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'Mobility Problem
TKo Doily Nebroskon
Tuesday, March 3, 1959
. . . Society Must Help, NU Economist Says
By Marilyn Coffey
"Society must help the far
mer become mobile, to move
from his land into those areas
cf production where he i
needed by society," Bert
Evans, research economist at
the University, said.
But how can we achieve this
re-allocation of human re
sources? Solution Asked
The answer to this import
ant question will help solve
the "farm problem," Evans
said.
A continually lower income
will eventually drive many
farmers off their land. But,
said Evans, do these ex-farmers
become skilled workers,
technicians, and provide the
doctors, scientists and school
teachers our society needs?
"I think not."
Price System
A varying of the price sy
tem itself does not solve the
problem'.
"Farmers, even when they
can see that prices are lower
ing, often just can't move,"
he said.
For instance, when price
NOTICE
Fraternities
& Sororities
DeBaun's
TEXACO SERVICE
announces your
standings on March 2, '59
1. Phi Delta Theta
2. Delta Upsilon
3. Theta XI
4. Kappa Sigma
. 5. Sigma Phi Epsilon
6. Sigma Chi
7. Alpha Chi Omega
8. Delta Delta Delta
9. Alpha Gamma Sigma
10. Alpha Xi Delta
11. Sigma Nu
12. Sigma Alpha Mu
13. Alpha Phi
14. Phi Kappa Psi
15. Beta Theta Pi
IS. Zeta Tau Alpha
17. Delta Tau Delta
18. Delta Sigma Phi
19. Kappa Kappa Gamma
20. Phi Gamma Delta
21. Delta Gamma
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Copperfield
Will Appear
On KUON-TV
The classic "David Copper
field" will be brought to the
TV w o r 1 d by KUON-TV on
Thursday March 19 at 9 p.m.
Charles Dickens' novel was
originally published in serial
form a n d is easily adapted
into the TV series. On-location
films from England are used.
The novel deals with two
crucial periods in a man's
life: early childhood disillu
sionment and first love. Ex
perts say that this work re
mains a favorite because Dic
kens wrote from his own ex
perience. Congress Gets
TV Aid Bills
Six bills offering Federal
aid for the construction of edu
cational television facilities
have been introduced in the
first session of the 86th con
gress. Five of the bills introduced
provide for aid to expand ex
isting stations and thus could
affect KUON-TV.
University director of tele
vision, Jack McBride said
KUON-TV would definately
plan to take advantage of any
bill that was passed if possible.
Reps to Discuss
Medical School
Representatives from the
University College of Medi
cine in Omaha will meet in
Union parlors XYZ Wednes
day at, 7:30 p.m.
The group will discuss gen
eral med school requirements
and information.
The meeting was originally
slated in Bessey Hall.
supports on butter were low
ered in 1954, Evans said what
each farmer did depended oil
his situation.
Butter Supports
The Southern farmer with
his one cow, kept on milking
it and feeding the milk and
butter to his family.
The typical Mid-Western
farmer who sold butter and
eggs in town for a Saturday
night check that he needed
to spend on groceries and
shoes for the kids, kept tak
ing his eggs and butter to town
us before. There was no meth
od of obtaining income that lie
could substitute.
The large dairy farmer in
Wisconsin could still sell but
ter easier than he could dis
pose of his initial capital in
vestment in his dairy.
Lower Prices
The lower prices failed to
reduce the amount of butter.
The actual amount increased.
And lower prices failed to
move the farmer from agri
culture to another area of our
economy, ha said.
On the other hand, a stable
Income has never been enough
to tie people to the farm.
Opportunity for ' mobility
from agricultural production
to areas whose products are
more in demand is needed,
Evans said.
"Since the agricultural
problem is not the problem of
the farmer alone, but of so
ciety, it is only economic jus
tice to say that the costs of
solving this problem be borne
by the entire group," Evans
said.
LITTLE MAN ON. CAMPUS
'Grants1 Is Topic
For Wise, Mauler
Dr. Harold Wise, associate
dean of the graduate college,
and Dr. Harold Manter, pro
fessor of zoology, will discuss
"Research Grants" at the Ex
periment Station Council
meeting Friday at 4 p.m. in
306 Keim Hall.
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A column of incidental intelligence
by JOCkttf brand
THi MORNING AFTER"
TkH horrible time wa first iitv
mortolized by George Ade in
The Sultan of Svlu." Here's
th way he put its
"to. R-B-MO-RS-BI
The water-wegoe the
place for me;
it no time for mirth and
fcwghfer,
Tho cold, gray dawn of the
morning offer f
"GENTLEMAN AND SCHOLAR"
High praise, indeed, for any
man I But did you know thai
the description comes from
Robert Burns who said il first
about a dog? Here's the quote:
"Hit locked, fettered, brow
brass collar
Showed him the gentleman
and scholar."
You'll find the couplet in
Burns' "The Two Dogs."
"MAN BITES DOG"
That's everybody's definition
of news, and we're all in
debted to John B. Bogart, city
editor of the old New York
Sun (1873-90) who first said:
"When a dog bites a man,
that h not newt, because H
happens so often, tut if a
man bites a dog, that is
news"
tJoCtkCtU nderwear
What' true oboul expressions is also true about styles.
Somebody always got there first. Take Jockey brand under
wear. Jockey brand is made only by Coopers. Coopers
invented Jockey underwear and no copy can compare
with Jockey brand for quality, comfort and fit. For under
wear that feels better because fits better, insist on Jockey
brand the original comfort-tailored underwear. You'll'
find if at better stores everywhere. Recognize it by the
Jockey trade work.
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Used Televisions Several to choo
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For sale Bookcase, desk, ehist-of
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FOR RENT
Apt for rent ' Newly remodeled ap
suitable (or couple. Baby accept p
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Typewriters, adding machines for
or sale. BLOOMS, 323 No, 13. 2-5
TV's rented, 112.50 per month. Eve
thing furnished. Hollar's Applian
2-2744.
Rent, Buy like rent. Take over pa
ments and many other payment pla?
At the Fabulous TAD'S. Open 9
all the time. 10th A Comhusl
Highway.
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opportunity to choose your place a
hours of work. Not a sales Job. Phc
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Students Full or part time empi
ment. Average $1.40 Per hr. J.
Watfems Co. 1039 South St.. 6-3
Working girl deairei roommate. 7-S
When housing problems approach.
See TAD'S for a Mobil coach,
lots Cornhusker Highway,
Digest Humor Lampoons
Melting Pot, Hangovers
Reader's Digest, long famed for its capsule humor, of
fers the following material:
America is no longer a melting pot it's a pressure cook
er. This is the country where people in all walks of life pre
fer to ride.
Defined Points:
Hot Dog the only animal that feeds the hands that bites
it.
Hangover something to occupy a head that wasn't used
the night before.
Grandfather a grandchild's press agent.
Patience the ability to idle your motor when you feel
like stripping your gears. , ,
One way to save face is to keep the lower half shut.
A word to the wise:
It's better to give than to receive and it's deductible.
Th? best place for your bathroom scales is in front of
your refrigerator.
On the collegiate scene:
Girl graduate: "Four years of college! And whom has it
got me?"
College glamour girl to suitor: "By secret engagement I
suppose you mean no ring."
A student who was asked by his dean whether Iip wav in
the top half of his class replied: "Oh, no sir, I'm one of those
who make the top half possible."
'Little John9
Here Friday
With Smiles
John Beecher, the 300 pound
bandleader known as "Little
John," will appear at the Un
ion Ballroom Friday.
"Little John" and his or
chestra will play at the Union
from 9 to 12 p.m.
Beecher j o 1 n e d Lee Wil
lams band several years ago
and later developed into an
entertainer and comedian. He
now leads his own band and
has his own floor show.
Admission charge is 65
cents per person and $1.00 per
rnnnle.
"A danceable band is all
important, start them dancing
at 9, k e e p them dancing all
nieht. and leave 'em with
smiles on their faces," is
Beecher's motto.
Fabian to Sing
Fabian. 17-year-old teenage
singer, will be the entertainer
for the Lincoln Centennial
Youth Dance, May 8.
The dance will be held at
the University Coliseum.
Rev. Rex Knowles of the
Presbyterian Student House is
chairman of Youth Day.
Hi-fi Required
Hi-fi is required listening at
Columbia University in New
York.
A course in music survey
is compulsory for undergrad
uates. Hi-fi has been installed
in classrooms to get the most
out of the course in recorded
music.
Lewis to Speak
At Church Meet
"How Christian Science
Brings Security and Peace,"
is the topic of the next annual
lecture sponsored by the
Chistian Science College Organization.
The lecture will be given
Wednesday, at 5 p.m. in Union
Parlor X. Students and Fac
ulty may attend.
J. Hamilton Lewis will
speak. Lewis is a member of
the Board of Lectureship of
the Mother Church, the First
Church of Christ, Scientist, in
Boston.
Yeah, Man
A Pealenik
"Don't you love Shelley?
I'm going up on a high moun
tain and pray to him for for
giveness." This is cited by Nelson Al
gren in "The Nation" as a
beatnik promise.
His terse answer for the
beatnik is:
"Shelley wouldn't listen to
God, why w o u 1 d he heed a
beatnik? Particularly a Nor-man.Vincent-Pealenik."
KUON-TV
5:30 Tales of Polndexter
9:45 The Friendly Giant
i Evening Prelude
6:30 TV Classroom
7 Let's Visit School
7:30 The Latin Americas
KFMQ Adds
Programs
BBC Contributes
Netcs Comments
English editorial opinlong
and panel discussions con
cerning recent international
events constitute two new
KFMQ radio programs pre.
sented In accordance with the
British Broadcasting Corpora
tion. Thursday at 7 p.m. KFMQ
will present "Review of Brit
ish Weeklies", a fifteen min
ute program which provides
editorial opinions from the top
newspapers of England.
The other program, "Lon
don Forum", is at 11 an. Sun.
day and is thirty minutes
long. It is a panel discussion
among leading British and
American personnel concern
ing International events that
have taken place in previous
weeks.
Regularly scheduled for Fri
day at 10 p. m. is KFMQ's
classical program which this
week will feature excerpts
from albums, "Welsh Tradi
tional Songs" and "Homage
to Dylan Thomas."
Choral music f r o jr "Cap
riccio" by Richard Strauss
will be presented Saturday at
8 p.m., Opera Night.
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