Activities
Ease Problems
Competition for high school
ftacnors show signs of easing
»P in many teaching fields as
*.result. of the nation’s de
fense activities. At the same
time, defense mobilization has
created even more severe
snortages of kindergarten and
elementary school teachers.
1 iiese conclusions are con
tained in a recent survey pre
:>arad for the Veterans Ad
ministration by the Bureau of
Labor Statistics of the De
partment of Labor.
In many areas, high school
teachers are in short supply
specialized fields such as
home economics and com
laercial work, the survey
•aid.
High school enrolments are
«*pected to decline until about
1.962 because of the drop in
high-school-age population,
the study predicated.
During this period, the de
3Nmd for teachers willj be
ftasited largely to replace
ments for those who die, re
tire or leave the profession.
However, defense work will
o«ate other openings.
The serious shortage of
elementary teachers is ex
pected to continue at least
daring the next few years,
the survey shows.
It explained that “only a
baot 35,000 new teachers
qualified for regular elemen
tary certificates in June 1950,
vfcen the estimated demand
was for more than 76,000 new
BRAND
KENTUCKY STRAIGHT
BOB REIN WHISKEY
_ \ ll -
so PROOF ’ THE OLD SUNNY BR00I
COMPANY, LOUISVILLE. KENTUCKY
4 teachers for the 105C 31 school
year.”
| The defense program will
probably add to the shortage
of teachers, the survey pre
dicted.
City To Ask Bids
j Bids for the renovation of j
. the city dock will be adv cr
tised shortly, Mayor Lee C.
■ Bettinger said Tnursday.
Approval of the action will j
probably take place during the1
. council meeting Monday j
■ night, Bettinger said.
Bill Thompson, engineer for
Hubbell and Waller Engineer
ing Corporation in Seattle, i
has made a survey of the dock
land has submitted recommen
j dations to the council regard
ing costs and materials need
led for its repair.
i NOTICE
American Legion Post 17
and the Auxiliary will hold a
j joint meeting on the regular
: meeting night, Tuesday, April
24, at 8 pm at the Legion Hall
I (community center).
The purpose of this meet
ing will be in regard to the
American Legion Club.
Herbert Spiegel
Commander.
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