Show A r V —Local News Area News TV Log — Page Salt Lake City Utah — Monday Morning — September 28 1959 Section B D-- 6 Page One Dan " y ir"' Tyrj'ir o Ifibaiu alt falte Society Drama y’y Valentine’s si 41Building Projects Worth $36 Million Board Plans Funds for Utah Future ' Nothing Serious® MONDAY WASH LINE: Friends are pestering Joe Dupler the furrier to file for If he mayor does (and he won’t) says Joe’s campaign i slogan will be “A Mink Coat in Every Garage!” Miss Elin Tyner 328-10tEast is an Elvis Presley fan and she can’t understand why r&tmJ) some people don’t like Elvis Dan She says Elvis Valentine should be more beloved In America (I like I like him a lot betElvis ter when he's in Germany than I do when he’s in the United By Jerome K Full Tribune Staff Writer Utah is investing 36 million dollars in its future THE INVESTMENT el in 41 building projects under construction or planned for construction starts before the end of 1960 The program— which eclipses anything ever attempted in the state-- is guided by the Utah State Building Board Its director Glen R Swenson released Sunday the first detailed timetable the form of h e '“THERE ARE hr reported7‘ three major fronts to the pro gram States!) 1 A membership card In the mail from the newly formed ‘‘League of Honest Coffee Starting in October of this year and endingTn December of next year the state plan&io open bids on 21 projects Total estimated cost is $22034000 2 An additional $6985400 is involved in nine projects to be financed by federal Housing and Home Finance Agency loans No state appropriations are involved The projects are designed to be self liquidating the revenues they produce are intended to pay off the loans state-finance- Lovers” The purpose of the organization is to stop people from boiling brown water and calling it coffee The bowling season is in full swing again and as usual the Hill Air Force personnel have bowling teams all over the place ) disembarks from airplane In Strart Symington Salt Lake City He’ll speak’ at Newhouse Hotel Monday Sen W Rawlings left Democratic national committeeman from Utah and Sen Symington talk issues at airport Calvin (D-Mo- SOME OF THE NAMES for these air base keg outfits are truly original Here are the names of a few of the bowling teams in action at the base this year: “The Ramp Tramps” the “Kool Kats" a the “Fall the "Sore Thumbs” Flats” ’ the “Goofers” and the ' - of “Cooneys” By Jerry Voros spenders Actually we have Tribune Staff Writer There’s lio fool like an old given him 10 billion dollars fool— you Just can’t beat exPresident Eisenhower will (less than he asked for durin'g perience! face rough treatment from the past five yeais I’m sure next session will be a Know Sen the MORE WASH LINE: Congress ' next yearrather gay one” any tall tales about gambling Stuart Symington (DMo) The senator had “nothing to forces? armed especially in the said Sunday in Salt Lake City Say uparding presidential A writer in New York City nominations lieni-two-daChafetz is compiling a HE ARRIV ED for a collection of wild gambling stay here to wind up an A FORMER secretary of the tales about how stories Air Force Sen Symington 18 tour which began Sept gi eat stakes were won and lost said the United States is beSen Symington a prospecon the turn of a card the hind in the ground-t- ground shake of the dice If you know tive candidate for president missile race with Russia “and of any write to Writer Cha- will address a public dinner the unfortunate aspect of it is fetz at 59 Fourth Ave New Monday at 7 pm in Newhouse that last January plans were York City He’ll give you name Hotel credit in his book for any “IT IS DIFFICULT to get used' what you want when vetoed” The current bulletlrt of the Sen Symington said when Salt Lake Rotary Club car-- ' asked to comment on charges ried a printed plea’ for club the Democra members to “put aside their wasn't liberal enough shyness” for all Democrats “One can't judge this Con(Now there's a switch who ever heard of a shy Rotanan? gress by its first session I'd If he was shy he’d be a rather have judgment made Utah's traffic toll rose to Bill Bowman the on the next session I think 138 as five persons were killed Lion!) SaturUtah Power & Light Co man the President will have rough during the week ended midnight day Christmas his next that year going reports shopping problems are over IN SALT LAKE County “OUR LEADERS tried to The other day Bill res were killed in two ceived in the mail a large bro- cooperate and the President freak accidents A a accused of bunch them being chure offering youth was killed Sept 20 by putter covers for golfers an automobile when the horse — They’re reasonable too only he was riding slipped and fell Leaving Church $1795 each! in the car's path on Vine Street (6100 South) at 1856 FALSE ALAR31: The other East Friday a 13 year-olday the column made a plea Sandy youth was killed by a for a bassoon for the Westcar as he stood by a vehicle minster Community Symphony stalled at the side of the road orchestra Maestro Ken Kuch-le- r Two deaths were recorded needs one in Weber County Tuesday A “That nice” I said Special to The Tribune child was killed by “HOW MANY HOURS WEST JORDAN — A West a heavily-loadegravel truck would you need him at night?” Jordan couple was seriously in coed A Ogden the woman asked injured Sunday about 10 pm died of injuries suffered in a "Who would nedd whom?" as they left church at the West two-ca- r collision in Ogden Jordan Second Ward chapel I said £0 Sept Latter"The baboon the woman Church of Jesus Christ of Saints 7610 S 2700 A jGREELEY Colo woman said “I read in your column -day was killed and two others that Mr Kuchler needed a ba- West boon and' I was going to let LISTED in poor condition were injured Friday morning him have my husband" at the Salt Lake General Hos- when a pickup truck and a My goodness’ don’t wives pital were Sam 76 and Effie late model sedan crashed head have any respect for the male Lancaster 70 8473 S 2200 on three miles south of Span-isFork on US Highway of the species? West 91 89 a Mr Lancaster suffered By the year 2000 the Unit- head laceration and a possible ed States will have a popubroken leg Mrs Lancaster suflation of 350 million— and I fered head lacerations Both Days Sim can’t even find a parking had undetermined 8 ELEVEN state costing $6960000 construction Not included are do&ps of 9 projects— most of them mlhor but together costing several million dollars — which have Bids will be called prior been completed since the 1957 Rainbow Bridge which under law must to Jan 1 1960 for opera- Legislature put its appropria- Aerial view shows waters be protected from Impounded by Glen Canyon Dam ' announced that would indi- tion of several concessions tion spur- to the program These are the projects to be cate we are planning to be at the new Terminal BuildLake Sait at financed Municipal ing by the state listing farther behind” Parks Commissionthe job the estimated cost and Sen Symington said he had AirportC er L the approximate bidding date: Romney said Sunpredicted a month ago that day President Eisenhower would UNIVERSITY OF Utah — CONCESSIONS include a Medical ’Center 10 million doldpay making the trip to Rus- s'a- Plans for the delay were restauiant barber shop gift lars June I960 Education announced Sunday shop and possibly other re- Building second phase $750-00tail outlets February 1960 heating BUT SPEAKING about the Mr Romney said bids plant extensions $1755000 visit of Premier Nikita Khruwill be called for February 1960 eventually remodeling By Frank Jensen shchev to this country Sen construction of an airport Engineering Hall for physics Staff Writer Tribune said he the Symington thought motel on city owned prop- classes $300000 January next visit was a good idea the four to six years a man made ARIZ— In PAGE 1959 secEngineering Center erty near the terminal Glen the lake behind will back Canyon Dam on the Colorado up “I hope he received impres-Seond phase $800000 November River threatening one of the world’s greatest natural bridges 1959 Page B 2 Column 6 THE PROTECTION of Rainbow bridge orj the Utah UTAH STATE University — Arizona border was written SciEngineering & Physical into the law authorizing the ence Building second phase Upper Colorado River Storage $1519000 January 1960 ForProject requiring that the estry & Biological Science of the interior-la- ke "secretary $700-00second Building phase measures protective adequate — December 1959 to preclude impairment of the Plaza cafeteria and site denational monument” Over much of the Inter- weather Tuesday Monday’s velopment (part of State Of This mandate in effect remountain Area it looked and forecast for southern Utah and fice Building)— 1 and a half The cycle in quires the protection of Rainmillion 1959 dollars December felt more like Nov 27 than Nevada was for fair weather Utah will be nearly complete bow Bridge no matter what Sept 27 SNOW COLLEGE — Indus Monday as classes start at the the cost and the price may CLOUDS CURLED over the trial Arts & Home Economics University of Utah Estimates come high Wasatch Front near Salt Lake Building second phase $475-00- are that nearly 10000 students WHILE RAINBOW Bridge will take part in day and eveNovember 1959 City leaving more snow at the inhigher elevations College of Southern Utah— ning courses when classes are Itself is in no danger of lake undation of arm the the in elefull at classroom and administration lower swing Chilling rains Increases to 1959 budget building would reach into the Bridge vations and snow on the moun$900000 January BE the start of the Creek and under the span unIT WILL to various 1960 atmo- appropriations tains cast a winter-likfreshmen it less prevented by a dike or county departments will be Dixie Junior College— audi- fall quarter For sphere on the Provo area In the Logan area it was considered at public hewing torium and multipurpose build- will mean new environment dam To the practical-mindethe same story — cold gusty Monday at 10:30 am by the ing $700000 December 1960 and new study methods Upper classmen including engineer the difficulties of winds rain in the valleys and Salt Lake County CommisWeber College — physical sion in the City and County education be re- construction involved are not snow in the mountains building 14 million graduate students will to follow a system balanced by esthetic arguBuilding dollars 1960 turning February IN IDAHO’S Upper Snake Central Utah Vocational with which they already are ments in favor of protection A TOTAL OF $204000 Is River Valley snow came to the acquainted foothills It was a frightening being requested $178000 for School— multipurpose building offiONE first phase $500000 NovemREGISTRATION of students cial of - the US Bureau of fund the which would for farmers general sight already ber 1960 took place last week although Reclamation said the cost of hampered by rains who have be divided among 13 departments and to CARBON COLLEGE — audi-Se- some late registrations are ex- the proposed protective works the for harvest $26000 their only begun recreation department could run in excess of five sugarbeets and potatoes Page B2 Column 1 pected this week In Salt Lake City high temmillion dollars: H L (Spud) Bills National perature for the day was a chilly 56 By 5 pm 18 hunPark Service assistant regiondredths of an inch of precipial director said NPS is comtation had been recorded durmitted to building some kind ing a 24 hour period of protective dam “Lakes” he said “have a AT LOGAN more than a of fluctuating" way an fell inch rain of of quarter and there was sleet during the IT IS THE feeling of park afternoon with a drop of 10 service officials and others as minutes in — conservationists many degrees particularly Wettest spot in the state was a receding lake would that Ogden which recorded leave silt and debris that dredths of an inch for the 24 could destroy the beauty of hour period ended at 5 pm Rainbow Bridge Last Utah The construction of a retain- WARMEST community in Traffic the state was St George Ing dam and diversion tunnel which recorded a balmy 86 might well go down as one of the greatest construction jobs Forecast for Monday was for in the history of logistics-wismore cloudiness and spotty Utah the bureau rainfall in northern southern Idaho and Wyoming “IT IS' POSSIBLE but quite Northern Utah was promised difficult to build the dams and clearing and slightly warmer tunnels required without roads t or trails” said Regional BOR Director E O Larson To get a bulldozer trucks and other equipment from one side of the monument to the other it may bo program Involving an expendi- and the third for medical case necessary to use large heliture of approximately 4 Vi mil- beds copters a possibility that haS been given some consideration lion dollars Include remodelTHE WEST extension will kitchen and new contain east west and of the dining wings ing THE TIMING of this job to which the new addition will rooms for staff members emalso will have to be exact The be attached and demolition of ployes and visitors central heavy bargesuntilcannot be the old center portion of the supply emergency department floated the lake upriver new operating rooms and hospital has at least reached the mouth laboratories of Aztec Creek This probably THE MAIN PART of the After operating rooms and won’t be until after 1962 when six stories laboratories new building have been moved the dam will start storing high with a three-storfrom their present location on — water extension on the west the third floor ' of the west side of the hospital grounds rewill be area wing the Thief Empties "Wallet THE GROUND floor of the modeled for a 42 bed pediatrics division Dr Robert Runnello 2218 section of the new Sister Hilary said that while Berkeley St (2235 East' told building will be devoted to adthe new building will be occuministrative offices police Sunday that a thief stole between $60 and $l'00 from his The first floor will contain pied In MAy remodeling of wallet which he left In an una nursery and rooms for east and west wings will re locked drawer in his office at taking form at Holy Cross Hospital The 4’ mbthers the second floor will quire an additional four The old structure at right contrasts with t the modern new concrete addition rapidly million dollar building will open In May 2160-10tbe used for surgical case beds months East Symington Predicts in SL: City Dates Bids On Port Jobs Die ‘Faces Rough Treatment’ i - Lake Threatens Span Rainbow Bridge Safety Tough Costly Project - o Con-giCo- e Toll Hits 138 Rains Plus Wintry Chill As 5 Die in Spell Out ‘November’ Utah Traffic County Hearing To Air Budget teen-ager- mink-covere- d Street Crash Injures Duo J 0 e d HIGH-PLACE- e h other place now! inju- ries VALENTINE DEPUTY Sheriff Bob Jack Joe Watson 1438 Sherman said the couple was walking Ave (1355 South) requests a west across 2700 West when the they were struck by a southspecial Valentine for all who bound car driven by Linda people (work in the Jones 16 7208 S 2700 West lab at St Deputy Jack said it was raint M a r k’s Hospi-- ! ing at the time tal TODAY’S y He says extra special folks Joe isn’t the first reader asking for a Valentine for St Mark's personnek It seems that almost every tvceK a lob ter comes in from a patient at the hospital lauding the fine and loving care and the efficiency of the staff Joe writes that “the people at St Mark’s deserve a special Valentine They arg extra special courteous and they do everything pdssibleto make you feel comfortable and at X-ra- home” -- Dath e Addition Rising at Holy Cross By William C Patrick Tribune Medical Editor Another major Addition to Salt Lake City’s hospital facilities is rapidly taking shape at Holy Cross Hospital on East 1st South Basic construction has been completed on a new modern fireproof building and interior finishing is well under way said Sister M Hilary adminis- trator nice thing to sav So a collective Valrntme to STRETCHING across the everyone who works in the soiMh front of the present institution the new addition will lab at St Mark's Increase the bed capacity of SAM THE SAD CYNIC SYS the hospital from 200 to 300 If the Cincinnati Reds had when ready lor occupancy next would May won the pennant Other phases of the over all Khrushchev have stayed for the World Series f enlargement and Improvement A 42-hu- X-ra- 26-to- 1 six-stor- Hospital Construction Progresses h ' AiA A A AA A A A AA A-- A A AAA A A A A AsA A A At A A A A A A AAA AA AAA AAA A A-- AA AA A AlA A A A A A AA A A AA AA A A A A A AAAA A-- A AAAA AAAA AAA A A A 4- JMt V 4 Mk - 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