30,1949
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
FRIDAY, SEPT. 30, 1949
PAGE ELEVEN
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COLLEGE Outline Series books for all your courses are in now. These books are more effective. Come in and look at them at your Student Union Book Store. 10-6936 V-8 coupe. New 85 h.p. motor, trans. lift, heater, good tires, light body. See Harold Cooper at Hudson Oil Station. 5 CHEV. SEDAN. SEATBEAM lights, good body, good rubber (white side-walls). W. Johnson. 5 Drive A, Sunflower, Kans. 5
oAAG washing machine two years old. a large capacity. Excellent cleanliness. A reason for the price. See at Apt. R-36, 1810 La. SELL or SWAP. Marlin Model 39A lever action. 22 rife, 200 rounds ammo. Jap perkins. Others. Perkins. 1447 Mass. St.
NEW 1950 Motorola Television sets on display at B. F. Goodrich, 929 Mass. St. Asow as $119.95 plus tax. $10.00 down delivery - small monthly payments. 19
ARKER pencils on sale now for $1.49
formerly $3.75). A name you can des-
sign yourself can be emailed service. This saving plus your reate ticket! Student Union Book Store.
BRAND NEW Jeepster. Will sell cheap
$233.
GREEN five passenger Chevrolet
Audio and heater. A-1 condition. $25.00
can be seen at residence, 115 Tenn.
Ulman Been. Ph. 3691R. 10-4
FOR SALE or Trade. 1948 Buick Roadman Convertible, 18,000 miles, perfect condition, private owner, a real "woo- wagon." W. C. Snyder, Box 79, Ottawa
936 OLDSMOBILE for quick sale at $10.0
at 1126 Tenn. Apt. 3. 10-4
@ 128 tcm. Apr. 3.
Student center & treatment with busb,
$9.95 and $8.95. Negee-neck, $19.95.
Western Auto Associate Store, 944 Mass.
10-4 OR SALE - Schaum's "Theory and Problems in Physics" and "Theory and Problems in Chemistry" are now in. All problems worked out and explained to simplify work. STUDENT UNION BOOK STORE.
OR SALE, 1942 Ford. Law price. Perfect condition. Ph. Jim Rhime 2382 or 552. 3 PRAIVAC can be yours when you own your own home. $1,600 is the price of the three room home at 1329 Rhode Island St. The down payment is small and we invite our inspection—Ph. 2984R for you. Davis Carson, Reactor, 1241 Fernseston. S.
OR SALE—Used portable typewriters in excellent condition—priced from $19.50 to 49.50. Come in and try them out at your student Union Book Store. 3
OR SALE 139 Oldsmobile. Seat covers.
good tires, good paint, no dents. All parts
excently checked and motor tuned. Call
1244 Ohio after 3:00. Call
41 HUDSON coupe. R. h. new rings,
pistons, bearings. Metallic paint job.
test mileage check is 20-21 miles. Un-
r dealer book price. Call 25653. R
S a new B. F. Goodrich tire or size 6.00-16 plus fed. tax. B. F Store, 929 Mass.
BUSINESS SERVICE
THE NEW Parker "21" will use Superchroma
paper and the new Parker "15" pen. This new pen has all
the things you want in a fountain pen
and the price only $5.00. Student Uni-
book Store.
MRS. JOHNSON—costs, suits, and dresses made for you. Beautiful restyling, careful iterations. Telephone 1136. Address 438 St.
WE GIVE your snapshots "The Finishing
Mass. Ph. 1707. Jerry Brown's Camera Shop.
10-4
OPEN for business the new Topps Cleaners and Self Service Laundry. Let us help you make a real saving on cleaning halls. 1405-1407 Phone 2431, 10-4
SPECIAL BOOK orders from our store
I assure you of the fastest, easiest way
to purchase a new book. We need
marge, and you still get a rebate! 30
Student Union Book Store.
YPING DONE: Prompt attention, accur- curing to 1218 St. Conn. St. Ask for Miss
FURNITURE upholstered and repaired.
1083 Mass. Phone 1503. 11-3
803 Mass. Phone 1503.
By Bibler
ADIO SERVICE: Newest G.E. test equipment enables us to give faster, more accurate service on all A.M. or F.M. computer recorder equipment. Free pickup and delivery. Ph. 82. Bowman Radio and Electric. New location, 823 Vermont. 11-2
THOROUGH on the auto check, easy on the G.I. check at Hadi Bros. Motor Co. Compiled overhaul engine tune-up body repair manuals and parts for cars. 317 E. 17th. Phone 785 or 18212 r.
JAYHAWKERS: Give yourself a plesant surprise and visit your "jayhawk" pet shop. We have everything in the pet field. Their needs are our business. Our one-stop shop is for gardening and feathers. Grant's Gift and Gift Shop, 1218 Conn. St. Ph. 418. tf
RIDERS or car pool wanted: commute daily via Plaza Monday thru Friday. Classes 9 to 4 except Thursday 9 to 5 Benkosky, Valentine 600 30
TRANSPORTATION
COMMUTERS: Need several riders to
commute Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.
Leave K.C. 7:00 a.m. Leave Lawrence in
excuses. Call Kansas City, Jackson
City, Jackson
TWO BOOKS. Room 104, Fraser, Wednesday afternoon. Finder please call 3680 or bring to 1215 Oread. Need badly. Marilyn Ward. 10-4
MAN'S two-tone brown and tan cordu-
1023 jacket Finder please 10-4
LOST
BLACK bilbilloil Friday night at or near
12:00. Reward 7,000. James Faris, 3,868
to 7,000. Reward
RED BILLFOLD lost around the Union.
12411 LT Louisiana Blice Phon.
30918
PAIR OF pink rimmed glasses in brown alligator case Wednesday morning between Corbin and Fraser. Finder please Jean Bush at 800 or leave at Kansai Airport.
BLACK PERSIAN cat Sunday night.
night. 130, jacket. 1963, Rearward.
jacket. 1963, Rearward.
SMALL, brown pigskin piston at "the Stables." Finder keep money. Please re- contain in pure. Leave Daily Kansas to take to Virginia Joseph, Whitewater Kan.
MOVE CLOSER to school! Why support Reginald and the Rapid Transit? Vacancy at 1339 Ohio. Two blocks from Green hall. 3
FOR RENT
VACANCY for one boy. Call Mrs. Robt.
Wedekind, 1005 Indiana. Phi1600. W. 555
FOUR ROOM unfurnished apartment,
private bath. Baby required. 912 Ind.
THREE Room furnished apartment on
ground floor. Private entrance. Call 40463.
ROOM for one male student with a junior
designation. 15th to 30th. Next to bath, 8in, 1244 Kentucky, 30
to 40th. Next to bathroom, 90 inches.
THIRD FLOOR double room for 2 boys
$16 mo. + 1134 Miss. Phone 1731 or 31061.
LARGE DOUBLE room. Gas furnace
Mrs. R. N. Haughton, 1738 Mass. Pp. 2669R
Mrs. R. N. Haughton, 1738 Mass. Pp. 2669R
NICELY furnished single room for boy.
phone or phone 2536R.
WANTED
WILL PAY $650 and my 40 Plymouth for a good little model car. Contact Daily
WANTED Cars for洗山 simonizing and
Hunting at 1129 Vermont or phone 28531
at 1129 Vermont or phone 28531
LINDLEY'S KANSAS CLEANERS
12 East Eighth
Quality Cleaning at Reasonable Prices
Men's Suits, Cleaned and Pressed 75c
Ladies' Plain Dresses, Cl. and Pressed 79c
SLIDE RULES! All makes, K. & E., Dietzen, Pickett & Eckel and Henni, in new words with teacher or companion cases are at your Student Union Book Store.
VIS-ED LANGUAGES in Spanish, French, and German. A new easy way to work with your child or children in English words and their corresponding foreign words. Student Union Book Store.
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WHY NOT attend those football games? my home. Phone 10943J
THE NEW Parker "Aero-metric" pen and pencil套 and supplies for use with them are all in stock at your Student Union Book Store.
THE NEW FUN, you you'll have fun the 24-40! Members are invited to bring their guests. Open Sunday. Herman Wilders Sat. nite. 30
GOOD QUALITY second sheet for only 1340 Tenn. St., also rooms available for screen printing, sketching copies and more. Work. Buy yours now at STUDENT UNION BOOK STORE. 3
WILSON'S BOARING formerly located 1340 Tenn. St., also rooms available for screen printing, sketching copies and more. Work. Buy yours now at STUDENT UNION BOOK STORE. 3
BAT ALL you can eat. Family style dinner served daily, 5 to 7 p.m. 75c. 1745 Ohio. Phone 1676J. 3
SPECIAL STUDENT rates on Time and Life magazine subscriptions. We take subscriptions on all magazines. P.S. You robate too! Student Union Book Store. 3
EXPERT SLIP cover, drapery, and decorating service. Materials for sale. Jean Murphy, 1154 East 15th phone 1496R. t. USISCRIBE to the Kansas City Star. Call
No Liquor For Oklahoma
Oklahoma City, Oklaw., (U.P.)—Victorious dry leaders joyfully sang "Praise God From Whom All Blessings Flow" today and then started a drive against Oklahoma bootleggers and dealers in 3.2 beer.
The decisive defeat of repeal in Tuesday's special election was described by spokesmen for the United Dry association as proof that Oklahoma citizens want the state even drier than it is now.
Oklahomaans rejected abolition of the "bone dry" laws by a vote of 310,889 to 262,625 with all but 177 of the state's 3,721 precincts counted.
It was the sixth time since statehood in 1907 that Sooners had junked a repeal amendment.
The call of dry leaders for stricter enforcement of prohibition may incite early action by state legislators. State senate president pro tem Bill Logan said the election outcome stands as a mandate to the lawmakers to make prohibition "more enforceable."
The Rev. Roy S. Holomon, executive secretary of the drys, said a previously announced plan to seek a ban on 3.2 beer—if the repeal amendment failed—would now go into effect as a matter of course.
Wets bitterly termed the election a "tragedy."
Kansas Crop Survey Reports Progress
Topека, Kan.-(U.P.) The newly planted Kansas winter wheat crop was reported today to be germinating well.
In a weekly survey, the federal and state agriculture departments said volunteer growth "is quite easy" in western and central counties.
Seeding of the 1950 crop is nearly completed in the western third of Kansas, a major part of the nations wheat belt. Planting work has begun in all parts of the state.
Hubert Collins, government agricultural statistician, said that soil conditions generally are good over Kansas, but additional rains would be helpful. Winds have dried the topsoil considerably in the west, he said.
The corn harvest continued on a limited scale. Some frost damage to corn and sorghum fields was reported in Norton county, with possible frost damage to late fields in other northwestern areas.
Little Man On Campus
Patronize Daily Kansan Advertisers.
"Oh, it's just Prof. Snart—He said he'd look in on us now and, then to see if we were doing our home work."
Piltdown Man Only 100,000 Years Old Believed Not Related To Modern Man
London, — (U.P.)—If you're proud of tracing your ancestry back 500,000 years to the Piltdown man, it's time to stop bragging.
Dr. Robert Oakley, British anthropologist, reported today that the Piltdown man is 400,000 years or so younger than generally believed, and furthermore he is no relation to modern man.
The Piltown man, Oakley said. lived about 100,000 years ago, and not the 500,000 anthropologists have believed.
"He had an ape-like jaw and he was definitely no ancestor of modern man." Dr. Oakley pointed out.
Dr. Oakley dissented from the accepted theory after he tested the fluorine content of the Piltdown bones unearthed in a gravel pit in Sussex in 1912.
He said bones sapped up certain fluorine from the earth in which they
were buried, and a test of that in the Plitdown man's framework proved he was hiding out on his age.
Dr. Oakley noted that Dr. Robert Broom, South African anthropologist, hopes to prove one day that man dates back almost 1,000,000 years. Until then, he hinted, Britons might look for a new name for the Piltdown man and for new ancestors.
As it is, he said, science has no human jaw older than 50,000 years.
LUSH LOOP RUGS
Sink your cold toes into their soft as moss texture ... Sense the thrill of their clean, keen colors: red, rose, white blue, green, and grey.
36x60-8.50
24x36-2.98
30x54-6.75
48x72-13.95
Rug department—Weaver's third floor