Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-06
Note
Calls Summit
Farley Success
Tells Eisenhower
Unity of West Is
Vital to Peace


nauer has written President
Eisenhower expressing satisfac-
ton with the results of the re-
cent Geneva Big -Four Confer
ence. the White House disclosed
today.
In an exchange of letters fol-
lowing the Geneva Conference,
the President and Mr.. Adenauer
agreed that "the maintenance of
Western unity is vital" to the
founding of a lasting peace in
the world.
The Adenauer letter indicating
that West Germany was pleased
with progress toward peace made
lat Geneva contradicted reports
that Mr.. Adenauer was unhappy
over lack of progress at Geneva
on the identification of Germany
Impressed by Unity
Writing on July IS, the day
after MIR. Eisenhower returned
from Geneva, Mr.. Adenauer said ::
ION this day I should like par
ticularly to tell you how strongly
I am impressed by the united
bearing of the Western powers
during the negotiations of the
past week. know. Dear Mr..
President, what a great part you
played in this, for which would
like to express to you my sincere
| thanks"
He went on to say he believed
the President could look back
on the results of the Horsepower
conference with much salts
| faction"
He wrote that the discussions
with the chiefs of state of Rus
STA. Britain and France "have
without doubt clarified the posi-
tons Of both sides"
The door is opened to further
negotiations" Mr.. Adenauer
continued. The West can ap-
Iproach these negotiations with
closed ranks. 1t is especially
valuable that agreement with
the Soviets was successfully
reached upon common agenda,
which provides a useful basis,
in the Western interests, for the
future negotiations"
The German Chancellor said
he felt that we should be quite
clear that only by maintaining
the united attitude of the West
will we succeed in bringing the
Soviets to a reasonable solution
of the large problems which af-
feet us all in equal manner"
| Mr.. Adenauer ended his letter
by saying the President can
fully rely in this matter" on the
latitude Of the German federal
government"
| Adenauer Role Praised
In his answer, dated August
i. the President wrote Mr..
Adenauer:
| Il was most happy to receive
your letter expressing salts
faction with the results of the
recent Geneva conference.
particularly appreciate what you
said about my contribution to
those results. At the same time,
l am fully aware that progress
at Geneva would not have been
possible without that unity of
peaceful purpose among the
Western Allies which you, Mr..
Chancellor. have done so much
to establish"
Mr.. Eisenhower said that the
West must now look forward
to a period of arduous and con-
Itinulng negotiation in the effort
to achieve the aims of peace
and justice for all men in an
atmosphere which will permit
the growth of freedom.
las you know. l consider that
the Identification of your coun-
try is of first Importance in the
process of establishing founda-
tons of a lasting peace. / agree
fully with your view that the
maintenance of Western unity
lis vital to the ultimate achieve
ment of these detectives and
welcome your assurances of CO.
operation toward this end on
the part of the German federal
government"
Mr.. Adenauer has accepted the
invitation Of Russian leaders to
visit Moscow later this month.