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…,THE MICRI AN. DAILY FRIDAY, JAN. 19, 1945 rn-rn ;w I ecl .res All-Out Drive Against Axis - - ~ ~ -w Qarnorti s Rosaric~ tingayen Gulf. ' "- q '~ 1 undyry*Pzoru 1 AUA Mangaldan '/ uI " L NfAYEMan acag abrador* Ma " a. Mapandan S anta rara sngan ,r ondaneta r" ; S. Carios *M siquo $ las - -- Tomas S,-r". Urbiztondo .Man atarem Bayambang st - Cuypo - 1,Moncada . Anao ' - / *TO Man;la S ) amrling, S 0le Mayantoc 1unara Pura p )Victoria...…

…FAIDiAY, JAN 19, 145 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Undefeated Iowa Faces Michigan Tonight 7dki the r sUs sy DAVE LEeWeN Wolverines BSe UpsetgeI Wrestler~s EneoaIt ,atjile Associate Sports E BERG litor Over Nation 's Top Team Hawkeyes Average 67.5 Points per Game; Ives, All-Conference Forward, Leads Scoring By BILL MTLLENDORE As one of the hottest Big Ten basketball races in recent years en- ters a crucial phase, an underdog Michigan quintet enterta...…

…PAGR-Wt~ THE WC~~IG1AN DAILY FlUtDAY, JAN. 19, 1945 i A l4 f Fifty-Fifth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Notes of Other Inaugurations Il etter to tie tor '1 Edited and managed by students of the University ofMichigan under the authority of the Board in Control of StudentEPublications. Editorial Stafff Evelyn Phillips Stan Wallace Ray Dixon Hank Mantho Dave Loewenberg M~avis :Kennedy . . . . . Managing Editor * . . . City Editor . ...…

…FRIDAY, JAN. 19, 1945 Bobby Sherwood T Furnlsh Music fit Sh ip's Bal1oa Orchestra To Feature 'Young America's Favorite Dance Music' at Nautical Formal; Chorus, Magician To Offer Entertainment THE M I C HIGAN DAILY Layton To Play Poplar Tunes At Union .Dances Bil Layton and his orchestra will be on hand from 9 p. m. to midnight tonight and tomorrow in the Un- ion's Rainbow Room to provide danc- ing entertainment for University students and ...…

…FACGW ri THE MiCHIGAN DAILY fr~i~it.JAN. 719, i4 0 Fighter Planes Expeeted T0 Accompany R-29-'s ELLIOTT'S MASTIFF:. White Hose Admits Error of High Priority Travels of Dog 20 Million Persons * Will Get Tax Refunds By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Jan. 13-As the war moves closer to Tokyo, fighter es- corts for B-29 Superforts may be expected. Because of its tremendous range, the B-29 was designed to protect itself-and does-but help i...…

…FIGHT INFANTILE PARALYSIS J -01 4p Nit alt Diatig WEATHER Cloudy, Occasional Light Snow, Warmer VOL. LV, No. 61 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JAN. 18, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS r sw Captured as Reds Cut Through Poland Roosevelt Re GLANCE Congress Heed Plea 1,600,000 Men Are Seriously Needed By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Jan. 17.-The na- tion's war chiefs called for 1,600,000 more soldiers, sailors and factory workers today. ...…

…1, i4 P 'llif i d", U i P - it 'K\T -n ii -i -i 7;i7 I JI r YI . l.11 _f1A.IN 'A I L -Hi)AY ci, :JAN.:, 18, i94 S Widens Left Flank Along Luzon Beachhead u.... i American Aircraft Supports All Ground Operations at Manila and Fort Stotsenburg By The Associated Press GENERAL MACARTHUR'S HEADQUARTERS, Luzon, Thursday, Jan. 18-Progress stepped up along the left flank of Gen. Douglas MacArthur's wide Luzon beachhead as Sixth Army patrols...…

…THURSDAY, JAN. 18, 1945 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,1 +5 Grid Rivalry with Michigan State To Be Resumed in Fall Basketball Team Faces Most Difficult Weekend, First Place Iowa, Runnerup Buckeye Tear To Provide Opposition Tomorrow, Saturday Facing their hardest weekend cam- paign of the season, the Michigan basketball team will take on Iowa and Ohio State on successive nights, meeting the Hawkeyes here Friday and journeying to Columbus to face ...…

… TI- 1J V C I!AAI 13, lii f WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Daughter Becomes-FDR's Aid 7 ]The Pen dulun By DREW PEARSON WASHINGTON, Jan. 18-Closest person to the President as he stands at the threshold of his fourth term is no longer Harry Hopkins, no longer Mrs. Roosevelt, but his attractive, viva- cious daughter, Anna Boettiger. For about two years, Anna has been living at the White House where she has come to be not only hostess, but her ...…

…y irs.uid ri , a; tis i c THE MICHIGAN DAILY PLOGE T~IJ~S~AY, JAN. 18, 1945 PAGE Gigantic Navy Log Book To Be Higihliht of Annual Ship's Ball Soph Project Professor Pargment Comments Rates Workers On Student's Response to Russian Decorations Are Deep Secret; Sherwood's Orchestra To Play The "Largest Guest Book in the World" will be one of the outstand- ing highlights of Ship's Ball to be presented from 8 p. m. to midnight tomorrow in t...…

…PAGE SIX Old Book of Letters Added TO Collection Clement s Library Gets Croker Papers "It is always a satisfaction to be able to enlarge one of our manu- script collections by the addition of material which once we could not obtain," said Dr. Randolph G. Ad- ams, Director of the Clements Li- U-0-7*:w-m-Tv U-t ir-,, A:. V. - LA n CIreAu YI 1i- A14 IpA!I-1LI . _R_ .SDAY, JA. 1, 1945 a brary, in an interview yesterday. "That has just happene...…

…i ..... Y Af zutr t Ian ~Iait WEATHER Cloudy and Continued Coi, Light Stow, VOL. LV, No. 60 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 17, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS Allies Launch estern Front ffensive 0.* Soviet Troops Pour Through Nazi Defenses Report Reds 38 Miles From Germ an Borde. By The Associated Prss LONDON, Jan. 17.- Two great Russian army groups poured like red floods through broken Nazi defenses on the Polish plain south of Wars...…

…-I-YA'iLY i , i94zo THE MICHiCA~N IMILY WEPN~SDAY, JAW. 17 194~ Roosevelt Seeks New Manpower Controls grads Contribute War Papers to 'U' Library FDR Message To Congress Is Expected Today Presid ent Will Isue King, Marshall Reporits By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Jan. 16-Presi- dent Roosevelt asserted today that the need for men in the armed for- ces and war factories is now so ex- treme that voluntary controls will no longer work....…

…II14~ MIfAHIGAIN DAILY RAGE Vi Michigan Tankmen Aim For Initial Big Ten Win Strong Northwestern Furnishes Opposition As Wolverines Defend Conference Crown In their initial Western Conference clash of the season, the Maize and Blue natators are scheduled to meet a powerful Northwestern squad on Saturday at the Sports Building. The Wolverines, defending Big Ten champions, are anxious to prove their mettle by registering a decisive victory ov...…

…PAGr rot* THE MICHIGAN DAILY- 'WEDNESDAY, JAN. 1i, 1945 __ ____ e Fifty-Fifth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Encouraging Report on China .m' Kxcp Moving f t 'I I _\ 7 " u Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Stafff Evelyn Phillips . . Stan Wallace . . HIay Dixon Iank Mantho . Dave Loewenberg Mavis Kennedy . . Business S. Managi...…

…Y h A 4 A Sir igmi0 6F 40 AbF A&D WEATHER Parily Cloudy with Little VOL. LV, No. 59 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JAN. 16, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS Third Fleet Airmen Blast Jap-HeldCinese Ports Kapers Tickets Go On Sale Thursday Entire Campus Will Be Covered For Sales For the Sunday Night Prod ction General ticket sale for the second production of Kampus Kapers will open Thursday with sales captains in every sorority, and league hou...…

…TWO THE MICHICAN DAILY. TUESDAY, JAN. 16, 1943 .s. ea .na .urm. a U xw.w. v a e v.. _.. d / F A. Au1:Y 1 .: .-A. r urope alling Into Soviet Hands, Says F Wheeler Deplores Lack Of irm U. ositon Senator Urges Stand Against Power Politics; Would Forget Surrender Order By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Jan. 15-Senator Wheeler (D.-Mont.) set off a crackl- ing Senate debate today by asserting that Europe is falling into Russia's grasp whi...…

…TUESDAY, AN. 1', 1945 Wo ierin es, WIldcats To Vie in Pool Michigan Mermen Out ForFirst Win Michigan's swimming squad will make its debut in the Big Ten Con- ference race Saturday, Jan. 20 at the Varsity Pool in a dual meet with the Northwestern Wildcats, after los- ing their first meet with the Blue- jackets of Great Lakes, 44-40. Northwestern, which also lost to Great Lakes by a considerable mar- gin, nosed out a mediocre Purdue team last Sa...…

…r' THE MICHlIGAN I Atli.v, TUESDAY. JAN. 16. 1945 1 J. J.. Al lfnI 1,4,w 14. fate' -Alk L'7 it :4u I AL - iLJKJn7B v TAN)L l'. V, Oi1#J J WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Investigation of FCC Fails RISE OF THE NAZIS: i-I 1 1* + MIUSJIC *Th Gi ermian oldier'/ By DREW PEARSON WASHINGTON, Jan. 16-In its last dying hours, the 78th Congress issued a report which might well have been labeled: "How to waste the taxuayer's money and the confiden...…

…TUESDAY, JAN. , 4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE rlI Union Open House Weddngs t ,and Engagements The engagement of Charlotte Haas, daughter' of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Haas of Monroe, to George Sallade, son of Mr. and Mrs. James A. Sal- lade of Anne Arbor, was announced recently at the Kappa Alpha Theta house on the campus. Miss Haas graduated from the University in 1944. She is affiliated with Kappa Alpha Theta sorority and a member of Mortar Boar...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 3'A - 4 z -1, C"'. i ) 4 *-a IHE MICHIfAN 17% AlLY T1t~r~A7, JM4. i~3, Z9Vi I ;: ' r , 4 ,. . i '' ' -4 '- f" s K ft You don't do it with hay, brother! It costs 86,000 good hard American dollars to lay a smoke screen on a 20-mile beachhead for a single hour. Worth it? What would you think if you knew your life depended on reaching that beach without being spotted by the enemy? You'd be mighty glad that - in this w...…

…i ,,,,M,, A i I ,I AIL £fr0igu aAbrt WEATHER _ight Sn 7 AL v {Gy VOL. LV, No. 58 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JAN. 14, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS Z lu f s 4ttack azis in East __ s; 'U' Statement on Peace Draft Told Assumes Likelihood of Conscription; Proposes Civilian Administration Winter Offensive Gains 25 Miles Russians Slam Poland, East Prussia, Czechoslovakia on 600 Mile Front By The Associated Press LONDON, Sunday, Jan. 14-Premi...…

…THE MICHI IAN D A i t. v SUNDAY. JAN. 14. 1045 .5 .. .VJI.- oAZ A Y W1 I I J. Y LX U - _ E C : YICa ly JiA111. X6 t, AU't0 a Present Library Erected on Campus During orid War I; Fir-st 'U' Building Conpieted in 1883, Dedicated by Duffield to bring the lighting up to the stand- ards of the present decade in the pro- posed post-war building program. A drive to beautify the library produced the casts from the Par- thenon frieze now in the c...…

…SUNDAY, JAN. 14, 1945 T HE MICHIGAN DAILY Wolverine Cagers Routed by Illinois Five, 55-37 Capacity Crowd Sees Five Lose Return Match Kirk Leads Illinois Onslaught with 21 Points; Lindquist Tops Maize and Blue with 12' Tallies Pucksters Lose; Matmen Minnesota Deals Firm, 10.0- Natators Me Defeat to Wolverine Sextet First Big Te Win Over Wildcat et r By MARY LU HEATH Proving that there are always two sides to a story, a fighting Illini...…

…'tubTviCiiGAN iiAiLY S i ThN-ie* ,J .iv 4" -. qi ;p _________ Fifty-Fif di Yeav W ASHI NGTON MERRYGO=ROIU D Comm and Taken froi Bradl ey T RAINING 'HITLER YOUTH.JP 'T he GerTJMa So dier' NJ lD s F Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board In Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Evelyn Phillips . . . . Managing Editor Stan Wallace . . . . City Editor Ray Dixon . . . . Assoc...…

…AIY, JAN. Jai; 11)44; T1lE MICIIIGAN DAILY PA Gh fi-VE' New Clue Found in Hunt for Murderer of Senator H , ' 4 1 4' loo er Witness Provides First 73reak'& In Michigan's Greatest Manhunt AMERICAN (AiRLS AND IMILK: Returning Heroes'Dreams Realized By Te Asocited res Feverish Investigations Caused by New Report By The Associated Press JACKSON, Mich., Jan. 13,-A wit- ness who believes he saw the killer and his accomplice at the scene of the...…

…PAGE SIX THE MTCTWTr AIV TIVITTV alfiii %,Aklli 'SIAALt *-A, 4AAiw A iMT TrT t AA 111it I "A1 l"1L7. SUNDAY, JAN. 14, 1941. 15 Ship's Ball To Feature Sherwooc S Band 'Crime' Finally Pays Off at USO As Serviceman Puts Call Through 'IX League To Add Music to Dinner Dancing, bridge, and entertain- ment will be featured in the League Ballroom every noon and evening beginning tomorrow, Hariette Wilt- see, chairman of the project rec...…

…SUNDAY, JAN. 14, 1945 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN $UNDAY, MN, 14, 1$~ PA(~E SEVEN Surgical Dressings Unit To Close Petitioning Is Open for Jobsj Special Students To Hold Meeting Part-Time Jobs New Styles Season's Will Be The Michigan League Surgical Dressings Unit will close for an inde- finite length of time because of a large reserve of surgical dressings throughout the country. The Surgeon General, head of all Army doctors, in ...…

…i1( lIT iTE N ft t GAl IA 1LY r _ p c r I ix \IN r9,l ) k 4 it ( SO N C B IRD - Margerita Piazza (above), young soprano from New Orleans, is appearing in operatic roles in New York City after singing with Cincin. nati and Chicago companies. A S T R 0 N 0 M Y L E C T U R E-Eager listeners crowd around Sir Harold Spencer Jones, British astronomer royal, at the conclusion of one of his special lectures for children, B I C B L...…

…I I yl 4 12, £fr igm 1 WEATHER Partly Cloudy and Colder witU Possible Snow Flurries VOL. LV, No. 57 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JAN. 13, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS U.S, C RRIER PL E s SI K 25 JAP SHIPS * * * * * * * * * * * Germans Drop Resistance in Ardennes Salient 4- I Three Allied Armies Are In Hot Pursuit Third Army Cuts Nazi Lines East of Bastogne By The Associated Press PARIS, Jan. 12-The Germans dropped...…

…THE MICHIC-AN' 'TIAI't-V I SATURDAY. JAN. 13 1945 R. 11UTC -lt2A l lAI V AAT1VAVLN l"._Ar L.E V Ilk KJ~L1T1\ XL7.H. XJ.IJ K]f - A. Si Al"fLA, 11 L111. A0, A7'10 7 WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Arnall Presents Georgia 's Case T he Pend ulum "k f By DREW PEARSON WASHINGTON, Jan. 13-Georgia's young go- getting Governor Elis Arnall was standing at the Peachtree Railroad Station, outside At- lanta, waiting for a northbound train. Sud- denly...…

…SATUDAY,-JAN. 13,1945 l~tEMI~fIGANDAILtY I' ts'; -T-UUCE ,., -"MmPEMMMM"=%== I 1 1 1 Wolverines Seek ir Successive Big Ten in Grapplers Take On Wildcats Today Intra-Mural Cage Card Vatmen Face Northwestern Features 16 Contests In Opening Wresting atch kPlayae o Compete J sions, with Art Sachsel, Bob John- Five Leagues Enter into Second Week's17lb Division ston, Newt Skillman, and Fred Booth Youngdahl, Hill, Grab First Scoring Lead al...…

…PAGE FOUR +. 'SHE AlIirTI11 A - )AIIN Ste. , } JAW. 18, 1045, sa : "a s " ss a ar r a a ar is .i e. s..waea . ~ raYm.w+. JA. 1 .F "y 41i Vandenberg Wants Non Partisan Foreizrn Policy NIGHT ;a Sentor Asks For Force To Organst To } -r Maintain Peace GiveRecitcd Differs with Connally Tomorrow On Senate's DISCUSSions4 By The Assoeiatel Prs WASHINGTON, Jan. 12 Senator B nard Pielie Will Vandenberg (R.-Mich.) called today Play at Hi...…

…"NOW, ,e -.0 1 Sir 3af Daitti WEATHER Snow Flurries, Partly Cloudy, and Warmer ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JAN. 12, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS Yank Invaders Strike Forward on Li zon Stimson Calls for National Service All Physically Qualified Men under 30 Years To Be Called for Induction into Armed Forces By W. H. MOBLEY WASHINGTON, Jan. 11-(P)-Stubborn Nazi determination to fight to the finish, and unexpected speed in getting to grips wi...…

…T, T HE MICHIGAN DAILY FR iDAY, JAN. 12, 1945 _ _r .___.__., s . __ . A y P' m Says I ichiqan #ten at ll '1 The fifth annual Chamber Music Festival given under the auspices of the University Musical Society, will be given on Friday evening and Sat- urday afternoon and evening, Jan. 19 and 20. in the main lecture hall of the Rackham Building. To Appear at Three Programs The Budapest String Quartet, which is generally conceded to be th...…

…FRIDAY, JAN. 12, 1945 THlE MICT-AN tIAIIA P.CM 3 1 11 1! 1____________________1___V____11_____d '-..-- .-. ,'..4]6. 1* ~ 'f ' .1 . . . . j A, _ _ _ _I cl"Jr+ Al 'lP' Cagers To Vie With Hin T eam HoopsLers To Face Strengthened Five With Saturday's 43-38 victory over Illinois a thing of the past, Michi- gan's cagers are preparing to face a strengthened Illini aggregation in a return engagement tomorrow night in the Field House, which should...…

…FOUR TLHE 'dI1CIiC f . r~1L i1 4 0e 1mdligau Dutr Fifty-F fth Year AHINGTON MRifY-GOROUND: La Guardia for Labor Post? K ee p M oving By ANN FAGAN GINGER ;, - . /' rI Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Evelyn Phillips . Stan Waiice Ray Dixon Hank Mantho . Dave Loewen berg Mavis Kennedy . Managing Editor City Editor . . Asso...…

…JAN, x , 1945 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FVE WAA To Hold Rec-Rally Today In Waterman, Barbour Gyms Resort Clothes Shown 'Midst Union Dances Will Be Held Layton To Play New Tunes; Judy Ward WHIl Be Featured Orchestra To Play For Square Dancing Continuing its policy of present- ing a Rec-Rally at least once a seme- ster, the WAA Board will sponsor the first Rec-Rally of the year from ':30 p.m. to 11 p.m. today in Water-' man and Barbour Gym...…

…TIDE AIICHIGA. DAILY FRIDAY, JANt 1S, 1915 TH..E.. M TCT ..1<_C~ a AN fl x A. TY saA. JA: 1, 1s. _ ___ _ __,_,_ __, _.. o Connally Urges Silence on International Situ ration 'Big Three Conference Expected After Jan. 22 I 7 1 1 a r 7 i a 4 " c 1 Foreign Relatioins fHead's Plea Conies Following Meeting With Roosevelt By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Jan. 11--Senator Connally, after a presidential brief- ing on foreign policy tod...…

…p.2' Air titian D ai-MNE0i WEATHER Clearing Today. No Great Temperature Change. VOL. LV, No. 55 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JAN. 11, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS Luzon Beachhead Cut our Miles Sharp Rise Wi Assembly Honors 13 Outstanding Women Deep Yanks Take Key Towns, Plane Base In Draft Quota Is Predicted Proposed Law To Affect 18-45 Group By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Jan. 10-Draft quotas will rise sharply in the next six m...…

…Y~MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JAN IIIIOU Vandenberg Urges Prevention of Axis Rear ming CHURCHILL MET IN BELGIUM BY MONTGOMERY-Prime Mini- ster Winston Churchill (center, with cane) leaves a small Belgian iailway station with Field Marshal Sir Alan Brooke (, second from right) after meeting with Field Marshal Sir Bernard Montgomery (right) during his visit to the western front. This is a British official photo. - Editor's Note: The following a...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY rAGE THREE- It , ~takih the 4outd Michigan Wrestlers To Open Season Saturday Northwestern Threatens To Capture Second Meet in History of Rivalry with Wolverines By HANK MANTHO Daily Sports Editor WHEN THIS YEAR'S Wolverine basketball team first took the floor for its initial game of the season, Don Lund was the only holdover from last year's starting five, and although the squad won its opening game against Romulus' A...…

…TilE-1MIC-IGA N LA WASHINGTON MERRY-G O-ROUND: Byrnes at Odds with FDR T he Pendulum A By DREW PEARSON WASHINGTON Jan. 11-Not many outside the White House realize it, but there is little love lost between the President of the United States and his assistant president, ex-justice Jimmy Byrnes. In fact, most of the recent rec- ommendations which Byrnes made to Congress for tightening up the war were made without consulting F. D. R. Byrnes...…

…TE MCiUGANP DAILYAGE Ft High-Ranking Independents. Honored! ft Capacity-fAttended Affair in League IFC To Give Informal Ball Fletcher Henderson's Band To Appear for 'Second Edition' Labor Shortage Ticket Sales Can Be Relieved For Ship's Ball IB Assembly Theme Song Is Selected (Continued from Page 1) versity Registrar, to Margorie Van Eenam, '47, Helen Newberry, Bar- bara Storgaard, '47, May Risch, '47 Hutchings House, Yuma Stabhner, '46...…

…, I H E -N-f li 1-11 f--,, A N D A I LY JAN, 11, P THE MICJ'TTGATh~ DAILY 1HUR~DAY. JA 4. 11~ I r C RA gig, r 'I'e r J ra A t I LINGAYEN GULF TOWN ON LUZON, YANK INVASION TARGET-The town of San Fernando lies on the shore of Lingayenn Gulf, on Luzon, in the Philippines, in this pre-war aterial photograph. Gen. Douglas MacArthur has announced the invasion of Luzon, most important of the Philippine Islands. 11T'A LI1A N U NIV E...…

…1t LY at t!j WEATHER Light snow and not so cold today. Snow flurries and cold tomorrow. VOL. LV, No. 54 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 10, 1945 'RICE FIVE CENTS C RTHUR CO FlR S LUZo L DI G I -A -L .1. -L-- J. _- k I A T iw Issembly Recognition Americans U.S. Sixth Army Lands on Li 'o Honor Independents Close In . coast- Mac Arthur Wades To Ticket Sellout Indicates Capacity Crowd; On Salent "I Know Japan" To Be...…

…T~lE M11IGAN DABTN W f i Y 2; 1, 7 , i , i 4,:1 WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Brownell Binds GOP Wounds KEEP MOVING -..RB y - .- ANN FAGAN GINGER By DREW PEARSON W ASHINGTON, Jan. 10-Republican National Committee Chairmhan Herbert Brownell spent a restless two days in Washington last week trying to bind up the GOP's wounds. He had come to the Capitol hoping to get some unity on a party program only to find that Con- gressional leaders were ...…

…mrmwESDAY, 10; i;4:--, THE MICHIGAN DAILY "Icirr THREF iRrn~EsnAz 3A JJ 1&, 1945 PAGE THREE AVT w 0 verine agers Dominate Ah w r i " Takift9 the Coun t O+ By DAVE LOEWENBERG Associate Sports Editor S THE 40th annual race for the Western Conference basketball cham pionsiip swings into the third week of the 1945 campaign, let's take ;>> time out to look at some of the records established in 39 years of previous competition. Purdue has ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY R { SPANISH LECTURES: Roosevelt Presents Tentative Budget Plan PofSKeiston Of 83 Billion Dollars For Next Fiscal Year n Argentina WDNESDAY, JAM 10, 1945 Will Talk Jan 17 The ovn it BERNARD PICHE Quebec organist Rep. Rabaut To Make His Bid For Judgeship WASHINGTON, Jan. 9-(U)-Stat- ing that "I think it's time the Demo- cratic party rewarded a winner in- stead of someone who tried and didn't make .it," Rep. Rabaut (D.- Mic...…

…IiYu b Y ~*fr igan Daiii1 WEATHER Clear'ing and Ve'ry Cold Today VOL. LV, No. 53 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JAN. 9, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS Ene myBroadcast Announces U.S. Pacific Invasion Gen. MacArthur's Communique Makes No Mention of New Landing on Luzon Nazis Are * Retreating in Belgium * * * * * * * * Buzz Bomb Coast Attack Forecast Raids Probable In Two Months, ~U mini ~ SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 8-A division of Americ...…