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THE KANSAS CITY TIMES, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1962. K. U. Fraternities Pledge 496. the Democratic ticket, reported expenditures of $6,165.

In 1961. Americans donated 8,700,000,000 dollars to churches, schools, and charities, over 1 billion dollars of it from corporations and foundations. KEMPER COST $6,165. Senate Candidate Reports Cost of Nomination Race. Jefferson City (AP) Crosby Kemper, of Kansas City reported today he spent $6,165 in his personal campaign to win the Republican nomination for United States senator.

He reported the Kemper for senator committee spent another $30,709. Haskell Holman, state auditor, unopposed for renommation on PARTIES SET TO OPEN BIG DRIVE Republican and Democratic State Committees Will Meet Today. AIL TO BE HARMONIOUS Primary Focus Is Expected on Kemper-Long Race for Senate. Mens' Furnishings West Twenty-ninth terrace. Independence; Stephen Simonds, 6915 West Sixty-seventh.

Mission, and George Cain, 9116 Catalina, Prairie Village. Delta Sigma Phi Timothy Ben-sing. 2711 West Fifty-first terrace, Mission, and John Fisher, 10325 West Fifty-sixth, Shawnee. Delta Tau Delta Larry Hays, 6625 Milhaven, Mission; George Pro, 9307 Lee, Leaw'ood; Richard Schindler, 604 East Ninetieth terrace. and Michael Callen, 8100 Granada.

Prairie Village. Delta Upsilon Edward Hand, 7201 Lowell, Overland Park. Kappa Sigma George Green, jr 4401 Oxford, Prairie Village; James Shanks, 134 East Forty-seventh, North; Robert Gould, 6432 Verona, Prairie Village; Joseph Exposito, 3515 East Forty-eighth terrace. North; Larry Norris, 109 West Ninety-sixth; Charles Dobson, 4208 Locust; Eugene DeShazo, 7732 Tomahawk, Prairie Village; Daryle McGinnis, 3314 Summit; Ernest Yarnevich, 1215 North Twenty-second. Kansas City, Kansas, and Craig Peters, 5811 Cherokee, Mission.

Lambda Chi Alpha Bill McBee. 8112 Wayne; Sidney Spry, 6123 Woodson, Mission; Russell Hedge. 3709 Cambridge, Kansas City. Kansas: William Jensen. 9711 Manor, Leawood; Ernest Johnson, 5225 Sscamore.

Mission; Larry Petett. 2601 Pawnee, Prairie Village; Leo (By The Star', Own Service.) AWRENCE, KAS. The University of Kansas has announced the names of 496 men who have pledged social fraternities at K. U. There are 141 pledges from the Kansas City area.

They are: Acacia James Watson, 2709 South Forty-ninth, Kansas City, Kansas. Alpha Kappa Lambda Stephen Buchner, 6815 Granada. Prairie Village; Edward Schmidt. Lake Quivira; Bruce Bikales, 5810 High. Prairie Village, and Bradshaw Smith, 421 West Fifty-ninth terrace.

Alpha Tau Omega W'llliam Walker, 8320 Ensiev. Leawood; James Brandon, 5405 West Eightieth, Prairie Village; Richard Mend-lick, Terry Fouts. 8601 Travis, Mission; William McDonald. 6116 Russell, Mission; Gary Coulter, 8513 Robinson, Overland Park, and Ted Pahl, 8007 James Reed road. Ravtown Beta Theta Pi Kenneth Holm, 2904 West Seventy-second, Prairie Village, and David Robinson, 6647 VVenonga.

Prairie Village. Delta Chi Alan Brightman II, 3412 West Ninety-first, Leawood; I Larry Houk. 7504 Appleton, Ray-' town; William DeAtley. 414 Huntington; Marion Turrentine, 1320 Pi Kappa Alpha Robert Myers. 5206 West Seventy-ninth terrace, Prairie Village; David Parrish.

8340 Cedar, Prairie Village; John Wahl, 2100 West Seventy-first terrace. Prairie Village, and John Chambliss, 6009 West Eighty-seventh terrace. Overland Park. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Joseph McDowell III. 2100 Washington.

Kansas City, Kansas; Robert Bond. 6847 Oak terrace; Larry Davis. 6135 Morningside; Stephen Woods. 11 East Winthrope; John Weber. 6801 West Sixty-sixth, Overland Park; Wayne Wolfe, 2023 West Eighty-sixth terrace.

Mission; Harry Collins, 6823 El Monte. Prairie Village, and George Kopp III, 14 East Fifty-sixth. Sigma Chi Roger Rawlings, 1940 North Thirtieth. Kansas City. Kansas; Terry Oldham, 1317 Gree-lev, Kansas Citv.

Kansas; Thomas Jones, 703 North Twenty-second. Kansas City, Kansas; Roy Rawlings, 1940 North Thirtieth, Kansas Citv, Kansas, and Ronald Reuter, 1305 North Twenty-fifth, Kansas City, Kansas. Sigma Nu Barry Kaufman, 813 Sherman, Olathe: Robert Meer, 8316 Fontana, Prairie Village; William Smith, 8023 Kenwood: Curtis Patterson III. 6145 Lockton. Mission; Michael Murphy, 8225 Belinder.

Leawood; Leonard Martin III, 11201 State Line, and Frank Sierra, 9214 Cherokee, Leawood. Sigma Phi Epsilon Harry Coop Hubert. 6121 Caenen, Mission; John Hedge. 3709 Cambridge, Kansas City, Kansas; Stephen Stearns. 4612 West Seventy-second.

Prairie Village, and Lynn Megee, 3034 North Twenty-first, Kansas City, Kansas. Phi Delta Theta Robert Van Cleave, 2225 Washington, Kansas City, Kansas; Steve Renko. 3715 Freeman. Kansas City, Kansas, and Robert Tucker, 10210 Fontana. Overland Park.

Phi Gamma Delta Joseph McGrath. 4207 West Sixtv-ninth terrace, Prairie Village; Don Welch, 3913 West Sixty-seventh terrace. Prairie Village; Charles Lilgen-dahl, 7526 Aberdeen, Prairie Village; G. Boulware III. and Robert Boulware, 9715 Sagamore, Leawood; Ronnie Ferguson.

9924 Cherokee, Leawood; George Henrv, 9712 Manor, Leawood; Philip McGrath, 4207 West Sixty-ninth terrace. Prairie Village, and Tim Radford, 5720 State Line, Mission. Phi Kappa Sigma David Sager-ser. 6700 West Seventy-third, Overland Park; Kenneth McGee, 4705 West Seventy-seventh place. Prairie Village; Robert Lange, 2040 Breakwood.

Mission, and William Thomas. 9640 Kemper. Phi Kappa Psi Theodore Dickey, 8833 Marty. Overland Park; Charles Martin. 8015 Belinder.

Leawood; David Hvdeman, 2809 West Forty-eighth terrace. Mission; Kenneth Gorman. 9701 Manor. Leawood; Steve Forsythe. 9217 Lee.

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THEFT TRIALS SET OVER CITY EMPLOYEES' CASES TO NOVEMBER TERM. Mrs. Betty Acord and James Fuller Accused of Stealing From City. DOWNTOWN AND WARD PARKWAY. OPEN 'TIL 9 DAILY IN WARD PARKWAY.

Rinehard. Mission; Robert Stan-nard, 1327 Qumdaro, Kansas City, Kansas; John Long, 5332 Falmouth, Mission; Vincent Weiss, 540 Nebraska, Kansas City, Kansas; Joseph Voros, 6408 West Eightieth terrace. Overland Park; Rodd Staker, 8000 Dearborn, Prairie Village, and David Frens-lev, 5812 Roeland, Mission. Tau Kappa Epsilon David Blanding, 5125 Outlook, Mission; John Monett, 7910 West Seventy-fifth, Overland Park; Howard Estes, 8116 Granada, Prairie Village; Jan Parkinson, 3916 West Sixty-eighth terrace. Prairie Village; David Hutchins, 600 East Ninetieth; Donald Huker, 9643 Lamar, Mission, and Lloyd Sel-berg, 4624 West Sixty-third, Prairie Village.

Theta Chi Gary Wolf, 3706 West Fiftieth. Mission; George Hogan. 9810 Johnson. Merriam; Harold Callaway, 10101 West Eighty-ninth Overland Park, and Fred Loopstra 6632 Woodson, Mission. Theta Tau Robert Rosander, 5335 Birch, Mission.

Triangle Joseph Bowman, 10202 West Eighty-eighth terrace, Overland Park; James Kemme, 1200 West Ninety-fifth; Beverly Richardson 8720 Alhambra Overland Park and Ralph Burrell 5632 West Ninety-second place Overland Park. sas; Gary Claxton, 5042 Wells, Mission; Stephen Wilson. 9640 Lee. Leawood; David Kardell. 6115 West Sixty-first, Mission; Thomas Ruzicka.

9625 Manor, Leawood, and Robert Winn, 9610 High, Leawood. Phi Kappa Tau Roger Mellgren, 10331 Sagamore, Leawood; Richard Solum. 3520 West Ninety-seventh place, Leawood; John Burlington, 10321 Cherokee, Leawood; George Groneman, 2029 Sandusky, Kansas City. Kansas; John Pulley, 5012 Greeley, Kansas City, Kansas; John Kent, 2623 North Fifty-first, Kansas Citv, Kansas; Richard Lea-mon. 3116 West Seventy-third, Prairie Village; Larrv Butcher.

3038 North Twentieth, Kansas Citv, Kansas; Charles King, 1325 North Sixtv-fourth terrace, Kansas Citv. Kansas, and Robert Grounds, 8600 State, Kansas City, Kansas. Phi Kappa Theta Francis Cora-zin. 8515 Overhill, Leawood; Jerry Toombs, 6124 Elmonte, Fairway; Robert Frietsch. 5322 Foster, Merriam; Phillip Meitner, 5215 Howe, Mission: George Porter, 2536 West Ninety-first.

Leawood; Michael Garner, 5102 Granada. Mission; Lawrence Brooks, 2916 West Forty-seventh terrace. Mission; James Lyons, 1726 North Fortieth, Kansas City, Kansas, and Fred Uzzell, 5820 Sloan, Kansas Citv. Kansas. Jefferson City (AP) John D.

Fox told the Republican campaign strategy committee yesterday he can beat Democratic Rep. William J. Randall in the fourth congressional district of Western Missouri. He said enthusiasm is high and Democrats for Fox committees are being set up in every county in the district. He plans to use a 38-foot house trailer as a mobile headquarters during his campaign and fly over the district in a light plane in the last two weeks.

Fox is mayor of Raytown and said he is the first Republican mayor elected in Jack-son County in more than 20 years. He charged Randall is a puppet who responds on cue to the orders of the socialist group which is taking the Democratic party away from the people. PHONE KAY LYONS HA 1-7900 Trials for two former city employees accused of stealing city funds were set over yesterday afternoon by Judge John H. Lucas of the circuit court until the November court term. The defendants are Miss Betty Acord, 42, alleged to have stolen $4,348 while a clerk in the public works department, and James S.

Fuller, 36, former senior clerk in the buildings and inspections division, who is alleged to have taken $2,061. Dispute With City. Both defendants were in-dieted by the Jackson County grand jury after a flareup between city officials and the jury foreman over whether the city should be concerned only with restitution. The ease of Thomas A. (Hi-wav) Simone, indicted on a charge of assaulting Randolph Keith Burton, a policeman, was set for October 29.

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Inglish of California, to a second term as state chairman, and the Republicans are expected to elect state Sen. James P. Kelly to succeed H. Kenneth Wangelm of Poplar Bluff, who did not seek re-election. The re-election of the 41-year-old lawyer and former assistant attorney general when Gov.

John M. Dalton was attorney general was a foregone conclusion several weeks ago. He had the approval of Dalton, who originally selected him two years ago, and of Sen. Edward V. Long and Haskell Holman, candidate for re-election as state auditor.

The election of Kelly, 51-year-old Trenton farmer and businessman, was not certain until today when a vacancy was made for him on Republican state committee in his district. The chairman of each party must be a member of the state committee. Quiet Campaign Pays. Kellys friends began a quiet move for his election several weeks ago and he apparently had enough votes for election by the time Wangelin bowed out. Kelly is a graduate of the University of Missouri with postgraduate work in agriculture, a World War II veteran and a member of the Senate since 1954.

Senator Long and his Republican opponent, Crosby Kemper, of Kansas City, will deliver the keynote addresses before their respective conventions. The platforms will necessarily conform to the general attitudes of the keynote speakers who will stick mainly to national problems. The administration of Gov. John M. Dalton will be extolled along with the record of the 1961 Legislature which was controlled by the Democratic party.

The Republicans will attack the national and state administrations of the last two years and call for the election of a G. 0. P. congressional delegation and state Legislature. Manv See Moon Eclipse Sal urn Hundreds of Kansas Citians watched early last night as the planet Saturn, now bright in the eastern sky, appeared to collide with the moon and then disappeared for a time.

D. D. Clarke, leader of the Moon Watchers, a group of astronomical observers sponsored by the Kansas City Astronomy club and the Smithsonian Institution, called the phenomenon an occultation. It's an adaptation of the word occult, which means to hide, as the moon did with Saturn," Clarke said. Its caused by the moons passing between it and the earth." Clarke said the phenomenon was visible over much of the Eastern United States.

To observers here, the moon eclipsed Saturn at 8:10 oclock. The planet began to emerge one hour and 17 minutes later. Astronomers throughout the area were asked to make observations of the exact time various parts of Saturn passed behind the moon, Clarke said. These were to be used to check on Saturns measurements." accused of first-degree murder in a shooting of Hill Moore, 57, four confidence-game charges against Kenneth Jarrett, 30, and Frank Reed, who allegedly 911 Michigan avenue, in an attempted holdup at a grocery store. Be cute pert comfortoble in Arnel Triacetate Jersey, the wrinkle-free fabric thot drips dry.

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