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Harriman Hopes
For Summit Talk
In United States
New York - (LTD - Averill
Harriman said today he hopes
a summit conference will be
held in the United States so
that Russian Premier Nikita
S. Khrushchev can see this
country for himself.
Harriman arrived home
early today from a Russian
visit and an interview with
a tough-talking Khrushchev.
He said he would go to Wash
ington Friday to report on
the meeting to Secretary of
State Christian A. Herter and
Vice President Richard M.
Nixon.
No Accural Report
Harriman said he thought
that !'no one makes an ac
curate report to Khrushchev"
on the United States and in .
any case, "you cannot learn
about the United States
through someone else's eyes."
He told newsmen who met
him at Idlewild Airport that
he believes a summit confer
ence is necessary because
Khrushchev "is calling the
signals for foreign policy."
"Whenever there are load
ed weapons there are dan
gers," Harriman said. "The
situation is dangerous, and
therefore I think Khrushchev
should be informed face to
face of our position."
Glad for Nixon Trip
Harriman said he was glad
Nixon is going to Moscow
and "I hope he will have
some influence."
The former New York gov
ernor and wartime ambassa
dor to Russia said in London
Wednesday night that he was
of the opinion that Khru
shchev "wants to come to the
United States and come face
to face with the Western lead
ers."
'There is no better place
than New York to hold any
meeting," he said.
53 Powder Puff
Derby Airplanes
Complete Race
Spokane, Wash.- (UPD -Pilots
and co-pilots of 53 Powder
Puff Derby airplanes today
were to learn which of them
would split a $2500 purse and
become the top women pilots
of the year.
Twenty-seven entries in the
cross-continent air race to
Felts Field here crossed the
finish line before the 12:00
a.m. (p.s.t.) deadline Wednes
day, four days after takeoff
from Lawrence, Mass., Muni
cipal Airport.
Twenty three planes landed
Tuesday.
Indianant First
The first plane to arrive
Sunday morning was piloted
by Mrs. Margaret Ringenberg,
Fort Wayne, Ind., and co-
piloted by Lois Laymon, also
of Fort Wayne. '
Twenty four hours after
Mrs. Ringenberg's arrival,
three others set down here.
A reported eight planes
were disqualified from the
race when they were forced
to remain overnight at non
designated airports because of
bad weather, which plagued
all the contestants to greater
or lesser degrees.
Stparaio Log Races
Race officials said, how-.
ever, at least four of the teams
in the 13th annual all-woman
race may be eligible for com
petition in the separate leg
races.
The Federal Aviation
Agency here said 58 powder
puff planes were counted at
Felts Field, some of them
flown by disqualified pilots
who will attend a one-day
convention of the Internation
al Ninety Nines Association,
sponsors of the annual race.
Last year's champion,
Frances Bera, Long Beach,
Calif., had electrical trouble
with her plane in Montana
Tuesday, but arrived here
shortly after 9 a.m. Wednes
day. Pearl Harbor War
Memorial Planned
Phoenix - (UPD. The 50
states of the union were con
nected Wednesday in a con
ference telephone call made
to discuss a fund-raising drive
for building a war memorial
in Pearl Harbor.
Gov. Paul Fannin spoke
from his office in the Arizona
capitol to the 49 other gover
nors or their representatives
about plans to raise $122,000
for the construction of a me
morial to the 1,102 sailors and
Marines who went down with
the battleship Arizona in
Pearl Harbor, Dec. 7, 1941.
Fannin said the motion pic
ture "John Paul Jones" was
scheduled to be shown in
various state capitals from
Aug. 4 to Aug. 11 with pro
ceeds to go to the war me