WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 1949
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE SEVEN
State Approves $170 Million Fund
Topeka, May 4—(U.P.)—An official report today listed appropriations by the 1949 Kansas legislature at the whopping total of $170,867,764, by far an all-time record.
Gov. Frank Carlson asked for a greater outlay of state funds than ever before, but the legislature exceeded his recommendations by some 10 million dollars.
The money will be used the remainder of the current fiscal year ending June 30 and in fiscal 1950 and 1951.
Not included in the immense total were fee funds which various departments are authorized to spend out whose sum will not be known until the close of each fiscal year. A case at point was the highway commission, whose fee funds will
to go Kansas' new 20-year road
pumping program.
The report on legislative appropriations and tax revenue was compiled by the research department of the state legislative council. It is a preliminary statement. An "official reconciliation" will be made of the figures later.
An anticipated 31/2 million dollars will come from the new liquor tax.
in come from the new liquor tax. in distribution of appropriated money, it will be provided from the general fund, the sales tax fund and other special fund sources.
General revenue appropriations
totaled $57,846,709, 60.6 per cent or
21,832,716 more than in the 1947
gregory.
The session which Governor Carlain praised for its building program appropriated $20,337,014 for construction work at state institutions
Art Museum Shows Photos
Three exhibits will be on display
Three exhibits will be on display
Museum of Art from now
the end of May. They are arti-
culural photographs from Gat
ony, Switzerland, and Australia the Lawrence Camera club's annual exhibition; and Japanese prints on the Thayer collection.
by Chris Butler, special
smaller artist. He was
photographer for Stars and Stri-
ficial army newspaper. Several of
pictures were taken in a driving
The architectural photographs, towing European castles, shops homes, and surrounding countryside
although the only indication is small, although the in background, utter said.
Shown at the Museum of Art for the first time is the Lawrence Camel's annual exhibition. Mainly taken around Lawrence, the autographs will be judged and ribons awarded to the best next week. Twenty-nine Japanese prints, from the 2,300 prints in the Thayer collection, include works by Hiroike, Hokusai, Sharaku, and Kuyo-
noted Japanese artists.
niversity Women Meet Thursday
The University Women's club will id its annual business meeting, eighth election of officers and the reerts of the retiring committee airmen at 3 p.m. tomorrow in yers hall.
Mrs. Henry Werner, general chair-
in for the tea following the busi-
sess meeting, will be assisted by
ese committees: hostesses, Mrs.
rl B. Althaus, chairman; Mrs. T.
Metcalf, Miss Hazel Anderson,
mrs. Jacob Kleimberg, Mrs. W. J.
Jegersinger, Mrs. Guy Keeler, Mrs.
D. Paden, and Mrs. Jack McKay;
od, Mrs. F. E. Kester, chairman;
sal. Calvin VanderWerf, and Mrs.
mes Seaver; decorations, Mrs.
wight Metzler, chairman; Mrs. Aled
F. Gallup and Mrs. Gerald V.
visis; tea table, Mrs. R. E. Johnn-
chairman; Mrs. H. A. Ireland
and Mrs. Treva Brown, Mrs. C. H.
hinton and Mrs. J. O. Jones have
asked to pour.
Call K.U. 251 With Your News.
Graduate Directs Church Program In New York
Miss Elsie Penfield, '33, has taken a position as director of the women's program of the Presbyterian church with offices in the Presbyterian building, New York City. Her job includes the direction of all programs sponsored by women of the Presbyterian church in the United States, Alaska, and West Indies.
Phone K.U.376
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TRANSPORTATION
AF Reserve Unit To Meet
WANTED: Ride to and from Kansas City, Kansas daily during summer session. Call Charles Hannon, Lawrence 1731 or Kansas City, Kans. Dr. 5349.
JUNE AND August graduates interested in permanent work with a future at $75 per week, contact Mrs. Strong Business Placement Bureau for Friday interview.
MISCELLANEOUS
MEN 20 and over interested in making $1,000 to $1,500 for 3 months' summer work in Kansas City, contact Mr. Strong, Burke Placement Bureau for Friday interview.
FURNITURE: Upholstered and repaired.
Slip covers made. Upholstery and slip cover materials for sale. Courter's Upholstery, 837 Vermont. Ph. 143. 5-19
INTERIOR Decorating Service, draperies,
curtains made. Chairs upholstered or slip
covered with $10.00. Vases. $10.00. Free pile-
count. Unworn. Reviews. Jean Murphy.
Ph. 785K-11.
A meeting to form an Air Force reserve ground school unit will be held 7:30 p.m. today in 107, Military Science building.
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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-stop service is for pet fur, feathers, Grant's Pet and Gift Shop. 1218 Con. St. Phone 418.
THOROUGH on the auto check, easy on the driver's side. add Bros. motor body. Complete overhaul, repair motor body and fender repair, auto painting, used 170 off Barker). Phone 785 or 1821R
SUMMER ONLY. Nice kitchenette Apt.
entrance and connection, bathing. Convenient for campus and downtown area. Des-
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FOR RENT
Students and faculty who are members of the reserve now, and those who were members of the W.A.C. or nurses in the air force are invited to attend.
AFTER THE SHOW drop in and have it
Friendly Fountain Entrance
Epidura Pharmacy
FOUR ROOM furnished apartment with kitchen for rent. Call 24238 after 6 p.m.
SUMMER SCHOOL room in West Hills
bath and entrance. Call 1846.
BOOMS: Close to Mill for summer. 1228
La. after 6:00. . . 5
LANDLORDS, take advantage of this opportunity to secure a desirable, easy-to-get-along with tenant for your 3 room apartment. Call 3445. Garnard. 6
'28 FORD, first $65.00 takes; '35 Chevrolet,
2 door, h.; '36 Lincoln, 4 door, hr.
Walt's used cars: 739 N. 4th, North Lawrence.
FOR SALE
NEW OR used typewriter, adding machines, office furniture, magnetic recorders, wire or tape, chair cushions, sold or rented. Peterson's. 710% Mass.
MAGNETIC WIRE recorders. Up to 60 minutes uninterrupted recording. Models at $89.95, $119.50 and up. Call for a free demonstration. Hank Blow, 2234J, 1146 Tenn.
NEW, latest type Sunbeam Shavmaster electric razor. Gift, but already have one.
Value $22.50; sell for $15.00. Call 2374W,
lunch hour or after 5.90.
1940 MERCURY coupe sedan, $600. Ph
1573W or K.U. 276. 4
SIMMONS boxspring, mattress, bureau,
diven-bed, matching armchair, tables,
chairs, ruff, buffer, lamps, bookcases,
cabinet, cabinet, baby's crib.
Sumnyside. Tel. 2861M.
39 PLYMOUTH convertible. New aln 118 Miss Ednewb. New ednb., after 2.00 p.m.
G.I. JEEP. Excellent shape. Good tires,
new battery, overhaulmed transfer case.
See at 1003 Maine from 6:00 until 7:00 in
evening or make appointment at 2547W.
'49 MERCURY convertible, radio, heater,
whiteside walls, push-button windows.
Priced for quick sale. Call 1960W. Ask
for Bill. 9
CVHEVROLET Convertible, 1847. Radio,
heater, visor, turn indicator and other
extras. New tires. $1,500. Phone 1408M.
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LAKE AND RIVER bait; minnows,
crawdads, and worms. 25e dozen, Perch
reads, $1.00 dozen. T28
Woodcraft and Sport Shop. 728 Mass.
Phone 640.
AUTO RADIOS reduced: New Motorola radios sharply reduced during remodeling sale. Now as low as $39.95 at B. F. Goodrich. 9
1935 CHEVROLET Master, four-coron sedan. Good rubber, heatior, Poster De-Luxe radio. To see, call John Patton, phone 804. 8
COLUMBIA L. P., record attachment. Like new. Must sell for reasons of economy and uses easily to portable or mobile model radio. Call 8453 in evening. Ask for Jim.
BEAUTFUL pure bred cocker puppies registered. Grandisse is h. Lindale royal masterpiece with three champions In Royal competition. $15. Mrs. M. Dimont, $12 Miss.
1942 MERCURY Fordor. Good condition.
see it at 1131 Ohio. Owner available at
bess; Thursday, Friday 3 to 5
p.m. and Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
after 6 p.m.
41 HUDSON club coupe. Commodore six.
Excellent condition. Radio, heater, fogs.
et. 30,000 miles, one owner, Price,
$1.425. Phone 2884J after 5 p.m.
LINDLEY'S KANSAS CLEANERS 12 East Eighth Quality Cleaning at Reasonable Prices
$1,000 BUYs a 30 foot completely fur-
dred cabin, apt. range, ice box, bed,
pleptom of cupboard and closet space,
and an alarm clock at a night
turing week, all day Sundays.
1947 BUICK (Super) convertible. In excellent condition. Actual mileage only 8,806. Good tires, radio, heater, and other extras. Reasonable. 1538 Tenn. 6
PURERBEED black cocker puppies. De-
furring the championship wiilis, 915 Ala St., Phom 2184W
LARGE ROOM for 3 men students for next fall. Would like to store clothes this summer. We don't drink or smoke. Call Al Moore, 746 L-1. 4
IPRIGHT vacuum cleaner, good condition 3 years old. Phone 2902J. 10
GOOD USED trailer of recent vintage and reputable manufacture. Prefer 25 foot or longer model. Will pay reasonable price. Call 3029W. 6
CONN  Alto Sax. Good shape, gold lac-
quer. Call 985 after 5 o'clock Price
10.99.
WANTED
UNFURNISHED APT. 3 or more rooms,
or unfurnished house wanted to rent before July 1. 1949. Phone 1844 L4 after 6
10
BROWN BILLFOLD with laced edges.
Joseph Powell, 1408 Tenn. Phone 843.
John Powell, 1408 Tenn. Phone 843.
LOST
Men's Suits, Cleaned and Pressed - - - 75c
Ladies' Plain Dresses, CL and Pressed - 79s
Ladies' Plain Dresses, Cl. and Pressed 79c
CASH AND CARRY ONLY
Rowe First To Join Alumni
The first senior of the June 1949 graduating class to become a litte member of the Alumni association is Sally Rowe, journalism senior.
Miss Rowe's membership is a graduation gift from her mother, Elfriede Fischer Rowe, '17. Mrs. Rowe was the first life member of her class.
All University students are eligible to membership, said Fred Ellsworth,
secretary of the Alumni Association $ ^{ \textcircled{4}} $
A life membership, when paid in one payment, is $60. Life memberships also may be purchased in installments of $7 a year for 10 years.
Dues when paid from year to year are $2 a year for the first five years after graduation and $4 afterwards.
Pharmacists Elect Clark
Ralph W. Clark, professor of pharmacy, was elected chairman of the section on education and legislation at the annual meeting of the American Pharmaceutical association in Jacksonville, Fla. recently. More than 1200 persons attended.
DON'T FORGET
that steak tonight
1109 Mass.
at Bill's Grill
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Nutley
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Dexo  . 3 lb.
SHORTENING  _can  - 79c
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TOMATOES -- cons - 25c
Chad O. Bit
MARGARINE __ lb. __ 31c
Freestone 2 No. 2½
PEACHES
CHEESE FOOD _loaf _ 65c
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Early June
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Assorted
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CANDY BARS .. 6 for 25c
Assorted
Mother's Day
GUM ------------ 3 pkg. 10c
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