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… PAGE-SIX ITE1 MICHIGAN DAILY S UNDA JAN 16, 1944 Formal ushing En ds as 350 VVomen Receive bids Upperclassmen To Be Pledged At 3 p.m. Today Freshmen Pledging Deferred To Second Semester When Eligibility Will Be Established (Continued from Page 1) Grosse Pointe; Marilyn Grismer, De- troit; Lois Iverson, New Kensington; Mary MacLeod, Ann Arbor; Lois Mc- Intyre, Detroit; Marian Myers, Bur- gettson; Catherine Teetor, Cadillac; Joyce W...…

… rSUNDAY,~A ~ 1~ L. U~..U.A 3 L £LLJ . .: ... ........-:, ......... t. ai.. IVA A'k, X111 L7t.1)1.N ,; L 1 Y'l ,ly,;l Ylltx EV-t N '0 Foresters Formal' Glorifies Bunyan Saturday WAVES To Iterview Recruit .. .m.... .. .___ _ P r < Stockwell Sets : , a Loggers' Shirts To Be in Style Prospects in League This Week1 Up Scholarship = - - ---- - - i Lieut. jg) Helen M. Stewart and in training and 37,100 are at Naval shore establi...…

… 1. [ ET(ji1T TiE MliHiCAN DAILY Stinson dffn s bject of ATffon) Air torce.,Si ia ( C Ae Ii a Its basic objective unchanged, the Anny Sp ecializad Traiming Pregram last month entered the second year since' is creation by direction of the Secretary of War. In a directive dated Dec. 18, 1942, the Sceretty o fWr ordered the establishment of ASTP and defined its objective: 'to meet the need of the Army for the specialized technical trainig of...…

…-F it0 4 aiIl Wesatier Cloudy VOL. LIV No. 54 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JAN. 15, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS 1,400 Allied Planes Hit Northern France Allies Asked To Hold Red, Polish Talks Cabinet Requests U.S., Britain To Help Mend Diplomatic Relations By The Associated Press LONDON, Jan. 15, Saturday.- The Polish government- in- exile after four successive days of cabinet study of Russia's Curzon line bound- ery proposal announced i...…

…0 '"A'717 7.7^ you a y x a. d s 76- t:r A , s1 +yJT. 7,' --- / 1,77 ,A7-,71 _I- -. mommommomm fai 6 Edited andn mnnagerl by students of the University of Michigan under the mhority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Puhlished (rery morning except Monday driing tho regular Univerity yer, and every morning except Mon- day and Tuesda y u1ring the summer session. Member of The Associated Press The Associntld Pre ir elsively ...…

… - -L -.S A- ly - - -LY'Cf l. Y y i-1 r r .. _.. .".... ..._ :. _ _r.: .. r -.. ... as ., .............a s xs /- a v 4'11 aIL. Le AG7 I LI I 7-7! 7 . M1 Clagefs; Lose, tv u c Fla Here, I: 'ongh Victory over Wolverines Wison~t'~1viTh~niilearn came gaiti its second i ini three Big Ten starts by defct ;1i ng Michigan, 50 to 41, before a rowd~;I(Pi8,000. Michigan's'TLorn KingConferiene scoring leader,.was ablto wadd only 13, points to h...…

…,. w U IRMOMWi PAGE FOUR THE MICHI-GA- 1'Oh ~2iL< 010 t An nArbor Girls To Try Out for Co. C Show Roles for 'Bidin' Our Time 'Will Be Cast At USO Tomorrow All Ann Arbor girls are invited to try out for toles in Co. C's show, "Bidin' Our Time," at 1 p.m. tomor- row in the ballroom of the USO. "University women cannot be con- sidered for the show because of a University regulation prohibiting co- eds from taking part in productions giv...…

… -, e <N: -Adm.- 40P 'W Y R k k 4 aiu 11.dy at t1er VOL. LIV No. 53 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JAN. 14, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Allied Plaes Pom nard Germany, Rome Congress Receives Budget for 1945 Financial Plans Anticipate Downitur in War Spending; Two Million Less Asked By WILLIAM T. PEACOCK Associated Press Correspondent WASiHINGTON, Jan. 13.-Congress received from President Roosevelt' today a $99,769,000,000 budget for the 1945...…

…PAGE TWO Tl' tE MIII S A L FRIDAY, JAN. 14,19,1 . ..-- n--- ..o --- _ t Women's War Council To Help OPA Survey Volunteer Girl; lNe d td To Aid in Government hIterviewin g Work In response to the urgent call for student volunteers to assist in OPA surveys, the Women's War Council has made the work one of its pro- jects, Gerry Stadelman, '44. person- nel administrator, said yesterday. Women may volunteer for the work Monday in the Office o...…

…11 ! M, ki a i 'mY " lam: ti u :. ' .. k, r yu i iii;. c K. . . . . . . ........ ..,., - Wolverine Cagers To Meet Wisconsin at Madison Toiight ,,. Crippled Squad Fights To Stay in First Division Doubleheader Vital to Big Ten Standings; Ankle Injury Stops Wiese from Making Trip By DAVE LOEWENBERGt An injury riddled Michigan basket-r ball squad meets Wisconsin tonight at Madison in the first of a two-game series. Two losses to the Ba...…

… pAC0. IGUR THE MICHIGAN fDAILY FRIDAY; J.N 14, 1944 . 0 a aat"" x a a v a a..as x-a x ",. a.r"x-a a i a ' ..... 1' 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 Pres...…

… JAN. 1 , i..ui ~ 4~V1fr~ AI~JI~N 3t~AivEN'%~ - -- -- ____ JiitA~ ,LY1.L~.41kt~.f1').i~ ii .1-IlL! bongs, Skits TI O Be Presented in Uhion Variet y Sow Todoy 'Fov )~' F n' Inc~ IFC Members" Make Final Arrangements for Ball By o yeI 'L'rmour, L'omour,' Comedy; Group Cheerinq. To Be Offered Hn HiW Auadtorium Program A pecial derome Kern medley, tlni' Billy Layton and Patty Dupont ns i ngcy with Bill Sawyer's baud wl ' armed a...…

…Alk I t. ISHOPS CONFER: Ann Arbor Methodists To Join In National Faith Movernent "The Coming Peace and the PIiii cc of Peace" will be the theme of thr. Methodist Bishops' "Crusade for a New World Order" to open Wednes- day at the First Methodist Church. Planned as a part of the nation- wide inter-faith movement of Jews, Catholics and Protestants--which has been encouraged by President Roose- velt, this conference will attempt to arrive at so...…

… ' r 40 i~att1 Weather Partly Cloudy i ++r .r.i rs I VOL LIV No 52 ANN AtRRO~RTVHCHYCAN, THUY'RSDAY; .SAN. 13 944 PRICE FIVE CENTS mmmmmossuaw Labor Draft Bill Is Opposed By Hostile Senate Committee Act Receives Praise from Undersecretaryof War and Strong Opposition of AFL President I FWiZ Tr o o p By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.-National Service Legislation--demanded by President Roosevelt to prevent wartime strikes ...…

…'G1E ,TWO 11,H l I ,CI jGN )A I,. 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 Univ'brsity 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 a...…

… '9TlRSDAY, JAN. 13, 1944 TflE M I(r 11(AN lb JtI PAGER nn y f. UALt PmflK Trift* w Ki g Leads "eS , CoufereueScoringwith 40, Points Michigan Places Fourth In Big Ten Standings Purdue, Iowa, and Wildcats Tie for First- Strack Rates Among First 2 0in Scoring Michigan's diminutive cage star, who have 30 and 28 points, respec- Forward Tommy King, led the. Big lively. Michigan's only other man in Ten Conference scoring parade at the fi...…

…~-ror~ Iil_-=M !LA- ,::. : r.1. 0a 5 .... ... .... _ Fifth Annual Church Meeting To Be Held Here 300 To Atte d Stare Pastors Conferece Monday at Rackham Three hundred pastors and reli- gious educators of Michigan chur- ches and schools are expected to attend the fifth annual State Pastors Conference which opens Monday at the Rackham Building. Featured talks by Dr. Hornell har, professor of social ethics at Duke Divinity School, will inc...…

… f ... 4 1'41r, IF, t .fit I aitt Weather Colder and Cloudy VOL. LIV No. 51 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 12, 1944- PRICE FIVE CENTS Yanks 1 ,- arg Deep in Germany 1944 GOP Convention Opens June 26 Republicans To Meet In Chicago To Choose Presidential Candidate By The Associated Press CHICAGO, Jan. 11.-Republicans will choose their 1944 presidential candidate in Chicago the week begin- ning June 26 in the same stadium where...…

…~A"" T WO lt:itA ii; AVEPI NtWiU JAN. 12Y IqJ4 cR $Fift-Fi t Ya Fifty-Fourth Year f _f 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 ...…

… Y'RN DAV, JAN. 1, 1944 ,_ . w. _ __.. _.. _ _..._._ , L.._.___. _ s PAGE TIMES Ind uri( S--~---~- IN - -m moo- a s-- .- -m ', Numerous a, pares fora r T AKING IT EASY By E) ZALENSKI Daiy Sports Editor Service "' I !(II~ (;(~fl tel' Run in Meet TeArmy. Navy '010' i 2h sonnel Nnow stationeda otpourri, or What the Inventory Rev* led ame sity etw atcoml'pete l track meet at Yost; edHos a- YESTERDAY, being Tuesday, we decided to clean ...…

…PArT ro L~2 2. 'Th44 1 f A N f; -A I tv krt'[ a'1t.,i y i., jy al i _ "bik ASTP Group Graduates =man== Forty-five members from Compan- ies E and F of the 3,651st Service Unit graduated yesterday afternoor, a,t Raclham Auditorium at 4 pm, Each member of the graduatinf class received certificates of cotmple-. tion of the ASTP course. Col. F. C. Rogers, commandant of the 3,651st Service Unit, delivered an address to the graduates. Dean Iv...…

… i -Aa dJ6 low 4R ow lq wt w an r ja _ I 4 tt Wcat Ir Sn!ow an ldCodr VOL. LIV No. 50 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JAN. 11, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Michigan WAC Recruiting Show Highlighted by Induction of 118 Reds Capture Sam yKill Maj. Aurand NoteQ Urgent Need, New Plan Announced By ANN SCHUTZ Highlighted by the induction o 118 WACs, Michigan's WAC Recruit- ing Show held last night in Hill Aud- itorium was witnessed by more than 3,...…

…+As " ~§~§AN :?T7SDT)A , AN. 11, 1944 _______________ ____ __________ 'Wrn~w uinwm 'Wu~w~ MSC Practices New Zithods of Taching Disabled Servi cemen Towns Seek To Increase Tax Revenue Kelly Agrees Proposal Merits 'Thought,' Will Explore 3 Point Plan. LANSING, Jan. 10.--()-A grow of Michigan municipalities today pe tItoned for legislation to allow the,. to increase their sources of tax reve nue. Governor Kelly promised "due ar serious ...…

… TUESDAY, JAN. 11, 1944 THE MICHIGAN DAILY . - . . rAGZ THREE Michigan Five Looms as Big Ten Dark Worse after Victory Detroit Star Is Out of the Money Lots of Fight Beat Illinois,' Receives Wings, Bars Says Bennie It Sammy Byrd, Detroit Pro, and one-time New York Yankee outfielder, who was leading at the halfway mark, faded out in the stretch of the $12,500 Los Angeles Open, and did not place for any of the prize money. McSpaden ...…

…e PAE POuL ' ' T TUES-"DAY, JAN. 11, 1944 aaw . . ,. - ,.: -, - . ...... ,.. . ..-..-,.,,.s.,...v .. ., .,.,,: fifty-Fourth Year *Edited and m~anaged by students of the University of M~ichigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Puiblished every"'morning 'except Monday dfring the regular University year, and ,every morning except Mon- day and T'uesday; during the summer session. Mem nber of The Associated...…

… Women's Staff Invites Tryouts To Meeting Women Interested in Working On 'The Daily' Should Attend Explanatory Meeting Today Women interested in trying out for the Women's Staff of The Daily are invited to attend a meeting which will be held at 5 p.m. today in the Publications Building. Hours spent in work at The Daily ,are recorded as credit for participa- tion in war activities, and advance- ment from, the freshman to junior staff is extreme...…

…HE MICHI .AN DAILY TUESDAY, JAN. 11, 1944 T~l MTT. T N ) AIT TUSDA, JN. 1, 94 t/ y ; I 11 Every patriotic home in America will want to display this emblem. Paste it on your front door or on a wind* to show that you have done your part in the 4th War Loan. - --- - ----- ---------------- Every patriotic home in America will wand t / A 'r 1 / x ST F to put up this emblem! His emblem is a symbol of your patriotism. It tells the world t...…

… / j 9 M i E i;,,. A& 40 Altr tgan I a itii Weather Cloudy, No Change VOL. LIV No. 49 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JAN. 9, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Reds WACs W Maj. Brown, Lt. Lund Head List of Speakers Gen. Aurand To Talk; Wayne King To Direct Musical Production Maj. Mary Agnes Brown, executive officer and military adviser to Col. Oveta Culp Hobby, and Lt. Gertrude Fatjo Lund, one-time mess sergeant with the WAG in North Africa, will hea...…

…°Awo y "YMA * ~~1__~~ ~ _ __________________,____ 77, 7- Co. C TJo Put Musical Show Into Production Co. C will return from furlough today and will put its forthcoming musical comedy, 'Bidin' Our Time,' Into actual production tomorrow. There will be preliminary rehear- sals for the cast of 29 this week with several readings of the book also scheduled. A few female roles are still to be cast and the chorus has to be completed. Both of thes...…

… 4Sr" )Zl'7, SAN. 9r 1914 Ali ILI PAGE-TIMER E N .............N...... .,.w... ..+... ,. .. w ~~i~arsGul I ~~rnn!eric BougYcfti11 , Ri YJ -4 4 p V ronmel 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 I oxnr cunelo, r. owrdChap- The ereonywill take pae at 5 pp~with r. Neton C.Fetr Board f Eduationand frmer Dot oth Puy~e wil...…

…THE MICHIGAN DATtY SUNDAY, JAN. 9, 1944 _____________________________________________________________ I I I Marion Ford Jane Farrant Claire Sherman Marjorie Borrada Eric Zalenski Bud Low . Harvey Frank . Mary Anne Olson Marjorie Rosma Hilda Slautterba Doris Kuentz. Molly Ann Win Elizabeth Carpen Martha Opsion Editorial Staff S . . . . Managing Editor . . . . Editorial Director . . City Editor aie . . Associate Editor . . . . . . Sports ...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGEFIM Navcl, Marine VI1 2 Unit To Hold 'Shlp S B 5 Bob Chester's Orchestra To' Play at Formal Officers, RONAG on Campus, Enlisted Personnel Are Invited To Affair by Dance Committee Taking time off for a few hours of ,pleasure and relaxation, the V-12 Naval and Marine Unit will hold its "Ship's Ball" from 9 p.m. to midnight Saturday, Feb. 5 in Waterman Gym- nasium. The sailors and marines have ex- tended an ...…

…?Ad TIT I IC A n &IT. A*r. 'tAV- ?A_ i;.444 .. _ 'W0 verrnes Excel in AA du IA Z . .A . AA ' £ Z 1\ !/iiiC QA 5,4A X.4- x:Y,34it 1;1 k -AAU -i vV Il Wre st e Ddat ueks , , Columbia Line Coach Ask. Pro Football Enurance BUFFALO, N.Y., Jan. 8.-VP-)--Sam Ceidovano, football line coach at Co- lu.mbia University, has filled an appli- cation for a Buffalo franchise in the, National1 Professional Football League. "Whether or not the Leagu...…

… .' 1 k g A,- 4, 1, 1 4rt '.fW1_04 At~ A A ! PAM x -- $..a--_.. _ - Fs4t R~I Michigan Garners Fl 'Q7 0sk igITen Basft all Wwtor 52-45 Johnson Named As Best Rookie CHICAGO, Jan. 8.--OP)-Bill John- son, star third baseman of the New York Yankees, has been selected as the Major League's most valuable rookie of 1943 by the Chicago Chap- ter of the Baseball Writers Associ- ation of America. Johnson will be awarded the J. Louis Comiskey Me...…

…PAGE EIGHT TH-E MICJJI(:AN fDAILY - a ~ ASD .~£,tI*~.AU SUNDAY, JAN. 9, 1944 1. JLL .M.I s.e:a..C 4w LY 1 RF 1 Y .4l lJ' l"r 1 li 1 UNIVERSITY SUCCESS STORIES: Former Daily Editors 'Make Good' Vice-Prsdhenl Wallace Donates Bloodl By MARJORIE JACKSON and gained fame reporting the coro- A good percentage of the noted nation of King George VI. He also journalists in our country can claim scooped the newspaper world on the that they were on...…

… , it IiAr 4 aitt4 Weather Continued cold VOL. LIV No. 48 ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JAN. 8, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS New Re grivesP shinto Dnieper Bend Allies Report New .reakthrough inItaly San Vittore Captured by Americans "> Allied Troops Advance All Along Italian Line; Nazis Resist Fiercely By The Associated Press ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, AL- GIERS, Jan. 7.-The fortress village of San Vittore, just six miles from Cassino and ...…

…I'AGL '.IIVO ',F I I L M I (", I 1"'I fff' AN 11 Al I.Y' SATVRDAY, FEn. V!. 1944 PAGE TWO xru Ifl:AN I1AIIV rS A .I - .. _.Y .R I - '- 1 iii Fifty-Fourth Yedr Edited and mana.ged by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control ofStudent Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the regular University year. and every morning except Mon- day and, Tuesday during the summer session. Meni...…

… SA~T'T'flV y V Yl 1'!,1911~ TIlE MICIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Wilcats j ,, 5. , . r , 1 Wolverines, 57-47; Illinois Here Tonight Tm King Gathers 24 1 ts To Lead Attack Oto Graham, Northwestern Ace, Checked; AIwIeet Here; Sextet To Play Sarnia Wolverines W ayne Thompson Injured in Stubborn Battle l e !L MULLENDORE fense as he scorched the meshes with avored _ imc a iliant performance by sensational shots from all over the Michigan's ...…

…r 130..Tht /. 1 .. - i --W4 - . --,T A N- _ __ a 1 ". --. Furlough Plan Urged for Men Long Overseas Taft Requests Leave Rotation for Soldiers In Foreign Service WASHINGTON, Jan. 7. - (P) - Amid reports that the Army is mov- ing to relieve troops in isolated out- posts, Senate Democrats and Repub- licans joined today in urging the es- tablishment of a furlough system for battle-weary men long overseas. Senator Taft (Rep., Ohio) tol a repo...…

…-W i iw i, l I iAt I!tr 4 ait t Weather Colder "'' VOL. LIV No. 47 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JAN. 7, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Russians Sweep I0 Iiles into Old Poland * * * * * * 4' 17,000 Idle In Strike at Big Shipyard Union Asks Control By NaVy as Production Ceases at Cramp Co. By The Associated Press PHILADELPHIA,, Jan. 6.-A strike by 17,000 employes closed the great Cramp Shipbuilding Company yards tonight, halting production...…

…PA(Ni,l TWO TH E 1 31 .0. 4. a -. .'. .. ; . L . . A - i t A I I.."' a I1P J N-JAN, ,1944 . .. __. .. ... .__ .r..a_ .in . i" n .o \! 4.In. 4. w.1 1- . Al.w Il. A id-urwhn raihj Fifty-Fourth Year i 1I The WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND By DREW PEARSON Samuel Graftons Pd Rather Be Right SN A IA IT y Lichty .1 ,I "'" "E[ M cn Wl" - "iTKLM c W 51V A w . y Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the author...…

… FIRIDAY; JAN. 7, 1944 VlXLE MIJCHIG(;AiN DAILY, PAGE TIIIEE Michigan Plays Northwestern in Big Ten Opener Wolverine Matmen Face Ohio State Sa urday in First Test of Season Fae TVC - W l dcaits Wolverines Bid for Win Over Powerful Wildcats By HANK MANTHO The Wolverine wrestling team will absorb part of the sport spotlight this week, as they travel to Colum- bus to meet the Buckeyes of Ohio State Saturday. This year's mat schedule has...…

…r;4GT roi f THE MIiGA DI _ --:« --I 4 _____ - -- -- HEADS JAG SCHOOL: Col Young Serves for 2F Years. Servicemen's St. Joseph's Study Problem Hospital Calls -I s I )ti~uised F~or Vol fi ec Having; bee comm isS10iSiO0(t s second lieutenant on Nov. 1, 1918, Col. Edward H. Young, Commandant of the Judge Advocate General School, has completed 25 years com- missioned service in the Army. In his position as Commandant, Col. Young has supervi...…

… r 3i F t iE& 41P 4w I t Weather iCl audya and Colder VOL. LIV No. 46 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JAN. 6, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Berdichev Captured by Russian Armies o2 Kiel, Bordeaux, Tours Hit by Heavy Bombers AAF Spreads Planes over Extensive Front, Blasting Wide Range of Targets in Big Assault Amiierican Flying Fortresses Pound Nazi Assembly Plant By The Associated Press Y LONDON, Thursday, Jan. 6.-U.S. heavy bombers and ...…

…(AGE TWO 1114, M I C 111 t"--A-- N I I A, 1-1-V ..:- ......,,, F.. : _...-... .._... ._.. .. wA.1 1..___.. m . ... ....__ _ 1. .a 11l11.1 la t E l ..t . 1\ L l. 'L. ,.Y......,.. D tit A1,° Y+.A .1:1 . {;1:, __._.....,.. ,..r -w.-,. v . ...,rw NO EMOTION AL APPEAL- - Best Letters ou'Religion inOur Colleges' Will Win War Bonds Two $100 war bonds will be award- not feed men sawdust when they want ed to the ywriters of the best letters read "...…

…THE~ MICtHt~v DAIL i'1~fT TTHWT~ AAU Swimming Meet Has Largest Entry List in Its 11 [istory i 3," a r _ 1 1 LOWdown on Sports . by BUD LOW Associate Sports Editor Graham To Lead Northwestern In Conference Opener Here Friday By BILL MULLENDORE 145 score The Wildcats laved this I slight favorite it looks as if the jinx t i . s' 1 e W olverine Sui To Dominate w i Compulsory vs. Voluntary Physical Education ... ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Ge...…

… T t 17? I CV-1ft-"A 't f' -,ii V 7f1a~..' i tal -r - 4 a a t L 11 L' lr.i 1 l.. 111 "_a is\- L .f*,1 L T ' rw +r wrrn Aar 'rntt g; JIM 6, 1944 4 Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority. of the Board in Control Of Studenit 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 As...…

…OF fWv ice' 6xq ' ;- i94 Tnr IrcrfCTAkN nAfrV - n -' -, ~ att - -r *--- -- fnnual Interfraternity Ball Is Scheduled for Jan. 15 --Schmidt and C _ __ Maj. Mary Brown To Replace Cal. Hobby at WAG Show Acquainta rnce Maj. Mary. Agnes Brown, executive officer and military advisor 'to Col. Oveta Culp Hobby, has been appoint- ed by the War Department to repre- sent Col. Hobby at the Michigan, State WAC Recruiting Show which is to be gi...…

…rAC-PST THE T ; t , TIMIR;I;DTvv- TAV- 9. IA44 a H: -r te C- A N,... .... _ . _. - - ___. i. 1 '. I , 2- J-VI I L i'l 9 AIR RAIDS MAY COME- State Officiahs Revamp Civilian Defense System EAST LANSING, Jan. 5.-(A')- Local defense officials, meeting here to re-assess Michigan's civilian de- fense system in the light of current war conditions, today adopted a 16- point policy designed to streamline the program without eliminating es- sent...…

… g t 4U 4 ait jj 'eather U~ain and Colder' VOL. LIV No. 45 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 5, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Marines Russians Smash Japanese Counterattack Pu lverize Weak Nazi r ve 200 Enemy Slaughtered in Japs Forced7_Wck ew Britain ]w~w 1 JiNA tVlit- Ph ~I15 Miles VNE --JN F , , 'wl 0 Is A I Reds Capture Well-Defended Belaya Tserkov German Counterattack Wiped Out by Soviets; 9,000 Die in Two Days By JAMES M. LONG ...…