Sunday Journal and Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 17

May 1903 LINCOLN 8UMAV JOITRSAL AND STAR 'Insulin Kids' Off for Camp Rogers June 9 The insulin kids go camping so that buys and girls or for two weeks agin June over uho huvc diabetes can at Camp Floyd Rogers--their still experience the fun of own special one near Ncbras- camp life without endangering ka City. Insulin-controlled dins. Becquct (right), with F. E. Dcincs, Burlington official.

Traffic Club Meeting Honors L. J. Becquet Transportation executives from midwest states met with Lincoln Traffic Club to honor L. J. Becquet, who retirot April as traffic manager of Gooch Milling and Elevator Co Becquet looks back on a 33-year career with the coin firm and an even longer career in transportation.

I After graduating from coin High School he worked Tor the Burlington Railroad and Crete Mills before joining Gooch. He recalls the growth of Lincoln as a transportation center and some of his ap- pcarances before the Interstate Commerce Commission io argue for more equitable Shipping rates for area busi- Jncsscs. i Becquet is an ICC "prac- lioner," which means he is Vandalism Outbreaks Concern By DUAXE SNODGRASS Vandalism at the new Lin- "coln Industrial Park on the skirt of the city is -causing considerable concern to county authorities. Last weekend, 11 tires on "earth-moving equipment were with .22 rifles. The week- before, several hundred gallons of a i were Stolen.

Friday, the County Board 'met representatives Courthouse the sheriff's and county offices, then issued tthis warning: Tf the parties responsible "are apprehended and the they have done cx- $100, felony charges be filed against them. of a carries a minimum one year imprisonment in Ithe Nebraska Penal and Cor- Complex). At Uie end of the meeting, Bill Grossman -said he has also requested sheriff's office to increase Ills patrolling in the park. Chief Deputy Sheriff Les said the sheriff? patrol has been patrolling the 'area, "but we'll begin im- patrolling it even Grossman said the county especially interested In the park "because county posted the bonds 'for constructing the buildings 'out there." "Both buildings going up -now (Grainger Brothers and 'Victor Business Forms) are each million dollar invest; ments. We're not going to tstand for vandalism to them to anything in the "Grossman said- Besides haying additional 'insurance claims from dam- to liieir equipment, contractors at the park have Tboen burdened with another "We show up there on Monday morning ready to go to then find we cant be- our equipments been up or wrecked.

It costs lus a several hours delay every iwcck," he said. Convention Here i i Some 150 members of the (Nebraska League of Savings Loan will meet at Hotel Cornhusker Monday Jfor their annual convention, 'Registration Is at 9 a.m. Ses- dloM with a banquet. recognized to present a a and complaints on shipping rates to the commission in the same way a lawyer presents a client's case in court. No.

The case is the one he remembers most vividly. He says it lasted 10 years. The number identified the case in the ICC files. It resulted from the h- Smith resolution in Congress in the late 20's and gave interior grain millers and stor- ers adjusted freight a and equal rates with primary markets. It was as a result of this adjustment that Lincoln became a large grain storage point, Becquet says.

He noted that Lincoln grain storage facilities are larger than the combined facilities of Omaha and Council Bluffs. Becquet founded and was the first president of the Lincoln Traffic Club, composed of Lincoln transportation men who meet regularly to keep up on new developments in the shipping industry and the latest ICC rulings. The 200-man organization, which had 50 members when Becquet founded it in 1940, also sponsors educational traffic conferences and tries to promote belter use of available transportation by Lincoln businesses. Greater Need Speaking of i future, Becquet said: "Lincoln is a growing transportation center as more industries come into the area," he said. "In addition to the need for better utilization of present transportation facilities, this means a greater for intricacies of transportation." He thinks there is a good possibility that Lincoln will develop into an air transportation center.

As air freight competitive with overland transportation it will be used to cut down a chousing needs, he said. He explained that with the time advantages of air transportation, it will be possible to deliver merchandise quickly and do away with the need for large warehouse inventories in distant cities. At any other week of the year, Floyd Rogers Camr is called the Girl Scouts' Camp Catron. Camp Floyd Rogers exists iilore" Art Winner--James Budde, art teacher at Omaha Technical High School, was a third place winner in the 1963 Latham Foundation international art contest. There were 31,000 entries.

Roper Sons Meetings in Omaha The Omaha Chamber of merce reports the city hosted 32 conventions in May, attracting a total of 11,000 delegates. Hodgman-Splain Seniors Tested Chadron State College gave Educational Testing Service examinations to all its seniors. The tests arc designed to appraise understanding of the liberal arts. Roberts Youth Consultant H. L.

Smith, former Kansas state labor commissioner, has been appointed youth consultant in the Kansas City, office of the U.S. Bureau of Labor Standards. The office serves 7 states, including Nebraska. Gutter repairs, Forest Shapiro to Visit--Dr. Karl Shapiro, professor of English at the University of Nebraska, has been named one of 8 by Hollins College, to visit that campus and take part in literary activities next school year.

Preceding the 50 to GO and girls to camp will be abput 28.560 units of insulin- just about the quantity needed by the campers diabetic i medication. It is an Ell Lilly i Co. donation. Insulin is the internal secretion of the pancreas gland, which diabetics lack but need if their body is to utilize its sugar. The children's healthy state of body and mind is the responsibility of a medical and nursing stuff ot the cuinp.

An advisory committee of physicians represent the diabetes committee of the Nebraska State Medical Assn. and the two mcdlcnl schools: Crcigh- ton and NU. Sixty is the present capacity, with 50 of the spots already reserved. This is the llth season for i Camp Floyd Rogers, named for the laic physician who was instrumental in its organization. The late Mrs.

Floyd Rogers, who died earlier this spring in the midst of planning for another camping season, carried on her husband's inter-' cst in the outdoor project for diabetic children. Liiicolnite is Boys Town Grad Boys Town--A Lincoln boy, John will be among the 120 Boys' Town seniors receiving high school diplomas next Sunday. Three other Lincoln boys-Clarence Bollinger. Charles Palu. and James Roland- will be among the 118 Boys' Town citizens receiving 8th grade diplomas.

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