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…TUaTII 1 UCTilt A XAT._1YA #TI V ftt 71"f ca r # t a sr ww .. .. A LZJJ JTRI % 1.tiiIt 1INA vUFL%1L.] iI'14 RSPAY, JAN.. f 7, 1944 Smith Committee Brands WLB Practice Unconstitutional Urges Congress To Define Powers,' Charging Board Favors Unions By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Jan. 26-The War Labor Board's practice of requiring union men to keep up their membership after they come under a new contract worked out by government, ma...…

…b2tz lat -T H E I I: gi I iXI_ _____ ; F Tc ?F McMaster Sextet To Replace Buffal for Michigan-Buckeye Cage Tilts To Start at 8 p.m. i By BILL MULLENDORE The Michigan Athletic Depart- ment has announced that the two basketball games with Ohio State Friday and Saturday evenings as well as all home tilts for the balance of the season will start at 8 p.m. in- stead of 7:30 as previously. The time change was made be- cause it is believed that...…

…PACE FOURi 11V 1ti 1 Cf 19' AAT " A xzIV t' 9 iitYYk N9.14R. a *iM YF r w.f ...iY .i r yr a. ___ __ __ __ __ ___ __ __ __ __ ___ __ __ __ __ ___ __ __ __ __ ___ _ - ,~~i II k. W! A-74 1)111A i THURSDAY, JAN. Vi, 1944 I m Fifty-Fourth 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 ye...…

…44 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIB .Bombe: Mass Meeting1 Of Freshman Coeds Is Today Contrary to a previous announce-1 ment in The Daily, there will be a1 compulsory mass meeting for alla freshman women at 4:30- p.m. today< in the auditorium of the Rackh&m Building, according to Monna Heath, '44, president of the Women's War Council.- Introduction of members of the newt freshman project central committee will highlight the meeting, which will ...…

…TAEE T TIMBZH72 i)AiL *T~~).;T Ax. 7 D Expert Advocates Mosquito=Eating Fish To Prevent Expected -Malaria Epidemic ASSOCIATED LD)u RE PRESS NEWSW By PRISCILLA EAOCK "Our work with a mosquito-eating fish may avert an anticipated post- war malaria epidemic," Louis A Krumholz of the Institute of Fisher- ies Research said in an interview. "We are now working through the Malaria Control Fund of the Horace H. Rackham School of Graduate Studie...…

…' 40 low JNML ov vw, t t aiItj Cloudy ad MIld VOL. LIV No. 63 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 26, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Fifth House Approves Contribution to UNRRA Fund Amendment To Take Control from Hands of President Is Defeated By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-Over- riding some sharp objections-prin- cipally from Republicans-the House today approved legislation permit- ting the United States to contribute $1,350,000,0...…

…*. a-i .~. ii.. a ~ u-u k ~ ~I~j a. - ~ T,? !,T T .l.______l.__.L_____.l._1_.__J_1..__t________ ' 1Y ! Y 1-1. l_ L tI1 I -.-._.- _ .... _...-. _ .i xi #.. l. i . x..'i, i.; -x.71-. . , C'. .1 i Y ,44 Fifty-Fourth Year Eadited and managed by students of the University of Milchigan under the authority of the Board In Control of Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the regular Universityr year, and every mornin...…

….... .l:;.Y..Y.Iv X:.:. v.fL:. l. _\ r .l /7 ,A Lys, .l i,. ' : IJIL 11'iiiiAP4 w .......... ............ ............ ... ........... - ........... ... . ....... . Boilerimakers To B attie Michigan Matmen Here Saurday l aking it By eO ZALENSKt P )ootaIll in" &g 'Ten Pt, OPLE who live in any of the seven states in the Sig Ten Con- ference, are entitled to know whether athletes enrolled in any of its uni- versities receive special tr...…

… PAGE FOU1 . T 14 V.* lVt I C UT V-'A V -'Th'-A I t V -at + nt E twaawrr TAI r a^ 4AAA, ______________________________________EAAlid " Ufi,)f _ - * rt r9 G'(4t Ar , Y'sa r- - --s --8I i'EiDNESDAT, JAN. 26, 1944 1 ABU SHARES MAIL: Former Students in Servce Receive JanuaryNewsletter The January Broadcasting News- letter, a bi-monthly publication which is written by Prof. Waldo Abbot, dir- ector of brbadcasting, has been mail- ed to 285 fo...…

…ow Harmon Escaped from Enem Fire Chutes to Safety From 4,000 Feet Avoids Enemy Fire by Playing Dead; Hid by Chinese Guerillas for 32 Days By LEONARD SCHLEIDE R - Special to The Daily - WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-First Lt. Tom Harmon of the Army Air Forces, looking a little older and a lot wiser, came to Washington today to tell how he narrowly escaped being machine gunned by Japanese pilots after parachuting out of his Lightning fighter over Chin...…

…~*-i~~ ~wo THlE MICHIGAN - AILY TUESDAY,- JAN. 25, "44 . .... ..... .......... - -------- . ........................ . .. . ... . .... - , - , - . - ...- . I ... . 11 1., . A Z , .... . ... H;;.- ......... . ..... . ........ Lu reean Mi i';n,j Says Soldier. Bouid n t it (sltShip BY IDORIS PETERSON "All the pe-ople in Europe senzsed that a war w as coming, but mocst of theme refused to admiit it becas_ they didn't want it," Lt. AlwynA V....…

… age Squad To Meet Ohio State Here in Weekn1 Series Strack Scores 33 Points In Two Purdue Games Oosterbaan Praises Spirit of Hirsch; Quintet Seeks Second Big Ten Win Against Buckeyes F reshman Who moon/1 giitsi ( ieil biIkes S extEet Shows In 80) X'ietory , --, , .,,,. . .. - _. _ _ __- - ..f- ..., TAKING ITi EASY By ED ZALFVINSKI' 1)4il y S!l~pors LEdiior By DAVE LOEWENBERG With the loss of two games to Pur- due's championship-bound s...…

…rAGrd ,FO~UR THE MI41CAN IDAILY TUESDAY. ,3AW 25, 1944 ..______1.________ _________ __L_____ _______1_ ___v__C_,____J__Z s 4 L+Vrla A 1. V []I.: . N~ i. ~'iY a 11w £icl~iga §aitR Fifty-Fourth Year DRAMA 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- d...…

…TUESDAY, JAN. 25,1944 HE ~MICHIGZAN JtA tV --- - wnwrw*,.,ar.#kUN~ 14 r11 iRa. u i. yk Ir k ''-- * ' k k yk . Ar - * yk 1c * k' ; k . k yk k - * } - ----- v . r ,_ {~ ' N ~... '~ r ,s 'S Ii ., ; { ,6,v ;{ ". k ;y . . $l Y.. , .i .. ' . . I I .e7 vy IT -I uLj A 'U) A GIN OME TU CAL.. fo~ yur ontition to the March of Dimes. Do your part, that the chld ren o Ameriawar suf fering; fronx the cipng effects of infantile p...…

…~xc~r ~ ~7J -5 A1,L s. ". a . .. _ a_ .. a'.. n . r . yap #1u i ! i-R , join 'March of Dimes' Battle Againsl Infantile Paralysis 'Quiz Kid' 'Polio' Victim Enjoys Microphone, Microscope TRAPPING VIRUS: Local Research Is Conducted To Learn Facts About Polio' The outstanding polio victim of her age, Margaret Merrick, 15-year-old member of the "Quiz Kids" team, divides her time between microphone and microscope, working spare hours in h...…

… FIGHT JANUARY 14-31 Y it: 43UU *aitli I Weather VOL. LIV No. 61 ANN ARBOR, MICMGAN, SUNDAY, JAN. 23, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Allies Outflank Nazi Positions in Roosevelt Leadership Hailed by Democrats National Committee Selects Chicago As Convention Site; Leaves Date Open By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-The Democratic National Committee, turn- ing its meeting into virtually a fourth term rally, called on President Roos...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. JAN, ?3, 1944 *rAGE TWO SUNDAY, JAN. 23, 1944 1*11 - - - Campus 'March of Dimes' Campaign Will Start Tomorrow Coeds Will Sell llime Daily' aTo All Students Collection Boxes To Be Placed in Residences During Week of Drive "Plans for the campus "March of Dimes" drive which begins tomorrow > hsve been completed and all we need tow is complete student coopera- tion," Marjorie Hall, '45, Women's cairman o...…

…SUND~AY, JAN 23,1944 THE M III.C I GA N :-).A , PAhrr' +itf iij .I a . ... ...:.a.n. .a .r .a v am s v. fro s J,./., A 6 L L AA bi 'i British Writer, Freya Stark, To Speak Here "A Journey from "Yemen in 1940~ will be the subject of the lecture which Miss Freya Stark, British ex- plorer and writer will deliver at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Rack- ham Amphitheatre under the aus- pices of the Institute of Fine Arts. Since 1939, Miss Stark th...…

… PAG i: FGT3R T HE MItIHIGN JDAMTZ m F f ty=Fourth Year Edited and managed b 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 Associated Press The Assciated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all ...…

… T",', ifiJi TI1 -- I-XN -'iv 1 n<;P flVi: - - Glee Club To ?resent Radio Recital Today Bill Sawyer Directs Women's Chorus in Half-Hour Program Of Sacred Music over WJR The University Women's Glee Club, directed by Bill Sawyer, will present a half hour's program of sa- cred music beginning at 9:15 a.m. today over station WJR. Included among the numbers to be presented are "Non Nobis Domine" and "Sacerdotes Dominini" by Wil- liam Byrd, "Fe...…

…'AAA six TH]fir. MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. JAN. 23. 1944 -._ . ........ ....... ., a~ s '~r a ., ar a r A ." ...v " i . .ati . moo, t yY Hockey Team Defeats Fingal, 8-0 Track Men Finish Time Tryouts Greer,Abbey Net Three By JIM STELT : With two members of the turning in the "hat trick," enated Wolverine Hockey first line a rejuv- Squad, soundly whipped the Fingal RCAF team for 8-0 for their second victory of~ the season. Both Ted Greer...…

…-y SUThLAY, JAN; 23, 104-4W4I.AN DA4 PAt'411 14 PVV.V r.. a. o a r t. v a_+' l is R #.w 1. JUA xL f"SLNKA Sailors Whip Swimmers; Wolverine uintet Loses, 51-35 Great Lakes Natators Purdue Whips Take Wolverines, 48-46 Michigan 51-35 In Second Tilt Bill Smith Breaks Pool Record in 220 . Vb Reserve Guard Re'luril's Freestyle; Michigan Annexes Two Firsts Pave 15rack scores 14 Points ; Hoffmn By BUD LOW Led by Bill Smith, who unoffi...…

…t ACF THE M IC AN DAILY ~U~lA , jAN. 21911 Dr. W. P. Lemon Shows Baptism, To Co. G Men How to perform an emergency baptism was taught to members of Co. G Wednesday evening by the company chaplain, Rev. W. P. Lemon. Co. G is composed of medi- cal and dental students, most of whom at some time will have to per- form this rite. Dr. Lemon conducted the first of a weekly series of discussions on psychiatry in the barracks library. Miracle heal...…

…I MMMFMM ' I it k"m . e wommil I I aifl Weather Partly Cloudy and Mild VOL. LIV No. 60 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JAN. 22, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Allied Air Armada Storms French Coast S Russian Army Captures Nazi Rail Center City of Mga Regained As Reds Extend Front Southeast of Leningrad By The Associated Press LONDON, Jan. 21.-The Russians broadening their front in a wide bat- tle hurl the Nazis from the huge rail and high...…

…IF I, ni r x Tre y !? . iIA~ [LX ~iii iFifty-Fourth Year il i GRIN AND REAR IT By Itichty The WASHINGTON MERRY-GCaRQUND By DitEw PEARSON i .I 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 T...…

… 1 i jy.ai _3 iti# 1 r 11 - 1ST i'id 1Va.- t,;.AJ 1Y 1v l a 3. -~ kk. y T F Cagers, Mermen Hckecy Squrad FaceOp-posiion TonI~Ilt Gopher AMat7en Rq'est Match With Varsity Prepare Grapp ers For NText Opponents By BANK MANTRO Coach Ray Courtright, whose hopes for a full wrestling schedule this year have been continually shattered, re- ceived some good news today as the Gophers of Minnesota requested. a match with the Wolverines for F...…

…rAGE FOU THE MIICHIG AN IjAILY. SATURDAY, JAN4 22, 1944 Self-Seeking Workers, Employers Denounced by McNutt Rumor of Huge' Cutback in War Industry Denied Manpower Chairman Condemns Slackers in Vital Production Lines By The Associated Press DETROIT, Jan. 21.- Manpower Chairman Paul V. McNutt de- nounced tonight as allies of the enemy the worker who wants to leave the war production line in order to "land feet first" in peace, and the "...…

…O G t BD pS " . - . .!I I- - -- , *t 4t Weather Fair and Warmer VOL. LIV No. 59 ANN ARBOR, MICIGAN, FRIDAY, JAN. 21, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS International Intrigue Told By 'Countess' Steps in Education for Espionage Revealed as Spy Ring Trial Opens DETROIT, Jan. 20.-(P)-Chicago Grace Buchanan-Dineen, self-styled countess, began a story-book tale of international intrigue from the wit- ness stand today, as the trial of two men accused wi...…

…I , wo ...____________.____. lit. LeGros Has Been in Navy Since Time of Wooden Ships Transport Offers Shade on Bougainville to Passengers By RAY DIXON Joining the Navy in 1899, when ships were made of wood and used sails for power, Lt. Arthur Le Gros has been in the service longer than any man stationed with the V-12 unit here. Lt. Le Gros is now the first ieuten- tt of the West Quadrangle. He first came to Ann Arbor in July, 1941, whe...…

…FRIDAY, JAN. 21, 1944 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE ' S 1 L i Cagers Play Purdue Tonight in First of Two-Game Series 141 - Boilermakers Unbeaten In Four Big Ten Starts A thrice beaten Michigan basket- ball team will meet the pace setting Boilermakers today at Lafayette in the first of a crucial two game series. The Boilermakers top the Western Conference standings with four wins against no losses. Coach Lambert's have captured two g...…

… r. 770 U Y h1T- ,i-Vi S4 FL f t y- ourth 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 Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news ...…

…AZ ;~c'T,. ZI.: 1~44 t-a r. iv'r G , n J. .[1 L'.._______14-._Ll_1. C L L 114 .1WJA RI L T ia .:. itxi:. ba 11 t 1 0 A &-0k .Dw ,2 U oday Is WAVES' Final Day In.Lea gue Information. Booth' The opporhunity for women toi talk with Lt. (~. Helen M. St (wart and Harriet M. Simonson, Spg. (R) 3c about joining the WAVES wilt end atf 5 p.m. today when He infor-ma- Lion booth if) the- o lobb of t,( Michi- gan Le'ague closes. inexplaining the pro...…

…PAGE SIXl THE MICHIG1EAN TYA sa ...a'. sa rA ,za ~ FRIDAT, JAN. 21, 1944 .... .... ", ". a a s .u a ra a v. a a a V l"Y 1 L I i i L i LOCAL PROBLEM: Buck-Passing Is Blamed' For Youth Delinquency By ROBERT GOLDMAN "Although Ann Arbor's law enforce- ment officials have done everything possible to curtail juvenile delinquen- cy, difficulties have arisen because of the manner in which the juveniles are treated after they have been turned ov...…

… o us f 'C. 4.fit tI 4 ait1 Weather Snow VOL. LIV No. 58 ANN ARBOR, 1UCHIGAN, THURSDAY, JAN. 20, 1944 Russians Make ains in Leningrad I PRICE FIVE CENTS 1rive British Launch NewOensive They Fight Our Battle, Garigliano Is Crossed; Bombers Cut Railways Bulk of Supplies to Eternal City Are Stopped, New Offensive Advances Along Appian Way Red Forces Take Two Main Points Smash on 12 Miles hr oug h City's Outskirts along Twenty-five Mile...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DbAILY, I~hLIINAVJAN. 20O, 1944 _ _ a . l* Mid1gan Bail Fifty-Fourth 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 Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively e...…

… :ti.. , .. THE IAY, JAN,- 200 1944 T-1441 Mi C :-R fit: AA I t Al-i-:V UAnv rrttji'M ii 4, 1X4 f i t.WxWIL I NIALNY A Patterson, Badger Star, Passes King in Conference Si coring TAKING IT EASY By ED ZALENSKI Daily Sports Editor iHar mon's Greatest Run ... ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Nov. 18, 1939, I sat in the stands of Philadelphia's huge Franklin stadium and watched a twice-beaten Michigan team squeeze past Penn's powerhouse eleven, ...…

…PATL' i-.1. r- lr K i~r~ 2~ ~944. - --~--~ ---r-- -,-tr-.-, .......,r-~ -- ..Z.~..2L. - - - - -- - - 'Mr. Dooley Jr.' To Be Given Here Jan.28, 29 Children's Theatre Of Speech Department Will Play in Comedy "Mr. Dooley, Jr.," by Jane Lewin and Rose Franken, will be given by the Children's Theatre of the speech department for two matinee perform- ances at 2:30 p.m. Friday and Satur- day, Jan. 28, 29, in the Lydia Mendel- ssohn Theatre. This...…

… Vw%/ wYIe titgai Iattj Weather cloudy and Colder VOL LIV No. 5" ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 19, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Committee Acts To Kill Labor Draft Bill - AN) Reds Strike Germans West Of Leningrad Old Nazi Defense Lines Are Shattered in Two Northern Offensives By JAMES M. LONG Associated Press Correspondent LONDON, Jan. 18.-Lashing out in two new northern offensives the Red Army has shattered long-standing German d...…

…" - n T .. , .^ - - J-' DA iLk -.y _ _ __ _.. _..- Fifty-Fourth Year Edited and managed by students of theUrUniversity 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 sugnmer session. Member of The Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for ...…

…2 i i 'i ii A 4L^ -.gyn... . ....... Cage rs Nosed Ohut by Fort_ Custer Qite,35-32 Mt eets Coast Star in Special , Milros .e EventSeyuPaeLors t. ~~u rdu e /Vex.At for Squ"ad Tops retI3,elrs WaV andwctiber f s Another ("re ait Tel-ii FT. CSTER, Jan. 18i.-(')_._A Ft. Custer Arty team dominated a has- I~letball garde with a University 'of MVichigan civilian team here tonight, winning, 35 to. 22 and evening things for the Wolverines' 46 ...…

…rAGE FOUR THE MTCHT-TI2AN -fDAILY -.-.. . - sJ WEDNESDAY. JAN. 19.1944 1 ".t L:I lrl 1 4 11 1 Li f'1 L a./ j' 1 L'1 '''' M .7 Russians Believed 'Hedging' on Post-War Peace Planning Dual Soviet I t Foreign Policy Takes Shape Reds Regard Allied Plans Unessential to Own Future Program By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER Associated Press Correspondent WASHINGTON, Jan. 18.-Through the tangle of speculation on Mos- cow's motives for publishing the "Briti...…

… t " Alp 4qmLooqw 4ail Weather Warmer VOL. LIV No. 56 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JAN. 18, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Yank, French Troops Close In on Cassino U.S. Attempts To End Red- Polis Dispute State Departnent Gets Slapped as Arbiter in New Misunderstanding, By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Jan. 17. - The United States government stepped gingerly but hopefully into the dis- pute between Russia and Poland to- day to find itself ...…

… 111 * an u R y} ,lR," /.A 1 R 11.LZ 1 l.4 1 _____ ~-- Fifty-Fourth Year I'd Rather Be Rig1ht By SAMUEL GRAF1'ON a ... . w...... . .._._ ..._ ..._. GZRIN AND BEAR IT WERRY - GO 0 ROUND ( BY 1,101t y, ~-~--- -~-- Mldited and managed by students of the University of MAihigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student JPublications. Published every morning except Monday during the regular 'University year, and every mornin...…

…4 T---r - r - - .. ,. 4Y L _. _.__--.. .-r ms r - -~ -_-_-._ Wolverine Cagelrs Invade Custer To igH e~u~i~Su! dW~oOe TemMiusNvMeIlo'sPoe Meet s Solier uintet' Beats Tarikers Rvevised HockeY T'un, i. i. eu11- Reultf Saturda N-^s Sh ti II ceossiv e day, Bi on(Nel son lof Toledo Oh1io, won thf c-$10,000 Sa Frnciil 'Victory open golf touirnanienl touday M IQQL t72-hole toLaw of 0 )T ttIn~ fom r 1 .x.. vi1 P940. ut loeth1er round, of 68-...…

… PAGE FOR THE MICHiGA N -AILY TMUSDAY, JAN. 19, 1944 ..... ...... .... MMMMM 'BIDIN' OUR TIME': Feminine Roles for Co. C's .Musical Are Announced Feminine roles for do. C's forth- coming musical comedy, "Bidin' Our Time," were announced yesterday by Pfc. Chester H. Sargent, vocal direc- tor, who was in charge of the casting. Dean Margaret Gunger will be played by Jeanne T. Finlayson of 2735 Bedford Road, Susan Breechbolt by Joyce Butler...…

…. a Y p ly VAL m wr it:igu 4A- AtAom Wecather Colder VOL. LIV No. 55 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JAN. 16, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS .Red Ary Kills 2,000 Nazis in Ukr aine Changes To Be laps Pull Out of Sio Mission in New Guinea Made in State _ ___ Department Hull Sees Need for Newt Machinery To Wage War, Win Peace By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.-A "far- reaching" reorganization of the State Department, designed to p...…

… 4 PAGE TWO, 'I'I AlIt CiUIH(AN I)I'1 SUN1M; JAN 16, 1J1 ME T HODIST 'CRUSADLY: . r Bishop's Confereiic on New To Hold S1udei, World Order To Be Held Here Meeti s Today CAN ADIAN VISITORS: CWACs, Army Men, ArriveC To Cheer at Nockey Game ..1 el t- MONDAY NOW JAN. 24 ADXOFFICEI LR BY MAIL adnto a play by '^ - tq~h * dow*d i "sa wi Rusvs.us, BA NN ISTER WALKE R PI'm22O ou 0 y drel 1ustbe ' h;p died up by l~ednesday Participating in...…

…11 %AAA* SUNDAY,-. JAN.- 16, 1944 TTF' MTCMVAN, f-lJtV 1 1i.lJ ITX l kA 111 ln'L-X 11 11 IX 1Lx.. e I PAGE TS$EEI :.I President Ruthven Gives Nationwide Talk N A Government in Education Is Theme of Talk Address Originating From Cnipus Studio Was Carried over CBS Warning that "the greatest dan-I gers before the United States at this time' are that education will not quickly be given a wider distribution and that a narrow, rigid, formal...…

…mmwpw 'm qqq THlE MICHIGAN DAilY I TNh ,IA, 1N 1V k:= *1 I *III Says k'. ,I Ti :or re, Mcu1 , ' , Mt i ). Ja eU (..i h Iviari ,_, ri , 13i0 t. .ave i << Molly E {<.b- , l ; SI4i' ]i j . ,,_, , rT ) r ,.__ I iiru.1 .r ; ,. EV E )CP of temperament on religion is a ias tinig theme. In a stimulating book x hlogy, Dr. William H. Sheldon dis- uss t e types of plersonality: The wasters ho tr down patterns they find either in Ihemselves or ...…

… . T -H , - M4 I -C i I I i x x D x I-- UY - iPAC TET . .A............ V AV-& Basketball, Swimming, Hockey Teams All Absor Defeats Wings0vertake, Beat Leafs, 6-4 In Final Period TORONTO, Jan. 15.-(IP)- The Toronto Maple Leafs squandered their offensive strength early tonight and when the Leafs tired in the last 10 minutes of play, the Detroit Red Wings struck for four goals and a 6-4 National Hockey League victory before 12,335 fans. The...…