| Show I ‘ r t T r ID The Salt Lake TribuneYednesday JWfmber 11 1937 Key to Today’s Television Highlights ' Big Tilings on Tap for tsts Train— ‘The Clara Beau Story” Champ a As good rowboys-- Pint-Size- d his drunken wife provides the chief obstacle to peace Plenty jof thHUs I from atart to finish with Sheppard Strudwlck excellent as the colonel and Nina Foch appearing to advam tage ai the aot if you’re wondering what happened to the wagon train we didn’t mist It either 8 1 pan Channel 4 Disneyland— "The Hprse of the West” For horse lovera only The Thru p iiMim the too networkd trivlaion shows tor Wednesday as for The 8all Lake Tribune hr TV key staff of experts who at-- x tend tvhearsals watch screenplavs and analyse scripts In New York and Lolly wooji N v show as you’re likely to see on TV A colonel In charge f a frontier fort trleavdeperately to avert a war with the Indians while X Tonight at 9 d Here and There - I NIGHT FIGHTS d ABC Channel Channel R T V T—NBC CBS Channel 5 KSL-TVU taaecmrat art faral'iid by Itatkra Lifting Wednesday 4 Today j 4 NBC Mat pec-J- I e to-dri- J F Frost -- New A S A R mining department manager P Hewitt Senior geologist named St smelting firm V - i(lLint-w- d 240-acr- e Hickey-Freema- Moor 4 8 Arthur Godfrey 8 S The Edge of :4S Right It - Your 8 Fight Jerry Luedee va Yvon Durell 4 Thl la Your Life 8 Armatrong Circle 1:0 5 Th Early Show S30 4 Club 4 Playhouse IS IS 10:30 see these fabulous :l 4 Kingdom of Sea 4:0 B Popeyo Kartoong — 4:S0 - 8 Love of Life budget easy Theater 4 Comedy Tim 4 Tie Tae Dough 8 “Fun to Reduce” shop easy SN Night a - holiday furs Utoco New 4 Sport 400 4 rt Could Be You ’ 5 Search for Tomorrow 1 Bug Bunny Dub 5 Runtime 10 4S 8 The Guiding Light 1 Wild Bill Htckok li-t4 Tex and Jinx Show S Th World Tonight S:lt 8 Romper Room S Something In Wind 11:30 4:14 4 Howard Miller Show 8 At the World Turni 4 NBC News 8 Douglas Edwards !$: Neve t 8 AI “Jazzbo” Collin 8 Mickey Mouse Club 8 Beat the Clock Wagon Train 11:11 8 Pride of the Family 4 Bride end Groom ' 8 Art Llnkletter 0:40 t:ee 5 Annie Oakley 8 “Intermezzo 8 I Love Lucy 8 “Woman In White” 4 “Act of Violence” 8 Th Big Record ' toniteon -- 10:0 e KSL-T- 8 Rosemary Clooney 10:30 14:14 THE 4 Weather— Bob WeU 14:44 11:04 Star” - Live UTAH SYMPHONY IN 4 Sports— Paul James 8 “Down From Ch 5 V CHRISTMAS PROFILE 8 “The Unsuspected” 4 Today in Picture 8 “Tin "Can Skipper” - te park easy ' file” 8 American Bandatand Rich Iona !rg” t8 Tombstone Territory “A Christina Pro- 4 Modern Romance :34 or Con 8 Strlka 1:30 Do You Truat WifeT 111 w display at 151 west bn”sbuth temple' T:3 8 The Secret storm III Tresiur Hunt 4 Truth jJjxha3t j1 ftfStJit now on Beat 4 TV Theater ajhjjrlgI1B A ths CHANNEL "ISRAEL IN EGYPT" 11:11 4 “‘Forced Landing LIVE tonight at 7:30 on HANDEL'S rter ng-' graduate -- of- xo on-bonu- -- Ticker Tape o Losses Hammer School of Mines He first Joined Stocks of refined zinc held by AS&R as a pick and shovel laborer at coal properties at Bon- - U S producers were reduced during November in the first reduction aftpr nine consecutive months of Increases according to the American Zinc Institute Auto makers are curtailing' operations slightly at a time when production and employment usually are on the rise The trend is regarded as reflection of somewhat disappointing retail sales of new cars last month Morgan Stanley & Co has been forming a group of American and European fiHis first job was assistant nancial institutions to Royal Dutch Petroleum geologist at San Eulalia Unit 250 million in Mexico He served in the Mex- Co?s Demand for ican department of the com- dollar offering pany jtmtil July 1954 when he petroleum products at home and came to Salt Lake City Prior abroad is expected to show a to his advancement announced marked gain in 1958 over 1957 Tuesday Mr Hewitt was as- according to R G Follls chairman of Standard of California sistant chief geologist the Hayden Ariz smelter as a technical assistant and in 1927 was named assistant superintendent of the smelter In 1930 he was transferred at AS&R’s Mexican mining department Mr Hewitt was born in Manila P1 where his father was an educator He joined AS&R as an assistant geologist following graduation as engineer of mines from Columbia University New York City -- underwrite d Rail Average WeWTorK Ttme service NEW YORK-De- c ails and steels took a hammering again Tuesday on the New York Stock Exchange Thirteen of the 25 stocks in the 10-R- New York Times rail average made new lows for 1957 and most sf the steel leaders touched Vwent through their former loWsv Volume rose to 2350000 shares from 223000Q Monday Of the 1990 issued traded 657 fell and 301 rose There were six new highs and 109 new lows The New York Times rail average slid through the 195? low to hit 6771 the lowest level since May 3 1954 and closed at 6814 for a net loss of 090 point Children's Quality Furniture 08 -- UTAH SALLET Carols by - Unpalnted S I Symphonic Choir m Saaii ffltam - IMN-MB- Morning Wednesday Dee 11 Morning B301CALL Klock Newt Burleigh 6I0 New Plight Moll Moll 7 00 News 7 30 News 8 00 Hemingway Nw S SOKrirk 9 00 News Compton B 05 KALL Topper S 30 Newt Nichols 10 00 Newt Wyman 10 30 Newt Heater LlOONws Mai Wyman Afternoon 13 00 Newt Mitchell 05 23 Local Newt Moll 100 New and KALL Nifty 50 1 30 News Herinessy 9 00 Newt Hurlelgh 2 30 Newt Van Vohrees —8 oo News Alien 805 AP Collins Show 8 30 New Slnglter 4 15 Hemingway New 730 World New 8 05 Gordon Owen 8 30 News Review 10 00 My True story 1030 Band Stand Kt 8 00 New Moll 8 30 Newt Scott — 8 33 Krlek Kast Evening 6 00 New Wyman 6 30 Newt Moll 7 00 Sport stern 7 05 KALL Nifty 50 -— 9 00 Moondlal 10 00 Jolly Roger 21 00 Moondlal 1 00 Sign Off 1320 Afternoon-Evenin- 12 13 1 1 12-0- 1160 KSL CBS Afternooa-Erenin- c 13 00 New a ft Farming 12 30 Arthur Godfrey 1 30 1 louse Party 3 03 Rt to Happiness 3 IS 2nd Mrs Burton 2 30 Strike It Rich 3 45 Pat Butram Show 3 03 Rolfe Again 4 05 Arthur Godfrey 4 30 Prot League 4 45 Intermission 5 00 Tom Harmon 5 15 This Is NewsT 5 45 Ed R Murrow 6 00 Fred Waring Show 6 35 Christmas Any-- one? TtxrsportrivttirDean 7 15 Lowell Thomas 30 Herman Hickman 735 Amos ‘n Andy 8 00 Robert Trout News 8 05 Robert Q Lewi 8 35 World Tonight 8 55 Eric Sevareld: "7 News 00 Rusty Draper 30 Rolfe Peterson 00 Newa 15 Album of Music INDEPENDENTS C KMUR— 1230 90 a m to Midnight KNAK— 1280 34 Hours Dally Music News KWHO 8M) - Sunrise to Sunset Concert M'aic New -- VI South Temple EM 3-45- 33 j War vy— - 1030 Helen Trent Our Gal Sunday 1100 Nora Drak Ma Perkin 11 30 Young Dr Malone 1143 Road of Life Wednesday Dec 11 Morning 6 00 World News 9 615 Bartow 700 Newa Campbell 9 7 15 R Peterson Show IQ 745 Newt J Barlow 10 11 W-o- n 10-4- KSOP— 1370 Music News Davflme Western Music News KW1C— J570 KLUB— 870 Sunrmeto8unsei Familiar Music -- 94 Hours Dally Music Few rr Tract 24— Phillipo-Azte- c $3900 $3753 160 $504 000 Tract 25 — P h $201000 Tract 26 — $287 $41120 1 11 1 258 25 Aztec p 160 $1 160 Indian Allotct Lnta townihlp 89 Senlh Ran to Tract 27— 13 $3150 Anrterion-Pritchar- d 4 Eaut Oil Co 160 $37 57 $6 011 20 Tract 28— Anderion-Prltchar- d 52 57 $8411 20 Tract 29 — Texaa Co Texa Co $53 03 $4 242 40 Tract 30— Signal Aro Frontier west 160 $76 56 $12 249 60 Tract 31 — west 160 $105 99 916 958040 Tract 32 — Anderaon-Pritchar- d $52 57 : 98411 20 Tract 33 — Anderion-Prltchar- 160i 80 Mid Mid- 160 160 $801120 $3750 Ogden to Receive IR Expansion 1 or 1500 by June1960 ' Kel-gre- ’ALL i- -' Motel it of Motel-1058- I f 15-Un- hardwood -' day George N Phelps Phelp Realty Co handled the sale of the "western frame” structure COMPLETELY ASSEMBLED ALL STYLES - MODERN TO OfAG tiQJihV TV & RADIO "T® tSanf upwuhhevy hOory Authorized— Moit Makar SERVICI ANY TIMI -DAY GUARANTEE See The Romney Man's sS wind 200 240 the lSunit Sands 5 So State by William E Roderick to W E n Holladay in a $57000 transaction wa reported Tues- feal rft Co $900751 20 Sale EARLY AMERICAN 'I Tract 23— Texa Sells it a— EKni: 151 Tract 22— Phillipi Aztec $780000 1200 11-1- g 05 Local Newt 15 Alltime Hits 05 Gordon Owen J 30 Woman in House Pepper Young 2 05 True Confession 2 30 One Man’ Family 3 45 Affr Dr Gentry 8 05 Five Star Matinee 3 31 Roadshow TUI 0 6 03 New and Sport S:4SOrval Anderson 6 05 After Hour b 40 Richard Plarknes b 43 New of the World 7 05 Groucho Marx 7 30 Nightllne 8 05 People Are Funny 8 31 Just For You 8 43 Life ft the World 9 05 Dixieland 9 30 Dance Time 11 05 Gordon Owen Milt Hale KDYL NBC Wednesday Dee - — 00 New 8 05 Tom Wayman till 10 00 6 30 New a 7 05 Pag On New S 'tlMrtg" Utah) The expansion if it is event- ually authorized could increase permanent employment to more than 700 persons and reach a peak of employment of permanent and temporary persons to "The Caroleers" 8 00 Sansom 8 30 Newa of America 8 43 Margaret Masters 9 00 Arthur Godfrey 9 33 Call’g Hollywood 945 H MlUer Show 10 00 Wendy Warren 1015 Backstage Wife Tract IS— Carter OiL l60f $305344 80 Tract 19— Phillips Aztec 240 $2610 8628 400 Tract 20— Texas Co 160 82197 76 $351842 68 Tract 21— PhUlips-Azle- c 160 $318 75 — $3L606 of serv-performed at the Western Servife Center of the Internal Revenue Service is 'being considered in Washington DD it was learned Tuesday by the office of Rep Henry Aldous Dixoii (R presented for your holiday happiness by L $1257 38 180 $318 75 OGDEN— Expansion EXCERPTS FROM ChmttTKH 910-KAL- 180 Special to The Tribun 5 "Nutcracker Ballet" of lh Tract 18— Texas Co $201177 60 Tract 17— Phillipo-Aite- e $91- 000 i ices WITH UNIVERSITY A y Land-wehr-x-hi- eL geologjs L Mr Frost Is a natfve of New Mexico and a mining engineeri- n - with retirement mining department The late L V Richard of Salt Lake City had previously been manager of the department and Mr ll d AS&IBnWp'EmbUQn yj TO 4 Queen for a Day IN it Your 1:00 Cartoon Caperg The Price It 8 Verdict 1:1$ ft 4 a Disneyland 4 Father Know 8 “Suaie" The Big Payoff - 7:98 8 Garry Theater d mil-lio- holiday fur fashions — Average bid per—acre at -- at 10 bidding which-openeam Tuesday morning was $727016 The Texas Col copped most of the land The firm which has majorlty ofacreage"at Aneth Pool bid a total of on 2794 acres The oilmen crowded Into the colorful eight-side"hogan” or’ council xhamber of the tribe to present their closed JMddL The h Indians lnaddition to the royalty and the bonus money also will receive $125 an acre in rentals Bidding was spirited Some tracts had some seven bids while there were an average of 47 bids submitted for each one-sixt- vacated Jah Matin StrteL MU Indiahs "own” so long aS they stay with the tribe d of W R Landwehr chief geologist and acting manager of the Television2 KUTV— and Dladio 4 x— —— 6354 acres of tribal lands and $65295 on 1040 acres of alloted lands — lands which individual San Juan County Increase of royaltieson the tribal and alloted lands of the Navajo nation a p p a r e n tj y ' proved no serious deterrant to Service WASHINGTON DC Dec 10 the drive of the 100 men at-- the opening to secure a —Importers and domestic cloth- bonus-biing manufacturers continued position Jn the southeast Utah their assault against the Amer- oil fields ican woolen textile industry and The Indians have Increased western woolgrowers at hearthe from 12 'i per ings on Impact of quotas es- cent royalties to 16 per cent tablished last year by President Eisenhower on Dwight D Paul Jones chairman of the woolens Navajo Tribal Council told the The sessions are before the Tribune he was "greatly Committee for Reciprocity In- pleased” at the response of the formation government agency oil firms While the acreage was much charged with recommending import quota and tariff reductions smaller than that bid upon a tract ' underthe General Agreement year ago November when the IN SUMMARY of the' high on Trades and' Tariffs The Indians collected some 27 bids tract number is first folState ' Department' represents 'dollars in1 bonus monies lowed 'by name of companies the government at GATT ses- from oil firms for rights bidding number of acres in sions GATT never has been in San Juan County one indiv- tract amount bid per acre and as a treaty by the idual bid far simi- the total of the bids United States Senate lar tract bids last year Hr M South Kang S4 East Interests of western woolmen This was the'CaxterOilCo T £ f t lmBUSdMu SiffaaUArffo-Fwin the hearings stems from fact (Standard OJ1 Company of New tier Midwest 160 acres $105 99 an acre total $1695$ they 'cannot sell their 'products Jersey) Which bid $4308 per Tafrnitalff 39 Soath Banff 5 East abroad and the only market acre or a total of $1034020 on Tract 3 — Siffna! Argo Frontier-Mi$09 99 $58233 60 they have are the depressed this tract (number 13 writ2Ct$403Texa Co" 640 M 03i t33’" American textile mills in the in the bidding) located at its xu M4f Coi Sh$-rt32al7r New England states McElmo Creek (Aneth) pool Tract 5— Continental Oil 640 S35 78J Among those testifying Tues$2289 20 day was Martin J Baum of THIS BID topped the previTwMhip 40 Snth Kins 4 Eut Co‘ Rochester ous high per acre bonus offer Co 180’3’5173i $52rm8o7Tex“ NY and president of the Cloth- of $3102 an acTe made last 1’777 17' C°‘ -" 4(" oil $428523 laing Manufacturers Assn Jfe November by said the quota system had companies jointly for lands $to5S‘i8 88roMohwk Ptroleum' 180‘ Tract 0 — 160) brought chaos to his industry south of Aneth Pool $41120 and should be abandoned Leo Pn alloted lands estate prop- $257 Tract 10— $0 Guzik representing Italian Wool erties of a dead Indian (Sleepy $157 $12500 41 Rontk Santo It Eoal Township Fabric Imports said the quotas BidH) “of San Juan County Tract 11— Texao Co 160 $3041 02 “hurt international relations" Utah received the highest bid $486 544 40 — Texas Co 12 Tract 180 $3753 13 Sen Joseph O’Mahoney It was $1695040 and the funds $800 500 80 Tract be 240 to Oil that the tariffs 10 his will distributed $4408 50V charged $1034040 must not be lowered if harfn heirs Tract Co 160 $3041 02 $4fl6 564 40 to American sheep growers ls Some $807(1572 was bid in Tract 15— Phhllpi Azlei 780 $51875 to be' avoided basis for the $51 000 mdhey Dow-Jon- — Eight heavyweights from Tampa Fla Jerry Luedee vs Yvon Durelle semi-prove- Wool Quota Channel 4 p-- WINDOW Hearing Airs Protest on— Of Two Western Officials - tha thrill celt's nowborn of a story Ing helicopter ride to The Tribune ROCK ARIZ— Some 32 oil companies bid $813586720 for rights to drill oil 7294 acres of and gas lands In the vicinity of Aneth and Ratherford fields Special cowboys will find It highly Informative Particularly fascinating scenes ahnw life and work- at the fabulous llng Ranch in Texa and there’s an unusual shot of horse taking s helicopter ride toward the end (31 pm C hannel g Kraft Theater— “Heroes Walk on Sand” Ileroea ara made not born ssys author George Dyilln In this grim drama set behlndthe Iron Curtain Story concerns a ‘’nonpolUlea( engineer who— through the sheer accident of shaving fallen In ths gutter during a rally — becomes an "underground" hero Among other assets the drama haa an exciting third act and ths services of such competent players as Elliot Nugent Walter Abel and Basil Rathbone (Color) 7 pm Channel 4 This la Year Ufa — Tonight’s guest took the good advice “Go west young man” He’s npt a prospector but in ths golden hills of his prospects are excelHollywood city-bre- d 10 15’)— The Air Force intends to order 70 million dollars In additional Shark Intercontinen' tal gukled missiles and related -Aircraft equipment Northrop j announced Tuesday Pres WhitAdvancemCnt-o- f two execu- wa named manager of the deley C Collins made the announcement at the annual meet- tives of the western mining de- partment William P Hewitt ing o( shareholders of the com- partment of American Smelting geologist was appointed senior ’ Co at Sait Lake geologist--pany Northrop received —Refining -Snark contract City was announced Tuesday be will which fill ppsts They last summer J F Frost mining engineer 1 "HORSE OF THE WEST" To Southeast Utah Oil New York Times AP-UP-Ii- SS— — story $70MilIionforSnark - HAWTHORNE CALIF Dec 2 6:30 -- Disneyland AY pint-size- Dow-Joncs- the big Las Vegas and New York hotels He sets up a caper In Vegas then files to New York to wait for the loot To keep the documentary' flavor there’s some Information on how the Board of Fire Underwriters keeps - tabs on suspected - Jewel thieves pm Channel Alexis Smith TOniGIlT cn? 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