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Millions Greet Ike in London could tile West mccl his characteristic gesture chilllcn cs oi 10 roscn1 flinging both hands above 5 He rcllol illcd consl head, 'hat he was conducting no a a i lr ollatl0 during his prcscn to the British) PCim tOU1 but tllttt WS Isles was tiic final act In a day mc ly collve sl TM which saw the President arise common wcstcni round fo1 at 6:30 lo follow a tight 11 Khrushehov ulo. He started the day in Bonn, Germany, i ceremonial talks. He was also alert to knock the new -elect becko of West Germany. Between long and concentrated talks wilh Germany's Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, ho sandwiched in a press conference (ills second In three day), a formal lunch, a'nd a helicoplcr trip from Bonn to Cologne airport. If 1110 President was firing from (ho exertions of his man killing schedule, bo litflo evidence of it.

His a and manner brisk and almost jaunty. His rc- to press conferences questions were quick and really. He showed no nlgns of fatigue, a phenomenon wliieli may in to the exhilaration he must, feel from the tremendous wcl: comes ho has received both In'Germany and In Great Britain. Throughout -Jlie day in hli session with the press, in the communique Issued after his morning and afternoon talks with Adenauer, and again in a brief speech to the British peo pie upon his arrival at Londoi airport, Eisenhower slrcssei the theme the need to stain firm in the'. struggle for free As to allay the suspicion; of many Europeans that his September talks with Sovie leader, Nikita S.

Khrushchev foreshadows a "deal" between the world's two leading powers Ike hammered away at thi topic that only in unity and of any sort with Khrushchev ic preferred to characterize hem, too, as mere conversa Ions which might, as he toll he American and Germai rcss, assist In "melting the co" which now encrusts Easl Vest relations. With Adenauer he dlscussoc disarmament, the problems Berlin and Gorman reunifies ion, European Integration, am NATO. These are roughly th same topics he Is expected discuss with Prime Ministe Wacmillan when the two me sit down together over th week-end. The hard talking will no start today, for the Prcsiden will fly to Balmoral Castle Scotland, for an informal vis with Queen Elizabeth 31 an Prince Philip. After her ardi ous tour of Canada, the Queen who is expecting her tliir child, has beeti advised by he physicians not to travel, Eisenhower will leave Londo at the crack of dawn to pa her a call.

There, may have been other Americans who at some time have received a greater wcl come in England than dlr Eisenhower yesterday, but nfMiandedly it is hard to think of who lie might have been. Despite frequent British press criticism and out British Impatience a some aspects of his foreign policy, It Is clear that the magic name and personality of Eisenhower still holds Its allure among the British pco pie. FOR A MEAL OR A SNACK! OPEN FRIDAYS 'TIL 7 P.M. DAILY LUNCHES HOMEMADE PIE COFFEE AND- UP (AFTER 9 2P.M.I COFFEE 250 E. Colorado Secret A-Sub Meeting Held in Pasadena (Continued From hundred major companies re Interested In this program, re talking about the art of nti-subniarlnb warfare, where stands today and where it is kcly lo go In the next few cars." Admiral Yeagcr said, "We re concerned not only with 10 danger that Soviet submit- Ines might approach our liores and fire nuclear rock- ts at our cities and produe on centers.

We arc also con- erned wilh the convoy prob sub can ow stand a long way off from convoy and fire long-range ockels Into it," he said. "The ar-off sub is much harder to ctect, locate and destroy--and tie atomic-powered sub Is a ough one to track." He pointed out a the Kocan fighting would have been a much more difficult prob em if our supply lines had Men attacked by present-day nlssile-firing enemy subma estimated Russian iubmarine fleet of 450 is several times larger than recent estimates of our own 'under- seas strength. Nobody present would E' a current figure on U.S. a i strength. Leaders of the group said hey were attempting yesterday to draft a letter of proposals to the Chief of Naval Operations on the most promising avenues for future development of submarine detection, classification, location and destruction technique.

Among the rear admirals present were U. S. G. Sharp, commander of the Cruiser-Destroyer Force of the Pacific Fleet; J. M.

Taylor, com mander of Hie same force in Atlantic Fleet, and C. K. 3ergin, commander of the Mine Force, Pacific Fleet. Hoijt for the meeting was Aerojel-G a 1 Corp. of Azusa, one of the participating firms.

i OFF TO RUSSIA--The four Kazmln brothers of Chicago board a plane at IdlewIM Airport, York, on first leg of an air journey to Russia to thetr parents. Going-up the ramp of Sabena Airlines plane that will take them to Brussels are, loft to right, Richard, 12; held by Jatyma Arbekova, their governess) Paul, 10, and George, 11. The boys' parents, Soviet clllrens now living In Russia, sont for them. Arcadians to Attend Library Meeting ARCADIA--Members of the Arcadia Library Board and the ibrary staff are planning to attend the California Library Association meeting in Sacra mento, Sept. 20-2-1.

Gene Gregg and Mis. Her man Snider of the board have made tentative reservations S.taff members to at tend are Grace Clark and Horn er ipletchej-. Fletcher will take up duties as new head llbrari an here on Sept. 10. Group Raps State School Funds Use A C.R A 0--UPI --A' Slate Senate committee, a report released yesterday, said that "barely over half" of school funds in California are spent for classroom leaching.

Almost 15 per cent of the money, the report said, goes lo certificated employes outside the classroom supcrin- cndonls, principals, coordinators, administrative assistants, counselors, nurses, librarians and the like. The survey ulso found that (heir number have Increasing faster than the number of teachers. The Senate Special Committee on Governmental Administration had 'four recommendations in Us report lo the legislature: state should require the use of an accounting sys- lam by school districts which clearly distinguishes between expenditures for class room teaching and expenditures for other purposes. --Audits of school dislricl accounts should be performed by Finance. State Department Boy next door-Just as fie is, Jeans, sneaksrs Adda newspaper novfe- and-fold in faming and setting arrefetf.

Adds heaping measure of nct experience is? mone ctepenbfe Delivery service rewards for work w'rfh esmrngs -fnaf Increase tnpmporHonioheffn6ncy3nd 9 Jfaw-fo Mom and feet -for good work hancf hand wfth good route work U-f- continue -fwo or -three, years and Jbehofcf poised and young mzn. 0 iohtmsefj- hte -family and hfe community. Ijyou thint your sm or some ether jouitgsttr migltpnff fy paperboy experitnc why not suggest that he cotot in a nd talk to us. Pasadena Independent, Star-News fHONl SY AND ASK "CIRCUUTIOH Balloon Parade Set frnni TnRA of directors, Miss Crown City, (ho president of tho Chamber of Commerce, Chamber officials with tho president of the Pasadena Merchants Assn. Uncle- Remus and boy, 10 foot high balloon wllli (ecu- age model Carol Cox Brer Rabbit Brer Wolf Brer Bear, 10 foot tall balloon Brer Fox, 14 foot (all balloon Brer Turkey, 13 foot long balloon Claudhoppers Youth Band TV star Skipper Frank from Cartoon Carrousel, KTLA, Channel 5 Japanese Girl, 10 foot long balloon wllli teenaga model Bonnie Lindscy Oriental Litter Coolie, giant head balloon, 30 foot tall Mandarin, Riant head bnloon, 10 foot a Octopus, .10 foot long balloon Siamese FlglillnR Fish, 315 foot long balloon Second Division; Monlci-ey Park Girls' Drum and Bugle Corps TV star Miss Mary of Romper Room, KTLA, Channel 5 Robin Hood, foot tall balloon Maid Marion, leenage model Jackie Swafford Friar Tuck on Donkey Little John, giant head, 10 toot tall Will Scarlett, giant head, 10 foot tall Travis Air Force Base drill team Allan Adale, giant head 10 feel tnll Sheriff of Nottingham, giant head .10 feet Iftll Oman Grotto, Masonic Order's ancient fire engine Wiith clowns and devils TV star Uncle I.uther, KTLA, Channel 5 Whale, 'ID-foot long balloon Mermaid, 50-foot long balloon Prince Valiant Costume Contest winners, contest sponsored by Department of Recreation TV star Tom Hattcn, Popeyc.

Show, KTLA, Channel 5 Viking Ship, 55 fool long balloon Dragon, 80 foot long balloon. Third Division; Henry D. Melhakln Jr and Bugle Corps TV star Walker Eclinlslon, Little Rascals, KHJ-TV, Channel 9 Kangaroos, Iwo balloons, six and lull Cowboys, two balloons, 14 feel lall TV star Tagg Oakley on Ills pinto pony, from "Annie Oakley" program, KNXT, Channel 2 Big Cowboy, 14 foot lall baloon Indians, 35-foot-long balloon Smokey the Bear, entered by the U.S. Forest Sorvlco Cpwboy Bulldozing, 14-foot-tall balloon Steer, 35-foot-long balloon Four horses, stagecoach with -Robbers on Horses, 125-foot-long balloon Los Caballcros Band. PASAPINA IKDmHMKT, HI BAT.

M. 1 Greenland 'Copter Crash Kills 7 I WASHINGTON--IP-- Seven H-SOIIS--ono a veteran U.S, 1 plomot--were killed Wcilnos- when helicopter crashed tho big air base nt Tluilc, reonUind. Tho Air Force, announcing i Is ycslorclay, said ilia 'copter about I miles nortji thn base after delivering Eskimo woman to vlllnge illed Kannk. Sho hnd under- ono hospllnl treatment ivl hulo. One of Iho dead wns Ulentl- ed us Livingston Lord Sutler- iwnlle, 50-ycnr-old foreign orvlce.officer has been crvlng as deputy clilol of ilsslons id Hip U.S.

i Copenhagen. Tho Slfilo Dcpnrtmcnt said atlerlliwultc, wns In Green, uul on i i a business. Ho sled Ambler, as his Killed wilh wore flvu U.S. officers Dane. Tho All- Foreo Identified lha oilier Americans in th'a hellcoplcr'as: Gnpl.

James H. tha pllol, Albuquerque, N.M.J Capt. Dale W. Hobcrlson, Rhinelander, Col. Kennqth Konerlck, Chevy Chase, Md.J Col.

nines F. Hognn, Ashlnnd, Wis.i Maj. Frank W. Chandler, KhiRslrcc, S.C. The Danish slnlo a i Identified tho Dane as liaison officer K.

A. Edwards. II Sled. Krcak Off NISW DPI -wage negotiators yesterday X' 1 broke of! tho talks until Wednesday with no settlement''- of tho 'M'day strike In sight. sheer flattery Cage vells'go everywhere on the social scene.

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