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EDIT yesterday they seemed am
liable. The five Red generals
smiled and posed for U. N. pho
tographers.
The cameramen were with the
second party of 20 Allied press rep
reSentatives to go to Kaesong un-
der revised negotiating conditions
prescribed by the U. N. Comman-
der Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway.
The photographers were wait
ting outside the residence where
|armistice talks are held. The Com
|munist generals readily accepted
the photographers invitation to
pose in a patio on the American
side of the building, in marked
contrast with the manner in which
they had rushed out from the
morning meeting.
At the end of the morning ses-
sion a Red orderly dashed from
the building and called for jeeps
The North Korean and Chinese
delegates walked briskly from the
building and climbed into their
Russian-made jeeps.
City Has Neutral Tone.
The whole city had taken or
"a neutral tone as the result OF
Red acceptance of U. N. demands
"Details were worked out yester'
day, when conferences resumed
latter a three-day break.
i Associated Press Correspondent
John Randolph said from all ap'
Ipearances the Communists wer'
observing their agreement.
Il There were no armed guards
along the route from the U. N
peace camp to Kaesong.
Members of the official Com
Imunist party, who had remained
wholly aloof yesterday, smiled ane
attempted to converse through In
| terpreters with Allied newsmer
today. Several Red photograph
lers examined cameras carried b!
) the Americans.
Differences Patched Up.
The U. N. and Red press par
ties arrived in Kaesong for tn
!, first time yesterday afternoon
and began busily photographinI
each other.
In a two-hour session yesterda.
negotiators patched up differ
ences that had led to the inter
ruption of cease fire talks. 1Alliet
headquarters announced con
ferees agreed:
Il. The road leading to the con
ference site shall be open to un
restricted use of vehicles of tn
i. United Nations command delega
ton. No notice will be required
for such movement.
20. The neutral area, 5 mile
lin radius, with traffic circl
in Kaesong as its center woul'
contain no armed personnel ex
cept the minimum need for mill
! tary purposes. Such perSonne
: military police) could be arme'
with small arms.
"3. Any personnel required fo
: security at the conference sit
would be unarmed. The conferene
site would be defined as an are
having a radius of one-half mil
q centered on the conference house
It Controversy Absent.
It Things went so well in the ses
= sion that some observers wei
e hopeful the task RI drawing U
+ the agenda would oe completed
it a few days.
a An Official Allied community
said:
i, Significant OF the desires ,
l. both delegations to get on wit
= the main work of the conferen'
= was the complete absence of al
controversy over the arrangemel
j. for neutrality of the SITE"
is Admiral Joy open, d yesterday
i'd conference. launching without al
E. preliminaries into the question.
An Allied spokesman said Il
ds chief U. n. delegate spoke Eve
ed firmly, strongly and nth inten
y, feeling"
ed The conference began at @:
as pm, o minutes late because A
e. miral Joy had been delayed
unarmed Communist guards