Show - r 1- X Utrw 'A r w fc’ V v rrnrmw vr-- TfityL95- TpJfpbon£s tor nei and editorial depart- v - - pent EM score sport advertising l r:? ra v i -: jj For Information EL Bualneaa circulation 'EM IT Vo! 175 No 183 sj?f i e - £'SUfcJ- - ?kc- V s fV Salt Lake City Utah — Monday Morning J- - ' r j ? j ' Price Five Cenft I German Reds Observers Feel Situation ‘Grave and Dangerous’ Pull Swift Charles P Arnot Mark Switch International Writer i 13 — Sputnik’s rocket companion stole the show Sunday with a brilliant performance for amateur skywatchers add qualified for possible top billing on the scientific stage too "I rather think we’ll learn more for awhile from observing the rocket than the satellite Itself” said a spokesman for the Naval Research Laboratory’s project vanguard renter of US satellite efforts Losing Altitude The rocket which went into n orbit of Its own while giving Sputnik Its final boost into space is now believed by Vanguardscientists to be losing altitude in the first stages of a fall that would end with fts burning up like a meteorite in the earth's atmosphere ‘We know It Is losing altitude” the spokesmansaid but added that whether the plunge will come In days weeks or months has not yet been calculated — Fret MirephoU t Sputnik Itself showed up Sun- Prince Philip wave to crowd outside Christ Church Cathedral Ing' services Before attending church the Queen and Philip day apparently right on sched- as he and Queen Elizabeth drive away following Sunday morn- - placed a wreath at base of Canadian National War Memorial ule Dr John P Hagen Vanguard director has said the satellite will maintain a fixed orbif and stay up a year or more Frictional Slowing rocket remnant The burnt-ou- t By Associated Press ByWarren Rogers Jr less dense than the tightly Associated Press Writer thunderstorms Violent packed satellite Is believed to be pounded Texas Sunday delugOTTAWA Oct 13 — Queen more subject to frictional slow ing some areas with up to 11 Elizabeth II told Canadians rare down in the extremely ing inches of rain and sending fied atmosphere where the two creeks and rivers surging Sifnday night in her first live bodies are orbiting television speech she hopes to banks their from t And the satellite come see them again in two families were evacu-atet Thirty Chicago Tribune Servlre equipped with miniature instru homes at Ballinger years and perhaps bring her from OTTAWAr Oct 13— Elizabeth Sunday dazzled the Canaments which the United States in West Central Texas as the dians in champagne wool and champagne mink plans to send up is believed Colorado River climbed more two children for a visit Philip wore a dark business suit Elizabeth had a more like to the behave French and In the likely English than feet above' Jlood three Outfit in champagne beige wool with a short jacket rocket than like Sputnik queen thanked the While the naval laboratory stage Dozens more families people for their hospitality on buttoned to flatter her trim figure Softly toning into the wool wouldn’t discuss this aspect of prepared to leave in 1951 as a princess were the Jacket’s small stand away champagne beige nunk The Department of Public her visit the rocket study other scientific for staying only four collar and a champagne beige taffeta hat apologized The tailored dres hung almost straight without pleats sources said that obviously all Safety said five blocks in the days this time and said she of 6000 were under ' she will be back in 1959 But the skirt had a slight fullness for the freedom of movepossible inlprmation about what city hopes water an additional 12 for the St Lawrence happens to the Russian rocket blocks and Seaway ment that Elizabeth Insists upon having would be submerged the dence atwhen it opening before the river crested mosphere will be of absorbing 'Bring Our Children’ interest to US technicians try“We hope” she said Including to develop an intercontihusband Prince Philip her ing nental ballistic missile weapon who is with her now "We hope Such missiles would arch up that one day we shall be able Into the edge of space before to bring our children here” their on targets falling Her visit in 1959 will be more One source said there is lit she said’ Her present extensive tie hard data about what haplying his outward optimism was By Allen Drury confined to Ottawa ends stay scipens and “some very gr&L reported to have ordered his deTimes New York Writer Wednesday when she goes to Frientists may be fooled" by the the United States 13 -P- fense aides Thursday and WASHINGTON Oct fall of the Russian rocket to the missiles proup day speed 1959 am to I "In be New York Times Service hoping resident Dwight D Eisenhower To track and observe the within the framework of present when the St ’Lawrence is scheduled to meet Monday gram LITTLE ROCK Oct 13 must on scientists the present 38 billion dollar derocket rely visual sightings since the rocket Central High School begins Its Read Douglas Fairbanks’ with his new secretary of de- fense budget does not have Sputnik’s means third week of enforced integraStresses Missiles closeup of the queen Page 15 fense Neil W McElroy for a of reporting by radip tion Monday with no sign of an Mr Eisenhower reportedly conference against a private “If it just had a transmitter is opened” she ex- background of continuing con- was much Impressed by the fact See Page 2 Column 1 early end of “occupation" by Seaway “and that the Soviets to launch their then I hope to gressional demands for a plained federal troops satellite into space of necessity more travel to chance take that America’s of investigation Gov Orval E Faubus reacross the country” satellite and missile pro- had to haVe g highly developed widely Pale Blue Star lagging mained in his executive manmissile to do It His hew order The queen did not ignore grams would mean a diversion of funds sion recovering from a cold He Canada’s industrial advances to The Conference is expected more conventional types of said he expected a "contact” and economic strength' She continue the series of satellite-missil- from to the missiles proarmament undertake “adventurous raised talks that have p occupied some time this week with the gram exclaimed “great the higher levels of government Southern Governors Committee ihgs” and Perhaps the most powerful dehave happened here in since the Soviet Union launched on possible new moves to solve things mand for congressional action six since the her successful earth man’s last first years” the deadlock over the presence from Within the President’s own visit 4 Oct satellite previous NEW YORK Oct 13 (UP)— of federal forces party came Sunday from Sen Orders Speedup Sunday Services Hundreds of early risers in the Faubus said he stood firm in William F Knowland of Califor-niEarlier she and Philip went area refusing to yield his “discretionNew York metropolitan Despite the President’s atthe Senate Republican leadThanksCanada’s to for block to church satellite integrattempt to soft pedal the Soviet er saw the Soviet Sputnik ary powers” achievement at his press confer‘American Problem streak across the sky early Sun- ion at Central High He believes giving Sunday Services in ence to On be the Little restored can stopped way were blue a peace they Wednesday top administraas it if pale Knowland day appearing on the Rock only by the temporary the brilliant sunlight in Con- tion officials obviously worried CBS-T“Face The Nashooting star program laid a have given the matter first pri tion” called for a am profes- withdrawal of jilne Negro stu- federation Square and Shortly after-bipartisan rewryath of oak and maple leaves ority all week in an attempt view of the entire US defense sional and amateur sky watch- dents from the school ers saw the satellite Some also But he fold a reporter from at Canada's National War Me- to assess the imporLof the Rus effort “that would rule out poliwith war slan leap into space and its el ties in assessing past reported seeing the rocket that the "Arkansas Democrat” Sat- morial Philip quipped feet upon this country and upon carried the satellite aloft But urday night he was "willing to veteran planning for the fuworld Elizabeth noted in her speech opinion scientists at Cambridge Mass listen to any proposals to end ture beThe President himself See Page 2 Column 4 discounted repbrts that a third the present situation” The CalNornian said that In outer was blame for the advantage gained traveling object space along with these two by the Russians would have to United Pyess Staff Corre-- ' be shared by both parties But spondent Tdrdrrce E“ Chalk' saw fljK'said'’deferrseJvVaf '“art American problem” with too much at Sputnik ‘with his naked eyes Doctors and physicians have caught the stake for a strictly from his yard in Nutley NJ By Henry Wales partisan ap10 miles west of New York and those who escaped it are work- proach Writer diseas? Tribune Chicago j City and day attending the 'sufferers 13— One person out of every Objects toVaJJks Oct PARIS night ing 6 That was shortly after am and 100000 new He said the Russian suqcefs Drugstores usually closed on Sundays were At almost the same time a five in France has influenza in the “alert all Americans’ to should of of the orders on' prefect small group of persons went cases of Asian flu have been'reported open Sunday Maroselli minister said Andre 24 that we are facing last hours the fact to the top of the RCA Building police but the fact competition tough in Rockefeller Center where of health Sunday So many gendarmes are down with flu that the able to have is been nation by entire The paralyzed they NBC news cameramen took picthatthose 'remaining are' doing double- duty plate thiy satellite moon in Us tures that were later shown on epidemic whicfThassweprtTie £OUntrjrslnce Indoor sporting events basketball matches orbit does not necessarily Indithe warm weather wave which followed the the NBC television network bouts and cycle races have been can- cate that they are ahead In all autumn cold boxing early A group of astronomers abnormally celled to as curtail the spread of the flu time phases of activity and 1 do not Factories are working only half studied the NBC films in an cases adolescents of 'are The the believe ill are of majority they are" effort to determine whether thousands employes v The Pasteur Institute announced Sunday Knowland said he objected to Ten barracks lor training recruits for the they showed Sputnik or the rocket The object appeared on Army have been closed as so many of the that 200000 doseS ’of vaccine are being pre- discussing control of space pared but they will not be ready until Decem- flight with the Soviet party the film as a flashing light young soldiers were stricken The institute has authorized two private boss He said that Soviet Union are ber children school of cent the Thirty per manufacture the drug to-- had consistently tried to divide themedirinalfirmsto ill and thousands' of scftooirrnwraghcrat the world Into spheres 'of influspeed production closed are country Today’ Chuckle In pharmacy shops there isja lack of cough ence between the two great All hospitals are flooded with patients with medicines and other flu medicines Retailers powers bur the US would not’ cots placed in corridors and lobbies The claim the shortage due to wholesalers holding “sell out other nations merely that announced Neck Something which if American hospital at Neuilly back their goods as a protest against the re- 1o gain a temporary advantage you don’t stick out you won’t only critical and emergency cases can be ' for ourselves cent 5 per cent tax added to the drugs get into trouble up to g a I Furious Storms Canadians Cheer Queen Hit Southivest Elizabeth Dazzles Canadians In Champagne Mink Wool ( light-weigh- d two-piec- e Ike New Arms Secretary Troops Otval Stand Pat In Little Rock Discuss Satellites Today - full-scal- e - New Yorkers e Spot Sputnik 1 a V responsi-bilityan- Elu Epidem ic Paralyzes France - - -- i '(? ' 4 Pour Into By Edmond Le Breton earth-circlin- j Egyptian Troops t Associated Press Writer Oct Cargo w'ltlT Inifcerl Idaho— Cloudy to partly eloudv showers Nevada— Partly cloudy Wyoming— Cloudy rain Weather map on Page 33 October 14 1957 0 Tilh ? d By News limits West Hoarders By Associated t Pres i pro-Sovi- to-b- 7 am Prime Minister Otto Grote-woh- l ordeied the 18 million East Germans to surrender their money for the new euriency be- fore 13 — The Egyptian forces arrived by ship in the northern port of Latakia under heavy guard by Egyptian naval vessels In accordance with mutual defense plans drawn by the two Arab nations Planes of both the Syrian and Egyptian Air Forces patrolled the skies around the port A communique issued by the Joint Egyptian-Syriamilitary headquarters said the troops were dispatched to Syria "to re inforce its army and consolidate its defensive possibilities” Damascus observers said the newly arrived Egyptian troops e were expected border deployed near the Syrian-Turkisto bolster the Syrian ai my there Resist Aggression The Voire of the Arabs a Cairo radio station strengthe- BERLIN Oct 13— Communist East Germany sealed off Its people from the outside world Sunday while it pushed through a blitz currency changeover that cost the West millions In a surpnse bioadcast at 1 t Egyptian troops Janded in to strengthen Syrian armed might in ths tens Syria Sunday Middle East this belief by saying the combined forces of Syria and Egypt will make the Syrian pm Communist police and officials immediately began heid-insleepy-eyecitizens to emergency conversion centeis in banks schools factories and restaurants to get the new bills at the exchange rate of one for one Cash Surrender Each citizen was allowed cash for what he surrendered up to 300 marks (about $16 at the western exchange rate) The Reds promised the balance could be drawn from banks starting next Saturday Western experts said this will give the Stalinist regime a detailed accounting of the money held by each citizen and open the way for a new squeeze on what little private business re- g frontiers “poweiful enough to resist every aggiession” from Tui key and Israel The joint Egyptian Syrian communique also disclosed the Egyptian Army began as far back as Sept 15 to "send basic I military) units to Syria” to "reinforce its Army and consolidate its defensive possibilities” d ’ h ned 9 Britain Okcli Due Today On US Plan By Anorlattd Press UNITED NATIONS NY -- Egyptian Naval units also Oct 13 — Britain is expected to weie scheduled to remain in endorse Monday a US proposal Latakia The communique Bald to start general talks on control these ships are paying an “offi- of outer space missiles and artl cial visit" to the port starting ficial earth satellites without fiom Sunday waiting for an over all disarms The movement followed a se- ment agreement ries of developments that have y A Western souroe said made the Middle East powder-keit could be assumed that Allan Noble British dry Syrian and Turkish Cmdr troops have clashed several minister of state for foreign afmains fairs will give such an endorseThe old East German cur- For UA reaction see ment when he addresses tha 4 Page rency Issued of about five bilUN General Assembly’s politi- lion marks bechme valueless — times Relations between cal committee Monday (about except for coins and bills up to and Jordon have reached aSyria low 7:30 am MST) one mark ebb and Israeli borNot Committed — - — As gun toting Red police and der has the Syrian been the scene Canada and France Britain recently steel soldiers closed a ring of Arab Israeli skirmishes with which the United States sit around the satellite nation unand the Soviet Union on tha came (The hour only held landing millions maiks East of told Disarmament Subcommitin West Beilin and West Ger- after' Moscow Radio charged UN that Turkey had increased her tee have not yet committed became woithles many troop concentrations on Syria’! themselves publicly on the Idea Road Link Closed Northern frontier the radio also first put forward Tuesday by For the first time since the claimed that Israel t the south- Secretary of State Dulles 1948 Russian blockade the Auto- west of Syria had speeded up But the informant noted that bahn road link between West "secret military prep- In the subcommittee’! inconclusive London negotiations BriGermany and Isloated West Ber- arations”) lin was closed to German traftain had proposed that working was (The US apparently fic East Berliners were for- caught by surprise “Watch” of- parties be set up to work out bidden to enter West Berlin ficers at the State Department technical details of various other Pedestrians entering East Ber- deeply conce fried by the devel- particular aspects of disarmalin from the West were picked opment quickly went to work ment prior to conclusion of a up by police or questioned and on reports of the movement) treaty He’ suggested it would searched on the spot (In New York Israeli Foreign be consistent with Britain’s posiWestern officials met to con- Minister Golda Meir warned the tion to add the control of space sider a protest to the Russians Mideast situation is “grave and objects to the list The Soviet against what they regarded as dangerous” She compared ten- Union had 'turned dowri the a violation of the four power sion in the area to the crisis that working party idea occupation accord on free Ger- existed a year ago just before Proposed Working Parties man traffic within Berlin and on armed hostilities) Western subcommittee The the Autobahn Ijnk toWesf GerMove and 19 other countries members reto is Travel expected many a resolution Sunday’s landing apparently are sponsoring turn to normal Monday was the culmination of a num- whereby the assembly would ber of hush-hustroop move- urge the subcommittee to meet ments The joint Egyptian-Syria- again and give priority to reachmilitary headquarters ing an agreement for specifla communique said "basic units" steps In nuclear and conven-tlondisarmament of the Egyptian army had been The resolution which parallels going to Syria since mid SepWestern disarmament proposals tember There was no other indication submitted in the subcommittee of the size of the forces involved Aug 29 calls among other in the movement Howev er ob- things for "joint study of an inPress By Associated servers in Cairo expressed be- spection system designed to enBEIRUT Oct 13— With the lief a number of sure that the sending of objects considerable Lebfull support of King Saud to sent were Egypt’® through outer space will be extroops anon Sunday "was reported closest armored clusively for peaceful and sciincluding ally to seeking American approval have entific purposes” But the study received who experts renege on the Eisenhower docthan the Syrians would start only upon the entry longer training trine in thqjise of Soviet tanks and into force of a disarmament By now Lebanon has received artillery treaty the of share her all of virtually 200 million dollar Eisenhower doctrine fund The fund voted Behind History’s Headlines by Congress was split among Middle East countries agreeing to combat international communism Thus Lebanon would'have little to lose and a great deal to gain if the United States will allow her to renege TRIBUNE TOPPERS —The busy pointer which follows Informants said King Saud the woild’s trouble spots is indicated toward Syria as Egyptian now making a state visit to Lebland bolster country’s “defenses" The new world anon is urging both President troops pays homage to a symbol of the old world as Elizabeth' Camille Chamoun and Premier Ottawa scene World of science intrigued by the brightens Sami Solh to do this rocket that follows Sputnik the red moon AH tops on Page L The Saudi Arabian monarch BEHIND PAGE ONE— The "third party" ntoveyas old as is campaigning to get divided system will rear its head again Brace yourArab countries to patch up their the h O’Donnell one of The Tribune’s array of self John says quarrels ' 18 columnists Page Since Lebanon signed the American pact she has been unUTAH AT A GLANCE— Wave of vandalism strikes Salt der constant and vicious attack Lake man Auto City: Service station falls victim to holdup from Egypt and Syria accident claims second victim and more on the “home rule” Both those countries have re- situation You’ll find these and other top local stories on ceived large amounts 'of Soviet i Page 21 military and economic aid Both Mexrefused to sign the Eisenhower SPORTS TV SCORES — Nobody expected it but New doctrine ico looks liPce a real contender for Skyline Conference crown Lebanon also has been split John Mooney Tribune sports editor analyzes that ‘tackle Utah-BYgame Page 27 internally over the doctrine — eligible” play which highlighted Another reason politician! are A family In Diaper is going to have a brand new bear rug ' — Page 29 eager to get out ofjit The Sun-da- g T Hush-Hus- h h Lebanese Bid To Quit on Ike Doctrine n al Egypt Troops Bolster Syria Vandalism Wave Jars uL a two-part- y top-notc- pro-sovi- ' i Oct CAIRO Conversion t f ( —Cloudy - Losing Altitude Observers Say WASHINGTON Cloud— t dr Russ Rocket Dims Spot On Sputnik ’ 3 at r Tvif xf- -- |