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Show 1 TELEPHONE FR 3-50- FAIR 50 I j tittle chsnre in tempntsre ' For Herald Advertising mxa lowest tempera tare recorded in Pfovo area Monday morning 48 j highest Sunday afternoon 68, .30 of an inch.. ow tonirnt . Sports, Editorial Circulation Society Phone: FR 3-46- 4-S- YEAR, NO. 246 west inter. 328 to 66 o Ceremony - . , House Vote Is 65 More Than Would authoritative sources said he had "indicated willingness." Be Needed To Override Ike Veto- - ! Meeting Called The Western Big Three caned a meeting at noon today with Canadian External Affairs Minister Lester Pearson, French Premier Edgar Faure and West German Chancellor1. Konrad Adenauer to work on a further invitation for a formal Big Four, conference, pos sibly "at the summit." Adenauer pledged his "trans formed and purified" nation to fight with the West to safeguard freedom and human dignity, f POSTAL PAY . . . . PG ONE i ii o t 3? O'NEILL i nave received an. injection of polio (UP) The U.S. vaccine this spring that in ihe very Public Health Service, asserting its best judgment of the PubnVHealta complete faith" in Salk shots. Service they have no, causexfor said today it hopes to get the na- alarm," scheele said in tne report. tion's stalled polio vaccination pro- - Scneele said the vaccine recht igram started again late thii week. is designed to iron out bugs in the Meanwhile, however, it strongly production line and to provide "ad recommended that states hold up ditional factors of safety in (the) all inoculations until government distributed product." experts run a new safety check op. Although Scheele said the vac f cine review should j current vaccine stocks; delay the vac- The service expressed hope that cination program only slightly, othvaccine will er experts think the timetable is some double-checke- d be cleared for public use in a few going to be thrown considerably days. But it admitted it will be out of kilter. later on" before the great jbulk of f On April 22, the government fig ured there would be enough-va- c present supplies are approved. cine by June 1 to give two-shDelay Is Advisable' -This means millions of children protection to 16 million children. scaled the es will get their shots much later On Friday, Scheele 12 million to about back timate than expected many when i the, po- children. . And the new delay is ex lio season has reached or! passed to reduce the total even pected its peak. But Dr. Leonard A. further. ' Scheele, U.S. surgeon general, said I the delay is advisable. "We believe and I am sure that the American people Join us in be lieving,"' he said, "that in dealing with the lives of our children it is impossible to be too cautious." j! Most states appeared ready to follow Scheele's lead. But !at leait one Michigan announced! it has full confidence in the vaccine and By UNITED PRESS is going ahead with its program. Most states obeyed a governScheele announced the vaccine to halt Salk ment recommendation recheck Sunday night in a 2,400- vaccinations. But there polio today. word report based on a ,iu-da- y two were at least refusals outright study of the problem by America's- to comply and some state officials Jtop polio experts, including1 Dr. nas E. Salk who developed the grumbled. A United Press check showed vaccine. "31 states and Alaska immedithat The statement climaxed; a week ately agreed to stop Salk vaccinaof uncertainty and confusion in his tions until current vaccine stocks ' tory's greatest mass immunization "double-checked- ." By MICHAEL WASHINGTON - x- I j x - Sum-merfie- ld ? 4 J4 j ot ng . non-operati- V Utah, Michigan Continue Polio Vaccine Program ng operation." 20, In Louisville, Ky., W. C. KenConference sources said Secredall, assistant to the president of tary of State John Foster Dulles the railroad, said lit would take a was expected to confer with Presi "few days to get back, to nordent Eisenhower by transatlantic mal." Arbitration of the dispute, which telephone on a final answer before the Big Three and Adenauer meet .centers around the "employes' demand for a welfare again Tuesday to try to reach final fund, will begin Thursday. agreement. The unions and management Mr. Eisenhower was reported op- nreyiousbr had agreed to arbi nosed to a meeting with Soviet trate the dispute, with the arbi- Premier Nikolai Bulganin, SBritish trator's decision to be binding, but that fell apart when they Prime Minister Anthony Eden andif couldn't agree on what issues French Premier Edgar Faure there was any chance it would drag should be arbitrated. The I & N shutdown has been on 'interminably without success in the longest strike since Congress easinsz the cold war. Eden and passed the railway labor act in Faure favored such a meeting. 1926. Germany has been Immediately t.after West .the North Atlantic trtSk Mediation tbE" "mSSSa a. iw th Htsmrto. . , nr to- Treaty urgannauon raaay ... V LI Mi W ..hi. 15 of the ministers to submit Rations eign find enough agreement called a general discussion on their it to arbitration for a decision be binding on the position with Russia and oh their that would unions. and companydefense plans against possible fu ture Communist aggression. ' Welcome Former Enemy ng , J. 1 j non-operati- " I- On Vaccine Stocks "V 57-day-- . . expens m Kun New Safety Checks Striking " I mcu Vacc n ; Long Walkout - PRICE FIVE CENTS f J End - ears H n e WASmJNiUTUJN (UP) House today ignored the threat of a presidential veto and approved a compromise bill to boost pay of 500,000 postal workers an average of 8.8 per cent. The measure was approved by a vote of 328 to 66, or 65 votes more than would be necessary to override a presidential veto. The Senate is expected rto ap prove the measure Wednesday, and send it to the White House. It represurgence as a ma resents, a compromise between an Germany's' Rail-Worke- rs jor power was emphasized by 8.2 per cent increase voted earlier Adenauer's meeting with the West the House and 10 per cent apern leaders and in a ceremony at by earlier by the Senate. NATO headquarters outside Paris proved White House opposed a raise The as Germany's flag joined those of of more than 7.6 per cent. Postthe other 14 nations. master General Arthur E. Nation Purified , said in a letter to House "The German people have paid Republican Leader Joseph W. WASHINGTON (UP ) Represen- harshly for the horrors which were that he would tatives of striking rail workers committeed in their name bjf bund Martin Jr. last night veto to the com-- l President the ask and the Louisville & Nashville and evil leadership," . Adenauer Railroad today agreed to end the said. "These sufferings have promise measure. Democratic Leader, John W. Mc-- I walkout and submit transformed and purified the Ger- Cormack of Massachusetts charged! the dispute to arbitration. f man nation." that Summerfield is "not only un-The National Mediation Board of John State poster Secretary announced the signing of the dertaking to dictates to Congress,! one of the 14 foreign min- but to dictate to the President ofl agreement between represent Dulles, isters to welcome Germany jto the the United States." tives of some 25,000 Western 10 of are alliance, said "We see McCormack said Mr. Eisenhow members who employes 4000 here a demonstration of the capa- er had unions and the line. Some clearly indicated at a also had join city of the Atlantic peoples to sub news conference operating employes last week that he ed the strike. ancient differences.' merge not made had up his mind yet " "The "At The Summit" dispute with the 8.8 per cent! to veto the whether organizations is to be The only hitch In the Big Four increase.! submitted to a neutral referee meeting was a split between the whose decision will be final and United States and Britain over binding." the board said in a whether it should be "at the sum short statement. "All employes are to return to service and full mit" a meeting of; the heads of operations resumed on Wednes-da- yf state or at the foreign ministers level. Britain was pressing; for a May 11. "In the Interim the roads will meeting of government leaders in take steps to prepare for full Switzerland probably around July , 1955 9, u Postal Pay Hike Voted erinn ans By WILBUR G. LANDREY United Press Staff Correspondent PARIS (UP) Germany entered the North Atlantic Treaty Organization today in an historic add moving ceremony that established the West In a position of 'strength to negotiate with Russia on the easing of the cold war. The first sign of that strength came immediately when the Western Big Three formally invited Soviet Foreign Minister V. 'M. Molotov to go to Vienna Friday to sign an Austrian state treaty and MAY PROVO, UTAH COUNTY. UTAH. MONDAY, on Most women own a Kenmore Ask your neighbor she has one. (adv.) 84 1 non-operati- tz-7- Zi pre-cipitati- NSSlSVVSSSs SIXTY-NINT- H . V ' v Supreme Court Damages In Burial Dispute : WASHINGTON (UP) The Su preme Court refused today to award damages to a Korean War widow whose American Indian husband was denied burial in an "all white" cemetery at Sioux are City, Iowa. project. The court held 5 to 3 that no Assures Parents basic constitutional question was want first and foremost, to as"I raised in the appeal of the widow, ANNOUNCES VACCINE BAN Dr. Leonard A. Scheele, U. S. Surgeon General, is shownonas he sure the parents of children who would continue its temporary ban the Mrs. Evelyn Rice. It said in ef announced Sunday that the Public Health Service ' anti-poliService the Scheele that vaccination program. added, however, hopes to fect that it made a mistake 'when Salk this week. (U. P. Telephoto) it heard the case last year and recommend the resumption of the program later 4 4 on to it. split But Michigan - authorities flatly refused to go along with the government recommendation. In Utah-docto- rs and state officials joined in deciding to continue giving children their, first Salk inocula-tion-s, although the second round J be held up. will Mrs. Rice sued the cemetery Noi 3 SECRET SICKNESS' for $60,000 damages, claiming it Majority Accept violated her constitutional rights The majority of state officials when it halted the burial of Sgt. accepted the "strong recommendaRice after graveside cereJohn tion" of U.S. Surgeon General . I W monies had been held. The 1952 Leonard A. Scheele without quesincident created a national upTOKYO (UP) Indian diplomat tion, even though it meant a last V. K. Krishna Menon said 'today he minute change of plans in some roar, ; and former President Truman arranged to have the Korean FORENOTE: Utah's Dr.s Owen Heninger, superintendent believed Communist China would areas. , The War hero buried in Arlington Na VIENNA, Austria (UP) release the American, airmen it lis A number of states and cities of Utah State Hospital, has been cited by the American Psyj tional Cemetery. Iowa subse Western Big Three have invited chiatric Association for research into medication, planned to start mass inocula controlling holding on "spy" charges but said had ada of first and second graders tions law he had not been asked by the Unit quently passed forbidding Soviet Foreign Minister V. M. epileptic seizures. Today's solemn ceremony ceme took NATO in discrimination to racial Molotov to sign the Austrian state A majority of epileptics need jiever be institutionalized if ed States to take up that problem today, but called off the vaccinamitting Germany ' tions after Scheele's. statement. teries. i Chaillot , de Palais f NATO's place at their disorder is diagnosed early; and treated to prevent with Peiping. treaty, here on Friday, an anincluded Connecticut, Maine, These A side in issue case the Rice Kiv Seine nouncement from Paris said today. headquarters across the seizures. This is the third in a series of articles on mental Krishna Menon, Indian represen was cemetne tnat One claim Tower. Vermont, Eiffel Washington, , and Los the er from by nerj health. The formal invitation was sent tative to. the United Nations and N. char- with Angeles. one lithe 14 Western foreign! minis tery had violated the the idea that the Big Four close adviser to Prime Minister Many, state health department ters rose to welcome their! former ter, as well as the Ui S. Con foreign ministers can sign mi JOAN Jawharlal Nehru, landed here W heads GEYER By pital out, superintendent, points J voiced unshaken confidence then and leave until later Ever since the first caveman begins nine months before day when bad weather at Ho enemy. Adenauer sat listening, stitution. treaty 43A A GLASGOW. Ky. (UP) in the Salk vaccine and some indi- Justice Felix Frankfurter, the details of a guarantee of Aus- fell to the and ramrod stiff. detour! cated dissatisfaction with, the susin a foaming birth." The infant's growing Kong forced an 1,800-mil- e ground school teacher, paralyzed proud year-ol- d Following the ceremony the min writing today's majority opinion, trian neutrality demanded by the fit, successive peoples have brain may be injured before He was to have begun tlks with from the waist down with a isters that the Supreme Soviet Union. pension, even though they went I known the "falling sickness" un birth; during rough eviction from Red Premier Chou En-la-ij planned to plunge this after emphasiied I today with it. broken back, hung grimly to life noon into not Court N. did U. take up the a full dress, secret dis his mother s womb, or later. The He told 20 newsmen in the Indian along Vaccine Called Safe ministers were re- - der various names. The foreign eight-hoan today after, surviving any point cussion of Soviet intentions and the claim at to believe that progress of The early Incas treated it by ancient jibe, "dropped on his chancellery he was not going I to In Michigan, ' authorities based T siege with death while plans for a Big Four conference supporters of the n- uiported boring holes in the skull to let head as a baby" has more sig Peiping to discuss any "partic n(,vt;no their decision to ignore the governbeneath tons of rock in The West to redefine the er amendment v pinned the was out.. the devils at nificance in than Vienna will humor. ambassadors agreed Four Europeans tenalready on their ; world for recommendation ment easing a cavern here. prescription" would discuss only Eu- federal government's determine the Soviet answer. tributed it to Divine visitation. conference Infection Brain believed his was that sions. conviction It "they might as generally Angelo Fancher, Center, Ky., powers have suggested that a Western sources I said they hoped calling it the "sacred disease": s i . ft t i Ma on Five) (Continued Page It fall." Kansas next auouu wait well reuntil, release chance of one justice's vote last to reach mignt Dnng nigh school principal was St. John's evil, and St. Vitus as a loaaier Datties nis way mission U.S.-Coagreement today. set of the said fliers and authorities the a dissuspension will up leased from his rocky tomb Sat November might have upheld the jungle of juvenile dance. The Greeks knew it well, through American Formosa.! Ambassador week delay in to one three on a he munist mean talks Llewelyn and called it eases, may suffer brain in doctrine that- the U. N. charter urday evening after rescuers epilepsy, CJommission-shot- s, meaning conferred Health fection in But of from during seizures. Iowa, labored for hours to free him. takes precedence over U. S Thompson Jr., meningitis, enceph Asked about the possibility ' Fancher: and a weekend with of the be out of will children and or American of even common measles early release the Secretary stu air; r laws. t the National Epilepsy alitis Today, can get in Dulles Foster John State the Paris. and before school think program cough. dent, Tommy Jefferies, were ex men, he said, "I wouldn't declares this illness, of In whooping League of The and Britain under later Russia, two envoys no way caves is again. near Mammoth years, kidney trouble, anything else. There reasp. ploring ten thought shameful, is just be France were reported to have conin human Sta esw But in Iowa, Health Commission- (a Cave National Park ' when Fan United stoppage the and China plumbing) why to S. from. dark the emerge ginning er T. G. Zimmerer said it was. sulted, their governments cher stopped to examine a sta by cable closet of superstition into recog- may back up toxins into the could not resolve that problem." ' or a and telephone. " " of strike tasked brain, mo lactite. The two were about 18 PITTSBURGH "just as well" the program was "The United States has nition as a treatable illness. Dr. Jonas (UP) of the rising feet from the cave exit when E. Salk said Thompson Said he hoped the Unfortunately too many Ameri glands may predispose towards country to take this problem up," suspended "because hb is "certain'1 today public hysteria." Fancher began chipping away at the concept of his anti-pol-io treaty draft could be completed cans still regard epilepsy as syn epilepsy.22 In a95 recent Michigan he said. vac-- y of were study, limestone epileptics the formation hanging cine is sound, but its application! LAS VEGAS But he added that there onymous with idiocy or criminal Asked if he would recommend (UP) The Atomic today. of endocrine foul-u- p, from the cavern roof. of the airmen to ease East to large scale production now is Energy Commission today post were still problems to be settled Insanity. The truth is I.Q.'s of victims release head injuries, nerve disorders or West tensions to of The vibrations from the pound up to the U. s; Public Health be and "clarification" i points he reDlieds are about the same epileptics poned, the 14th and final nuclear worked out. toxic states, such as alcoholism as j a ing loosened a rock slide. The Service. a rule as think with person broken don't spatients "I of detonation legits spring tests at I au recommends to a falling rocks struck Fancher in Salk said he had "extended my least until Wednesday because of Informed sources said - the re ranging from stupid to brilliant. Both ancient and modern goveraipient, pf vtoo a thonties agree that high far the best way is to allow condi? the back and pinned him to the responsibility as far as I can" in unfavorable weather conditions. maining problems include the ex Among historical epileptics have emotion of from , mental voltage cavern floor with his knees helping to obtain large scale pro been The 500-foCaesar,'Van Gogh, Napole tower shot, equiva- act timing of the withdrawal of or frustration, triggers tions to grow so they recommend LONDON (UP) Prime Minister against his chest. The txy was duction of the vaccine. The res lent of 30,000 tons of TNT, had occupation forces from Austria, on, Lord Byron, Swinburne, Pag- - conflict themselves." knocked into an underground ponsibility now belongs td "those been scheduled tentatively for to Austrian debts to Russia and the inmi, aejviaupassant and Alfred, convulsions. Eden opened a whistle- . If we think of the brain and He said he was flying to Peipfng Anthony stream but reached the exit and agencies directly involved' he morrow morning. It originally future ownership of Western oil we ureat. tour through the Robin Hood nervous system as an electric because India "has the advantage'! stop said. of got help. was set for last Friday. fields and other allied property. Not a Disease Nottinghamshire today circuit, the original wiring may of friendship with both the Unifed country Fancher was brought to the of election victory over an in and China quest Communist and States Like a mental illness itself epilep be capable of carrying heavy surface after four hours of con Celebrate in Moscow who are giving unexLaborites motives. our "no one suspects sy is not a specific disease but (Continued on Page Five) tinuous! labor, hot a syndrome (flock of symptoms). pursuit. pectedly f still art bookmakers, Britains brain Pnyslcians, measuring waves with an enceohaloeranh. sticking to their original appraisal find distinctive brain waves for making, Eden's conservatives odds each of four different types of on favorites in the May 26 election. ' But polls showing an unexpectnotes epileptics, University of MOSCOW (UP) Nine American ity. There was little, conversation California's Schulman told Profiriev at the ed climb in Labor popularity have assistant psychology veterans who met the Russians on but broad smiles and cries of airport he hoped to meet the same professor James C. Coleman in HARRIMAN, N. Y., (UP) The agriculture's long range econoihic sobered confident Tories and set 1945 began a re- "What say," sargeP to a grinning boys they met ten in Elbe the River "Abnormal WASHINGTON (UP) and mem "running scared" from Eden Mod Presi years ago Psychology and j American Assembly recommend- problems." dent David O. McKay of the Lat union with Red army veterans to- Soviet said "We will try to do all in our ern Life." down. that American agricul- The farm experts saidi"moder? ed Some investigators say epilep- turetoday ter Day Saints church and his day with vodka toasts and a feast Profiriev toasted in vodka, hop- power to be good friends." The Gallup Poll on April 22 a "more flexible ate support supports and storage moved price Wife arrived here today for a two- - of caviar and smoked salmon at a ing the Americans would "have a Plans for the meeting between sy is five times as common in with suptheConservatives ahead support program" are a desirable means fine time- - in- - Moscow" althoueh the men who actually shook hands families with a history of the dis price aay visit. banquet that began at 1 a. m. a "progressively problems playing ports j of by 48 per cent to 44 per cent. But some of segments protecting The McKays' were met bv Mrs. The nine Americans were met at their stay was short and suggested with one another when the Russian order as in the general population smaller role in directing agriculagriculture against extreme price six days later the poll gave the Ezra Taft Benson, wife of the the airport Sunday night by five they prolong their visit beyond the ana American armies met . at the and that dose relatives of epilep tural production;" and income instability but .Hi Tories a squeaky lead of only 47.5 Secretary of Agriculture: Presi members of a reception committee scheduled five days. Elbe in 1W5 were still uncertain. tics often have the same curious Thj assembly of 60 agriculture, continuing attempts to use price dent J. Willard Marriott of the led by retired CoL Evgenl I. Por-per cent against 47 per cent for and nine Americans were Mur But Polowsky told the group it wan brain waves. labor, education, government four-da- y supports to raise farm prices are Labor. ' a Washington LDS stake, and ended business leaders, firiev and a large delegation of So- ray Schulman of New York City, in the works", and may come off uowever, everyone with self defeating. . Conservatives, shook the That here grandson, Russell M. Blood. yesterday by meeting William. Weisel of Cincinnati, Rob Tuesday or the next day.brain waves does not recommendation of The' . "more Sen. Arthur V. Watkins will viet newsmen, newsreel and still ert Sir of a its summary findings. flexible" They are reported urging Haag - of Indianapolis, Joseph CoL Porfiriev said the Ameri have epilepsy, warns national issuing meet with the church president photographers and the Western price supports agreed Winston Churchill . ta come out for such was the first It meeting of Dress.' Polowsky Chicago, Charles C cans would be shown the Moscow epileptic authority. Dr. W. G. the group, founded by President with the farm program of Secre during the Washington stay. is in-- Eisenhower in 1950 when he was tary- of Agriculture Ezra T. Ben of the - political ahinterlands where The McKays will return to Salt They were whisked into the city Forrester of Greer, S.C.: Fred subway and the other objects on Lennox. Only he is making leisurely private Lake City Tuesday night. On Fri in a motorcade to the National Johnston of Bradford, Pa., Claude the standard tour for visitors nerited. president of Columbia University. son,- who addressed the assembly. race 'for of Commons House his Moore Hotel of Red for This ac same can Unibe Newbern, the Square Moscow overlooking meet Tenn.; of will Elijah possibly, The group agreed that "too The summary tendency Kremlin, day, President McKay findings laid seat and boost the party with a with Prince Tungi of the Tonga J the late starting banquet and a Sams Jr.,' of Pinnacle. N.C., and versity, the Stalin Auto Works, the quired. "Environment," as Dr. much reliance has been placed on not recommend any specific level nationwide television appearance. in solving of price supports. pample of lavish Russian hospital Byroi U Shiver of Lakeland, Fla. Bolshoi Theater, ballet and opera. 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