1 Mamie Waves at sigs ¢ As President Takes Off— : BONN, Germany (AP)—President Eisenhower brought , | his person-to-person diplomacy to Germany tonight and re| | ceived a hero’s welcome in this land he helped conquer 14 : || years ago. _ The presidential jet plane landed at nearby Wahn Air- | |port at 6:26 p. m. (12:26 p. m. EST) after a flight of 9% ‘ _ |hours from Washington. This elapsed time included an .| hour spent in a Newfoundland stop for refueling. I The plane taxied toward a welcoming party of top Ger- __|man. government _ | Adenauer. oricials headed by Chancellor Konrat a. A crowd.of 1,500 to 2,000 spectators waited in reserved | |places and others: were scattered | | around the terraces. | f | British View Just as the plane halted a agin | |salute sounded, | | There was a bubet: of abot as e the President appeared at the door. # | Adenauer approached. Eisenhow-| {er removed his hat as a German # band. struck up the Star | _ | Banner. Then. the German Spangled anthem |. was ' é ie j ; | played. The President and Secretary of ‘ |fiew who| Herter, A. State Christian from Washington with LONDON him, (AP)—The British: view with Ade- President Eisenhower’s trip to Eu-: rope as the start of one of. the nauer and the West German greatest peace initiatives. undertak- — | eign ep mister, Heinrich von exchanged tano®; . handshakes "en by any American president. Leaders of. Prime Minister Harold Macmillan’s government view the President’s meetings with So- | viet Premier Nikita Khrushchey’ - 2 CABINET AT FIELD. Th ee! West German as ! took live We let live arrangement wi the ovi iet Union in the H-bomb ughing, walked to the micro- phones. ~ In these trying said, ‘‘all my countrymen He ‘ ; no ae srt ak age. he days, Adenauer a United ae - i => five. minutes as a chance for Eisenhower to lay . nen Eisenhower and Adenauer, . the basis for a cold war truce, mee andshaking BET SE r ne its freedom agains event and oD th history - of ‘mankind, ae ed one widely read newseisatoia. | Paper. “His object is: methine. inns Communist than to’ save mankind. sh guia a threats. bed a tremendous we ee “‘Tke’ s mission | Ten , ) Ahead’ of ‘the ‘President at the! leat ‘West ‘| the German pital it ¢ = boas greatest re eption. 10 given a visiting “a ary. West German. apital of said. “It. is the ost sort a on ae prime minister woul |give his all to do yet knows he any British cannot because modern Britain Bonn | was | Hot strong enough.” is ~ But Macmillan is expected to tell decked with its most festive ¢ |The red, white and bide. ‘of ‘the Risenhower. how he thinks KhrushUnited States fluttered beside the ‘chev can best be handled, talking black, red and gold of West Ger- on the basis of his own experience | |in Moscow six months ago.- And many. It is the first time an Sinerican mn, President ever has visited ence | And it\ marks also the first Eisenhower will | ctaded afte Richard C. od ar tell what M. Nixon Vice con- “his visit to the Soviet _ .