The Lincoln Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 3

Commercial Grain Feeder 'Favored' importance Of Research is Stressed Omaha liP) The rsfational Livestock Conference heard the assertion Thursday that the government feed-grain program gives the commercial operator an advantage over the farmer-fceder. The opinion was expressed in a panel discussion. members said the government program takes some of the uncertainties out of the business and guarantees the large, commercial feedlot a constant supply of cheap corn lor the near future. They noted (he supply of corn made available through government selling of stored grain is old, but still has good feed value. Schroeder, Fort Morgan, said government manipulation of freight rates for hauling its grain is affecting areas where cattle are fed in the nation.

Dr. Ralph Hodgson, director of the U.S. Department of Husbandry Research Division at Beltsville, said much of opportunities andi promises will depend upon re -1 search. He predicted that the rate of developing more superior animals will be more rapid because of production testing, which he described as a Space Age iled The challenge of the space age to the young farmer is whether there will be space to food and fiber for a growing the immediate Circular Design Planned For Proposed College Building This is an drawing of the planned structure to house the proposed North Platte Junior College. Residents of that community will vote on a bond issue to finance the college on March 6 The circular, main education building has a diameter of 1 feel and a total area of 30,500 square feet.

Seventeen class- rooms and administrative offices are planned. circular, 50-foot diameter library is at the core. Six spoke-like corridors extend from the core; one of which is covered, and leads to the physical educational building (at left), w'hich also includes speech and dramatics class areas, a student lounge and snack bar. NU DentalCollege Receives $30,000 Research Grant The United Stales Public Health Service has made a grant of $30.000 available to the University of Nebraska College of Dentistry for research. Dr.

Ralph Ireland. Dean of the College, said the funds are the share of a yearly appropriation to all-medical and dental schools in the nation. The College will use the funds in 3 areas: to continue a parttime student fellowship program encouraging research; to augment salaries of part time research staff members; and for individual or departmental research projects. Underway are such projects as a continuing investigation of cleft palate conditions, a joint mechanical engineering- dental study of the mouth, and an anthropological-dental study of twins. William Walden Is Winner Of Nebr.

Playwriting Contest HERE IN LINCOLN Rites Saturday For Mrs. Zimmer Winner of the Playwriting Contest for is William Walden of New York Citv. Mr. play, was judged best of 53 submitted by authors living in 19 different states. It is tentatively scheduled for production in University Theatre, University of Ne- provide braska, during the 1962-63 season.

Decker to i a Freeman Decker, coordinator try lieutenant in World War I for the Normal Col- 11, Walden returned to th cl leges, will attend the Asso- staff of the New Yorker and i elation for Higher Kduca- became a reporter for the; national conference in of the section Chicago and Tues- and later a departmental ed- day. Roper Sons He has contributed stories, Hodgman-Splain articles, and verse to a num ber of magazines, including Esquire, This Week, The New Yorker, Vogue, and Day. His play, di- Kngineers H. Codes, of the State Department of Roads, will talk about Interstate construction in the Grand Island area at a meeting of the Nebraska Society of Professional Engineers at Roberts Metcalf Funeral 3'he director of the contest, past president of the Future Dr. Joseph Baldwin, associ- rected by the late George S.

Farmers of said ate professor of speech and Kaufman, starring Lee Tracy, Thursday. dramatic art, described the featuring Francfs' Lincoln Hotel Thursday This statement came from' play as a fantastic and Edith Atwater, was pro- 1 p.m. Lyle Carpenter, who farms making a searching criticism: duced on liroadwav by ith his father near Yuma, of modern life by broadly: ciordon in 1949. Colo. Carpenter was the first comic means.

i Another of his plays, speaker on the program at native Yorker, Wal-: waiter Named the livestock conference. i den held many jobs after leav-' produced at the Carpenter had this advice mg college, the most interest- jones Theatre in Dallas and for youths; you seek a ling of which was being sec-iyt New York University career in agriculture, Tetary to the late a play for be ju.st a He added Ross, noted editor of the amateurs, has been published i DIUHT16Q I Ui that the so-called farm blocj Yorker magazine. bv Samuel French, New in Congress is becoming a serving as an jnfan-i city. QQQ pi Mr. and Walden and, their two sons reside in New Aewman Grove (if) A York City.

spark from a battery was Judges for the plavwriting blamed Thursday for a fire contest, besides Dr. Baldwin, destroyed a building the director, were: housing 3 Newman Grove Battery Spark Funeral services for Mrs. John F. Zimmer Sr. will be held Saturday, 9:30 a.m., at St.

Cathedral. Mrs. Zimmer, 87, was the widow of John F. Zimmer who was president of the Capital Mutual Insurance Co. until his death in 1960.

A son, John Zimmer now heads the company. A pioneer Lincolnite, Mrs. Zimmer came here with her parents in 1987. Her father, the late John Haberlan, was city engineer for many years. She is survived by another son, Peter of Milford, and a daughter, Dorothy of New York, and 22 grandchildren and 31 great-grandchildren.

thing of the past. It is being replaced by strong farm and ranch organizations that represent true grass roots thinking, he said, and participation in them is necessary for a strong rural Cudahy Drops 260 Workers Omaha Packing i ROBERTS MILK J. G. Severns. businesses.

Despite extremely cold Co. has suspended part of its' yussouri State Col- it appeared damage in the weather several groups from'Omaha plant work force in warren Smith Penn- blaze would exceed $100,000. considerable distances attend-1 dispute which it said Thurs-; University The owner of the building, ed the conference. They threatened to idle the Purdue Univer- Emorv Schmidt, said he was eluded 40 members of the tire work force. Climenhaga, North advised the structure could Clay County, Irrigationi A union officer reported HoHvwood.

Svlvan not be replaced for $75,000. a group from that Ralph Helstin, Chicago, Karchmer, University of Ore- In the building at the time, the Exeter, of the United Pack- and William and and also destroyed, were 9 and Breeders and alinghouse Workers, was flying, of Uni- tractors, two trucks and sev- group from the Operation! to Omaha because of the versitv of Bootstrap pasture improve-1 riousness of the situation. J. ment group from Polk, Neb. The company said 160 pcr- eral cars.

Displayed with pride by QUALITY grocers Center To Host Secretaries Meet Saturday sons were suspended and 100 laid off. A union spokesman' thought the total would be higher. Cudahy, in a said it suspended workers in the pork cutting department workmanship and The Eighth Anniial Institute slowing down, and the load- for Secretaries will be held refusing Saturday 3, in the V- shipmciil. braska Center tor rontinuing with no loading or Education, ping, the firm said, the en- riie Institute, The Sec re- plant probably would be tarial Image I rofessional nnoratinn Inna The whole out of operation before long, and ersonal, is planned to employs between 1,200 and help secretaries in their un- 400 del standing of their true val- Xhe union, describing the lie to their organization and claim as a -1 actions influence ii-uHi and a complete misrep-i what others think of them and of their organization. Registration will be at 8:15 a.m.

It is being sponsored by said; employes have been vvilling to work. It is a sion of the company which I Oir Cornhu.skor Chapter of the Hiem from 'working. National Secretaries Associa- Trucker Suffers tion and the University of College of Business on the program are Carroll of Lincoln, The Carroll Company; Miss Ellen Lord, librarian, Omaha University: Lois Fatal Attack At Wheel Of Vehicle Fiiunont Herman ill ve, ('ounseling Service, 50. Sully, suf- Unuersitv of Nebraska: a heart attack and died Besr. Rothman.

fashion con- hi; furniture' the Rev. Thur.sday while passine Warren Swartv, pa.stor of St Ihrough Fremont, County; Church. Attorney Richard Kuhlmann Linc'oln. Dorotin Stepan, The countv attornes -aid retary of the State DelVnnmg apparently felt the Education a on as wa.s president of the preparing to turn of oi tlie National Tird tree! which S. retanes will also through Ermnont, speak at the Institute it appeared the dnv- er mjited to pull into the Preachers To Meet hr- tiuck went out of control, allt an City The Gt n- ran uver an out of oral Coum il of the Order ot the drive and into a snow- Urcuchers 1 to hank where it stalled.

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