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Big 4 Meet to Include
Only 2 'Top Leaders'
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WASHINGTON UP) President
Eisenhower promised Republican
nd Democratic leaders of Con
gress Tuesday that he will make
"frequent progress reports" on the
Big Four summit conference at
Geneva next week. .
The White House announced that
the President also told a group of
25 legislative leaders at a White
House conference that he will give
them "an ; appraisal' of the ac
complishments, of ; the Big Four
meeting when it is over.-
The lawmakers conferred with
Mr. Eisenhower and Secretary, of
S'.ate John Foster Dalles for near
ly two. hours on-plans for the mo
mentous conference opening in
Geneva Monday,, ' "
The leaders reported general
unanimity of views at the meeting.
House Republican Leader Joseph
W. - Martin Jr. of Massachusetts
aid everyone was "hopeful that
ome good will come out of the
conference." -
Speaker Sam Rayburn of Texas
told newsmen hat everyone pres
ent unanimously subscribed to a
brief White House statement sum
marizing the meeting and disclos
ing the President's pledge Jo make
frequent reports . on , the Geneva
talks. - .-' -
After the ; "briefing.' the- White
House said, "there was a full and
free question and answer period."
Lawmakers ' leaving the "meeting
said no sharp differences of view
were expressed.
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Russ Claims
Nippon Sees
Big Cyclotron'
TOKYO W The Moscow cor
respondent of the Tokyo newspa
per Asahi Shimbun reported that a
Japanese scientist visiting the So
viet Union saw what he claimed
was the "worldls biggest snychro
cyclotron." - ,
The scientist, Dr. - Yoshio Fuji-
oka of the Tokyo Educational Uni-i
versity, said the Soviet synchro
cyclotron, built in 1949 and kept
a secret for six years, was capable
ef producing 680 million electron
volts. , ;i : '
The scientist told the Asahi cor
respondent: that the largest synchro-cyclotron
in the United States,
located at the University of Chi
cago, produces 430 million electron
volts. ,
The magnetic poles of the Soviet
synchro-cyclotron, . Fujioka said,
were six meters (about 19V4 'feet)
in diameter compared with five
meters (about 164' feet), at the
University of Chicago. - y
The magnetic field -was 17,000
gauss against 16.0TJ0 for the largest jne a Geneva
American syncnro-cycioiron, ne
said, f
The. newspaper reported that Fu
jioka, attending the atomic energy
conference in Moscow sponsored
by the Soviet Academy of Science,
had ?een the synchro-cyclotron on
July 7 with other visiting scien
tists, r "
Its location was not disclosed
By CHARLES M. McCANN
failed Press Staff CoYrespondent
WASHINGTON UP -Fhere will
be "Only two real-"Summitr leader
at the Big Four Conference which
opens in Geneva, Switzerland, next
Monday. - '
President Eisenhower and Brit
ish Prime Minister Anthony, Eden;
are the two. .; . i
. They will be able .to speai with;
authority on any topic that may ;
come up for discussion, .-. j
Premier Edgar Faure of France, '
however, will have to watch" his j
step because of France's chronic-1
ally-tottery political situation. " )
Soviet Premier Nikolai A Bulgan- j
in, the fourth "Summit" leader, is '
actually nothing more than a mem
ber of the Kremlin governing com
mittee. It is an interesting fact also that,
on the Western side, Eden is the
only chief delegate who com
mands a parliamentary majority.
Only One Long in Office ,
Another sidelight is that Presi
dent Eisenhower is the only one of
the four chief delegates who has
held;his job as long as six months.
Bulganin succeeded Georgi M.
Malenkov on February 8. Faure
was confirmed by the French Na
tional Assembly as successor to
Pierre Mendes-France on . Febru
ary 23. Eden succeeded Winston
Churchill on April 6. : ;
It is true that the "Summit"
phase of the. Geneva Conference
j is to last only a few days, accord
ing to tne ouuook now. and the
chief delegates are not supposed to
make any big decisions on specific
issues. . ..
That work will be kft to the for
eign ministers of the four countries
Lin detailed discussions. : s .. ,
But it does seem, a strange situ
ation that only Iwo out of . the
four chief delegates will have
real executive authority. . - - j
President Eisenhower lost his 1
congressional majority in the elec
tion last November, but he nasi
great executive authority, and he
can be confident . of Democratic
support in anything he does in Gen
eva. -.'
Eden is head man in, his govern
ment, too. In the general, elec
tion he called after he .succeeded
Churchill, Eden's conservatives
won a majority of seats in the
630-seat House of Commons. Eden
will' be supported by the moder
ate' Laborites on anything he is i
likely to do. j
Faure is the head man of the!
French cabinet by title. But his
Radical Socialist Party has only
76 seats in the 627-seat National
Assembly. Eight separate parlia
mentary groups are represented in
Faure'e coalition cabinet. He is
dependent on the whim of his own
unruly Radicals as well as mem
bers of other party for a majority
vote, - i -. : - .
V It looked for a while, a few
weeks back, as if Russian Com
munist party boss. Nikita S. Khrush
chev would be the head Soviet del
egate in Geneva,, even though Bul
ganin necessarily would be chief
delegate in title. Now, Moscow dis
patches indicate that the chances
are Khrushchev will not even at
tend. Burin spirit, he and the other
Kremlin men will be breathing
right down Bulganin's neck while
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Fujioka had also seen the world's
"first atomic energy electric gen
eration plant" on July 6, located
about a three-hour automobile ride
southwest of Moscow. The Rus
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Freer Love Life
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Canadian Mountie
OTTAWA UB Some balm for
the love life , ef the mountie was
urged in the1 House of Commons
by William Bryce who said young
fellows joining the royal Canadian
mounted police fhould have an op
portunity to ' many earlier than
now allowed by regulations. ' MUSKR T BITE
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recruits are prevented from tnar-Eugene DavUon, 17, suffered a
tying until they ve been in the fCvere bite on his hand when he
force five years. Justice Minister! mistook a muskrat for his shoe.
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yides men readily moveable to out- the animal in the dark and was
lying areas where it would be dilli- bitten when he went, to pick it
cult to take a wife. - jnDi -...;.'''..,
safely from his F86 Sabre jet after
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spin over the Saylor creek gunnery
range Tuesday.
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m flames on isolated desert land
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Officers at Go wen field - here
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The 116th is part of the 142nd
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