The Lincoln Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 7

Ft. Robinson Survey Committee Named Will Study Property, Building Use Nebraskan Killed In Fresno Accident FRESNO, Calif. J. Whitmore, 86, of Scottsbluff, was killed when a car driven by his brotiier, John E. Whitmore, 82, of Fresno, collided with another car at a highway intersection near here.

Aa to make a survey of Fort Robinson and its facilities has been appointed bypov, Robert Crosby to make a report to the governor and the Legislature. A resolution introduced by Sen. Monroe Bixler, Harrison, asking that Port Robinson be transferred from the federal government to state is pending before the Agriaylture Committee. The appointed by the governor, at the request of Sen. Bixler, will report on whether any activities of state government need the buildings at the fort and whether any additional use can be made of the property beyond the beef experimental program now being conducted there by the University of Nebraska.

Members of the committee are Paul Gilbert, executive secretary of the State Game Commission, chairman; Chairman W. H. Diers of the Board of Control; James E. Lawrence, president of the Nebraska Historical Society and editor of The Lincoln Star; N. Ress, state engineer; Dr.

Marvel Baker, University of Nebraska experiment station research director; Doug Borman of Gordon, and C. V. Price, director of the State Resources division. Memorial To CoBtreas Rep. A.

L. Miller has introduced a bill in Congress to bring about transfer and the Bixler resolution, if passed by the Legis-i Education for handi- would be in the Mture children was Dr. Ray topic at the Rotary Club the Miller bilL at the Cwnhusker Hotel. At hearing on the resolution pr. TaiW is director of special before the Agriculture Committee i education in the state, last week Chancellor R.

G. Calendar Delta Sigma Pi, Business Honorary, Initiates 23 The following University of Nebraska undergraduates have been initiated into Delta Sigma Pi, professional business administration fraternity: Paul Kirkman Delbert Grin Jack Needham Delpbin Sommcrhaldcr Larry Treadwell Neil Coffin Dan Umphenbur Eldon Harlo John Ranza Paul Macek Glenn Smitli Hoyt Rex Ron Bill Vannoy Howard Benfoo Roland Swanson Cyril Kocian Harold Andrew Paul Hoffman Four faculty members were initiated: FMTHER-DAVGmES lofkor and daagblat night at ihn Bnlmont Commanity Center at joint meeting of Belmont onci Urban Lmagua Girl Scoats and George fforr (hit) and tfce Aev. I. L. Hambart (right) receive folic doncing from fsecond from the hit to second from the righti Bothleen Harr, daugbtor of Mr.

Harr cd Troop 89: Carol AndorMoa of Troop 36: Diana Venerable of Troop 31: Sharon Ear Smith of Troop 39 and fonet Byron of Troop 31. granddaughtmr of Her. Hombart. fStor Photo.) Mwch S8 Central Union Conference, all day, Lincoln hotel. Northern Great Plaint Conference, 9 a.m.

to 5 p.m.. Student Union. Council of Churchet. 10 YMCA. Phi Alpha DelU.

noon. Capital hotel. Junior Chamber Executive committee, noon. of Commerce. noon, Chamber of Commerce.

Liwis. noon. Chamber of Commerce. Luracran Group, noon. Chamber of Coo- Division Table, noon Chamber of Commerce.

Kiwanii board, noon. Chamber of Coof Optimists, noon, Comhusker hoteU Government Research Institute, 12:15 p.m., YMCA. Alpha Lambda Delta. 6 p.m.. Student Union Vocational EdiKation bamiuet.

6:30 Student Union. Gamma AliAa CM, 6:30 p.m., Stadat Union. Student Cmincil, 7 p.m.. YWCA. Univerdty Madrital Sinsm.

Student Union balboom. 7:30 p.m. James Mullen Wallace Petersen Wayne Moeller Georse BabilcX CHURCH CALEHDAR Pifst Open Heart Circle luncheon. Pioneer Room. Flrst-Plymouth Congregational, Thursday Sewing Group, 9:30 a.m.

Calvary Evangelical United Brethren, Fellowship class covered dish supper. 6:30 P.m. John Methuselah, speaker. Southminstcr Evangelical United Brethren. Lenten service, 7:45 p.m.

Calvary Lutheran (Mitmxirl Synod). Lenten iervice. 7:30 p.m. Christ Lutheran (Missouri Synod). Junlw confirmation, 7 p.m.

Lutheran. German Missionary Society, 2 p.m. Trinity Lutheran (Minouri Synod). Adult membership class, 8 p.m. Swond Presbyterian.

Red Cross sewing, 10 Presbyterian, Deaconesses. 10 a.m.! School of Prayer, 730 p.m. Saivatlcm Amy Citadel. Pnuw mcetint. 745 p.m.

Governor Signs Bill Requiring Public Airings On Rules Gov. Robert Crosby has signed into law a bill requiring state agencies to hold public hearings on proposed rules or changes in existing rules. However, the measure provides that the governor may waive the hearing, in writing, if in his Judgment it is in the pullc interest. The Legislature may reject or alter rules of state agencies, and after an agency has held a hearing, the approval of the proposed rule oF change is required. The attorney approval is required for railway commission rules.

The list of bills signed: LB 74, Requires public hearing ad notice of the adoption, amendment, or repeal of any rule of any sute agency. Emergency. LB 128, Eliminating internal reference to a section relating to first class cities which has been repealed. LB 137, Authorizing proceedings In chambers for execntion of oil and gas leases by estates, trusts and guardianships. LB 223, Eliminates requirement that State Board of Vocational education hold all meetings in the office of the aecretary at the Capitol.

1953 THE UMCOLM STAH 7 Your Journal A Star Want Ad over a quarter of a miliimi readers in and around the racve prospermia than tvcr Capital city. To place an ad phcme 2-3331 or 2-1234. la oar Hotkry Qoli, yonr I3th pn, af Nykat fiaal emphasizes the plurality of comforts to be found in this Block Patent pump with nylon mesh insert. 5V2 to 10 AAAA to 11.95 WELLS FkOST 1134 STREET DIAL 2-6B87 Rotary Club Hears Talk By Dr. TaibI Gustavson and Dr.

Baker of the Univeraity challenged a statement by Sen. Bixler that transfer of Four major requirements were listed by Dr. Taibl in establishing an educational system for tie stak wouW nSithe handicapped, interfere with the cattle breeding His requirements include experiment. i following: rw. cairl 1.

The educaUoBal pfogram for handicappvd Dr. Baker said the university be on capacity, skiii. and the government are now us- and potenualiiy as represented by the tn- Ing all the land, by and large, guidance train- the fort in the program, described mg program be as one of the largest and most important in the cattle industry. -children attending the apecml educational i xjiiH onrsH wacnn enable them to develop at an ne saia no ROOa reason integral part of the public achool fvatem. been advanced for the transfer.

4 Co-Opention. uadantandiag, and ap- precialion of the handicapped dhild mill Chancellor Gustavson said the mean that one day he win Uve coBtiibut- federal government, as ovtmer community, now, is charged with upkeep the place, but if the state had itji then the state would be with upkeep and the fort be a secondary project with the government rather than a prime one. But Sen. Bixler maintained that the government has indicated that if the fort is transferred to the state, the government would not take away any of the financial aid it is now giving to the research program and that the state might even get more. FRATERHAl CALEHDAR Thandgy Ekcta Clupirr 8, Kenungton.

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