Show - - x 'F LA 4 - a- - ' itcijt 1 SALT LAKE CITY Opening wt am 6itie Salt Lake Tv Plans Page 3 UTAH WEDNESDAY c)f Network-Bnng- 1111't tit Lii 4 ' sio it etai Television News I el- - t 11ORNIN- GSEPTEMBER 25 1951' New TV Era to Wes s The The nation-wid- e Lake City long the television tenter of the intermoun— tional very high frequency channels to Salt Lake City hookup will bring major sports events Int enters an important era of video expansion with corn- - present VHF telecasting band is narrow ean accommodate only portant news developments and live telecasts of top shows into the hookup linking the existing two local 12 channels pletion the living rooms of Salt Lake City Already local viewers have outlets directly with the nation's other 105 stations The hookup However the F'C C has proposed a plan whereby upward of been close-u- p observers of the historic aigning hi San Iran- - t regular operation Sept 29 11500 new TV stations could enter the telecasting field through goes cisco Of the Japanese peace treaty accommodate would which broader ultra band Asia ix TV scheduled in the high frequency field Further expansion locally Next major telecastwill be the 1951 Worlds Series—play- soon as the Federal Communications Commission lifts the "freeze"' 70 new channels siloy of every game This will tart either Oct 3 or Oct20 and 26 would be 1 it imposed Oct 1 1948 and acts on pending applications Under this plan U H F I to Salt Lake City:' No applications for use of either of depending on whether the New York Yankees or the Cleveland cated KDYL-TLake's video outlets KSLTV are and Salt present A Indians top the American lAague pennent If the Yanks win Three other stations KAU ICUTA and ILNAK have applied these have been made by local stations Events lot Store for channel allocations and are reedy to install equipment and the first game will be Oct 3 If Cleveland wins the series starts KDYIAV is using channel 4-- XS111 has channel S construct transmitters the moment the F C C acti—proyichng the following day Oct 4 Baseball's Immortal Dizzy Dean will t It decision Is favorahle and KUM both will apply for channel 2 while KNAK's original show preceding each game during whids' he have a This expansion hinges on whether the F C C allots addi application was for channel 9 1 bin west 4 1 1 ti3-et 461 of into out-to-coa- st I I f t by-pla- 'Let V will discuss the current series and 1!11 '"")111119 : - :: : : 00 baseball In r010i0LWO generaL - '"! - Throe:year Rights The series will be carried In Salt Lake City by ICDYLTV next through NBC which has exclusive telecasting rights for the I three years The series this year through the nation-wid- e hookup will an audience--to estimated 35000000 its persons greatest play n fans from points its Indications are that many far away as southern Idaho and 'stern Wyoming will converge on Salt Lake for seats before video screens of the city vhers they'll cheer just as loud as they would in the home fields of the competing teams line for four Football fans will have seats on the major gamut during the regular season as well as for- the Ross Bowl classic on Jan Games Pregramme4 These also will be NBC telecasts released over KDYL-Tn Oct 6 Southern Methodist- Games will be C Nov and Michigan-OhiNotre Dame Oct 13 Army-U- S State Nov 24 These long-rang- e telecasts are made possible with comple' Uon by AT&T of a string of radio relay towers spanning 2:'10 miles of the American continent—from Boston Itass' to San Francisco Cal down the east coast to Jacksonvile Fla and to Los Angeles and San Diego on the west coast These towers are spaced nine to 50 miles apart and transrrilt short-wav-e radio Impulses in direct line of sight from one station to the next ' Near 'Place! Monument One of these towers more than 300 feet high Is located at the mouth of Emigration Canyon near the This Is the Place monument Next one In the chain is on Stansbury Island across -- Great Salt Lake Affiliated with CBS AC and Dumont networks KSteTV will bring to televiewers In this area an outstanding List of top- rated television shows during the fall and winter season - ilani ot these will be releasetlive via the new microwave channel and will include: "The Fred Waring Show "The Paul Whiteman lleview" "This Is Show Business" "Burns and Allen" "Codfrey's Talent The Ken Murray Show" 'Stop the Scouts" "Super Circus Music" "Doug Edwards' World News" "Paul WhIletran's TV Teen Club" "Celebrity Time" "Studio One "Crime Photcra- - g d r V Illinois-Wisconsi- INO o aj web 11 ' ( 5 ' ? '' 4 - - Ploy bolt This year 85000000 fans will long the first base ' tne have seats for the World terles for TV the commas coost-to-coo- will d phee'and the "Pulitzer Prize Playhouse Other network shows that will be released by tcleision recording Ind film are "Amos 'n' Andy" "Madison Square Carden game end :a See Fate Its Column I be trained en every relay will bring them to S L ' — - t f r A T - ft I 4 120 I : I 0- A new ol of television when 29 September era - opens for the intermountain west be pew patioss-wid- e into oprcition no huge tower located at the mouth of Emigrcrticta Cortyan wi:1 bring live telecasts So teilovision hookup goes George S Kaufman left who li hos viewers in the Salt Lake area Among these will be 'this Is Show Butinss vatietylprogram featuring Playwright Clifton writer-criti- c !met! rsAbe Lurrows— P M11e0k AliPt dit 4P&AkS "N4 - t meft Ott 9" tt999491tottlt 919 lacrimal' oot St L |