EISENHOWER - CONFERENCE President Eiaenbower met leaders or Congre1a today, Democrat• and Republican■ • and gave tbe111 a report Geneva beaide and a With Seoretary or State John Poiter Dullea Preaident bad a 1ea1ion, la1ting tor an hour the leg1a latora. Be tol d the■ what, 1n h11 opinion, · ••• the out1tand1ng teature of that palaver at the •_!..wait.• And put it in theae word11 "It 1a apparently the sincere desire, exire11ed by the Soviet delega,1on, to dilcuaa world iroblema in an atao1phere . . . _...,.,~ To which the Preaident added a caut Jon. Be called the new Ru11lan attitude - "A hope till deYelop•nt." B ut 1a 1 d - it doe ■ not warrant any relaxation of defena1Ye ■eaaurea by the Weat.• The President and the Secretary of State gave the Congre11ional leaders one iaportant aaauranoe. Telling the ■ - •no aeoret agreement haa been r•de, nor have any private paper• been initialed.• In other woda, no aeoret dealing■ - either directly or indirectly. Having reporte d to Congreaa, the President will mxt • • a similar report to the nation. On radio and television; ten-thirty, E a s t e r n ~ T1118, tonight/ "1,:,0 er '"" "" 1t:h~ : 3 0 1e ---i i~ .- .. .. \\. ~ ~ If( ' 7 . JO ~ "' F ~ ~ I I II HOOVER Th• m••• today, waa tull of c01111ent on the re•ult1 or th• B,lg Pour attair at Gene••• Beadi:ng the ll ■t, out biN on th• West Co••~ • tor•r Preatd . ent Herbert Hoo•er. Who, today, ,aid that Preaident E!.aenbower aobieYed - "• aster ,trok•" • Tb• ror•r Pr•11dent - pointing to Elaenbonr•1 oballenp to th• So•t•t leader•. lug••tlng • an exoba. np ot ■illt&rJ in . toration between tlw United State ■ and Rua• •• •Tu Preaident •• ot~er.," ■di Berben Boo••r, "reallJ' haa p11t the R1111fana ta a ■pot, tbi ■ ti•••" B,ut be cautioned quioklJ - that neithlr thl ■ nor an other alngl• aneu••i- would aaau.re - a ■ettla•nt ot the c.>ld nr. 'Pe&ee, • cleolared tlll tor•r Pre ■ ld.ent, "oan only l,• aohiewd ■lowly - I atep bJ careful •tep.• ADBNBUBR Chancellor Adelihauett will go to lloaoow. so announced _ by the West German leader, toda7. Several week■ ago •d AdenbaaeP to Pl.7 tm■ a visit - for the purpose or eatabliahlag nor•l Jh11aian-Oerman relatlom. The Chanoe1lor po1tpened an an■ •r• Saying - he would not ... a 4-ei ■loa, on a trtp to llo1cow, until arter the Big Four conference at Oemva. hll; th st F • . IF Ism 1 7 Iles t t 31 X UH 3 a ; •• Ot course, at the Geneva conteitence, the head1 o t State made no dec1■1ona. The que1tio{o1 · praotloal 1ettlement - handed over to the Foreign 11tn11tera or the Big Four, who will meet in October.. But Adenbauer won•t wait until they have COIIJ)le ted thlair del1berat1ona. such a delay, ■aye be, would be - "1apol1te.• So,~•1■1t a. lloecow, soaetime between now and October. WA.~~ Keanwbile •~• statement on German •tter• tro■ Soviet leader■ Bulganin and KruahcheY - whc, today, were in Co•uniat East Oer•n • Making a atop - on their W&J ho"9e rrom Geneva. To the East German Collll\lQ11ta, they repeated what they had 1nd1oa'ted in Oene•a~ettle•nt or the German question must wait - until the re 11 an all-around aecur.itJ arrangement with the West. Kruahchev stating - that an agreement on Germany must come by w y of d1scuae1ons amon g the German■ tbemaelve1. {more) ADB'lfBAtJIR • 2e That 1• - talks etween ••t•l1te Ea■ t Oer•n1 and the Weat o.raan g:>vern•nt. 'lhioh, however, rune into a retuaal. by the Weat German leaders t.o deal with . the puppet atate. Declaring - that the Comuniat r•gi• does not r•pr•••nt thl people of Bast Germ&DJ. r 0 e na - p rpo .. 0 d C ommun ts. 0 no , 11 Red the ac , ne o A.mer! can • - qg ?P o C ommun! t bina. D I e n t o r n ini he urn o fift - ne Amr cans 1 a o er at-West oon re o . · ollo in t bi - ime p rley i n v • The same oit in Swi - zerl.and, he ortho min et-togetbe r - of ..._ John o ter ul ea and Chou En Lai - Th at D partme t i n Washington r call that, in the spring, C o en Lai so.id - he was willing , to have talks with t Uni e S t e . e s est1on ... followed up by I'ndia and Burma, soun OU both sides. he actual arran ements for the te k were md thr o u h the mediat on of reat r ain - which has dip ome.t c re a tione 1th Red hina. The State D artment declares hat t e discussion •111 concern the release o Amer cane - and not oh ma tt , era a For m a and a cea e- ire o f the hina coast. Press officer Henr ' o - - ~ l l i n g the newsmen - that uch questions will ~ not be raised. Ove:r th weekend, however, Senator Georg of eorg:1.a, oame forth w h a su geetion - for a meeting of much wider aoope, advooatin - a conference between the United States and the Chinese Reds l n all sub jeots in the Far Eastern crisis. ,, (more) o r 0 JC 1 11 1 to be a 1 r -u et ee the an beR d J al.on hina co t. hi 8 h ve b e qui _ t out there - ri the ti ~ . the a 0 - ade 0 a at nev . _ ut, no , th 1t~ ar - 1r 1 ov r - and ne outbreak of trou le may be exp cted i the trait of ormos a • ..Sa a - Senator or of Oeor ia - and his 1 powerful voice. He • havin ·1rat sug . eated the Eieenhow r- Eden-l.4,aure•Sulga · nin per orma.nce, which hae been tb headline of the headlin durin the paet week. • 'f To 0 17 1 , V en r n t r • L • A o - a l o o o · n • 0 a o nt I 1 r n r Y - d At b ! Jupiter luv us, in on did ut a o, Vice resld nt xon. o, 1ck cause the rainfall. _ ut h was re p ond 1 , ju t r h drenching the re id nt nd First L dy got. same, T Vice Pre dent, in char e o the homeoomin ceremony, av h order - n umbrellas. Al hough - President and Mrs. Ehenh wer head . s. d d t ht ha.v welcomed an umbrella - held over the lit 1xon 1njunct.ion was base - on an analogy. at r 1 mbolize - in the days lead1 n up to he second orld R memb r the un1cb conrer nee - Jdllul with r t h Prim .. inis r hamberlain and hi umbrella• uniob b came a bol fo ap aaement - an di hamb rlain r 1 • on · vely se e humo - an g11dd pu 11city 8 ae. p efini ly and eerta nly - t Ei enho tr 0 neva a not y ap ase nt. t the umbr lla m t V 0 ,- -tth ar a t1 C re rka. tt Pre !dent a !rst Lady r V he rain_,,, r · t ke p dry - th an um rella. r , r oo C 1 0 po d o T e , d ral o v ■ nt 0 on 1 a l 1 - 0 0 h m j 0 r . 0 , n o c e , d - r J tic h f C m s e s aok o t e act - t h t, I er o ner clai e m tion - rom tb n orl beoa s , e b aa an al n. H 's n t v o Ar entina. a r 'be r d actr~u 1 a a orth - a - , in the course 0 a ! renuous court p, he wen.t OU to ee ber in a a.11. .n h oam - C , t e e ral a horit 1e a claimed at, a an al n, d r - ere the coun r illegally. 0 ' y be an oc e ings 0 de o rt blm. ft, - La t . ay, in an appeal, a ederal Jude dismissed tbe vernme t 'e ac c usation. Ruling - that Hawaii 11 a geograpbloal pa.rt o the n1 e , d S ate a o on equently - Haymea wae not return! t o t nited States at al 1, when he came back from Hawaii. So no , the Department of Justice says - there 111 b o appeal from tbi ecl!lon. The oa • - dropped. ch e do el o RKO, V 1 o l . e i y, t ~ , • A t e - ty- . V re Howar t • chased - y ener 1 • ' · e _ ll t• _ ., Pre 1d nt. n six montba 1th 1t o n got1 t orui - for the tran t r hu e backlog 0 , motion p i t _ c urea. tw nty - ion o r C c - clo 1 the 1 ' r L ~ i i n a c , t r u in n C n l e . l i · t ) [ i - 0 0 D a ~ m 0 k i 0 11 I t o 8 i n t t f t l e n cut. e rti t, 0 u i r o ) i e mou t c i c h l o i e r ther r t a n e d i fr o m th in c ome h e 0 ot rom i s a rt. H e c o 1 n't ell i 'O int in ' n D ten nt cept on t t ele ro ri t e rti t st eat. 0 ot job - a o te l immin 1 0 1. e di the t .in g . 1' e hot - 1 m· n · gement i . not n t V n lJ · ke n · ike mout c e . · s n job I > rove ot f o r a s · imming ool they r ti t r fused to r e m ve h i in ch- nd as - fired. e r eu on e a lie or unem_loym nt in urance- n . th e c a .:> e C e u p for leg 1 r in rti t p held. e oe not, in e cou rs of hol in job have to t n u n t i tic s . - ave. ,.. 0 n v r 0 . , • 0 0 d 0 - or , C , b a n tt, 0 unn er a un • I m t in er tra t 1 number of h h hit• bu h • few. e n do z r, a I recall - makln m th un o 0 h nt a ue. ack ... 1n th JS 0 b lo en four ba r were mi ty bar to bit. r ' oth r bas ball 1 hom, I t rue, y sh o d u n town Hall of ame. he jack rabbit - t pu n he bas ball, after B abe Ruth made the home run o prof table. he jack rabbit ball - introd oing a new area. o her 's rrr., nom nation for t be baseball Hall of ame - t fellow w1 t lon ea , an the long, lively bop. rom the home pl te - ov r the fence. a eball hero - Home Run Jack Rabbit. ) · · h 1 ' .. .. h ot 1 r o 0 e t - t ele l i e 0 e t i C tic 0 0 e t· t .g ,. r C i e . 1 b fo D in ce t in lnto t e oo t e · e • Ut - 0 i D 0 ope . In e ' t e foun J me r er - D e t e F' B. . o n a C ar e of p in b C eek • '' he in ve ti ted r : er - n d , en he Sa the e u tol them coolly "I have rob ly u t r of a million oll r in ru e r c eek u t. t hampion a c eek p er - 1 nte in r D " n U kl ha m. f or hi m tho d , e t 1 th c o p . "I OU oi l e u ip m e nt, mak e out check for it, an le ve. u r C ec rtist - · O S iD g a bi i l , D • a in four t OU an . doll r C eek t rin fiel · rk n a noth r for t ; enty- ~ even un e oll r in . " C . __....,,,_ .... --....- ..... ~~---- -- s ' C ... ll C i U l, l . n . . n., C 1 C t u t lio C OU n co g ... t th t ·