIN FALLS, IDAHO August draft quota for Twin cuts and abrasions. Falls County for selective servA DY8KTIBKMIN t ice physical examinations has been raised from 4 to 21. Maj. Gen. John E. Walsh advised the local draft board that the states . August quota is 400 400 for men and also will ' " marly itcM t$ dtatb September, TiJtaruTbtnl founds two-doo- Woman Nearly Itches To Death mew wonder creme. Now t Vm happy, writes Mrs. 4T P. Ramsay LA. Caltf X, Hera l bltued relief from lomirei of vaginal itch, rectal itch, chafing, rash and ecsema with an imtwng new scientift formula called LAN ACANE.Thia medicacedcremekilUhanofulbactenagerme while it aoothea raw, irritated sod inflamed oaeoe. fttopa acnecbtnf o apeeds bJpnft Doo t auflet I Gee LANAGAN1 at druiHu f -- u 17 four was killed termountaln Region with some thunderstorm is expected.- cthlty Somejlight-eoolin- g- Clouds' Thunder Cooling - Challenge KLIIB MBS July 14 Morning Monday, July 14 5 00 Richard Rendell Evening Murnlng 5.13 Bradshaw to 10 6 00 Newa. Douglaa 5.30 Breakfait With 5.30 Van Patrick 6 05 Newa. Dreler Barlow 6.00 Whitney Bolton 6 30 Swayze Weather 6 43 Farm Forecast 7:30 BUI Costello 7 00 Newa, Morgan 7 00 News, Campbell 10 05 Hardman to 2:30 7.30 Speaking, Sports 7.13 Marshall SmaU 10.30 Arlene Francis 9 00 Baseball Gama 7:45 Breakfast Nawt Chas. Warren 10.00 Newa Douglaa Sansom and Afternoon 11:00 Newa Davis Then Sum 12.00 Foster, Moll, 12.00 Newa, Davis 8.30 World Newa Lewis B.05 Party Line hourly 1:30 Marvin 9:35 Calling HoUywd 2.30 Tony Galen Drake 1320 KCPX NBC 1U:00 CBS Newa 2 35 Art Kent to 7 10:10 Arthur Godfrey Monday, Jnly 14 3:00 Cedric Foster News 11:00 4:00 Bill Stern Horning House 11.10 Party 6 00 NBC Newt Hrly. Evening Moor 11:30 Garry 6.05 Morning Show 6.00 Fulton Lewis Jr. 1:40 Crosby. Clooney a m. 6 30 Bill Stern tll 7.00 NBC News 7.05 Bob Wernei Afternoon 12:00 Newt 9 30 Gabriel Heatter 7:15 World New 7.30 Morning Show 12.15 Bui. of Farming 10 05 Stardust to 12.30 Food News 8.05 News, Monroe 1:05 Nlte Klub to 8 Merritt, an employe of American Potato at Blackfoot, Injured was Leon Lamb, also of Blackfoot, who was taken to a hospital and released after treatment. Idaho-Montan- 4 Sport Final, feports on Five. 10 :30 way Harvey, News -- . The Jack Pair Show, (Color.) (To sign oft.) M Squad. New York Confidential. 910 KAI.L plished. ll Lal-ann- e ; T flames at the home of Val Peterson, 2490 SL llth West, Woods Cross. Mr. Peterson kept fire from house with hose. V- |
