European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 17, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse Inside stripes1 n Bhagwan s Rolls royces up for Sale Page 5 n agreement gives Irish role in governing n. Ireland Page 8 g Moreau takes Over command of a South Page 28 vol. 44, no. 213 sunday. November 17, 1985 in doily and sunday d 8693 a . Rushes help to disaster area s. Southern cmdr Ncncy Ano i Panama City Panama a twelve us to 9. Reagan meanwhile told japanese journalists in an interview that he could not predict a breakthrough on is sues at the Summit sessions tuesday and wednesday but added i think the meet ing will be an important step towards real Progress Down the Road. Obviously we re not going to solve every difference in the next few weeks he said. "1 Hope however that the meet Ings will give momentum to a genuine pro Cess of problem solving and that we can agree on a bilateral Agenda that will bring dividends in the future. A dedicated approach to a Safe future would be the most important thing 1 can bring Home from Geneva he said. Reagan said he hoped that he and the Kremlin Leader would make substantial Progress in resolving differences Over approaches to regional problems. The aide who asked not to be identified. W As asked what kind of Man Reagan would be facing in the historic meeting. He s definitely a communist. He is nothing but a communist a vigorous advocate of he replied. On the eve of his departure for Geneva Reagan met with his chief foreign policy advisers to review Summit plans and he recalled to them that he had been dealing with communism for Over 40 years Starl ing with his six term presidency of the screen actors Guild the aide said. He reviews in his mind Over 40 years of dealing with communism coming to a fruition there Al the Summit he said Cit ing a Vig Nellc Reagan repealed. In the 1940s, Reagan Lold his advisers inc longshoremen s Union headed by australian communist p Ray Leader Harry Bridges would. Al allow ils workers to pick up Reagan s baggage see Reagan on Page 28
