University Daily Kansan
Monday, Nov. 26, 1951
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issional as the men.
William Speer
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'38 FORD COUPE—Motor almost new, clean inside, $135, see at 1023 Vt., Phone 2236J. 30
RETINA II camera with rangefinder,
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SECRETARY, part-time; good at shorthand. Interesting, varied work, good pay Prefer student. Apply in person to E. F. Beth. journalism Building. tt
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STUDYING late tonight? Refresh yourself with fountain beverages and sand-wiches—for pickup. Alamo Cafe. Phone 3804, 1108 Mass. tt
CRYSTAL CAFE serves choice steaks, sandwiches, malts, home-made pies and cakes. Free parking space for customer. In the morning, a s.m. to midnight. Crystal Cafe, 690 Vt.
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MISCELLANEOUS
RIDE WANTED from Kansas City to Lawrence and return Tuesday and Thursday. 8 o'clock classes. Phone VA-3919. 28
JAYHAWKERS: Give yourself a pleasant surprise and visit your "Jayhawk" pet shop. We have everything in the pet shop, we are pro show, our one-stop pet shop, everything for fur, fin, and feathers. Grant's Pet and Gift Shop, 1218 Conn. Phone 418. tf
A buffalo skin Indian robe valued at $750 with important events of 80 winters recorded on it, is one of approximately 2,000 items in an Indian collection recently bought by Pat Read, Lawrence Indian trader.
Indian Trader Buys $750 Buffalo Skin
The robe is called a winter count. On it Sioux Indians drew pictures of the most outstanding occasion of succeeding winters.
Other unusual items in the collection, which was purchased from Floyd Schultz, former Indian collector, are a dress decorated with 15 pounds of beads, a sacred pack which formerly belonged to a Pawnee Indian medicine man, a war shirt ornamented with 16 locks of human hair and a scalp lock, originally owned by a Blackfoot chief, with nine scalps on it.
Bows and arrows, a buckskin shirt and moccasins taken from an Indian at the Battle of Wounded Knee on Dec 29, 1890 and brought back to Ft. Riley by members of the Seventh cavalry.
Also Indian games, a bone breast plate, a bear claw necklace, a hand-made silver comb of 1865 and a basket made in 1860.
Pat Read was employed by the Indian service immediately after World War I and served in Kansas and on reservations. His first trading post was in New Mexico.
Don't drive unless you are fully capable of handling your ton-and-a-half of potential destruction—your automobile.
Comfort! Convenience!
JAYHAWKER
NEW Push Back CUSHIONED CHAIRS
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LOOK MAGAZINE
WARNER BROS. PRESENT "A Streetcar Named Desire"
STARRING VIVIEN MARLON
LEIGH AND BRANDO
Twenty-six students are receiving all or part board from 24 organized houses.
ELIA KAZAN PRODUCED BY
PRODUCER BY
CHARLES K FELDMAN
The students come to KU on various combinations of scholarships. The majority of the students are going to school under the Army-state department re-orientation program and the Institute for International Education.
The foreign students recently went on a field trip to Topeka,to learn more about American industry and government and to obtain new slants on American life.
SCREEN PLAY BY TENNESSEE WILLIAMS DIRECTED BY ELIA KAZAN
All The Fire Of The Pulitzer Prize And Critics Award Play.
This trip was sponsored by the foreign student committee, a group of faculty members who assist foreign students in coming to KU and in problems they face here at the University.
Bold and Brilliant!
Cosmopolitan
Magazine
Also the foreign students participated in a model United Nations assembly for Kansas high school students Nov. 17.
One hundred and twenty-two students from 40 foreign countries are attending the University this semester as compared with 162 who attended last year.
Students From 40 Countries At KU
Comfort Conventice!
JAYHAWKS
NEW Push Back CUSHIONED CHAIRS
James Phyllis
Cagney Thaxter
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Nine students are from India, eight from Germany, eight from Japan, six from Austria, five from China, four from Canada and Switzerland, and three from Japan.
Feature Times: 1:00
3:04-5:08-7:12-9:16
There are also students from Egypt, Israel, Mexico, Rumania, Greece, France, Sweden, Bolivia, Lebanon, Cyprus, Iran, Costa Rica, the Philippines, Holland, England.
Norway, Estonia, Nigezia, Korea Iceland and Czechoslovakia.
Granada
'Out' Door—'In' Hospital
Williamson, W. Va.(U.P)—Rary Musick, 25, followed the wron traffic pattern and tried to go out the "in" door of a supermarket here The Williamson life saving crew pulled him out of the wreckage o the plate-glass door and took him to the hospital, where he was treated with 33 stitches in his face, arms and stomach.
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