Show ir Force Had to Fight of 'Public Recognition Told eefing Ogden The Air Force has had to wage sions of the AFA Utah Wing's an uphill fight against outside i annual convention Mr Duda also highlighted the Opposition for public recognition an Air Force Assn official said! Army-Ai- r Force squabble over here last night guided missile development and This fight is still going on A said recent Defense Department H Duda AFA organizational! directives will reduce or cancel chairman said at the closing ses- - "some mighty important modern weapons systems" Mr Duda said an effort is being made to put an Army colonel who is scheduled for court martial "on a pedestal with one Billy 1957 JUNE 16 UTAH SUNDAY MORNING OGDEN B — Section ! : 700 Y OUTilS n I ount y s Board Gives Tentative Okay To Expentitures for 1957-5- 8 ' 4 Mitchell" -- The Army officer is Col John Nickerson who is being court- classi-fie- 4 -- iwim Course The Weber County School Board has adopted a tentative budget" calling for expenditure of $3302000 for the 1957-5school year an increase of $58716 over the cur- 4 d martialled for distributing material concerning guided missile development Release of the "Nickerson documen t" brought the Air Force-Arm- y dejockeying for guided missile ! 8 j rent budget j into the public press The Weber County Recre- - velopment Mr Duda said "Billy Mitchell ation Department's S W i m- - revolted so the nation could ob- - : i —r a "c" lact Col Nickerson for its security fTV week with more than 700 has revolted in an effort to gain of such a weapon for his youths taking part in this control branch of the service at the Rain- - particular re- miner nrn?ram etorfeH ' special activity bow Gardens i "To compare the Nickerson volt with the Billy Mitchell reis rather revolting in its volt Miss Shirley Burns recently own right" also said "two with Desert Gym in Salt Lake Mr very City is the instructor She is as- recent Duda come have memorandums sisted by Lionel Brady Defense Secretary Recreation schedule for this down from Wilson's office which E Charles week is: have far- will if implemented baseball Count? Aon (Round Iwo) and subsequently on the at North Ogden Hooper at Roy Force defense of our nation and the Wilson at Plain City Pleasant World Free View bye "The two Wilson directives West combine Boys Junior baseball to cut almost four billion County League (round two) Fri- dollars out of projected AF day 6:30 pm — Plain City at Wrest spending W arren Warren at Wilson X -- 1 Girls "A" Softball League! 13 uuuuuk lit w vua3ici iiuaaviug at (round one) Monday Plainj to the AF can reprogram at City Park — 6 pm Plain City vs the drop of it a But this time hint Huntsville 7 pm Pleasant View the roller coaster not only went vs West Warren 8 pm Terrace — down it aumped right off the vs Fifteenth Ward 9 pm Wilfiscal track" son vs Hooper Marriott bve in Girls "B" Softball League Mon- forMr Duda said thatAF has sevthe day (round one)— South Ogden eral recognition : had times "we it thought One at Pleasant View 5:30 pm made" out differto find only Washington Terrace One "at ently later Washington Terrace Two 10 "Centuries hence" he said am Wrest Warren at Fifteenth "the historian will frame the Ward 10 am Roy at South Og- American airman of the past den Two 10 am as the pioneer not alone RESULTS GIVEN of flight but of an intellectual and spiritual process which overIn the North County Midget came and divisive forces League last week North Ogden and static the way to realization opened West defeated Pleasant View common a of humanity— meanPlain Wrarren downed City while preserving the people from and Hooper edged Wilson 1 Tomorrow the Midgets Jun- conquest" iors and team managers and coaches will attend a Bees ball game in Salt Lake making the departing from trip by bus and the American Food Store in Roy at 6:30 pm The charge for transportation is 25 cents each The farewell testimonial for Pickup times are as follows: Kathleen Belnap will be held Bui 1 — South Ogden park 5:45 next Sunday June 23 instead of School- 5:50 pm Club Heights as tonight reported in yesterday's Washington Terrace Recreation church page Center 6 Riverdale School 6:15 The testimonial will be held Bus 2— North Ogden School in the Thirty-fourt-h Ward Chap5:30 pm Pleasant View Church el She has a call to 5:35 Fair West Church 5:40 serve in the accepted n MisHarrisville Church 5:50 Marriott sion and will leave from New Church 5:55 Slaterville Church York June 28" 6 Wilson School 6:15 and Lake-TieSchool 6:20 pm Bus 3— Plain City School 5:30 West Warren pm (Warren and to be picked up at Plain City returned home after game) Wrest Weber School 5:40 Hooper Park tfue hin'nd Timia Artttin I r?T its-fig- - m m N ew Slcaferville Diversion Dam j ht ry j - "It makes for a much more flex Kenneth Phelps 2047 Jefferwas sentenced in the Weapons Charge Charged with carrying a con City Court to pay $250 or serve 225 davs in iail on a drunk driv cealed weapon Bernice Randolph ing charge An accident was in- - 32 2856 Vz Lincoln Ave forfeited $25 bail in City Court volved mm mimimmm " lary carat 14K yellow gold 300 Wkly The Carpenter Auxiliary 261 Jhas reelected its entire slate of officers to serve for another year and extended an invitation to all carpenters and their wives to attend the opening of the new auxiliary Hall Reelected were Mrs Fay Rees president Mrs Mamie Bassett Mrs Glenda vice president Wells secretary Mrs Verna Peterson financial secretary Mrs Minnie Hayes alternate and Mrs 8 DIAMONDS Red ucfionsi I ' I MM 1'P on Famous s - - : J In I ratios Spring Englander Air and other popular national brands at reduced prices Sets of cn - of - a -kind factory samples and changs of i Martha Howe ward The new Auxiliary Hall has been completed at 3340 Wall Ave an4 an open house is scheduled for 7:30 pm June 28 The officers invited all carpen- ters and their wives to attend the open house — and the wives to join the auxiliary I eovr lots AH at Open Friday Till 9 WIW FACTS PM U'EXTRA TOUCH" i i?Z& : 4wm ymm Pm: fSy ced 1 I U N GOLLEGTION aRBSHSS- -s 7 damond wedd-npar UK ytUow gold settings lea -- ' hixW Hfh I jf U dSfh r set HK god mountings- - '0' mks ?f 3 DIAMONDS Man's 3 dtamond ring $r' ? w z£s 1SOUMOMM 1 t£l Mn&Out fhe BestlnDIMONDS - 1fis fM?0w prices FUSE BOOK! 75 1S0 WMkiy rOf ! 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A public hearing will De neia $310600 on the budget soon of school Operation plant school of maintenance $195000 plant $118000 fixed charges such as insurance rent and retirement and social security Non-Co- m $106400 debt service $87500 Estimated reciepts the same as estimated expenditures showed Rfc Roger Forsberg son of some notable changes over last Mr and Mrs C Frank Hall 1411 year Ave has graduated from For instance federal funds for Adams 10th the school building construction show Officers Army Academy in Ritzengen an expected drop of more than $150000 from $168267 for this Germany Forsberg is a squad leadschool year to only $10670 for er Pfc in Company H of the 86th Inthe approaching year This will He entered the be made up partly by the increase fantry Regiment 1956 and took in May Army of two mills in property tax basic training at Ft Ord Calif MAJOR INCREASE Forsberg graduated from Ogden revenue in A major increase High School and attended Weber will be from the state uniform College WokEj water rights - Imposes Stiff Fine For Drunk Driving - 4 - - Testimonial To Be Held Next Sunday arpenter As an example of what may be done with' this' excess water a heavy runoff year on either river would result in water flowing from Slaterville to Willard Bay by gravity flow through the Willard Canal Wrater would be kept in Willard Bay throughout the early part of the irrigating season A need for water later would then be satisfied by pumping this same wrater back through the Wll-ar- d Canal and in behind the diversion works where it would be sent on its way into Weber or Davis County Mr Woods said the pumping will require pumps to handle the water in three stages or 0 6 Roy! Park 6:15 then the other gates can be opened to allow excess water through T - j build-ministrati- n Final Const rucf ion Phase The Slaterville Diversion Dam ible water system" Mr W'oods about $700000 said recreation department's biggest built at a cost asof an I and engineering — regarded BELOW CONFLUENCE single events of the summer the key in the Wreber Basin Project The Slaterville Diversion Dam Pioneer Days Kiddies parade will be finished in early July is located just below the confluEr director Ogden recreation Clinton Woods project man-air- ence the Ogden and Weber ne nest Shreeve said expects frr tVio "Rurpati nf Reclama- - rivers of Water from both must to around 5000 Ogden youngsters ti n said yesterday the contrac1 diversion gates scnea-the tne pass through 1 n the project would run a parade participate in channel are main river the In :ou am w 17 uieu ior over his deadline of June jmy bit two addition five-nigIn six control gates rodeo Work is being done by Mountain Same day the will flow water control that opens : States Construction Co of Den- - gates into the Willard Canal and on to The kids in the parade make ver Reservoir the with own outfits help their The diversion works will per- the Williard Bay will serve the Another gate of the park supervisors if they mit exchanges 0f water between Mr want and parade down Washing- - the Qgden and Weber rivers for Slaterville Irrigation Co to 26th 22nd said Woods from ton Boulevard use in Davis County Under normal operation five of Street They will gather at 8 am The Slaterville structure will six main gates will remain the at Tabernacle Square between also serve as a diversion dam to A sixth gate will operate closed 21st and :22nd streets flood waters that will be All children participating will handle raising and lowerautomatically in the Willard Bay Reserstored for receive a free rodeo ticket ing to keep water behind the dam voir that a uniform level the opening performance Through the use of water sys- at If a flood situation develops night tems or canals in the Laytoh Participating will be children Wilson Hooper and eventually from all city play centers and Warren areas water can be used from all county communities throughout the entire area from either river in an exchange cf school fund up from $1303275 to $1690000 In the budget it is estimated local taxes will raise $906400 less than a third of the ' total expected revenue Here is a breakdown on where the district expects 4o get its ex-?fun- KEY ENGINEERING PROJECT ing floats and designing costumes for one of the city and county 6-- - m It's that time again for Wreber County youngsters to start devis- 9-- 8 7-- m m m Kids to Prepare For Big Parade ht half-centu- LOOKING UPSTREAM from the right bank of the Weber River at the Slaterville Diversion Dam which will be completed in early July ine aam oemg duiu ai a cost of $700000 is one of the key projects of the Weber Basin Project r TOr — - j f£lZT£ UXi The increased county budget plus a big drop in federal aid for capital outlay will probably mean a two mill boost in the tax levy Biggest single expense listed on (the proposed budget is for in struction a total of $1690350 of which $1442500 is for teachers' wages Instruction costs are pected to be up $328015 primar-- j because of a general increase wages Next biggest expense item listed is for capital outlay at $590300 Of that $485000 is for repair and construction of school j — The county budget is less than half as large as the outlay approved by the City School Board at its May 23 meeting The tentative city school budget is $7810550 which however represents a drop of $27000 below the budget for the fiscal year ending June 30 Of V |