Show 26 The Salt Lake Tribune Wednesday June 24 1959 Tod ay’ 8 Television Toppers RECORD IN STEEL ‘59 output hits peak f lops sam time last yar 6y 70 AP-tP- i First-hal- Money Mayhem Music Chlcaao Tribune Servie her active family 8:30 d Italian lightweight champ Mario Cecchiato of Udine vs Bobby Scanlon of San Francisco In a at Chicago Stadium 7 pm Channel 2 The Millionaire— (a repeat) Veteran character actor Charles Winninger stars as A whimsical street cleaner who accidentally comes into possession of a check for a million dollars 7 pm Channel 5 Wagon Train — ‘‘The Jenny Tannen Story” — Guest star Ann Blyth has the double role of a beautiful daughter and a disfigured mother when she joins regular stars Ward Boqd and Robert Horton In this episode 7:80 pm Channel 4 Ozzle and Harriet— "David Loses His Poise" — David meets a very ' attractive coed but -- Barbara Stanwyck paul douglas ©V wmm ®0b2 emotional swooping drama of marital con flict which almost do stroys a woman and tho men that lovo her first time on tv full length 10 JO NIWJ-DO- limr GIRLS U WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO BUY? WE MAY SAVE YOU MONEY "GETTOIT AlONUSGlFf IN BLUE” Television 2 1 and Otndio WEEKDAYS Tl 4:30 Jun IVedneaday 4 Truth or fnnieq 5 Brighter Day 1:10 2:00-- Dpugh Re Ml Secret Storm S 7:30 1:30 4 Treaaure Hunt Storm 4 County Fair of 5 Edge Night S Gale 1:411 5 Cartoon Caper 800 2:00 Best the Clock 4 "Blue White and Perfect" 5 On the Go 4 Price la Right I I Love Lucy 8:80 2:30 Who Do You Trust? a 9:00 Little Lulu 4 rio Tae Dough 5 Love of Lite Sam Levenaon 300 Bandstand Our Mlsa Brooks S a Amer I :S0 3:30 Hollywood Play 4 ‘‘Student Tour" house 5 It's a Great Ufa 4 It Could Be You 5 Search for Tomorr 4:00 0:41 a Popeye Kartoona S Guiding Light S Little Rascal 10:00 S "Down 4 4:30 Bugs Bunny Club a Argenttno Way" Married Joan 5 Romper Room I S YFA 10:S0 8:00 4 L'tah Bandstand 5 5 O'Clock Report 1:10 12:00 Noiin Muslo Bingo Payoff Big I ' Trouble With Father 4 From Theie Root 5 Verdict Is Yours t a Donna Reed Show 4 "Life of Riley” 5 Trackdown 1:00 Day In Court Mar tuts iacn vtAt Meffii Kota a Stool tntf Irea Slow’s Word For Market New York Time NEW Service June YORK performed 23-St- ocks sluggishly fULraft 5:00 PM INDUSTRIAL UNITS are not ordinarily “off the shelf” items however Another room air conditioning representative noted that “ordinarily our sales don’t really pick up until later in July We're a month ahead of ffl cod gg© GfD Go ogsfflIMDGPtMf? Here and There 8:18 0:00 a "Clash by Night" 4 Dave King 5 Yanry Derringer 7 Reading 0:30 4 Bat Maaterson mm $jf farmer Blyth ‘ 10 10:18 aoca beautiful face Is MINE For Auto Bus Plano and Train Wrtcks and Specified Pedestrian Sports Farm and Mine Accidents CROCHET EDGING Treat a set of pillowcases or guest towels to this lovely and 26 other specifjed accidents sign add the cheted edging de- stamp-o- morning-glor- dainty cropresto — lovely-to-owitems No 151 has color transfer crochet directions for edging Send 25c in coins for this pattern to Martha Madison care of The Salt Lake Tribune 367 W Adams St Chicago 6 111 Add 10c for each mail-ln- g pattern for first-clas- $1000 increasing $10 a month for 50 months up to $1500 Km THE PRICE IS RIGHT are fantastic—"fram mink caats fa summer cottages convertibles to motor bootc" s Up to $300 — at $50 a month KRAFT MUSIC HALL ($10 for each: anaesthetic lab ambulance) c $7 a day Up operating room blood transfusion medicines at hosp wheel chair rental Tho Most Ativan tod 1205 New Weather Family Album Boston at Detroit Score Sport liALL :30 Gordon Owen 500 Dean Sports IMN-AB- C 5:15 This Is NewtT 530 Mtn West Newt Wednesday June 24 545 Ed R Murrow ' Board 600 Owen's Outlook Morning 405 Roadshow 605 Business News 5 30 Ashton tilt t 5:15 Business Trends 615 Harmon Sports 600 News Miller 5:20 Road Show 630 Rare Well Done 5:30 News 700 Newt and Ant 700 News Miller 5:45 Roadshow Miller 7:15 Thomas A Sports 730 News 6:05 Relaxln’ Listenin' 8 00 Hemingway 730 Amos ‘n‘ Andy 800 CBS New 0 00 News Richards 630 Who's Who P 05 Breakfast Club 705 Trees of Musle 805 Rare Well Don r 7:30 Lifeline 830 World Tonight 3000 News Harvey 7:45 Night Time 10 05 Grubb till 1 845 Weather Wire 11:00 News Miller 830 World Tomorrow 900 Going Place 9 05 Paul Smith 905 Late Rolfe Afternoon 1:08 Hoffman Half 9 30 Beehive Hymns 1200 News Harvey 10:35 FAIM Time 10:00 World New 1:00 News Nolan 1105 Stereo to Stare 10:15 Even with 105 Peter Lind Hayes Owen 115 Flo till 415 1160 KSL CBS 1100 Album of Mutla 200 News Miller 11:55 KSL New Wednesday Jan 34 12:00 Bowen A Jtzs 3:00 News Miller Morning 415 Hemingway 5:00 News Nolan 8:45 Barlow 570 KLI7B MBS 600 News Nolan 6:00 World New 7:00 KSL World News Wednesday June 24 Evening 7:15 Rolf Peterson Morning 700 Wlnerlier 7:45 News Barlow 5 00 News Mahoney 7:15 Eydla Corme 800 Sansom 5:05 For Farmers 8 00 News Harvey 8:30 KSL News 6 00 Newt Compton P00 Warmup 8:45 M Masters “ 7:00 Newt Small 910 Beet Baseball 900 CBS News 800 News Small 1010 Scoreboard fl 10 Records Ryan 900 News Warren 11:15 New Vanderck 9:30 KSL News 1000 Newt ‘Costello 11 20 Dance Time 935 Calling Hollywd 10 30 Paul Drouhay 12 00 News Sutherland 1000 CBS Ntws 11:00 Neus Compton ' 1205 Sutherland till 1 1005 Arthur Godfrey Afternoon 100 Sign Off CBS 12 00 Newt Heatter Newt ll:oo 1 00 News 11:05 House Party Drouhay NBC 11:30 Galen Drake 1320 KO 200 Newt Drouhay A Farming 12:00 News 300 News Hurlelgh Wednesday June 24 12:30 Food New 400 Newt Gladstone Morning 1235 Intermission 500 News Terry 6 00 FAIM Hour Evening lroowhtsp str and Ma Perkins 7:00 News 600 News Heatter 1:30 Dr Malone-Mr- a 6:30 Sports 7:10 All'e Bight 7:30 World Ntws Burton 700 News Slnglser 2:00 830 New Rt to Hath and 7:05 Art Kent Enter Just 800 News Wingote’ 806 Helper 2:30 H Trent-Cou9:30 TNT 900 Newt Slnglser 9:33 Helper Next Door 1000 News Rensell 10:00 My True Story 300 CBS News News French 3:05 Lyrics Lucas 11:05 Radio Theatre 12:00 Music All Night 910 12:10 12:15 1:00 3:55 - IT pl 11-0- INDEPENDENTS 8:00 KNAK-12- W!rffi?n Musle KWT1-- ' News I0 B4 Mualc ’ ' Hour Dells Newa or both feet or complete sight or combination of any two pays the same as death benefit Loss of either pays KW1C-1- 8W half' No other contact leni effort o much in wearability fort becauto Dome-Ai- r All this protection for only a year per person s3 Less than com- "floati" on the fluid of tha eye And only at Doynea do you get the vot experience of IB yean of cartful lea iy itudy end ELIGIBILITY— Isxued to man women children between ate 1 and 74 except the who have lost both hand or foot or tizht of both evea LIMITATIONS— Death tsmombonnent and disability benefits re duetd on hftlf tftor 70th birthday No reduction of other benefit aevount of act EXCEPTIONS— Benefits paid tn accordance with terms of poller form HM BUH-which la renewable at option of com parry Doea not cover warfare auto racef axpenae ttema paid under compensation Insurance ch -- -- pinall said in calling the hearings for Thursday and Friday St t ( i - Z Co Utahn Chosen J H McKenzie assistant director Socony Mobil safety Ward Pringle Salt Lake Oil Co J W Woomer confield been named has City sultant of J W Woomer & representative for the small Associates Tony Fratto mainvehicles division of Western tenance at Cassuperintendent Machinery Co it was an- tle Gate Carbon County for nounced Tuesday by L T Mc Independent Coal & Coke Co and E-- R Maize mining engineer of US Bureau of Mines Mr Wiesley will speak on "Functions and Policies of the Industrial Commission of contract an Independent Mine Tuesday announced it intended Report of Rep Wright Patand Smeltpr Workers to sell 265 million pounds of man ) on the Federal Union spokesman said coconut oil over the next three Reserve System's operations MEETING IN Denver the years This is the entire amount In contains three items critical of union's National Wage Policy Committee set Tuesday— the the government stockpile It Salt Lake branch of the Fedday union contracts expire— is being sold because the oil is eral Bank of San Francisco as the date for the taking of no longer considered a neces it was disclosed Tuesday sity for a possible future war a national strike vote AMONG ITEMS in the The 40000 union members OFFICIALS declined to estidocument were: affected will then cast secret mate the dollar value of the Under payments by banks ballots to determine whether oil which the begovernment for officers and employes’ dues the union’s executive board can gan in 1947 acquiring service and a "deferred call a strike if no agreement The supply Is located at five charge” represented by a 40 is reached with employers storage points three in the dollar advanced registration The union hopes to an- - eastern part of the nation and for a meeting of the Washingnounce vote results by two in the Midwest Sales will ton Bankers Assn be made on a competitive basis In a review of the Salt Lake July 2 with single lots amounting to branch of the Federal Reserve mine-milA l spokesman em- three million pounds Bank of San Francisco for Earlier Tuesday the Sen 1957 “it was phasized that his union “connoted that in ate’s siders progress in negotiations appropriations committee the difference account many not' an arbitrary contract date gave GSA authority to sell of the differences were-t- b as the important thing in de- certain perishable items it has result of the failure of the termining whether or not a in storage transit department to balance strike will be called” He said the total of outgoing the union had worked past ex- Spikes Import Curb cashaggregate letters and clearing house condates of — WASHINGTON The US items piration previous the aggregate tracts “many times” Tariff Commission turned credits egainst cash items inthe for The 20 members of the mine-mi- down a plea to curb imports volved into hardthe United States of wage policy committee said “bargaining since early wood plywoods The agency in A SUBSTANTIAL number May with major nonferrous a split decision said hardwood of differences were of larger metal companies has thus far plywood is not being imported amounts and In many cases failed to yield any appreciable into the United States in the appropriate adjustments progress toward settlement of amounts to cause serious in- were not made until the errors were reported by the drawee the union's proposals jury to domestic industry banks” the report stated “To date no single comA similar allegation was Rule Protest Brings pany has made an offer NEW YORK— The Brazilian made at conclusion of the reworthy of serious considemove to restrict foreign in port which said “a substanration” vestment in that country’s in tial amount of the differences The current contracts edvet dustry has brought protests were of large amounts and approximately 80 per cent of from the National Foreign in many cases appropriate adthe union’s total membership Trade Council "concerning the justments were not made until primarily in nonferrous min- future of Brazil’s policy to the errors were reported by the drawee bank For the year ing in the Rocky Mountain ward free enterprise” 1956 the transit department states and in refineries along Sell Treasury Bills had losses of $344457 and had the Eastern Seaboard WASHINGTON-T- he The union spokesman noted latest gains of $196682 A spokesman for the Salt that these contracts were issue of treasury bills signed in 1956 and “this is the was Sold at a price equivalent Lake Branch of the Federal first major negotiating in the to an average yield of 3281 Reserve Bank of San Francisco per cent The companion issue told The Tribune that “it would industry in three years” of bills drew 3585 per be Impossible for us to comTHE UNION still Will not cent Last week the two Issues ment on the atatementi until make public the amount of drew 3276 per cent and 3486 we possessed a copy of the increase is it wage seeking per cent respectively report We don't have a cop ‘ remarch fitting of contact In thu Itnsti Out thu MNIST plus CONVENIENT PAYMENTS k INSUKANC! 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5 World Turn 11:00 4 Queen for a Day 5 Jimmy Dean 11:30 Pantomlmo Qui I Theater Dalai a News S 4 Concentration 5 Top Dollar I ' 1:30 4 Wagon Train 5 I've Got a Secret 1:80 Air-Condition- Record nighttime 1:00 a Wed Fights 4 This Is Your Life 5 Millionaire - tures In the Intermountain dollar-volumesales- CBS Channel S KSL-TVKUTV— ABC Channel Channel 7 KUED— Edue Channel 4 KTVT— NBC Lktlnta art furnished St (Mtlona !( Inaccurate call itatlon direct 24 Hot Sun Fuses n OBTAIN IT AT NO COST TO YOU CSSO-T- Business News day and closed with little change in the averages Sales were 2600000 shares against 2630000 Monday For the third trading day in succession more issues fell than — — ruse: There were 31 new highs and this area although historically have not enjoyed the attention 68 new lows accorded In the southern states or in Arizona and New Mexico Vendors of Industrial air conditioning report a substantial Increase in inquiries and in contracts for Installation YFA Theatre HOIM— VIVIAN BUINI CtlUT Hoffa and the Teamsters — hour film by CBS Special Events taking up Hoffa’s administration of the Teamsters Union and his rise to power The film features Interviews with several teamsters and their attitude toward Hoffa and the union itself 8 pm ‘An Channel 6 Wednesday TV Movies JTJah By Night” Barbara Stanwyck Paul Douglas 9 pm Channel 2 “They All Kissed the Bride” Joan Crawford Melvin Douglas 9 pm Channel 5 “30 Second? Over Tokyo” anvohnson Spencer Tracy 11 pm Channel 4 “Three Little Girls In Blue” Vivian Blaine Vera Ellen 10:50 pm Channel 2 New York Today in Business Channel 2 in MITCHILt— KUTV 1 ’ UO Dow Jones pm th? scene of a burglary 6:30 every time he tries to date hpr or even talk to her everything pm Channel 6 Wednesday Night Fights — seems to go wrong 8 pm Channel 2 ' Trackdown — (a repeat) — Texas Hanger Hoby Gilman (Robert Culp) faces the wrath of an angry town for 'shootboy fleeing ing a 16 year-ol- Donna Reed Show—In this episode Donna demonstrates resourcefulness when she finds herself wanted In three different places at the same time by a Choice Madness-Ma- ke Pr § itft fakr fdimuc f f fceeee A it |