….I WAGE SIX THE MICRIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 1s: lobs IMPRACTICAL FOR FAMILY:||m 'Ingenious' Dishwasher Provides 14-Hour Service ~ '' V ' I By TAMMY MORRISON The general public will be ex- posed to many of the Union addi- tion's conveniences, but it will rarely get a chance to see one of the most fascinating of these, the dishwasher. Located in the addition base- ment, this housewife's dream is a $10,000 tribute to man's ingenuity. Conve...…
…: P'AGE ETGT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUTNDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1953 w t, 1 4 r' 4 I " * _. t r .. : j -' Make one of these dates "Michigan Night" in your home town. Enjoy an evening at "UP 'N'ATOM" with your family and friends. CHECK THESE DATES ON YOUR VACATION CALENDAR: f V~ TOLEDO: DEC. 26 ~. BUFFALO: DEC. 28 v. CLEVELAND: DEC. 29 "U P 'N' ATOM" 1 State TheatreI IToledo, Ohio-, II enclose $_____ for the, TOLEDO "performa...…
…PAGE TWLVE THE MICHIGAN DAILY m U I Many Nations Provide Basic Yule Legends Rings, Switches and Myrrh Are Important At Christmas Time Christmas always seems to bring a deluge of legends about the lit- tle old man with the belly like jelly, the various objects to be found in his pack and the reasons for his existence. In many parts of Europe Decem- ber 6 is the day that St. Nick be- stows presents on good children and switches on the bad. Fr...…
… 'i.. 7 ) , 7} THE MICHIGAN DAILY Monday, February 13, 1950 Monday, February 13, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY' - _- - __ _f .. -- -~- -i THE MICHIGAN DAILY WiI' y WrIv a dieLm e LK Committee Toil Brings Forth J-Hop By NAN BYLAN Plenty of toil and trouble stood behind the week-end's moonlight and roses for the hard-working J-Hop committee. From their first meeting two days after elections to the final night before the big event,...…
…WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 195U THE MICHIGAN DAILY CHILDREN, OLDSTERS GIVE MOST: Salvation Army Booth Sure Sign of Christmas * * * By CRAWFORD YOUNG The annual appearance of the familiar red, white, and blue Sal- vation Army booths on street cor- ners and accompanying clamor of the traditional bell are a sure sign to. Ann Arborites that Santa isn't far behind. And the best response to the tinkling of the bell comes from small children and eld...…
… PPP Pagt- Sixthen j. THE MICHIGAN f DkILY,, . Mcnday ebrwary 13, 1950 cP g itei'4 . H tW HG N D iY odVebtir 1,15 ody, ,February 13, 1 5Q . t T.;yE;,,M BCHI GAN D~A I Y- :. x _ i on the ie Party, party, party-a new semester begins and that means a new xound of parties. To keep you staggering in a straight line, this handy guide will tell you what's where and how to stay away. BEGINNING THE SEMESTER with a bang, those social beavers, t...…
… *. THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1950 I _ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ ___ ___ _ SNAKENAPPER: Boy Snatches Reptiles,, Leaves Zoo by Streetcar MINIATURE LABORATORY: Filler Prevents otential Blazes tI * * * PHILADELPHIA - IP)) - The city's zoo recovered two of its prize snakes, spirited away from their cages by a teen-age boy who took them home under his sports jacket. m * under his jacke...…
… e Fourteen THE M J CItGA N DAIkLY Monday, February 13, 1950 Mondy, Februory 1 ?41950 T i- E MICHIGAN DAILY y' 4 > r Iill ' x I THE UNEMPLOYED: Lost Land Poses Problems For Kingdomless Monarch 4 * * 1 * / ._ 0 .t . ,_ ,. , , HEL P SMASH POLIO! all a '"4 * * "It'stough," the King said, "When you don't have a country." This was the answer to a Daily query of how it feels to be a King given by Petonivitch, XIX, whose country di...…
…WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIFTEEN t NO NOEL NEED: Christmas Jobs Scarce in Ann Arbor By ZANDER HOLLANDER Christmas jobs, annual replen- ishers o fdepleted student bank accounts, are in short supply in Ann Arbor. Reports from local storeowners and personnel managers indicate that, although they are expecting a heavy Christmas buying rush, they will not require extra student help to handle it. * * * DESPITE t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1950 .... . __ _ .._ . . - -- -- - - - FOUR-TIMES-A-WEEK LIMITED: Tired and Weary Railroad Keeps on Rolling Along Ann Arbor Shops Brace For Christmas Buying 4 * . s *b s s * * s By CHUCK ELLIOTT A few miles out of Ann Arbor, on the main highway to Ypsilanti, a rusty old railroad track cuts across the road. Four times a week, twice head- ing north and twice south, an an- cient locomotive ...…
