Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-25
COMMENT
Nation Pays Tribute
To John Foster Dulles

lost a very dedicated man, We
have suffered a great loss ir the
passing of Mr.. Dulles. This is
very sad news for us all.
Senator Curtis, Republican of
Nebraska: Mr.. Dulles example
of courage in the face of pain
and death has been an jnspira-
ton. He was one of Americas
truly great men, and a great
Secretary.
Senator Anderson, Democrat
of New Mexico: This is a great
tragedy for the American peo-
pie. He was a wonderful man.
Senator Scott, Republican of
Pennsylvania: The example of
resolution, courage and great
spirit which he set the country
will be long remembered.
Senator Douglas, Democrat
of Illinois: Mr.. Dulles was a
sincere man and a courageous
man. We all mourn his death.
Senator Mcclellan, Democrat
OF Arkansas: He was an inter-
national statesman of imposing
stature and was industriously
dedicated to the cause of peace.
The free world has lost one of
its ableSt and foremost leaders.
Senator Allott. Republican of
Colorado: His death is one of
the most tragic events of recent
years. His accomplishments in
the face of his own personal
trials and pains are an example
of the highest order of Ameri-
can courage and tradition.
Senator Morton of Kentucky,
the Republican National chair
man: His was a dedicated
Christian life - dedicated to
securing and maintaining a
just peace among all nations
dedicated to the hopes and
aspirations of free men every
where dedicated to service
to his beloved country, his
church, his family and his fell
low man."
Senator Green, Democrat of
Rhode Island, former chairman
of the Foreign Relations Com
mittee: Mr.. Dulles service as
Secretary Of State becomes a
notable part of our country's
history time I believe will
do justice to the outstanding
role he has played"
Senator Kuchel. Republican
of California: A giant among
men. The cause of free Ameri-
ca and of free men everywhere
has been notably, honorably
and effectively strengthened by
his answering leadership.
Senator Bridges, Republican
OF New Hampshire: John Fos-
ter Dulles will become a
legend to future generations as
the man who did so much to
promote peace among men.
The Most Rev. Egidio Vag-
nozzi, new apostolic delegate to
the United States from the
Vatican: A staunch bulwark
against tyranny and the man
who preserved in the hearts of
so many people hope and con-
fidence in the future of man.
kind
Egypt's government con-
trolled press. without overlook
ing the long conflict between
Mr.. Dulles and President Mas
ser of the United Arab Repub-
lie. paid high tribute to the
American. AL Ahram praised
him as a courageous oppo-
nent' and lauded him for his
opposition to the British
French Israeli attack on Egypt
in 1856.
Tito Sends Condolences
President Nasser delegated
Grand Chamberlain Ally Ra-
child to go to the American
Embassy in Cairo to present
condolences.
President Tito of YugoSlavia
also sent condolences.
Not all comment was lauda-
tory. A leading Danish foreign
editor, Erling Bjoel of the in
dependent newspaper Informa-
ton. said Mr.. Dulles failed to
reach his proclaimed goal Of
rolling back world communism,
He wrote:
When, in 1856, that situa-