The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-03-12
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or MONTANA
HELENA
DULLES PERSISTS
CONFERENCE GOOD

WASHINGTON - Pre-, !dcnt
Dwight ID Eisenhower VISIT to
Palm Springs was quite a sue
cess The golf with Ben Hogan
was naturally Il high spot for Ike.
who had not sampled West coast
tees and green's since becoming
president. The weather was per
feet throughout Ike ) tN" cain
fOrnia days. as nice As It hn> been
on so many occasions ~ NUIU~
ia. Georgia.
All of which has Ca.iinrLilu~
saying that Ike Will make Palm
Springs just as much TT Il "u'rl
White House as he docs hl~ hrj. ="
at the Masters Course Iurr" -
at Augusta - tho President i.r~
been given a comfur'anlr r"u>r'
on the club grounds Ani 'i!r2''
he sees his old idol. Bobby .ipH.'~.
of whom he recently painted AN
oil portrait. and vino l. generally
rated at the great Of gnlidom
At Palm Springs the prc>lr!rn'
has pretty fair golfer to watch
in Ben Hogan. however. and IIo-
gan undoubtedly comes closer to
rating equal billings with Jones
than any other golfer alive Some
say he rates that right now Ike
played a lot of golf with Hogan
late in February al Palm Springs
Hogan is active: Jones usually
follows Ike at the Masters in a
small car
, Palm Springs papers are al
ready calling lkc'S quarters there
| Smoke Tree Ranch the winter
White House. At Augusta that's
what they call the Eisenhower
home on the famous course there
So it looks like the Chlcf t.Xrru.
tive IS going 10 have more than
one winter white house to rcrax
in. And Ike has already told his
hosts and hOsirSScS Il, Smoke
Tree. he would be back for Il
return visit in 1858 OF the rourS.
over the two Palm Springs
courses mainly because Of the
natural advantages az ailablr TO
landscapes at Augusta To start
with. But they have done great
things with the GcScr, ~ Palm
Springs. and the climate l. won.
derful as Il reporter iuv this
newspaper found GU, wh!lc IN.
President golfcd there recently
Secretary of State john Fn>tc"
Dulles is being credited with a
good presentation Of his ease ia
his report to the nation after ;hc
Berlin conference" The u,.W Soc.
rotary of State mad" only ono
mistake in his presentation. rnat
Of getting into too much DETAIL
but nevertheless his speech AS
effective
Major points cleared up by the
Secretary were: |. The : docs
not intend 10 recognize CommTn.
ist China . The L S ayr, cd
To meet with Communi>: thNH
only after il was agreed IN VIII
ing that the Geneva conference
did not constitute such rcruGni
ton. 3. The L. 5. gave no gruuri
at Berlin but instead won polit.
ical conference on Korea CIV
terms IL had suggested la>i Near
in Korea. the terms prov rdIu.
that Russia be seated ON i've,
side of the North Koreans and
Chinese uhc aggrc>>ors and thn'
no neutralS participate Nj | y
nations who participated in Vine
fight against the Communists
will participate on the | :. sd"
Dulles believes the FIRST con
ference between the foreign min.
listers III five years did u lot Ia
clarity the USSR position ON Ger
many and Austria. especially II
the eyes of Germans and \u>tIi
ans. and other Europeans Wh"
have been subject I" Ru>>!.n
propaganda appeals on this issue
in recent wears He also thinks
the t. :. Britain and France
came out of the conference Clu~rr
together on foreign i>>ur> than
they had been before the CON
ference began. If Dulles Mas cor.
rect in his appraisal. the Erl'
lin conference was not without
some accomplishment
II is no, stretching thing, +"
say that the Russians Gnfr
ground on the Korean peace con-
ference al Berlin Whether thai
means anything. and whether ~"
SovictS really desire an end !"
the fighting in the Far EA,t is
yet TO I've seen.
II is equally clear tho Reds
gave no ground ON G"l"llu> tn !
Austria At Berlin The lu>-Iar.
are ob, iou>ly afraid of Il r'rrmI''"!
Germany. winch would =" U"u
Communist III ITS GON"ruirrN'lI
position \loluioh Attempted =,
conceal them. but tho mui'l,', 81
the krrmiu regarding both 'urf
tries were apparent They u".uh,
indefinite oCrupliluu ui Germany
and Austria. continued control q,