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Show , 4 i I ; . J ,,, . ' -- -- THE WEATHER ' - , Salt talcs CityCloudy' with , , , . UtahMostly cloudy. Siattered snow or rain.," , - . - , . , , :)- ' ' - nLit 4 IIII'k.'" Editorial Offices . ' 4 ' ,, , , - AMpire 34525 WEDNESDAY. APRIL i , , ' . , , , ' -- . , I a ' VOL. 251 No. 90 , SALT a , LAKE-CIT- ' 'UTAH Y, - - ..,,,,,...,....., , . Ls Red riguiers,., , ,. . .., Americans Report Na Buzzing IIn E. Zone IIncident , ,,.. .,,, 4 LI 4,k, ,,., . -- , , t 1$,,,,, --- ' . to, ib. - ', '' tf , i - ' , D.. - 1.1:p) e 0 ., D , e ''q1 4 it ' ; '''' ,r. 4 f , ' 4 1 s r.c...s,,--..- cilt(r,,,,, I day , :;' ., ,' ,,, . , - ,,,,,,, ' ,-- ..., . , , : ,, Z, high-flyin- 0 g , p :,: ; :,'' - '4:1,,s,14..,;,:.L,H.,..-L.L,:,- ,'., 1!..,,;.-:z:.- , , , . . feet . , . Ile Probe Solons - -- , Alford Election one-vot- " ' Refute Lama , Bill Seeks Curb - son On s -- - d s . . --- .-- --- cal ( . . lies-Dal- . . who-testif- anti-Peipin- g . Indian-Communi- New U.S. Triumph: Space Capsule Fires - g ' - . . ,-- - in-whe- n -- I i re-th- -- 1,600-poun- polar-orbitin- g Hof And Cold - globe-giirdlin- were:t , - I 160-poun- d , - I . . - . - . . ,. . - ; : , -E ..e Ar Ag -- A- ' ik -- -- '''''.1":-1001- - . ,, , Leaders Comment On Resignation To Lead ' e .., 'will-b- e, nt ress - Herbert Hoover"The resignation of Secretary Dulles is the culmination of a great 'tragedy to the American people. We have had many great secretaries of state. History will rank Secretary Dulles among the highest of themand in view, the highest of !hem amlr- e."0-':--- k 1, , ., said,-- he Du'lles firmly 'Intends to keep as close to his side as possible. Regardless of title, lie said, he an of will appoint Dulles lice that will make- - him as useful and helpful as possible. The President decided to make his dramatic announcement in person after talking by telephone with Dulles early 4 this morning. International By United Comment on the resignation of John Foster Dulles as U.S. Secretary of State: Herter The United States will be represented by ,Undersecretary of State Christian A. Herter who was described by the President as a diplomat of experience and background. has not decided Although-hwhat the formal arrangements . Choked-U- HERTER CHRITIA.N ' may step up. , ' : . Heiler Expected tucceed To Dulles In Post Voice p - , WASHINGTON spoke ok officials said with Wednesday-the- y Dulles-t- o expect Vtiderof tears in his eyes and , "I am traces Hairy S Truman Christian A. Herter secretary choked-usaid voice. the He a very sorry to hear of the sec- man who has been his to be named secretary of state retary's physical condition. I s within the next few days to think the President is wise in tari of state from the start on to carry "incapacitated" succeed John Foster Dulles, LONDON (UPI)The resig- - keeping him for advice." administrative duties as who has resigned because of nation of Secretary of State ASsistant Senate Democratic tary of state and still ci his losing struggle John Foster Dulles hit Europe Leader Mike ,Manst lel d against cancer. with sorrow and ,s hock Dulles'departure from the policy. The President indicated Wednesday, although it was cabinet will be a "great loss Dulles' decision to resign It has been generally under. not unexpected. to the nation and the western niacte immediately after cict stood that the for. Diplomats frankly admitted world in this hour of its great- tors disclosed Tuesday a new mér Massachusetts governor, outbreak of cancer, this time ivho that the Western alliance was est need and capability." has been acting secretary losing one of its strongest Chairman J. William U- In a growth below Dulles' neck.1 since would step however said President The if not the strongestfigures Senate Foreign ,bright ofthe , as Into the job if Dulles had to t at a critical point in East-WesRelations Committee"A , sad that Dulles will continue . . relations. foreign quit. and terrible tragedyboth a the nation's "if Sdine officials still conceded of these diplomats personal tragedy and a 1rag- consultant to the White House. Additional an outside chance to some frequentlyhad. differedwan : Hell, al Dulles on his approach to in- - , hard to replace." othef ternational events and he had . treatment Thomas-EC.: Douglas Dillon,. MorChairman not always been the most pop- second out- ticularly an of the House Foreign Af- - Wednesday for a of state for undersecretary all state. But of ular secretary cancer. economic affairs. airs CommtteeDulles "has break of restate of The sympathized with him in his evoked secretary whom the President our sincerest, admira- moment of personal tragedy.. turned from a recuperation hasDulles, said he will consult on a tion his for valiant fight in Florida only last Sun- successor, is known to rate His departure was .no sur- his illness. He has won trip' against . prise and no doubt the Geneva our gratitude for his selfless day and was hospitalized again. Dillon. extremely-highlyThe President, appearing at - However, Herter has foreign ministers' conferenc. dedication and detotion to the power, a highly unusual news confer- ful backing on Capitol Hill. on May 11 would go on a public welfare. k know that ence in the temporary White scheduled.- he has the heartfelt prayers House news .headquatters at The deeision of West Ger- - and good wishes of all Amer, the Richmond Hotel here, said man Chancellor Konrad Aden- - icans at this moment." 'News' he expected to name a successo- Today's auer to step out of the active GOP Leader Charles few within a Dulles Rouse. r-to days. political arena and move up He said there were other to the, West German presi. A. Halleck"There is no queiTips diplo- government experts on foreign dency already had struck the tion but, that his skillful under-thougpolicy in addition to acting Sec. West a serious', blow --- even macy and thorough On:A-111csda- y. Adenauer will remain standing of , tbe peril of our retary Christian A. Herter who cold war a have be for the considered would sumage prevented in office until lifter this John Robert Powell, noted mer's East-Wes- t See COMMENTS on Page A-- post. meetings. fashion and charm consult. Somber President in his column "Secrets Before he makes a Dna? de- ant, of Charm " te- , cliton-; President-he the said day discusses would- - discuss the matter with ' a problem that Dulles. (K. .neny people Seldom have Washington rehave. may Mr. Eisenhowet porters , Thiy have as somer as he was Wednes,faults that w , day. may, make it crimihundreds HAVANA (UPI)---the . of "war uban t Gravefaced, he walked into impossible to Prime Minister Fidel Castro nals" executed by revolution- - the temporary White 'House retain new friends. Read press room at 9:35 a.m. EST, what Mr: Powers has to say flies to Washington Wednes ary firing squads. A group calling Itself the and said simply that what he on this serious problem. It's visit to try AntiCommunist clay for an Movement of had to say ivould be brief and another fine feature of your to curry , American favor and the Americas announced in that it concerned Dulles. Deseret News, such family it would protest win financial suport for his Washing-toHe wet on to report that, as these for today: revolutionary regime. Maxi- his visit by parading 75 In view of the medical findSECTION A m u m security precautions ets with signs in ings Tuesday when doctors an- National-Forgwere set up in the American front of the White House two nounced evidence of new canNews 14,69 . hours before Castro's arrival. cer in Dulles, the secretary capital. Castro was invited to the had "definitely made up his The bearded, yearold 10, 11, 14, 24 News rebel leader. whose forces, United States by the Ameri- mind to submit his resignaSociety Ltor Ful- can Society of Newspaper Edi- tion." overthrew Cuban Editorial Page 22, 23 gencio Batista last lanuary, tors to address its convention , Pres. Eisenhower, looking SECTION ,11 was scheduled to arrive at in Washington Friday. His visit somewhat pale and drawn beWashington Airport in early1 is unQfficial, but he will meet neath his golf coursetan, went with high U.S. officials. News on to say that Dulles' formal evening. a dozen- advance 6, 7 Acting Secretary 'of State letter would reach him in a Theater , More than 1 agents, including bodyguards, Christian A. Herter will day or so and he would then Sports 12 Comics , were flown ahead to the Amer- ceive the Cuban premier at reply to it 13 ican capital to set Up security lunch Thursday and Vice PresHighlights Speaking of the medical re- Radio-T14, 15 ssibje at- !dent Richard M. ,Nixon will port Tuesday, the President Financial precautions against 16, 17 tempts on his lifeby Cuban entertain him at his home said sadly that the findings on Obituaries .'. Fee DULLES on Page A8 Action Ads exiles, including relatives of Sunday. Europe Shocked - the-news- toss By Dulles n' Mr. Eisenhower - p - . y top-lev- - Under-addition- - , - . Charm ' h . Todo cd10.07711V10,9 , ai , U r' .' , y ... .. n anti-Castr- o City-Region- -- ,, , - 70' - -:- , ' iA'44:..11.6i.e....AWA4...A.....44....4..."'4A' - A A- - t4N! Attie 41A o,tAd , 1O.Zrâch , ' - - ' 1 - 4 , . li.... 4:os ;!:'A.- A4.A 4 1 .1t-- v.:e t. 1. .., k .. 16-2- 1 ir44 , . 17-2- i , , ! - - e . - . i'll"-e--eA- - . iiL 31 - .1,,:..,....,,,,,. . - , :: , . . :. ( - Hoover: 'Great Tragedy' Claims Of Reds - , , - - i press. dnapng ' r t . , :,,, ,,,,, - last-Minut- ,,,, : , , jti 1 It A- e , at an unusual and ----- -- . tr'': , , . , J ,i.:. e ,, . - .k . v r. pe. rsonally 1. , . . 'appeared hastilysummoned - news- - conference at his vacation head,,,,,,, ...,,,,,,,,,,,, 1,,,t..1,-;,,,, 2.':.e.t' ,i .,,,i; :z,,,..1 F.,,, here to disclose that quarters :::, , ..fl ! .., ,l'ioi ' ' had' made the a:: Dulles himself ',Nst'of. ' : 1 ';''1.; ; ,::::::: ',..70., :''W :': decision to give up his cabinet ti .,,, :,,,,,; .5, ..:::;' , 'N' , ,,,,, ., ' ,,. ' ' :: Nsk:, y .s..i ,., post in view of his physical ,i:. ' , ':::,, condition. ,M 1: .,.-- 4, :' :::,:' '': s"!7., , ,:: 4 ' imrne- The President did not illiyill!ii.; .4...i !,,, ..y :s..:: l'.,: diately announce appointment i :,,. TA , ,'eirs.: ; of Dulles'. successor, but said t';:,,, :',,.;:':, ,i ' that the decision would: not be , '4 ,:, f ,. , i''',..,', , long delayed, perhaps nd- long- k ,- , ..,. Ipit ler than a few ,; days. $ , The president said th e Dulles resignation will have no f; ' .-, ,r ;154;4: 1,1 effect on high level diplomatic conferences April 29 and May ,,,3pr 0 ,4 ,Itleirrio, h4 11. in Europe: He said Dulles , Inas developed a fine team for 11 , ' i such matters and that the ef, 1,z,eoits,kw,7). tifffilltfs fectiveness of American par- 7., --SAD EISENHOWER ticipation at these conferences ( not be impaired th any I , wshaoyu.ld ,President meets ': ' Notified In nee2Secretory John - Foster Dulles steps down. . ; - A U.S. official said the , United States formally noti-fled the Russians in advance To -by filing a'routine flight plan 7.:,s.tocieot.p.-.,.:i6.0e::::--with the Soviet delegate at the ' Berlin air safety center statthe flight would be - made WASHINGTON (UPI) 0.414e.ot...-'m.;:.,(.0:...-Wednesday, , The House Administration The official said the flight Committee t by a - r WaS 4not provmative. We margin agreed Wednesday to By DOROTHY REA merely are asserting our right Investigate the election of - to : BerWest from Deseret News Staff Writer toand Alfly segregationist Rep. Dale lin at altitudes of our choosford Ur determine PROVO--"Wknow communism is wrong absolutely he is entitled to - whether we can find it' out Everyone may know do not we 'know The C130 landed at West hold his House seat..The vote if j Christ Is the son of the living God Jesus himself for that airfield Berlin's Tempelholf was 12 to 11. and He is directing today." T14 action came on a reso safely. lution which directed that Joined Transport This was the theme of ,the address given Wednesday to Brigham Young University The U.S. official said the the investigation "be comstudents by President, David two Soviet joined the pleted at the earliest possible vetAlford O. McKay of the Church of defeated time." enit after transport shortly To Jesus Christ of Latter-datered the space over East Ger. eran Congressman Brooks -Saints. Hays last November blr a man territory. camPresident McKay "was intro write-ino was harassment "There duced by Dr. Ernest L. Wilk- I buzzitig," to saitithe So- - lattign In the Little Rockson, BYLT president. vlet fighters maintained a die. area. - , was offered resolution 'the sponse to a request from some 600 of about feet. tance They students, Dr. 'Wilkinson gave performed no dangerous flight by Rep. Frank Thompson a resume of the life of the Committee Chair. tactics." man (DBurleson Omar Church leader whom he de. was said official it a The scribed as the greatest nil: Tex.), who voted against it . was DELHI The NEW altitude" It (LTD flight thigh 01, turned over to an election Dalai Lama will make his first sionary Of all times in our assumed by this that the trans' Church. flew. at about 25,000 feet, subcommittee the task of port in India Sat- ' Cites Marks appearance public the investigation. which was the altitude flown conducting The subcommittee is head- urday and thereby deny CMPresident McKay applied to by the first C1.30 the Soviets ed nese Communist and Soviet the Book of Mormon five by another southerner dh 27. March buzzed Rep. Robert T. Ashmore charges he was "kidnaped" and marks which he said are used No Ceiling is being held under duress, It to prove the authenticity of The Soviets have Insisted any alleged fact. The five was annotrnced Wednesday. that western planes' remain marks are:, below 10,000 feet in the air' The charges were repeated 1The event or incident corridors between West Ber- in Peiping Tuesday night by .should appeal to the physical lin and West Germany. They Red Chinese Premier Chou senses. said the air above this was should be witevent 2The Communist-sponsoreEn.lai and the reserved -- forSoviet planes. nessed. e Lama. Panchen The United States, Britain and I ( SecT.-B3Witnesses must be repuTwo newspapers, the ,,,, France have insisted there is United livei News and the table. . no ceiling on,the corridors. 4There must be monuChina News, meanwhile reWASHING ON The C130 still laced the PI)The ments or memorials to the fact. in the ednes- ported major fighting pect of returning to West House passed a bill monument should 5The Chinese of province Tsinghai , many from West Berlin. day to strip Agrkeultur , Sec- - adjoining Tibet and said tribes- date back to or near to the ' itself. retary Ezra T. Bb son of pow- men there had revolted against event In applying these points to . ade the Peiping. loans to veto er BASEBALL The China News, quoting the miracle of ' the Book n AdminRural Electrifica Nationalist re Mormon, president McKay 'intelligence ------ istration. NATIONAL LEAGUE TheCast desert pointed out that the "plates portssaid, R E By a roll call vote of 254 to frontier is burning with free- - from which the Book of Mor300 002 000- -- 5 9 2 Pittsburgh Mon was translated were seen 12 2 102 005 20x-- 10 Cincinnati 131, the House sent the con- dom .fire.",, It reported anti- Friend, Daniels (6), Green (7) and Foilek,Nughall.' Main - and tromersiaLbill - to- the White Communist elenients had cut and handled,- thus appealing to senses. He said Bailey. themainhighway - leading' there are witnesses St. Louis at Los Angeles. night. House. It is expected to be ve- from the to this fact of Tsinghai capital Chicago at San Francisco. night. toed by President Eisenhower. Yushu to Lhasa; with the Red and these witnesses testified (Only games scheduled.) The margin of House. ap- army almost cut off in Tibet to the existence of the plates . AMERICAN LICAGUS - and the engravings Kansas City 125 xxx xxx upon them. proval, coupled with the 60.27 and largely dependent on air001 xxx xxx Chicago Reads Testimonies , Grim and Boum; Latman. Shaw vote..the bill obtained in the borne, supplies. (5). Raymond (4) and Lollar. The public appearance of the The Church leader read 000 000 010 Senate previously, raised the Detroit Lama was considered timonials from people- - who 000 100 000 Cleveland Mc for Lill tind that Berberet; Congress possibility 73tack significant because of new had talked to the witnesses and Bison. ied the first time since Mr. Eisen- Peipingchargesalmost -- cerof the Book---of 010 000 xxx WashhIgton ele- - Mormon. The Book of Morhower took office could come tam n to anger 020 014 xxx Boston Kemmerer and Courtney; Casale close to overriding one of his ments in India. One charge mon is a monument to its own end White. said certain Indian political truth, he said. vetoes. New York at Baltimore. night. . leaders were trying to sabo- - "There are those today in . China the history-makintage of this perelations. Hod who say there are no , Official sources said the heavenly beings," President Dalai Lama would bless the McKay said. "In this critical tea planter town oL. Tezpur era times are changing as he arrives Saturday en perceptibly' as grass or trees route to his exile in Mussonrie grow . now is the time to ., 1.30 miles north of New Del,hi- - choose. , Choose ye this day VANDENBERG AIR radio contact from the capsule Hundreds of Buddhists were - whom ye will serve. "So live 'by choosing your 11"ORCE BASE. CALIF:- - (UPD were being ,carefully ,checked- expected ---to -attend the cereto determine the probable land- I oily. Me that yotr may announced scientists :American ir h e official Communist ble to those ing area in the polar region. divine influences. apthey Discovered II's capsuleca- newspaper, Peiping People's I testify to you they arel real. jubilantly Wednesday new pable of carrying living organ- Daily, also renewed charges parehltly had achieved "Each of you has t14 . "the traitorous elements sponsibility of making ' the with the auto- isms in spacefailed to Wei triumphs space -Inatic ejection of the space ca- on radio command from the of Tibet" were using the In- - choice that will affect your fufroOft the Discoverer II ground Tuesday because of a dian border town of Kalim- - ture and 1,be future of others p, sule malfunction in a timing de--- pong "to collude with the im- - and will reflect credit or dissatellite. The advanced research proj- vice. to whom you perialists and plot various ac- - credit uporkthose , the automatic Demecha,.But the of tivities." . (ARPA) owe your presence here this ects agency nism within the partment of Defense said that morning and vehicle was prebeacon radio of "Prove all things, hold fast analysis , ' set to unload the capsule on its to that which is good. Hold to telemetry l (radio) signs from5 17th pass around the earth, Discoverer II received since the reality of Cliffilt's death and His resurrection." p.m. Tuesday. "it indicates the and Wednesday's brief report ' The nation's hottest and I capsule did eject from the strongly supported ARPA's hopes of returning the multi- -- coldest locations for the past satellite as predicted." re' million' 200000 HeMeless dollarlittle package ARPA saill that several r period as reported satelfrom and the visual of sighting to the Salt Lake Weather in S. America Hood , ports lite. ' Bureau did ,work (as the an"If it BUENOS AMES (UPD-- 95 , nouncement indicated), the Blythe, Calif. 200,000 persons were Nearly 12 homeless Wednesday Capsule probably came down Big Piney, Wyo. reported 7IT T;.d&fiL in or near the arctie," an Air Fairbanks, Alaska due to floods in an immense , ' High Force spokesman said earlier. area of South America includ4: 1" Low but The disappointessential expected is ing parts of Argentina, Bolivia, Knowledge fact that the scientists Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay. hottest and Utah's ing coldest: accordto conquest; only could not on the first attempt St.. No casualties had been re-79 George but human hardships ing to- our ignorance are recover the capsule Vernal ported 27 4 In the air or on the ocean's and the destruction of cattle, we helpless. (Salt Lake City's Maxi- crops and homesilad reached surface meant it Annie Besant was lost to the only that the proportions of a major disbears mum, 70; minimum, 46.):"polar ' aster. land icebergs" of the arctic. - , 'stAteA 11 :.tbe ,., ., - . , ott' ,..i: . . ,, z, the-corrid- 20,000 '1' . , 1 , '...t; :k: -- ...,..N, k''''''......; , . n , , ;r1;5414., . a, X . ,.:. :: , -. . GA, AJPIPresident Eisenho!;verovith mess in his Voice and bearing, announced Wednesday the resigJiation Dulles as secretary ' of ,John .. of cancer-stricke- iadi-'--------- -- ..,...?.'1-,:,- .. , ' , - , 7 , . ' - By MERRIMAN SMITH. s Z .,, in, .. ::, ,t.ii,:...,-...-.!- ' ,., ellociiitr, . -- Berlin-Wednes- ' r -- (UPI)---Tw- o -, St d dened President L.'Sa s Resignation ' , Soviet 1 , , . flew , to within ,, , , - --- ' ,;,:,., . , ,. ,.. '", .fighterplanes ,f ; , ,, ' y 600 feet of a US! Air Iorce '- , -i . t ' 1,...., transport flying the high alId I 4: ' , ' .,"..4'' : titude route to - ' JP,I, 1it' ,,,- ,, ' f ,: ,' i:L ,, Pk: ,:.s,-,74l'7:::: ':': ''''',?, .:1 .: ,,,,, t ,:.,, t,, z,:: wi,,..z ,z. , ':" but made no attempt to ,..,;,.,,;;.;' ',,F1 , .1.4,": N ' , :":',, ,' ,,,,,..1,,::::.::;;,.'r : 'I ,, ' ;' IM.' ,;:: ' hcr on two as it "10 ,,, "bqzz" previiitus :T. ,':. "::' f ,4!:, ,, ':.q: , ,,,,,::,,, ,,, .,,,, ..e, ,:,t,,4,.k,,,,.1.:,,,)0e,qtyy:, t, , flights. a , ,i,:. i '!" ' clI :''' c, ',i a ;.,:' .:: the : , American ", ; , ,,.,..r.i ' - turbo-pro' ,' , plane, which the .' ,, , 4..,:, , 1 , West would use in the event !".;:,...,,,t,. 4".Si: ' ' II , ; yii,liffikv ar new was of Berlin blockade, .:s4..,,, .44-,,' , dispatched to West Berlin t r:, I? I PI 414''''"' v"'r,--,;'',-. t . , u from West Germany despite v,,)411,,,.-.;, , "I' , .. previous warnings from the '''''Ai'S311 Voe,N.,,,J.,,,..--4 Communists that the West under must fly ILLNESS FORCES RESIGNATION .. RA' 0 . . .., '' : o e- s II , 15, 1959'5c ,.. , ,, , - - - 0 4 . , .11c , ., A BERLIN , . , ,I ,,,,, ,., , . . , oeo , - YEAR ,., ,,c11 . , , , . - 10101r14 ,,....,,,,,,,,- ,. - TM, MOUNTAIN WEST'S FIRST NEWSPAPER NOW IN ITS , , . - , II - , 54475 143 S. Main St. ,. . $ -- n .Advertising-Circulatio- , . 81 Richard: 33. - - St. - vity - , Egg ram , Atli. " ring: ' - . - Ai) .., , - 1 , - , --- , ' 1, - , '' . ' -- - ... - 4 ,. - ' ' , . , , , I (See details on Page ' - - snow. - - .... .. . - . - - ' ' - , . . to |