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The Eight Men Who May Shape The Destiny Of The World At Geneva This Week
Eisenhower
Bulganin
Eden
Fauro
Foster Dullos
Molotov
Macmillan
Pinay
COMMENT OF
THE DAY
"SUMMIT" TALKS OPEN TODAY
The First Task Frank Statements By
THERE is not a
single
nation in the world dis- interested in the outeunte of the "ummit" conference beginning in Geneva today. But the success which su many are hoping will result from it must not be reckoni- ed in terms of immediate and impressive agreements but in the emergence of new attitudes among the leaders of East and West. For these will possibly determine the future course of Soviet- Western relations for many years, if not for our life. time.
At this conference, the brouil
Big Four Leaders Anticipated
EDEN THE FIRST SPEAKER
Geneva, July 18.
The leaders of Russia and the Western world will launch aim of reducing tension and their historic conference "at the summit" here today with establishing trust is far frank statements of how they think years of cold war could more important than the specific problems which will be ended.
180 be discussed-the future of Germany and dis-
AL
From the chair, President Eisenhower will set out the armament, for example. The West's views of the general causes of the tension which has more plagued the world since the Big Four powers emerged as munity has escaped the victorious allies from World War Two. impact of the root cause of; East-West tension--the fear,
broad aim has universal appent.
No com-
Conference officials said this would include Communist
distrust and suspicion of seizure of power in Eastern Europe.
international communism.
Sir Anthony Eden of Britain will present the Western case for re- ALSO it should be well uniting Germany and guaranteeing European peace under a new security understood that the pur-system. But a united Germany must be free to ally itself with the West,
pose of the meeting in not if it so desires. The West holds that the German problem is the most
to find and agree on solu- tions to all our dificulties crucial issue before the conference.
that will be a long and con-
tinuing process-but
tu
start that process and pro
vide a new impetus for it
The meeting, opens in an
"Butter For Guns" Plan
atmosphere of mingled hope M. Edgar Foure for France The French Prime Minister,
of
He
will also refer
Ambassador
Security For
All
Geneva, July 17. Genovans aro startled
by the differing security arrangements for US Pre- ident Dwight D. Eisen- hower and Boviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin.
Patrolling all sides of- President
Eisenhower's lakeside villa are Bwiss soldiers with tommy guns at the ready: not a single soldier is visible at Bul- ganli's villa,
There is one soldier with
a machineguns at Prime Minister Sir Anthony Eden's gate and one at the to French Prime Edgar Faure's
galo
Minister villa.
AI
Ning were visible - President Eisenhower's re-
sidence on Sunday.
It is assumed here, how- ever, that Bulganin is well- guarded by men within the walls and behind the shrubbery which hides the house from the road. These are probably Ras- Blan-Associated Press.
Strange Story Of Haunted
House
Birmingham, July 17.
The reason: the house is haunted,
'I
CASABLANCA_TURMOIL Yaumati Tanks Used To Tenement
Quell Riots
Casablanca, July 18.
Gutted By Fire
French tanks rumbled into the Old Medina here today blasting Moroccans with their cannon and machine guns in an all-out attempt to restore order after another bloody outbreak of violence. destroyed in an early
A three-storey Chinese building in tenement Shanghai Street was totally
A
morning fire today. 79-year-old blind Chinese
Police reports said, seven Moroccans were killed in the latest clashes between demonstrators and government forces but unofficial sources estimated that more than 20 Moroccans died in the face of tank cannon and machine-woman, an occupant of an gun fire. The destruction was such that an exact casual-upper floor, is reported ty figure was not immediately established.
As the day's riots wore on, 11 aeroplanes brought
police-reinforcements,
In
fresh
their หม
A Spaniard wes stoned to death by the rioters just before the tanks arrived.
from Spitting death 37 mm cannon they broke mobs of demonstrators who were looting
and pillaging Jewish shops in the area.
THROW GRENADES The Arabs in turn attacked the tanks with grenades, turnini the quarter into the scene of one of the bloodiest batties since the rioting began here..
This latest outbreak increased the death toll to 48. It started aroun local
time when
PLANE WAS
SABOTAGED
missing.
The
Are was under control within 15 minutes, but the upper Boors, constructed mainly of wooden beams and supports, collapsed and crushed the ground floor shop.
WHE
The destroyed house No. 100, Shanghai Street, at the Junction of Jordan Road, You- Mexico City, July 17. matl. The fe was discovered The manager of a Mexican in one of the upper floors at Airline claimed, today a bomb about 8.50 0.m. and four fre had exploded in one of the air appliances (one trom Hong- line's planes which crashed in kong), and two ambulances were South Mexico on Friday with despatched to the scene. the loss of 22 lives.
Mr Thomas Calderón, manager
TWO.FLOORS ENGULFED.
of Lamsa Airline, sald In A Firemen found, the fire hed statement to tho Attorney- | engulfed the two upper floors General and the Ministry of and was spreading across the
that mob Communications
various scavenger lane onto the adjoin- Old people "with political enemies" ing building.
were among the plane's 10 pas- sengers, all of whom, with three The demonstrators then set off crew, were killed.
Beul vengeance for the
attacked shops in
M the
the
p.m.
Medina. Mostly they
were
Jewish-owned.
10
and on la terraces.---
United Press...
HYPNOTIC
LUCKY ESCAPE
19
The
there
WTE
considerat danger from the tottering walls.
All the
Dijon, France, July 17. Ex-Empress Narn Phuong of Annam, wife of Bao Dai, Head of State of South Vietnam, was
other occupants in uninjured when her car was the house had been evacuated badly damaged in a teollision to- soon after the alarm being day west of Dijon.-Reuter. raised,
Stx hoses were used and the Bremen were able to check the it swung into the dark A young couple with five)
fire from spreading further. and anxiety, The chief will suggest practical methods M. Edgar Faure, dined Marshal spacious ground of the lake children, Mr and Mrs Frank attacks on them last Friday in plane exploded in the air.
Reports of the crash said the Shortly before 7 a.m.
the ground for hope is the grow-for removing East-West frie- Nikolai Bulganin and other top side villa,
It upper floors collapsed burying, ing
The first two or three cars to Pell, were today compelled to the European city. realisation
the Lion, such as trade expansion Soviet leaders
crashed near Oaxaca, Southern it is believed, the 70-year-old at his lake-side
Palice, gendarmorle and troops Mexico, near the end of a night blind woman. residence, Le Prevorzler, appalling dangers for every and freer travel.
here park under the dark oak cedar leave the house into which
full
moved moved in to disperse them and from the Pacific coastal resort to his tonight.
and pine trees were
have body of the prolongation butter for guns" plan to re-
of they
just
The fire was under control Oaxaca. Reuter, shortly after 7 o'clock and and possible intensification
Marshal Bulganin was accom- tough looking police guards in although they have been ghting followed before of Acapulco
the Moroccano retreated inte etvlilan, clothes,
extinguished by 7.30 am. of the cold war. There is duce milltary spending to help punted by Mr Nikita Krushchev,
waiting two years for a hous Then followed the enormous
of the Lackward countries,
Public Labourers First Secretary of the Soviet also today a desire for peace
Party Last speaker at the morning Communist
Marshal black
Works Department worked all Zis ilmousines, in which home. in the world such as a station in the Council chamber Georgi Zhukov, Defence Minis-ull the Russian leaders were
morning on the destroyed bulid- Mr Vyacheslav
1.g. Molotov, travelling.
Extrication work never existed before. Hope of the Palace of Nations will beer,
WAB springs from the fact that Marshal Nikolai
Foreign Minister, and M. Sergel The Soviet statesmen went
however, temporarily Bulganin,
to into the villa through ranks of Vinogradov, this is realised and appre-Soviet Prime Minister, He
Soon after they moved in newsmen to whom they smiled cinted as fully as the threat expected to enlarge on Russia's France.
two months ogo, they wert The five men travelled to-tund waved cheerfully. of thermonuclear extinction. proposals for an curly start to
awakened at night by doors ether to the French Premier's In the past two alternatives world disarmament,
noises which banging, loud villa, which lies nearly eight These outlines of the opening miles from the centre of Geneva
made the ceiling vibrate and a suggested 49
tato emerged
SL:ccession last a black Zis limousine,
nasty smells to the erosive acktresser challenge of communisin. talks among the Western leaders dark blue lounge suit with
night after hours of strategy Mr Krushchev, wearing a escorted into the villa by M. ranging from garlic to burning were also The fanaties would call an and their ministers at President light blue lie, was first out of clais to await the
Joxe and the other French off rubber. There ✡ Western leaders to eliminate Eisenhower's lake-side villa.
arrival of M. muffled whispers, the car. He was followed by Faure and M. Pinay. and destroy those forces; It was announced that all four Marchel Bulganin
Marshal others might see a solution opening
When the French Premier statements will be Zhukov and Mr Molotov In that and his Foreign Minister arrived,
wide order.
Bulganin and the other Russian. guests returned to the hallway and the whole party — Russion
Then their youngest baby, and French -posed smilingly
aged one month, died. Still the The glass pells refused to move, fronted doors at the
entrance were carefully shut this against a further nightlos
have been remedies
and that
In the strengthening of the published fortress of democracy by publicity will be given to the As they climbed the three making it impregnable to subsequent negotiations.
subtle · blandishments
the
and intrigues of thù Com- munists.
BUT does the West see war
Pose Together
The Russian leaders were
for photographers. Eden's Speech
iron
the "summli”
"the Brillsh
Proposals Germany and the
or the bullding of an even impenetrable
more
1
con-
with him
10
curtain-fixing what may problem of European security," rounds of. the villa with be Irrevocable boundaries a British spokesman sald Russian consent.
between democracy and night. communiam-as a solution
The British
low
Resplendent
D
Each night there were more noises while the temperature of their bedroom went In
explicably up and down
i
BIRTH
Dallas, July 17. Dectors-in a dramatic, highly successful emergency action hypnotised a pretty, brunette polto victim to allow her to give birth to a 6-pound boy.
Mrs Edward J. Schwartz, 32, saw her healthy son briefly after the birth, exclaimed joy- fully, "Now we have four boys." Doctors at Parkland Hospital and the
Southwestern Medical School of the University of
sold Daling DOG ON BED
they believed this was the Arst instance of the use One day another of their of hypnotism to allow a
polio children, 4-year-old Alan, talked patient to give birth. about a little white dog which
emergency action was come sometimes in the night taken because the child was and ant on his bed. He had pressing against the mother's seen the dog lying on the baby chest area, adding to her already the night it died, he said.
extreme difficulty in breathing. not duo until four more weeks. The child's birth was
Doctors sald improvement in']" tho mother's, breathing 'im-
amazing.” — Associated
7
The
WAK
stone steps leading to the front purci they were initially re- ceived by M, Louis Joxe, French Ambassador to Moscow.
Umo Sir Anthony Eden's opening. They shook hands warmly and other French speech to
of Invasion ference is expected to contain officials and turned to face a on battery of photographers who
M. Faure Joined the party as admitted connected had been
Marshal Bulganin stood shaking hands with M. Faure, and Mr Krushchey with M. Pinay.
For the Russian leaders to- Mialster Prime
night's dinner was the first of to the problem? Today there will speak after President
what promises to be a series of is a third alternative, a more Ebenhower's opening address. The Soviet leaders stood for evening parties throughout the in and searched the house from
At this the police were called moments facing the "gummit" conference. worthy Ideal,
The British spokesman said a 1 Jess
attle to cellar. A priest called under a battery of A meeting of old warulme in to excreise also heart whis-mediately after the birth accessible yet Infinitely that Mr Dag Hammarskjold, cameras
Secretary-General of the United Ughts, Marshini Zhukov resple comrades in arms will occur to-perings and raps. more substantial prize, Nations,
dresa will greet the Big dent in a bottle groen
night, when President MOITOW The first and most difficult Four alatesmen in a speech to uniform edged with red and Eisenhower acts dinner host to. Then a fortnight" ago, Pell | Press,
task is to establish trust, be delivered outckle the con gold
suddenly saw his wife at the the Russians As long as the casential
ΟΣ models spread across
has hand of the staircase clutching loader The American Ide chest.
Pharaoh's Tomb Thauounds of lakeside midges arranged for the dinner at the banisters and apparently *** | nothing.” He rushed upstairs-but proclaimed faith in ulti
to taka tra form of at was field back by an Invisible,
Calro, July 17, B.M. GMT and 2 p.m., GMT. moet insisteist welcome for the
A Pharaoh's tomb, which ex- mate world-wide triumph The British spokesman
wap wartime reminiscences with barrier. Clutching the banisters perts say antor back to the reign usedang, buzzing around their party when he will be undiminished there can be the pres chiefs of the four de hende.
Marshal Zhukov, whom he last and the barrier suddenly Ave. fore Jesus Christ, has been dis- pusired with all his strength of Ramases 11 1,800 yours · be-- no trust. The onus there- Jegations agreed that the open-| The Russiane vafoly attempted
mat in Berlin ten years ago after way, immediately he heard his covered at Marsa Matrub, near fore is now squarely on the ing statements would be re-to beat them off while greeting the fall of the German capijal. Russians. There have released to, the press.
their French homeA
The dinner, due to begint at NowFree
wife shouting.
nounced They also decided that there
This was the final straw, The Jodatie it War cently been protents of
Many of the domestic and 7. p.m. GMT, will be should be simultaneque briefinge kricher th of the traure rided bear Julen Pells have now those perte seld the new dis- change in their attitudo, by them about half an hour ville sembled at window to Mr Krusbelow. Mr Molotov and and the airmingham Coundlists cover would help to solve All will hope that these after the close of the day's wat nazifal, the ¦ Ruman convoy,
Zerál mysteries surrounding Indications are confirmed, semion.
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∙nature of communism re-
ference chamber. before conference begins.
the array di 'a gittering
The world leaders will
hold
has
mains unchanged and two 'sessions tomorrow at panch nightfles · provides the lako-side' villa Creux de Gmihed |Routing. But Poll,could hear
said
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