Show - - t - 1 01 - The Salt Lake Tribune Tuesday June 17 1951 8 Schools Chief US Specifies Builder for Willard Dam m44404 r49om0004 Analyzes US Power e 4 ' Interior 41 ' - - - - i - - ' i one of the cornerthe whole strue ' necessary interdependnce of these four strengths has escaped many says Dr C C Trillingham Los Angeles presPent of the American Association of School Administrators Ignorance of one aspect—the - - r''-- 1 ' t A ' 1 i ' ' e' ' I ' enterprise system—was dramatically displayed by a suney of high school students Many of whom believed 50 per rent profits were common in big business the educator said k 1 A) A - A tree 1 k of 1 - DR TRILLINGHAM the sprawling Los Angeles County School District an area that has a school population of 1300000—more students in fact than in all school districts of some 40 of the states Dr Trillingham will be keynote speaker Tuesday as the three-daUtah Public School lntendent of 1 - 1 ' - t '- e ''' -' '4'4144 ' ' 4' ‘4ii - ' ' ' '' ' ' ' ' Z-- ' ' ' - - "'- - !N y Conference at Dr In preconference discussion Trl Hingham left keynote speaker 9:30 am in the tintt'ersity of Utah Union THERE HAS been a tendency for education to overlook this important facet—the free enter prise system—of the fantastic production that has made America t h e richest in material wealth Dr Trillingham said Monday on his arrival in Utah The conference is sponsored Utah Manufacturers by the Assn the State Department of opens ' clews on Ames K C C offers industry and public education to Bagley and Dr F Robert Paulsen Public Instruction the Utah Ed- turers Assn will address the Assn the Public conference at 11 am on "The ucational School Administrators and the Current Status of Industrial University Extension Division Development in Utah" Mrs Leah Foerster executive The conference will hear of the Utah Council — secretary businessmen many voices teachers representatives of on Education will speak on "The Importance of Understandlabor ing Public Education in CornAmes K Bagley executive sec- munity Development" at 1:30 retary of the Utah Manufac pm i Education Pro grams for Education and Industry and Vocational and Technical Education Dr Edward J Stainbrook AFL-CIafter Mrs Foerster's chairman Department of Psytalk chiatry of the University of In the afternoon discussion Southern California will speak groups will consider Rural on "Barriers in Human UnderUtah and Industrial Develop- standing" at a dinner at 7:30 ment Automation and Public pm- - In Room 203 of the Union A - NN' ' " 4 1 Nd' i "' ''' ' "'' s ‘14 - - ' s ' - 1 f ' ' - i31)al isc t--- 4 s :'''S- - t I -- 1 -- - N44114441 $ - - k:: on" - Bryce forr Delta Green Logan Milford Ogden I ia ' t 0 St t a 4' t s ‘ 4 4 0 I 'Le t t 4 a V kk 01 t s 6 Provo Roosevelt Salt Lake Airport St George Wendover 90 51 44 88 51 PR SO 80 63 88 58 50 48 40 55 82 84 Falls Pocatello States 73 84 19 90 Las Vela Reno Rock Springs 102 90 7a Sheridan 10 West Yellowstone 71 rileitie Slates LO 84 Angeles Portland 93 San Diego 71 Francisco ' ilNie4" IL ) till t) i TR 84 84 Kansas City Minneapolis Omaha II 74 71 78 55 55 87 93 88 92 92 78 104 91 76 84 0 75 75 83 79 79 66 last Boston New York City DC Washington 02 South Albuquerque Atlanta Miami New Orleans Oklahoma CID" Phoenix San Antonia St Louts Savings or Twin S Savings - extra services odoe-t- 1 aa a ! i 17 214 azo -' e --- C i 4 1 ) A ' It - i 4 i ? 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OF HITS & Post— Sditaq twitbil Mentors in et IFri EM TOMORROW STARTS from the new section will be of structural steel with aluminum sandwich-type siding of anodized aluminum front Officials hope to have at least part of the new plant in operation by Jan 1 Sedgley's Orchestra D STIFF" First Security - Revile— Fair through Wednesday warm High TueedaY 84 to 94 low Tuesday night 45 to 55 ex south high 97 to 107 extreme in cept low 67 to 77 and Wyoming — Isolated afternoon evening thundershowers east of Con tinental Divide otherwise lair through Wednesday High Tuesday 70 to 80 A littie warmer east of divide Tuesday Special to The Tribune fair weather g011 ligInnigilMOgil OGDEN—Bids f o r construc- tinued Region in the Intermountain se temperatures again rose a Monday tion of a second manufacturing few degrees Isolated thundershowers developed in the evening at a few ) t 1 '' GLIITIOEIDE3 WORLD 1p (1) 1 OF SCORES '' b00i I ' COLE L0 4th 7 t ) and Sat Fri - t'-- i a tains late In afternoons High both devil low Tuesdast night 55 to 00 clear except Part' ttab—Mostly cloudy afternoons through Wednesday and a few showers or thunderstorms in late afternoons High both days 115 to 100 low Tuesday night SO to 65 Southeastern Idaho—Fair and warm Bait Lake City sod eicinity—MostlY through Wednesday except chance of clear through Wednesday except partly isolated afternoon thundershowers over cloudy afternoons and chance of Iso- mountains High both days 78 to lia lated thundershowers in nearby moult low Tuesday night 48 to 561 Southwestern Idaho—Fair and continued warm 'through Wednesday Chance extreme thundershowers of isolated south Wednesday evening High both low 85 to 95 Tuesday night 48 days C CREATORS A a- ' one hundredths In: accumulative deftcleney fifty in: Precipitation since Oct 1 1967 1228 In accumulative excess twenty-thre- e 4:57 in Sunrise Tuesday sunset COI Expected maximum 90 degrees expected minimum 88 PLAYHOUSI ' '' t :s:' i Itz- d - retest ( 14 0''"'""t SUGAR - 1 I Similar to the first plant the 44 ACTRESS IN VIYI:04 -- - 1 Ark 1 11::::211 Tont 0 r he k k TALKED ABOUT - ! 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' ' I LEGEND San s 1! i---' l''‘:ciTsr'''' 4irala' ' a"I "11 ? :1 A ospi s s i - (! t - IN L eLlt14 f 14 1 f :511A 41" Seattle Spokane i 41ee s t a Itv Evanston Grand Junction s - Ni' 4 ' '"IIS CO Deny Elko Ely ' N4j 4 f Intermountain ' ' il t Ea 17 §: 0) 0 I 1 SA i ' ) ktoe ! r- - irJ ' 1 i : t t etiol w lAkEtemocmvok41 : cur N Lt51 Butte Cheyenne 4 - ' r I I 111011 "UTAH LABOR and Public Education" will be subject of a talk by LaMar D Culbransen president of the Utah State A 4 1 SANFRA 11)() 0 CK I ELK° 8 ANTICIPATING the award the companies had established an office here last week with R R Smith as project engineer The contract covers drainage work and the first construction of the Bay Darn in south Box Elder County 0 ! JPI°Cilrfa ' - - Thunder Play Summer Syniphöny Bass Ika I 4 : i I i approximately yards of earth of about 6600 drainage ditches - 1 is super- ''''::'!":t47 INVOLVED ARE moving of 2200000 cubic and excavation The weather recast map for lineal feet of cake generally fair weather in the lowland area The resulting reservoir will have an embankment about 11 miles long across the end of Willard Bay It will hold Data From IT11 Weather Bureau about 215000 acre feet of wa- Generally fair weather la expected over the Intermountain Tuester stored from the Ogden and day Rising temperatures Region will cause some isolated thundershower activity Weber Rivers Water will be used to irrigate western low(Data for ended land areas in Box Elder Weber Monday at 5:30 Wm) and Davis Counties Utah 1 II I - 0 A stard 1 - Fred 3 Caht Los Angeles ' ' 1 e 1 The Administrators' P' 71 Secretary Seaton announced in Washing ton the award of the contract Successful bidder for the $1101140 project was the cornbined M 11 Hasler and 11 C Smith Construction Companies ' 1 ) WILLARD — Gears were meshed here Monday for the start of construction on the huge Willard Bay Dam as I ' 4 I ''4!sh l kN - Soecial to The Tribune t Judeo-Christia- stones and lure lopplei Nis 10' By Robert IL Woody Tribune Staff Writer The United States has lour Cornerstones: constitutional government and the Bill of Rights the free enterprise system unin versal education and the religious tradition Pull any 80 1111115non11111111 l |