BER 1, 194
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1949
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN. LAWRENCE. KANSAS
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--should be examined today. Call for appointment. Any lens or Prescription Duplicated. Phone 425 1025 Mass. Lawrence Optical Co.
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--should be examined today. Call for appointment. Any lens or Prescription Duplicated. Phone 425 1025 Mass. Lawrence Optical Co.
Atomic Shelters Are Too Expensive For The Average American Family
Chicago—(U.P.)-A snug atomic shelter buried in the yard of every home isn't in the cards, a real estate and construction expert said gently.
The cost of building an effective structure would be prohibitive other than for the very wealthy or the military," said David O. Bohannon, San Mateo, Calif, one of the nation's largest builders of private homes.
To illustrate, Mr. Bohannon estimatd the bare cost of building a comfortable private family shelter of concrete 15 by 40 feet—small enough to fit any standard lot—with lead-sheated walls 1 foot thick and sunk 14 feet into the ground.
"With modern earth - moving machinery," he said, "it would cost about $1,200 to dig the hole, assuming of course that you had no rock excavation problems. A concrete structure with walls one foot thick would run to about $4,200, and that's just the shell."
You'd have to make adequate provisions for proper domestic water and sewage disposal. And naturally, the place would have to have its own light plant with sufficient fuel to supply the generator in case power lines were cut.
"Now our highly - mechanized little plant would have to have some sort of cold storage facilities for food—how much would depend on how long you had to stay in it—and nobody, not even the Atomic Energy commission, is prepared to tell us that.
"Some steel reinforcing around the structure would help. But from what we learned at Nagasaki, we know that an atomic blast blows steel away like dust
"In the case of lead sheating, you would have to draw on a subsidy from the Unted Stites treasury. We can't even afford lead for drain-pipes.
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"American builders are prepared to build anything. But I don't think we're quite ready to produce these units for the "economy house market."
In a 20-mile race, a man would win over a horse because of his endurance.
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FOR SALE
YOUR BEST BUY! 1949 Ford Tudor, Six
hour re tune up. Heater, heater
re tune up. Call 366-2180
MEDICAL and Zoology students: Excellent Bausch & Lomb, carbon are, micro projector, for Embryology, Histology and Genetics. They group study demonstration. See Warren Swartz or John Stanfield, Medical School, or call 1198 after 5 p.m. 7
WITTS END Art Shop: Handmade Jewelry.
Large assortment of Handworked linens. Doll clothes and whatnots. 1027\
Masses. Hours 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. (6
1838 MASTER DeLuxe Chev. Tod serd,
14,000 miles, new motor, good tires
and body finish, radio and heater, winter-
ized, $235, 1031, M泉.3251W. 2
IMPORTED Mexican purses, ladies' and
men's billfolds, earrings or what do you
want? See or call Eddie Bales, Phone 730,
1217 Obt.
1934 HUDSON; runs good; will consider
offer; must sell; phone 2296-J. 5
1839 DODGE 4-door sedan with radio and heater, in good condition. And 2-wheel trailer in fair condition. Call Bob Lindsay at 1520M. 6
DRIVE IN for Underwood's Pasteurized
New 15c a quart. At the sign of the Fly-
'Red Horse on West 7th at the edge
of town.
NOV. 19, 1 pair brownish suit pants somewhere between 1315 Tenn. via Lawrence hospital and 8th and Mass. If found please call 2738R, Reward. 2
LOST
DARK BROWN leather glove between Hoch auditorium and Call's call, before Thanksgiving. If found, please call Neil Humfield at 2355W. Reward. 5
THREE STRANDS pearls with silver
imitation diamonds 1783J
Nelshies Smith
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LOST or STRAYED. Brown leather zipper notebook. Need class notes desperately. Will pay $5.00 for contentions asked. Phone 3807 Charles Price. 1
NEAR 12th and Louisiana Schaeffer
and cap - Reward
Phone Mrs. Brown 860.
FOR RENT
LARGE ROOM suitable for 2 or 3 men,
with private bath and continuous hot
water. Close to University and bus. Ph.
3480R. 7
RIDERS WANTED: Leaving for Wilchita every Friday at 4 p.m. Returning Sunday evening. Please call between 7-9 p.m. Harry Shuttz, Ph. 3101J. 1
TRANSPORTATION
MAKE YOUR Christmas plane reservations early with the First National Bank Travel Agency to avoid disappointments at 30 for information and reservations.
GOOD WAGES for students selling "Magic Tops." So different. So novel and entertaining. Spin one and get two-magic! Sells itself, no string. No spring Easy for little tots to spin. Sample 25c for little tots in Toy Co., 748 St. City, KK.
DRIVE IN 1N for Underwood's delicious Eggnog, 60c a quart. At the sign of the Flying Red Horse on West 7th at the edge of town. 1
DON'T SEND your laundry home! Nine pound Bendix load takes only 30 minutes. Drying time additional. Laundraire, 813 Vermont. Hours 7 to 30. 6
OPPORTUNITY for commissiones for sales made at Sunflower to prospect; you re-commission the prospect; you refer the prospect we do the selling. Apply University Daily Kansan Box 1.
DO YOUR Christmas shopping on the Hill at the Y.W.C.A. bizarre, Dec. 2nd and 3rd, at Henley House, 1236 Oread. Open from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. 2
WILL DO Baby siting by the hour or
call. Call Mrs. E. J. Watson 43743M. . .
SIX DAY SKI PARTY. Leave afternoon
December 25 for Winter Park, Colorado.
$80 all inclusive. Group of 12 by Satur-
ture to secure low rate. Boob Teel, phone
284.
BUSINESS SERVICE
SPECIAL: Odds and Ends in movie
Hank Brown's Camera Shop
846 Mass.
TYPING. Term papers, notebooks, letters, theses, legal papers. Accurate work. Regular rates. Prompt attention. Mrs. Shields, 1209 Ohly, Phone 1601
TYPING: Call Hazel Stanley, 2865M for prompt experienced. $201% Mass
TYPING DONE: Prompt attention, accurate work and reasonable rates. Tel 418 or bring to 1218 Conn. St. Ask for Miss Helen. f
THOROUGH on the auto check, easy on the G.I. check at Hadl Bros. Motor Co. Complete overhaul, engine tune-up, body repairs, 317 E. 17th, Phone 788 or 1821R JAYHAWKERS: Give yourself a pleasant surprise and visit your "Jayhawk" pet shop. We have everything in the pet field. Their needs are our business. Our one-time fee includes fuel for cat and feathers. Grant's Pet, and Gift Shop 1218 Con. St. Ph. 418
SEVENTEEN room, 3 story frame house,
4 baths, suitable for sorority, fraternity or apartment house. Available spring term 1950. Box 10. 5
MALE STUDENT to share small apt
reasonable call 1788R. Ask for Geno
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Girl Can't Cook,
Sew—Kills Self
WANTED
Tokyo, Japan—(U.P.)A 20-year-old girl committed suicide on the eve of her wedding because she considered herself unfit as a bride, being "extremely poor at cooking and sewing."
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In a note to her fiance, Mitsu Masuda added apologetically that she was adept at the 'sororo' "shark" manipulation, and manipulated adding machine.
ARCHERY TACKLE
Bows ... 7.45
Arrows ... .35
Gloves ... 2.50
Arm Guards ... 1.35
Coffee Survey?
Officials Say No
Washington, Nov. 30—(U.P.)The census bureau now is seriously considering demands that it conduct a survey to find out why coffee prices are so high.
The girl, who used to work in a bank, poisoned herself after mailing her trousseau to the waiting bridegroom.
Philip M. Hauser, acting bureau director, said a letter Sen. Guy M. Gillette, (Dem., Iowa.) sent him Tuesday was only a part of the public pressure brought on the bureau recently to resume publishing statistics on U.S. coffee supplies.
Kirkpatrick Sport Shop 715 Mass. Ph.1018
Senator Gillette, chairman of a senate agriculture committee studying food prices, asked Mr. Hauser to tell congress immediately how much coffee is on hand and to resume regular publication of such statistics.
Mr. Hauser said he can't give an immediate final decision on Senator Gillette's demand for three reasons:
1. He has not actually received the Senator's letter.
2. He has not made up his mind whether the survey would be more important than others being made by the bureau.
3. Charles Sawyer, secretary of commerce, must approve any such survey.
But Mr. Hauser said he thinks "chances are good that it will become a matter of public interest" to know just how much coffee there is in this country.
Woman Learns Welding
Denton, Texas—(U.R.)—Inez Meaker, 18, North Texas State college sophomore, is the second woman in the 39-year history of the industrial arts department to take a welding course. Her father was a welder, she explained.
Lemmings Grow Their Own Snowshoes For Winter Use
San Francisco—(U.P.) —Lemmings, famous for their immigration problems, grow their own snowshoes in the winter and shed them with the spring thaw.
Sally Carrigharm, nature writer, has brought one of the tiny rodents from Alaska to the California Academy of Sciences here. Between the toes of its forepaws, it has grown thick pads. The lemmings use their seasonable enlarged feet to burrow under the hard frozen ground.
Lemmings multiply rapidly and from time to time, the population gets too much for itself. When this peak is reached, thousands of the rodents embark on a mass migration, settling in another country or part of the Arctic region. Sometimes, they all march right on into the sea and perish.
REMEMBER?
'Suds In Your Eye'
Mary Lasswell's new book
'One On The House'
continuing the adventures of the three old girls, is here.
$2.50
THE BOOK NOOK
1021 Mass. Tel. 666
Candy Values
Warwick
CHOCOLATE CHERRIES ...1 lb. 49c
Warwick
THIN MINTS ...1 lb. 39c
Worthmore
LIBERTY CREAMS ...1 lb. 29c
CANDY CORN ...1 lb. 29c
Iona No. 2 can
Peas ___10c
Ched-O-Bit 2 lb box
Cheese Food _69c
Sure Good Colored 1 lb
Margarine ___33c
Ann Page can
Pork & Beans _10c
Ritz 1 lb box
Crackers ----29c
Ann Page 1 lb jar
Grape Jelly --23c
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You'll Find These BARGAINS On Our Xmas Tree!
Pre-Christmas "SALE"
- Windshield Washers
Were $9.75 Now $7.75
● Spot Lights
Were Now
$20.25 $14.75
● Road Lamps
Were Now
$18.00 $14.38
Trouble Light Were Now $2.85 $2.45
- Includes Installation
MORGAN-MACK
BARGAIN STREET
714 VERMONT