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Show Soil loka City, Fridoy, April 22, 196'' DESERET NEWS AND TELEGRAM, Fast Phone Call On That Tip May Spell Cash Inslilule To Air Problems Of A fast call Splif Germany Modern Germanys miracle ery from the devastation of World War II, plus Its headaches and heartaches as a divided nation, will be discussed at a special weekend institute In Salt Lake City. May The institute, entitled Germany Today," will give Salt Lakers a rare opportunity to hear about Germany and its problems right from the experts. A German ambassador, a German consular official and prominent Utah educators and leaders will take part on the program. Free To Public Sessions will be held at Orson Spencer Hall on the University of Utah campus both days. The Institute is free and open to the general public. Sponsoring the event are the University of Utah, the Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce and the Kiwanis Club of Salt Lake City. Opening meeting will be held May 6 at 8 p.m. in the Orson Spencer Hall auditorium. German Minister Featured speaker will be Franz Krapf, minister of the German Embassy in Washington, D.C., and acting ambassador for the Federal Republic. After his address, a panel moderated by Dr. G. Homer Durham, vice president of the University of Utah, will discuss the speech. Panel members include O. recox 6-- j PINNIES FROM ROTARY Presentation of a $500 check was made recently by Dr. Richard E. Johns, left, chairman of the Sugar House Rotary Club crippled children committee, to John R. Jefferies, administrator, Primary Children's Hospital. Gift will purchase an overhead light for operating room. Funds were collected during year with Rotary penny pot." LAND POLAROID State Board Approves Traffic Aide to the Deseret B5 News with a news tip may Employment of James W. mean money in your pocket! When you see something Booth, 39, now Baltimore, Md., happen that would make a city traffic engineer, to become good news story or feature survey engineer far the State article, call the Deseret has Highway Department, News. A tip" is enough been approved. but speed is Important. As much as $20 Just for a Mr. Booth will succeed Jack news tip may be your re- Noblitt, who has been called to ward. Call the Deseret News active military aervice. in Salt Lake City at EM The new engineer, whose emoi the nearest correployment was approved by the spondent in your area. State Board of Examiners, will receive $595 a month. He is a Orem Benefit Concert native of Hyattville, Wyo., and OREM The combined cho- a graduate of Oregon State Colruses of Dr. Franklin Madsen lege. will present a benefit concert In other action, the examinFriday, April 29, at 7:30 p.m. ers approved five per cent salat the Orem High School audi- ary increases for five deputy torium. The program is under state auditors after having rethe sponsorship of the Spencer jected these at a previous meetElementary School PTA with ing. all proceeds going to the school The finance commission had library fund. recommended that the raises Preston Robinson, editor, the be postponed until completion Deseret News; Herbert Kretch-man- , of a Job classification study. editorial xvriter, Salt Lake Secy, of State Lamont F. TorTribune; Dr. Milton R. Merrill, onto reported that State Audiacademic vice president, Utah tor Sid Lam bourne claims that State University, and Maj. Gen. his office is subject only to Maxwell E. Rich, adjutant gen amount of its legislative approeral of the Utah National priation. The increases go to Ora L Guard. On May 7 two panel discus- Hansen, assistant chief deputy sions on the economic and cul- auditor, $575 to $600; Karl Bentural situation in Germany will nett and Lowry Harris, audibe held at the same time. One tors, from $525 to $550, and will talk about German eco- James A. Petersen and E. R. nomic recovery and the U.S. re- Berrett, auditors, from $500 to lations with that country, and $525. In three cases these in the other will explain some of creases are higher than maxi mums for present Job the German language and y MAGNA The United States Post Office Department this week was accepting bids for construction and lease of a new Magna Post Office to be located at 8780 W. 2700 South. Closing date for the bids will be May 24, announced Byron L. Huish, postmaster. The new building will provide expanded postal aervice for the rapidly growing Magna area. An assignable land option is held containing 27,440 square feet at a price of $1,000. The structure will contain 4,148 square feet with an outside loading platform and ade THE FAMOUS POLAROID LAND CAMERA MODEL 800: camera that the ; wink-ligh- t: sraac dark shadows automatically with a wink of light. 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CAMERA KIT Pictures Indoors WITHOUT 60-Stco- An increase- - from 6 cents to 8 cents per mile In automobile . Public health workers throughout Utah will meet In Salt Lake City Monday and Tuesday. The workers will attend the annual conference of the Utah Public Health Assn, in the University of Utah Union building. conference will include Dr. Speakers at the two-daJohn Liciuy, Denver, Cuio., president. Western Branch, American Public Health Assn.; Don Hufhines, San Francisco, Calif., director of continuing education. Western Branch of APHA; Jean Schuemenan, chief, technical services, Air Pollution Engineering Research, Robert A. Taft Engineering Center, Cincinnati, O.; Dr. Morton I. Goldman, director, Division of Radiological Health. U.S. Public Health Service; Dr. Alan Ford, director. School of Public Health. University of California, and Ralph Barnes and David Doty of Region 8. USPHS. Dr. R. O. Porter, chairman of the Utah State Board of Health, will appear during a session on continuing education for public health workers. During sessions, Delmar Stone will be Installed as president of the UPHA, succeeding Dr. Elton Newman. Dow announces a major I County Board Okays CarMiloago Rat Hiko PUBLIC HEALTH MEET SET NEXT WEEK IN S.L. MICHIGAN A$mi" AAA AAA AAA on NIC 7Y A A A A..A A A A AA A A. . A. A A A AAA A. A A. A .A A A. A A A AAAAAAAMAA JTV 4 A t . - - - |