THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 1948
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE SEVEN
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For Sale
HOLLYWOOD Mufflers; Manual manifolds;
Fender skirts; Twin tail pipes; Chrome
wheel rims; Barrel hub caps. Just call
Joe at 27159. Speed equipment. 16
1941 PONTIAC 4-door. Good motor and
telephone. Phone 31483 or call 1312 Ohio.
1 SET Lawson Little wood woeds 30. Del
portable books 32 Ph. ph2351W. Debl
1000 Litres Little Wood
PORTABLE PHILCO radio. Practically new. See at 1802 Vermont. L
*14 OLDSMOBILE, very good condition,
new tires,
old Frinkman. Photo.
Wilson W. 11h.
TAILER HOUSE: 21 ft. Travelo, stationary bed and all other built in features, Utilities and parking space available if desired. 912 Maine. Phone 2846. 11
'39 PLYMOUTH Coupe. Good motor,
tire, and body. Priced to sell for cash.
Phi 2120 M or see at 2221 Rhode Island. 11
SHEAFFER'S FINELINE pencil with Jaya-
hawk insignia. $1.50 at the Student
Union Book Store. 11
VETERANS! We will buy, trade or sell
for you any Army or Navy gear in good
condition that you may wish to dispose
of. Lawrence Surplus 911 Mass. 669
869 HFTD
Transportation
WANTED RIDE to North Kansas City
8 AM to Sunday to work from 10
AM to 6 PM, Phone 3499M
RIDERS WANTED: Leaving every Friday at 4:00 for Wichita and points in between. Call Harry Shultz, 3170 between 7:00 and 10:00 p.m. 11
RIDERS WANTED: Driving to Parsons every weekend. Leaving 4 p.m., returning Sunday evening. Call Walter Cox, Ph. 3312 after 7 p.m. 11
Business Service
MOVING: Anything, anywhere, anytime,
Week's Truck Service. Ph. 72.
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Miscellaneous
**STUDENTS!** Wives who work! Save time! Save money! Torn shirt mended; trousers altered; shirt collars turned; etc. Minimum charge. Bring a basketfull. Call Ethel Oley, 2234W, 1137 Kentucky. 17
**TYPING!** Reasonable rates. Prompt service. Phone 1168R, 1028 Vermont. 15
**TUTOR MATHEMATICS!** Lucy T. Dougherty, 909 Maine. Phone 3084M. 11
**I WOULD like to contact a married graduating senior or anyone else knowing of an apartment. Want to occupy by Sept. 1. Sophomore, no children or pets. Call Jim Demoney, 3021 or write 1116 Ind. 12
**UPHOLSTERY, slip-covers, drapes. Let us take care of all these needs for you.** Alp upholstery, slip cover, drape material. Twenty-five years in business in Lawrence. Counter Upholstery, 837 Vermont. Ph. 143 3-24
DANCE every Saturday night at Odel Felt-
ing. Informal. Joe Langfort
orchestra. rites
For Rent
VACANCY for one man student, $15 per
month. Cooking and laundry privilege
if desired at no extra cost, 1030 Ohio.
Phone 3110R. 15
ATTRACTIVE ROOM for two boys, twin
room 1137. Kv. Mrs. Oley, Phe. $224W.
1137. Kv. Mrs. Oley, Phe. $224W.
BLACK COVERED notebook. No name;
contains architectural references, lost
in the archives. March 2 1720
please call 2199W or write 1720 L
George Yeh. Reward.
Lost
BILFOLD OVER Tuesday in or near
haven. Helen LSherenbon. Phone 289414
PLASTIC framed glasses in brown leatherette case. Believed lost in neighborhood of 14th and Indiana. Also black fountain pen. Call R. L. Harrison, 10431 Hwy. 26
PAIR OF Dark glasses, dark horn rims in leather case. Finder please call 1735W, Linden Street, New York, NY 10024.
GLASSES: Heavy tortoise-shell rims, between 1014 Miss. and Strong, Saturday, March 6. Reward. Evangeline Pratt. 365. JJ
MONDAY: a man's watch watch between
Tenn. St. and Fraser hall on 14th street.
Will finder pleas notify Leland Bell.
Phone 3060W. 11
1 MM. AND 8 mm. Mauser action rifles in good mechanical condition. Kirkpatrick Sport Shop, 715 Mass., phone 018. 16
Wanted
Single Students Can Get Rooms For Summer
Rooms in eight University residence halls will be available for single students who attend summer school, Irvin Youngberg, director of dormitories, said today. Five halls will be used for men and three for women students.
Applications for summer housing can be made to Mrs. Ruth Nash in the housing office at 220 Frank Strong hall. A $5 deposit is required with each application. The deposit will be applied on them first month's rent.
Because of bookkeeping problems,
students who withdraw applications
after May 15 will not have the $5
refunded. Mr. Youngberg said.
Rooms for all dormitories and halls, except Spooner-Thayer, will rent for $15 a month, or $30 for the summer session. Meals will cost $1 a day or $56 for the summer in those houses serving them, Mr. Youngberg said.
Hopkins, Monchonsia, and Locksley halls will house men students, and two meals a day will be served. Battenfeld and Spooner-Thayer halls will also be for men, but meals will not be served.
Corbin hall will be open to women students this summer, and two meals a day will be served. Miller and Watkins halls will also house women, with kitchen privileges $5 extra for the term.
Dormitories not used for University students will house conference groups and Kansas high school students attending the summer band camp. Nineteen conferences will use the University as headquarters at different times during the summer.
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RETURN ENGAGEMENT ! Original Roadshow Version !
Laurence William OLIVIER SHAKESPEARE'S HENRY THE 5th"
- In Technicolor
MAT.
EVE.
First 8 Rows $1.20 Balance Main Floor and Balcony 90c
Special Student Price 75c
First 8 Rows $1.80
Balance Main Floor
and Balcony $1.20
Special Student Price $1.00
- These Prices Include All Tax -
RUNNING TIME 2½ HRS.—3 PERFORMANCES DAILY
MAT. EVE. Only Capacity of Theatre Sold On 2:30 7-9:30 Each Performance
Advance Ticket Sale Now On At VARSITY BOX OFFICE
Week Days 1:30 to 3; 6:30 to 10 p.m.; Saturday-Sunday 1:30 to 10 p.m.
LIMITED ENGAGEMENT — 2 DAYS ONLY!
Wednesday Thursday March 17-18
VARSITY
Phone 132 for Additional Information
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