Dulles Expects Ike
To Deal Soon in
Foreign Policy
WASHINGTON, W)— Secretary
of State Dulles said Tuesday he
expects President Eisenhower to
be sufficiently recovered before
long to deal with major foreign
policy matters.
But Dulles emphasized that as
of the moment, there were no in
ternational issues of such urgency
to require Eisenhower’s personal
attention.
Dulles said he had no definite
idea about when he might go to
enver to talk over foreign policy
questions with Eisenhower. He
said there were two factors to
consider: the President’s improv
ng health and the urgency of any
matters at hand.
The Secretary said that while
the President’s illness was a cause
for sadness it was not a cause
for alarm.
He said foreign policy lines
have been laid out under Eisen
hower’s direction through long
range planning in the National
Security Council.
This does not mean the United
States has a push button foreign
policy, he added. Some matters
come up which have to be dealt
with out of hand, Dulles said,
adding that the broad lines al
ready are laid out and he knows
the President’s thinking on most
matters.
Dulles Tells Molotov
Red Arms to Middle East
Won’t Relax Tensions
WASHINGTON, UP)—Secretary
of State Dulles said Tuesday he’s
told Soviet Foreign Minister Mol
otov that Communist-bloc arms
deliveries to the Middle East
“would not contribute to relax
ing tensions” in the world.
Red Czechoslovakia has con
tracted to sell military equipment
to Egypt in return for cotton, rice
and other Egyptian products.
Dulles told his news conference
he thought Egypt and Czechoslo
vakia had not yet completed de
tails of the deal. He said he does
not know how much of what!
types of equipment are involved.
Therefore, he said, he does not
yet know what the effect would
be in starting a Middle East armsj
race.
Buddhist Leader Seeks
American Citizenship
NEW YORK, OTl—Buddhist lead
er Denpa Rabache Tagster, 32
year-old brother of the Dalai
Lama of Tibet, has arrived here
to seek American citizenship
The Buddhist priest, who fled
from Communist-controlled Tibet
to India in 1950, is sponsored by
the Church World Service, an af
filiate of the National Council of
Churches. He entered the United
States with a visa granted under
the Refugee Relief Act.
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27 Army Gridders
Burned by Lime in
Inter-Service Game
FT. LEE, Va., (/F — Twenty
seven Army football players, in
cluding two former All-Ameri
cans were burned by lime during
an inter-service game here Friday
night, Ft. Lee officials said today.
Among those burned were John
Lattner, former Notre Dame back,
and Lowell Perry, All-American
in 1952 at Michigan and more re
cently with the Pittsburgh Steel
ers.
Army officials said the burns
apparently resulted from lime
placed on the field to mark yard
age and sidelines.
Lattner and Perry were among
17 members of the Bolling Field,
Washington, squad burned by the
lime during a rain-drenched game
against the Ft. Lee team. Ten
Ft. Lee players were burned also.
, A Bolling Field spokesman said
Lattner, Perry and eight others
were hospitalized with second de
gree burns. The men are expected
to return to duty in about 10 days.
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California Is Growing
Faster Than Expected
SACRAMENTO, Calif., UP>—Cal
ifornia is to get bigger even faster
tlian it expected, says the state
finance dept.
By 1960, it estimated, California
will have a population of 14Vfe
million and by 1965, 16V4 million.
It recently had estimated the fig
ures would be 14 and 15Vfe million.
Current population estimate is
13,035,000.
B-47 Jet Bomber Crash
Kills Two; 3rd Man Jumps
TATUM, N.M., UR — Military
investigators slogged through mud
and water from heavy rains Mon
day night seeking the reason for
the crash of a B-47 jet bomber.
Two of the three-man crew were
killed. The third parachuted to
safety.
The unexplained accident came
just after the jet bomber was re
fueled in flight by a tanker plane.
It was first reported the two
planes had collided in flight.
Sun Power Used
First Time for
Telephone Line
*AMERICANUS, Ga., Uf) — The
sun furnished a rural telephone
line with power for the first time
today.
George L. Mathews, a farmer,
placed the first call on electricity
supplied by a solar battery put
into use here by Southern Bell
Telephone and Telegraph Co.
Bell engineers switched solar
power into the rural telephone
system in this community, 135
miles south of Atlanta.
Mathews’ call on the eight
party country line was the first
in a test to determine the precise
efficiency and value of the solar
battery.
The battery converts the sun’s
energy into electricity and stores
excess current not needed for im
mediate telephone use into a stor
age battery.
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