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The Lincoln Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 54

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The Lincoln Stari
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Lincoln, Nebraska
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54
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i I ir Tr Dawson Heads Diocesan Board Drops 43 Valuations The Lancaster County i Board of Equalization has re- The official appointment of the Rev. James D. Dawson 35 Diocesan superintendent of schools was announced Thursday by Bishop James V. Casey of Lincoln. He will replace the Rev.

ome Murray. Father Dawson ha.s been of Pius High School in Lincoln. The Rev. Paul E. Fr.

Sheehy Sheehy will replace him at Pius X. Father Sheehy has completed graduate studies in educational administration at the Catholic Uni- become an assistant pas- versity of America in Wash- tor of Sacred Heart Church ington, D.C., Lawrence. The Rev Wil- Phe Rev. John Kalin is to be an as- ho has just completed grad-! iiate studies in educational Church alls administration at Creighton University, was named prin- named to the faculty cpal of Aquinas High School in David City. Other Lincoln changes City, to be an assistant pastor at Sacred Heart Church in Lincoln, replacing the Rev.

Raymond V. Roh, who will go to the faculty of Aquinas High School David City. Chaplain Named The Rev. Valery V. Durr will be chaplain of the Lincoln State Hospital as well as serving on the faculty of Pius High School.

The Rev. George Stoeck- mger will become an assistant pastor at St. church at Beatrice, while the Rev. Verness Ketter will attend graduate classes at the Catholic University of America. The Rev.

Harold Birkel Fridgy, lune 2. 1961 TJncaln ntmr Witnesses Accuse Eichmann Of Leading Death March Jerusalem Pfi last blow against European Jewry in World ar II claimed thousands of lives in a death trek that chilled even or r.quauz«uuu gg chieftains, prosecution duced the assessed valuation Jevis. Only the most griiesoim of 43 real estate properties within the county as a result evidence showed Thursday. Witnesses and documents only 4(W survived. After she was liberated by the Americans, she stated, went back to Budapest on In the capital, she found crossing Into Austria, blind father.

But her chanter of the Jewish tragedv she was taken into a eoncen- mother had in iVorld War 11 the ex-1 tratioii camp with 1,600 other been shot dead when she fell march came as the prosecution neared the end of i case against the man who is charged with being responsible for the death of 6 million fell, either shot or beaten until they died, or they were left behind in a dying Mrs. Fleischniann Uold the court. of hearings on more than 90 toW of the 150-mile march termination camps has yet women. Of these, she said, in the death march. complaints.

The two most substantial reductions were on complaints by Western Electric and Hoppe Lunfber Co. Taking into consideration m- David The rama, Octave Chanute Award To Test Pilot J. Walker City were; Rev. Conrad J. Marthe Rev.

Leander J. through snow, rain, and cold to be told, by 50,000 Budapest Jews herd- i yirs Avila Fleischmann, a ed off by the gestapo officer survivor of the 8-day trek for in the Nazi which took her to a lice-and r-infested concentration Eichmann was accused of camp, testified that the renrrriosses'during the vear i devising the project after the crs were lined up by SS men bv Western Electric the board chambers had ceased to and then walked off, escorted reduced assessed valuation on operate under an order from by Hungarian fascist guards, improvements $8,620, his SS boss Hienrich Hmmler lyjiijjr-uV. Hoppe Lumber Co. improve- 'Preparations for the a BUAIITT menls were reduced $7.490. idiarrh started the very The Board made no changes i Eichmann returned to Buon 50 real estate complaints' and reduced the assessed val-1 Hungary, testimony uation on two personal pro- showed.

perty complaints. Marchers were supposed to Those reduced were: Don- be able-bodied. they' mar Corporation, inventory re- included old and sick people, duced $825: Ben Simon children and pregnant women i Sons inventory reduced rounded up in a mobilization $2,420. No changes ere made of Budapest Jew laid to Ml 9 liliiiiP illiiP 4 New Yellow or White lb. ONIONS 3 CAPITOL FRUIT CO.

Phone HE 2-2871 133 So. il 'l'il il i QUALITY illiltl QUALITY QUALITY limiilli QUALITY A PITO MARKE 137 So. 9th St. MEET GOOD MEAT Tolo. HE24S3S Edwards Air Force Base, Calif (UFH) pilot Joe on 12 other personal property Eichmann.

dude the assignment of the better the Verv Rev Mser holder of both speed assessment complaints. Riitton oo- Evidence on the death Rev. Paul J. Rutten, now as sistant pastor at Sts. Peter and Paul Church of Falls Jhomas L.

Mercier, and the Rev. John J. Glaves. iSCRIPTION PHARMACY Courteous, Ethical Service GILMOUR-DANIELSON DRUG CO. (Ettoblished 1927) 142 So.

13th St. HE 2-1246 800 So. 13th St. HE 2-8851 (M.dic.l Jlrt.) 48th 8, A St. Ph.

IV8-230S (Medical VilloQe) FREE DELIVERY Two Lincolnites Get Notre Dame Degrees Two students from Lincoln are among the 8 Nebraskans who will receive degrees at the University of Notre 116th annual m- mencement Sunday. George Easley of 3427 Sheridan Blvd. and Thomas L. Melby of 2328 Lake will receive degrees in business administration. Other Nebraskans who will be honored are: Frederick Herx, Sister Christella Macaluso, Tracy Osborne, and James L.

Shanahan, all of Omaha; Dean L. Jacobson of Kearney, and Thomas Shaffer of Tekamah. and altitude records in the research plane, was announced Thursday as the winner of the 1961 Octave Chanute for outstanding contributions to aviation. Walker, 40, a National Aeronautics and Space Administration will be presented with the Institute of Sciences Citation June 15 in Los government test pilot for 16 years. Walker has flowm the X15 to 169,600 feel and at 3,307 miles an hour.

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makes any house jears newer. "Sitiiftction guarantee or your Drink the protein or in a quick, colorful Milk cooler. Three gla.H.ses every day give you protein and energy to make the ea.sy. And when eating out, Milk with yonr meal coffee You never outgrow your need for Milk. Fun is just a scoop away with ICE CREAM.

Ice Cream is ready to out of the refrigerator. Or, use it to make taU. bubbly sodas and luscious sttndaes. And, flavor-rich sundae Loppings are easily made wkh Evaporated Milk. LIVIN IS EASY WITH DAIRY FOODS' AMefUCAN DAIRY 1 ASSOOATlOR SEARS Phone HE 3.7« 11 -M iitdMi ItfHMNN Ipmmm Your favorite reatauranl dairy iooda during June and thr ughout the year to make the you eat out more enjoyable and nutrilimia.

Why not eat out more often Thia adver- tiaement prepared in rooperation with JNatioiiAl Rdftaujrant Aaaocuition. vegetables taste better with BUT'I i.R. I'en-ier, vegetabJo i oh-r o- much-bclter when you top with BuUer, churned from fresh country creHin. And creamy Cottage Cheese goes well with any Kummor mtal. Cottage Cheese gives you high-quality milk protein.

CnF.FSF is most satisfying snack. Just out wedge- of Clieddar with tasty slices of Couda and American Blue Cheese. is ready to enjoy in a wide variety of flavors gives you high quality protein, too. With tangy Sour Cream dip and criap cracks.

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