… YEARS' BEST GIFT See Page 4 il I r Latest Deadline in the State 4br .A6.Abo ,:43'atty RAIN, SNOW COLDER VOL. LIX, No.71 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Fraud Charged on Slide Rle Ball ickets I,______";-____________________ Cagers Do Pitt, Fire Trucks Visit Campus Three Times Power Explosion Hits Angell Hall By PETE HOTTEN Frenzied firemen were kept on -the run yesterday hurrying to three alarms...…
… PAGE TWO A.~~~~~C A.A ...4±1A.A. .4ZA A j C~ J E7.C . L4. *~X Ah 1TITMI .deI. d LtN A \ 71V-" -- U - - aoaar - ,- :1 Santa Claus Educated In Unique Yule School 1 . DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN ! t In these days of specialized training, even Santa Claus goes to school. The school which gives a course in "How To Be a Santa Claus," is located in Albion, N.Y., a small town near Lake Ontario. Dormitory Newsj (EDITOR'S NOTE: Contributors to Wha...…
…TUESDAY, DECE:BIRT 14, 1Y48 THE JM11CHI GAN DAILY PAGer TJI-1 . . ........ . . ......... - ..... . . .. ...... .. - --- -------- - -------- Cage rs Niotch T-ill rdl ra ight WoIe1 > Performance in Swim Gala In dkatev Successful Season Lies Ahead LOOK OUT, BLUE: IlWildcats Out To -Kill'MHope for Title Canterna Stars for Pit; Morrill Nets 10 for ' (Continued from Page 1) By SY SONKIN Illinois and Northwestern will oth be out to ups...…
…PAM vor-a 14Lf F . li " I M y / j ' Year 's BestuGit T WA' ONE hundred and sixty years ago that the American people established the Bill of Rights which guaranteed their polit- ical rights and privileges. Now, under the guidance of our greatest stateswoman, Eleanor Roosevelt, a bill of political and economic rights, not just for America but the world, has been approved by the United Nations. This declaration is not the simple repe- tition o...…
…r- _-. ..z ..rc ,rv _.. e, . '-, MiHIGANDAILY for ~~~ J =Hop Ticket Sctol Recogrizes Ou s~d Cpplicati o s By M PfAM C.4 VemDrs of the gro TBgJ n5r Aia l various ways, but for the senior at- commnachivemets w vaiouste woman recognition by ("1am1111s, but aso, by wo Women To Participate Must Have Paid $ C Juniors, senios and graduate Scroll is regarded as the usual alumnireationswiththei JuniOr Class Dues, Show Eligibility Card students may fi...…
…PAGE SIX AR .. s ICV . . a ..A. . . t Da. ALY TUESDAY' . DECEMBER 14. 194th THe.. MTC HJiiaifT AN vTLI AA, A .L, TI "' .ThAVI f li r SVM1 !p AllA1.-10 THOSE WERE THE DAYS: Fabulous Editor Fought For Revolutionized Daily By FREDIRICA WINTERS Back in the days when Angell Hall wasn't even a gleam in the administration's eye, one Otto H. Hans descended upon Ann Arbor, left his name in the annals of :Michigan's "fabulous," by revolu- tionizi...…
… f isI 0G r, P y +9 raN y6 'I N t 1 ) Special ft-ti e Shopping for Ik Busy Women! ""*l -r - S T 6T IPA1 S o/ All Stores in Campus Town open stores are open especially 'til 9 o'clock ARM =« ~j( +. It's WOMEN ONLY tonight when all busy to Christmas shop during regular store h for you women too ours. Here's an evening to choose the exact gifts you've dreamed of. . . without having that favorite man constantly peering ov...…
…'7W l ie/ 1 AL =777,A7, Z,7=7 : 71, ... b -n _ _ . i ROTC Group Holds Gaging StudyClas Program Teaches Instrument Use If you see a light burning late some night this month in the East Engineering wing, don't get alarmed at the possibility of thieves. The reason will be the new Ord- nance Gaging Group, under ROTC mgnagement, which is hard at work studying methods of preci-1 sion measurement. INITIATED late last November, by Professors O. W...…
…- : ..(y ' 13948 THE SI#MCHGAAIlY ___ __ PERENNIAL POLITICIAN: Walsh Wins Seven Straight By JOHN DAVIES Tom Walsh seems to keep inning campus elections with the regularity of the tides. Besides winning elections-his recent wins returning him to the Student Legislature and Board in Control of Student Publications are his sixth and seventh in suc- eession-Walsh has taken active part in so many organizations that a list of them reads like a r...…
…--aA - * .A. J4 f . iA..5 .. _. _. _. _ _ _ -. _-- - _ - . .. R RR n:. 1Y1.R.Y.:fY3L Y.0.FA"151.1 ..L kkY A. AL l Liw t..:a . f ::i ~ ~ 4~a 1k Jl1 3 &* C THE TEAM'S THE THING: Balance Is Key to 'T k Titles ..v _ ,. / x By DICK HURST Balance does it. Iowa had Wally Ris, Yale Allen Stack, La Salle College Joe Verdeur-but Michigan the NCAA Champion. had had has THAT WAS LAST year's story :n collegiate swimming. But again this year fro...…
… - Lightweight Football Now Strong, Growing infant -CIM ;d b Seek s v a, s j ta us M By MERLE LEVIN Don't look now but the blue- faced baby of Western Confer- ence athletics has turned into a lusty brat squalling fair new field; to conquer. Lightweight football which first ~aw the light of a Big Nine clay on a cool October morning in 1947 took its first halting steps forward this season and bean to feel its muscle. THEY DIDN'T t...…
… MMMMMMMNFMNmq TUC- MICHIGAN DAILY T-VESDAY$ DECE M 14. 1049 d.HE M ICHIG. vaAN ,dAI.dLY TUESDA.nl W( m1Uv~s'Th 1& [}p. -I o7 °°~ll~ Yrh, I~,, _. I I- EGE ROUNDUP: Carolling Students Greet Approaching Yule Holiday By CRAIG WILSON As first snows blanketed col- legiate campuses all over the na- tion, students finished typing up term papers due before Christmas vacation and celebrated in song -traditional Yuletide carolling. It rarely make...…
… LEADER SHIP CALL See Page 4 C, r IC'4h t CLOUDY AND RAIN Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 47 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 145 1918 PRICE FIVE CENTS -- -----" I Band Total Pledges Soar Beyond $2,000 Mark Article in 'Life' Gives Impetus By DICK MALOY Daily City Editor The fund drive to send the famed Michigan Marching Band went over the top today! Student pledges totaled $2,157 as The Daily went to press early t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVERMER 14,' X94 ' at.a.t e M iTC. 1 1 TT(LI.CDai isZ . -UN. DA .. N OV... WIBE.. IL. 14. ay Th4x. w iverything from Orchids to Lemons ake Root in Soil at botanical Gardens SO LET IT SNOW: Hot Record Society Prepared for Winter By PETE HOTTON Orchids, lemon trees, pineapple plants, "rubber" trees, and cacti by the dozens-we've got 'em all. This unique distinction, belongs to the University's botanical Gar- den...…
… SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1948 THE MICHIG1AN DAILY PAGE 111"-i 11111.A 11'1 V.L'11'1 ilLii L1 y Predict Clash Of CIO Policy At Gathering Portland To See Left-Right Battle By MAX HALL WASHINGTON - W) - The Right and Left wings of the CIO may clash openly-more openly than ever before-at the CIO con- vention which is about to start in Portland, Oregon. But the organization probably won't split in two. The Left Wing, which has been losing strength...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. NOVEMMR 14, 1049, FaW i.Ni./[ JLNflV}1:+:71.YLrl 1:..A uri I ,. Leadership Call HE THUNDER rolling out of China fol- lowing the recent lightning-like Com- munist victories over the Nationalist armies is echoing ominously in Washington today. President Truman has been urged to call the 80th Congress back into session to appropriate emergency aid for Chiang Kai - shek's hard - pressed government. Some o...…
… SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1948 TIE MICHIGAN- DAILY PAGE CAMPUS ALIVE FOR LEADERS: Petitioning Opens for League Posts C ' Editor's Note:-This article intro- duces a series of informative sketches of positions on the League Under- graduate Council which will appear daily on the Women's Page. By MARY ANN HARRIS Michigan is made vital, more than a school, through active par- ticipation in the women's self- governing body, the Michigan Leagu...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1948 w q r I Ir li YI .. .J -- re DaTe, Irish Come from Behind For 20thStraight Win Army Defeats Penn in Closing Seconds; MI North Carolina, California Win with Ease 2- SPOR S IERLE LEVIN, Night Editor Nation's Grid Results i Daily-Alex Lmanian. THAT'S ALL, GEORGE-Indiana's triple-threat halfback, George Taliaferro, in the process of being brought down by Lloyd Heneveld after picking up three y...…
… SUNDAY, NOVEMB4ER 14, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVENI Ohio tateOverwhelms 7inois, 3 IMPORTED CHINA SILK $2.75 yd. $3.75 yd. $4.50 yd. INDIA ART SIrlOP 330 MAYNARD STREET :-=(<==U==> <-- >O m s< --y)C!:Ot =><--y<Ot-y< Bucks' Three Last-Quarter Tallies Turn Game into Routl Michigan Win Clinches. Tie for Big Nine Crown Minnesota Edges Hawkeyes; MSC Romps Over Iowa State; Badgers Beat Marquette By 'The Associated Press CHAMPAIGN, Il...…
…Southerners Will Filibuster On CivilRights Extension of Cloture Opposed in Senate WASHINGTON-(AP)-Southern Democrats will filibuster if lead- ers try to change the Senate de- bate rules to help push any civil rights proposals through Congress. Senator McClellan (Dem., Ark.), who has taken an active part in such things in the past, made that point clear today. McClellan told a reporter he has heard that administration lieu- tenants are thinking...…
… SLIGHT CONTRADICTION See Page 4 A6F 4bp 411 t r t an :43ill? CLOUDY AND COOL Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 21 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Marian Anderson Sings Here Tonight Opening the Extra Concert Series will be renowned contralto Marian Anderson who will give her seventh local concert at 8:30 p.m. tonight in Hill Auditorium. A wide area of vocal music will be covered by the Negro...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1948 A)0LLAR-A-YEAR MEN: Students of 1843 Spent $100 To Attend College (Editor's Note: This costa commentary is based on documents on file in the Michigan Historical Collections.) In a little over 100 years, University dormitories have hiked their room rent more than 10,000 per cent. Early residents of Mason Hall, the first boys' dorm on campus, laid out approximately $1 per term for the p...…
… ~fSDAY, OMTBtR 14, 1949. TITE 1M ICH IGAN DAILY PAGE. flRXFE lunior Varsity Gridders Face Wildcat's 'B' Squad Saturday 4 d} Michigan's junior varsity willI tage its opening game of the sea- on at 10 a.m. this Saturday on the ridiron at Ferry Field against orthwestern's "B" squad. Michigan's gridders will be Sandicapped offensively, as they ave had little time to practice nd perfect their plays. Although bhe team has been out for prac...…
…PAGE FUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TrURDA', OCTOBE1Rv 14, 1944 Slight Contradiction IT ALL DEPENDS really, on which news- paper you read. If you picked up the New York Times, you got the original text of a Tom Dewey cam- paign speech, complete with flag waving, platitudes, jingles and "What's good for the country." But if you picked up the Detroit News, you got an equally reliable quote, but also an indication of what kind of legislation you ca...…
…T1HIMSDAY, OO TOEP 14, 1648 TIE M ICU A ' Y11l-d I MTl_1111 L 1l l\ 111".1 dV MaryMarkley Individual Awards Presented; Martha Cook Wins Skit Contest Takes Double Honors at 'Opening Nighi Panhel Ball Jobs Given I PREDICTION - ULCERS: Students' Tastes Run From Sublime to Ridiculous Mary Markley house walked off withtdouble honors at "Opening Night," Assembly's fourth annual Fortnite celebration, held last night in Lydia Mendelssohn Th...…
…PAGE SIX, THE MiCITN D Alt r* THT3RSDAY, {)OILERFU14,' x949 HAPPY HOMECOMING: Authoress Betty Smith Visits Local Bookstore By GLORIA GOODSTEIN There was nothing of the bored visiting celebrity, but rather a spirit of happy homecoming about Betty Smith's appearance at a local bookstore yesterday after- noon. Although the noted author of "A Tree Grows in Brooklyn" and "Tomorrow Will Be Better" has not been in Ann Arbor since 1930, the ten...…
…SLIGHT CASE OF CANCER See Page 4 Y A6F r n Dairltit1 IAlR COOLER Latest Deadline in the State__||||_||__|sih VOL. LVIII, No. 184 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, JULY 14, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Preuss'Talk Will Keynote Law Forum International Law To Be Chief Topic Prof. Lawrence Preuss of the political science department will be the first speaker at the Law Forum opening here tomorrow. He will discuss "Conflict Be- tween International and...…
…PAGE TWo MTCPTC.AV h'AlUV 1! nAl" V ir°t"1IV1A ° itIAS " "~~'lit 1H.111 .T1.TH it )lXaTLT1 YZ1'?YWWlyWi i .'N D1AX, t JUJUX 1%, 1948 I_ CAMPUS CLOSE-UP: Betsy Barbour 'Sweetheart' Intimately Known as Foogle By IVAN KEELEY "This is to certify that Robert B. Ingle is henceforth to be known as the sweetheart of Betsy Bar- bour." These words, blazoned in gold across a background of dark blue, are usually the first thing that catches the ey...…
…WEDNESDAY, JULY 14, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY t Y Rasehi Hits, Pitches A. L. All- Stars To 5-2 Victor JUST KIBITZING By MORT ELDRIDGE Yankee Ace Wins Own Ball Game with 2-Run Si ole; Evers Homers Box Score: Raschi Becomes First All-Star Hurler To Win His Own Game In the past it is probably true that sports-writers have been over- critical of certain yon- ,ports figures and in the case of Bob Feller there was no justification for ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESnav_ _ ITf.v 11 1 OAS? T...M:..TIA. as lY -....-a -.Va.+1.rV aJ.. a.1L1 ..a,...a1a WV a ,. . L' ' ~PiTAAZ, IF Lix1 4, I* .U45 3 I Slight Case of Cancer THE AMERICAN Medical Association is sick. It is afflicted with a malignant, cancerous growth known as racial discrim- ination. Three weeks ago a group of New York doctors, having presented thyir diagnosis to the association, proposed that an opera- tion be undert...…
…f ,. WEDNESDAY, JULY 14, 1918 Student Will Lead Hostelers THE MICHIGAN DAILY A University student is leading a group of 14 members of the American Youth Hostel on an ex- tended bicycle trip this summer. Engineering student Blaine In- gram and his cyclists willharrive here July 17 and stay at the Ann ' Arbor Hostel, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gauss, 385 Wat- ers Road. After a week of Michigan, part of which will be spent at Pine- bro...…
…r THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JULY 14, 1948 Campus Highlights AlmniLecture ...Harry Hoijer, professor of anthro- Dr.Caniecturesiden pology at the University of Cali- Dr. Carney Croneis, president of fornia at Los Angeles, before the Beloit College, will speak on "The Linguistic Institute 7:30 p.m. to- Alumni-Balm or Bane?" at the morrow in Rackham Amphithe- 33rd annual conference of the atre. American Alumni Council, 12:30 The lecture is...…
…KEEP THL TRUST See Page 4 Lwb tIt WARMER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 157 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1948 PRICE FIVE CEN Truman Hits Outlawing of Communists Sees No Change In Peace Hopes WASHINGTON, May 13-(AP) -President Truman came out to- day against outlawing the Com- Aunist Party. Splinter parties, he told a news conference, do no harm. He added that if there is plotting to over- throw the government, we h...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1943 FRIDAY, MAY 14, 194w L~U JULIANA TO SUCCEED WIL- HELMINA-Queen Wilhelmina, the world's senior ruling mon- arch, announced in Amster- dam she will abdicate as ruler of the Netherlands toward the end of September in favor of her daughter, Crown Princess Juliana, (above). Polio Epidem iC Dangrers(1ited During a severe epidemic of polio-myelitis in a city, as much as 30 per cent of the people suf- fering ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE 'HOT' ELECTION AHEAD: Anti Arbor Geared for Great Registration Rush SUMMERTIME-FORGET TEXTS: Students Make Rush for Vacation Tickets (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the thi and final article in a series on vol registration for the coming Pre dential election.) By CRAIG WILSON The Ann Arbor city clerk's Tice is fortifying itself for( greatest registration rush in h tory as another 'hot' Presiden election draws near. Truman...…
…FoUn THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1948 Keep th THE QUIET GENEROSITY of a C. C. Smith, a man who lived among students for many years and at his death put a million dollars worth of faith in them will long be remembered. Although Mr. Smith specified that the fund which he set aside for deserving stu- dents carry no name in his honor, we can- not easily forget one whose thoughtfulness was so forcefully brought to light. During his 11-y...…
…FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE VE Fortnight Petitions Are Due Monday) Petitioning is now open for cen- tral committee posts for Assen- bly's annual Fortnight show, which will be held early next fall. The posts are open to all inde- pendent women on campus, in- cluding freshmen. Petitions will be due at noon Monday in the Un- dergraduate Office of the League. Available positions are general chairman, decorations, honors, New...…
…FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY FILIDAY, MAY 14, 1948 !I 1 'I PAID ADVERTISEMENT 4 4 * here We-11--re You on the Night of March 24, 1933? 1 i How old were you ... six..seven...old enough to read a newspaper? When did words like "Hitler" and "Nazi" become meaningful to you? Did you sense any loss as 66 million Germans surrendered their freedom? TRY TO REMEMBER ... think back to the night of March ...…
…FRIDAY; W[AY 14,7198 THE MICHIGAN DTLY PAUE E _s_ x. .,.. L . .E.V.N Y M' Nine Opens Crucial Netters Invade Evanston Confere Series A"""l n0 + y ' ._ _. a ._.__ -_ _ . Toda T aCr7on Prize Thinclads j 'New Look' w 7-1 * Unbeaten Wildcats Provide Big Test for Michigan Tennis Squad In Iitg INine World Series Taft or Rankin To Pitch for Michigan; IRotblatt Goes To Mound for Illinois Michigan's netters will try to answer the Big ...…
…PAGE EIGHT 'T CIF'ICHIC DAILY1E DA , ATAY 14, 1344 - .-.- - - - - - - .- -.,- I -.. - - I ..." . . . ..., m . . . . ............... ......... ....... ... --------- - -- ---- . .......... ........ .................... ......... . . ...... . ................. . ..... . ..... . . .. ......... n-- . . .............. .- - M !- HELP WAR VICTIMS: Collection To Be Made For UN Children's Drive The chorus of 7,500,000 grateful children who owe thei...…
…HEADLINE HUNTING S"e Pale 4 Lw A *a114iil COOL," ci-OIIDY Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII No. 132 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Regents Uphold Ban' ** on Politica ka Primary l1 Speakers Stassen Leads in Nebras I Dewey's Bid Yet To Come From Cities Taft Lags Far Behind Leaders OMAHA, April 14-Wednes- day-(R)--Harold E. Stassen piled up a widening margin of farm area votes in Nebraska P...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Gothic Muslie To Be Played By Vielle Trio A program of Gothic and Ren- aissance music by the Vielle Trio will follow a lecture on "Coopera- tion Between Music Scholars and Performers in the Preparation of Programs of Unusual Music" by Prof. Raymond Kendall of the musicology department at 8:30 p.m. tomorrow in Rackham Lec- ture Hall. The Vielle Trio, organized fif- teen years ago as the Fiedel Trio, is the only ensemble in t...…
…WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14, 1948 THE M ICIllGAN D AJLY ........... ....... . ... ww"Wmw"4" River Rouge Meet Largest Event of Its Kind in World GET IN T HE RUNNING NOW! Daily Sponsors All-Campus Cinder Dash; In playing host to the annual River Rouge neet thisSaturday, the University of Michigan will witness the world's largest indoor track meet to be held in one day and the most colorful in Michi- gan history. Eighty - one high schools throughou...…
…PAGE FOUR; THE MICHIGAN DAILY Headline Hunting WHEN THE GOING gets tough in the news business, you can always create your own headlines. Something obscure can be played up as something big: or, better yet, you can goad somebody into headline- making action. When 500 Windsor high-school students, armed with clubs, broom handles and rubber hose, broke into offices of a Cana- dian political party last week, the Detroit News gave the mob acti...…
…WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY . ... . .. . .............................. . ......... ...... . . . . . ..... . ...... ! Skill Contests To Preview Slide R In preview of Slide Rule Ball the committee is projecting some of the gaiety of the circus theme into campus life by sponsoring contests from 10 a.m. to noon and from 1 to 3 p.m. everyday on the library steps. Two games of skill will be of- fered to all who wish to attempt ...…
…I. THE MICIGAN DAILY 1' . .. . ........ . ... . .......... ... . ....... -- . ........... -- ... . ........ BEHIND THE 8-BALL: Ex-World Billiard Champion Will Present Exhibition Here By GEORGE WALKER Most people have trouble sink- ing one billiard ball, but with one stroke, Jimmy Caras, former world's pocket billiard champion, can pocket fifteen. Caras, who won the world's pocket billiard titles in 1936 and 1938, will appear in three exh...…
…MI'1SSI4NG SOM EING, see rageZ Y -.9 KrIA Dali 4; HOTTEST TEAM, WARMIERWEATHER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 115 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 14, 1948 !Senate Gives OK to RP Bill in Late PRICE FIVE CENTS ession M'Mlermen Cop Big Nin Third Major Crown Falls To ichigan Wolverines Take Three Seconds By MURRAY GRANT IOWA CITY, Ia., March 13- Iowa and Ohio State set the rec- ords here in the 38th Western Conference ...…
….........__WHX ________________ ~LT~AY, M i Following are excerpts from the five prize-winning letters, as selected by the ]daily senior editors, in The 'Daily's "If 1 Were Editor" contest which closed Friday. * * * I i Pens Jab at The To the Editor: THE DAILY is a good student paper. Its trouble is that it is too much the student paper. I can see reasons for devoting the bulk of the editorial page to, student writings-it makes of t...…
…r :._M .r -N- - r --_-__ Prof. Vincent To Appear In TV at Detroit ' Iet Propulsion' To Be Topic of Talk Prof. Edward T. Vincent of the mechanical engineering depart- ment will be the second faculty member to appear before the tele- vision cameras of WWJ-TV in De- troit, when he gives an illustrated talk on "Jet Propulsion" at 6:301 p.m. today. Prof. Vincent worked with the American navy on the develop- ment of jet propulsion during the war, a...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY IT SO HAPPENS... 4 Quick Exit Bare Facts A CERTAIN staff assistant in the East Quad was, until very recently, in the habit of walking between his room and the shower room in a costume consisting solely of a towel draped over his left arm. One of the favorite pranks of the fresh- men on his floor was to call out suddenly, "Why hello, Mrs. ," while he was in transit. The staffman, thinking that the house director was nearby...…
