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December 04, 1955 - Image 9

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CEMBER 4, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY

PAGE TI

MANUAL DEXTERITY:

Handsr
Man's hands are a factor separ-
ating him from lower forms bf life.
Unlike more primitive organ-.P
isms, man can employ the thumb
as a separate joint: This enables
him to pick up objects, rather than
merely grasping them.
Largely because of this ability,
and because of a more highly de-
veloped brain, man has, through
the infinite span of evolution and
development, acquired the ability
to solve a multitude of complex
problems.
As an infant, he discovers
through his sense of touch, the
relative size and shape of familiar
objects. His manual dexterity a
grows as his mind develops, andC
by the time he,is six or seven he "F
has learned most of the hand's
basic 'functions.
As he continues to mature, he
cultivates the ability to execute
new and specific tasks. He learns
to take metal and gut and pieces
of wood, and from these raw be-
ginnings create beauty. He learns F
to pr'oduce music, repair human r
ailments, clothe and feed others of
his kind.
He learns to construct schools by CA
and churches and hospitals-and
to manufacture destruction and by
'death.

Produce

Beaut y,

Death

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ATHY RAMBEAU
Pictures
DICK GASKILL

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A BRIGHT
LIGHT LOOK-
t pure wool tweed
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Yule Customs
Derived From
Other Lands
Christmas trees, religious cere-
monies and the Santa Claus legend
are among the customs inherited
from other lands.
The legend of the decorated tree
comes from Germany. It began
when Martin Luther decorated the
first one with burning candles.
France emphasizes religion and
stresses Midnight Mass. The
French are also devoted to the
"Creche," a small miniature of the
Nativity scene.
The American Santa Claus be-
gan as St. Nicholas, an early
bishop in Asia Minor who made a
specialty of bringing joy to poor
children by secretly leaving them
gifts. Early settlers in the United
States changed the concept of
Santa Claus from a bishop into a
good natured elf.
Spanish children receive gifts
from the Three Wise Men, jour-
neying to Bethlehem. Italian pres-
ents are dispensed by a fairy
named Belfana.

21,

GIVE A BOOK
FOR .CHRISTMAS
FICTION
MARJORIE MORNINGSTAR - Wouk ....... ......$4.95
AUNTIE MAME - Patrick Dennis................. $3.50
THE TONTINE - Costain............ .$5 95
STHE MAN IN THE GRAY FLANNEL SUIT - Wilsdn . .$3.50
SOMETHING OF VALUE -Ruark...................$5.00
BONJOUR TRISTESSE - Sagan . . ...................$2.75
NON-FICTION
GIFT FROM THE SEA - Lindbergh.................$2.75
INSIDE AFRICA --Gunther .............$6.00
THE POWER OF POSITIVE THINKING - Peale ....... $2.95,
HOW TO LIVE 365 DAYS A YEAR - Schindler . ...... .$3.95
THE FAMILY OF MAN - Steichen.................. $1.00
A MAN CALLED PETER - Marshall ................$1.98
OVERBECK BOOKSTORE
1216 South University - Phone NO 3-4436
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VIOLIN MAKER
or patient artistry."

the news

in Gifts for Men

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Berry
Tweed
Chester
by

Topcoats with or without
/~j ~ ip in linings, $33.75 up
Suits $40.00 up
Slacks, $7.95 up
h Sport Coats, $24.95 up
Pioneer Suspenders and
Belts, $1.50 up
Suede Jackets, $22.50 up
Sport Shirts by Shapely Suburban Coats, $24.95 up
Beaue$3.50 up Sweaters by Gantnor
Beau Brummell Ties
$1.50 up
Jerk's Sox, 55c up Jewelry by Pioneer
Bill Folds, $3.50 up
Bath Robes in Seersucker Shapely Shirts, $3.50 up
$6.95 white or colored

our top-grade suede
that's eas to dry clean
or launder
He can enjoy this suede jacket without
worry. When it needs to be cleaned- the
neighborhood dry cleaner or even the
laundromat can do the job with a minimum of
effort and expense. And the jacket stays
as supple and colorful as new! A smart, modern,
practical gift.
Several colors to choose from

CUED TO COUNTRY LIVING ... THE SMART LOOK OF TWEED.
FLAIR-TAILORED WITH CONTINENTAL SIDE VENTS ... WINTER-
IZED FOR WARMTH WITHOUT WEIGHT WITH QUILTED JEN-CEL.

JACKET

STYLE .............. $22.50

SPORTCOAT

STYLE .......... $40.00

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