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…. . ... .... ...... Ir x 4 Weather Warmer VM LIV No. 85 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEB. 20, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Yanks Seize Air Base on Eniwetok Atoll; Allies Hold Anzio Line Against Nazi I nits German Casualties Rise' In Beachhead Struggle, Allied Airmen Shoot Down 15 Enemy Planes In Intensive Aerial Activity over Area By The Associated Press ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, Naples, Feb. 19.-American and Brit- ish troops have carpeted the ...…

…I/ --I*NPV. tlFrl, 20 19-it 'I'll tMI C 11C.A N- D A I IV a a.x a:f 1T1. 1 a 11 1 v' 1 X 1'i 1.! 1X 11.11 m nee a .__ ... _..... .... _................ ............................ _ ,.. ........ .. a 1 1 VK A bA 4~ k., , I' Ia Y. l Y} I EXAM SCHEUI ES VERITABLE , olfA) AMINE: ca71 XVPlfii COLLEGE t ENGINEERI] Moniday at 8 ..... Friday, Feb. 9 . . Monday, Feb. 10 .... Friday, Feb. ll ...TWuesday, Feb. 1.. .Thursday, Feb. 2 ...Tuesday...…

… 20, 1944 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACE TtTRE --= POST-WAR EXPANSION: Newly Appointed Dean Gives Plans By SELIG ESTROFF "Although we will have the job of using our staff in training the armed services for the duration of the war, we plan a large expansion of the school once the war is over," said Russell A. Stevenson, newly appoint- ed dean of the School of Business Administration, who will assume his new duties at the University about July 1....…

…PAGE OUR THlE M3i-liGA~N riAUY l '.s, i'r S ifs:. ------------- Fifty-Fourth Year i, cy - Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under tha authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the regular University year, and every morning except Mon- day and Tuesday during the summer session. Member of The Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitle...…

…72ie 1, ,F . 2~f4, - j~' . . M AAF is Open WAC, WAVES SPAR For Enlistment perform Vital Part in Of Air WACs M L Directing Plane Traffic Is One Of 237 -Possible Air Base Jobs; Regular Basic Training Given Under the new enlistment regula- tions, a woman enlisting in the Wo- men's Army Corps can choose the Ar- my Air Forces as the branch in which she will serve. Recruits in the Air WAC receive their basic training along with the recruits i...…

…fill' 111 C I A DAILY SUNDAY, POIL M- 4 """.. "" ." " ia. Y'Y 1 L 1 xw w ww ucp nW .wse i ._x. .e.___.._..... ... ._. -.... .._ .__ .__..__ __ www wv vxnwnn_ _ ___ __ - - -- run.- ws ,. ... M 9 Thinelads, Hockey Wolverines Vanquish TwcO Wildcat Cagers, 50-45 WolI eamn oth W in in Last Tilts of Season Meet Ilecor [vernes own Humne Twins 'Dead-I Pohlaud EdIges Oni R4 I i-1 Tr King Tallies 14 Points as lliciigan Squad Closes Hoop Sen w...…

… SlJNAV, F~fl. 2~, 11144 THlE M(-'tCT1GAN TDAILY . .................. ...... . . . restiers, Swimmers Cop Rig Ten Titles' VAMWW Trin4t ph 28-27 Curt, Wilson Take Titles as The Start of Brant f ord's Woes Sa Disi(fualied; Reichert Is Beaten i S milinals; Greene, Oberly Take Seconds Comiltird e rnt Page 1) pounds, while Johnny Greene and Lowel Obr took seconds. Th Wolverines started off the pre- liminaries with a bang and qualified...…

…714 L~VANDAL Idin' Our Time' Profits to IJ Arnciy Relief "k ""iT"y eayW(i Musical To Be Shown A t L 9, 10 Comedy Tells Story of Adventures of ASTP Men Stranded at Girls' College "IIIealso, 11' , Ytni fBe Oltr 'Pift-lp' D 39 e) v The profits from campus perform- ances of "Bidin' Our Time," Co. C's forthcoming original musical com- edy, will be donated to the Army Em- ergency Relief Fund, Sgt. Irwin B. Scup, business manager, announced...…

… t" I ' ' , wi a 4ati4 W.eather VOL. LIV No. 94 ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEB. 19, 1944 U.S. Assault Forces Lan on niweto Is PRICE FIVE CENTS land Tru k-Based Jap Convoy Sunk in Air Attack Troops Gain Beachhead on Pacific Atoll Carrier Based Planes Smash Installations, Have Little Opposition By WILLIAM HIPPLE Associated Press Correspondent U.S. PACIFIC FLEET HEAD- QUARTERS, Pearl Harbor, Feb. 18. -Army and Marine assau...…

…~A'1'J1RflAV W _ So nl'd-.£,, AFR THE U XI1I fv'A N LA V .. 11. ~. L.A . ~ ~.a - A .1.V _: A Ax u VA w a,. AA A'%Y 1 !l 11 AJr A:__.. L I P is Fifty-Fourth Year. I .- P'dRather Be Right By SAMUAL GRAFTON _ r I DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN NEW YORK, Feb. 19.-Our attitude towardI the Germans should not be that we propose to solve their problems but that we have no solu- tions and intend to leave them unsolved. This may seem heartless, bu...…

… SATTMDAV, r M. 19, 1 ,14 THE MICHIGAN DAILY rAGX IMY - It . ..,. r _._.. Tankers in Evanston; Track Team Meets Notre Dami D Here Mermen To Try for Big Ten Crown Wolverines Favored; Wildcats Expected To Prove Strongest Rival By BUD LOW Michigan's mighty Wolverines, win- ner of 13 Conference championships and 12 National Collegiate champion- ship, are the overwhelming favor- ites to regain the Big Ten crown they lost to Ohio State last ye...…

…T~ - - -__ - __ II1CE-EEtL&P~4 Vranglers' Club S11 Observe 1e1gious Week F ree Local Ministers To Discuss National Brotherhood on Radio n observance of National Broth- 1ood Week, participants on the :. wlers' Club, broadcast at 2 p.m. < y over Station WJR, will discuss Brotherhood of Man." _ahbi Jehudah Cohen of the Hillel I udation, Dr. Charles Brashares ae First Methodist Church, and her Frank McPhillips, student i tr of St. Mary's Catholi...…

… ipi i ,' Y itK&LI 4 i Weather Snow, Colder. VOL. LIV No. 83 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEB. 18, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Allied Troopship Is Sunk;1,000 Are Lost U.S. Forces Launch First Air Attack of War on Truk Fleet Aircraft Smash at Jap Naval Bastion Attack Still Under Way; Pilots Fly over 2,000 Miles of Enemy Water By The Associated Press U.S. PACIFIC FLEET HEAD- QUARTERS, Pearl Harbor, Feb. 17. -Bold and powerful task forces of...…

…Pacr CWQ ii. iiT .. . i -- - - ~ - ~- -.-.-- - - -- - -~ WSSF LIFTS MORALE: Prisoners of War Make Urgent Plea for Books 4 - - -___ Fire Seven Jap fBonbers LIFE IN T HE WlLDERI\ESS: Botanist Seeks Quinine in Ecuador "Prisoners need two things, an! interest in life and the knowedge that they have not been forgotten," writes a British prisoner of war in Italy. , Designed to alleviate these needs, the campus World Student Service Fund ca...…

… F UIDAY, FEB. 18, 1941 THE MICHIGAN . ILY riGR TAR]rP. . . ....... .N...............T.... Wrestling Team Points for Conference Title Tilt Saturday Squad Goes to Evanston Today after Last Drill Style Stressed in This Galles, Reichert Have By HANK MANTHO Michigan's highly-geared wrestling1 team had its last semblance of aI real practice yesterday, when they went through their last intensive workout before embarking for Evan- ston, whe...…

…-. T r r .5. .5.~ 8..~ LYZ. .~ ~...4 *..E. .5. ~. 6.T~. I. I .5..? ~ .5. Z4 .5. ,,,7TB.is.-1 944 1{.R it, V. ## A' atYC.1:3" JL W X;L Y i . ,: t .., s, ice. _ .l 'YY c-r Fifty-Fourth Year S- - Pm- 'P t' xSD« s i :- tyA.~nt. - -_ Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the reglar University year, and every...…

… Opern To Have Premier Here Wednesday ,Mar C15 Detroit Orchestra Will Appear At League Dance tomorrow Tomorrow night's dance in the ballroom of the Michigan League will feature a new band hitherto unknown to Ann Arbor, Jimmy Strauss and his orchestra from De- troit. According to Bill Sawyer, Strauss's smooth styled tempos offer a style of rhythm that is both different and pleasing. Strauss has appeared re- cently before sororities, fraterni...…

…THE, II tcTTl AN IlATT1 D ~ W~.g 1!t_£41 Z . . .. e... ....: s .,. as s v s . . ir~a .L iY~iUUlM flA3' . ," .. 1ae IOAA. Roosevelt Plans To Veto Tax Proposal; Watkins Claims Measure Is Inadequate Plan Falls Far Short Congress Views Rapidly Mounting Nat Of Treasury's Request Debt Complacently, Professor Explair By The Associated Press By MARGARET FARMER WASHINGTON, Feb. 17. -Presi- Suggestig that a pogressive bond buying merely pt Suggstig t...…

… " pll ! i uJ w I we .tit 4tt We~athel VOL. LIV No. 82 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEB. 17, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS 1. S. Dive-Bombers Hit, Rome Rail Yards RAF Sears Remains of Berlin in Night Attack Over 2,840 Tons of Bombs Used in Heaviest Aerial Attack Ever Made on Single Target By AUSTIN BEALMEAR Associated Press Correspondent LONDON, Feb. 16.-The RAF seared the remains of Berlin last night with well over 2,800 tons of explosi...…

…A ._...... _... ...,, a "as a - yU -U1 ; Z.U, a I 43. i 87 C.J M Ja L A I - - -- - --_- -.._._.-'-.............. -__._..- _.---1-_-'___- __ t Fi f ty!0na(r h Year Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the regular University year, and. every morning except Mon- day and Tuesday during the summer session....…

… i' ; iZl4i M~TTC~i~ liv - -,--. e~ - ~ 4S R , ' ' _ _ ,. _,,.. .. ...._. ..K.".: s a. n9: r ;: xe! 'ak==ca"+.#',:.JF '!uw"ad.?a +?a ..:,w.+r .4x d ks:wan.aF.... _ .. ... ...._.. ... _ . IL ZW,'4-q= 41- 94AVt-j9-lV' - - - Michigan Swimmers Compete in Big Ten Meet Saturday Undefeated Wolverines Expected To Win Title over Northwestern Double Trouble Wrestlers Are Favored To Take Championship By JIM LEWY All Conference schools wi...…

…"1" 14 F. M..IWCH- IAC. As N- I-)- Al.Vj Tinmsnmr- ".lm- 17- oAt TH Mt ILA I iftv 1fLflfAVZ A. IA - AU" ..A,-iss t1 A g Jull I -"- -aI qw Center To HearI Dr. Hobbs Talk On Jap Islands Professor To Discuss TIruk, Oilher Mandated South Pacific Bases Dr. WiMiA H. Hobbs, professor emeritus of geology, will discuss Truk and other Japanese mandated islands in the Southwest Pacific at 7:30 p.m. Sunday in the International Center. In 1921 Dr. H...…

… m ' u " I 1 4titIltm 4A k Weather Skiing Weat ter VOL. LIV No. 81 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 16, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Russians Advance In North Nazis Retreat Toward Pskov; Eastern Gains Are Made Consistently By The Associated Press LONDON, Feb. 16, Wednesday- The Russians in the north, moving down along two railroads and a high- way, have hammered the Germans farther back toward the great com- munications center of Pskov, bo...…

…. &G cTWO ., - - 4L ItAA VA- 14 J \ t. st l Yr;,; L , i,-s. r . is ;,A iP'fty41ourth Year GRIN AND BEAR IT B- Lichty The WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-RCUND By DREW PEARSON .1 ..I - dited and managed by students of the University of E!thiAn under the authority of the Board in Control of :Vludent Publications. Jub shed every morning except Monay during the regulaUiiversity year, and every morning except Mon- day and Tuesday during the...…

… .R a:: as --- a-. - s --. r I AV J- 1 J-.-a r I l -, : = 1 Thinclads Meet Irish Expected To Give Notre Dame Squad Here Saturday 11ermet 1 After Wolverines Close Bt Ralph Pohland Will Push John Roxbc And iHume Twins in 880-Yard Featur rittle Big Ten Honors Wolverines To Finish Cage Season Against Northwestern Saturday By BILL LAMBERT The Wolverine track team reaches the second hurdle in their race for the conference championship ...…

…'AGE FOUR :r Air VVWPO 46 4 hJ J 'U' Band Will Open Program On Food Today Meeting Will Be Public Recognition of Work Of County Farmers. The University Concert Band, con- ducted by Prof. William D. Revelli, will open the program of the food mobilization meeting for Washtenaw County at 8 p.m. today in Hiil Audi- torium. 1. L. Anthony, Dean of Agriculture of Michigan State College will speak on the problem of food production in 1944, its relat...…

… ..-,io' Y 4F Iatlj Weather Snow Flurries VOL. LIV No. 80 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN TUESDAY, FEB. 15, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Ruthven Stresses Realistic Schools Claims Present Demobilization Plans Insufficient To Meet Post-War Needs Special to The Daily DETROIT, Feb. 14.-Disavowing the popular belief that "demobilization schemes, bonuses and other perquisites" will be adequate in meeting post- war needs, President Alexander G. Ruthven told the...…

…I Iv x t _ M_ 1 7."Mu .a. .LL .R.1-1 A..5111A.Z1.5 1.. g U X s L.L 4.1 tw 1. LiJ 1~ A A r 1 t[, 1:. mm F;Jty-Fourth Year BUFFOONS TAKE ACTION: Con gressional Reaeuionarie [o h A gills, La i4s. Follow 'Road Back to Normiilcy' rT J W/in W(Ir Edited and ma rl h rtihntid ot wt i oTveity of Uicilgan undter tim au thrity or tuh lmoard in Control of Student Pu lications. Published every mornin , t4xcrpt Monday during the £egullar Universit~y ...…

… It 111 _;]a I c I y = U A X - . S.....:....:...j. ..cx.. i= .s.usr is r Swimmers, Matmen Favored r Capture Big Ten Crowns Wrestlers Finish Season Un beaten in Four Starts Bo l eieier, Jim (aMsi, I zsIoth VtihjoeEaled Will Seek Individs 1 (row:s.Il at Evalnsto l K ing Slop1.d-But Iby 0w e( 'uiera By HANK MANT i0 Michigan's mighty Wolverines rout- ed Coach Billy Thorn's Indiana mat- men Saturday, 23-3, to chalk up their fourth succe...…

…FACIE FOUU THE MTCIIIGA*.--* n-AITAt TUESDAN, FEB. 15, 1944 .AGE J...L rI LJ J Mi C.U av A L A. 1 At A 1l U imi i Truman Calls for Reelection es Help To Boost TWar Loan Dr. Blakemain Lectures to Religious Group> Proposals Made fo Changes in Churches' Education Programni Speaking before the research sec- tion of the International Council of Religious Education last week in Chicago, Dr. Edward W. Blakemitn, University religious cou...…

… r30 A t xrn 'ait j Weather Cloudy, Warmer VOL. LIV No. 79 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEB. 13, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS. Yanks Tighten Hold on Anzio Beachhead Reds Reach Outskirts of Lugo, Capture 40 Towns 4,200 Nazis Killed in Desperate German Attempt To Rescue 10 Trapped Divisions Study-Weary Soldiers Revel 1n, Stoic-i(rlieg By The Associated Press LONDON, Feb. 13, Sunday.-The Red Army has reached the suburbs of the rail stati...…

…I ~AQE TWO Church Groups To Hold Weekly Meetings Today Baptist Guild To Hear Rev. Carpenter Review Carver's Biography In observance of Race Relations Sunday, Roger Williams Guild at the Baptist Church will hearRev. C. W. Carpenter review the biography of George Washington Carver at 5 p.m. today. Mrs. Timm To Speak Congregational - Disciples Guild will meet at 5 p.m. today, with Mrs. Charlotte Timm speaking on "The Bahaist Faith and the Post-W...…

… SUNDY, FE. 1, -64i I tiE MI1C HI1GAN 1D AILY PAGE TBI= W - _ - -- --- - .-.-. - - . ._. PAGI No Good Ne-ighbor Po4icies Will1 (owd(7 ighii Tbor rclationrshiOpsbe- tween the Uni itedl States and Latin- Amlerican co)untries w;ill be discussed on "lin our Opinion" at 12:30 p.m. toda;y over Station W4JR, Detroit. Main points in the discussion will center around the necessity of na- ,Japs Reued Red Cro0ssAd ewy'reis Chao (:~ .11 NeW Post...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I'd Rather Be Right By SAMUEL GRAFTON DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN _ 1 .. , Edited and managed by students di the University of Michigan under the authdrity of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the regular University year, and every morning except Mon- day and Tuesday during the summer session. Member of The Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled...…

…I T13, 1M4 T MICHIGAN DAILYq PAGE PIPE Symphony and Swing Will Be Presented Today 4" 'Father' Hines, Concert Band To Col la borate Musical Sensation To Be Held T'oday in Hill Auditorium; Tickets Available at Boxoff ice Michigan's lastest sensation, "Sym- phony and Swing," featuring the music of the Michigan Concert Band andd Earl "Father" Hines and his orchestra, will be held at 3:15 p.m. today in Hill Auditorium. Advance sale o...…

…2UA THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, FEE. i3l i944 Michigan Cagers Whip Chicago, 74-41; Matmen Win Again Grapplers Lose Only One Match; Dave Struck Scores 15 Points Swimming Team Beats North western, 54-30 Fourth Consecutive V' Win for Wrestlers# BLOOMINGTON, Ind., Feb. 12.-()P) -Michigan's powerful -Wolverines crushed Billy Thom's Indiana Uni- versity wrestling team for their fourth consecutive triumph today, 23 to 3. The Wolverines, stro...…

… SUNDAY, PEIB.1i, 1q44 'I RL Al ---CHlGAN 6AHN U1 14,11P 11111 Jill~N ~~i - E EV N Sextet Wins; 'T hi'nel Sepe rft~JL ~LV~I et, 93-11 ... ,. _ n Bob Ufer"Wins :Holis 600' as Dodds Copsmile BOSTON, Feb. V. .. Di}--fyni1ty studlent Gi l Dodds sped .to a 4:09.5 HungerMile victory and a hlo20 Yard, win over Bill Hulse of the New York A.C., the American outcloOr re- cord-holder tonight, while gaining his first mpajor -hometown success- ...…

… PAGE EIGHT T H E MItHICAN DAILY SUNDAY, FEB. 13, 1944 -------- ------- - - ............ . . ... ............................................................. FREEDOM GUARANTEED: Lt. Enriquez Praises Aid of U.S. im Philippine Governiment "A people and a country that are afraid to be free deserve to be slaves forever," Lt. Alberto Enriquez, a sol- dier in the Philippine army who is studying here, with Co. A, said in a recent interview. "I...…

… r ,44't _ A N., ir 4aitM Weather Snow and Colder VOL. lI.V No. 78i ANW ARBOR, IMICWWA N, SATURD3AY IFE. 14 PRICE FIVE CENTS Allies Report Fierce Fighting at Anzio Beach Senate Blocks Government Payment of Sub ead; i,dies House Expected To Approve Bill Amendments Immediate Veto by President Roosevelt Predicted at Capital By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Feb. 11.-Shout- ing down a compromise food stamp plan and counter-proposals to...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAII.Y SATURDAY. FEB. 12. 1944 I - ..u ~aw . ----- a : T.e.- . RA 611- 1 ,..._ ¢, o_. _. _ r, , _... a :n c Fifty-Fo1rms Year Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the. regular University year, and every morning except Mon- day and Tuesday during the summer session. Member of The ...…

… SA MAY, f 12, 1044 M I C H I C AN 1) AILY rAG MM - . .w. ...w-.... ... "'a --w------:-------------.e-" 'A. RA .- PAGE TIIRJtF Mermen, Thinclads Will Meet Tough Oppositio Track Team Opens Season Against Bros cos Huine Twins To Run SaipfE events ; Mar"tin, Low .urdler, Injured Coach Doherty will unveil his 1944 track squad when they take the mark against once-beaten Western Michia gan at 7:30 p.m. tonight in the Yost Field House, Th...…

…?.:.74r_ __ __iii i B§ ~ f;i - - - - - -11 -, Date Is Set Fat Company C Cotmedy Sold;ers Seeitii irA College Is Theme of Original Musical Play "Bidin' Our Time," Company C's original ,musical comedy, will be pre- sented at Lydia Mendelssohn Thea- tre on March 9 and 10, Sgt. Irwin B. Stup announced yesterday. The play, with book ind lyrics written by Cpl. Hy Wolotsky and music by Cpl. Troy Bartlett, has been in rehearsal for some weeks under ...…

…x o' it i&1a 4attg Weather Saute ~andi Colder VOL. LIV No. 77 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEB. 11, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS sweeping U' Plan for Veterans Released 14,0OO( Jungle Battles End in Victory For Veterans Australians Join Yanks Near Saidor; Forces Ready To Hit Madang By MERLIN SPENCER Associated Press Correspondent ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN THE SOUTHWEST PACIFIC, Feb. 11., Fri- day-Victorious conclusion of a rug- ged New Guinea j...…

… -~-- .--~ ' ' Street Closing For Building Asked by U' City ("illci Petition Requests Vacancy for Post-War. Construction A petition has been presented to the city council by the University requesting that a part of Jefferson Street be vacated for the post-war construction of a new University gen- eral service building. The proposed new building, which is planned to house the general ad- ministrative offices and public serv- ice units of the ...…

…MMAY, FEB. It, 1944 THE MICHIGAN DAILY XAGE CFA FaIDAY, FEB. 11, 1944 'FAGE tIEREI Crisler Sets Up Program for Post- War Michigan Athletics 11 Initiation of New Sports Matmen Are s Essential Part ofPlan Favored To Addition of Soccer, Boxing, Lacrosse, Rugby Spill Suggests Enlargement of Present Facilities .i By BILL MULLENDORE Green Indiana Outfit Michigan Athletic Director Fritz, Crisler yesterday came forth with a Credited with Sing...…

… r IMN&I"m )% -O.w ""Pgqft * * . % . # t ___ - - - I 4-- -I W -pw1.1 " --&.1 -) 944 Pifty-Fourth Year Edit-1 and managed by students of tihe University. of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publieations.0 Published every morning except Monday during the regular University year, and every morning except Mon- day and Tuesday during the summer session. Member of The Associated Press The Associated Press is excl...…

…Square Dances To Be Feature ntertainment WAA Rec-Rally Will tBe H'eld Tomorrow in Waterman Gym; Students, Servicemen Invited "Swing your partner," "Alleman left, and circle right," "Head couple lead to the next and circle four hands 'round" will be heard echoing down the sets in Waterman Gym tomorrow night, when the square dancing gets under way at the WAA sponsored Rec-Rally. Beginning at 8 p.m. with sports such as badminton, volleyball, ping...…

…THE MICHIGAN "Al TRWAT, FIM 11, 1944 THE MICTITG~&N- IVA11~Y FRIDAY, FEE. 11, 1944 Bricker States Platform as '44 Candidate l SOCIAL WORKERS STUDY: Child Welfare Employes Are In Special University Course 4> The University Graduate School has set. up a plan in cooperation with the Michigan State Department of Social Welfare to train employes of the department in child welfare work here. According to Dean Clarence S. Yoakum of the Gra...…

… ..1 . ' - 2k It N 4 atil Weather snow, u VOL. LIV No. ... ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEB. 10, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS MESA Seeks Probe of Representation on WB i Fifth Army Batters On TO Gassino Yanks Push To Relieve Allied Forces Trapped In Anzio Bridgehead By The Associated Press ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, Al-; giers, Feb. 9.-Ferocious crag-to-crag1 fighting raged on heights overlookingj Cassino on the main Italian front today as A...…

…PAGE TWO rf R E M I ("A Ufl Cr' A V D. A I -I.-Y TH S 1 .' 1t -_ 10- 1941 L-NJ i L i low Imil a IkA U mk Q"ilk R, . V uu. IV, I J l% I F!yoan m ag Fifty-Fourth -Year Edited and managed by students of the Uriiversity of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the" regular University year, and every morning except Mon- day and Tuesday during the summer ses...…