Show a I 4 ' M9 L 'jW’v'4 o 4- V V k "M v W itg - rP j -- t V ‘ r i 6A Tha Salt Lake Tribute Sunday July 10 1055 m'CT f Ike Prepares Report on Big 4 Plans Continued from Page One make concession at Geneva Mr Eisenhower has declared there will be no “appeasement” but that he will negotiate in good faith to improve relations between the western powers and Russia Mr EiXcnhower Prime Minister Sir Anthony Eden of Britain and Fremier Edgar Faure of France will work together as a team dividing among themselves the problems they wish to take up with Bulganin This way they ran rover more ground and more effectively meet Bulganin's expected efforts to exploit western differences J British French an! American preparations for the conference have produced two distinct views of Russia's real purpose One widely held opinion here ia that the Soviets are suffering from agricultural and industrial weaknesses at home as well as severe foreign policy reverses This Makes for Efficiency? CHICAGO— Irvin Rossman rowskl With temperatures stuck in the 90s Rossman allowed employes to wear shorts to work About 400 — men and women— accepted e president ( manufacturing firm relaxes In Bermuda aborts as ho dictates to secretary Hops Bo- Chi-cap- -- Hagcrty Sets Geneva Stage for Ike Mamie By Associated Press July 9 — He told correspondents that President and Mrs Eisenhower would reach Genevaln the presidential plane about 9 a m July GENEVA White House Press Secretary James Hagerty arrived in’a US Air Force plane Saturday to make for President preparations D at the Eisenhower Dwight Big Four summit conference opening July 18 Hagerty will be In charge of the American delegation's press relations throughout the conference after a single refueling stop at Keflavik Iceland The President will be accompanied by his valet Sgt John Moaney and Mrs: Eisenhower by her maid Rose' Wood 18 RAGERTY SAID he under atood the President’s limit for the duration of the six-da- y conference applied to actual conference days and would not include days such as July 17 on which no meeting is scheduled The President may be away from the United States as long as 10 days he added Six Filipino atewurds US Navy personnel normally employed at the White nouse mess arrived in Hagerty’a plane to staff the mansion at near Geneva m Creux-de-Genlho- d Seems the Mail Ban Cathe Little Late Continued from Page One making it quite clear what will happen if it is used” The scientists’ appeal says the hope for safety by prohibition is “illusory” It argues that both sides would consider agreements no longer when war broke out and would set to work to manufacture The only solution it declared is the abolition of war itself SIGNIFICANCE of the adhesion by Joliot-Curiand Infeldi to a statement so thoroughly at variance with the Communist line of the past 10 years was being discussed Saturday Russell said the statement meant that all nine signers dissented from the official estimate! put forward in the United States of the danger of He said he radioactivity “some” of these had thought been “not strictly accurate” "I do not impute any lack of faith to the American government” he said “but I think the facts are more grave than“lhey have Indicated” The statement declared "the beat authorities are un i By Associated Press MEMPHIS TENN July 9 Wood received a postal card the day asking it Linda Ann Hall could be on his television show on her sixth birthday Wood called her mother — Trent other Mrs W LI Hall and said that would be fine Mrs Hall declined with thanks Seems there had been a slight delay on mail delivery Linda Ann not only had passed her sixth birthday but also her seventh eighth and ninth Ask Death-Sava- nts v i animous in saying that a kar with II bombs might put an end to the human race” “It is feared that if many H there will be — universal death sudden only for a minority but for the majority a slow torture of disease and disintegration” The statement added that among the experts "the men who know most are the most gloomy” bombs are used j “Here then is the problem which we present to you stark dreadful and inescapable: shall we put an end to the human race: or shall mankind renounce war?” Asked what the heads of the great powers could do at the forthcoming Geneva conference Russell said they could achieve only the “first a peaceful ‘step-achi- eving e 2 Die in Storm un Face War-- or KY July 9 LOUISVILLE — Snarling thunderstorms ripped Kentucky Saturday causing two deaths and boosting a damage total that already was over the million dollar mark Russell Gree 54 Cincinnati was killed near Falmouth when he lost control of his car during the storm Clyde Kennedy deckhand was killed by lightning Beautiful Floors — make your living happy CARPETS all 10 off to 25 famous itam e brands FURNITURE easy budget terms OGDEN abroad — notably the decision of the western powers to make western Germany sovereign and rearm it According to this view the Soviet problems are not in any sense desperate or an immediate threat to Russia's' military power But they are severe enough to make Soviet leaders want a breathing spell and end to the international slugging that marks the cold cold war o IF THIS analysis Is correct the Soviets will be willing to pay a limited price but probably not a very great price to ease tensions At the other extreme Is the belief that what the Soviets are really after is not an easing of their problems but the disrupting of the western alliance According to this view they’re trying to achieve by a show of friendship and talk of peace what they failed to prevent by threat— that is the arming of the western world against the Automatically Washes ftinses and Spin-dri(For New Washday Freedom! es Reds If the latter theory Is true the Soviets also may be willing to make some concessions but only if those would servo the end of Inducing the west-ter- n powers to relax and split apart i 4 1 ’ '1 cnartsw Eay caw and Daring this SAVE! 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