Show TrfE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING gia storms and one bama Florida and Rivers Diminish lina Torrential rains In Tornado Area windstorms Bells Peal Last Tribute to Victims of Great Gales ATLANTA followed the was one of the cities menaced 'by floods as more than 400 families wer4 driven from their homes by the three rivers that converge there The Coosa river there was four feet above flood stage Revised crests for the Tennessee of river allayed fears lowland dwellers who faced the prospects at Chattanooga Tenn of the fourths flood this year The Tennessee river will crest at 23 or 24 feet at Bridgeport Ala Sunday' A crest of 35 feet will be reached at Gunterville Ala Sunday night and 26 feat at Florence Ala Monday Rome Church each in "AlaSouth Caro- State’s Reservoir Storage Reveals Promising Supply Ga Ga April 4 (UP)— Danger from flooding rivers diminished tonight in the south as rehabilitation work progressed rapidly in tornado torn cities which Counted 41 dead Church bells tolled final tribute to the storm dead in Cordele Ga and Greensboro N C the two cities hardest hit by the tornadoes Reich Imprisons Priests that lashed the south Thursday Eighteen were killed at Cordele 13 KFUSFELD Germany April 4 UP) at Greensboro seven in other Geor —Nine priests members of a Cath- - ZCM Available water storage in the principal reservoirs of Utah is shown as of April 1 in the following table covering a period from 1932 to 1936 The table was compiled from a preliminary survey by State Engineer T H Humpherys and Professor George Clyde irrigation engineer Utah State Agricultural college ACRE FEET APRIL 1 (1932-193Reservoir Bear Lake East Canyon Echo Big Cottonwood Otter Creek Piute Sevier Rocky Bridge Ford Scofield Strawberry Utah Lake 1932 334050 9050 39300 49200 12500 2000 353000 13200 acre feet holdover Content April 1933 563050 19000 25000 In Acre Feet 1 1934 492000 14700 35 COO 1935 149250 7300 25500 940 375 275 40650 59500 10250 11000 13780 17600 27600 48200 8500 10000 8430 246000 14600 26600 353 00d 28 600 6200 2000 12660 118000 1936 71000 17400 14200 280 17050 39630 40200 10266 11000 15060 141000 lotal capacity APRIL 5 Firemen Scare Woman Into Scorching Bread PUEBLO Colo April 4 (UP)-Th- ere wasn't any fire But firemen scared Mrs Frank C Cesario so badly she burned her bread When they dashed up asking where (he fire could be she completely forgot about her open oven in her own back yard which a passing motorist mistook for a shed on fire The assistance of the fire department was not needed In rescuing the bread which was not quite a total 1440000 28000 74000 1680 52600 92400 loss 236000 25300 44000 265000 830000 c A 7 1936 Tantrums of ‘Younger Fry 9 Blamed on Parents Society because of a maladjusted condition within the home or community she declared adding that if a child is "naughty" the mother should im stead of apanking it study the rea sons for its actions “When Johnny does not go to bed on time and refuses to eat dinner the way he should eat ft or is not Interested in worthwhile play or does children not behave properly that is a sure Tired cranky and whining chil- sign Johnny is not being naughty dren usually are emotionally upset but that something is wrong” Pro- - NEW YORK April 4— Parents who spank' children for indulging in temper tantrums crying whining dr sucking their thumbs were advised today by Professor Christine Helnig of the child development institute of Columbia university that they themselves and the society of which they are a part should be spanked rather than the Advertising Man Diejs GLENDALE Cal April 4 LT- VH Dale Townsend 41 advertising director of the Glendale News-Predied today after a month’s' Illness ss Electricity output in England has more than doubled in 10 years fessor Hetnig said "If the parents can’t find the root of the trouble they should seek someone who can give them educational guidance” ’ Asserting that children of this ag'e were the real “forgotten" section of the population she added: “Don’t spank the mother or the child but spank society for the thousands of maladjusted and cranky children" olic order in this Rhineland city 42 months’ imprisonment and fined were sentenced today to from 18 to for smuggling foreign exchange ne5 N e w York Faster Fashions are at U vour i avorite store 77 ! - 114 1 And the superlative styles are as exhilarating and refreshing as the sky breezes they fly through to get to you Dramatic successes that are just enough off the beaten path to give i '$ jM is fii the very essence of fop notch fashion You point a fingeo a page in Vogue and say 01 you that individuality that distinction that i Mi and whirr-r-r- ! "That's the one want" here comes the plane with your very special order of finesse under its wing I fI M H ti iu 11 RIGHT YOU ARE IN A Z CM I u1 FASHION :: |