Lincoln Journal Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 5

Fligliways Task Said Herculean Highway administrators face an in planning for safe and quick movement of traffic on highways. State Engineer N. Resg said highway administrators face the ta of providing modem highway facilities to accommodate the increase volumes of traffic as well as co-operating with of- Slate Drathi I Arcadia Nellie May ('oilier, 79, long time Arcadia resident. Survivors; sons, Alfred and Alvin of Arcadia; sisters, Mrs. John Mills of Ansley, Mrs.

J. B. Wylie of Winside. Funeral: Friday 2 Arcadia Methodist Church. Falls Ity Mrs.

Mary Faller, 79, long time resident of Richardson County, Survivors: husband, L. F. Faller; sons, Edwin of St. Louis, Frank of Falls City, Gilbert of Los Angeles, Merlin of Falls City; dmighters, Mrs. John Kennedy of Adanac, Canada, Mrs.

Mildred Schwartz of Falls City; brothers. John Ruegge of Phoenix, Herman Ruegge of Rapid Ity. S. Ernest Ruegge of Norfolk, Frank Ruegge of Tilden; sisters, Mrs. Herman Kunz of Norfolk and Mrs.

August Borgmeyer of Battle Creek. Funeral: Saturday. 3 pm. Christ Method i.st Church, Falls City. Burial: Falls City, Dorr and Philpot.

Odell Mrs. Hazel Bartlett, longtime Odell resident. Survivors: two sons, John and Lloyd of Wichita, daughter, Mrs. Opal Folkers of Wymore. Funeral: Saturday, 1:30 p.m., Odell Methodist Church.

Burial: Odell. of other governmental subdivisions. said that as as a highway facility has been rnmpleled into or through a community, citv officials and civic clubs request all types oi traffic control devices. Safety Is Aim are allegedly attributable to the presence of the state highway which presumably is Interfering with the normal flow of local vehicular and pedestrian traffic," said Re.ss. contrary to the beliefs of some the engineer continued.

highway administrator is vitally concerned with all matters pertaining to highway Said Ress: The highway department has strived constantly to improve the safety on highways. Accidents Caused But, he expli lned: of traffic control devices is paramount becau.se ot the increasingly widespread travel not only between communities but between states. Ress said that in the pa.st the of many traffic control devices has resulted in causing accidents instead of preventing them He said each reque.st from political for traffic control signs is inve.sti- to see if such devices are required. Robbprn Dare Volivp TULSA, Okla. The Ideal Cooperative Investment located within a block of the police statiffla, was robbed of $800 by an armed bandit.

f.inmlt* and Ni Siate Joiimsl Fridwy, Dereniher 10 1 P.M, Form fit Traiiioes Start Jan. 3 i Formfil Manu- facturing Co. has announced that i its first employees in the temporary plant at Beatrice will begin training Jan. 3. Machinery was being installed last week, and although the proce-.

dure was not completed, some will be service for employee training, according to Pete Fricano, mana-1 ger of the Formfit Crete plant, A training period of three weeks is required, and after that Fricaito stated that the company would be- gin hiring at the rate of about one operator a day Women will fill most of the positions. The Beatrice plant will contain 50 sewing machines. Training supervisor it Harriet Lesnaw of Chicago. What to Do In Unroln Friday Teen-age Dance Keen Time Klub. Johnny Jay, Antelope Park Pavilion, 8:30 p.m.-ll;30 pm.

Y.MCA Open House Tournament day, boys ages 9-14, YMCA, 13th 4t ali day. The modern kitchen of the home department Is an example of furnishings In the new I nl- verslty high school in Lincoln. Latest Teaching Eintipmeut Used in iSlJ Radio-TV KFAB, largest, affiliated The Joumal-The Star, clear channel, 50,000 watts, NBC programs. Programs are furnished by stations and are subject to change by stations. KFAB 1110 KFOR 1J40 KLMS 14S0 KLIN 1400 WOW 5S0 K.MTV WOWTV hMnel KOLNTV hannri Kt'ONTX It Friday 4:00 p.m.

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Nionitor Show 148(1 Cluh Safetv Co-incfl Ala hone? C.ir>i Midnittil 4-H Show 10:48 a.m. Already pre.xspd into the new $1 Jty of Nebraska High School still IS undergoing completion activities aimed at providing the latest facilities in teaching methods and equipment. The school is at 14th and Vine. The two-story building serves as a school for 300 junior and senior high pupils and as a laboratory for University of Nebraska teacher trainees. Finishing touches are now being added to make it an outstanding example of what is called progressive, functional school design.

The facilities, aimed at providing a good educational program for the high schoolers, give student teachers experience in uses of new teaching aids. Tables, (lialrs Movable Movable tables and chairs have taken the place of de.sks. Clas.s- rooms feature brown chalk boards with matching tack boards. Heavy plastic draperies darken the rooms for film The English and speech department classrooms are separated by two smaller rooms with windows overlooking the classrooms. The.se small rooms are used for individual speech work.

One is equipped with a microphone and phonograph turntable for simulated radio Vi aliM'slird Aid To Asked for reque.sting federal aid to develop the Big Nemaha Watershed were laid at a meeting in Adams. Representatives of soil conservation districts in Lancaster, Gage and John.son Counties made arrangements for a permanent committee to handle the matter. The new committee will meet Jan. 26 to discuss further procedure, according to Richard TenHulzen, Lancaster County work unit conservationist. When details are completed, the committee will apply for federal funds under the National shed Protecti(m and Flood Control (Hope-Aiken) Act.

This provides federal money for approved projects on a cost-sharing basis with local interests. The watershed covers 306 square miles in the three counties. Included is all the land drained by the Big Nemaha above Tecumaeh. Meeting with local sponsors were D. Hutchinson, state soil conservationist, and W'illiam Ral- area conservationist.

'l'oriii For liiirglarv Herbert Sheldon, 24, 1140 Knox, was sentenced to a term of one to three years in the Reformatory by Lancaster District Court for burglary. I Sheldon was charged with breaking and entering with intent to 1 steal from tiie Northwestern Metal Co. at loth and on Nov. 26. He pleaded guilty and was tenced by Judge Paul W.

White. shows. Each classroom loud-peaker connected with the room, Empna.sis on audio-visual is apparent in University High School. Seleace Darkrnnm The science department its own darkroom for photography. The art room is equipped with high tables and a kiln for firing pottery.

The music department in the auditqrium wing is separated from the regular has a large rehearsal room, and two small practice rooms. Home economics department kitchen units have built-in ovens and countertop burners while the laundry area is equipped with an automatic washer and drier. Manual arts training is provided in the auto mechanics, metal, and woodworking shops. All class areas are connected by a 35-station intercom sound system for communication with the office. Nebraska Netvs Dies Of (yiiiisliot Shooting Fatalities Nebraska I.jincaster County Lincoln 1935 1954 14 14 0 0 0 0 Four in Mishap Escajie Fhui Injury ORD Four persons escaped serious injury in a car accident northwe.st of here.

The driver of the car, Cecil Carpenter, 27, of Columbus, lost control of the vehicle and it rolled into a ditch, damaging the car beyond repair. Pat Karr, 17, was hospitalized from injuries received. Twila Carpenter, 19, and Donald Kozeal, 20, received minor bruises. All are of Burwell. Carpenter was treated for minor injuries and released from the Burwell Hospital.

OMAHA (UP) 18-year-old Omaha youth died Thursday afternoon of a gunshot wound received Monday while hunting near Louisville. Richard was wounded In the head by a .22 caliber rifle bullet which entered over his left eye and lodged against his skull. An autopsy is planned. The youth had been hunting with companions who told authorities they were about 30 yards in front of the boy when they heard a shot from his rifle and saw him slump to the ground. Midluiid (lollegc Dies FREMONT im- Dr.

Glen Elias Hickman, 63, Midland College professor of education, died Wednesday at Oakland, where he went to visit his son, Ralph. Dr. Hickman had been ated with the College for 2ft years, serving 17 years as registrar. Funeral services will be in Salem Lutheran Church here at 2 p.m. Monday.

Group OppoHOM Galtle Support AI.LIANCE, NH). 18-Th. braska StiKk Growers Assn. executive council has put the organization on record as opposed to any form erf government supports for cattle. The council, unanimous in iU stand, stated through as.Hociation President Bern Coulter Thursday that the association it is still to our interests that a free enterprise system be maintained." Coulter said it is the association feeling that the cattle busine.ss can beat operate interference and controls that go with any kind of government aaaiatance." He added recognize that cattle prices have been discouraging in recent months, but we do not feel that price supports are the answer.

ScctHitl Fire III Week (rills Ouklantl OAKLAND The second fire within a week gutted the Colson Hatchery and farm service building here. After the Christmaa holiday week end it was discovered a blaze had burned and extinguished itself in the building. John Ferguson, owner, said he was awiiiting a routine visit of the fire marshal after the first blaze. The second blaze was found later and appeared concentrated between the ceiling and roof. Firemen from Oakland and Lyons battled the fire for hours.

The William Harris residence next to the hatchery was saved from catching fire. Firemen had difficulty awakening the Harris couple and their three children and finally got them up by calling them on the telephone. Takpn lAtpraUy BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UP) An automobile stolen from an auto agency by an advertising-conscimis thief was found abandoned later, police reported. The auto agency, Rickwood Motors, had displayed a sign which read: us, a (Council Explains New Taji Slogans THEDFORD When Nebraska motori.sts go to their county office Tuesday to get 1956 hcense plates find placards posted telling them why the plates include the slogan, Beef State." The Nebraska Beef Council mailed the placards to county treasurers with a request that they be displayed.

The Council, headed by Chester Paxton, Thedford, president, and Kotiert Howard, Alliance, secretary, repre.sents all branches of the beef industry in Nebraska, and is promoting grester beef consumption. The Council lists reasons for the slogan: Importance ol the industry to the state; claim as the home of the largest packing and marketing center (Omaha); iU claim as the second highest beef feeding state in the nation; its position as third largest state 4n numbers of cattle; its claim to the title of breeder of more high quality beef than any other state. SAG Wiilkoiit Idle Project OMAHA walkout ol workers at the Strategic Air new headquarters building at Offutt Air Force Base could idle the whole $8 million project. the report from general contractor. The 16 men walked off the Job in a dispute over which union should operate two machines and a truck winch.

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