Show WW 4411 The 18 ICI Y1111111 r ii L Eir: An already 13 rage Continued from 1( 14 There will be numerous unde'n passes to allow local traffic to cr o s s the Interstate route— without Interference There will 3300 South 4500 South 6400 9000 South South 7200 South The total estimated cost Is 22 million dollars of which two million will be required to buy right of way Interchanges will allow vehicles to move on and off the Interstate system The 1 - TV's lumber that Playhouse Band Leader of "Web Well-don- Circum- Thomas repeat) generally worth watching plays an unhappy bank clerk in interesting play Seems he has been saving money so he can leave his wife and then S stances" (A Mitchell who's this-fairl- Ills TROUBLES! 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A cupola 110111AZINI 6114 p()1166I- - Sri 1 m - 'f 0 r cal lAWREN(I WELK - Several stylo Woolens fabric shoko --- - --- --- - ) -- - - 1 - l: - - -- -es — -- it 6th Imp le South Timplo -t I 9th South h1 - e- to 6 i SANDY SouthL--- ' ?1st - Ilt-- ca — 2 Soeth i4 t" k1 vo t---- -- - E r :Utah IS&R ' ‘ 10000 South I g: SAcc South 4111 STATE I1I1000 South ROAD COMMISSION OF UTAH '' I lei o 1:3d 1cl Dols:11d It) i Cross Draper Stout Floads interstate highway route In south Map traces proposed with downtown freeway Salt Laker County Insert shows tie-i- cleared - ‘-- -- - 9i 0 ' Itttit KALI 910 -- June Tumidity - -- 6:00 Granite Muste Morning KALL Klock TOO NBC News Hrly 7:05 TNT 6:00 Nek Ilurleigh 710 Tom Wayman 630 Sports Bill Stern 7:30 World News 700 Newts Barkley 805 Tom 1A'ayman 730 News Wineriler 8:30 News Review 8:00 Hemingway 845 At Your Service 900 News C act h 9:05 Gordon Owen 9:05 CALL Toppers 9:30 TNT— Hr 9:30 News VanVoorhis 9:31 Helper 10:30 News Ile atter 9:45 Tom Wayman 11:30 News Gamin 10:05 my True Story 10:30 Real Life Stories Afternoon 11:05 True Confessions 1200 KALL Top 50 11:30 One Mani Fmly 12:30 News Winerlter 1145 Dr Gentry 1:00 News Richards 12:05 5 Star Matinee 1:30 News Wineriter 12:30 Woman in House 2:30 News Wineriter 300 KALI Nife$ 50 12:43 Pepper Young 1:00 Milwaukee at 415 Hemingway Chicago 455 Newt Wine:liar 3:30 Scoreboard 5:30 News Benson 3:35 Road Clow COO News Benson 8:05 News and Sport 8:45 Orval Anderson Evening livening 6:30 Sports Bill Vern 6:05 Reiaxink Ltstenin 7:00 Don Shafer 6:45 News of the World 7:30 News Van 7:05 Bet Your Life 7:30 Bandstand 750 Warmup 831 Lawrence Welk 8:00 Bees Baseball 8:45 Life and World 10:30 Scoreboard 9:05 Dixieland & Nem s 10:35 Moond la 9:3o Dance Time 1:00 Sign Ott 11:05 Nillt Hale KAIUR-1- Music r pared with 320 in Salt Lake reported a lower burglary clearance rate-- 194 percent Sunrise to Sunset Mewl Coneert Music KWIC-1- include to to clear difficult are Lake for the bottom position 4 Salt Lake police cleared per cent of the larcenies in 1957 t - Doug g ht t r' - ir -4 - - a 1 - s r a Channel 2 'F & s low-cos- - ORD' WATER HEATERS $825 0 e A 11! Musle :JO'f3 11:17-- Dayttni Western lyinsle KLUB-5- 1005-20t- ( President3IcKay ) r ": fs - Making Gams I i full-tim- d y - Savings Institutes Repor Loans ' lead-zin- - or " - At l has operated continuoustyl for 55 years giving steady employment to its employes and being an important factor in the early and continued growth of Midvale its business firms and the adjoining cornvale smelter chase of new housing In April totaling $3300650 Gordon J Bluth league secretary and treasurer who Compiled the figures said they did not include outol-statactivities of some associations With munities" branches outside the state of The Midvale smelter hae a to Utah LET GEORGE ztiiItnk Ia 171 That Incomparabl FREEZER UPRIGHT for only 70 $14993 with KlYSTONE FOOD SERVICI )4ours Dail? Music Wows a p 111ft JAW 2$S t ""l SS --- 0 '' -' o 00 4 c Was Ow So 1 DA TOMO e s - - ' GLEN'S ) i fikrews Funeral Rites Charted for Bank Offic6s Name SEC Aide —Special Purchase— MOO News r 7'4: 'h Mitchell Newscaster IPETt 'r part-tim- alh - $s ‘ "'''- Tuesday Juno 17 list SO Al tth IASI IN Morning 6:00 News & Barlow 700 Campbell News 7:15 Rolfe Peterson 7:45 John Barlow WOO Ken Samson 8:30 News of Ameriea GAS 1 8:45 Margaret Masters 9:05 Whispering Street 8:35 Calling kloitywood 9:45 Howard Miller 10:05 Peter Lind Hayes 10:15 Backstage Wile 10:30 Helen Trent 10:45 Our Gal Sunday 40 Gal Miss041 1 11:00 Nora Drake Diamondglaub 1115 Ma Perkins 11:30 Young Dr Malone NOW 11:45 Road cf Life 12:00 News & Farming 12:30 Arthur Godfrey 1:30 House Party 2:00 Rt to Happiness 2:13 S Mrs Burton 2:30 Couple Next Door Guarontoo 2:45 Pat Butram Show No Down Poornowt Similar as 3:05 Rolfe Again up to 24 Mot to Pay Shown 400 Miss Utah Sen0 Yew Lino Flifl IWO Nolo' Finals 5:00 Sports and News WASATCH FURNACE CO 5:45 Edw R Murrow 6:00 Fred Waring Call AM II 6:15 Summer 1958 4444 SOUTH SIMS I! 635 Tennessee Ernie s 6:50 Intermission 7:00 Sports Dean 7:15 Lowell Thomas 7:30 Phil Rizzuto 7:35 Amos 'n' Andy k 8:05 Robert Q Lewil k 835 World Tonight A 855 Eric Sevareid 900 TOIKt y Draper 9:23 Late Rolfe 1114 c l low-wag- e 9 Weelesseday Thursday Friday 10:30 pm KSL CBS Service s - a-- - 1160 570 lead-zin- - KUTV : 4 Dow-Jone- LONDON — Increased ship ments of Russian tin into western markets are leaving a trail of troubles for major producers of the metal and putting a price stabilization scheme administered by the International Tin Council under severe strain Since the scheme went into well-know- cities ran Other Russ Building— Threat to Tin Market a Omaha reports 39 per cent cleared In 1957 Sacramento about 40 per cent and San Diego 18 per cent Ks0P-13- 70 Sunrise to Sunset Familiar Music which gvi ewswo - 80 24 Hours Daily Music News News SW110-- 860 - KNAR-12- 210 to Midnight Lake City its t -- 041K Morning 17 4i '1 c--z June 17 Tuesday Salt in 22 Des Moines with 228 employes in department com- 77-- ot -- -- 1320KD1LNBC noT-M- 5:30 Cr ' -: Only Spokane reported poor a clearance rate in rape as Salt Lake Spokane also reported only six rapes compared with l) operation several years ago the men" six main timproducing nations Shutdowns announced MonMr Alving joined GP in —Belgian Congo Bolivia Indot day will mean the net loss of 1934 after graduation from Uni- nesia Malaya Nigeria and Thai employment in Utah's already versity of California and has land—have doled out close to heavily hit Industry been manager of San Joaquin $47600000 in contributions to will total nearly 200 persons office since 1953 the plan's buffer stock which Phoenix 138 Denver 12 Des according to some estimates have been used for support operMoines 121 and Tulsa 14 per although the exact figures will Names Ad Officer ations on the London market cent not be known for several Salt Former Laker Cory D ON TOP Qy that these pro Figures for crime totals and months Clark Jr hasbeen named ad- ducers—who are reponsible for clearance for the previous five It will take that period of for StarKist something like 90 per cent of the years are not available without time to determine full extent vertising manager - - total world production of tin - e' TerFoods Inc a check of every case reported outside of Russia—now have to of the layoffs at Midvale said minal Island te t during previous years a Tribune a firm - restrict their exports by some spokesman Calif Accireporter was told Monday 1 40 per cent of annual produc' to Prior loindent and traffic arrest records Mr Claeser in his announcetion n g StanKist are kept and show that despite ment Monday afternoon to emi However large and increas '' :4 Mr was Clark 14t an increase in arrests the acci- ployes of United States SmelRussian shipments of tin ling ' account senior dent rate has not dropped i ting in Salt Lake County said: into western- markets so far i have largely neutralized this "As late as 1949 there were superviso of the Los An Only annual records since three lead smelters in operating propping °action and the price Chief Skousen took office geles office of has remained on the weak side show detailed arrest Informat- Utah And that year the Murray Compton Adver- 13 smelter of the American Smel'around the flodr level of 730 ion ' Inc Be- ting & Refining Co was forced tising pounds sterling'fore this Increases in crime are due in to shut down permanently due Utahn had the Mr Clark served as advertisBY SHIPPING tin Into westpart to expanding population to the lack of sufficient lead sia has sue-In 1950 the US Census Bureau smelting ores and concentrates ing manager of the Albers Mill- ern markets Co Los at ing Calif Angeles cessfuliy prevented rise above reported the city had 182000 The International Smelting and a division of the Carnation Co the floor level which the Interresidents Today the estimate is Refining Co's smelter at Tooele In Salt Lake City he was a national Tin Council's plan for and the company's smelter at' 220000' vice president and partner of restricting tin exports probably Chief Skousen said more po- Midvale have continued opera-lion- Axelson Bennett and Clark would have brought about says lice employes are needed beboth only on a Inc Salt Lake advertising firm one London metal cause the number of crimes is basis however ma IL more Would policemen peat Earns Promotion "FOR THE PAST five years Russia which ts outside of the up the crime clearance rate? to materials available smelting agreement has been able to ex Special to The Tribune THIS QUESTION which citi- the Midvale smelter were only ritovo—G Blaine Standifird port tin without any limitations of being able to zens and city officials will have sufficient to provide f o r the Monday was named works engi- and is assured to answer as they decide operations of one blast furnace neer for the Columbia-Genevsell it for not less than 730 whether the chiefs proposals for about half time ie two Steel Division of pounds sterling so long as the can afford shifts per day for an average United States should be approved 4 Ibuffet pool manager to support the market with Its Opinions Include the chiers of about 51 days per week Steel Corp suc- t own resources "The low prices of lead and ceeding W T 1 strong defense of his proposals and the "unrealistic" label zinc resulting from the flood of PurvancerePC-'-: pinned on the budgets by van these metals entering this coun- cently promoted t lolls groups for- to try from anal- project The Citizens' Advisory Com- eign producers have forced ysis engineer for 'mittee consisting of IL IL many mines tributary to t h e t h e corporation Fisher M Hyrum Harris and Utah lead smelters either to cur- at Pittsb u r g h F Gerald Irvine appointed by tail development and explora- Pa the Advisory Committee on tion work and production or to ' Mr Standifird Local Government Finance re- shut down completely" he top is a native of Mr Standifird ported: employes Fruita Colo and a graduate in electrical engineering from the' Funeral services for Wendell "MANY GROUPS feel that TO "EFFORTS SECURE the projection of police require- - tariffs or other effective con- University of Utah He started Mc Means Smoot 61 senior vice his career with US Steel in ments for Salt Lake City are trol over these excessive and president of Zion s First Nationfeel that Salt unneeded Imports of these 1948 as an electrical engineer unrealistic They will be conducted al Bank Lake City does not need the metals have been unsuccessful Wednesday at 12:15 pm in the number of police per capita and In our opinion the assistMonument Park Ward chapel needed by say New York City ance which would have been John F Lee Salt Lake City Church of Jesus Christ of Latterwith its tensions caused by provided from the domestic was named acting at- -day Saints East racial religious and migratory stabilization legislation now pro- Monday In of the torney charge worker groups" Inof the posed by Secretary SMOOT died Saturday -Salt Lake at MR 11' So the debate has started ' terior (Fred A) Seaton would 10 pm in a Salt Lake hospbranch office of ---- -be insirfficient to change thel t h e Securities itat Ile had resided at 2191 St situation materially a n d Exchange Mary's Way (1220 South) —Ile outlook therefore Is for Pallbearers at the service will Commission ' 1''tf At the same be J Alma Burrows Dr C a further decrease In the total tonnage of ores and conceni time Edward N Ralph Cornwall'nEastman J trates available to the Utah lead SEC hatch Kingsley E lellawson Dr I 'Gadsby ' r— ' innow is even smelters which chairman Wash Calvin C Clawson and Stephen President David O McKay operation of the Church of Jesus Christ sufficient for 1 ington DC an G Covey Funeral speakerstwill be J Saints was pro of one lead blast furnace flounced appointof Latter-daANL1 Reuben Clark Jr second eounCharles of gressing satisfactorily at his "Lead smelting costs have Dlr Lee in the First 'residency of T Kappler as home Monday after undergo Increased steadily over the ing an operation for the re as have min- associate executive director of the LDS Church and Rex W putt years the agency at VitrashIngton moval of a cataract from his ‘Villian2s a longtime friend of ing and milling costs" he said Mr Smoot and former member right eye of the Emigtation Stake presichurch lead'As a result the mining inThe er was released from the hos- dustry what with low metal dency prices has found itself caught pital Sunday but was cont FRIENDS may call at 260 E in a 'vicious circle'" Mr Claefined to his home Doctors South Temple Tuesday from 6 said he couldhave no visitors ser noted Utah's insured savings and to 8 pm and Wednesday from United States he Smelting yet said "will continue to purchase loan associations had a total of 9 to 11:30 am Burial will be in Salt Lake lead smelting ores lead and 19321 mortgage loans outstandCity Cemetery The grave will LOCKED CARS OPINED zinc concentrates and other ing valued at $141553817 at be dedicated by Willard R smelting producte in the open Koys of All Kinds of May it was an- Smith The family suggests conmarket as in the past as well beginning DAY or NIGHT nounced Monday by rt C Du- tributions to the American as concentrating ores PHONE EM for its mill" Mr Claeser said vall Ogden president of the Cancer Sodety in lieu of flowUtah Savings and Loan League ers KEYS HE SAID THAT "except for The institutions made 328 234 & 1203 South Stet a few minor shutdowns the 'Mid- home mortgage limns for pur SL Looks to Major Question Of How Police Measure Up from rage 13 partment did not fare as well Only 50 per cent of the rapes 21 per cent of the burglaries and 14 per cent of the larcenies were press party at the Ambassador -- c I led a Club Mr AlvIng 4 succeeds Frank 61 Kirkman w h o Mr Ailing has been promoted to manager of the company's San Bernardino district Mr Kirkman a member of Ore now directed to Tooele e will go to the Midvale mill of the board of governors of ComSalt Lake Chamber of United States Smelting merce and a Salt Lake civic When the blast furnace and leader is a veteran of US Mazinc fuming plant were closed rine Corps service in the PaIan 15 by International because cific In World War II of depressed metal prices and lie Joined GP in 1946 and dwindling western ore supplies was transferred to Salt Lake the firm laid off some "50 to 60 City In 1935 I i with-- - arrival— Anacon- will reopen Its lead blast furnace and zinc fuming plant which have been closed down since about the first of the year International however will close down Its lead-zinconcentrating mill employing some 30 persons li I — an affiliate of da Co Interstate System for Solt Lola City gl r SL Takes Sales Post c -- II: 1 - lead-zin- 4th South cOntti 7200 t 1 or 600 4 Lark-Bingha- North I I -- 48 I t1 Street INDEPENDENTS La- - I I Ili ' AioadilldlikAL ai NEWS and wido - I 4 - - forwyesoefro otodndsofeahoeirnolorehs:lorctiool - 4 - - ' dil I SALT LAKE COUNTY Petty Ford 4 Jungle 5 ALSO IN THIS ISSUE ! l' 7) Itt with Salt 1 - 77----"- TO DRAPER CROSS ROADS I add ii' "11 everything from shoplifting theft of thousands of dollars 10:00 2 Sir Lancelot 4 Jungle 5 Western World night Verdict Is Yours : s ( Larce n I e s Scienee Fiction 7 "Foreign Aid' a:00 Payoff 1220 News 4 Kitty 9:10 41:80 2 Bugs Bunny Club 4 Farm 9:00 - 2 "Anthony Adverse'' 5 Harbor Command 7 Heritage 2 Popeye Kartoono 5 Gene Autry Brighter ih (MURRAY tal rated potential capacity of more than 6000 tons of lead bullion monthly The IS&11 smelter is slightly larger Zinc concentrates from both versity Law School was acting assistant regional administrator for the Denver region with station at Salt Lake City Joseph F Krys Denver who the Tooele mill a n d Midvale has been with SEC since 1948 smelter are sent to Montana for was named assistant regional reduction Midvale will continue administrator at Denver in the district these shipments would continue operations as Elect Geologist would the concentra chief Leland A Hansen tor at Midvale for at Lake Salt City geologist W W Alving former San of Rare Metals Corporation OSCAR A GLAESER vice district sales manager Joaquin has been elected a president Of western operations who has been transferred to America member of American Institute for US Smelling said that Salt Lake City —1 of Mining Metallurgical and l'ea henceforth the lead concentrates as sales man- ' troleum Engineers It was anfrom the mill at Midvale would ager for Gennounced Monday be treated at the lead blast fur- eral Petroleum ar) nace of the International Smelthonwas 211t i Corp ing & Refining Co near Tooele ored upon his 2400 SOUTH — as 2 Pantomime Quiz 4 "Nazi Agent" 5 Highway Patrol 7 Agricultural Polley 4 Club 4 Playhouse Encore the World Turns 11:00 4 Hail of Fame Beat the Clock 11:30 Rouse Party 12:00 a Daffy Duck 4 Matins : o $111Ice !!" Continued 5 284000 Question 1:15 7 Stng II! Sing to Ole la:30 T0 Tell the Truth 1:00 stand" As Croat Rate? 2 Broken Arrow 4 "The Californians' DO You 4 Comedy Time g Arthur Godfrey 4 It Could Be You 7 Trust Your You Wife? 2:45 4 Price Is Right Love of Lila 9:30 4 Truth or Cons Search tor Tumor row 9:45 The Guiding Light 18:00 4 Tie Tao Dough Star and Story Big on Garry Moors 4 Modern Romance libe 1 "A mertran Band- COO And you'll read the amazing story of how he was first intro cluced to music while still a INorth Dakota farm boy who : couldn't even speak English Read "I Call on Lawrence Welk" by Pete Martin Irt I 11:30 Romper Room Kessner I ' United States Smelting RefinMining to Monday announced closing of Its Midvale smelter and an eventual loss of jobs for more than 200 smeltermen and other employes The firm said that its mine HIGHWAYS I South — 7 Briefing Session 7:10 2 Wyatt EarD Bob 4 Cummings 5 Red Skelton 7 Prelude "Brahms's tee 11:00 Floren deepvoiced Larry !Hooper and violinist Dick I 4 Queen for a Day 4 Dough RI Ma you'll see pictures of the the pagna Lady Alice Lon !Lennon sisters Rocky Rock well accordionist Myron i‘ It Mimi:ate tan natio 1:10 7:45 Cartoon Capers l 4 r e Edge of Night 4 Today and Cham r USSR&111 Plans Midvale Smelter Close DEFENSE NAT Ing & ) 5 KSTTV—CBS Channel 7 KUED—Edue 17 the scenes 11:30 You'll find out how Welk de 4 Treasure Hunt ve oped his vintage brand of I Lotto 'Champagne - 't e 9000 Channel KUTV—ABO KTVT—NBC ars furnished by station& Listings -- Music" OF 75IIII- 114ilob Wasatch°Avenue Television and Radio ' behind INTERSTATE SYSTEM e I some jr-5°(- Today in intermountain Business PROPOSED ROUTING 4- Arrow--"Jeopard- y" —In an exclusive Saturday Eve Post interview Lawrence i ring tells his own amazing : Welk story including secrets about himself and his band he- never revealed to his audience - 8! 2 - - 04 - 174 hard-voice- fate steps In Sequences before the :30 police enter are the most fun pm Channel S Good Broken episode A "young Indian brave is murdered and his sister is sure -- - - I- ---- 1 "- ts Dow Jones—AP—VP—INS—New York Times - 2 g '''' 2 - -- - Pond- State Tom exciting An - I - - pulled the trigger as manhunt follow Tom sets out to prove his Innocence drama but this program never seems to be able to find girls who can play Indian squaws effectively S pm Channel 2 Bed Skelten—Punchy cauliflower McPugg goes Into the reducing d business with his girl friend Jayne Meadows Triple Crown Theater—"Fast and Furious" Franchot Tone Ann Sothern 11:30 pm Channel Tho Late Show—Daring Young Man" 10:30 pm Channel S These are Winne the top television shows tor Tuescidy as previewed by experts who attend rehearsals watch screenings and ansivre scripts in New York and Hollywood: 1 it I I Skil—Rood 'Broken Arrow' Looks Best In Spite of Squaw Trouble ! lout' 3900 Ci Mines-Marke- es tenter Today!s Teleision Toppers ' Stout i -- fications and designs at Draper Crossroads and : f be Interchange-44f- South NEWS Pond 171 ( - The highway will shuttle traffic into from and past Salt Lake City at GO miles an hour Int SOUTH SALT' i— e(3100 6th and 5(h South 2nd South South and 5th North Ellis L Armstrong director Utah State Road Commission said the starting date on the project in indefinite—but he hopes work can start In about two years IF TIII PLAN is approved it will piobably be farmed out to a consulting engineering firm to prepare exact engineering- speci- - - 1938 i South: 1100 2100 South 17 13USB-ES- 1 12700 approved layout terchanges at South 2400 tor the Interstate system in grade crossings no stop' signs Lake City provides for in Salt no traffic lights 1 talte Tribune Tuesday June Salt S Roads Board Discloses Plan For Draper-- SI Freeway There will be six divided lanes of Iraffie—three Ineach direction I If ' ak - ' '11fo'wwlor''VPo0b-''WVV—VVN00Wrw'Oo- -- " -- ' ' 0 0 - e 4 oOtt MO- - 0 00-- 0 al 000110 410to: 0 - a 0 A - 4 vs - - I- I t- Receives Doctorate 'Merrill C Hansen son of Mrs Nina A Hansen 142 W 2nd North has received a doe torate from Stanford University Mr Hansen is a graduate of the University of Utah Ile ix a professor of speech at San Mateo Call! 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