THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1949
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE SEVEN
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MISCELLANEOUS
INTERIOR Decorating Service, draperies,
curtains made. Chairs upholstered or ship
covered, $10.00; Rug, $10.00. Free
Decorations. Reference. Jean Murphy,
Ph. 78K-11.
RADIOS REPAIRED: Authorized Magnavox service; authorized Philco service and others. Shop service only. Carl Griswold, 4 East 9th,
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 pet shop has everything for fur, fun, games, toys, and Gift Shop. 1019 Central St. Phone #1837.
ALTERING suits, coats, and dresses. Re-
lining coats a speciality. Handmade
tailored button holes. Work guaranteed.
Phone 2995-84 B212 University. 14
OVERSEAS VETS: Don't miss the payoff. Help your buddies, your nation, your future. Join the FVW now. Hercules Memorial Post 6654, Sunflower, Kans. 3
TUTOR: MATHEMATICS. Call Lucy
409 Marine for appointment. Call 308412
509 Marine.
CLIP BOARDS for both regular and legal
books. Try one! Bookstore book,
take note! Try one! Bookstore book,
take note!
BUSINESS SERVICE
equate work and reasonable rates. Tel. 418 or bring to 1218 Conn. St. Ask for a ride.
www.mathsoft.com
TYPING DONE: Thesis, term papers,
legal papers, business letters, reports,
elections, court cases, and other
prompt attention, reasonable rates. Mrs.
Shields. 1209 Ohio. Ph. 1601.
FOR SALE
WATCHES expertly repaired at Baldwin.
Snappy service, very reasonable rates.
SAVE $200 on a new (still undelivered)
Fort station wagon. Daily Kansan
travel.
'47 HUDSON club coupe, Commodore Six. Excellent condition, radio, heater fogs, etc. 28,000 miles $1575. Phone 2984l after 5.
FOR SALE, my home. 4127 Booth St.
Kansas City, Kans. $2/3 blocks from medi-
cal center. Four rooms and ballet. Talbot
1450
4
GERMAN Shepherd pups, two months old. Black with cream markings. Exceptionally fine sturdy puppies. Sire: Trice. Fierceeldamnsch尉. 401 Duretta for Gretta, aAK C.K. No.W4959 Dr. W. O. Nelson 545 E. 19th, Lawrence, Kans. 8
$URE, IT'S MORE FUN
... and the low fares are easier on your allowance!
You'll enjoy every mile of your trip by Greyhound. Frequent schedules permit you to go when you wish, return when you're ready. Reclining Super-Coach chairs cradle your body, and you relax in cozy comfort. It's more fun — and you see more, save more! Ask your Greyhound Agent for complete travel information.
KEEP THE GANG TOGETHER
CHARTER A GREYHOUND BUS
You can play games, sing, and chat to and from athletic events and other college activities. Stop ONLY when you wish. Arrange your own schedule — rates are even LOWER! Ask for details.
638 Mass.
PHONE 707
GREY,IOUND LEADS IN COURTESY!
SMITH & WESSON .38 Military and Police Special. New last fall. Still in per-fect condition. See Del Robb at 707 Tenn or call 233R.
ONLY $22.50 for a good used portable
Suitcase and in and try it out at the
Open Bookstore
SMART STUDENT with $40 cash can have a bargain. Hallicrafters S-38 all-wave receiver. Perfect condition, used 5 months. Call Campbell. 1705.
WIRE RECORDERS. Brand new, complete and ready to go. Excellent for recording telephone conversations $100.00 and up. Call Hank Black 2243, 146
GOVENMENT surplus chest of drawers,
full and twin size beds, mirrors, holly-
wood beds. Anderson Furniture. 812 New
Hampshire.
MUST SELL 1935 Chevrolet, new upholstery throughout, recent motor overhaul. Very good mechanically. Ask for a lift at Livingwood-Ne 5 Motors. 617 Mass. 450
NEW OR USED typewriter, adding machines, office furniture, magnetic recorders, or wire; tape or tape, cushion chairs, sold or rented. Peterson's, 170½ Mass.
HANDY HOT portable apartment size machine and ringer. Price $14.58.
Ph935M8.
'46 BUICK Super Sedanette. Light blue
harness. Sleek, streamlined. Side-
ride tires. Parwell seat. covers.
$1,950. Call 1982 for demonstrations or see
at 1135 W. Campus afternoons and even-
MAGNETIC WIRE recorders; complete and ready to go. Up to 60 minutes of uninterrupted recordings. Call for a demonstration, 2234J, Hank Balk, 1146 Tenn. 7
RED LIZZARD bilford Thursday. Feb.
24. Valuable, irreplaceable papers. Finder
please contact Joan Roser for reward.
Ph. 27281.
LOST
ONE BROWN pigskin glove between 1
and 3 p.m. Monday, Feb. 28, in West wing
or on sidewalk east of Frank Strong
if found. If found, please
call 905-7461. Thank you.
THE FOLLOWING articles have accu-
lated glassed book covers,
Parker "B1", pen, rosy beads,
unusual compact, pocket book, Turner
class ring. Identify and pay for this
ad.
MAN'S GOLD-PLATED high school graduation ring with a "B" on the crest
Initials B.L.S. on the inside. Reward. Call 2199J.
WOMAN'S black purse containing red bilffold, Tues. night. Fell out of car. Identification: Dixie Jeanne Gilland Call Ms. Al Steinhauser, 2369R. Reward
GRAY BARREL, gold top Parker "51".
Probably between Green Hall and Journalism shack. Please leave at Karsan office or call 14345. Or Strelitz.
FOR RENT
LARGE DOUBLE room for two boys Nice, furnished. Conveniently located
LARGE DOUBLE room for one or two
bedrooms, $450 a week.
1631 Miss. Ph. 3231W.
WANTED
HAN STUDENT to share apartment with mother. Kitchen, private bath and private entrance. One block from campus. see at 1616 Ind. Ph. 2827. 8
JAYHAWKER NOW THRU Saturday Sure I Know You're a Two-Timer... But I'm going to kiss the two-timing out of you.
Owl Show Sat. Nite Starts SUN.
400 To Attend Art Meeting
Four hundred students representing 25 Kansas high and junior high schools are expected to attend the ninth annual High School Art conference to be held at the University Friday and Saturday, Hobart Hanson director of Lawrence center of University extension announced.
"About 25 schools will bring or send exhibits to the conference. They will be displayed for the first time in the ballroom of the Union," he said.
Judges for the art displays will be Maud Ellsworth, associate professor of education, Katherine Pattan, director of art at Maine Township high school, Park Ridge, Ill., Lucile MacIntyre, instructor in art at Kansas City, Mo. Public High school and Agnes Lilley, art instructor at University High school.
The conference will present a number of art lectures and demonstrations under the direction of Miss Marjorie Whitney, professor of design, on the third floor of Frank Strong hall. In addition to the judges, honors, Fitzgerald, the art instructor, art constructs, independence, Kan., will assist the staff of the School of Fine Arts in the lectures.
High spot of the conference will be the informal dinner and variety show to be held at 5 p.m. Friday in the ballroom of the Union. The Parisian theme will be emphasized at the dinner, and the variety show is arranged by art students of the University under the direction of Jim Hawes, fine arts junior.
"We hope that the University students will not be begrudge us the use of the ballroom cafeteria Friday evening since such an occasion means very much to the visiting students." Mr. Hanson said.
The visitors will be housed in various fraternity, sorority and independent houses on the campus. Mr.Hanson added.
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No Shop Classes During Summer
Shop practice courses will not be offered in the summer session, Chancellor Deane W. Malott said today.
He explained that moving equipment from Fowler shops to the new engineering shops behind Marvin annex would interfere with shop practice courses.
Chancellor Malott said that the new engineering shops probably will be ready for the fall semester.
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