MAY 5.1947
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE SEVEN
V.A. To Back Loans To G.I.'s
The veterans administration will guarantee G.I. loans from private individuals, according to a recent official release. The release also announced that national service life insurance can be reinstated as late as Aug. 1 without a physical examination.
Non-supervised lenders (lenders who are not subject to federal or state supervision) must obtain approval from the veterans administration if such a loan is to be made with their guarantee. This approval may be submitted by submitting the loan proposal to the administration's regional office.
A veteran may reinstate his national service life insurance policy by paying two months' premiums and by certifying that his health is as good as it was when the policy lapsed.
All converted policies have cash surrender values. Paid-up insurance, extended term insurance and policy loan provisions are effective after the policy has been in force one year.
A four-day course in allergy will be held at the Kansas School of Medicine in Kansas City Monday through Saturday. This will be the second course offered by the American College of Allergists this year.
K.U. Offers Allergy Study
Nine University faculty members and fourteen visiting instructors will conduct the program which will stress diagnosis and treatment of allergies and diseases in which they play a part.
Physicians from 20 states have registered for the course, and indications are that doctors from all of the United States will attend.
Professors M. H. Delp, Charles Dennie, Edward Hashinger, R. L. Sutton, Jr., G. M. Tice, and Orville Withers of the Kansas City school and Professors Kenneth Joel Noeile Sherwood John Miller the Lawrence campus, are the University instructors taking part in the course.
Naval Reserve Unit To Select Officers
Officers of the naval officer's volunteer reserve unit will be selected at a meeting in the Military Science building at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow. A commanding officer and nine administrative staff officers are needed.
Richard Treece, assistant housing director at the University and organizer of the unit, said that membership is open to line officers of the naval reserve only.
New Library Books
Non - fiction Highlight: "Dear Fatherland, Rest Quilty." by M. Bourke-White. Here is a vivid postmortem of Hitler's Germany as seen through the eyes and camera of one who watched it die. Miss Bourke-White believes that Hitler's Reich will live for the prophesied thousand years in the distrust and hate which he planted.
Fiction Highlight: "Lydia Bailey" by Kenneth Roberts. The master of historical fiction again rings the bell as he races through the years of the Haitian rebellion and the Barbary pirates. Roberts' description and characterization emerge even stronger and clearer than in his previous novels.
Oher New Books: H. J. Abaya "Betrayal in the Philippines"; L. F. Barker, "The Young Man and Medicine"; R. B. Cattell, "Description and Measurement of Personality"; Maxine Davis, "Through the Stratosphere"; A. L. Guerard, "France, a Short History"; L. L. Margolin, "Paper Bullets"; H. W. Metz, "A National Labor Policy"; Walter O Meara, "The Trees Went Forth"; Victor Robinson, "Victory over Pain"; Franklin D. Roosevelt, "My Friends" (28 speeches); E. J. Simons, "USSR, a Concise Handbook"; E. W. Teale, "Doug Boy."
Daily Kansan Classified Advertising
For Sale
TYPEWRITER - 1947 silent portable. See
seaion or rail 3492-W. North side en-
trance or rail 3492-W.
You can take it with you. 1946 Capitol House Trailer, three rooms. Busty system. Copious exterior. Sleeps four. 1333 Chase. See after five daily. All day Sunday.
BEAUTIFUL diamond, 1/4 cwt. blue white, $125.00. Also 1/5 cwt. Swiss cut—a beauty, $75.00. Guaranteed perfect 944 RJ. I
1938 HARLEY Davidson 45 windsfields, leg shields, belt, mirrors, seat cover, instruction book. $425. Victor TenEyck, 1239 Ohio.
SPACE in garage. Nest. 15th and Tenn.
dall Don Call, 565, 1357 Tenn. 8
1939 Black Tudor Plymouth, good condition. Priced for immediate sale. See between 12 p.m. and 6 p.m., weekdays, G.W. Frank, 1540 La. 5
1939 Harley Davidson, 61 Overhead Searle, 1130 Emery Road. 6
Wanted
GIRLS! ! Interested in summer modeling jobs. Full or part time. Send picture or snapshot 3103 Troost, Suite 214, Kansas City, Mo. 8
WE HAVE plenty of jobs for yard work and spring cleaning. Those interested come to Men Employment Bureau, 228 Frank Strong. 5
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. tf
BROWN-BLACK leather bilboard; entire month's earnings and valuables inside. Lost between Campus and Bells Music Shop. Reward. Contact J. Awada, 1653
BLACK and grey Parker pen at elec-
tric salon. Please leave at Kany,
san office, Reward.
Lost
MAROON and gold eversharp pencil
finder please return to Kansan office.
LIGHT ton Rain Fair finger-tip rain coat.
Please notify Kansan office. Reward.
6
BLACK Parker "S1" pen. Name on bar
on Jordan. Please leave a
Union Fountain
A MORTAR Board pin between Frank Strong and Fraser Wednesday. Name on back of Bille Hamilton. Please return to Kansan office. 6
PHI BETA P fraternity pin, name W. A. Remley engraved on back. Lost between Tion, Jake and J. 15th and Tion, John. Contact M. Mayer, Spamish Dept. K.U. 153. Reward.
Business Services
EXPERT typing by job or word count. Mrs. Stephenson. Peterson's office machine company, East Eighth街, First Nat'l. Bank bldg. Call 13. 9
WIRING appliance repairs; fans, irons,
toasters, etc. Estimates. Licensed and bonded.
Write or call K. B. Noever, 2111
Tenn. Ph. 1720W.
TYPING, done accurately and neatly
in 101 Tennessee
If strike ends call 1969EW.
TENNIS RACKETS resturing and repaired.
Silk, nylon, or gut. Priced accordingly.
$1.50 to $10. Phone 2711-W. Ed. Welhaus,
en. 1145 Kv. M-5
FREE OFFER: Discharges valuable papers copied for terminal leave pay and educational benefits. 3 copies for price of 2. Round Corner Drug Co., 801 Mas12
Found
WILL the owner of the Bolova watch
crystallize, please contact the
Kansan Office.
CONTACT with medical student barber
Colorado. See Hays. Varsity Barber
Sharpe.
Miscellaneous
For Rent
RESERVATIONS are being accepted for
many, many, two blocks from campus. 1247 Ohio.
Young men who want to get rid of slovenely speech they acquired during war are filling all seats in a Sydney court, "charm and voice training school."