FRIDAY, JANUARY 7, 1949
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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ELECTRIC APARTMENT washer, slightly larger sink. 3-ROOM trailer loader. Electric refrigerator. Butane cooking. Oil heaters. Investment for the married student. 12
PAIR OF imported crops sold women's
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DOES YOUR landlord use the furnace for a refrigerator? Do the tenants in the building use it, these and many other problems by owning your own house trailer. Equipped with butane cookstove and oil heater. Excellent condition. Must sell because the property is not on the market.
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'47 Ford coupe 5 pass. h. & r. $1695
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'40 Hudson 4 door $525
'38 Ford 4 door $655
'38 Chev. 2 door $455
'38 Chev. used cars used
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7 SIAMESE CATS for sale. $25 up. Write W. X. S., 1116 Miss. St. or call "Bill" at 2505J for information and appointment.
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FORD sedan, $850. Call 664.
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Shades Of Guy Lombardo! Jazz Is Coming Back Again
Hollywood—(UP)—Fans of the old two-beat jazz, who've kept a candle in the window for it these many years, say their lost love is finally coming home.
Be-bop's dead. So's swing. So's everyday jam-sessioning. Jazz, says Hollywood cult, is the music of tomorrow as well as of yesterday.
One movie director, David Miller,
an all-out, 100 per cent, dyed-in-the-wool addict of jazz, has set up
a call at Paramount studios, where he's making "Top o' the Morning," to wait for the revolution.
"We're determined to bring back an honest-to-goodness two-beat jazz," Miller said. "People have been calling jazz 'corn' for a whole generation, but a lot of us have kept the candle burning in the window. It looks like jazz is about to return."
Not everybody, naturally, can qualify for this cult. It takes what Miller calls an "advanced, not retarded" swing fan. Bing Crosby is, with Miller, a co-leader. They've converted Ann Blyth and Barry Fitzgerald.
Crosby and Miller take time some evenings to rapsodize about jazz
items in the huge record libraries they both own. Other times they get together to listen to jazz stars and groups at theaters and jam sessions.
The trouble with jazz is, Miller said, it's got to be good.
"Even in its heyday, jazz was something only a few musicians could play perfectly," he said. "That's one of the things that hurt it. Thousands of people tried it and never got anything but noise.
"The few really good jazz players are getting to be the idols of the few real fans who have the taste to appreciate them."
Miller says he may be in the second class but he's certainly not in the first. He just gets noise when he plays the piano or sits in on a jam session.
American Health Was Tops In 1948; To Be Even Better In 1949, Doctor Says
New York—(UP)The health of the American people, best ever in 1948, will be even better in 1949.
Such is the opinion of Dr. Louis I. Dublin, insurance statistician, who reported that mortality rates in 1948 fell at every age period of life.
The year's record, according to D-ble because unusually severe win$\textcircled{e}$ter weather in the early part of the year and a very hot spell in last summer, each brought a sharp rise in the number of deaths.
car's record, according to Dr. Dublin, was all the more remark-
He said tuberculosis was an "outstanding example" of a reduction in the death rate. He said that the 1948 death rate from tuberculosis will be down to almost 30 in 100,000
The death rate from pneumonia was about 10 per cent under the previous low made in 1947, and about half the figure of 10 years ago, he reported.
"The ever-increasing use of the sulfa drugs and of penicillin have played a major role in this reduction." he said. "The influenza death rate was also down sharply. The mortality from appendicitis, which set a new low in 1948, now shows an unbroken 12-year record of declining rates."
Mortality in infancy and childhood was at a record-breaking low level, he said.
The one exception in the year was infantile paralysis, Dr. Dublin found. He recalled the severe outbreaks of the disease in some sections of the country. He said, however, that new facilities for treatment had reduced the death rate and the crippling.
All signs, according to Dr. Dublin, point to a continuation of excellent health conditions in 1949, although the general level of mortality is contingent to a great extent on whether or not the country experiences a serious epidemic of respiratory diseases.
Dr. Dublin said the country is better prepared than ever before for such epidemics, thanks to the high level of individual health.
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K.U. Dames Are Told There Are No Bad Children
"There is no such thing as a bad child," Mrs. Robert Foster told the K.U. Dames recently. Mrs. Foster spoke on child guidance.
Mr. Jesse Leanard was the program chairman for the evening. Mrs. Peggy Volle, Mrs. Virginia O'Connor, and Mrs. Donna Bang served as hostesses.
The K.U. Dames will play bridge next Wednesday, Jan. 12, in the Pine room of the Union.
Natural gas was first used as an illuminant in 1824, at Fredonia, V.Y.
JANUARY
Clearance Sales
ARE NOW IN PROGRESS
Savings in all Departments of the Store.
The Palace
843 Mass.
DUCK'S TAVERN
We are now serving extra large ocean shrimp, packed from the clear blue waters
of the Gulf of California. You will taste the difference and appreciate the fine flavor of this shrimp served exclusive in town
at
Duck's Sea Food Cafe 24 Vt. Ph.20
Uppermost in Every Student's Thoughts
memo
January 20-27 . . . Finals
Lots of
Fresh BAKES from DRAKES
DRAKE'S BAKERY
907 Mass.
Phone 61