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…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...…

… TII~USDA1 FEW-ltr 144 JE MCiI(A.N fDAIL) FAQE THREE ______--_x_-j ... _.-x .-x Cagers, Mermen. in Action This Week-End Red Wingf)s Meet LoivlIy RcangelrS :, Wolverine Quintet To Meet Hapless Chicago Tharous have Sff;ered Five Big Ten Defeats; iag WilI Attempt To Raise Scoring Average Birow djulfping Sp'ecialist Swim ne Ts Meet, Northw estern; Purle S- nad Towgh Oppoiient NEW YORK, Feb. 9.- -The De- o night, troit Red Wins have ...…

…P A. ; _ _ _ _ r .._ Y .. 1 ,.iii f 1;' T"n"IM11-tIAT. rM- 13- 11,4111 I I - .- ... -1.--11. 1--AV-1:1- .---R- - -X. 1 1'1. L S. I L 1; 7u k Congregational Church To Hold Ply of Prayer World-Wide Servese Are Given by Student Christian: Federation Students, servicemen and towns- people who believe that there is a benefit to be derived from united prayer will meet at 8 p.m. Sunday in the First Congregational Church for the annual World Da...…

… Alk' ', 2' I tiltr uatjj Feather Snow Flurries VOA. Liv Na. R I 3A fBO, iwfCmGAt, WE N ESDAY, FEB. 9, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Allied Lines Below Rome Threatened Nazi Armored Troops Assault Beachhead; Artillery Fire Heavy By EDWARD KENNEDY Associated Press Correspondent ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, AL- GIERS, Feb. 8.-- Tank-supported German infantry attacks developed today against British and American lines guarding the Afth Army beach- head b...…

…PAGE T.Wto 1r Nj' iI ICU IC A NT I'n All V AVIV "ILfvt4 va Axf 211"Im ti ltiAA _____________ ___.________IVAA__1....1X 1!J IJttlEN iI LD4NI~U 11,iF B. 9,1,14 Ti f ty-Fourth Year I i Pd Rather Be ] Rightn By SAMUEL GRAFTON STATE DE~PARTMENT1ACTS: Education s Ne wErai -t- tYN.frd (Y M ,f5L" i A." l N~ia~t.1A , - - Edited and mianaged by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Public...…

…WEDNESDAY, FEI 9, 1911 THE MAIGA AILY P#aI1 IMF S U, Intl I*1LAL~ Iowa Leads Conference;, Wolverines Are Seventh Tom King Still First in ndividual Scoring; Dick Ives Iowa Sharpshooter, Is Second By HARVEY FRANK Ass't Sports Editor r r. lt" a"r i f _,FFd t, r t With the Western Conference bas- ketball season ct ri n the last lap, the University of lowa's surprising Hawkeyes are on top of the heap with a record of seven wins against no ...…

…PA l uG L it 1="s l l..1. 'r..:: JAG Unit To Celebrate Second Anniversary WAS IT GREMLINS? Investigation Seeks To Unveil MysteryNf tls UJ' #o men Needed To Yike Baby Layettes for Norway Mrs. Charles E. Koella will hold the first open house for women who would like to make baby layettes for Norway from 2:30 to 5 p.m. today in her home at the Cutting Apartments. Mrs. Koella and a group of people have -recently completed a program of mak...…

… ~ _ ', ° 41P .4titr t an it Weather Cloudy VOL. LIV No. 74 ANN ARBOR, MIC1mOAN, TUESDAY, FEB. 8, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS a Reds Trap 75,000 azis in Dnieper Area MESA Dispute Ends; 25,000 Back at Work 4-Day Dispute in War Plants Is Temporarily Terminated Resolution Is Adopted To Allow Union To Use Full Economic Strength To Defend Interests By The Associated Press CLEVELAND, Feb. 7.-The National Administrative Committee of the Mecha...…

…FAG'TWo World Prayer Giveii Sunday hi ier-Guild Program Will Be Presented in Congregational Church University students and servicemen will have an opportunity to unite with Christians all over the world when they meet at 8 p.m. Sunday in the First Congregational Church for the annual World Day of Prayer serv- ice. Sponsored by Inter-Guild, an organ- ization of local Protestant student groups, this service will emphasize the unity of students a...…

… its, -~ t JIlL i~dICi-tiGAN DAILA Michigan Swimmiwg Team i Leads ~~~0 Ten inI 4'. _______________________________________________________________________ ankmen Face Northwestern. Here Saturday Wolverines Bid for Fourth Conference Triumph of Season By JIM LEWY By defeating Ohio State Saturday,' the University of Michigan swimmers proved that they will be the logical favorites to recapture the Conference title which they lost to the...…

…PAGE r OURt THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY. RIM S. 2944 .. _ . :______________.... TuESDAY.. FEfl.. R. I!44 -- -V -, -- - - -V.- Fifty-Fourth Year I'd Rather Be Right By SAMUEL GRATrON Edited and managed by students of the University of Michiganu nder 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 th...…

…'T J D Y;,, 3. , 19 THL MICH-IfVAN hAMYN-- . ~~ - -. a~ PAGE FIVE " ..,a RAG ..E aF l R/ W..to Al-f , liila. 7 Servicemen s Colleges To Be Honored at V-Ball March 3 Coeds Receive Appointments To Committee Dorothy DeVries Is Named Chairman of Independent's Assembly Recognition Night Dorothy- DeVries, '44, of Martha .Cook, was yesterday named general chairman of Recognition Night, which will replace the traditional Assembly Banqu...…

… a lt < , ! (: ,. _ 1) i 'Y V7 I Sein figres 09 for O strich es!. .. . . . . . . . . S S 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I R , 0' I 0 Jrhotos By U. S. Army Signal Corp. t In the Sicilian campaign, part of Our ,.i4F.~ employed -were as follows: " We lost 8% of our medium tanks. * We lost nearly half of our 57-mmni. guns. o We lost 331/3% of our 75-mmu. gun carriages. *We lost 22%0 of our 105-mm. howitzer carriages. * We lost 54% of our 37-mm. gun...…

… o s t 'R wY Ap A . AL.JlMb 41 .Jfltr tg 43 i Weath r Chuidy and Colder VOL. LIV No. 73 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEB. 6, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Boucher, Straub State Future Policy of Union New Program To Include Orientation for Servicemen, Action on 'U' Labor Shortage Nely appointed Union officers, Presid nt Roy Boucher and Secre- tary Rupe Straub, who were formally inducted into office at .the Installa- tion Banquet yesterday, have...…

… THE Al-A MG- ,vN DAILY SUMMAT. r M., 19. 1 a44 '. ....... E M ICaa ..is a. L D A11.I:N YVtY7~iAy v rr'4.n pbAA! Dr. P'ollockTo Speak at Center Today Prof. James K. Pollock of the polit- ical science department will speak on "Some Aspects of the German Prob- lem" at 7:30 p.m. today in the Inter- national Center. Prof. Pollock has made a number of study trips to Germany and has spent considerable time in the coun- try. He said he has not ...…

…7"ZR i ; isi4 St k. M1CHiGAN I)AILY ......... . ..... Questionnaires TO Aid U' Plan Term Schedule Civilian students must fill out a questionnaire being distributed this week by the War Board which will enable the University to plan for the summer term. Each civilian student in the liter- ary, pharmacy, architecture, business administration, public health, edu- cation, forestry, and engineering schools is required to hand in a ques- tionnai...…

… THE MTVT-TTV A 1NT nlATTV -C LW t A 4* * ___ __11__ __L'__ __1T11 ....A14,L .Ji..x.L t 1\ J ,H1.~ I. :.lFP/:1:)d\ , ZFl E.B. 6, 1944 .... Fifty-Fourth Year rI 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. Me...…

… SUNDAY, FEB. 6T, 1944 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Michigan Trips Indiana,46-44;Swimmers Rout Ohio ,AGE-FIV Wolverines Nip Hoosiers In Final Minutes of Play Strack Paces Maize and Blue with 19 Points ; Retherford, Brandenburg Shine for Hoosiers By BILL MULLENDORE In a hard-fought but loosely-play- ed contest Michigan's basketball team came from behind in the last three minutes of play last night to barely ease out an inspired Indiana quiitet 46-44 ...…

… II s .tia.. ". LV1 1 L 11 1 4 H6 IN )(.)I .6% A L Y x: U~.+I ttxi Vi 14 - * s IN. I /\4"!.^ , 1 - r F6IlI Program To End Term For Child Care Motor Corps To Furnish Rides To Willow Run for Workers; Need Coeds To Lead Activities The Child Care Committee will terminate its activities for the sem- ester with a full program of diversi- fied activities this week, according to Lucy Chase Wright, '44, chairman of the committee. Transportation to...…

… UNT~AYS FEB ~ i~44 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVN - ' .. i = 4 Pool Facilities 'Michibomber Stunts Rolf In As Newberry Has Mice Fright Force Change In Swim Club The WAA Swimming Club has been reorganized to include women who would like to learn how to swim, according to Marie Cassetari, '44Ed., manager of the club. The group, which will meet at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Barbour swimming pool, will spend the time learning how to swim, ...…

… THE MICHIGAN D A EN SUNDAY. 8, 1944 _____________________________________.. .. .. a,..r. . 1 U . A ..U. r.P A.U1'£ L/ 1. 1 AL 1.."'" .3. --* ". / dki^a Va 1 7YY III/M/MMIMI II x President Ruthven Welcomes All Campus Service Units President Traces History of University; Col. Rogers, Capt. Cassidy Also Speak Alexander G. Ruthven, president of the University, extended an official welcome to all the servicemen on campus at the Military Stude...…

… t4O#u 'N 2t igarn 4~tt Weather VOL. LAV No. 72 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEB. 5, 1944 A 'E 'N a PRICE FIVE CENTS Allied Armada Lands in Ialian Harbor Yanks, Tommies Within Sight of Rome Radio Masts; Pacific Forces Find No Opposition in Marshalls This vast Allied Armada (top) stretches over th e harbor inrthe Anzio-Nettuno, Italy, area after land- ing troops of the British-American Fifth Army behinmd the German "Gustav Line."...…

…) FIIHF, NiIC "1C A N tl A tt V CtA Y1X M.Nlrln r 4nmA .___x______________LTK____J__. u RI. .R AFE111 i -~jJ x - - - - - - --_____________..____ 4TURDAYFED-5, 1944 ~1m' ~titiuDail11 Fifty.Fourih Year I i PEARSON'S MERRY-GO-ROUNDj ., 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...…

…SATURDAY, FED. 5, 19,14 THE MCINDAIL.Y PAGE TBREE BrURPAY, FEP. 5, 1944PAQE ~ . Cagers Swamp Indiana, 65-49, for Second Big Ten Victory a I TAKING IT EASY By ED ZALENSKI Daily Sports Editor Open Letter to Coach Claude Reeck - . YOU CAN fool some of the people some of the time, Mr. Reeck, but you're bound to get it in the end. And don't look so surprised, because I am referring to our little chat during the wrestling match last Sat...…

…----"R" " if Rovy V. e sk ff# Harp Ensemble To Accompany Campus Play Lynnii Paiieir Pian Music for Production Of 'Comedy of Errors' For the first time in the history of campus dramatics a harp ensemble will provide the accompanying music for a presentation by Play Production of the speech department. "The Comedy of Errors," which will be given at 8:30 p.m. Feb. 9 through 12, and at 2:30 p.m. Feb. 12, in the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre, will ha...…

…4jift Y it igun 4it Weather Cloudy and COld VOL. LIV No. 71 VOL. IV N. 71ANN ARBOR, lnICmIGAN, FRIDAY, FEB. 4, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Soviet Forces Tr n SOLDIERS MUST VOTE: Erman Divisions _ " ',' Namur Island Captured by U.S. Marines Three Airstrips on Roi Island Can Be Repaired For Use by Americans By WILLIAM HIPPLE Associated Press Corrspondent U.S. PACIFIC FLEET HEAD- QUARTERS, PEARL HARBOR, Feb. 3.-Namur Island at the northe...…

…IT ii E Ai i 4-. 14 i cl== , i.v VnTT'ItL 'C ZTV--- 'tftAA .-.. .J.A.R -k_ "Y 5, ..Y£~ ..hAL4 U £ " 'l 0 I Tb rtb 3?Ur . ccr m - Ann Arbor Youth Explains His hiventiwn to Mrs., Roosevelt German Bombs Form Geysers of Water in Anzio Harbor SLEEP TREAT MENT: Dr. WUaggouer of 'U Hosploit cribes C X u re for Faii By AGGIE MIIER "Speaking to Mrs. Roosevelt was the proudest moment of my life," commented shy Robert Elliott, with a broad grin...…

… 1T 1IV.m i vu ir-A NVT'i A TT V v i Michigan Faces Indiana Quintet Tonight in First of A~x*ZE l. Seriesm 5 TAKING IT EASY By ED ZALENSKI Daily Sports Editor Michigan May Break Millrose Record... THERE is a strong possibility that the Millrose Games' 19-year-old record in the two-mile relay will go the way of all track records Saturday night when Michigan's quartet, potentially the greatest in Varsity history, trots out on the Madison Squ...…

… FOV I T~'~ T~TT~:~ ,.~ ,.'~ TI x X___ - ,4 I X X 4-4 I I A -- I -4,- F WA7 Fr 4 ii~ 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 exclusi...…

…ITR ; ~14 I ti L. Al t A A 2. 2 -~ U.~U-4.~ IM Building Will B e Scene of Ships Bail' Tomorrow Bob Chester s Orchestra Will Furnish Music Betty Bradley To Be Featured Vocalist; Navy-Marine Chorus To Sing During Intermission Announcing the final plans for the "Ship's Ball" to be held from 9 p.m. to midnight tonorrow infthe Intra- mural Building, John Laursen, pub- licity chairman, stated yesterday that the "decorations will be mili...…

…kI MICHIC A N -TILJ~ ~1ICUI~ A NT Z~Z.i !'.~.U ~ALR ~ ~Li~ ti 11 U~Jt~1j4I I ________________________ _______________ - -- I I - __ -- . ' k41l1t1 l: t ' a3, 4, 1944 IRSIDE~ IiSCUSSION: Rev. Mayne Will Speak On 'Adventure in Good Will' Today o- Director of the Detroit Roundtable of Christians and Jews, the Rev. Jo- seph Q. Mayne will address the week- ly fireside discussion meeting at 8:30 p.m. today at the Hillel Foundation. His talk, ...…

… , * t 1 0 1 11 1 1 1 1 11 111 Imillolloolm Ar 41 t r g1mr,"wn 4 ~ALl Weather I . .. VOL. LIV No. 7 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEB. 3, 1944 trategic RoiIslandCapturedbyMar PRICE FIVE CENTS 'ines U' Coeds Supervise Children's Playtime Pictured above, complete with' miniature beds, blankets, and sheets, is the sleeping room at the Foster School Nursery. Coeds Jean Murray, '45,,of Philadelphia (left), and Bernice Blaufarb, '46, of ....…