Show The Salt Utah ‘In Safe’ On Polio Sabin Finds Continued From Page IS "To maintain fine make achievement you sure that all children as they come along are vaccinated” he your must W A- - ” - v: A ? V -- t -- v N A ' Donald C Ilansen Thought to be driver of death auto A y V tendant v MANY OF THOSE in the lower income groups get the same advantage at public clinics But in between there is a large group of moderate Income who fail to get this protection for 30 1944 in born Dec Murray a their children k son of Donald and Doris DR SABIN’S first lecture will Peterson He graduated be Tuesday at 4 pm in the old from Bingham High School last medical building on the U camspring He was a member of the pus His subject will bb “The LDS Church and an Eagle Boy Role of Enteroviruses in Human Disease” Scout ‘A1 3 Youths Lose Lives on Utah Roads Continued From Page 13 fore it came to a halt against some trees they said south side of the highway the THE VICTIM was thrown officers said After leaving the hard surface from the car about 40 feet from of the highway the car flipped where it came to rest several times be end over-enLarry Samuel Peterson was d Court Dismisses SL Action Attacking Golf Course Sale taxpayer suit attack- course through 1963 He added ing validity of the sale of Salt that LDS Church officials hanLake City’s Forest Dale Golf dling the transaction told him a decision on whether Course has been dismissed the recently the city can use the course next assistant city attorney said Monyear will be made In the near day future The site was sold to the LDS THE SI IT WAS brought for $567680 A payment Church comSalt Lake City its against missioners and the Church of of $500 000 was made in 1939 0 and in June 1961 another Jesus Christ of Latter-dapayment was made Saints Assistant City Atty Norman THE SUIT originally was a W Kettner who represented the portion of another action quescity at a hearing on the defend- tioning the sale of city owned ant's motion to dismiss said property at 1st South and State the 'suit by Jesse E Stone 1220 where the new Federal BuildPacific Ave (440 South) was is being constructed Mr dismissed by Third District ing Kettner said Judge Joseph G Jeppson The portion of the suit was IN VIEW OF the court’s dis- dismissed by the Utah Supreme missal of the suit Mr Kettner Court Nov 2 1960 said the city will move soon to THE ACTION of Jeppc!oe the property transaction son can be appealed Judge to the high with the LDS Church couit within 30 days The church was aqcumng the site at 2375-9tEast for construction of a junior college but has allowed the city to continue using it as a golf course A 1960 $42-00- y h TIIAD B EMERY office manager City Park Depart ment said “the city has been given permission to use the golf Car Plunges Driver Flees i Cun-die- SIRIIYORS include his mother a brother Richard West Jordan a sister Mrs Robert (Gail) Midvale and a grandmother Mrs Samuel Cundick West Jordan Bleazard Teeth’s ‘Life’ Stressed at Dental Clinic Funeral services wil be conducted Thursday at noon at 4760 S State Murray where friends may call Wednesday from 6 pm “There’s no reason why teeth to 8 p m and Thursdey one hour like to Burial will be services fingernails shouldn’t last a prior lifetime with today’s dental m the Riverton Cemetery knowhow Dr John C Bartels The deatji Oct 7 of a Portland University of Oregon Gunnison Sanpete County School of Dentistry said here youth in a ditch near his home Monday will be counted as a traffic fa- ' CONSERVATION of broken tality Mrs Eva Rasmussen and decayed teeth by use of State Department of Financial ceramics was discussed by Dr said Monday Responsibility clinic for Bartels at a one-dDental CRAIG CHILDS 15 son of the Salt Lake District in the Prudential AudiSociety Mr and Mrs Von L Childs was torium 3261 S State crushed to death when the tracDr Donald C Sansom society tor he was operating left the said more than 300 president road and toppled onto him in a dentists attended the clime roadside ditch VI HEN fractures occiir in teeth Dr Bartels noted porce$30 Radio Missing lain can be bonded or fired to a John Johnston East metal base so that only the cetold police Monday a prowler ramic restoration is visible pried open the rear door of his He said that where ceramics house Sundav afternoon and can be used the life expectancy stole a portable transistor radio of teeth can be greatly enhanced valued at $30 y 115-6t- h Special to The Tribune ing the car into "a lower gear EAST MILL CREEK Four and swerved in an effort to miss school girls were struck and In- the youngsters the investigating officer said jured by an automobile whose Sgt Iba blamed the accident brakes failed Monday at on mechanical failure of the p m at 3300 South and 2300 East brakes to-d- lie Larry Samuel Peterson was alone in vehicle crackup Brakes Fail Car Rams Injures Four Children ALL FOl R suffered abrasions and bruises in the accident Two of the girls "were plrthed under the vehicle until they were freed by a service station at- T Robert J Con In Jr Died when auto crashed into cliff 4- - r 7 A —Tribune Staff Photo by lynn Johnson Sait Lake General Hospital nurse Mrs Ruby Tietjan and Kristi Guest comfort Jan Gatreil and Vicki Kiddle after auto mishap Landscaping Job Speeds Landscaping work around the facing a drive and parking lot restored Old City Hall at State will be completed around the hall headquarters for the Utah and 2nd North is neanng com pletion PLANTING OF shrubs and trees will be done in the spring Co began Monday placing a The state and Church of Jesus stone facing on a concrete re- Christ of Latter-daSaints are taining wall built along" State in the cost The consharing Street struction firm said cost of the Installation of a lawn sprin- landscaping work will be apkling system curbing and sur- - proximately $20000 ME JENSEN 21 - A declared “THE ORAL polio vaccine can be given' to children at six to eight weeks along with the (diphtheria pertussis tetanus) shots ” Dr Sabin said experience has shown that the children of the more well o parents who are taken regularly to a physician usually are W'ell protected against the diseases for which there are effective vaccines 19 19(53 Vehicle Pins Two i are immunized “you will after a few years build up a population of susceptibles Iake Tribune Tuesday Noyrmbor Construction y Panel to Talk M Oil Soviet At U Event The injured included Vicki Kiddle 11 daughter of Mr and Mrs Wayne K Kiddle 3061 Marie Circle (3120 South) Jan Gatreil 11 daughter! Mr and Mrs Gordon G Gatreil 3027 “Understanding the Soviet Connor St (2150 East) Kristi Union: Impressions and ObserGuest 11 daughter of Mr and vations” will be discussed by a Mrs John R Guest 2234 Greg panel of Universon Ave (3070 South) all treatsity of Utah faced at Salt Lake General Hospital ulty members at and released to the care of prithe second meetand Windy vate physicians ing of the UniverBehrens 6 daughter of Dr and sity Dinner Club Mrs Charles D Behrens 2163 m the University Lamboume Ave (3145 South) Union Panorama who was treated by the family Room— Thursday physician at 6:45 p m SHERIFF’S SGT Keith Iba LJ Participating on said the girls were knocked the panel will be down as they went north across D Samuel Yalachovic Thurman 3300 South In the crosswalk on dean the east side of 2300 East The of the College of Law Dr Robcar driven by Mrs Alice S ert Helbhng professor of Ian Sargent 36 3635 E 3800 South guage and John Valachovic instructor of language was westbound The Behrens girl was riding DR OBERT C Tanner proa bicycle and the other three fessor of philosophy will be were walking said Sgt Iba The Kiddle girl was pinned chairman under the left front of the car Public and faculty memberwhich continued 24 feet from ship in the town orwhere it struck the children and ganization is available through the Gatreil girl was pinned the University’s Extension Diviunder the right side Sgt Iba sion said Clyde Gibson 1704 Meiribee See Roses Way (5735 South) used jacks to Elks lift the car and free the girls A color film of the Pasadena Mrs Sargent said she was apRose Bowl parade will be shown the intersection and proaching at the weekly luncheon meeting attempted to stop but the car’s of the Benevolent and Protective brakes failed to function Sgt Order of Elks No 85 WednesIba said day at noon at the lodge 139 E SHE TRIED TO stop by shift-- 1 South Temple and-gow- n to Dr Olpin to Speak Dr A Ray Olptn University of Utah president will be speaker at the weekly luncheon meeting of the Salt Lake Rotary Club in the Hotel Utah Tuesday at noon Police late Monday were looking for a driver who piloted his car at high speed out of control for 380 feet then plunged the auto into the Jordan River at 1250 W 2nd North AS OFFICER F W Ledford measured the snaking skidmarks beginning at the corner of ' ATTENTION! to people rood ffltoll od? You or ful vnoll newspaper gift to work lorou Call CM Ext 331 to hove a repreeentative coma to your business ansi present facts about the power of imoll-apac- a Campaigns in your newspaper he 11th West and 2nd North noted several places where asphalt was scraped Indicating the car lurched from side to side nding on the rims of its1 wheels and nearly rolling over1 The car was found by officers with its front end in the water’ and the rear section sunk into the mud on the river bank THE DRIVER had departed before police arrived MlffllMWeniaaiEk- in the mountains of northwestern Itah southern Idaho and northeastern Nevada Wanning The weather forecast map for Tuesday Indicates increasing cloudiness with rain or snow Slushy Song: ‘Roll Out tli’ Clouds Good reason why: the superb high peiformance and miniaturization of Zenith “Living Sound” Hearing Aids are the result of forty-fiv- e years of American electronics in- that has made Zenith the genuity at In y radio TV and color TV leader quality Zenith provides over a dozen models of hearing aids for every need every budget Prices stait as low as $50 And you can’t make a mistake when you choose Zenith If not completely satisfied just return the aid within 10 days of purchase for full refund Zenith even safeguards written proyou after purchase with a complete tection plaa Ask us for details work-ingen- uity high-fidelit- NEW ZENITH ii I!5la?r?iC The most improvement In bearing aids priced much lower than you’d expect to pay since Oct 31 cess sunset 5 0 “Outstanding tone improvement" See Zenith's 20th Anniversary Values Today! 155 South Main — 2190 Highland Drlv Walkar Cantor Orant loN 3190 Storoiida Vi p 01 aa 49 26 36 21 27 53 51 45 24 43 71 54 34 46 64 39 or ond'V’ 5 I9 ' prpcipltat'°° 1963 2 24 accumulative ex 7 19 m sunrise Tuesday pm “ salt Lak JO rc'p'tat!on n EYEOLABS HEARINO AID 0 no harsh artificial fuller more natural sounds New Ultrasonic cleaning and sealing process keeps out dust dirt perspiration Inconspicuous comfortable to wear New Silver Oxide battery gives more New front opening dependable power microphone gives mo7e sensitive sound reVolume control and separata ception 2 way on off switch FREE PARKtNQ— Data Prom U I Waathar Bureau Midwest 56 Increasing cloudiness Tuesday with snow Bismarck or snow and rain mixed at night Is fort Chicago 54 cast for Salt Laka City and northwest 43 Duluth ern Utah Snow Is expected In southwest 60 Kansas City and will move to Minneapolis ern Idaho Tuesday 57 southeastern Idaho later In the day Wy51 Omaha should be generally cloudy oming partly last with snow In north Eastern Nevada will 71 Boston hava snow or rain Tuesday 69 New York City 73 Washington D C South 52 Albuquerque 70 Atlanta Miami 79 New Orleans Oklahoma City 62 Phoenix San Antonia St Louis tains colder Tuesday Turning Highs lows 25 to 35 Tuesday 46 55 highs 36 to 45 Locally heavy snow Wednesday In mountains Eastern Nevada — Cloudy with rain changing to snow Tuesday and Tuesday night Clearing Wednesday but with nuIn merous snow showers mountains Warmer Tuesday night but turning cold er again Wednesday Highs Tuesday 40 to 50 lows 20 to 35 highs Wednesday 34 to 44 Locally heavy snow In northern mountains Wyoming— Partly cloudy Tuesday with a ew snow flurries northwestern mountains Wednesday partly cloudy southeast mostly cloudy with scattered snows north and west Turning colder north and west Wednesday afternoon Highs Tuesday 35 to 45 west In 50s eastern border In 30s In mountains Summary — High pressure continued to hold over the north section of the inter mountain Resion and skes were fair In Nevada In the Utah and southward northern portion a minor storm system cloudiness across Idaho into spread A few snow showers were Montana noted but most were over northern Idaho In and western Montana Temperatures the southern half of the region climbed rapidly Into the 40s and 50s after early morning lows In the 20s or lower Cloud cover over the northern portion kept temmore constant peratures ranging from lows In the upper 20s and lower 30t to afternoon readings in tho 30s and 40s t d M: tMBMffctM 3" City and vicinity— Increat-- ' clouds Tuesday cloudy with snow or rain and snow mixed Tuesday night Clearing Wednesday with snow showers In mountains Warmer and Tuesday Tuesday night but turning colder again Wednesday High Tuesday in upper 40s low In lower 30s high Wednesday lower 40s winds Tuei Five-daIncreasing southerly Forecast day Tuesday through Saturday Utah— Increasing cloudiness Tuesday Utah — Temperatures averaging from Cloudy with snow or rain and snow below normal southwest portion to near mixed Tuesday night principally north normal of remainder state Frequent and west Considerable cloudiness with flurries northern mountains throughout clearing from the west Wednesday with week with rain or snow In valley areas numerous snow showers m mountain re of west and north midweek and again near Warmer and Tuesday weekend Tuesday giont night but turning colder again Wednes Southern Idaho — Temperatures averagIn 40s Highs Tuesday generally day below normal near Oregon border lows 20 to 35 highs Wednesday 35 to 45 ing to near normal remainder of region Some Increasing winds western valleys Frequent periods of snow northern mounheavy snow possible northern mounta ns tains throughout week Recurring rain Southeastern Idaho— Increasing cloudi or snow In ness Tuesday becoming cloudy with rain near weekend valleys midweek and again rontinu-Ing to snow changing Tuesday and Eastern Nevada — Temperatures aver Tuesday night Clearing Wednesday flurries Frequent but with snow continuing northern moun aging below normal Warmer tains and Tuesday northern mountains through week with Tuesday night but turning colder again Wednes rain or snow valley area midweek and day Highs Tuesday In upper 40s lows again weekend 26 to 34 highs Wednesday 35 to 45 Wyomlna — Temperatures will average four to eight degrees below seasonal nor Locally heavy snow northern mountains Idaho-Clo- udy Southwestern Tuesday (mats northeast to near normal west and and Tuesday night with rain chanqiig south with frenuent day changes to snow Partial clearing Wednesday Periods of snow In mountains scattered moun snows at lower eltvationa northern with snow continuing Ing - 4l |