The Lincoln Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 15

UAW LEADER SAYS Bargaining Policies Meet JFK's Goals City Walter Reuther put out a statement Monday night saying the lective'' bargaining policy of the United Auto Workers conforms with President economic stability goals. the statement was released on an urgent basis on the eve of visit to address the UAW convention. It was issued a day after convention report stating that wages for American workers should rise faster than gains in productivity. Since economic policy calls for wages to remain within the productivity increase measurements, summons for a faster w'age rise was interpreted in news stories as a challenge to the Kennedy formula. Reuther did not cancel his call for a faster wage rise but merely stated he saw eye to eye.

with Kennedy on the need for maintaining stable prices and the need for wage price increases. It- was reliably reported Reuther had been in touch with the White House Monday night before issuing Monday statement. The statement by the UAW president said the collective bargaining policy is and always has been to achieve wage increases and fringe benehts of the higher productivity of the economy and not jOUt of the pockets of consum- through higher Blomgren Among Nebraska's Top 10 Photographers Jim Schuller hat Closed Shimmerette Cafe OPENING MAY 7 HIS NEW Cafe 1126 St. Jim invites his eusiomcrs ond the pablic In generol to his new loco- tion for lunch or complete dinner. Hours 5:30 A.M.

to 8:30 P.M CLOSED SUNDAYS Omaha Donald Jack of Omaha was Monday as the outstanding portrait photographer of the year in Nebraska. The award was based on 6 pictures on exhibit at the convention of the Professional Photographers Association of Nebraska. Jack received a trophy from Winton B. Medlar of president of the Professional Photographers of America, Inc. Other photographers making the top 10 list: John C.

Kakobsen, Omaha; La Vern Fuller, Rollie Stroh and i Paul Bader, and all of Grand i Island; Larell Aiken, Colum- jbus; Richard Blomgren, Lin- iColn; Don i 1 y. North Platte; Francis Zablondil, Ord; and Jim Higgins, York. Eastern Star State Session Begins Today Tuesday registration will open the 3-day session of the 87th annual meeting of the Nebraska Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star. Rehearsals for the meeting began Monday with registra- tion slated for all day Tuesday followed by the opening session at 7:30 p.m. at the Pershing Municipal Auditorium.

State Promotion Dinner Slated By Motor Carriers Tuesday luncheons include the Past Grand Matrons and Past Grand Patrons Assn. and the Rose Assn. of Subordinate Chapter Secretaries and Treasurers. Highlighting the agenda will be election of I officers in the afternoon ses: sion followed by introduction of 75 50-year members from all over the state. The IJncoln Star 15 Tuesday, May 8, 1962 ADVEUTibbJiJEMT Climaxing the meeting will be the installation of grand i officers Thursday night.

DEVOE for COUNTY COMMISSIONER CEREMONIES ARE FUN Two-year-old Anne Katzenbach gets into the picture as her father, Nicholas Katzenbach, takes his place Monday for the swearing-in ceremony during which he took the oath of office as deputy attorney general. At right is Attorney General Robert Kennedy who witnessed the ceremony. JIMMY CONLIN, ACTOR, IS DEAD For Your Lowest WATER HEATER Prompt Installation and Call Bill Peterson at ANDERSON 6200 Havelocli Ave Tel IN 6-2317 Hollywood Jimmy Conlin, 77, who played the part of the bartender in the television version of died at his Encino home Monday after a long illness. Conlin, bom in Camden, N.J., had been in show business 62 years. With the team of Conlin and Glass he had played the Keith and Orphe- cluded roles in Harold Lloyds and On Any and He is survived by his widow, the former Dorothy Ryan.

A funeral mass will be conducted at St. Catholic Church, Encino, Thursday. The Nebraska Motor in cooperation with the Lincoln Chamber of Commerce, will hold a public affairs dinner at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Hotel Corn- hu.sker. Association president Carl Schweitzer says the program is designed to point out the advantages cf living in Nebraska.

have a great state and we (the Motor Assn.) along with other civic- minded citizens are going to make it Schweitz er says. experts say Nebraska is going to keep pace with other states in population increase in the next 10 A 20-car caravan from Omaha and out-state communities will meet the same number of cars from Lincoln and proceed through streets, before Wednesday dinner. New Chemical Lotion Discovery WITHOUT PERMANENT WAVING SOLUTIONS JUST COMB IN Hansen Is Mayor Gretna Elmer Hansen was named mayor of Gretna when the new Board of Trustees organized. He replaces L. E.

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