The Lincoln Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 7

interstate Access Route Proposal 'Ready Closed-Door Session Held Friday. July 11. 1958 Tho Star 7 Lincolnites Mrs. Schroeder To Leave On World Church Study Tour Virgil Falloon Mayor Bennett Martin said Thursday that a for access con- nectiiin to the Interstate Highway would be presented to vSlate L. N.

Ress. probably next! The Council street commit-i toe, composed of Councilmenj C. W. D. Kinsey, A1 DuTeau and art in.

met in closed- door session during the morning with Public Works Director Dave and City Engineer Carl Fisher. Martin said that all reports! from Harland Bartholomew Associates, city planning siilanls, and Ceorge Barton, Chicago traffic engineer, are now complete. i "The reports are being com bined into a workable plan for presentation to the state Martin explained. is hoped the results will be ready next No Details (liven The mayor declined any on the urnl a p''csentation could be made to Bess and other state liigliway department Though not officially disclosed. the proposed Bartholomew- plan would bring the Interstate access connection along 7th street with feed-in structures at and pass under the Harris Overpass (0 Street viaduct) and have surface connections with and K.

i ti Ress has taken a dim view The Lancaster Assn. for Re- ture was sot by li. of the 7th street route, but tarded Children still has a fi- Son, house movers, it is believed that several mod- nancial problem, despite a officials said that the jimations have been incorpor- plea to the Community Chest Community chest, in a letiei ated for presentation of a for funds. ib them, stated that under A total of $1,800 is being present conditions it would be The Bartholomew survey sought by LARC to move the impossible for the Community was authorized by the Council old University of Nebraska Chest to make an allocauon when city officials reported student Health Center build- to LARC. The letter also said, that the state-proposed 9th and jng to 84th and Adams where however, that the Community lUth access connection to the the LARC school is located.

Chest would be happy to work Intersiate would create street -fhe cost of moving the struc- with the Community Council and tiaffic problems for the itntral district and the University of Nebraska campus. i Grand Island, Neb. Rev. and Mrs. Martin Schroe- dcr of Lincoln will leave from Grand Island by plane next I Sunday afternoon on a world tour spon.sored by the church periodical, the Christian Century.

They will Join a group of I church leaders in an on-the spot study of world missions, and their political, social and problems. Members of the tour will interview statesmen, church leaders, ed- Flag-Makers Display Work modern-day Betsy Rosses proudly replicas of colonial flags by American colonists. The girls, who helped observe the 75th anniversary of the Relief Corps w-ith the Belknap 192 chapter Thursday, are, (left to right front row), Mary Louise Olson, Walters. Clysta Darn-11. Mary Foerste, and (left to right back row) Chapelle, Overton, Phyllis Leopold and Gcrbeling.

(Star Naomi Benna Sandra 72-Hour Pass Groton, Conn three submarine sailors ar- lu ed here on a 72-hour i from Hawaii. The 29 enlisted men and 4 i officers flew by Navy air- I plane from Pearl Harbor, where their U.S.S. Nautilus is participating in Paci i maneuvers. The men, who staff the couniry first atomic submarine, all have families near Groton, the home of the U.S. Atlantic submarine fleet.

Their 72-hour pass expires Sunday. The men will take a Navy plane back. itors and educators in all parts of the world. The lour will include Hawaii, Japan, China. India, Iraq, the Holy Land, Elgypt, Greece and Italy, ending at Rome.

The Schroeders plan also to visit Berlin and Brussels and then go on to England to visit Schrocder's family. They will return to Lincoln the middle of October. The Rev. Mr. Schroeder is 70.

his wife 68. He is a retired Lutheran minister who has served Nebraska parishes throughout his career. At present he is chaplain at the Tabitha Home in Lincoln. The the Rev. Martin G.

Schroeder of Grand Island, has asked his father to preach at his church, Messiah Lutheran, next Sunday morning. Doing Without Westville, 111. (UPl) The Westville fire station is having to get along without something that firemen use a lot The reason is that the Wost- ville Fire Protection District has refused to pay its water bill for a year and now' owes the village water board a total of $6,566.85. Ike Is Erratic, But Ottawa Golf Fans Cheer Him Ottawa President Eisenhower hooked his i drive into a bunker at the Ottawa Hunt and Golf Club Thurday, but won cheers anyway from about 300 watching club members. Then he tried again and hi.s 2nd drive was 200 yards straight down middle.

the end of his 3-day visit to Ottawa, he made a I foursome with Transport Min-1 ister George Hees, Senate Speaker Mark Drouin and i club President John B. Cross, The 2 Canadian parliamen -1 tarians turned out in Ber-; muda shorts with knee length socks. The President w'ore a plain white T-shirt, and browm slacks. Falls City Will Halt Vets Farm Classes Falls City, Neb. farm training classes under the GI Bill of Rights, which have been held here since 1948, will be discontinued Aug.

31, the board of education has announced. Hal McFadden, the instructor, said that most of the veterans have used up their eligibility. At the time there were 3 classes of 25 men each in operation at the high school. fancied sirrfaced with genuine which has earned the Good Housekeeping Sell ARTHUR GRISWOLD LINOLEUM TILE CO. 1462 "0" St.

2-5000 FINAL CLEARANCE! Friday Soturdoy Only The selection Is limited, therefore the balance of our fabric, lace, ribbons, trims and doll qor- mcnts, wHI be priced bvt will be sold ot YOUR PPJCE! TERRI-LEE FASHIONS, INC. Open 9-5 4139 0 Sf. No Phone Orders LARC Still Lacks Money To Move Of Building Kapke House OKs $4,250,000 For LAFB Facilities Washington House Th a overw helmingly passed and sent to the Senate a bill to authorize $1.718,768, 000 for future Army, Navy and Air Force construction. Passage was on a roll call vote of 376-2. The bill includes $4.250.000 for operational, training, maintenance and supply fail) and utilities at Lincoln Air Base, and $3,265,000 lor operational, training and facilities and real e.slate at ORutt Air Force Ba.se, Omaha.

Alaska Statehood Vote To Be Set Soon San Francisco Gov, said that some time liefore 1 he Will set a date for a plebescite for his fellow to vote on state ood. He said I had received ofiicial notice from Ivisenhower that the bill to make the vast territory the 49th state has been enacted and signed. to work to obtain the necessary funds. Handle Willis G. Johnson, executive secretary of the Lincoln Community Chest, said Thursday that the Chest, turning down the LARC request for funds, did so because they "had all we could handle this year without adding anything Johnson said that the Chest "had no feeling that the or- dav how thev were kicked.

gamzation was not w-orlhy of beaten and threatened with: funds. We lust eouldn handle hanftinc by Soviet pea.sants ''ghl now, Johnson added. Yankees Beaten, Kicked By Russ Peasants Wiesbaden, Germany 1.4^— Five U.S. airmen told Thurs- after their unarmed plane w'as shot down by MIG jets. Maj.

Bennie A. Shupe of Miami. bad a noose pulled around his neck before he convinced the peasants he was an The 5, part of a ciew of 9 that landed in Soviet Armenia. June 27. had parachuted from their CU8 transport plane when Soviet fighters set it aflame.

The 4 others landed with the plane and were picked up by Soviet soldiers at the end of a landing strip. They were not abu.sed or mistreated. All were held for 10 davs before being released Monday. Why the parachutists had met with abuse from the local population was a mystery. Asked if they knew of any reason for the mistreatment, they all shook their heads and shrugged.

It was suggested that the men might have been mistaken for Turks or Iranians, Instead, he suggested, the program could obtain funds from the logical money. He described L.ARC as a supjxirted tax and said that the Chest would be anxious to work with LARC officials to and help them qualify for available federal funds. Or, he suggested, the Chest would also be happy to help in a drive to obtain adjustments in present state law's which would enable L.ARC to obtain state funds. The Chest feels that LARC has a "very worthwhile activ-1 Johnson said, adding he hoped they would be able to obtain the funds to solve their present financial problem. LARC officials stressed the fact that they were still seeking contributions to help move the old Student Health Center, and pointed out that $500 of the needed $1.800 has been re- liiKdl lUI illllVO ia1 1 -J I but an Air Force spokesman 1 replied "We simply Immediate Installation 4 -M and 2 HP Units PRICERS Lincoln's Largest Air Conditioning CHRISTENSEN'S lltkSM 2-S63S Store Hours to 30; Tliurs.

till 0 know'. What those people were saying make any sense to our However, Soviet citizens are constantly fed stories that foreign pow'ers are sending in spies and saboteurs. Long Furlough Edinburgh, Scotland (UPI) IRt. Hughie Smith was sentenced to 9 months detention for being absent without leave for 8 of the 10 years he spent in the Iributions. LARC will hold a meeting E'riday at 8 p.m.

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