University of Kansas - Jayhawker Yearbook (Lawrence, KS)

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NOVEMBER 1943 Your Printer Can Help You Your printer is prepared to help you, as one of his customers, in many ways. To enable him to supply your requirements, however, he will need to know your needs well in advance, whether they are above or below normal. The printing craftsman can advise you as to the sizes, weights and Colors avail- able under present limitations. In some instances, he can suggest a change in a form or printed piece that will enable you to use an available standard size, weight or color whereas a questionable or special requirement might mean de- lay on your order. These are not normal times, The paper industry is at war, as are all other activ- ities in this country. Asking your printer to do the impossible in obtaining ma- terials or making deliveries is not fair either to the printer or to you. It may mean disappointment both to you and the printer who does the job. It is just good business to check your anticipated printing needs against actual printing purchases in previous years, a d d's l ell in advance, T ENToY MTOPSW Carter's in Hlioinlalnllslm H H lllil Stationery 1025 MASS. PHONE 1051 Opposite Granada Theatre WH ERE TH ERE'S ALWAYS n 1cussyourpans,w . with yourlprinter. BMX h 550314, Linz, paizremiizznil f X 077195 ln Zlirffiflif 32325211 Eli 3.2111 ffiniifl H ' f needs iflifou plag your program of Print- . lilrijtez?-HCC, IH CO-OPCIHIIOH PRIVATE D CO N A P P E R PAR-I-T55 NTWEQLAL PRINTING COMPANY f ,OM r N c o R P o R A T E D OR TOPEKAQKANSAS D'NNfR ,-N ' 5 K DANCES 6315.15 A J f F MEETSNG 5 OF ROOMS 5 V-f , ron S A ffsf -I-LICI1' FINE xgJNvENTl0N X -- ' Elf, 'X Steak Fry X-jx X e THE Atcovf I u TNN 75 ron DATES! OMAR 1 T gd 'f I LOUNGE ry I Q I ENTE FOR . T . RTAHVME Quality f ff' . , I 1 GYOCGYISS Gnd KQENGQTNQ'-OOM N Xl 5 170 NG! NCl Meets Mme ANU DA Q X F h All the conveniences of a mefropoliion are yours af the fomle HOTEL CONTINENTAL CORNER GROCERY In the l'l'IidSf of fhingS in KANsAs cmr, Mo. Phune 618 MRS. H.GRAlJY MANNING DIRECTION Soufhwesl Hotels, INC. R, E, MCEACHIN 303 WEST THIRTEENTH Fragment 'L , Ma ag 'f ? eC

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flWTlTTll!72lT,T!TTfTlTlTlT!TiTTTTT'7 War Needs ust Come First! fi Today our national War effort has four urgent needs to aback the attack. They are: TRANSPORTATION MANPOWER FUEL METALS The electric service you use every day requires these services and materials. Even the light bulbs use tungsten steel, now so essential to production of weapons and instruments. For this reason--and not because of any power shortage in Kansas City, and in cooperation with the War Production Board-We say, Mconserve in your use y of electricity. Use electricity wisely, economically. Turn out lights when not in use. Disconnect appliances after using. Kansas City Power SL Light Company The Love Box Company CORRUGATED and WOOD sl-HPPING CONTAINERS 612 SOUTH COMMERCE STREET y T I WICHITA, KANSAS STEEL RULE DIES 0 G A S K E T S 0 CUT OUT 'DISPLAYS

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' EJAYHAWKER C I' H l A lHl Slllllll By a hundred odd bills in a hundred odder places it's Rally today? The 10:20 whistle, and almost simultaneously there is standing room limited in front of Robinson. A war, yes-but not a war on spirit. The team still means as much-even if its members have navy, blue and khaki waiting for them in the locker room- even if football isn't just a sport anymore, but a means of making tougher fight- ing bodies. This doesn't matter. When everyone is motionless and it swells out -that part about glorious to view-stands our noble Alma Mater-i' you still open your eyes hard to keep back the mist. And when everyone yells Hit it you still jump inside for being part of the sea of students and of the ivy on the stone and of the Hill above the valley. Your school spirit is still there. lby Mary Morrill