MARCH 11, 1947
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE SEVEN
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BLACK And silver "51" pen Tuesday noon in Fraser, 209, or toward Blake. Ninth Friday Baker, or call 530 Lousiana. Reward "-11-"
SINGLE Strand brusel between Snow and Union. Reward. Call C. B. White, Corbin hall, 860. -12-
BULOVA Watch between Fowler shops and 12th and Teen. Valued as a gift, Leave at Kansan office or 1206 Tenn. Rahlh Kinnett. -13-
LOG-LOG Dectigrite slide rule in brown leather case. Name inside of case. Contact Dean Miller at 1439 Tennessee. Reward.-13
S5 REWARD (even to person who took it) for information leading to recovery of Air Force type parka taken from third floor Bailey Chemical lab. Parka name Lesley L. Seyler stenched back. Contact Daily Kansan fice. -12-
BACTERIOLOGY Laboratory manual
please call 3346. Richard Hugenbacher
fredy. -312
Found
For Rent
NEAR Natural history museum. Small.
See at 22 Lane OO, Sunflower. -12
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ROOM For rent to University man. 1-2
Bachelor's. 1637 Illinois street, plaza.
2844-MI.
TWO Study rooms and sleeping porch combinations for 3 men students. One room has two baskets north of stadium, 912 Alabama -13- ONE Apartment for boys Call 3311 -13-
For Sale
AUTOMATIC RCA phonograph. Plays 12 records. Plays through any radio in
Ambulance Waits For Determined Voter
Dubois—(UP)—Some Americans are hard to convince it's every citizen's duty to vote; some don't need persuasion.
Sheldon Hoffman had to be taken to the hospital on election day. En route, the ambulance paused at the polling place, and the patient was rolled in, on a stretcher. Hoffman marked his ballot and was wheeled out to the waiting ambulance.
About 40,000 concerns process milk, butter, cheese, ice cream and other dairy products in the United States.
vickicity. $35. Robert Sudlow, drawing and painting dept., 315 Strong. -11-
CONN "Conqueror" trumpet. See after 7 p.m. 945 Alabama. -13-
1933 CHEVROLET, 2 door, recently overhauded, excellent tires, new heater, dependable transportation. Reasonable. 400 Louisiana, phone 2546-W. -13-
1942, 2 door Pontiac six, radio and
heater. 19-C Sunside after p. 138.-139.
GERMAN Reflex camera, 812 cm3
German Reflex camera, 812 cm3
1-10 - 1-1500 seconds. Revolving back.
Good condition. Film available. Also
good condition. Film like new.
Mass. Phone 2331-J.
USED Washing machine, 303 Lane 4.
Sunflower. -17-
1941 CHEVROLET Club coupe. In perfect condition; 5 new tires. Paint and upholstery in A-1 Call 2356-M or -seat 1015 New Jersey.
Wanted
APARTMENT Available in June for Sophomore veteran and wife. Any information appreciated. Contact through Leslie Lessle, 2183-R through 7 and 9 p.m. - 17-
Business Services
INCOME Tax service—deadline March 15.
I am preparing federal returns. For an appointment phone Ralph Martin at
901-111-
PHIGTO-Exact copies, discharge and valuable papers. Fast service. Low price. Round Corner Drug Store Co., 801 Mass Lawrence, or Lane F, Apt. 18, Sunflower
TYPING. Prompt service, reasonable rate. 1028 Vermont. Phone 1168-R. -14 TENNIS Rackets Restrung and Repaired for $10.00 at the office with $1.50 to $10.00 Phone 2711-W. Ed. Wellhausen, 1145 Kentucky. -17 CHILDREN Care for by hour, day, or
Transportation
CHILDREN Cared for by hour, day, or
week. 521 Lanker 14. Sunflower. - 17-
WANTED. Ride to Fort Scott this Friday.
Share expenses. Call S. Porte, 3020,
between 7 and 9 p.m.
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be held on day of June. Phone 3315.
Reservations taken. 601 Vermont.
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"VETERANS"
We have just reopened our Dyeing department.
Let us dye your "G.I." clothes. New Dyes, New Shades
Battle Jackets ... $3.50
Trousers ... 2.75
Sweaters ... 2.00
Shirts ... 2.50
Finger Tip Coats ... 4.50
Overcoats (Heavy) ... 5.00
It Costs So Little To Look So Well
Graduate Receives University Award
The University's Distinguished Service award was presented Friday in New York to Dr. Leona Baumgartner Elias, director of child welfare in the New York City health department and a graduate of the University. Dean George B. Smith of the School of Education made the presentation.
Dr. Elias graduated from the University in 1923 and received her master's degree here in 1925. She continued her studies at Yale, where she received both a doctor of philosophy and doctor of medicine degree.
Dean Smith described Dr. Elias as one "whose life has benefited mankind and whose noteworthy contributions through the years have helped bring fame to the University."
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Used Juke Box Records For Sale
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Wednesday, March 12
Student Memorial Committee
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And more than 200 other students