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French Fail
To Stop Red
Movements
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when the rains come an en-
trenched Communist force will
not be subject to French coun-
ter-attacks.
The element of surprise, in this
case, he feels has worked to the
betterment of the Communist po-'
sition after they had been stymied
in the Vietnam sector.
French air-bases will also be
useless during the monsoons.
Laos, one of the three subdi-
visions composing Indo-China is
the back gateway to Thailand,
Burma and India.
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IF THE Laotian capital falls to
the Reds, the Communists will
control important military routes
into Siam and Burma.
This is the reason Sen. Wiley,
chairman of the Foreign Rela-
tions Committee, who has al-
ready termed the invasion as "a
serious eruption on the world
perimeter," has asked Secretary
of State Dulles to press for more"
military aid for the war-torn
area.
Of the 1.3 billion dollars prev-
iously poured into Indo-China,
the French have absorbed 70 per
cent of the monetary costs with
the United States taking 30 per,
cent of the bill.
In the seven year conflict the
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-Daily-Chuck Kelsey
ENGINEERS "POLISH UP" FOR THE OPEN HOUSE
Engineering Show To Feature
Cars 'Too Old or New To Buy'

"Automobiles Too Old and Too
New to Buy," the featured exhibit
of the engineering school's bi-an-
nual open house scheduled today
and tomorrow will present ap-
proximately 16 unusual automo-
biles.
Rangiig in style and age from
the ultra-modern Jaguar XK120
racing car to the 1908 Brush
Runabout, the exhibit has been
arranged to show "cars that are
not ordinarily seen in dealer's
show-rooms."
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IN ADDITION to the automotive
exhibit, which will be located in
the parking lot on S. University
near the West Engineering Bldg.,
all departments of the college will
be open for inspection, and many
will feature displays depicting the
most recent scientific develop-
ments.

Midak,' the Michigan Digital
Automatic Computor, will be
shown for the first time during
the open house. James Barry,
Grad., one of the designers of
the "Michigan Giant Brain,"
will discuss, "Can a Machine Be
Taught to Play Chess?" and
Prof. John Carr of the Willow
Run Research Institute and
Ralph Daines will give talks at
half-hour intervals today and
tomorrow.

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Numerous other unusual exhib- *
its have been planned for the FRENCH Premier Rene Mayer
event which will coincide with the has viewed the situation with in-
all-campus University Day held creasing alarm. He fears that
for the state's high school stu- with the aid of Chinese Commun-
dents. ist forces the Reds will 1;e able to
Although the open house has sweep "the Gulf, of Siam and the
not been planned as a part of approaches to India" into their
University Day, invitations have expanding orbit.
been extended to the 1,500 stu- Experts in the Far Eastern field
dents visiting campus tomorrow. advance several possible objectives
for the latest Communist maneu-
ver aside from those already men-
EEN -- NEW PROJECTION tioned.
E 1) They see an attempt to fos-
ter a new Communist puppet state
in the East dominated by either
Peiking or a Vietminh govern-
mnent.
attempt to encourage a Commun-
e Sunday ist coup in Thailand and thus,
open the way for Red infiltration
Y W O R T H in India.
S B O Y E R 3) The Vietminh foices may try
to split the French supply routes
ROG E RS in this strategic land.
WATERS In any case, the new offensive
has cast a shadow on the infant
hopes for a quick world peace and
s has probably brought about a
situation which will see increased
American and French support be-
ing brought into the area.
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Daily assumes no editorial responsi-
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University. Notices should be sent in
TYPEWRITTEN form to Room 2552
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the day preceding publication (before
11 a.m. on Saturday).
FIll)AY, MAY, 1, 1953
vol. LXII, No. 144
Notices
Faculty of the College of Literature,
Science, and the Arts: The May meeting
of the Faculty for the academic year'
1952-53 will be held Mon., May 4, at 4:10
p.m. in Angell Hall Auditorium A. 1
Regents' Meeting Fri., May 22, at
10 a.m, Communications for considera-
tion at this meeting must be in the
President's hands not later than May
14.
Men Interested in Becoming Orienta-
tion Leaders for the fall semester may
sign up for interviews in the Union
Student Offices Fri., May 1, from 3 to
5.
Cooperative Housing Applications forI
the men's and women's co-ops are now]
being accepted for students desiring
membership for the summer or fall ses-
sions. Students should make applica-
tion in person, or write toaLuther Bu-
cheie, 1017 Oakland. Office hours from,
1-5 p.m. Phone 7211.
Late permission for women students
who attended "Le Tartuffe" cn Wed.,
Apr. 29, will be no later than 11 p.m.
Late Permission. Because of the Crease
Ball, all women students will have a
1:30 late permission on Fri., May 1.
Personnel Interviews.
Today, Friday, there. will be a rep- .
resentative from the Whitehall Phar-
macal Co., of New York. here to in-
terview students for sales positions.
The position does not require one tof
have had technical training and therej
are openings in various locations
throughout the U.S.a
Vita-Craft will have a representativej
here on May 5 at 4:30 p.m. to talk to a
group of these interested in positions
with this firmi. The meeting will be in
4508 Administration Building. The fol-
lowing day, May 6, there will be indi-
vidual interviews at the Bureau of
Appointments.
Michigan Bell Telephone Co.h of De-
troit, will have an interviewer here on
Wed., May 6, to talk to women inter-
ested in positions in their Training
Program.
Personnel Requests.
The American Red Cross, of Saginaw,
Mich., has an opening for a Home Serv-
ice Worker. Either a man or woman
may apply for the position and one
with a de.ree in Social Work, prefer-
ably a Master's, is desired.
The Eli Lilly and Co., of Indianapo-
lis, Ind., has open the following posi-
tions: Organic Chemist, Biochemist,
Associate Biochemist, Associate Ana-
lytical Chemist, Methods Engineer,
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