Show AH All COLLEGES WEN MEN EN STUDENT liD AD D ALLOTMENT I I Youth Body Allows Allows r Per Month Uon of Jl per mo month th rr ald ld Id fund to hard pressed hard pressed stu- stu rL in 10 Utah colleges was I an an- ti jn ced Thursday by Dr Fian Francis ls ki Utah dir director of theon the Hohal on youth a administration ich h of the institutions is being red ed 15 per month for each stu- stu totaling 12 per cent of oC the I in the tho school as of oC last ber 1 each student received 15 per tenth nth employment would be pro- pro ded IOU 1044 students Dr Kirkham but in actual practice the I will earn from to 10 U that more students can be helped at these Utah colleges Bine ume there will be several hun hun- 1 more applicants for work than an be cared for with available tads It would be interesting to dis- dis ver just how many more students colleges could accommodate increasing the faculties The ite federal government spent on college aid projects in inh tab tali h last year The budget as an- an ced Thursday by Dr Kirkham Trail call for an expenditure of more during the school The Ibe University of oC Utah will vill be al- al per per month which 11 employ students if each stu- stu tnt t I receives the maximum pay he e C Utah State Agricultural colwill col- col will be provided month- month and the Brigham Young fo ty at It Provo l other institutions participating in inC ine he e C college aid funds and the aunts they th will receive monthly at I r rt t Weber college 1020 Later-day Later ts 13 college Br Branch c Agri- Agri ral at al college Snow college Dixie Dizie junior college ster college St St. Mary- Mary f the Wasatch f The file receIving I- I aid d. d will be at clerical work research d library bl ry work Jc l tI and community service Dr said L Letters t t. t r X s suggesting profitable projects projects' rejects on which these students employed were were sent by Dr ili tnt school officials l through- through state state- Thursday f |