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A.pcilmmoi1sevc will be,
held a.i.t oneof tGuild meet-ings; today
x~ hn flfhna'.spaining,"Chist
presetedit the i)lims7Guild of
the Batist hurchi hnor of their
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The ereonywill take pae at
5 pp~with r. Neton C.Fetr
Board f Eduationand frmer
Dot oth Puy~e will ivetehigh-
Lu C l~ac hic cttheCongrega-
tlinalDle ,7;Cs iGuii meet ingi;,at 5
* p'm. in he churchef. 'Th1, topi c for the
- Vo id isions of
the huth"nd rpreenttive- s of
mn,an aioa l Coun Tcilf1Christ
West~iin~er uildat te Presby-
tean, hurhi:lhavtWat:r A.
fixee:cui' scrtary of the
Ann rborCommnityFund, lead
the iscssio on"Chiistianiity of
LivingTotaihrt atC nlm.Suppe
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and hesoia hurwll follow after,
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Boo IsPrIn1ted
o ~20 Desgnedto acquaint Latin Am~eri-
nit ofcans wi the University in every
Cor bae, bulein of informlat.ion was
in~ ~~~1i t e vbltedtis ek by the TUniversity
'Ihe32pae ooklet, tran~slated in-
t :.;pani:sh t)' Senor Jose'Albaledejo
fi~'t uftheSpansh eparrtment, will be
her . (l~t'ibltd hroug~h einbassies and
rd 1' z nulates t hromughouL South 'Alner-
Iii. onin idea for- this publica-
roJ.Stanto~n Robbins of
decd~'theOffceof the Coordinator of In-
erAmeirican Affairs. Wash~igton,
dow- .C:.. wandhas been in preparation for
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Other troon3 transffports approach on a choppy sea as Maj. Caen.
Roy S. Geiger (wearing white shirt), commanding officer of the T.S.
Mairine-s' offensive on Bougainville," and Admiral William F. Halsey
(argrow) wate'h Armay reiforcements laud-on that Pacific island.

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NTEW YORK, Jan. 8.-(,?)--Wen-
dell L. Willkie today assailed Presi-
dent Roosevelt's "Doctor 'Win-the-
Wa" statemnent, however facielously
advaned as"an isidio s do~tine
acs of usal i weaccepeit."
press conf <eee in hch he spok
of th a Laion 'as th,. ptient, and the
New Deal as thedotr and in which
he said that the paient, now cure *
of ts ormr almet, hould be con -
the Aricarn pedple are always sick
and1 that they are not robus t individ-
uals" mu'st be repudiated.

Pacific Plans
LOS AN'GELES, Jan. 8.- (IP-
P'larjs for increasingly powerful 'blows
in 1944agis Japan and the other
enemies o f the United, Nations were
refficr befre a .o .forence of sea
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EEP BACKING THE ATTACK! With these fighting words thie
U. . Treasurey Department opens the Fourth War Loan on
January i18th.
As a fitting prelude, leading up to a~nd into this great victory effort,
Goodyear's is proud to present Tribute to the Unconquerables -'a
rnationw ' :_ War Bond drive, co-sponsored by The Saturday Evenfig
Post, and beginning January 1 0th.
This coast-to-coast drive is inspired by Poet Joseph Ausl'andeesr'-
magif'~ntOpen Letters to the Unconquerables which millions have ,.
r7et>ro in The Saturday Evening Post..
Austein;der's Letters have brought home to the people of this nationi .
the vivid, stark picture of the sacrifice made by tens of millions in the
rovoced, war-torn lands. And the purpose of this drive, and the Fourth
"or Lnis to impress our people with the great need for sacrifice-
-;o~v --- to weepthe of-tack rolling -- to release these nations to fight-
t~ ee Cv c. oral.
a TO NDBYESAT GOODYA STHIS H WfEEKC

Boy Coats -' Fitted Cats - Fur Trims.
enjoy yours now-next year. Sizes Tt'10to40.
Oriial values 29.95 to 89.95.
High Fashion IDRESSES. All -rare Buys for
st-root, afternoon and evening wear. Sizes
9-1i, 10-44. 'Original values 7.95 to 39.95.
lw398 to 25.00.
$UIS, ~osic nd-ressmoker Styles. Tweed
-- Coverts -- She-"'ands. Originally 25.00 to
617500 Nw 1250;o 39.95. Also :group of
pin' tr -o copanion suits in Oxford and
osnat 39.95. Sizes 10 to 40.
S,-TS- Beati u plaids - plain 'shetlanid
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