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IURSDAY, MAY 11, 1950
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE. KANSAS
PAGE ELEVEN
Official Bulletin
Thursday, May 11
veterans' requisition books for
lipment and supplies will not be
aired after May 20.
A.V.C.F. missionary meeting, 12
son Friday, Daniforth chapel, Mrs.
evans, speaker.
inter-Varsity Christian fellowship, 0 to 820 tonight, 131 Strong hall. ss. Bryard, former missionary to ain. speaker,
General Semantics club. 74-5 to 111. Strong hall. Phillip Pery, report on "General Semantics bibliography."
Le Cercle Francais jeudi 11 mai,
p.m. moins le quart chez made-
oiselle Crumrine, 920 Missouri.
ogramme et pique-nique; cotis-a-
sing "cents" américains.
important Red Pepper meeting,
tonight, 103 Strong hall.
Location of 1950-51 Engineering Council representatives today, polling place basement of Marvin hall open until 5 p.m.
Christian Science organization regular meeting, 7:30 tonight, Danforth chapel.
Gamma Alpha Chi. 5 p.m. today.
Journalism building. Discussion
elections; attendance required.
Mortar Board. 9 tonight, Delta
Delta Delta house.
Spanish movie "Los Heroes del barrio" sponsored by department of romance languages and literatures, 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. Friday, Fraser theater. English sub-titles; public invited.
K.U. Dance Manager applications
now being accepted by Tom White.
Social chairman of A.S.C. State
Qualifications and send to 1111 W.
11th before Friday.
Swiss Engineer Breaks To ASCE
Rolf Vollenweider, special student in engineering, speaking before the American Society of Civil Engineers, told members to choose the job where it is possible to learn more about your field.
Too many graduates look only at the salary when considering jobs. A new years of continued learning and of earning a good reputation is much more important when considering job possibilities than the salary, he added.
Vollenweider is a graduate of the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology. He spent four years in field work in Switzerland before coming to the University to continue his studies.
The practical problems of engineering are stressed at K.U., whereas more emphasis is placed on theoretical problems in Switzerland, Vollenweider said.
Call K.U. 251 With Your News
VARSITY Phone 132 for Sho Time
12c - 39c
"Hungry Hill"
all seats 75c tax incl. special
student price 50r
Friday - Saturday
Action Ace George Houston "Lone Rider Ambushed"
..plus..
in "A Chump at Oxford"
Laurel and Hardy
Also: Late World News
Ch. 8 "Bruce Gentry"
University Daily Kansan Classified Advertising
Phone K.U.376
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FOR SALE
1938 FORDOR Ford. Mechanically perfect Good body, and paint, $229.00. See Jack Schlegel, 1045 West Hills. Phone 1700. 17
FOR SALE by owner, 1948 Mercury convertible miles, excellent 15
12754
THREE CLEAN cars; 1947 Chevrolet, 2 doo style Master; 1941 Chevrolet contai-
cre, new top; 1339 Ford DeLuxe,
slick. All in top condition; see to ap-
reciate. West 9th Auto Sales. Phone
323. 12
GERMAN Shepherd dog for sale. 16-
months old. Exceptionally good dispo-
sition. Registered, W. O. Nelson, Phone
354-554-1980. 16
EXPERIENCED Remington portable
portable writer with Italian keyboard in good
condition for only $12.50. Student Union
Book Store. 1F
47 FORD Business Coupe. R. & H., 6
jew tires, sidewalls, a good coat.
370MU, 379MU.
NOW AVAILABLE! A fountain pen especially designed for left-handed writers. Only $5.00 at your Student Union Book Store. 16
THEIR IS STILL time to let College Outline Series help you get you a better grade. One for every subject at the Student Union Book Store. 16
TWO CHEVROLETS, 1940. Master Deluxe and Special Deluxe, both with radio, heater, good tires, loud sound. See these to see the Vern Schimmel. 15 inch Mass. Ph. 424. Wielens
SENIORS! One of your treasured remembrances of your days at K.U. will be the record album of K.U. songs. Produced by the Alumni Association and now available at the Student Union Book Store. 16
1948 HARLEY-DAVIDIS motorcycle
new clutch 8000 miles. Call Richard &
Henry
DINNER: Spaghetti and meatballs; 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Thurs., May 18. R.L.D.S. church lower auditorium, at 12th Ver. Tickets available at Round Corner Drug. 8th and Mass., 75c. Come and bring your friends. 18
1939 LINCOLN with Mercury motor,
Zentih 8 tube radio and south wind
heater. Clean and in excellent condition.
Everything works. Parking is sell in.
8275, Phone 443
1938 BUICK, 5 passenger coupe, radio,
heater, good tires, clean, good condition
mechanically, $250. 1234 Tenn. Aternoon
and evenings. 11
WHITE dinner couch, $15. Summer fux pants, $37 or 38. Like new, $15. Bathroom, $4. Aqua, $4.
1940 STUDEBAKER Commander Coupe
Heater and Holder, 50,000 actuum
123 720-874-1234 13
ON MOTHER'S DAY say "I Love You"
with a box of assorted cured nuts and nut
filled chocolates from the DIXIE CO.
MEL CORN SHOP $1.25
Five pound box. $6.95 Wrapped free for
the Dixie Carnel Corn Shop.
842 Mass. 11
FINEST TELEVISION-Best in sets and
certain at lowest prices. New shipments
just arrived. $87.50 and up. See the new-
entrance Emerson table model set at $193.50.
Easy terms. Bowman Radio and Electric,
$23 Vermont. Phone 138. tf
Features at
TYBING. Thesis, Term Papers, Reports.
Telephone: Mrs. Wilde 115
Tenn. Phone: 30288M.
Itself:
STUDENTS! Bring or send your Tennis,
Badminton, Squash racquets to Gulloff
Sporting Goods, 1711 Minnesota, Kansas
City, Kansas. Prices start from $2.25 per
unit.
Today thru Saturday JAYHAWKER
24 FOOT NATIONAL house trailer. Com-
monly furnished. See after s. 13 p. 138
Kv.
FORMALS AND DRESSES of all types made to order. Also alterations and re-modeling. Call Mrs. Scales. Phone 3060-W. 1444 Teen. 15
SUMMER WORK. INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION will employ several alert, mature students with good personality for summer work. This is a dignified sales activity representing the oldest, largest, most known firm in the field. Applicants accepted will work by appointment on leads we furnish. Earnings $75.00 to $125.00 and more per week on an vanced percentage of jobs. W. F. Griffin Grand Ave., Kansas City, Mo. Giving qualifications, school and home address. 24
BUSINESS SERVICE
Features af
1:00 - 3:00 - 5:05 - 7:10 - 9:15
JAYHAWKERS: Give yourself a pleasant surprise and visit your "Jawbawk" pet shop. We have everything in the pet field. Their needs are our business. Our one-stop pet shop has everything for Pet and Gift Shop. 191F Comp. St., Ph. 418. tf
THOROUGH on the auto check, easy o-
f the G.I. check at Hadl Bros. Motor,
Motorcar and fender repair, auto painting, used
cars. 317 E.17. Phone 1825 or 1821f
FYRING. Term papers, notebooks, letters, theses, legal papers. Accurate work. Regular rules. Prompt attention Mrs. Shields, 1209 Ohio, Phone 1601
TYING, Theses, Term Papers, Reports.
Mrs. Sheila
1028 Vermont, Ph. 11638.
TRANSPORTATION
RIDERS: WANTED: Leaving for Wichita every Friday at 4 p.m. Returning Sunday evening. Please call between 7-9 p.m. Harry Shultz, phone 3101J. 12 WANTED: Someone to drive car to westen New York in early June. Call
WANTED: Someone to drive car to western New York in early June, Call 1620-W.
WANT RIDERS or share the driving to summer school. Leave Plaza 7 a.m., return 11 a.m. JE 3178, Kansas City, Mo., after 6 p.m. TF
LOST
BETWEEN Watson Library and Lindley hall around 11 a.m. Tuesday, one small brown manilla expanding envelope with note cards for English term paper, address and phone number on outside. Newman Shaver, 1801 Ala., 3490R.
PLASTIC rimmed glasses in brown case with Molter Optical company written inside. Possibly near Jayhawker Theater. Martin Liggett, Phone 3445. 12
FOUR-MONTH-OLD blond cocker pup.
Reward. Phone 347 or 1996. 12
WANTED
EXPERIENCED stenographer qualified to take dictation. Permanent worker Jessel (Jessie) Wiley, Band Dept., Phone KU 385.15 ARE you leaving KU. for the summer? Graduate student, wife and child exchange for use of bohe. Phone 25794
SELL ALL your used books to the Student Union Book Store Monday, May 29. Tuesday, May 30. Wednesday, will pay top cash prices for all current books, and the Wilcox and Follette representative will buy all obsolete and discontinued titles. Student ref.
MOBILE HOUSE TRAILER in exchange with student for 4 room apartment for summer. Phone 619-R. ___ 11
FOR RENT
RIDING HORSES for rent by the hour.
Bridge paths and trails nearby. For hay-
rack rides, call Mott Stables, Phone 1842,
770 West 4th. 12
HONEYMOONERS! Vacationers! For rent in Estes Park area, modern housekeeping cabins. Completely furnished, big stone fireplaces, electricity, both. gorgeous mountain view. Humane room only. on W. Zumwinkel, 2474 S. Chester, Denver, Colorado. 12
Open 12:45
- Added Fun -
COLOR CARTOON
Co-Hit
Soon
"Cheaper by the Dozen"
"I Married A Savage"
See "ZORITA" do her
ser. snaked e
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Her name is
"LIL" and
SAT. OWL - SUNDAY
Every word is true!
Claudette Colbert
"THREE CAME HOME"
Also
COLOR CARTOON - NEWS
35%-ROOM apartment near campus. Private bath and private entrance. Available now. If desired. Available now. A similar apartment available June 15. 1101 Tenn. 16
THREE APARTMENTS for rent, reasonable,
phone 2082 or 3311. 16
SUMMER SCHOOL rooms for boys:
5471M, 1234 Orcad. Fev vacancies! PC
PC
ROOMS for summer or fall, 3 double and 1 single. Sleeping porch. Single beds. $10.00 a month per person. 1222 Miss Phone 495. 24
NEW four-room house, completely furnished, garage, automatic洗衣机, June 1. September 1. Call K.U. K17 before 5 p.m. or 3791-J after 5 p.m. 15
TWO LARGE, cool rooms for summer students. Single beds, linens furnished, rooms kept clean, kitchen privileges if not needed. Phone 25232 or can be seen evenings.
JAYHAWKER
NOW THRU
SATURDAY
MAKE BETTER GRADES! Rent a portable or standard typewriter for $3.50 a month or $1.00 a week. All makes and models at Student Union Book Store tf
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11:15
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