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Show T" Mii-roi- (Utah) m DAY TO nk-thu- hs,! - DOUG DAV-rff- if fa promoUon H t -' WitfTZCS- SfTZHTcfrance ,.. I I ? I i3'$4M!iJ J i ! I . : 4 I ! CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING tfAStUNOTON 3c RATES per word each insertion Minimum 50c 'it Fini frsbxt. C:UCLA$ R.STPvJKCmiOVIf ii i 20c line Boldface ype 15c a line Reader ads Display Classified - 90c inch Blind ads not accepted . UUh XKW KMPHASIS ON KIHHWTION - One of tlif more vexing prohlm facing Conjrrt ss concerns the nK which fiMlcrul Kovonimont should assume in providing adequate CMluoatioiial facilities to moH M'hool jmpulation. Thin i the twinh of our a prohlnn that does not lend itself to any easy solution because every state in the nation now has a shortage of lioth classrooms ami teachers, and the matter grows day. morejicute with each parsing a cvcr-Krowin- PAYABLE IN ADVANCE Write your ad plainly, figure the coit by the rates above, then enclose stamps, check or money order and mail or bring to The News s ' TEACHERS AND CLASS- - ' ROOMS URGENTLY NEEDED i t Recently I had an opportunity to have dinner with Mr. Olveta Culp Hobby, secretary of the Dept. of Health, Education and Welfare, ard with Nelson Rockefeller, the undersecretary of 11 E W, and other high ranking officials who have been studying the educational need of our country. According to Mrs. Hobby we are presently carrying on a losing battle to keep up with the need for additional classrooms. For instance lesearrh reveals that we need Immediately at least 340,000 additional school classrooms, plus recreation .administration and other facilities to care for children now of school age. We are only building approximately 50.0U0 new classrooms each year, while at our present rate of growth we actually need 117,000 new units per annum to even maintain the present status quo. Thus we not only have need for third qf a million classrooms, but we are actually falling behind an additional 67.000 classrooms each and every year. Fantastic Growth Of Population The population of the United States is now growing by leaps rate of 11,000 and bounds at births every single day and will exceed 175 million by the year I960, This means that every 60 days our national growth is about equal to .the total population of the state of Utah, or In one year would be equivalent to the present combined population of Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, Colorado. New Mexico and arizona. In UUh our problem is even more acute because we have not only grown as a result of great Influx of pop ulation as we have expanded Industrially, but we also have b'rth rate of 32.9 per thousand as compared to the national average of 24.0, and our death rate is only 7,4 compared to a national average of 9.7 per thousand. ALL CLASSIFIED ADS L mm II :i the 226th. He arrived overseas 12 months ago from Camp San Luis Obispo, Cal. A 1931 graduate of Deaver high school, the corporal was a power lineman bvfore entering the army in August, 1932. (U S Army photo). DAN D. THOMAS (right) of Greenville, is congratulated by Maj. John J. Tighe, Commander of the 22Cth Signal ScrviCv Co. in 'Korea, aft- er bring promoted to corporal. Cpl. Thomas, son of Mis. Alice Barton, serves in Korea as a frameman with Pellet gun, In FOR SALE excellent condition. Really reasonable price. Ste Stephen Carter or Phone . 52-W- Statu ef Jaanns D'Are In the Reuen With the charms of spring quieUy and a forward-lookin- g exhibition of "Young Contemporary Sculpblendinf into summer, the French are turning thalr ture" at the Musee Granvelle. d eultursd eyss Travelling south to Van Gogh towards the arts. From May until country I expect to arrive in time October a bright galaxy of art and to enjoy a few weeks in sunny Vleux-Msrch- fete-lovi- in the number of young men and women who are being trained each year in technical , more comprehensive studies of our educational needs and to work out means for providing the necessary facilities and teachers to meet our expanding population. I am convinced, however, that it is a positive step in the right direction to assure that both this and future generations will receive the best possible education which our tax dollars can provide. and scient'fic fields. In this race aVr knowledge we can not be caught napping, or we will awaken to the realization that g we have spent too little on and preparing our own people to meet the problems of our nation, while at the same time we have been spending too much ' on foreign "giveaway" An Expert f programs in a losing battle to purchase friends with American Predl is Prosperity Race- for Knowledge dollars and the life blood of our Last week I had the good formen. tune to have breakfast with Dr. The U S educational system young Arthur Burns, chairman of the has lor a long time been looked Our, Federal Council of Economic Advisors. upon with envy by our foreign Government's Role Dr. Burns Is one of the foremost neighbors, but decsdence once has federal The government in our nation and economists It gains foothold whether It be in material things or in the In the pat appropriated money he acts as President Eisenhowto er's minds of men can be an Insid- for educational grants-in-aipersonal adviser on the ecostate different several under the nomic health of our nation. Be ious monster whose growth is such as the land grant caue of his close association htrd ,t0P- - We can't afford programs schools located in with the. White House, he asand colleges l our educational system areas where sumes very impacted federally a break Dart at the seams while important role in locatj we spend both our money and defense Installations are administration poll directing our genius upon methods of de- ed. Out our national govern- cles. I have always been Just a struction rather than upon ways ment has hesitated to become of bettering the human race. more actively engaged in edu- little leary of economists, these cational problems because this slide rule wizards who are alAccording to our Intelligence matter has historically been re- ways making dire predictions sources the U S S R has already as purely state and of what tomorrow or next year equalled or surpassed the U S garded local problem. In recent years, will forth for our people bring however, it has become exceed- or our nation. However, I was more difficult for our very ' ingly favorably impressed with to raise . tax Dr. Burns, school vvherc Rom I c:t because he Marsh levies districts to meet the increased with confidence born of aspoke prolosts of additional classrooms found belief In our free econand more teachers. This has oc omy system and was not escurred partly because the fed- pousing the doctrine of .governeral government has usurped a ment controls to which we have MSsiako larger portion of tax revenues listened, much to our sorrow, than ever before, leaving less during the past two decades. and less for state and local use. Dr. Burns stated that we cersW Iks ml mU Maybe yea aotkea --s U treof and the. because partly Red tainly are not going to face FaralUre glee Bass i. in . population. mendous growth U Tkt fiwiM hurt vMk. any recession this year because fees Wn I sit, fcecky mi Within the last few days the our economy is enjoying a most Oat item caused House of Representatives has ay We state. have made healthy It read: ruiment a round rat tit mm weVa aJ- passed three bills which are de- a considerable change-ove- r from Bedroom Salts, "wcsrUag s WUg car. signed to help achieve a solu- a strictly wartime economy to price $118.60, bargala prWe tion of our educational head- peacetime production, but we tlifJO." Caeae I dUal -r- W-rd" ttat, safai f aches. There ' are &H.R. 9040. are still geared aeigkbors' to shift rapidly toe well, and whea mm tiAm. Evea eareal U reapect the which authorzes cooperative back to product'on b prefereace fee prwaman asked for tke fo akoas, research in education; HR 7434 should the military fSv occasion arise. I yelled, "Let 'er r ef Ww. Ufa all auk a establishes a National Advisory The President's adviser Cited U U aaeraearefiil U the AU kinds U jokes Um Committee on Education which the following as sterling indimisUks. On fellow ask4 if will make an annual report to cations of an improved economy Smith's was holdtag ta ptim Congress and to the secretary of during the- remainder of 1954 lin so Ucht it just saappaA. II E W, and HR 7601 which pro- and '53: (1) Advancing exvides for both state and White Traad out fine la the od &od and "commodity marHouse conferences on educa- change kets; (2- - Increased building and tion. This legislation is only construction orders in all parts the framework to undertake of the country; (3) in basic industries, such as automotive and hard goods; (4) Less restrictions on business, housing and investment loans; and (5) A drastic decline in the number of bankruptcies plus sharp increase in new business. edu-ratin- - ( d Chance WOMEN WANTED make money every week mailing postcards. Work home spare time. Box 9, Watertown, Mass. s, ng world-rtnown- music festivals awaits tourist and student alike, and these slwsys have been (or me a particularly enriching experience. One of the highlights fra anxious to see is the Joan ot Arc Festival at Rouen, May JO, an open-a- ir performance ot brilliant drama, "Jeanae au Buchtr." It promises to be one ot the most exciting dramatic evants of the Mason. Imagine seeing "Joan at the Stake" la the. very town where she was martyred ovar four hundred years ago! Then to Burgundy, province of wine, of green valleys and rugged cliffs, and artwiae, of those fanciful aton figures which peer out from the capitals of centuries --old Romanesque abbeys. Burgundy Is presenting an outstanding program this "Nuits summer, the de Bourgogna," a gala three months festival of music, drama, art and the ballet beginning in May. on the River Doubs is having a double fete, the first la May which features an exhibition of "Young French Painting" at its Uuaee des Beaux Arts, and the other during a fortnight la September (113) with general festivities espe-dal- Hon-agge- world-famo- . where the noted Musee Cranet is having a Pastoral Provence Exhibition from May 13 to June IS. And for a memorable musicals my next atop Quinzai will be Prades, a charming little town in the Pyrenees near the Spanish border, focal point ot a great musical event, the Pablo Casals Festival From June 7 to 20, Casals, the world's foremost cellist, will make his only xnnual public appearance in a series of Beethoven concerts. Another musical treat awaits the traveller In Strasbourg, the Alsatian la June also capital has one ot the most variegated programs on the summer calendar including choral and organ concerts la its ancient cathedral classical and contemporary French music and a play by Moliere. Geographically speaking. I will be circling France, making a unique tour of a country that has dipped into a colorful and historic past, picked the cream of contemporary talent snd brought them together into one grande etc. A very nice esdeett lee summer vacationists like ma ly r's (11-20- us Be-saac- oo ). KEEP OUT THE FLIES Will make serenes to fit any size door or window. 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