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PACIFIC EDITION : VOLtJME 47 NO. '189 Mail Gets Through BvthejCasotAnt.fiAPrm** I r WELCOMED TO ITALY: When Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru (left) landed in Rome July 7, he .was greeted by Italian Premier Antonio Segni. The two diplomats are shown as Mr. Nehru arrived from Yugo- ______ - Tito Charm Lavished sjavia for a two-day visit. The short ceremony at Rome?╟╓s airport was one of the first official acts of the new Italian Premier, who was sworn into office the night before Mr. Nehru?╟╓s arrival. n Nehru: Page 4. : . . ?╟úElfgren Covered Wagon, Westbound, J?LS.A^ Somewhere ?½?jWeen Amenia and Poughkeepsie, N.Y.?╟╓" ?╟÷ that was the telfdwtth? tW?? letters the Post Office Department had to con-, .It took eight days and $5 in telephone calls hut th?? i schooner?^ dC,,Vered t0 Eraest pilW j Mr. Elfgren, his wife, and their six children are takimr a mTy b??uy ar??fTrm fn i6-acre. farm?╜nEast Killingley, ConnSnd -rLf i, r?╟ú Nebraska or Colorado, xne family, headed west 13 days ago. covered But he failed. That was a week ago southwest.^611* Cr??SSCd ** Cat8kiU?╟╓ farther ??<>?╜-th, and headed leUert at'johnTn ^ arran?╜d f??r the family to pick up the foAhe^lette^"1?½ dr0Ve ??ne ??f the |11 ?╟úoys into the city Eden Plan?╟╓ Emerges ?√ß For Armament Curb Chou and Ho Weld Links /or Vietnam SL , _ . mtM House Unit Hearings Red Appeal in U.S. Plumbed By Kimmis Hendrick 1 eHief thef$cific.News.Bureauof TheJChristian Science Monitor ?║fefigl ?√ß aSSj&a? SHSaKStts Such tniestions as these were !beS mernber^ d ? h h d 9 Immediately ?╟╓ following his raised by the week-lohg hear- Several witnesses.-referred to 4fStiPony?╟╓. Fred D, Fagg, Jr.,, j ftPl heid ih^Los Angeles the?╟╓ Southern California Peace wC J!resident, announced that II by a subcommittee of the House Crusade as furnishing as re ,Mr?╟╓ Dlenum was suspended m |f Committee .on Un-American cently as 1951 a lmlPbetween ^eepmg w4h university policy -There were other aS Cpi^^fets?╟úL Sty cases-where faculty members Snch ,as sl extent to workers in the Los Anerfes ^ecline fo answer questions put which Communists may be J:ry-.:.hrea... But Mrs Anita Bell by a prop^riy' constituted gov- | ?╟ -uSdt.^Ttef?╟╓rffSed "to ?╟≤ed0eee^atiiCtIarly' ??^ ^ ^??wl' iiiiMi *'state?Σ≤Di byl cZl??nW?p tbey l??ined the !^WK! touvnarrpw goToutm Wm and lEi tired fruSler bom S Ing! caPriW 1 |g ^ land. an,d. naturalised, 4n 1927; , , _ T By Henry S. Hayward of fie London News Bureau of The Christian Science I Wm Minister?╟╓Sir L?╟ú?hony' thSwVn^ Hi b<??╟╓fool?╜d by HBB *5?╟ú^ Britain?╟╓s position at the'forth- Anthq?Σ≤ mturf it * coming Geneva Big Foto .Cotf- f n RnM ference. " 7 * X y/n ?√ß' s,??~ I: hope * that >nofoody will As expected, he has pledged wTtILPa Jiack if BiMh mSm ?╟Ñw ously agreed principles. ?√ß Toforestall ?Σ≤ * erJment^aSo^put^hteshl^T'*^ ?╟≤ hlS reassurancb' MHR record as a potential mediator' .^out* Germanyimplied He took gMi^ reasTu?╜ the t\e BI Soviet Union against fear of a Kremlin reumfied, rearmed Germany?╟÷ pre^pfe Britain^ nnt-^ thre5 suggesting that an East-West to sur?ender Prepared- anps limitation pool was felsi- E. urrender. me. . ?╜ lhree Points here July 7 that control of'arma- O?gamzation Another i ments is essential?╟÷and,that l?ast it will not 1 Western European Union- already have ?╟úSublet in i ^,th y ?√ß a<?d,ed: [subscribed to,a form of arms n,,r Sh1* Principles, | limitation?╟÷and declared: ?╟úThese 'short^^Britairf wffl^Sn ^ I ideas ar.e worthy , of study..by dipIok?╟╓acV ?·?·d k P -everybody, ?╟ whichever sfd*s-??of Germany, he made By Frank Robertson ' uW^ontint of The Chrmanst______ ... _ _______________ . ... Hong Kong 1 . I ^ A jomt communique issued in mg unification of Vietnam,?╟╓?╟╓the thl^Hon *'{^rt^n^thf.?╜v^,??i pn Germany, he Peking by Chinese Communist communique stated. I themselves >.C ta n tfaeyr ?½nd '(clear, the Moscow suggest!- Premier, Chou En-lai and Com- ?ppear, therefore,,, a iM>ntraii??a?╜m ?╜f ?╜,.* ... ^enrH ?╟╓NOrth+ Vietba>? Presi' 'Picture the l^etMm situation as dent. Ho pnpr to the latter?╟╓s de- an explosive one in the hope of parture for Outer Mongolia and 2ett.ing the?╟  widest possible sup-Moscow has linked,, Vietnam P??? Mr. Ho Witt ft?Σ≤. ?╟? . 01 international tension. effective control of. Vietnam The -communique Warped ?╟╓that trough the elections, the threat of a new war has not The communique ,also an-been eliminated and stated that, nouhced that - the Peking gdv-though there has been some eas- ?½rnment. has made Mr. Hb?╟╓s ing of tension, the international gove?nbient a gift of situation ?╟úhas not been funda- ?338,000,000 for-, economic re-mentally improved,?╟Ñ - construction. This" gift,,- it was In a move designed to make railwaviTriv^ lebuild public Communist China?╟╓s sup- =ni 1^5 d??Fks?╟╓ Mghways, port of Mr. Hq-sitand that pre- constnfcf f!v?╟╓tnand-,,res,tore and hmmary discussions about next as?fc,mnUl ^ year?╟╓s elections in Vietnam a?╟≤ ^^PiPent factories, should begin July ,20, the com- and other industrial plants. -munique^,accused the United Technical Fv??l,o.?╟? States of attempting to sabotage 1^cnnical Exchange the elections which, by terms of Stating that the two govern-the Geneva convention, should ments will cooperate fullv nn be hdd for-all ^Vietnam next technical matters, ?╟  the cdrjnu- ?╟úAt present the UplteS States displosed that China will is Actively obstructing the hbld- nel? ?╟ú design and construct, mg m consultations for general factories apd' bridges and send hW01?· ?╟╓,?at: technicians?╟╓to North Vietnam for tempt to sabotage ,the ?iy of this purpose. At the same-time, .... the communidue v stated . '?√ßiiy .ivnjseo w suggestion of ^^WP'neutrahz^tibh'of'ftaf^Shidry Key Suggestion '!???╟ÑCBrl^g^ed 15 n0*; acceptable ?╟≤ Eden plan t0 lln. are -not analogous. ?√ß 1 be presented-m greater detail at 1 ' ' ' ' ?╟  Geneva.'- - ?√ß, ?╟úThere is no reason,?╟Ñ hd^said, ?╟úWhy [WEU arms' limitation ideas} should-not be- extended m some .form from the West' to the East.?╟Ñ This statement is seen by high ?╟≤circles here as a tentative yet serious proffer to the Communist bloc to bind ?╟╓itself, to the same commitments on'arms.al-. ready undertaken by the WEU members of ,the Western bioc of nations.-?╟Ñr ' Sir, Anthony Eden ?╟ Collapse?╟╓ Talk By Dulles Sifted Staff Correspondent of The Christian Science Monitor 9 Washington back' on Jupe; ltf-< were noth- fact, that Secretary - of mg new. It would,, go a.'considerable1"State John?╟╓Foster Dulles'told a , Ybat Secretary Dulles seems-way .toward meeting repeated Congress committee last month M testimony^ Moscow demands'for an all- L J . ,monln m Support of the ?╟úadministra* European security'system. Yet se r; ^estimony .that the So- tions foreign aid program,, was from the West?╟╓s viewpoint- a VAet Gnipn?╟╓s economy was ?╟úpn to glve a Washington poiht of rapprochement between^' the the poiritof collapsi;?╟Ñ' has caused- ^eWr^hf, ex,treme interpretation. Eastern and Western defense a flurry here which needs inter ?·ffi P^1?8 a habit of pl?½y-systems wpuld^iejfar more spe- pretation- n needs inter- ing to his listeners, of varying cific as a starting point than Herewia-eiWr r>,,n?╟? j. bw.prtchrfto. siiitihis audience?╟÷ #ie' Molotov suggestion at San lv fr1linjS jrT'.Pl1*?65- apP?r^~ and he was telling the Congress ^ranciscolastmf^y* Sa?? ^^80^^^ WOt ^ * Wanted Voluntary System From tiie Kremlim-viewpoint. hear.* desperately,.weak,-while Fresi- ?╟? . . \ ?√ß *. dent Eisenhower, who obviously Contrast Maintained?╟╓ *t .aware nf thq:.statetoent.