f? >1) ... BL: rf. tX'kr t'M norm ww -£ '■ "A F DAILY itUDENT PUBLICATION OiMipt -nd Challengers 'Much Work Done' One, Two, $465,000 More Asked EuropdAffairs By Varner Please Dulles Ilittle Claims Figures 'Reduced' WASHINGTON State Dulles, returning from historic conference* declared Monday he Officials from Michigan see* "some promise accomplishment" in the State will ask the House Bifr Four meeting for President Kisen- Ways and Means Committee to attend. hearing this morning to Setting up thig meeting nt top 30 Million restore approximately $465.. Asked for j|1 Dulles as one of sever. I "great 000 of the 1750.000 ly cut by the Senate from the university's 1955-1950 oper¬ original¬ in Europe. ation* budget. Polio Shots An appropriation of 114,750,000 ir Michigan State operating ex- mse* war approved by the Sen- le taut week, | Dull,* went imm Wean Durward B Varner, Michigan | While llouie am! late vice president, *ald the Sen- Equal some time with Pi te appropriation* figure wa« bas- ft a fall rn students The WASHINGTON} <*> attitude tow.r — President ElawhanNi predicted .ton expected enrollment of 14,525. Monday asked ConglM for. time in July. 30 million dolUre,t£|am forward the polio pugram. I He { One of Monday'* .165 donors give* a Bad Cr Using late year's allowance formal* ef IM4 per teodent. the r„r Dull*. or I pertinent information. Army cadets outnumbered other difference ef SIS teodenU we«M 28 million of ft to insure that; nd; volunteer* 811 to 91 in the first day of the ROTC drive. iiiniiiii''4UB STtSr' reDOrl to t mean a ent ef 1444.1M In Mich¬ **■*» r^W'tL'^assrv poor children get their ghoU tclevialon Tuesday nil igan Ntale's bndget. i >H *mmm sack m LnUt Oil Alpha. wimir. of the race. The of Salk vaccine. , 5AO p.m. The broadcast wilt The other two million dollars go For UN Dav The lost 525 student* were first "live" from the l*re*vlent» noticed by Varner last week. He office over the American, Colum- said he talked with members of again.t blackmartetia* «f the Liberian Ambassador Ma. Dumont and NBC telcvtalon Senate Appropriations Com- Network*. *. but they were unable to its IANGELES Show of Shot* (Angnteine Retain*Pot State Re-Named Big 10 e Headquarters Due Here at Noon a If a military bare ware located in Eaat Lansing instead of university, the air would be resounding with the roar of a enrollment figure. When as in. the why. appropriations being debated in the Senate, Harry F. Hittle, bill I health ofl i pvmg 53fctfci _ _ i: . ~ ~117-gun salute atnoon today. the President. Mrs Hobtef weal before the Senate Labor a*M Pub¬ Union Hosts1 u k ^"**"th"' ^^ hot a warm welcome is certainty lic Welfare Committee, where she The U hi* airport talk. DuJlc* 1 what may torn out to be ao Architectural hi store for the dor to the United granted 123,000,000 for by the Senate, based of hi* report to the n. pected 19,750 Show Today Dutle* laid, "entry of lato NATO, the actual An exhibition of "Architectural unity, good | talk* Photograph*. Drawing* and Mad- bout Indo- by Buefcmimter Fuller will the Austrian i exhibition starting today in the Union Callcry, and will run Simpson was Speaker of the through June I. House of Representatives f The exhibit will consist of ex- 1931 to 1934, » nple* of engineering and archi¬ of State from 1934 to 1943. and tectural structures which are rev¬ which will. I believe, hold some olutionary and challenging in as Vice President from 1944 their design. his appointment feller will 1952. apeak Friday a* The Big Four meeting will art ef the Mwd ef detente He seized as • delegate to the mi Aria •ympmimm. Falter awl League of Nations prime minuter* of Britain. France and Russia. The Pre*i- has viewed it as a poaaibi* K. Y-. wW speak en ' is of doing little more than I al Organization held in Sen fran- tog the air and drfining the m ao work can then begin to View ef Mae: world tensions. reeelved Ma high ~ To Speak Tonight # Dr. Herbert Lee Williams prefabricated the journalism department, who especially gained fame with his Michigan Stale officials Hunt also explained Michigan worked with Harry S Truman Dymaxion automobile with three mate that next fall** State s new tyitem Truman'* autobiography, will give wheel* and hit Dymaxion house wiU be 14.734. This figure ba¬ counting by IBM machine • talk at 1)0 p m. tonight i suspended on a central spar. the Liber¬ to the presidents. More recently. Fuller's dymax- ' the IBM ian Y M C A at conferen eg vaccine Williams worked with ex- ion projection of the world ha* prepared lurers as of now an for ooe yeai j Switzerland and Denmark, an active worker in the Protestant student government for the is 7AM.M cubic sent material for ttn The total number is divided m- NEWS IN BRIEF information of all Big 10 schools. Fuller's Episcopal Church of Liberia as Mrs Hobby sold The weekend meeting waa bl¬ CC S are neoded to is are welcopie. and a que* principle « ! well thirty-third degree Ma- 1«° freshmen. JM» lopho- ended by president* of «ever children 1 to It yua nd answer period will fol gaining | mom. J.IM lurnore, 2.W7 semen, a. attending lite UN | UW fraduale student*. 44# >pec Twins Die Big 10 schools and the Univer¬ be lecture, which is spon- Fuller's cms he will appear on, students. 153 in s* " sity of Notre Dome. by Alpha Delta Sigma- 'All-Slar Revue'. Stale*ide, Oversea* Living Problem* Ticket* on Sale Late Day for Men Make Air Academy Ticket* for the a on "Centennial l»- (cncrel sale to tb* public This Is The Army/ Mrs. Jones UN Lunch Tickets Today at « pun. is th* deadline Cap*. Edward Meare* will elude the housing, food, social nd students today moderate the panel, and will Id*, and school and church The Kevue. scheduled foe Set- (.cilitaoa at poata at Japan and give a short sketch of the panel urdly night at 4 in the Auditori¬ Europe My u a| P—" 9 al!! star the Gaylerda. Mer- In part three, the wives will i . from wmtm Bm dJMB smlkMti pambteted aiKuas the relaiMtuhip be¬ 1* "ntrres, to tote TilTT_ II csamJaaUo tween V k wives and the for¬ eign-born wives of other of- Educational TV Crisis UHF-An Ultra High Flop 1. Nations agreeir.f to CAPITOL Tito Neutrality Not Easy CAMtfSCU! PAUSE APT PKOTIT POKSAtg fOtiAit Michigan State News International Festival-Review Starring ^ The Gaylords ^ BUI Darnell Jimmy Waller# J' " tlika ticket U - (Mr 11 Wreck Injures ert the flrat to testify. Dr. Alfred Ayella said L Michifran Wolverine [%r 1—r iwtmim't '500' Driver drd their currant d«al- m. winning streak tp 10 i Wicfclgaa INDIANOPLI8 i/l', — Manuel Ayuio, M, of Burbank, CafIf., iw- Kit a* they blanked ond ranking rata car driver In Lift an State'* netter* America lait year, amaahed into lay afternoon, 9-0. the soulhweet retaining wall of tf.r Indianapoln Motor Speedway only Spartan to play a lale Monday and waa leverty in¬ "the filter „t match. Jim Bcachum you'll really Al Mann. Mlchlgan'a L 10 man in the No. 4 poal. [enjoy r Lou dropped the flrat art, Uiolrrd ihc Wolverine'* L the accond to lake a M L dropped Ihc match on a The car, fhc SchmldL Special owned by Peter Schmidt. St. Lou- Marciano TKO's Cockell in 9th Round yon the flavor or naiE SAN FRANCISCO OTi — Rocky Marciano rent rouna-, tobaccoi* geous Don Cockell home to England on his shield Monday night, a blood-spattered technical knockout victim, in .TO seconds of the ninth round in the fifth defence of his wortd hearyweight title. I : Referee Frankie Brown There rod mark Me enfold- waa a aw j ed the fat ho* farmer in his arms rl*ht 'hceh la the ma after he reeled drunkenly l before bowin*. I aWady tennis, the Spar- banged out a 8-4 flrat Wic. playing in the No. dropped a 4-4, 7-8 dec- el and Stepanovle, jilsjtsM *0 I doubles, bowed la r and Potter. 10-4, 8-1. ike No. J doublet Joha oat Bex hum loot 8-1,8-1. »ter8 Down ►lverines Vorwa,d f°w Af1* South***, foals, ltd the Mlchi- "* "t"' teom to I M "" Michigan Saturday i Arbor S^fmne !! got off to BP CAlL -»' 20,ooo Leagues * placimvkt scitau is*! spirit 1 TIME SAVE MONEY SELF SERVE - 40e A LOAD MONDAY 10 FRIDAY - S P.M. i» 9 py WN Da Talcott Pnrsoni, head o( EAST URSIN6 UUNDIT 2X5 M. A.C. Starts Early With TV Applications for LEAR1S TO PLAY! /& 1T' Wp Suppl? Short Music Block MAY 18u, to 20,i, UNION CONCOURSI Continuinf t h e symposium ncsday. Living unit! Tuesday will be Elvln C. Stak. man. professor emeritus of the 1 to 5 P.M. the visiting lunch with th MUSIC CENTER Minnesota. Ferry, professor of MOOD - (he University of MUSIC FANS!'5' " COME 01^ "iN TO taauL> Mm fcifard RNM JMp utxl Itym fo "WANTING :SSyp^tASSIERKS Vice-President Nixon called thr plan "a very fine program" in a telephone call to Foellcr. Tickets to the two sew torn arc available free at the Union Tick¬ et desk They will be distributed today to all Basic College rlasses.; Sororities Stage WINDING UP Moek Olympics Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority with annual "Athena's Holiday" Sat¬ ANOTHER urday took first place in the mack Olympics. ' The games were sponsored by YEAR Delta Gamma and Alpha Xi Del¬ ta sororities with Jan IVattie Highland Park sophomore, and Dee Piangr. Kalama/oo junior, as Second place went to Alpha Kappa Alpha »n their first For their mock evei Improvised shoe bo' in the relays, cardto place of hurdk* GALLAP-AUSTIN STUPID "Combining the best in photography" IS Abbott Rd. ' ' ' ,