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' 4 o e : J 7 ' N Weekend Television Iligidigh Is begin to learn that Paladin la not to be treated lightly Paladin brings In a suspected murderer tor trial only to find out from the mayor there MI going to be one Though Paladin's outnumbered he acts like lightening and anot her crook bites the dust Pretty gontirt performance by Robert Gist as the supposed murderer 7:30 pm Channel S These are among the ton televleion shows for Saturday and Sunday ae who attend orevcevred by expert watch acreenlnao nd ans rehearsalFt 1re scripts in New York and Holly- wood Ferry Como Show—Last show of the season and Perry says goodby to all his friends After Eydie Gorme chats with Como and sings You Need Bands" Paul Anke comes on man "Let the Bells Keep Ringing" the rest of the program is devoted Gunsmoke—Good decides Matt Dillon in composer Richard Rodgers With gentleman at the piano Perry slogs "If I Loved You" "Oh What a Beautiful Morning" "A Fellow Needs a cid" "My Funny Valentine" and more of these hit tunes (color) S pm Channel 4 Club Oasis—Spike Jones and his band start the summer season Vocalist lielen Grayco's songs are 'Just in Time" and "I Get a Kick Out of You" and Spike has 40 sticky fingers on four pianos do a "South Pacific" medley Ile pokes fun at the Shirley Temple fairy tale series with a Curley Dimple atorybook on Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs featuring new comedienne Joyce Jameson and midget 7 13111y Bally pm Channel 4 Laurence Welk Show -- Another hour brings "Good Old Sumtherlime" by the barbershop quartet Say It With Music" in dance end song by Jack home! "Gold and Siler Walla" with Lawrence Welk and Alice Lon gliding along to Its melodious tune and "One Two Three Four" from the band 7 pm Channel S Have Gun WM Travel — Little by little crooked mayors out west well-playe- d ever-popul- for rs When pleode to do something he doesn't give a ha ng what others think He forces a gentleman gambler against his will to go off with the girl he lo'ves Interesting plot by singer Jack Castidy as the gambler and VII' ginia Baker as the girt Also some fun from regulars Cheater and Doc Adams 8 pm Channel I that talented - didly examines the problems of ravial discrimination from an excellent dramatic vantage point The story involves the experiences of a young girl before and after she la mistakenly identified as Jewish Benny Gatteys gives a tremendously moving performance as the teen- seer who is suddenly exposed to vilification Howard Rodman's script aptakes a healthy proach to the problem of prejudice Sunday's best drama 13:30 pm Channel 4 Willa Mg Wield —"The Vi'esterri " One of the best "show business" stories this show ever presented Gene Autry on "Champion" starts things rolling and you'll see clips of such former "Western" greats as Tom Mix Will Rogers and William S Earl Interesting sequence finds writer Frank Gruber explaining the seven basic plots of a western film and you'll hear assorted 'plenatinns of the western's place in Amer lean culture and the reason' for Its continuing success Gary Cooper John Wayne Maria Schell John Ford and James Artless are among the Invited cowpokes 3 pm Chan "2" Star Pla)honae — "Trading West" Dick Foram I pm Channel Hollywood's Rest Stnlea—"Sundown" Gene Tierney Bruce Cabot pm Channel I Academy Theater — "Amertran Empire" Preston- roster Richard Dix 8:30 pm Channel 3 Triple Crown Thpaiter — "Act of Violence" Robert Ryan Van Heflin pm Channel 4 Yours for the An king—"Port of Carole licit" Wayne Morris Matthews 10 pm Channel S Two on the Aisle — "ArmOred Car Robbery" Robert St erling Charles McGraw Adele Jergens 10:30 pm Channel S ''' ' k t Hon years In '' ' — Channel 2 Channel 4 KINT--Nlila'lora ar turalsbad IT stalk'st ItUTV---At- e Channel' 7 ll inaccurat& 8:00 4 Howdy Doody 5 Cartoons Mee 4 Fury 5 Jimmie Dean 980 4 Andy's Cang 10:00 ft years 4 Major League Baseball—Chicago vs Boston 4 Milwaukee vs Pitts burgh - s ''1c' GIRLS t ' - tsug Continued from Page I ' - 'IOU 0l to' JUST BEDROOM N9ha ritsi th ko Th KNAK-12- 600 cm to Midnight 0Q0 t News Music KWHO-8- KWIC-1- - '41 'fr i 4 ' 'I 4 ' - 14)1 - 1 :z - ' 1 7 : A rpl" E1 UY city They also will spend an afterfor noon at Santa Monica Beach and is tour Knott's Barry Farm Ranch C--""—""- THE 1 METER- - t 1 1 TUB PLANTERS Octcgon:i pusisi 21" Size WAI 1 18" 16" 14" 12" Size Size Size Size Res $1029 log $1149 Roc $619 Nog eg $491 $395 $rs $649 4$29 48" Size 42" Size 36" Size Prot 4:30 League 4:45 Mu a le and News 5:00 Torn IlanIon Trig-sla5:15 nt Patterns 5:30 Mt West News 5:40 Ph RI7zu 5:45 Blue Serenade 11b0 144 6:00 Th Roi$1139 e 2 t 1 he - - survived by ' fither'—" d' Lake' eV two sons— Marlin L Dansie Salt Lake City and Sheldon L Dansie Salt a s brother - Westley M Dansie A Jacksonville Fla Dorothy BenMrs Jesse N son and Mrs Devere B (Jesse) Swenson all of Salt Lake City Dan-(Stell- a) 1 les SIM Sn49 Square Pyramid $249 REDWOOD TRELLISES Reg R SQUARE TUB 16" Size Itig $029 1 $793 $395 14" Size Rss1 $295 12" Size $249 SP9 10 director of and Power Friday the US Army Corps of Engineers has been tailed In to make a quick reconnaissance of the danJay Bingham the Utah Water Board announced - 998 $2119 BIG in $4" 20INCH rTh12) Size i The town of Green River be said will "very likely" be hit by the Green River within the next two weeks ) 1110110 s j TYPE REEL Z al the eastern part of town If the river continues to sweep out of control—and there's nothing to stop it — the floodwaters will spill over into the old channel MEER with Briggs-Str- I 4 :Aisorted Varieties-- River - The rampaging Green has already chewed off a strip of fertile farm land near King IN GALLON CANS t' -7)) °C) : YOUR C CHOICE News :$ 10:15Alex Schreiner 10:30Album of Mus li EA I upstream about two from Green River 'TOWNSPEOPLE flanked the river banks with logs Mr Bingham said the swift Current carried the logs away "as if they were twigs" The Green la about 16 feet above Its normal level It has hit a peak but there has been no sharp drop It is expected to continue at about its present level for about two weeks Bend miles ton motor 01 BLUFF HAS a much better of avoiding a flood from the high runoff In the San Juan chance Good Selection at old river channel aims at An $249 $34 areas ger nviS El"):E"ILNtinunnil 1 4 POWER and Bluff River $1149 r 1 i ! t i Da ylime Western KL 24 Music News ri 1570 Hours Daily Music News !I 4-fo- Too-Eag- I 11 ) lit 0 11 y TODAY 1 : r size ot (45 t Reinforced I AM 18 for worked as Swollen rivers straining and tearing at their banks are endangering the towns of Green BASKETS " 10 Dansie Mr a welder for Kennecott years five years for Copper Corp Pacific Intermountain Express and five years for The Lang Company Inc Att the time of his was employed by the death Eaton Metal Products Co 1 0 No 1 t-t- u y Salt Lake City and the followsisters Mrs Wayne M 4 ing I -- (I'brn) Bateman Murray Mrs William O (Mildred) Copeland S anE 16" HANGING z 83011m my Wakely 9:05 Cou ntry Style 9:30 Da ince Orchestra Salt Lake City on Oct 8 1918: He was a member of the Jefferson Ward of the Church of Jesus of Latter-daChrist Saints Francisco survivingr are two step 1 daughters Mrs John (Yvonne) i Oakes and Mrs Ivan (Bonnie) Martinez both of Salt Lake City He is also survived by a Melodies Sports Program World Tonight Ent er USA 8:051u ke Slaughter married Ruth McKenzie in He Also e 6:45 7:05 7:30 resided here has All Of limtM $949 $795 is Oval Typo to it City and all his life Utah Areas Face Peril From Flood REDWOOD Let a Garden 11:35Front Gent- 130 Bel rnont St keit 2:00 Ryes n's Records 305 Rboert Q Lewis 400 Musicale If anoved to Salt Lake In 1912 with his parents 4 '1 World News 12151ltah State II 12:30 Ryan's Recordis Ile was born in Dothan Ala Oct 16 1906 the son of Stella Starling and Mahonri M Dansie THE VICTIM is his Wife mother-an- Andy 12:00 his 2 L 1 on San i ( Mr beam struck him helmet The metal junket Next Door East toAlbertson's Food Center in Sugar House 4 hooted a warnlansie Jumped coworker away Hoover Dam and while in Los Angeles they will tour the CE iron and Tribune Carriers rn of A To Disneyland attractions was hitching a on a cable to be hoisted when another girder toppled from its place on the strucDansie Mr piece ture Dim of LeRoy Dans le construction mishap injuries Win He is now being held in Utah neighboring planned by state officials County jail The stolen police car was lo June 1041 11:30 10:00 t PATIO PLANTER BOX 1030 Gu nsmoke 11:05Cit y hospital Si:30 South ' ete : 5 W 1410 Jefferson St (140 i West) died about 4 pm of head : injuries t Officer Robert Bennett said the mishap occurred during construction of the Eaton Metal 4 Products plant at 2250W 8th :k A tour by state officials of the Aneth oil field and its scenic THE VICITM LeRoy Dansie 53 ' 1 t Schedule Tour - A 'It IJ - it 1 1 : A Amos 10:05 570 Sunrise to Sunset Familiar Music Surtetat to Suniwt Concert Music New lt fi ' 4 KSOP-13- 70 Mule News 60 ' - 1 I 845 Garden (Mt 960 tat i en Dra kis 93) Mu SIC 80 24 flours Daily ' - cape INDEPENDENTS KMUR-1'- 230 ' 4 -- - Five carriersalesmen of The Salt Lake Tribune are winners of an paid trip to cated on a road about 430'pm Disneyland and will leave Salt near the Provo City Municipal lake City Sunday night The five are Barry Bowdidge Golf Course 2832 Dearborn St John Stock Commenting on the escape dale 448 S 1st West Logan said Sheriff Knight Deputy "You see things like this on Dick Carlson Moab Billy NorTV and in the movies all the ton 162 N 1st West Preston time but you never think it Idaho and James O Connor will happen to you—until it 181 Hill Garden Homes Clearfield Utah does" En route they will visit P A r LA6tt 41 too! 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CBS 4:30 News beat 5:30 Newsbeat Saturday Juno 7 6:00 Newsbeat 600 News and Barlow Evening i 3AJ News Lam poen 6:30 News Van 7:15 R Peterson Show 7:00 Don Shafer 7:45 News J Barlow 7:30 News Smith 8:00 Sansom 7:50 Warmup 8:30 News ot America - ' t' - i 14 r--- 1 bbery" DAY — ' e &Alta rvit QUARTER A DAY i EMMY 37 ( I Lo - 111:9 A I society hend the escapee who Is still at large with one of the women according to the sheriff's office The male accomplice was spotted In Provo by police shortly after the 3 pm es 1 iNEWIWESEINGHOUSEIRVI PRONE DA - 444 - 2 "Armored Car Ro- :4 'N 8th 1$ - I t 1010 Death Valley Days "Las Vegas- Shakedown' liqk JP"bi- - South '' ' i 569-13t- h 19 died Lake workman huge piece of channel iron at ' a construction site at 2250 W m Speaker at Religious Edycation Sunday services Sunday at 11 am in the First Unitarian East Society chapel will be Don Mayhew director of religious education for the Just as soon as we got loose" The incident was reported to the sheriffs office and a state wide alarm with roadblocks was set up in an effort to appre E of Violence' Ole MA IC4Z‘ foR te4- IPATI 0 - 1 tg - ': ' Convict Kidnaps Escorts Flees With Help of Pals !' Silvers Phil I 1 To Speak Sunday William McCloud Re produced pistol for his escape Described as being SO years old five feet nine inches has sharp features black hair brown eyes dress unknown- - i 2t I ' ED 4 "Art - Country Much Jubilee 4 Perry Como (color) I Sgt Preston 11:30 — t : ( 1 s 2 Dick Clark Show People Are Funny Soldiers of Fortune 10:33 iI 2 "American Empire' 4 Hit Parade Perry Mason : 0:30 -- b Friday an hour after he had been struck on the head by a --- ' Salt 'A qi Mr - SI - ? f In the class of 1932 He urged the young graduates to take advantage of their training by serving a full two years on active duty - Lee 4:50 4 Durocher Warmup Sports Page k 1 1 2 time and Harriet 4 Ted Ntack Gunsrnoke Capt Kangaroo Junior Council Lone Ranger ' 4 ethics i opplesi- Worker 53 ‘ A 1 i t' Point Have Gun Will Travel Canyon Tris la The Life 4 Susanna" 4 Turning 2 "Red 10:45 t He has been coordinator of audio-visua- l aids for Salt Lake City Schools for the past 13 1 'tk 1:111 3:00 Roy Rogers COI 4 Jr Auction-r Little Rascals le:30 4 Industry on Parade 5 Cartoon Capers BM on I:30 4 Detective Diary Serial Time t 1 f '' ( 2 Lawrence Welk 4 Club Oasis 2 "Sundown" 5 TBA 11:110 t 1:110 2:00 4 Ruff and Reddy I Mighty Maui litroll Dollar Top Belmont Stakes S 11:15 L call initials 1:5a Terry 'tell Time b Vest a Claims : " 11:30 2 "Trail on '' - ' KITIED—Mule I:0i Juno I Saturday k L''' ( were presented to 25 graduating of the University members Officers Training Reserve Army Corps Friday evening at t h e University of Utah The commissioning ceremony was held in the Union with Col Ploy W McGinn guest speaker Col McGinn is a graduate of the university's ROTC program 1 z - i 10 Channel 5 BC ' 77 ' Those honored Included Willard B Harwood who Is re 48 -- i — c-- -- - t t Shiny gold second lieutenant's bars and other insignia of office 1 Administrative Staff Assn of the 'Salt Lake City Board of Education Friday hon ored retiring members of their organization at a 4:30 pm party In the school 'administration building 440 E 1st South 1Ttp$4visj001A40tnitio ' I - t Iron - 25U Cadets Obtain Bars - - presents LAS VEGAS at ' r— The tiring after ! ROTC Graduates ' ' 1 se Harwood whose father James T Harwood noted Utah artist and also prominent edu cator spent 23 years teaching science at the junior high school net 4 Senrch—(A repeati Camera fol- level and 10 years in "manual lows the activities of the Univer- training" which "now is called sity of California's Graduate School industrial arts" he said of Criminology Professor Austin McCormack and his students exaOTHER GUESTS of honor at mine prison conditions methods and alms There is a particularly start- the party were Phyllis Fassell ling series of interview with pris- consultant in mathematics for oners at San Quentin which aims the city school system who reat an understanding of how men get to accept a position in to prison and why they so often signed An American Girl — A powerful come back for a second or third California Floyd J (Chub) documentary superb! y acted Strong "stretch" Recommended should you Utter physical education con and compelling TV fare which can have missed it first time around sultant who will return to class 4 pm Channel 5 room teaching next year Mrs Air Pow—(A repeat) "The JaJune Barrett a stenographer in panese Perimeter" The turning clerk's office who has re the of told war in the Pacific the point in striking documentary film filtowt Ind Margaret- - Parkeri the Asking Theatre the Battle of the Midway in which who plans to be married tons of shipping were lost yet no Donald L Taylor newly A Dr tribshots battleships exchanged ute to Navy Intelligence which kept elected president of the organi Midway from turning into a second zation conducted the brief cereS'HAKEDOVVII Pearl Harbor and a thrilling show for all viewers 41:30 pm Channel 5 mony honoring "graduates of co Warning--"Flig- ht" This is the ASA" really a pilot film for a series to be called "Flight" and It'a several cuts above the average for the show With Richard Jaeckel doing Honor New Members a fine job as the Iumpmaster the New members of Phi Kappa atorrconcerns the efforts of a plane crew to save the life of a para- Phi Phi Beta Kappa and Sigma 3114s chutist who gets snagged on the Xi at University of Utah were Plane and can't be pulled In The honored Friday evening at a ending (though claims have been made that it really happened) Is combined societies banquet in the Union ballroom way off II:30 pm Channel 4 Tonite - 193i 7 School Board Como Focuses Spotlight on Composer Employes 'Graduate' 5 ' June The Salt Lake Tribune Saturday 21 i " 9 REG REG 9 95 :41 - Cop? er Just Angler Passers-bwatched with unbelieving eyes the police officer who was writing a "ticket" for a police motorcycle parked in a "No Parking" zone at 143 SMain Was he actually citing a fellow officer? 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