,1948
FENHORGHON, STEVE Y. FANGAN, LAUDENCE FANGAN
RACE NINE
VEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27. 1948
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE SEVEN
3-Day Meet For Doctors
A three-day refresher course in physical medicine will be held at the University of Kansas Medical center in Kansas City, Kan., beginning Monday, Nov. 1. The course is open to physicians, occupational therapists, and physiotherapists.
University of Kansas fraternity or other society pin has been found in Columbia, Mo., by I. C. Adams, owner of the Adams Jewelry and Antiques. He bought the pin for $4.50 from a woman who found it
The field of physical medicine is the treatment of various diseased conditions of the body by physical measures such as massage, exercise, heat, light, water, and electricity. Six guest lecturers and 12 members of the faculty of the University School of Medicine will present the program. The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis is partially financing the course.
Medical problems will be emphasized the first two days of the course and separate sessions for the therapists will be held on the third. Symposiums will be held on arthritic conditions, nerve injuries, and polomyelitis. There will be a display of the most modern physical therapy equipment.
KU Society Pin Found In Missouri
He describes the pin as having a transit and a caliper or divider on it with the letter T in the black pamel in the center. It has 12 beads and three rubies in the pin proper and nine pearls in the connecting 'K'. It is in perfect condition except for the chain that connects the 'K' to the main pin, which's broken.
The initials C.B.S. and KAN are engraved on the back of the pin. Also the number 5152 and the date 19-47 are on the back.
Mr. Adams will send the pin to he owner by parcel post in exchange for the money he paid for t. He will hold the pin until Nov. 15 before breaking it up for the gold, earls, and rubies in it.
the primary elections, resulted
581 votes for repeal, and 158 for
training the present law. The larg-
est majority for repeal came from
seniors who voted 154 to 36 to end
the dry law.
K-State Students Vote 3-1 For Repeal
Kansas State college studentsavor repeal of the Kansas prohibitionlaw by a 3 to 1 margin, a strawte taken the past week reveals.The poll, taken in conjunction with
Similar results were obtained in a all taken in 1947, but the margin isavier this year for repeal.
Read the Daily Kansan daily.
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TYPEWRITERS: Ribbons and stands, adding machines, calculators, study desks and tables, posture and swain chairs, dusters and safes. Peterson, Mass. Phone 13. TW28-78
NEW BENNUS wrist watch, won as a
prizes
Worth $25. Will sell for $21. CAL
$200.
1931 BUICK Club coupe, new top, upholstery, recent engine overhaul. Get details, 1642 Mississippi, two blocks from campus. 28
1938 FORD COUPE. New paint and tires.
Price right. See ee.979.Miss
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1936 PONTIAC SEEDAN: South wind heater, radio, good tires, seal beams. Price $265.00. Apply 39 Lane N. Sunflower. 28
1931 CHEVROLET: New clutch, heater,
seal beams, excellent tires, perfect brown
whipcord upholstery, seat covers. Phone
2083, Beeler, Oread ball. 28
MEN'S SUITS, practically new, all wool.
Size 38 or 39, burgundy; 615
8th Street.
CANDY VENDING machines. Ideal part time business for a student. Small versatile units. Good income for small time output. Call 1398M or at 9331'Mass.
AMMUNITION. F打垒 Tackie. Guns and
masks made in padrao, padda Rutter's Shop, 1014 Mass.
PORTABLE MOTOROLA now as
as $19.95 at B. F. Goodrich store, 925
Washington Blvd.
1931 CHEVROLET, in good running condition and economical to run. Call for Victor H. Martin, 1011 New Hampshire, after 4 p.m.
REMINGTON-FOURSOME electric razor,
REMINGTON-BOOK 1777-2023 Near
Missouri
USED ROYAL typewriter, in excellent condition. Pica type letters. Only $22.50 plus your rebate. Student Union Book Store. 2
FOUND
GOLD BRACELET: may owner may have by and paying for ad. Bill Mar 1312 Ohz I12h
MAN'S WRIST Sat. night at 24-40
MAN's WRIST contacting us and identifying.
MU-KU FOOTBALL tickets. Call for BUI at 2393, f.6 p.m. 87
WANTED
HELP WANTED: Someone with training experience or aptitude for co-operative nursery school, Monday through Friday,
9 to 12, Call 3188R
THREE GIRLS to board. 707 W. 12th.
Home cooked meals. Call 964. W. 29
RIDE TO WICHTIA: Would to leave 2:30 p.m., Friday, Oct. 29. Come back at 1:30 p.m., Saturday, Oct. 30. Ast, between 7 and 9 p.m. Thursday or leave names at Kansan office, box 2. 29
ROOMMATE: Class A room near campus for $4 a week. Call Don Tomlin, 2240R at 1736 Louisiana, between 4 and 5.30 or after 7.00.
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MISCELLANEOUS
BUY OR RENT? Magnetic recorder-producer, tape and tape wired. Entertaining atparties for parties, in warmarning gardens; for practicing acoustic琴 violin. Peterson's '511': Mass. Phone 13
TYPEWINTER SUPPLIES: All top brands
ribbon, carbons, erasers, bond paper,
and cleaners at your Student Union Book
Store. 29
AFTER THE SHOW, drop in and have a
friendly Fountain. Ecklidge
Ridge Pharmacy
ATTENTION: Will care for children
with all ball games. Phone
3155R, 39D. Sunsidey
LOST
GREEN LEATHER zipper purse at convocation Friday. If found please call
HAFEFFER fountain pen, Robert W.
image engraved on gold top. Call 20-94
866-371-5555
KEY CHAIN with three keys. Probably
kathrins hospital Fridays
Phone 950 or 800
WILL THE soldier who picked up the black handbag in the KK section of Memorial stadium Saturday afternoon please send it to 1247 Kentucky. 28
BLACK KID handball with plastic and brass fastener Saturday at football game. Contained bilfold, checkbook and other papers. Reward. Agnes Heiner, phone
FOR RENT
BLACK EVENING purse containing Emily watch and rhinestone bracelet. Lost near Sigma Kappa house. Finder please call 3140. Reward. 27
BLUE AND GOLD PARK "51" pen on
October 15. Please leave at Karen
son office.
TRAILER SPACE: Desirable location.
onquent accommodations: 2091 L.
TRAILER SPACE: Desirable location,
convenient accommodations. 2201 La
1, 1387 For FOOM for boys. Comfortable
quiet for study. 709 Mississippi. Phone
2282R.
TRANSPORTATION
STUDENT DESIRES transportation from K.C. to Lawrence and return daily, Monday through Friday. Phone HE-2483, Mission, Kansas. 28
WANT RIDE to Manhattan Friday, Oct.
29, after 3 p.m. Call Bob, 1547R, 7-9 p.m.
RIDE WANTED to. Kansas City every Tuesday evening. Phone Betty Sealy. Student Union Bookstore during day or 1256J evenings. 27
WANTED: Ride to Wichita, Friday. Oct.
6, 12 and 6 p.m. at 6 a.m.
Carol Gardner at 9 a.m.
BUSINESS SERVICE
TYPING DONE: Prompt attention, accurate work and reasonable rates. Tel. 418 or bring to 1218 Conn. St. Ask for Miss Helen. 11-9
WHEN ALL PETS including dogs, birds,
fish, cats, pigeons, skunks, parrots,
squirrels, rats, mice, etc., go shopping
for an outfit they go to Grant's Pet Shop,
1138 Conn. St. Phone 418. Everything in
the pet field—their needs are the
business. 11-9
EBERHART and Son, tailors. Finest samples made to measure, suits, topcoats, and overcoats. Alterations, repairing and leather work. 831 $\frac{1}{2}$ Mass. 19
Former Student Here
Ira E. Henry, University student in '04, and Mrs. Henry, of Boston, are visiting the campus this week.
Mr. Henry has just returned from 20 months overseas with the navy and is now on leave of absence from a government position.
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