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Evening star., 1955-06-13

penalty. or q lesser charge such
as econd-degree murder or
|manslaughter.
Kluckhohn Is accused of firing
Ia shot from q hotel window
which killed Miss Bernice Sea.
well, 43, Of Arlington, Va, on
Friday, May 13. She was stand
ing in q parking lot behind the
downtown hotel.
Kluckhohn is the son Of DR.
and Mrs. Clyde Kay Maben
Kluckhohn, both Harvard fac.
ulty members. He was in this
area as q representative Of the
Row Peterson Publishing Co. oi
Evanston, III.
Miss Seawell. q Washington
Government worker, was visiting
relatives near Sanford.
Evening star., 1955-06-13

BARTELSO, H., June l3 up.
Campaigns by two Roman Cath
olic groups in Illinois against
such women's fashions as the
tstrapless evening gown and the
barred midriff are gaining mo-
lmentum throughout the Nation,
their leaders reported today.
The Rev. Bernard A. Kunkel,
who two years ago started one
of the drives, named "the purity
crusade Of Mary Immaculate,
said it's now possible for women
to buy modest formals "in a
majority of the States in the
Nation The campaigns are
conducted largely by mail.
Catholic students in the Chi
cago diocese have taken over
another such campaign which
began six years ago in Circin-
natl. It's called the supply
the Demand for the Supply
(SDS) Crusade" and members
pledge to fight for the right to
be modest"
Father Kunkel said he started
his campaign because lit was
almost impossible to purchase
formals or bridal gowns with
any sort of top to them" He is
pastor Of the Catholic church in
this Southern Illinois town of
300.
Circulars urging school girls
to write to manufacturers and
dress shops to register the de-
mand for modest dresses" were
sent to 5000 Catholic schools in
1853 by volunteer workers here.
The Rev. Francis x. Lawler,
OSA, moderator of the Chicago
Interstudent Catholic Action,
said some 10000 leaflets have
Evening star., 1955-06-13
Priests Cite Gain in Drive
On Women's S Scont Attire

been mailed monthly the past
six months to Catholic groups
under the SDS crusade.
The leaflets state: "a growing
wave of immodesty and dress
which degrades womanhood and
leads to a breakdown of public
morals has been sweeping over
the entire Nation. No level of
society is immune from its in
lfluence."
Father Lawler said strapless
gowns were in the vast majority
among Catholic girls three years
ago in Chicago, but less than
half of the girls attending Cath
olic junior proms there last year
wore such gowns.
Evening star., 1955-06-13
Youths Trial
Opens Todoy

RALEIGH, N. C., June Is Rs-
Richard Kluckhohn. 21-year-old
son of Harvard University fac
ulty members. goes on trial in
Wake Superior Court today for a
fatal shooting which he de-
scribed as IAN awful, dreadful
accident"
Solicitor Lester v. Chalmers
said yesterday he could decide
after a final review Of the States
evidence whether to ask for a
first degree murder conviction,
which carries q maximum death
Evening star., 1955-06-13
Trial at the Jail

COLUMBIA, S. c. R.-City
Magistrate Bryan H. Lumpkin
thought 13 defendants too many
to transport to the courtroom. SC
he held court at the jail. Nine
men and four women were in
Jail after a rowdy party. Sen
tences ranged from $25 or 80
days to 5000 or so days.
Evening star., 1955-06-13
Amazina 'shospllaI-lssled" eroam

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destroys Feet lseh fungi On 6o-sseend
contact -. .inssansiY relieves ihs itching !
Why endure that agonizing toe
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Antiseptic Cream gives instant
relief restores wonderful COM
fort to sore, burning skin and
cracked, peeling toes.
Laboratory tests also prove that
TING's remarkable fungicidal
action destroys Athletes Foot
fungi on 60-second contact. Pre-
vents spxead Of infection. Aids
Evening star., 1955-06-13
HOW HOSPITAL STOPPED
ATHLETES FOOT ITCH .

healing Of raw, cracked toes fast.
TING Is q non-greasy, stainless
"dry cream" discovery. Simply rub
on. Dries quickly to powder that
clings, thus continues relief for
hours. Buy TING today. Guaran-
teed results. Money back II not
satisfied. At all druggists. Only 69t,
Evening star., 1955-06-13

sShell's Trademark for this unique gasoline additivW
developed by Shell Research. Patent sppHsd foe
The Omaha guide., 1955-11-25
Whut About These Power Aids?

CHICAGO Power brakes and power steering can get you into
trouble when driving on ice because thy make it easier to overcontrol.
That fact is pointed out by the National Safety Council in a new
booklet on winter driving hazards. based on Is years of actual re-
search on frozen lakes.
"This will be the first winter during which a large number of
cars equipped with power brakes and power steering will be on the
road" said Arnold Vey, director Of traffic and transportation for the
Council.
"Many drivers have not been adequately instructed in using the
new equipment, especially under winter conditions. We need a new
look at some of the ABCs of driving todays car safely and skillfully."
emphasizing the necessity to practice smooth driving all year so that
It is a habit when roads are slippery.
Overcontroling is one of the chief winter driving errors, accord
ing to the Council Starting, stopping and changing direction 100
suddenly causes many damaging and sometimes fatal skids.
Since power brakes and power steering make it easier to lock the
brakes II oversteer as the result of a panicky reaction to an emer-
gency, the Councils booklet recommends that drivers practice using a
deft touch on such devices.
Automatic transmissions and hydraulic drives give good starting
control on ice and snow, the booklet states. However, If your car has
~dual range" transmission it is recommended that the lower or >
range be used on slippery surfaces.
Here are some tips from the booklet on starting, stopping ana
steering:
STARTING - Adjust the seat correctly SC your foot rests fully
and easily on the accelerator. Feed gas slowly and smoothly to
avoid spinning the wheels. With a gear shift car, start in second
Don't let the clutch pedal out fast. 1t does no good to lower me
pressure n modern tires. Snow tires may help, and tire chains defin-
Hely will. ~
STOPPING Learn the technique of pumping your brakes APP
DIV the brakes quickly Clock them) for a instant, and as quickly
completely release them for an instant Repeat TINS onoff acuon
RAPIDLY to a full stop. The effect is to give short intervals OF max
nun brakins. aternated with short intervals of effective steering
when wheels roll. This pumping method is especially important with
CORNELL tests have shown that reinforced tire chains cut braking
d;et.ncoe in half on both snow and ice. The reinforced tire chain las
.oiootn teeth or cleats on the link of each cross chain They not
onIv give the best stopping and traction performance, but also provide
excellent resistance to side sk1ds.
Ooua snow tires give substantial advantage in loose snow and
.su.s hit thew = not much more effective than regular tires for
10 = bard-nacked snow, the booklet advises
STEERING - Turn your wheel carefully to advantage y us
m.v;nou steering power of you tires. If you should oversteer
The Omaha guide., 1955-11-25
KeIIom|

Thanksgiving greetings from
Bob Alderman and the Kellom
Community Center's Staff.
A-~ruI The Confor
The Omaha guide., 1955-11-25
|Newcombe
Contends He's
Worth $4,000
Will Hold Out
If Necessary

Brooklyn, N. Y. - Pitcher Dor
Newcombe has met with the
Brooklyn brass to "feel out" fol
his Sc contract and though vice
prexy Buzzy Bavasi expressed
Don's asking for 100000 as
"outrageous"-to Newcombe il
certainly isn't. He only made
SIT, 500 last season.
Newcombe will tell you he
took a cut when he wasn't worth
it and now feels he deserves not
only the cut reinstated but a good
size raise. Newk also says he was
around last year when Manager
Aston didn't have another pitch
er sound enough to go the route
but Don.
About the first meeting in
which there was a lot Of kidding
around, Newk reported "There's
one thing I'm not kidding about
and that's the $4,000. I think
I'm worth it."
!, Said Bavasi to that: HE de
serves a raise and he'll geS it, but
he won't get thirty"
It's a good guess that Bavas
will offer Don a base of $500
! and return the $500 cut. Mean
while, renegotiating won't begir
again until three weeks.
The Omaha guide., 1955-11-25
New Jersey Home Owners
Negro Neighbors

were prepared to almost any
Questions that could be asked on
what was happening. Residents
|flocked to the block meetings
now being held on almost every
street. Questions and answers,
compiled from the experiences
of many other communities, were
discussed. Uninhibited talks like
this inspired a dramatic develop
appearance of MOI
FOR SALE signs in windows.
"By the end of June, both white
and Negro residents announced
the formation of the Teaneck
Civic Conference. It's aims are
to stabilize home values, to dis
courage hasty selling and to plan
The Omaha guide., 1955-11-25

Thanksgiving greetings Q
Bob Alderman and the Kellom
Community Center's Staff.
Around the Center
Getting in the Thanksgiving
mood, the Kellom Youth Council
presented its annual basket to
the Douglas County Welfare Bur-
eau, who will distribute it to a
needy Omaha family. Included in
the basket is a large II pound
turkey.
KeIlom Teenage Club, the Gay
ly-ettes, who meet in the audi
torium every Tuesday night at
7:3O announces its 1855 officers
as: President: Lottie Harris; Vice
President, Elsie Tullis; Secre-
tary, Sharon Bryant; Treasurer,
Anita Tullis.
The Youth Council has added
several probationary members to
their roster. They are: Carol
Anders, Ruth Billingsly, Estella
Vaner, Gloria Hogan, Wanda Bid
dies, Jackie Wall, Marion Jones,
and jamie Bush.
The Kellom Air Rifle Club was
on the firing range Thursday
night for the first time since the
organization of the 1855 group.
Several boys looked very impress
sive in their shooting and gun
handling ability. The Club will
hold its next meeting on Deem
Der 1 at 7:3O PM. at 1902 Charles
Street.
Harold Shields proved to be one
of the Center's brains" as he de-
feated IA boys to win the Junior
Boys Checker Champions which
were held on November a.
A four Team Women's Basket
ball League is scheduled to start
December 1. Entries in the lea
que are Omaha Merchants, Offutt
WAF's st. Peter and Paul and
Commercial Extension.
Velma Johnson and a group of
teenage girls are practicing every
Tuesday and Thursday evenings
soon under the direction Of John
Favor to enter the City's Glass
"B" Girls Basketball League
which will begin on December l,
at the Florence Community Gen.
ter.
Junior Boys Basketball Tourna-
ment will continue after the Holt
day with action on November 29
and 80. The 29th is also the day
for a final meeting of all man
ayers who plan on entering teams
in Junior Boys Basketball Lea
CUES.
Senior Boys Basketball
As the Senior Boys Basketball
League got underway Crusaders,
Blue Trotters, and Purple Tide
won first game victories.
Bob Winters basket enabled
Purple Tide to nose out the Roses
4O-42 in overtime. Kenneth Long
scored IS points for the Roses.
Art chatham out-scored Jim
Dempsey lilo as the Crusaders
defeated Celtics 1929.
Harry Posse was the nights
highest score in the Blue Trotters
26-25 exc over Purple Tide.
The Omaha guide., 1955-11-25
Legion Make
For
Drive

Theodore Roosevelt Post No.
30 American Legion is making
elaborate plans for a big smoker
to start its fall membership drive.
This event will be at the Legion
Hall December Is, 1855. An all
out effort is being put forth to
make this affair one of Omaha's
greatest events. All Legionnaires'
all Veterans Of Wars I, II and
Korean campaign are asked to
come to the Legion Hall and en-
Joy this great Smoker. Every.
thing will be free and this is
your chance to renew old acquain.
tances and meet new buddies.
Remember our sick. They are:
Ralph Underwood, Richard John
sen, Jessie White and others not
reported. Please 60 out to see
these Comrades.
The Ladies Auxiliary is doing
fine and at their last Rummage
Sale the result was very encour.
aging and the net proceeds very
good.
Don't forget the big member
ship Smoker to activate the men,
bership drive. This is all in ac-
cord with our aim, to grow strong
er to be able to serve better. In
this we know that we will fulfill
our service to God, our country
and our fellowman.
j. l.. Taylor, Commander
H. L. Embry, Jr., Adjutant
N. H. Comans, Pub. Officer
The Omaha guide., 1955-11-25

straiethen a bit and then turn again. This can be compared to the
humping" technique recommended for brakes If you start to skid,
turn your wheels Immediately in the direction Of the skid, but don't
overcompensate.
A single copy of the helpful booklet on safe winter driving may be
obtained free by writing Committee or Winter Driving Hazards, Ma
tional Safety Council, 425 N. Michigan Ave, Chicago II, Illinois.
The Omaha guide., 1955-11-25
ACHING MUSCLES

Relieve pains Of tired. sore. aching mus.
eiss with STAN6Ack, tablets or powders
eTANeAcK acts fast TO bring comforting
relief. /. . because the sTAN6Ack formula
combines several prescription type In.
arsdisnss for fast relief Of pain.
The Omaha guide., 1955-11-25
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Arizona sun., 1955-10-14

Ralph B. Feffer, Jr, 1856 Rodeo
Chairman of the Phoenix Junior
Chamber of Commerce, announced
today that the stock contract has
been awarded to Beutler Bros, of
Elk City, Oklahoma, for furnishing
Of rodeo stock for the 1856 Phoenix
World Championship Rodeo to be
held March 1913 Award was made
to Beutler Bros. on the basis of bids
\received from various rodeo pro-
ducerS and stock contractors, and
ION the recommendation of Rodeo
Committee members, Ralph B. Fef-
fer, Jr., Dale Kober, Dick Lodge,
Milt Graham, and Tommy Thomp-
son who have just returned from a
rodeo tour which included the Ak
Sar-Ben Rodeo at Omaha, Nebras-
"a produced by Kramer Bros.
Stock Contractors and the Albu-
querque Rodeo (produced by Beut-
ler BrOsO
The Beutler Bros, producing the
Phoenix ROdeO for the fourth con-
secutive year, are one of the top
rOdeO outfits in the business and
produce many of the greatest rO-
deos i'm the United States-tO name
few in the southwest, the Tucson
Ell PasO, Albuquerque, and Fort
Worth ROdeOS. Most rOdeO cowboys
claim that the bucxing horses and
brahma bulls supplied by the Beut-
ler Bros, are the meanest and most
vicious in the world. Also included
i'm the stock contract is the furnish
ing of cattle for the rOping events
and steers for the bull dOgging
events.
The Beutlers got their start in
the rodeo business back in 1927
with a high-flying, hard-bouncing
bronc named "Nigger Boy. Elra
Beutler had bought the black bronc
for a saddle horse-this proved to
be a mistake, as no one around
the place could ride him. Repeated
efforts to tame this bronc only
made him worse, so the BeutlerS
found they had an outstanding
bucking horse on their hands. In
the years since they started with
Niger Boy and few other rough
broncos that had been expelled
from various ranches, the Beutlers
have built string of $50 outstand-