Show 12 f - — - - ' Ttihi SALiT LiAJvci n luesuay Auguai IKi-PUiNi- ii - - xg-±- - DON'T COUNT HER iPreschcol Fever Mdunts As Pupil Return Nears Ail-Tim- carried up to the opening week of ' "v school' The fall institute for Salt Lake City schoojs will start Aug 51 for teachers new to the system and another lis scheduled for Sept 1 to Sept j 3 Dr Bennion said In Jordon 'school principals and administrators will attend an annual the week of Aug 23 workshop cases most In said! tendents they and teachers the next week The predicted schools would be better Granite institute will be held Sept staffed than last year 11 through Sept 4 and Murray f ! Vacancies " Sept 4 and 5 -Few Salt Lake's school system again Dr iIM Lynn Bennion superin-Ztende- will have to rely on a "great of city schools said he has teachers with emergency many" "only a dozen teaching vacancies certificates to fill school quotas still to be filled— and when school although! the number of such doors 'open Sept 7 about 1000 temporary authorizations has de teachers will be ready to start in- creased from last year according structions r to Dr Bennion In addition the In Jkhe county heads of Jordan system 150 will use Murray and Granite school dis- supplementary approximately instructors he of added j tricts i reported an equal' rate M progress 1 Granite District Granite's Supt David Gourley is aid teacher contracting pracdistrict will pse few if Granite complete and he expects to any emergency certificate holders tically start the school year with a teach- this yean Supt Gourley announced staff of approximately 355 J will employ three ?v and ing -- Jordan district will have its Murray Jordon only a "very few those " j teaching staff filled by Wedne- officials reported sday predicted Supt Arthur E B Allen state Bateman Dr' Peterson The district will employ superintendent of public instruc2233 teachers 1A the 18 schools he tion will speak to the Murray dis:vr Added l staff trict Sept 4 at the annual ct I The smallest county school institute Dr Clove said Murray has its technical lMMMMSISMMWMSSB 'preschool work completed according to Dr James Clove superintendent! Dr Clove jraid 65 teach ers have been contracted t- f Teacher Meets k '''i- ' Salt Lake City police departi Meanwhile the administrative team likely will be and teacher conferences will be ment softball shopping - for a catcher to finish the season ADVERTISEMENT Traffic officer LaMar Smith - i Mor Comfort Wearingfirst-strin- g catcher split his hand when he caught a fast ball barei handed Monday night during a Here Is a pleasant war to overcoms game at White park with Veterans A8TEETH an of Foreign Wars loose plate discomfort He was treated at 9th Cast powder sprinkled on upper Improved tend lower pistes- bold them firmer so emergency hospital where Dr fee) more comfortable: No that theygooey pasty taste or feeling Clarence R Openshaw city nhv? tummj f denture breath) sician reported three stitches were "plate odor" at ' Checks Get FASTEETHnon-acany drug store9 taken to today close thewound sour Does not It's alkaline f i t l'- - Great Salt lake is making a fignting comeback from Uts all time low water level in 940 The lake has 'risen 27 feet during the past eight years Milton T Wilson iU S geological survey said Monday the Moreover ' he ' explained has risen great body of water during the past year Records revealed that it has gained an average of five inches a year since 1940 "Many people" said! Mr Wilson "have been under the assumption that Great Salt lake is slowly is far from the drying up That ' i 0 - j 1 1 I c n four-inch- ! at" ' nt I - j - d March 15's Headache for Collector Year-Roun- :" " - TEETH FALSE : I ld Airman Recounts ater Analyst Crash r Tale of In Alfalfa Field 0 Begins lew Despite fracture of a small' Duties in S L t in HOUSING PROBLEM ' ' hafls of the third" floor of the federal building despite pedestrian traffic The - files were squeezed out or oince space ana now xne tax collector Is faced with monumental task of finding more space The traffic here isn't as bad as at Broadway and Main: but it's still no joke to William J Koth Utah collector of Internal revenue Employes carry on their work with these filing cases In Idis-"tri- l i 'There watfan old woman who come tax returns and records are cumulating jover the yearsseams lived in a shoe v ' the ac- But her housing problem wasn't any greater than the one facing William J Korth Utah - collector of internal revenue For Mr Korth'a offices in the federal building stuffed with in- h ' ciest bone suffered landing Sunday afternoon when the engine of the light airplane he was flying "conked out'f - i ' f to-brin- g Main at First South I PR ELECT Phone 4-77- 41 rmm 5D rm i i'X-- ' i r '- - "In simple terms" explained Mr Wilson "the evaporation of water from the lake exceeded the from its tributaries" ' ninoff ' However encouraging as recent water increases have been said Mr' Wilson the lake has been going downward a rate of about one foot every 10 years between xsou ana jviu But he cautioned: "Don't count - her out She's making a great comeback" - Fair Must File Formal Plea On Fireworks : Not Drying Up Between 1873 and 1905 he explained' the lake receded approx- ' imately 14 feet It was a popular If the state jfair board wishes' belief during early years he said the approval of Salt Lake City that the lake was drying up because water from' its tributaries to stage a" firework display it being used for irrigation purr must make formal application to poses the which in turn will deter"Actually" said Mr Wilson minecity the of surety-bon"the lake's water levels are di- to4e filed amount accordance with city in rectly influenced by the amount ordinances City Atty E Ray of seasonal precipitation" informed the I commiHe pointed out that Great Salt Christensen ssion-Monday hi lake's water levels fluctuated in iThe as opinion attorneji's fall of the result of an informal came proportion to the rise and letter to ' its tributary streams the commission last week in which' V Dropped 18 Feet Sheldon' Rk Brewster secretary-manag- er of the fair board outDuring the intervening years befor a fireworks distween 1873 and 1940 Mr Wilson lined plans in connection-wit- h the state said the lake fell approximately play K ' fair :'-18 feet Many of the early settlers question of who remembered it j at higher theMr Christensen said : of the jurisdiction city over levels began to feel that the day state fairgrounds was " not would come when Great Salt lake the raised but that the fair board would become extinct wished to cooperate with the city to the fullest extent Mr Brewster also mentioned Sentenced to 45 Days of having an aerial possibility W-j Roy Lee Rowland 38 219 from trappings gymnast perform was sentenced South 6th' Monday a from suspended helicopter to G Larsen which Mr Christensen by City Judge Leland referred to to serve 45 days in county jail on another requiring each of 'two counts of assault formal city ordinance application for license Rowland pleaded guilty after the state modified the complaints from indecent assault to assault f LET DAYNES r y-- V ' : - :i district Chemist water division U- S thequality geological "survey assumed his new duties Monday in Salt' Lake City The western states' headquarters offices have been moved to the Salt --Lake area from Albuquerque N MJ for the purpose of centralizing activities of the qual- t ity water division chemist sMr Howard has been assigned to the Salt Lake City laboratories at Fort Douglas Facilities there will be increased to accommodate silt sampling and quality water analysis for Columbia Great basin and other Pacific coast - streams as Well as the Colorado river C S: Howard ' iOf - bursting at practicallycases Glennard M Collins 26 580 squeezed Out of ofFiling Monday fices now line third floor corridors dommonwealth ave ' of the federal building where of- was "in finea shape" He and companion Leo fice employed carry on their work Ogden walked away Ralph despite federal building pedestrian ' ffom the damaged craft where traffic it came to rest in ah alfalfa Negotiating for Space fjeld near Clinton Davis counMr Korth believes his problem ty Mr Hollins said a farmer in a nearby field drove them to might be alleviated by some space he notified Car-- f adjustment in the building and OgdenAirwhere Service of the accident currently is negotiating with other ter's federal agencies for an exchange Neither of the occupants wereof available facilities Injured seriously in the landaU ing although the plane's tires He hopes together his staff— cashiers! income tax were flattened and the propel- staff administrative employes ler broken in the landing auditors wage and excise tax emcomptrollers field workployes ers — in offices on the third floor of the building Currently part of internal revenue department is located on the fourth and part on the third floors Confusing Situation Those who come io the building frequently find It confusing when floor they must go to the fourth for help in making out returns and then to the third floor for payment Mr Korth said indicaThe housing problem is tive of the tremendous growth of the department 'since the days when it occupied a mere two rooms in the city and county building Since Mr Korth took office by of the late Pres appointment Roosevelt in 1942 Franklin D from receipts have increased OUR MECHANICS GO TO SCHOOL! 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