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Superintendent Ala t Westminster List of S L Teachers To Adult Blind Start Sept 18 Teachers employed in the Salt Lake City for Use of Facilities L were Dr John announced the year Saturday Hi 104 President Steele Lists Three 0 New Instructors by Jr city superintendent of schools of teachers Following is the list : PSdgen Kdytao llnsworta together with the school and Mar Wbltaker Francse Whit won grade to which they were as- Wooiiey Laura Fox Mark signed: ar f Not Limited to Minors Says Giles - Rernlre Minerva Klndercarten to sixth trade Inclusive and articulating unit—Marisret Laytou principal Edith Beieea Russell B Jock fund Elaine Halan Foley Ardelle DlcKard Haten Wl Longfellow (a m) Margaret Johnson Roberta Laumen Margaret May Esther Ohlin Edna Nelson Ruth Rlgby Beatrice Riley Dorothy Robinson Pearl Kindergarten to sixth grade Inclusive— B Keller arlnclDal: Florence Armstrong Wanda arcana Maa Johnson Mabel Kern Janet Lange Fern Lyon Gladys Miles Molsslla Ranatrom Wlllmar SSndall Deanna Thorn Daon Lucille Young J ante Naylor dark Douglas School: Snyder 5 Lola Fox clerk McKinley School Kindergarten to slith trade Inclusive and articulating unit— Xva May Green Inclusive to ! alxthK grade Kindergarten -HZ i ! J Ml principal Veda Darning Irene Hallee Mas-Jensen Tbelraa Haiel Naomi Croft Merrill Brown Hopklnson Moroni cipeJ: Kret Judith MacArthur Beetle iormet twin noma vroxiofd Mane Anna Irving Rett Jerman Mildred Kor-Fanny McLean Da Vol a Mifflin Anna V Newoomer (V Beda Nord- IVfeT CI aire Matbaws Merla Loa ali Ethel Riley Nell Starr Helen Walla Knew Sdna Morton Virginia Ntrh-olAnna Cameron dark Beverly Puree Helen Stanford Flora taveoa svuu vyiaoar ioors wtaan stars St-- : es School Ktnderrartaa to alxth trade mclnifve— Onequa C Kthel Barn — Lloyd principal grade Inelualva Klndergartea to sixth Beatrice hardt Marian Bond Effta Brown Jean Eva M Baker Pyks priuclpal Flint Letitla Flint Blanche Janeaon An LAia Kiavta Rosamond Mitaraa Jtaraiey Miller (H) aea Kugal Vera Haymond gela MoDonald Ramona A (ton Hanegar Ada ConFranklin (a m I Emllv Morten M Hennevi Gertrude Mued Amy Lewis stance Picked Helen Bandera Lyra NaeiJirun Katharine Sturam (U) A A rime Taylor toe Frank Ornevleve Turner Fdyth Snenoer Xatber lin (a ra ): IaVon Thurman Rosemary Una ward gsary u carmu vavaneen new Huabands clerk aey elerx tsleo Jackeoa aiemantary) Mark tla Bee-tlo- Emerson School Oquirrh School Xlnderiarteo to sixth' trade Inclusive Kldderiartan to alxth grade Inelualva — and articulating unit — Marlon L Harris Zeta Morris principal: Hulda Ahiqulst principal Lavauihn Adkfns Beaale Aleton ton Mary J Baelnger Ruby Dorothy Andersen Emm Anderson Ethel Helen Ash Ruthann Browning Elotse Clark Boyden Anderson Selma Berlin Emma Bertagnole Rosa Floramra G Ollbert Bva Hansen Helen Blood ( "A P - m : Oenevleve Hill Biila Mats Gladys O'Brien aer-eas psychologist in the bu- Brooks Frances Cannon- Maria Caulfiaid Parry Sadlo Helen Silver Lois 8orsoson Ro C Dlmitt Nenna Corlnna Clark Mary Madeline reau of child guidance of the New Foster Rhea Olauque' Mary Hsmmer wen a gjtrornberg Edna aundbarg Esther Johnson Ruth Kennard Manorle Walts j Arllna Hammond clerk York City board of education Sarah Parker Alice Robblns He has studied In Shanghai Murdork Aims Sogers Josephine' RhsK dyne r School Lucre! la Thurman Ins T Webb China Oberlln college the Uni Smith ICIndertartea ta alxth srads Inclusive— 1 Katharine Welch Margusrlls WIson Edith school the London and of Frank clark versity nii Baker nrilielnal Basaia Booth Mar- of international studies at Geneva joria Crabba Lisaette Dean pearl Dor met amnr unuin Alice feoerun h uiddi Switzerland and was on the facInsign School Melba Ounnell Mary Hodga Wealthy Hull Roeemart Udd'a Eileen Manning J4)n ulty of Robert college in Irutanbul Kindergarten to etkth srads inclusive— - aea Grant (v m ) Eva Paraell Ruth Sara H Young principal Mary BlackTurkey Fannla Stookey Rudolph num Alice n Hieita catnenne sonnsr Araldno Laura Bwenaon clerk ttaacher at Jor-daOlaen Emma Olena Evans Edna Hursts Graduated From Iowm Alice Page a Una O Roberts Marian Bear Bmltb Lenta Taylor ' Margaret Miss Ludle Wright of Fort Arvtlla Jean Thomas Blanche" Spencer dark Riley School Dodge Iowa a graduate in EngKindergarten to third grade laetustva— lish from the University of Iowa School Helen Hartwell Baatta Roovae Marions and in library science from the to sixth grade Inclusive Elan Wallace Kindergarten been Minnesota has — and articulating unit Edith E Kendall University of Ruth Beless Pearl Bowdldgs principal:Crow School appointed librarian LaRaua Xorothv Cunniucham Dor A new department of secretarial othy Darling Helen Davis van Duyny to Ixth crade Inclusive Klnderearten urouoey saaxine Kara-le- and artlultln unit —I Daniel Stewart science will be under direction of Doty jsaoeietna m ) Charlotte Freshman Alberta (a Lucllla Oallver LuollS Gilmer principal wary aiiicck ava saiui auwt William- - F James of Springfield Qallysr D Brennan Bowera Mary Margaret lone Ooasllnd Nina HsJllday June Herr- Brown Nellie Carter Juanlta Caae Badla Mo He will teach speed shorthand mann Hannah Johnson Nellie Johanaon Vio Hunt Fowler Harder Albert Virginia -Larson Loretta MeCormtek Leila let tversen Alios uor typewriting and a course in office Olga Nebekar Mabel Ott Paulina Porter Roaa Margaret O Larsonjopun Allen H Lundgran management vveax Horn Jaaxioe Foil Beth Myrtle J muin' aiaroucx Myra MaeDonaid Dr Steele said that transcripts clerk Reynolds Luelle Wagner Lina Weetovar S f — - KsthleM Shields clerk AibrHtoa Hivcriidc : ytv x ' - Articulating unit and first two years of high ecbool—Joseph B Sriggs principal : Florence Allen Joseph A Anderson Frances Jane Bennett fathers A Bodkin Clarence Brown Alma Back Alice Burton Ar-aeue Carlson Berthena Childa RaaU Cornish Marlon Davis lone Duncan Wilms Francle Ellvert Hlmea R V Huffake J Alfred Jacobean Dorothy Jaoobaen Rata Latimer Nonaaa Martin Aldo Nichols A raui rweiaon inec Rewev Marruerlte jsanoa Rilev D Max mith Zelma Bperger Irene Sudbelmer Edna Sullivan Kenneth R Tanner Mildred Ter-A U Tatea Jasslo ST Bryant: Wltcomb Margaret Spry clerk Noted Opera Artist Visits In Home City ' Roosevelt High School Klnderrarten to sixth trade Inelualva and articulating unit — Lois Anderson prinPearl 8 BodelL cipal: Violet Bardalev Matilda Cshoon Birdie Chapman Matilda Zorka Dalch Chase Ida Green Lyna Halea Margaret Hulbert Florence Jacob Anna Jenaen orace jonneon uorayn mar Eva Madsen Ruth Mark ham Bertha Mussar Edith Myers Ewytha NaaL Lout North Ruby Olson Gladys Pannier Basel Phillips Liberty Rlgby Gwsndolya Stew nutn art iaona Tayior t v alerk Gwaneth Jensen Marjorle Garrett nayior - f Clark Uiniah School Klndercartaa to sixth srsde Ineluslvs— Inss Wllcken brlncioal: Mlllloent Blrkln- shaw Mary Bond Leah Coleman Orace Anon auxins Kdwaras Manna Elnisa Love Mslva Glade Mary ciareoge Landrtgan uertruae- jecAuuiie iavera jecArtnur s m urn a Utn i TW li u 11 IkUJUU Mill iIIHIWi WW Edleon (b m): Core Murphv Adelaide Nelson Elalns Seymour Niomt Sorenson A Arllna Taylor sea Edison (p m): aeveriy cocxraiu cierg First two years of high school— Harold Stearns 1 W Anderson Paul Vs Blackstock principal: n sea East Blenda Carl-soCatherine Collins Lysle Garland Ruth H1MM F1HV Hatcn Maria Jensen Allen Jones Beaala kaliv rl Mulholland Phyllis Noail Lorsn O Powel- nor a Rates Clara nappapon BirusMabel jon Jtoas rnnna Richards Rnwlti I?"?- - aulsoa Vi) Mahal Snsdaker Phyllis Snow Rea Snow Daniel G Spencer John Saulree Emma L Stidhalmer Justin Tolman Arch Tusllsr Melba Tufw ner vioiei wnttworth Alva Woodward Dallas K uu tm Garfield School Xlndereartan to sixth- atari's Ineluslvs— Eva M Brewer pHnclpal Virginia Camp-ba- ll se Liberty Vara Chad wick (H p m ) : Vara Helen Clark Marion Corn wall (a ra) see Wasatch Marnret Henderson Gold a Laraen Reita Leonard Alta Jusey Josephine Bandberx Flora Sneddon Kditn Btrom Virginia weuer jayna waisn rtoaemarta winter Alta Mae casaity dark - Wasatch School Helen Wilcox elerk Zollinger grade Inelualva Klndergartea to sixth unit — Margaret E Mor- - East articulating School Utafan principal : Violet Allinder Jean Brown Carlaoa Ellamaa Clark Marion Comwo Last or three school — year of sea Forest mV Patty Cra- ( E Minikin principal: hlgti C Oren cron Me tva uuiver (p Heamoe nogenson on Millie Allen principal Maw If D Franeaa Klrkendsll Eunice Naylor Myrtle una J Varna alma Reese Una Hmurthwaite arlow Wllmer L Barwett Marauerita Benson Areta Mary Tanner tret a Taylor Orace Toblll Jessa Black Jaul ty Grant School ssary Jane uaasHy cisra H rasa Rooaevelt Lisle Brad- sraosnaw ijwtj jvniism A Kinderasrten to sixth' rrede Inrluelvs Clrhel Floreocs A Clrisl carrey Clara Aivlri W D Proseer principal Cox Maida Crosgrovs Bever School Margaret Cunnlng- Xathryn nationWashington Williams Irene Kelly ham Royal H Daw Virginia eraser Malor Idge Zlta Birkhaua Ion a Blarkburn MyrlS Ineluatvi to alxth Klnderrarten grade Maxltta Emnev Trava Fouls Oarff U A Oiddlnxs Valentine Gorllnaki ally known opera concert and Callahan Irvine Vela Jameson Fir Lar mil Nyman principal: Fas Barrett Carol Gortrudt Hartwell R V HoweU Joseph oratorio artist who is Mrs Esther sen Lola P Llsonbaa Eileen Manning Bird Luclle Barker Ida Bracken Melba Jenkins Harold John Frankle Emery anna v Lewie Margaret EarUnVtry see Rtvarsida (a mi: Norma Rollo Clark Elytra Eldredga Arthur E I Jackson In private Mary Rother Chios Sharp Marva Soren Ellsa May Groan Klorence Harper Edna amayne eiui uaxea McKinley Oswald Isaacson Ana Jsnaen Helea t sea Bryant Claudia life has been the house guest son wanaoo Marts Hellen Stuart Baaala Stone Hector Esther Roaa McLaughlin Audrey Nay K Padooek McGregor Ronald Thomas Wlaoomba Vera Amy of her sister several for days or Parker Newall P Parkin Vera Vera saoeiia rxrooe net rugn Anna Mia-ni- s Phelps P-- ft powelaon Bula Pratt Mar- rugsWilUama icy nanoy uana biswart MrsVerna K Townley 1087 rtuui jsosiey cierx' t Wold in Pttgh Alta Redd as roaa rucharda Laureoa Esther poata East Eighth South street and vera Joseph Richards Elvira Maria Rickmers School F Rusaon Jennie J week in for the Dorothy Simo- will leave early son Deborah BteelmaaRyanMildred Klndersarten to sixth krada tnolustv Steelmaa her home in Philadelphia Gardner Bwenson Bernlca Thorn and articulating unit — Edith Ryberg prin Bonneville School (H) : Merlon Van PSIL Dor-Ptiyllls Florence Ait Myrtle Blackburn Tregssgls A native of Salt Lake City cipal laaluaiwa Oth v Wilson Harrist Wiiison May Toung Kindergarten to aaannd PriscDla Cardan Annla Brown -vaioit Zarr Clarke ! Edyth se carman Miss Williams has spent the Vivian nuoy sseyer Chrlsisnsen Dorlf Cranley Virginia Karl : Dorothy Vincent Laura Troth Lucila uonna Hansen Basil New rior of narnngtoa her life in greater part nogen ox tbawrki jsaurina oowaoun School York City and Philadelphia Joboaon Orace Knimmel Etlaabeta Mitch- yianiaw en busio rtuea ora reierson rrieoa Klndaraartao to 'atath tsoiuaiiM where she was formerly a mematavena Ivy H Bmltn lrm Shd arUeulaUnt uniV— F Boyd Baulras High School ! ber of the Philadelphia Opera Rabtgar Evelyn Tanner Maude Treaeder Helen Van principal Eva Barry Mary Blades Cleon Cott ahlrley Van Orden Jack Vlgos J T soswortn? rannia LABS two n IkM mm m UmuI Buekbee a Eleanor company wooiato Mictnaa jacuonneu eiera uiemaaaen Angela uunyon ubbM Godbo mvov nowr nniKi na i wintrMa t yar The singer Is en route from Emma Bull Gertrude laenberg Oora J Anna Adams ayno principal Moratoa Fsra Richardson Annla Rlgby AnutrwD n n Atxin K F Barr Firan- Los Angeles where she hat School s Bethel Barbara Blealnger He bat Bird Roblson Marva Rollo Wlnnlfrtd stalls Cnrlstsnasa John Rnnk luitn been a guest of Mr and Mrs Helea EHiabeth Smith Graea Tempest sixth grade nuderaarten to mmI Paris O £ala Vivian B ummlags N Poutaoa Aledla Toblaaoa: Harriet Hlncklay clerk illa Bennton VMarlon Sylvain Noack Mrs Noack Is prinelpat Edna Mlldraa Draaalsr Hum DnrMa scksr rurs immami uagian the former Helen Hartley also Ada Bra4thwatte Arvaila BrownBlackett iimvr niim Gilbert viin Mab4 WhitUer School Ardea Gaufln James Edith Goates Orace Esther Davtea of Salt Lake City and a well EKvanaCartwright v nair Dewey Hale Ruth §ary jane Ann Flsiscn Mlnnla Oerff Marian ness alxth arada Ineluslvs Harding Myrtn Harvey known musician Mr Noack Is Theresa Gibbons Ray Gilbert Merle Greg- - ndKindergarten tounit— lieorge Frank Q Pouison Florence Hickmaa Klmer Howell laaaa articulating nrrroii juiisaDeta ssoore concertmaster for a film studio trson Dorothy Jussc iinnssKsr nriin rildls Brown irincifiai Clars leral nummirsy Bishop Orneve Nelson Agneta Geneil Monsoti son Claire Jackson Hyrunv Jenkins Rdylhe n gwssaj a vaaiii iiuvv orchestra Norgard Kathleen O'Kellv Ramona Itider vinuiiuv Julia Erick nun viigtiiiuvi Kthel Flnlay Johnson Sarah Kaplan Lyman Kidman ( i Htreet: Marian W Taylor vidson Margaret Miss Williams is returning to Auna Marina Malataad welthea Learned Nathan Ing Marjorle Son Meta Gshrmann A vsines mom peon tMiaia wneeier MandelL Farrln L Georgia Hardy Clara Holmes June Jans- - Msitsen Mary Frances Claire Irvine clerk reopen her voice studio in PhilaDorothy Martin Jean MoTs son Lora Marstiail IhIi Martin Ollvs Mangeleon lum Iiolle Money Ruth Myers Hetty Maawen winirren MflMiinran Norma Pal Noble delphia Hena Oleen Rnlni rick Ethel Powell Patricia Taylor Oena Olson Grsnvllle Ulssnn LIUuo School She was the guest of honor Highland Psarsoa Poultsr Ruth visve Vaa Derek Winifred Walker Clara Rees Oarnet Cathsrliia Rogers Mary D Ross V White Ines Wltbock Mary Woodl Ruth Martha a at an evening of music arranged Kindercartea to sixth grade luck Joaenhtao Mtoraaan achrosusr aiera i vrnuiey Wiimw f NoaH prtnelpai Jana Allemaa Iris Blester Uharlea A Wmlth Joseph G by Mrs Frank A Johnson of Vera Mieiia uvm iucuie Karnie cunitn wsitsr nteyene aimo jtewnrt v 1339 Normandie circle late in Helen Bncge Bertha Hagenbec Edrewortb F Victor Violet Wslker Virginia Wafksr Kmma J Halvorsen LueUa Harris Kath-erlnMaryo Bryant High School Gladys Wats Otavtoa Wardalf Laura War the week The artists appearing HnU Betai Hoorwr Fontalla Lauglois ren Anor wnipnie oenevieva w icox i Artioulatlna twa flrat unit and vaapa t Included Wlllard Andelin basso Wlllardsnn Mlare Betty Jo gnow Margaret man Armont Williams Douglas esas narroun aanqyi— pnnclnai Clerks Bernlrs Fnuiaer Btevenann Margery ittun wnitwortn tM Betty Brlnton a former Salt Laker now promicnntoa Allen Glen Anderson tjtieriee K athryfl Welch Druka Mabel bk at Helen wooiisy uaisn Atnertsy e Rudora Delbert Bone Billings Henry Brad nent in Chicago music circles ford H May Brown Celestlns BuaL Ellea aierx nutn siajvoTooa pisnisu a Burke John Child Evelyn Crockett Max and David Smith of Seattle Ink Crookaton N L Crookston Nell Croa-gro- West High School Olive Dalby Maybel DeBuak Mar- phenomenal young pianist who atxth Inclusive— to grade Is on his way to take up his J Kindergarten siavis rarrsiL uiendon E Last two or three years of high sohool— rti naicKerr Harris principal Lawrence Schroder i verso Vernon Master Ruta Aaloman m nagen pnocipaiB Saiva ioitaraji assistant prtnelpai ABtra Aaderson Eiisa Lindsay Luclls Ln studies at the Cincinnati ConMurdoch A R Ovsrlade Anderson J H principal A beth Atkin Msrjorie Brora Ethel Davis see Kaat I H Palmar Ruth Palmer assistant ) Anderson William Aatlar L B Ballard Melissa Olade Jeaa HamlU Oar-tra- Bruce servatory of Music and Mrs Rena Fox William Peterson Cause! D Durke MarNettle Plnchln Bradford Fmily Heinecke Katherlne Moffat Virginia Glsn Rile v Nells Knaup Ella aser IV A T Crandall of Tooele garet Caldwell L J ChruHanssn Mares Newman Kiinor Newton uessie nicxerson C Beesians Mildred m Maud hristsnaan Minnie Cun see Chugg ) aes Jackson high Vivian Lincoln m Taylor (p ) 14) (O Neva Fred Tedesco Edrle ninsham Joaeoh Curtis Maraarst Davies A dele Lawrence O'NeH Seville rnomaa Alice uannuacia siova Price uomiuft xoung C Bundjsianca rjma Adene Rdlllvan Kathrya arhroder Joaenhine CIVI Voor-bi-a Qibeoa Helsn Thorura Msry-Vaberg V ttenaarson waiier iouise Hampton aes peck Vsvadeen Wooisey clark Vs) Holdernese Clara Ho Ida Heywood Onequa mer Dorothy Amy Mann High School Ornna Ingalit Blanche Kidder Kiser Minnie Xuha John Lamhson unit and first two years of Deiohlna Lvnoh Susanna Maraulev P flArticulating School school — Gertrude lUgb Marthakls Bruce Mathews Miranda MatArbuckle prinAllen Basaia A Bancroft son Joseph Miller oerg Joseph Bud Mur- cipal Phyllis to Inelualva alxth crade Klndarcarten AsmSS Alvena P Neleon Etta Nelson Kd ln Bowin Unwman Mnrria Inrra and articulating unit— W Fred Arbogast Boyd Elisabeth Challatrom J Elban Con tkhv ward Newman Gladys Palmer P Melvln Kuiei srnww nors B Pouison FloyS Rooinrv Petersen Salary increases aggregating anncipai: uenruos Aiisn boum trimtr inei uearing Betty Charlotte Alton M) Melba Cornet t C L Falrbsnks Floyd Roper Kenneth Rovlanea Ken- E fisUher $188 a month have been granted Hint nar Charlotte Hsnrlques Oens- - Dyssrt Comsiius Fiisa Ryan Salisbury Iuclle rrsncks Arthur Hawkes Cai Ssth Hill Helen S Keate Alfred Limb G Ai Smith Iultlbslls Smith Hen to 12 employes of the Salt Lake vlsva Freda Nelson rletta Stlefel Christy McLaod Ruth Marshall Jeannbtta Mitchell Warns Helen Tanner Jen Virginia Be mice park Christie Palfreyman Dora Jane Morgan Pauline OeWald City water department with ap- SBt rick nie Tnomea surion i nompeon (4) raorge r us ran Ann Powell 2ona power ley Althaa Wlawer Teresa Buxtqn w Etva Vaa commission i irtermsnn Unseld O a of n the Augusts proval city Jptn imbisi wetr-tei-worm Han ford Charlotte Bchroeder LoVlns Taal Winkle rrneet voeiker Water Commissioner George D Ansna uaristsaaea ciara nua wmon C R Whtteneao uaien ner ( a m Irving Hay K Williams Tonne Clarke: Winnie Thornton nsuia Aruys cierx Keyser said the raises would not Lafayette School Edna Elisabeth Brown Jeaa Spencer Native Honored At Music Fete and an nes wall High nt uui ffftXh : f 2-- (i Hamilton Webster Hawthorne — " mt 85 Library Arranges Daily Schedule Daniel Iteiner J Ravi t Laker pro moted to higher position with Denver and Rio Grande Western IUUread company Lincoln High School Sumner Franklin School: !: J Corey u urm of credits must be on file in the registrar's office before registration a - 1 two vaara prinaipal Harold Bradley Cbrtstenaen J PHIkUM lialvln EHIIk Fr Denhalter Mo'nria 7 Engrlka Haset Gallo- W R narwootf ay Fannys Guthrie rdelle Hocan Gladys Holt Evelyn Lar- William McBwalft LsNora Loaea s Florence Summer-nayAraidne aweneon (V4) alerk at Rlvereldel M Van John- stone Ordeaa Washburn Dorothy Bum- bam Cn arias M Melvln Graea Newlse clark ' Roaa Wllklnaoa 's - - 1 VP'-- 4' Articulator hnlt aad first of Sigh school D ft Coombs n) Alvira Woolley "Plenty of help" is registered at and available to farmers for crop harvest work Selvoy J Boyer executive secretary of Utah State Farm bureau and chairman of the state labor committee declared Satur day Pointing out that the state labor committee is "doing everything possible" to assist farmers to find labor needed in fields and orchards this season Mr Boyer said "we have found that farmers complaining about the labor shortage have not contacted the state employment offices There is plenty of help registered which has not been called for by the farmers" he said Mr Boyer suggested that farmers seeking field labor telephone employment bureau offices The offices and telephone numbers are: Logan 145: Brigham City 680 1292 Salt Lake Cfty Ogden Cedar City 486 Mldvale 435: Provo 156 Price 194 Richfield 425 and St George 258: South ILtu ram I Park I After a full holiday for all em ployes Monday the Salt Lake public library at 15 South State street and lta branches throughout the city will resume regular hours Tuesday according to Miss Julia T Lynch librarian Beginning Tuesday the public library will be open weekdays from 9 a m until 10 e uw with the circulation department closing at 9 p m and the children's da Business Gains Bring Shifts In Rail Offices Increased passenger business or iginating lri Salt Lake City and further growth expected with the beginning soon of streamliner train service over the Denver mid Rio Grande Western railroad between Salt Lake City and Denver oc casioned a series of personnel changes announced Saturday by W C Howe assistant traffic man ager for the line R G DeGuire formerly city pas senger agent for the D it R G W in San Francisco becomes general agent of the company's passenger department with headquarters in Salt Lake City effective Septem ber 1 Mr DeGuire will be in charge of passenger solicitation Daniel Heiner native Salt Laker and son of Mr and Mrs Moroni Heiner who has been with the company for five years four years as city passenger agent here succeeds Mr DeGuire in San Francisco Mr Heiner attended Harvard univer sity one year and wa graduated from the University of Utah school mm City Employes Get Raises First Lieutenant Wayne" G Salt Laker arrived here Satur- day from Washington D C to take over his new duties He has resided ln Washington the past 10 years where he was head of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation mortgage company unit of interest section h He was called Irfto active Service in Washingtonr'D C lastjJanuary and has been serv- -)ng there as coexecutlve of the accounting section of defense aid division of the office of undersecretary of war a A Mrs Brown also former Salt Laker is expected to arrive from Washington ln about three ?y Preparing for the opening sessions of LD8 ward Mutual Improvement associations September 1 a convention of M I A officers and teachers of Bonneville Gran IteT Highland and Liberty stakes will be held Tuesday at 6:30 p m at the Granite stake tabernacle 2005 Ninth East street Weeks partment at I p m Sundays the library will be open for reference work only from 2 until 0 p m Miss Lynch said n gUNnir AirrmaT :0&—NBC— 1 Wehx! Fantasy Tho SoutAeraairss f :30—NBO— NBO— Latest Mews resells Parrsra sweaHst — rNBC— Irat mm au&nae py— Treasure NBO— Trails of Sob Mary Martha Brtuey soprano: Carter tenor aUatao Barbara trio: Keyninsy Kindsr Dovocal stone Otaoa ataateii ouanett Bonne Armstrong organist — — Rex Mauptn'a Orchestra °:?0 — NBC NBC— I'm Aa 918 AaMricaa :30 — NBC— Radio City Musi Ball so th Air atiing Quartet- with Roaa Linda iplanist and Jaa Peerca II C S j&S-- t D V a T I i j gTsTT jQ SUNDAY AUGUST 31 If S:00— KL— Unrrerse or Melody j jlj o:u— i' z L ssastor (joooen of f :00— CBS— ChurcA B Rera liSMBYeaftWur m isr m t - : - pro-mler- Qildea-sleera"- llSMBtLWra all-tw- in h d Trua-to-U- fa Suspect in Theft Waits Removal AU-OI- rt as Ksr-"Lead- : ci n IV A v it o ii g with this (8-3- PICTURE? Horace STARRING Jefferson wih Mutual Plan Meeting I Bk I 1 Dih-nanr- l'g (1-3- (l a) l Brown will become purchase and contract officer on the staff of Lieutenant Colonel Elmer G Thomas constructing quarter master at the Salt Lake small lirms ammunition plant It was announced Saturday i Lieutenant Brown former There were 82 residential permits lor a value of $351085 issued during the month as compared te 100 for $410200 during July "The decrease in home building became especially noticeable in the last two weeks of August" Mr Goodwin said "Because some materials are hard to get a considerable number of houses have been standing unflniahed for several weeks" Total valuation of all building permits — residential nonresidential alterations and repairs— was $431948 during the past month as compared to $519453 ln August 1940 However the total for the first eight months of this year stands at $4043929 as against $3827035 In the same period last year Mr Goodwin reported Daniel Um Air Moaart-"Piaoo ifno£:JrrofIn: Ouartet" (Rosa Linda : Cluck a vo Doll Mlo Iolce Ardor" (Jaa Jordaai Orer 'T :30—CB9— Wings — rreea News 8:O0 CBS— revrcei corellhOasaella'a Pieces'1 8:0S— KRL— Salon orchestra (Quartan aad Richard Strauss' "Zueignunr" :3(— K8L— Church Ol Christ aanrlcasenr- Ortea'a :4&— K8L— Christian Science radio Bin Traum" (Jan Peerce): SUNDAY AUGUST 31 Movemeot —Ouar "rim A M tet In D Flat" ( Quartet ':00— KHL — Uncle Tom and ths Sunday Kooa g0O— KpTL Sunrise Ssrenada rviee "Wenrhen" (OuarteO ''' Matinee uomies — NBC— g:30— NBC— Sunday Song — 10:30 — CBH with K8L Salt Lvtell— S:00 ths Laka Bible Sue prrsenU 7:00— Hlghllguta of tile by Jimmy Lytrll and his orchM'ra Tateraacie cnoir ana organ:NBC— Adventure of Tom Tenia 7:3— with Jimmy Blair ana toe Four Schubert's "The Lord Is My Dtaep14V— NBC — Hlroaka Xytophontat f1:00— RH ra herd" "How Firm a Foundation" t NBC— Associated rreea Nswa :00—KUTA— International nswa ti the Bllent "In Brahms' In :0V— NBC— fthspaodlee Night" ftorglea' 1:30— KDYU-ru- on "Let Their Celestlsl Concerts" by itia— —John Foreign PMiry Aseortatio rape Maa roads C DaWliie on a Randal Llsct's "Fantasia tba Buaday Comics AssoclstC of tha Foreign Poltr Chorals" "Cangonstta" by Hoi- Musis Salon Association speaklfrgon tha ava : laendar 10:00 —CBS—Church of the Air" Most itav— ianeairy Muawala lMrse Rev John Joseph Olsnnoa NBQ— Sunday iioo n Mopoia apitaiajr l0:3O— CBS— Syncopation Flsca 10:00— NBO— Sunday Serenade Tasra UMUI of Boys' 10:30— KDYL— Story -invitation to tun— w li)H— NBC— Jnaaf Maralv 1M CBS— Press news utraisg KDYlr— Singing If arvslg 11:00— 1 J soiv— KDTV— Muslrai Little Show CBH — Rnspsody la Rhythm from 33— NBO— Week lSUO— End CnnsawVartaff 1 1 Vkllarf-l- nl warM Oovaraaa Nstra nrf— Show with Mldney E list roaa Uinta 11:30— NBC — Chlrsgo Round Tsbla DIs- FOOI MSiifl Reg Mau nln's OrrKa: — CBS—Columbia Broadcasting Snv russion— ins war— 12:00 !' — —Sunday Vespers — "Taia 1:00 NBC RaHoward Histonr" conducted Expert Observers by Sterner "View of Lite"— Dr Paul fibonjr "Eine Klrlne Nachtmusik" port Mala Quart-eSrhsrerjBehind by Mosartj Walta (or trlnee by 1:30— NBC— toe Mike — Humaa Se latlta Kudf:snusie IJUOO— h0— CoiMstrt and Schoenberg's Rerctowsky Interest story aboutf- - Don Car ger direct a tba orcbeaua la "Verklarta Nacht" tha "Uncle ney Pott" of Radio M sojoy you'U P Mrs Pennlfather Mary Eastman si — Walter his Gross and fl4:li— rl:00—CBfT "11 V soprano Vecehio" singing NBO— Kaltenbora music arranger-composTom Bennet — Odd but True 13:30— K1IY — of business 1:30— CHH — "Spirit of '41" FIrst-hsn- d answers tatters Mania KDTli Modern Music Boa iiivrc 13:35— U Information of ths a fighting from listeners Bound- effect of Jack P Matthews depot pas — NBC— String Symphony forces — "Cry of tho Qulsai the week aad i00 — : America Sings NBC e Toung — :2:00 CBS— "Tha FsmUy senger agent in Salt Lake City and M C Jimmy Party" Bird" Ben program — with Gladys KDYL-- A LyteU'a Orchestra to Z la 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Ramlras soloists NBC — Ths Hour od Cliarm featurConducting — William Orchoa Prtmroee vlolist Phil 8pltsJnya commentaries by Linton Wells ing 4 aa nA r?rwalUSL KUTA— Moods in Mslody T:00—CBH — "Taks It or Leave it" with S:1S— :30 — KUTA— It's Dancetime Bob Hawk m e T:30— KDTL — World news eorerags al NBC — Highlights from the SportS S:4S— the United Press Traaaradlo T:30— of West" Nswa of Um lay— BUI Stem Howard C Shurtz 20 of 1234 T:4— KDTL— "I Am an American" Mslodlc Interlude Kl— j:49— — a V H Kaltenbora news Hour conducted 7:00 N BC—Oood Will fwiNHC — S:0O— K8t— World coverage Alameda avenue charged with 1:15— "Dear Jobn" a Iramaua 1:1S— KMI— Famous Fathera by John J Anthony nbc Rica NBO— snow B:0O— Inner Irene Sanctum with aneembie Myatery 8trlna stealing $400 from Charles Wool S:'t0— Kl— — NBC-C- hea a :ao— KUTA— Tha Bporta Scene Farea Cafa orchestra K(lr— Sunday serenade sey of Escalante on August 9 was t:10 8:'15 — NBC — Ray Kinney's Orchestra :1fl — KSL — 1D8 Rnndav evening 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Shurtz allegedly confessed Fri 11 :1S— Time 1 2 :( o— KUTA— Oood algbt goU S o'c oae NBC— Brtoga ta Dreamland wtm 1:0— tiswa 12:59— CBS—Prasa tba tomorrow Caraoo at Paul ooa argaa and he stole the money morning i:oo— aiv— day that nigni X NBO— Bob Sounder's Orshestra (Paid Advert semeat (Paid Advertlsogaaat used part of it to buy a ued auto 11:00— NBC— Cars Marshall's Orchestra ll'rt— Oood All KDTL Bids Ton KDTL— mobile The auto reportedly was i:00— Night aotll S a m Monday recovered by Mr Wooisey (Paid Advartiaamentt Jackson Elementary de JJ taint Returns (To Take Post lAt Arms Plant state employment bureaus Jordan High School Rob-Ibso- : Eleanor Wright was reflected Saturday in a report by William J Goodwin Salt Laka City building inspector showing a slackening off in building per-tlimits issued during August Employers Urged To Contact Sute Job Offices k d Forest 1A - Mae-Dona- ld Edison School r The board of trustees of the Utah school for the deaf and blind have authority under law to coordinate the activities of the school and the work for the adult blind it was held last week by Attorney General Grover A Giles in an opin ion to Dr G Oscar Russell' super intendent of the school The school Is operated primarily to care for minora but the attorney general ruled that to carry out the Intent of the law the work there must be coordinated with that of the adult blind He also held that a hew bulldlnf recently purchased for the school in Orden may be used for adult blind "work so long as this does not interfere with the activities of the school la providing for the blind minors" Mr Giles decided that an appro priation made by the last legislature' to "the commission for the adult blind" may legally be ex pended by the trustees of the school for the blind Lowell School Columbus School th v August 31 1941 Decline jFarm Workers jAlIffUSt Discloses r Plentiful S L Building Permits ui Says Bureau Difficulty in obtaining some home building materials y schools to be school Nuttall Westminster college observing Its year of educational service will open the academic year September 15 with registration of students Dr Robert D Steele president announced Saturday Registration will continue for three days and classes will begin n September 18 President Steele announced three new faculty members tor the four-ye"Junior college founded by Sheldon Jackson Fisher Dean of College J Elliott Fisher will be dean of the college and professor of psychology and philosophy For five years Mr Fisher was an assistant director of the social research laboratory at the College of the Gty of New York He also has sixty-seven- 1-- 42 S A' -- Ml 1 W ' " ' ' - ft SfJ ' — rrl add to the payroll budget since a vacant position paying more than the combined increases will not be filled The increases went to the fol lowing: Herbert Bills computer Kindergarten to sixth grade Inclusive— Bertha Forrestsr niinclnal: Orra Bard wall Oetta Beuen Annette Card on Eleanor Lor Dyer Ruueii Goodmin I4ie Hocan aom etta oDonneti Eiicanain ratricx W Paters JoeeDblne Peterson BeverlyaorenBearle Nora Bhumway Margaret M Btuard son Vivian Stewart Marjorle Ham Taylor Dorothy M Trimble Harriet wcien Alia Mat wngnt bshs h ityser ark Horsiey Irving High School pianist unit and first two years or Articulating n Alien principal man ecnooi— Helen M AavlersonruKOeoraa R Archibald Loills P Ash ton O V Belnsp Florenaa nennion iHiise neni Mi r nogiress Mary Breech Cathryn Com In Frank East Ivls J Ensign J R Oardnsr mond Sarah Gillssple - Adellna Hander Alice Holmetsad Ruby Hoemer Joseph Jacobe Hhca Jones Marv Kimball Kthel Ukw Harold R- Laycock Merva Morns Lorane K 1 Norton Oliver Parson Al Myrlrk — ert person Marguenis Iteee sssry nirnes Kindergarten to sixth grade alter venules narnsi unepnera uorotn Freda Kiser principal: Marls Anrterton Smith Samusl H Smith Rthsl Street Vara Chadwlck IUI sea Oarileld IS ml C Tanner 4 M I sag Horacs Mann: Ralph uonna tierner Eiisa' Hslsn Colter Golds nutn watts James a Mariorl Kerne Jarvls Thomson beth Griffin Ha OrvUia M Norton Allecn Nielsen Elisabeth Martin Jensen Delbert Nathan Ktn- Clara Winifred McDonald Haitiaorenena Evelvn mlib Emma ryn c byles Msriy c uuniora rierx 6k it lrk Adamson Myrtle Coordinators ai Vocational Center L H Bent lev Alvln Butler Coy Fife Earla F Oardemann Fred M Fowler Jamas K Haslam Vee A Win ward from $140 to $160 a month Clar E Edwards painter $140 to $150: William C Hague engineer SITS to $200: Ray Harrington Liberty School Special Teachers teacher: Ruth Jena Callahan visiting blacksmith $140 to $150 Amber M Clark speech correction: Mary Menne- Esther H Rees man visiting teaehsr G Knight purification engineer llprssdlng $175 to $190: H Vern Loveless iui machinist $140 to $150 Thomas Evening High School T McDonald aaaiatant engineer $153 to $160 Eldon T McEntlre Run Tanner actlnr aasistant Jackson High School V King secretary: Matilda Lrhnhof flerk assistant office engineer $160 to Articulating unit and first two years $190 Robert C Newson auto re Longfellow School of high: school — J J Hsrrls princlpsl: Coorilinators at DepartH to Fred $150: $140 pairman to sixth grade Inclusive - Wlillsm Berths Bsmey Augusta unit— J R emun pnn- Rnwdldge Sallls OSmiioii Harsh R Castle Peck carpenter $140 to $150 endKlndergsrtrn articulating FairD Personnel Maxine Bailey Virginia a Bruner El Fern Dalby Laura Everett of rlpal H-t meter Salmon John rSavta IVM R rh r Kenneth Keeler ment M Pupil banks Mstllda Hedqulrepairman ian nwib UIU r Mranaan Alma C Olavton m rtwln Ws'ls-towril Beasts Vi Martin ) see Flsle ( Keller Flalne Hafrn ip $140 to $150 Charles W Wilson Francis J Holvnsk: Barbara Klrkham Msrloo Halt Calvin ( U Jsckson elementary: Orscs Vera Chrhiiensen Aftistant engineer $160 to $190 Josea James A Powell B D Pesrson A J Phillips Nlslsen Heien Murray Edith Nash Maxtna Nscaola ence And-rt- prln-ipsl- Nothing is wrong with this picture except that it en optical ad that shows a beautiful young lady 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