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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 19, 1953
Wire Flashes (United Press)
Dallas, Tex. Sept. 19—Assurance that no division will occur in the ranks of loyal democrats of Texas over the long term, said Judge R. L. Sternis, chairman of the platform committee of the recent state convention, in a statement issued here.
Kansas City, Mo., Sept. 19—Twelve persons were warned of an apartment house fire early today by the barking of a cocker span dog in the room of a neighbor in one of the rooms. All the outfits of the building escaped unharp.
--ree. Reduction for students spending week ends at home, 1701 Tenna
Washington, Sept. 19 — Five prominent Texas Democrats appointed a number of Harvarders to ensure him he would carry away the ideas he would make a paraguai speech there.
Baltimore, MD, Sept. 12—Equipment with rig guns, tear gas and gun musks, police today were called into the Maryland penitentiary when more prisoners refused to be isolated and pressed three men who refused to move.
Prison guards were unable to cope with the situation when the prisoners, to avoid leaving their cells, began hurdling the cell doors.
New York, Sept. 19—Trading peace quieted down to a relatively light gait on the stock exchange today and the firm's customers were duced by tight call and time money rates. Call loans firmed up to 8 per cent and time money was at 71% of the weekly heavy through the day as income tax checks were presented for payment and the treasury withdrew more funds from the bank to situations. Declines were general.
Columbia, Mo. Sept. 19 — Senator
Jim McMahon; Democratic vice-
presidential nominee
Saturday, Sept. 29, at 2:30 p.m. will
present by WOS of Jefferson C
City.
Kansas City, Mo., Sept. 19—The Missouri Tuberculosis Society will hold its annual meeting in Kansas City Athletic Club building tomorrow and Friday. More than three million members are expected to attend.
Washington, Sept. 19—Airlm身
between New York and Atlanta, Ga.
waserapted by strong winds winds
the West Indian hurricane
last night.
Throughout the list, but none was carried to excess and no small number made advances against the trend.
Jefferson City, Mo, Sept. 19.-The Supreme Court today granted a motion to advance and specifically act on the claim that the Airport bond issue of one million dollars in which the validity of the bonds is uncertain. The court names Gus for argument.
Kansas City, Mo., Sept. 19—Pulaski are searching today for a man who is said to have leased a three-story building in the city which was completely wrecked in an explosion this morning. The cause of the explosion is unknown. Three people were unoccupied. Three progenies in a family were slightly injured by the explosion.
Topeka, Sept. 19—Declaring that the livestock industry is in a prosperous condition, J. H. Mercer, state attorney commissioner, said Kansas has been embracing some of their losses on stock during the post-war deflation. He said prevailing prices for hogs, cattle and sheep are satisfactory to producers.
Russian Thinks Hottentot and Latin Cousin Tongues
It has been known for a number of years that in stone age times a population of African type lived in southern Europe. Ancient Nubia, which consisted mostly of a single name from the Nama tribe of the Hintentatta, Doctor Marr believe; and the word crop up in the name of the legendary Latin king, Nunna Pomplius, Doctor Marr has traced other Hintentatta, Greek Greecus and Basque as well in Latin.
Lengnirg, South Africa. Latin receives early contributions from a people whose modern descendants are the Hutentots of South Africa. At least, that is the clair of Dr. N. Marr, of the Academy of Sciences, who has been making a communicative study of the language of the Mediterranean basin.
The language of this African tribe is not a primitive one. It is highly developed, with words and phrases divides its noun into three genders, marks of an old, well-developed culture.
Want Ads
FOR RENT: One double room, and half room for boys. One short block from campus. 1341 Ohio, 12
1001 Maine street. Phone 1599W.
POR RENT: To young man student,
or instructor, a pleasant southwest
single room admitting bath. Private
home. Quiet place. Central between
K. U. and town. Phone 2941 M. 1145
Kentucky.
FOR RENT modern room. Board if desired. Attractive ties to students Taking lunch on hill. Can replicate a club of four, 923 N. I.
WANTED young man as roommate in home two blocks from campus.
Sheeping rent. Rent 89.00. Phone 1509, 1655 Inc. 12
FOR RENT by large. Extra nice south room. Large closets. Lavatory in room. Modern house near street car. No parking rooms. 721 La. Phone 1463R.
WANTED-A boy for roommate at 1325 Vermont street. Call 1584.
FOR RENT - Nicely furnished rooms with sleep porch for boys, Fice moderate. Three blocks from street and campus. 1753 Mist. 29774.
FOR RENT - To either boys or girls,
a very pleasant double room, with
sleeping porch. - 1691 Tem. Phone
1826. - —7
ROOM AND BOARD—For two girls
also garage for rent. 934 Miss
Phone 1788 W. —10
FOR RENT: Two rooms for boys.
FOR RENT—one single and one
double room on second floor. Also
garage at $2.50 per month. 1116
Town. -7
LOST—Jewellir Alpha Delta Pi pin near 16th and Tennessee. Return to Janet Stort, 1145 Lans, Reward—7
FOR RENT—Double room for boys on first floor, hot water heat; single beds. At 1231 Ln. Phone 1879.
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FOR RENT: Rooms by day, week or month. Two apartments. Carports. Telephone 1839, 944, N. II.
Rent-A-Ford
916 Mass.
Phone 653
GST—Between Wellfleet and Law-
rence Friday evening, a Busec-
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phone 2370 M. Libell reward.
FOR RENT; Well furnished reasonably priced rooms for boys; garage
FOR RENT: Nice room for one or two boys in modern home. No other rooms. Moderate price. 825 Illinois.
FOR RENT: Room, with sleeping
porch, for girls. Three blocks from
K. U. 1011 Indiana, Phone 1289. 8.
FOR SALE: Violin in excellent condition. Price reasonable. Call Hazel Shultz at 860, 8.
MARCELLING 50e; Smith Home stitching and Beauty Shop. 9234 Mass, Street, Phone 685.
FOR RENT: Two good rooms two blocks west of University stadium. Modern, Small study and sleeping room. Meals if desired. 1028 Mason.
FOR BENT—Double rooms for boys
Hot water heat, 1413 Teen. Phone
1477.
It Will Pay You
to take some work in the Lawrence
Business College. Special rates are
available for all business students,
our courses in shorthand, typewriting,
no-knowing and banking. We arrange
HOME OF THE JAYHAWK
This has been the Students' Jewelry Shoppe" for the past 24 years. Here you will always see displayed the latest and the best.
Make this store your down town headquarters. Meet your friends here. Bring us your repair troubles, and optical needs. It is a pleasure to serve you.
The College Jeweler
Don't Throw Your Hose Away! Runners, Snags and Holes Mended
Smith Hemstitching & Beauty Shop Phone 6831 9333 Muss. St., Lawrence, Kan.
Hemstitching — Pleating — Buttons
Pressmaking — Alterations
All Work Done in Our Own Shop!
Fred Agnew
and his
Orchestra
For Your Next Party
Phone 444
JEFFRIES
DRY GOODS CO.
A Dependable Cash Store
809 Massachusetts Street
The mil叫 these stackings irregular. We took their word for it in the room. But to be perfectly truthful we could not tell what the imperfections were, as they must have carefully too. The savings we made are being passed on to you.
Your choice of these popular colors.
French Nude Aloma Rose Blush
SALE
SILK HOSE
Women's $2.00 service
Chifon Hose — Pure
Silk from Top to Toe
$129 Pair
Blonde Cuban Sand Even Glow
Prudent buyers recognizing an unusual opportunity will take at least three pairs.
Regular $2.00 values
$1.90 Deal
Black
Full fashioned, long pure thread silk;
service chiffon weight.
$1.29 Pair
Phone
FOR RENT: Attractive rooms; also
studio rooms with sleeping porch
for girls. One-stair block from K, U.
Cafeteria, 1218 Mile. Phone 1358-
Cafeteria, 1218 Mile. Phone 1358-
Tire & Battery Service
4
FOR RENT - Sing or double room
Good beds with two windows.
Good bed and heat. See Mrs.
Wendy. Wentucky on 3rd W.
Iphone 975.
Goodyear Tires
Fritz Co. "Gasoline Corner"
Red Crown Gasoline Iso-Vis Oil
If Knox wanted to use testimonials, it advertisements would read like a roll call of Who's Who and the Directory of Directors. Knox hats here at
$8.50 to $10
Others $5 to $7.50
HOUK AND GREEN
CLOTHING CO.
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