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mOtm, J. THE ft Vanishing But fust Grows And Growl t«Mh«r replaoed. the vanishing Amfrihe Just seem ob- Hl» rapidly increasingpopulations whipcti, like "Just growed and grow- ^ Teachers aren't vanishing, ^they're Just not enough of them in northern Illinois to go around, t recent survey conducted at .orthern Illinois State Teachers indicates. The study, prepwrew by President Leslie A, Holmes and Dr. Martin Bartels. fltrwfor of placement, points out f hftt* the acute shortage of teachf'S> tjodsy is l-apidly leading to a erfticiftl situation in the elements ry and high schools of north- •0n jllinos. 'J./>; Many resdents of lillirois' fa nty-flrst northern-most counhave heaitl of teacher short- B/rcs in their own grade and £!:• h schools or have had direct contact with the situation. Rca- MRing that crowded school rooms and too few teachers mean inadequate education for their chil- • divert, they're voicing their con- $^11 and asking these questions: "% J. How did the schools in llloithern Illinois become over- "ifereux led ? 2. How great is the teacher (phrr Inge in northern Illinois? . *: What can be done to supply file proper number of teachers toj Adequately educate the school' Children of northern Illhtoi^ ? A recent survey answers these questions, pointing out. in the st instance, that the increase * (if nearly 815,000 residents of Illinois between 1940-50 has femught about the overcrowding of the schools. Of this total population increase, nearly ' per eent, some 690.000 persons, have been in 21 northern "SiWinties. IHirftifci Mlbrld Jlpp n, the nstkin's birth rate rose sharply. . Rintfe then the birth rate has maintained•»a hkfh level. As- a result. gJie&*Sfufllber» of children are' in the grade schools or are * reedy for grade school education. The schools of northern Illinois hrr-f naihbac. lhf teachers nor the facilities to avoid overcrowding ,S*R. and to properly educate the children. The survey points out that grade school enrollment in northern Illinois is mounting at the rate of about 700 pupils every Monday morning. In the survey, they state that "in view of tli^ prospect of doubling high school memberships within a 12 to 15- year period for the nation ss a whole, and of a 50 per cent increase in grade school population in less than a 10-year period," a realistic analysis of the teacher shortage in northern Illinois should be made and suggestions for correcting the situ iticn are needed. As a result of the study, it is estimated that 88.416 new pupils will enroll in the schools of northern Illinois in the next two and one-half years. They based their estimate on annual i eports of the Superintendent of Public Instruction. 9 They considered twenty-five in a room the number of pupils one teacher can property instruct. Dividing twenty-five into the estimated increased school enrollment. northern Illinois will need an additional 11,637 teachers by the fall of 1955. Next they investigated the number of» teachers who will be educated and ready to teach at some time during the next two and one-half years. They surveyed 60 schcols in Illinois and nearby' states which educate teachers and discovered that an estimated 8.333 new teachers will be supplied to northern Illinois by autumn, 1955. Consequently, the box score in northern Illinois teachers reads as follows: . , New teachers needed in the p< next two and one-half years - 11,637; new teachers -- 8,000; shortage of new teachers --3>80$. Plan Book Fair At Science Museum In Fall Plans for a Chicago book fair for boys and girls to be called the "Miracle of Books." were outlined recently at, a luncheon meeting of the advisory committee which will work with three sponsors in presenting the event. Airangements have been made for a display of approximately 2,000 books for children at the Museum of Science and Industry, in Jackson Park, from Saturday, Nov. 14, through Sunday, Nov. 22, under the joint sponsor^ ship of the Chicago Tribune, the Children's Book Council, and the Museum of Science and Industry. Appropriate related displays and personal appearances by authors and artists are being planned to acoompany the book exhibit. Details of scale models of the proposed book displays in three rooms of the museum were studied at the luncheon. Traitic problems were analyzed and scheduling the visits of school groups to avoid conflicts and overcrowding were discussed. Ir.» troduced on the place cards wai a drawing which will identify alt "Miracle of Books" activity. 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Here is a hearty fruit and cream cheese salad that may be used afi a.main luncheon dish or an accessory to a light dinner or supper menu. . ^ ^ l No. 2 can Hawaiian apple chunks 1 pkg. lemon • tUCe Pear halves, drained , ' Cream cheese. .'** * * Chopped nuts H Peach halves,' dralttid fk&ifaii Green pepper rings Drain pineapple chunks. Add enough water to pineapple syrup to make 1 \ cups. Heat and add gelatin and stir until dissolved. Chill until slightly thickened. Add pineapple chunks and pour into one quart mold. Chill until firm. Cover a large plate -of platter with lettuce leaves^ washed, dried and chilled. Un< mold pineapple salad and place in center. Arrange pear halves In a half circle around mold, filling center with cheese and nut balls, (roll cream cheese in balls and toss in finely chopped nuts.) Complete cirole of fruit ,by overlapping peach halves, separating each with a gr,een pepper ring. Serve with your favorite salad dressing. Always us« canned pineapjrte In gelatin recipes as fresh pineapple will prevent gelatin from set ting." *';. r Eighty' bf- devolved in fatal traffic accidcnts in 1952 were traveling straight ahead. Nome Serve Onions Onions are flooding the market. This year's bumper crop'is high in quality and low in price. "Why not serve onions to the family tonight in a new and tempting dress?" • asks Mrs. Pearl Jangsen, foods, specialist, University of Illinois College of Agriculture. Baked onions (tfil easy to fix and unusually gootf. Select medium- sized onions and cut them in half crosswise, sprinkle them with salt and^ pepper and dot them with butter. Bake them in a covered casserdle for about an hour at 375-400 degrees F. Glased and panned onions are cooked on the top of the stove. The small silver-skinned onions are good for glazing. Boil them about 10 minutes until they are almost tender, and drain them thoroughly. 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