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CLASSIFIED ADS
Accommodations, goods, services, and employment advertised in the University Daily Kansan are offered to all students without regard to color, creed, or national origin.
MISCELLANEOUS
Research Service: Need information on History, Anthropology, Literature, other fields? We can furnish the facts. Phone VI 3-0927. 6-29
Need any sewing or mending done? Reasonable rates. CALL after 5:00 p.m.
Mon.-thru-Fri. or all day Sat. or Sun.
Phone VI 3-8595. tt
MATH TUTOR: B.A. Degree in Math from KU. Experienced in tutoring algebra, trigonometry, calculus, and analytic geometry. PHI VI 3-0927. 6-29
I do baby sitting in my home between
reasonable and referral.
Phone VI 3-2263. 7-2
BAR-B-QUE-Treat yourself to some real Bar-B-Que at Mich. St. Bar-B-Que, Ribs, 11:00 p.m. phone VI 2-9510. Closed Sunday and Wednesday, 515 Mich. St. tf
FOR RENT
Nice apartment, very near campus for one or two men. Private parking, utilities paid. May work out part or all of rent. Phone VI 3-8534 or VI 2-3475. tf
For graduate or older undergraduate men, extra nice furnished bachelor apartments, single or double. 1/2 blocks to Fraser Hall. Private kitchen coolers to Fraser Hall. Utilities ideal. Study conditions, low, low summer rates. VI 3-8534. Tf
3 Room furnished apartment for married couple or 2 students. Shower. Complete private. Available for summer vacations unless paid. Inquiring. 1055, Miss V. III-4349. 6-25
Roommate, share large furnished 1-bedroom 2nd floor bdwt. with male grad. steer room, 3rd floor bdwt. with Ret Rangers' Real Estate Co. West 14th. Bus. Vi PH, 3-1052. Res, Ph VI, 3-1292. - 75
FURNISHED APTS. — 2nd floor small bachelor type furnished apt., private bath and kitchen. Bills pd, except elect. $45.00 per month. Rogers' Real Estate Co. ,7 West 14th, Bus. Ph. VI 3-0005, Res. Ph. VI 3-2929.
GOOD LOCATION—1310 Ky. Furnished rooms and apartment, also garage apt. Ut. Pt. Non-smokers. Employed gentlemen preferred. 6-29
Clean 3 room apartment in quiet neigh-
borhood. Bills paid. $75.00, VT 3-6281, 7-9
TYPING
Accurate typing by experienced typist Term papers, themes, theses and dissertations. Reasonable and fast. VI 2-1561 ++
FOR SALE
14-ft. fiberglass boat and trailer with cover, 35-h.p. Johnson, m A-1 condition. Pried right, VI 3-1236 after 5 p.m. weekdays, anytime Sat, and Sun. tf
Typewriters—Manuals, electrics, portables; rentals, sales, service. Royal, SCM, Olympia Olivette, Hermes. Xerox copies. Occurrence Typewriter, 700 Mass., t 3-3644.
Model 348 Beretta 22 caliber automatic pistol 348, NRA, very good condition. Excellent buy at $35.00. Call UN 4-3198 or 3-6365 after 6:00 p.m. **tf**
Multiplex component system Fisher Mpx tuner, Sherwood Stere 25 amp, Stevens speakers. Sacrifice. Great for home or apt. VI 2-1791. 6-25
Ruger 357 Magnum. Like new. $70.00
Cash. VI. 3246 after 5. 1900 p. 6-25
June Specials—1954 Chevy P.G. engine,
$60.00; Buick V-8 322i engine, $60.00. Good variety of used tires, $1.00 up. Plus lots of other quality used parts. Benson's Auto Sales, 1902 Harper, Ph. VI 3-1626. Open evenings.
Reg. German Shepherd Puppies, Trans-
2 West, 15 South of Eudora. 8-3
SPINET PIANO FOR SALE. Local relable party with good credit may arrange most attractive purchase at low monthly payments. Write immediately to MSPC Credit Department, P. O. Box 1212, Springfield, Missouri. 6-25
56 FORD V-8, AT, R&H, completely overhauled, very clean, $250; "53 Plymouth, std. trans., good second car," $125; "52 Plymouth, std. trans., ready to go," $100. Benson's Auto Sales, 1902 Harper, VI 3-1626. Open evenings. 7-9
1964 Dodge 440. Teacher wants to sell excellent car in new condition. V-8, four-cylinder, front-dropping, wheel covers, beige color. 35,000 miles left on warranty. Get almost only $1695. Call Lawn 116 collection show in Lawrence.
WESTERN CIV. I & II. Want to purchase
CIV. I & II.
der 1964-1965 program. VI 2-2182
6-29
der 1964-1965 program. VI 2-2182
6-29
WANTED
TRANSPORTATION
Ride, riders, swaprides Bethel or Kansas area via new Hiway 40 Call G-7-2
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Staf-O-Life Health & Diet Store
Driver to Kansas City Monday through
Wilsh. Will share call. Call VI.
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Tues., Wed., Fri, Sat. 10-6
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BRIDGE STANDARD SERVICE
About 200 high school and college teachers from all over the country, including distinguished professors and scholars, are attending the Advanced Placement in English Conference June 24-26.
Purpose of the conference is to consider aspects of the courses and examinations used in Advanced Placement, that program of the College Entrance Examination Board which promotes a level of instruction in high schools that can be accepted for college credit.
Sponsors of the conference are the department of English and University Extension.
Featured will be addresses at general sessions by authorities in the field of English.
ART NEASE
English Meetings Attract Scholars
In addition, the conference will include small seminar groups for both experienced and inexperienced teachers of Advanced Placement, as well as a panel discussion to consider the perspective of Advanced Placement as viewed by administrators, department chairmen, and secondary school teachers. Moderator of the panel will be Dr. George Worth, chairman of the English department at KU.
Director of the conference is Dr. John R. Willingham, associate professor of English and director of the freshman-sophomore English program at KU. Registrations for the conference should be mailed to Keith Brav, coordinator for University Extension.
601 Mass. VI 3-9897
Thirty-five women have received Emily V. Berger scholarships for 1965-66.
35 Coeds Receive Tuition Scholarships from Berger Fund
fees, $278, and some are for slightly larger amounts. Each of the awards recognizes outstanding academic achievement and promise.
Kansas scientists will teach two of the three summer courses offered by the Organization for Tropical Studies in Costa Rica and financed by a $50,-490 grant from the National Science Foundation.
Each of the scholarships covers all
Two Will Teach Tropic Studies
Daniel H. Janzen, research associate in entomology at KU, will teach the course in tropical biology. Carl W. Rettenmeyer of Kansas State University, a recent KU alumnus, will teach the section on tropical insects.
KU is among nine major U.S. universities and the University of Costa Rica which comprise the Organization for Tropical Studies, which is administered at the University of Miami, Fla.
Forty-five graduate students from 23 U.S. schools, Brazil, British Guiana, Canada, Costa Rica and Ecuador will take part in the summer program July 5-Aug. 27.
Emily V. Berger was a graduate student in chemistry before her sudden death in 1920 of appendicitis. A memorial fund was established by her brother, the late Arthur Berger of Dallas, Tex., a KU alumnus, and his widow. The bequest, one of the largest given to KU, totaled more than $220,000.
Scholarship recipients are Charlotte Almquist, Bridgeport junior; Linda An-
derson, Bridgeport senior; Karen Councill Grove; Louise Bednar; Topea;
Nancy Bengel, Independence freshman; Nancy Brown, Grad School; Jodi
Brown, Grad School; Mone Coffey,
Harper junior; Sheryl Dorman, Lucien
junior; Susan Farley, Kansas City Mo. Mo.
Mo.; Sylvia Foeks, Eskridge junior;
Donna Hammann, Junction City junior; Jean Hardy, Hoisington freshman; Joan Howard, Salina junior; Phyllis Howell, Hoisington freshman; Kansas City, Mo.; Linda Keeler, Salina; Celia Krebhel, Moundridge freshman; Carol Krob, Belleville; Sara Medercraft; Anne O'Neill, Belleville junior; Judith Purvis, Louisburg; Martha Quade, Kirkwood, Mo.; freshman.
Sheryl Richard, Lyons; Janet Ringer, Hutchinson; Connie Jo Roeder, Burlington junior; Joyce Snapp, Wichita freshman; Jean Ellen Tanner, Gaume马格特 Tletze Tanner, Gaume马格特 Tletze Great Bend; Catherine Waldron, Mankat junior; Doris Wilder, Wichita; Loneta Wilson, Ferrelview, Mo. freshman; Vaneela Young, Topeka
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