Show I Second Section B Section f ilit itltc Salt Lake City Utah — Sunday Morning 1 Dan — §f ibttne - October 14 Radio-T- $39 Million Police Plea Log 21 II Tage V 1956 - Page One - Savant- Urges School Staffs NOW AVAILABLE: By some freak of circumstance I once wrote a column that lots of people liked (Perhaps I wasn’t Heeling well that SL Budget Asks Tops By Clarence D Williams Teachers Draw Plea to Progress - - I Much Simpler for Others Utah Amputee Will Vote Register-an- d -- n Defense Transport Group Launches SL Parley Today a ” - d Ballot School — The first storm of the winter season ran out of gas over northern Utah Saturday leaving very little precipitation in the southern portion Skies began to clear during the day and a second storm that was scheduled to arrive -Saturday dissipated over southern Idaho The resultant clearing — and lack of a new cold ught afternoon tempera'tures up a little However the clearing will make night temperatures take g a nose-divto near or over much of the area Hourly temperatures at fhr Salt Lake Municipal Airport Saturday were: 11:30 am 54 6:30 pm 53 1:30 pm 56 8:30 pm 45 front-bro- below-freezin- e 3:30 4:30 5:30 pm pm pm 10:30 59 58 56 pm 43 am 40 111:30 pm 4i 12:30 SL Survey Will Track AllergyCaiisiiigPolIens -- indi-vidu- - Tribune Staff Writer Salt Lake City public safety department’s proposed budget for 1957 shows an increase of nearly $900000 over the 1956 budget It is the largest ever to be submitted and the highest of all the five departments This was reported Saturday by City Auditor Louis E Holley who announced he has received budgets from all departments of city government The public safety budget totals $3943109 with capital investment and supplemental requests compared with a grand total in 1956 of $3047281 said Mr Holley Supplemental Amounts Capital Investment 'Mayor Adiel F Stewart in charge of the department has asked tor supplemental amounts totaling $505152 and another $237201 for capital investment This total of $742353 is for additional manpower radio fire fighting and office equipment and to relocate the signal division shops in the rear of No 5 fire station 1035 E 9th South Plans are to spend $75000 to build a garage to house shop cars the signal and training divisions and a fire prevention bureau at the rear of No 5 station Parts of the increased budget would go for providing a separate radio channel for the fire department “ “Mrr Holley said $50000 'is set aside" for purchasing crash fire fighting equipment lor Salt Lake Municipal Airport According to the department’s supplemental budget requests $155140 would be allocated to the fire 'department -- for additional manpower and - equipment Streets Department The streets department 1957 budget totals $2972421 This includes operation of the engineering and traffic divisions said Mr Holley The total budget In 1956 was $1732700 or an increase in 1957 of $269721 Streets Commissioner Joe L Christensen has placed in his 1957 budget $1066500 for construction of storm and sanitary sewers If money is available next year he proposes to construct the 8th South storm sewer one at Wasatch Dr and another on J St from 9th to 12th Ave Traffic Engineer The traffic engineer's budget for 1957 totals $113975 including $32000 for capital improvements The water department budget for 1957 totals $1304297 with $201000 for capital investment compared with $967451 in 1956 Special to The Tribune including $34250 for capital or CLEARFIELD — A an increase this year of said Mr Holley girl narrowly escaped death The 1957 total budget" for the Saturday afternoon when a pistol accidentally disdepartment of finance and public affairs is $513584 compared charged aending a slug through with $52370860 in 1956 or an the head of the youngster Loretta Lawrence 7 daughter increase of $1987660 Mr Holley reported that the of Mr and Mrs Farrell Lawdepartment of parks and public rence A7 ”Wasatch Dr Kaysproperty budget Is exactly the ville" was later reported in same for 1957 as 1956 or “good” condition in the Thomas D Dee Memorial Hospital in The "city auditor" has sub- Ogden mitted a 1957 budget totaling The girl suffered a consider $72535 compared to $69746 in able loss of blood in an injury 1956 or an increase of $2789 which physicians told Clearfield he said Officer Brian Mottlshaw was “just one sixteenth of an Inch from causing her death” The officers said the bullet Day Since apparently missed the brain and the nerve centers when it enLast Utah tered behind one ear and her head exiting Traffic Death passed throughaide on the other The child was with her father Utah and an uncle Phil Don Law172 rence Layton-a- t To Oct 14 1956 the Clearfield — 154 ' TO Oct Dump where the two men City 203 were All Of 1955 7 going to practice shooting Idaho with the pistol One of the men was passing 200 To Oct 14 1956 134 the gun to the other when it To Oct 14 1955 185 accidentally discharged Officer All of 1955 Mottishaw said "If Utah fails its schools it will not be the fault of the peo'day) "Mothers liked ple "It will 'be the "fault of the IK-f-it Fathers teachers themselves” liked it ‘K This was the challenge given 1 School teachers Even Utah teachers Saturday by Dr liked it I like it Ralph Waldo McDonald presicolumn dent of Bowling Green State The was4 named University Bowling Green "Dear World” Ohio in the final general sesand it was all sion I of the Utah Education about how convention Which has Dan Valentine wished the world Assn would be sort of gentle with my been in progress since Thursheld in boy as he started to school for day The meeting was the Assembly Hall on Temple the first time " The ' column was reprinted Square in of the education “The faith across America and even used on radio and television shows people of Utah has been an in(without payment of course) spiration for the entire nation” and many many letters were re- Dr McDonald added “This conceived by'The Tribune from fa- - cern about education is no accireligious backthers and " mothers requesting dent Utah’s “ ground whltft ’emphasizes 'the extra copies of this column worth and dignity of the Because of the public dehas placed the state in an mand for copies of “Dear enviable position” he added World” The Tribune has had "True Profession the piece reprinted on some forward movement of "Hie very fine heavy- white pa- education lies in Alvin 'An making teach- Nurse Mary Eisentrager assists Orvel Hafen County Clerk Keddlngton for suitable is It framing per ing a true profession We have in applying for registration to Salt Lake amputee he will vote by absentee ballot You can receive copies of this made some progress since I "Dear World” column by Blm spoke at a similar convention ply writing a request to “Dear here nine years ago but we World Care of The Salt Lake have barely begun Although Tribune Box 867 Salt Lake teaching is the mother of all professions it is far behind City” Please enclose a nickel for other professions at the present each copy to help cover the cost time” of mailing and postage (No I The speaker pointed to great There also will be two other voting age also must register Orval Hafen is a man who needs If teaching is to become don’t get the nickel!) Oct 30 and 31— when to vote his American days— citizenship prizes an outstanding profession Another group of voters who He will register to vote may reinstate their ballotthey I don’t know how you’re The is a higher level of first lose their ballot are those be other there will But may rights ing many going to vote but Casey Sten- selectivity of students going into have changed voting disIn Nov who lose — them the are there residents They’ll Utah every vote for the gel gets my write-iteaching profession election— who think a few min- 6 election if they failed to vote tricts They must obtain transgovernor! "This selectivity is based utes of their time are more val- in the last two years and fers These may be obtained at on outside influences uable than their right as free haven't registered largely any time up to and including SAD OLD NOTE: If you’re The number who apply for edu- men and women to have a voice be- the Saturday before an election have who citizens New feeling bad this will make you cational training Is greater than in choosing their elected repre- come naturalized at least 90 but a registration day is the feel worse we need if all who entered re- sentatives days before an election and best bet to catch registrars at A column reader spent last mained in teaching but after a those who have recently reached home won’t bother They Mr Hafen would be glad to rainy Friday scrounging few years many are forced out” the speaker asserted be able to walk a few blocks through some old trunks in the Same Receive to the registration place in his Pay to wonderful a attic way ‘spend or even get district the few voting first years "During a rainy day who have entered the in his car and drive there But persons She came across some old gro- field of education receive the he can’t For Seven Years ‘ cery bills It made her want to same pay as those graduates who other entered and her shoot grocer professions He has lived at Holy Cross go Here’s the list It was dated but five years later the picture Hospital for the past seven Col Francis W Crary (USA The federal Interstate highhas changed and in 10 years April 26 1898 and It listed: way program will provide badly ref) executive director of the years sack of flour those in other professions are A HeJs an amputee who suf- needed dispersal roads for association noted that between $140 pound 6f coffee 25 cents receiving much larger salaries fered loss of both his legs in a America— vital for both peace- $500000 arid one million dollars — half pound of tea 18 cents than those who remained in the Carbon County mining accident time traffic and national de- worth of exhibits will be on disfense pound of bacon 26 cents pound teaching ranks” play on the mezzanine floor of in 1949 Hotel Utah starting Sunday He vof crackers 8 cents 20 pounds Another important need is an comment was a This Saturday He won’t be able to go to his of sugar 50 cents! that these exhibits emphasized improvement in the college provice of national F Walter Carey gent but he’ll regAh those were the days gram for the preparation of registration-De- presented by brandies of 'the of National the president to be will Nor able he go armed services are open to the the speaker said ister Will they ever return? teachers to his polling place but he’ll fense Transportation Assn who be should Greater public assoemphasis be will a speaker at the Did you see the Texas car vote made on general education and convention ciation’s national Navy Displays — on Main St Saturday with the Shut ins or bedridden persons in background culminating with W R Johnson in Monday Wednesday Cmdr Lt through license plate: "IM4IKE-Z!like Hafen Mr” register Hotel Utah and Newhouse Hotel an Internship before candidates may charge of Navy exhibits at the by making application in writTHEME SONG:' Anne W are permitted to teach conference noted that Navy disBeal Boon — over their own signatures Bichie of Heber says if s amaz"The time is far past when ing also will be placed at the In clerk to plays Is of the the Mr Carey who also county presiing how easy It is to get a theme we should have less than four which Denver & Rio Grande and Union reside Automobile dent of Carriers they song these days year’s college education for a — "— Much Ine added that the federal high- Pacific railroad stations Anne was fitted teacher’s certificate and until we Simpler’" Recently will be a real boon ' Among the Hotel Utah exhibway She with It is much simpler for the to theproject glasses establish these standards and is a $100000 exact scale repits NDTA of acting project walked out of the optometrist's maintain them we are falling to many other unregistered voters lica Of a Navy LST office —and as she hit the side- build a profession" Dr McDqn-al- They’ll have another chance as a bridge between industry — Adm Arthur W when registration and the armed forces walk the music store next door declared Tuesday chairman of the joint chiefs of 800 NDTA members be will am 8 blared out the words of a popuNearly from open places Strong Association have arrived in Salt Lake City staff will present the associauntil 9 pm lar song that thoroughly ex'The Ohio educator also urged by Sunday night in preparation tion’s National Defense Transpressed her bi focal feelings a strong and professional teachfor the beginning of general ses- portation Award to Donald W were the of The words song sions Monday morning W Cecil Douglas president of the Doug"I have often walked down the ers’ association ns "We are prourf of the work County-PlaTate Tooele convention chair- las Aircraft Co at the annual But the pavestreet before National man will call the sessions to or- banquet Wednesday night the by accomplished ment always stayed beneath my Education Assn and the various der feet before!” NDTA executive committee If you’ve worn bifocal state associations but we need standards of membermet late Sunday aftmembers higher Anof in a The first series know What glasses you’ll these ernoon in associations Anyship "schools” for Salt Lake nie means! County one can join NEA if he pays $5 election About 40 generals and adjudges will be held Monbut not VALENTINE true TODAY’S this is of other pro- day in the Salt Lake City Com- mirals represenUng the miliA special Valentine today to fessional associations Only per- mission council chambers Coun- tary arm of NDTA were among Mrs Mary Johnson of Milford sons qualified may become ty Clerk Alvin Keddington said the Sunday arrivals who will be celebrating her 80th members” Convention' Keynoter Saturday anniJohn G Evans Jr retiring The first "refresher" course birthday E G Plowman vice president president of the association in- will be held at 7:30 pm for of United States Steel Corp will versary Tuesday troduced Dorothy Zimmerman Districts 1 to 48 inclusive from keynote the Jlth annual conFor plain enerhewly elected president who Municipal Ward 1 he said An- vention Monday at 9:30 am spoke briefly to the group other similar course will follow followed by an address by Wilgy Mrs JohnOther newly elected officers at 8:3Q pm lor Districts 221 liam T Faricy son is hard to president of the who were presented were: M to 248 beat American Association of RailIn addition to James Macfarlane first vice Other schools will be' held roads being a fine neighbor a wonder- president Milton S Nielson Bee Tuesday at the same place- At Other Monday morning speakful mother grandmother and Roberts and Milton Johnson 7:30 pm Districts 51 to 92 in- ers — include Harold Profs and active new trustees clusive at the Municipal Ward Koontz professor of business in church work and civic proj6 will attend An hour later at policy and transportation at the ects she manages to squeeze 8:30 pm Districts 172 to 195 In- University of California at Los into her busy life a record num- BYU President ‘Popr’ clusive in Municipal Ward 4 Angeles and Thomas E Cufle Dr Ernest L Wilkinson presi- will attend he said ber of hobbies president of Pacific Far East Mr- Keddington said similar Lines Inc She’s an expert Tcnitter one dent of Brigham Young UniverCharles S Thomas secretary of the finest crochet artists in sity continued in “poor” condi- schools will be held through Utah She can weave baskets tion Saturday in Latter-daOctober in other places in the of the Navy win address the 1 1 like a professional makes beau- Saints Hospital group Monday at 12:15 pm county an maktiful netting is artist at Creates beautiful ing lace flowers works with v aluminum creating master- t pieces ceret One ’of the biggest I gressional delegations wUl be at the sites to k A resident of Milford for the W witness the event as wiU a number of ob— both in amount monies broken is 40 Mrs ground Johnson past years -the true example of a woman and In area covered— Monday will start the servers from the Reclamation Bureau r- -t Colorado at Glen t on blast the The Canyon who keeps herself so busy — reclamation project ever authorized by River in northern Arizona will cut Into rock largest to she doesn’t find time grow Congressat the entrance to one of the diversion tunnels old The ceremony will begin at Washington which will carry water around the damsite durA fine woman a wonderful DC D President where Eisenhower Dwight ing construction citizen a Valentine to you Mary At Flaming Gorge in northern Utah earth Johnson and many more happy win press a button Across the naUon near the Utah Wyoming cover will be stripped from a ledge to enable birthdays to come! border and near the border workmen to begin drilling for foundation tests SAM THE SAD CYNIC SAYS! impulses from that button win set off Total funds authorized for the Upper ColoI understand a local drive-idynamite blasts simultaneously signaling the rado River Project to date is 760 million dolIs planning to hire midgets — start of construction of the Glen Canyon and lars with the Glen Canyon dam receiving an to wait on the foreign sports Flaming Gorge dams estimated 421 giillion dollars and Flaming Convention Chairman W Cecil Tate at left car trade! Member of tha Utah and Wyoming con Gorge 83 million dollars speaker Walter Y Carey and Col John V f - Lists Public Safety Division Temperature Dip Most Auditor Holley Notes Threatens Area Valentine’s Selectivity in Nothing Serious - ’ Kaysville Girl Lives as Slug Pierces Head $336-75- 6 $338-8797- 0 rrr"!4 rv4 :r - $ " 7 - - air-born- 7 it e (wind-measuri- ng sta-tio- the University of Illinois School made It possible accurate determinations amount of pollen float the air He devised a formula by which the amount of pollen in the air can be computed from the number of grains falling on slides exposed for certain periods of time For 30 years he was associated with Abbott Laboratories Chicago and was in charge of the preparation of serums used by doctors to desensitize their allergy patients He now Uvea ’ h - station g -- In u pollen-countin- various parts of the valley for daily measurements and weekly surveys to determine what types of vegetation are pollinating in various areas The results will enable ”doo tors to treat their hayfever patients with a greater degree of accuracy They also will make It possible to advise hayfever sufferers on where they should live to avoid heavy concentrations of offending pollens and to furnish helpful information to prospective residents wh may have pollen allergy To Publish Data Data from the five station will be published by the State Health Department which is helping finance the survey and also will be sent to the American Academy of Allergy to become a part of the national pollen picture For several yeara the special ists have operated a pollen counting station on a downtown office building Beginning With the first appearance of spring pollen next year additional j ones will be established at the Salt Lake Airport Canyon Rim School 30052900 South in South Salt Lake at 23rd South and 2nd East and at Murray They will continue in operation until fail frosts end the pollen menace Aided by Suryey Location of the stations was recently determined through consultations with Dr Walter P Cottam professor of botany University of Utah and Oren G Durham director of pollen statistical studifes for the Ameri-ca- n Academy of Allergy who devised the method now being used to count pollen An aerial survey of the valley made possible by Harlon W Bement state aeronautics direo tor Also- - sided In the determi nation of the best spots to make — - the pollen counts The US Weather Bureau has supplied an anemometer n device) for the at the Canyon Rim School This will supply wind data to be correlated with the pollen studies Devises Formula Mr Durham who at one time was an assistant professor in Medical to get of the Ing in r r- of five e in California’s Napa Valley The standard counting method devised by Mr Durham is now used throughout the country 4 y wood-fibr- it Blasts to Signal Start on Dams e ground-breakin- 1 -V f Utah-Arizon- n i a elec-’tri- e A-Aid- n I ! r i "i :li l'r - Foreign Stop Over in SL i- - t es En route to Spokane Wash atomic energy officials of foreign lands stopped over In Salt Lake City Saturday night Others stayed in Denver and all are expected to return to Salt Lake City Monday to see the Bingham mine of Kennecott Copper Corp Representing atomic energy If policy bodies of Asia they are on a tour of the United States and several days ago visited in southern Utah Because of the classified of their positions they deBathbone Utah NDTA head study a sample clined Saturday night to grant display for forthcoming NDTA conference linterviews 15 '-- Hold Key Roles in Transportation Meet ra-tu- re ? |