TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1903 THE MICHIGAN DAILY. FAGNR N iE TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3,1963 TilE MICHIGAN DAILY 1'AEW R~!VU~J a nAxil R7AU 7 L' 1\ I; Well-Wrapped By LEONARD PRATT The most important thing to consider in mailing Christmas gifts is preparing and addressing the package. The first step in mailing a Christmas package should be a check with the local post office about size regulations. At the same time, the zip code of the addressee should be checked and used. The package should be caie- x fully wrapped in heavy paper and twine. Be sure to mark it plainly if the contents are perishable or fragile. A letter may be included if the necessary postage is paid and the package is marked as containing a letter. Card Postage Christmas cards may be sent for four cents if no message is in- cluded. The cost rises to five cents for every card with a note attach- ed. Phone books may be mislead- ing about addresses. Merely be- cause a city is grouped under a general heading in a telephone directory does not mean it will be grouped under the same heading by the United States Post Office. For example, many addresses in the Ann Arbor phone book are not included under the Ann Arbor post office; they come under the jurisdiction of post offices at Bell- ville and Plymouth. All uncertain addresses should be checked with AVO your local post office. the c Lost Packages mail Missing packages should be checked with the post office to A las which they were addressed. Do mas pa not consult your local post office. your lo No record is kept of packages sent busines from there. run an Packages Get There BOOKS, BEARDS, HULAS: The Professor's Christmas Holiday: Anything Goes By ALISON SMALLEY Peek over a professor's desk sometime and you may see the vacation days on his calendar circled with as much abandon as they are on your date reminder. Professors do many different things on holidays. In fact,'it is only the very perceptive student who can recognize his thin, beard- ed ancient history professor swiveling to a hula in Honolulu. Even though this is an ancient tribual dance, it is doubtful that it will lend much to the Greek concept of government which he teaches. There is a type of professor for every type cf vacation. The French teacher, who has traveled every summer to Switzer]-and or France, is content to stay at home for the Christmas holidays. He may even start to grow a little beard that was so popular in St. Moritz last year. Skiing Proiessors There is always the avid skier, who plops his family into the sta- tion wagon, and heads fnr the hills. Every year he breaks an ankle, or leg or both, but the next year he is back for more. Need it be said that our sportsman teaches psychology to medical students? Some professors remain scho- lars throughout the year, vacation or not. Deep within the general library, they wander among the dusty books. Spectacles polished, magnifying glass poised, these professors spend day after day probing for bits of information to present to students in January. Everyone to his own pleasure! It is always the campus heart- throb on the teaching staff who yearns for the title, "Best Duck Hunter of the Year." Give him a marsh, a thermos of coffee, a rifle and, of course, some ducks, and he has found Utopia. Vacation Variety One never knows in what form a Stewart Udall of the University will appear. The chemistry pro- fessor who is lost in formulas and equations, breaks away to become a fearless climber on Mount Ev- erest. The astronomy lecturer may prefer scuba diving off Florida's coast. There's no better time for a change of scenery than on a va- cation. Although Stratford - on - Avon sees many English professors, it is doubtful that the University sends too many representatives to Eng- land during Christmas. A better place to look for those theme assigners is Greenwich Village, where beat poetry and expresso stir the imagination. We can always find a family man on the faculty. Good-natur- edly, he devotes his vacation to what the kiddies want to do. He is the one who misses part of second semester due to pneumo- nia. That will teach you to tent in the snow, Pied Piper. Self-Improvement To some teachers, vacation means self-improvement time. women are off to beauty parlors; overweight teaching fellows are off to reducing salons. Dentists and doctors are invaded by once- a-year clients. We must not forget the typical professor; the one who wants to finish writing his third book; the art teacher who yearns to finishl his masterpiece; the Great Books educator who was planning to draw up a new sheaf of exams. Enterprising professors find the Christmas holiday a perfect time to supplement their yearly income. There's a whole month to wield a shovel or push a mop to make the bank balance rise. Students who pity the professor after finals, thinking of the stacks of papers that they'll have to cor- rect, need not worry. These en- terprising and adventurous men and women have a good time on their vacations. Students might even pick up a few ideas U. * U. -Daily-Todd Pierce ID THE RUSH -- Post offices will be as busy as ever during oming holiday season. To insure fast and accurate delivery, fully addressed cards and packages early. t general rule about Christ. happy to assist you with your ackages: If in doubt, phone mailing problems. Checking with ocal post office. It is their the post office early means less s to know how the mail is work for them and certain delivery ad they will be more than of your Cl ristmas mail. o1 men love a t5o/4 $ t man .. . Brighten up her Christmas with some INTIMATE APPAREL . . iMay we suggest: Co-ordinated LINGERIE SETS in fashion-smash colors DREAMY ROBES FILMY SLIPS FOUNDATIONS SLIPPERS PETTI PANTS Come and browse around our GIFT BAR for many other holiday gift suggestions. We invite charge accounts STORE HOURS: M, W, F until 8:30 K t e/ S tu'enj/ inc. of Ann Arbor 209 EAST LIBERTY Plucked stringed instruments, accessories, instruction books, from around the world- from 15c--Instruments by DAVID, GIBSON, GUILD, MARTIN, etc. . INSTRUMENTS "< [and INSTRUCTION HERB DAVID, GUITAR STUDIO.. 209 S. State St.: FOOTS DAILY INSTRUCTION FOR ALL AGES (from age 4) GROUP and PRIVATE HERB DAVID GUITAR STUDIO 209 South State Street Phone: 665-8001 I, Nx 4 S. F. A. brings to Ann Arbor a collection of Merry Chistmas GIFTS FOR HER Chosen from Saks Fifth Avenue's famed women's shops-a gala .new selection of very exciting gift ideas to wish a lady a Merry Christmas. We invite all the Santas at the university of Michigan to choose from our delightful list-including accessories such as scarves, hosiery and perfumes as well as casual shoes, small leather items and dresses, coats, suits and sportswear from our Young Circle for Young Juniors and Young Elite Shops. And the gift will naturally mean more to her when it's from Saks Fifth Avenue. THE UNIVERSITY SHOPS SAKS FIFTH AVENUE 332 South State Street, Ann Arbor, Michigan _ ;!__ --~.. . 4 - - ;F, n a /' 1 5 Lat'i'n ,Ta 7';.. 4- - '," ".. ' "('jZ. "'.. ": < " " .ti tK 7_=A' .", ::A " 'FEA' '1 " ""' ," 'L:,P3L ' :: 7 ' . 3 '_ .aFS .'_ < _it -. f7 r _' " _ F "= _ f, TS r_ F 7a_ _ It f _ZrhTl ._ _ _ " 1i . 7"i: I t The Quarry Cosmetic . Counter Also Features t Wonderful Gift Items ni .-from: CHANEL *ri. extraOrdlnire No. 5, No. 22, Russian Leather r he 911 *K 0Cologne (from) $3.50 "'Perfume Spray $5.00Q -4' *Dusting Powder $5.00 *4 " Duo Spray Sets $10.00 from France - the new way to use her beloved fragrance * DAO p m * Fleurs de Rocaille AP4 New SKIN AND BATH PERFUME *~ Bellodgia, La Nuit De Noel "' Freshener (Cologne)'$2.50 I costs little more than cologne, outlasts any . 'Spray Perfume $5.50 and $6 00 }c Spray Toilet Water $6.50 other form of fragrance. In the bath, * " Dusting Powder Freshener (set) on the skin - it lingers and lingers... * D g e n t + CARVEN APHRODISIA WOODHUE * Ma Griffe, Robe d'un Soir FLAMBEAU TIGRESS * '"ologe (from) $5.00 -4 'Dusting Powder $5.50 made in France 3.00, 5.00, 8.50 * LANVIN -4 Arpege, My Sin " Spray Cologne $5.00 and $6.00 # 'Perfume (from) $3.00 and $.00 " Dusting Powder $5.00 pi ' Bath Oil $10.00 g-K BALMAIN .. Jolie Madame, Carnet de Bal : Perfume Spray (from) $5.00 =; 'Cologne Spray (from) $3.50 D IOR Miss Dior, Dorissiho, Dioriama ::.::: .>:........".:.* oilet wate (from ) $4.00 " ah i $6.00 D MISCELLANEOUS Fancy soaps, useful personal items ajc iasn p'astic womnens elcric azors, Sbubbling both oils, perfume atom- izers. "Fanny Frmer" Candies * Hairbrushes 6 And now there are two- two addresses: 307 AND 309 South State Street Yes, the Crown House of Gifts has recently doubled its size. Our new shop in 309 all new Christmas Sho Featuring: S:0HALLMARK Christmas cards, gift w { :...party accessories * BOXED CHRISTMAS CARDS-Ca California Artists, American }:. 0 UNUSUAL GIFTS and Christmas c beautiful hand-made wrea exquisite handmade candles 0 ONE-DAY personalizing service on Cards -- your choice of colors to be engraved right Look for the Hallmark and CROWN shop. when You care enough to send We are happy to have Dav A few steps through the arch next to share a section of newly-acq our cashier counter will get you ing. Dave, as in his Packard from one shop to another. brings to State Street the ve " . ,." . ..skiinair aoarel and accessorie is our 'p .4 .4 IR "4 i rap, and rol, Flair, Artists decorations from ths to the most S by Paragon rn your Christmas type styles and in our Christmas e's Ski Hut . uired build- Road Store, ,ry finest in s. (Through 5 I U I I