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Show TELEPHONE FR 3-50- fttOSTLY CLEAR 50 With For Heralcl Advertising Sports, Editorial Circulation Society Phone: FR 3-46- Monday 64; morninr 8. 84 i, - V YEAR, NO. 247 . Two MiG's Big ' . Tuesday t : . - - TUESDAY, - - MAY 10, ' ...... j 1955 RICE FIVE CENTS g THREE RED MIGS pOWNED AS ElGHll USAF SABRE JETS ARE JUMPED 8Y Deliver identical Notes to Moscow 12 TO 16 COMMUNIST PLANES MANCHURIA :: :- States backs Premier Ngo Dinfc By WILBUR G. LANDRY j United Press Staff Correspondent Diem and the French oppose hmi PARIS (UP) President Eisen- bitterly. No early solution to the hower was disclosed as agreeable deadlock was seen. to a "feasible and useful" j Big Details of the President's condiFour meeting with the premiers tions were not made public immediof Britain, France and Russia to- ately but they were said to insist the heads of government merely i day, Within a few hours, the Western "kick off" the meeting and that identical the j foreign ministers and other ex Big Three delivered notes to Moscow calling for a gen- perts fill in the blanks. would be a reversal of Mr. eral four power conference of the Eisenhower's previous policy that' heads of state. meet first to t3e ministers foreign Diplomatic informants here) and work out details and that the meet in London said the identical notes come later. called for a meeting "at the sum- ing "at the summit : - - . KOREA , ' " . - PYONGYANG ous warning of the Chinese people constitutes a grave military provocation," the broadcast said. The Communist announcement came soon after the United Statees announced its fighter planes had shot down two Communist MIGs from the China mainland. An Air Force spokesman said the iet fighters jwere not accompany ing a reconnaissance bomber but "were on a patrol by themselves. The spokesman said "this attack was a little farther south" than Sea off the coast i th Vol! battle last February when similar oi North Korea. , of North Korean Commu a flight The Chinese broadcast did not nist MIGs attacked a flight of Sa Wntim the loss of the MIG bres escorting a U.S. reconnais manes. . . sance bomber. Liaooig is the former southern5 incident came when Feb. The most province of the three original an RB45' jet Trnvinees of Manchuria. It lies eight MIGs attacked 12 escorting Sabre-iet- s. and bomber across the Yellow Sea from North The Sabres shot down two Korea. : MTfis and the remainder fled. No V -incident TOKYO ( UP) Americ an Sabre- Sabres were lost in that of a was one Ms. outnumbered two to one, sho Today's incident American air down two . Communist MIGs and long series involving craft and those of Communis' damaged a third in a blazing bat China. the Soviet tie off the coast of North Korea, Union Northits Korea, in East satellites 'and the Air Force announced today. recen more Europe. )ne of the No American planes were lost. incidents came last December The Air Force said a flight shot down a 12 to 16 Communist MIGs attacked when Russian planes ,nipht ol eicht Sabrejets "over U.S. B29 off North Japan.- :, : m wm 4 lowest Useful'. to Feasible, Agir3 Four raaetag at Tp Level er , ' - - ik WASHINGTON (U?) Air Force international waters" off North Ko headquarters said today there was rea ana mat the Americans re only one air. battle over the. Yellow turned the fire, shooting down two Sea involving U. S. planes and and sending a third into a smoking that, contrary to Chinese Commu- dive toward the Yellow Sea. nist reports, Jn o American planes The U.S. Air Force fighters, all "were lost to the 35th Squadron of assigned It said the U. S. Far Est Air the 8th Fighter-BombWing, were Forces had sent a "full report" on a off North Ko mission patrol to Washington on the plane inci-oew. mis report saia .mat u.:. rea when the attack occurred' down two ,Com-- the announcement said. Sabrejets shot After the MIGs began firing at If ' n i nm third." The report said no Ameri the Sabres the American planes re turned the fire. In the ensuing bat can planes were lost. the The Air Force said facts tle two Communist pilots bailed as stated in ithe Far East Air out and the third plane was last Force's public announcement were seen diving straight down trailing smoke." f the accurate ones. The Air Force said the MIGs A Chinese Communist broadcast heard in lonoon saia a u. a were shot down oy uapt. a. v. Sabrejet was shot down and two Fulton of Bernardsville, N.J.: Lt others were damaged by Red B. C. Phythyon of Wadsworth, , China's planes. An official Communist New Chi Ohio, and Lt. J. E. Mclnerney, na News agency broadcast heard Garden City, N.Y. .' here said the jet planes "intruded The. Communist planes initiated over Takushan, Shincheng Island the attack approximately 50 miles and' Talu Islands southwest of An- southwest of Sinuiju," the Air tung in.Liaonig Province from the Force said. direction of South Korea Sinuiju is on the Yalu River in S. U. intrusion planes northeast Korea. The dogfight hap "The by into the territorial air of China pened over the Yellow Sea which in disregard of . the repeated seri separates the Korean peninsula ' UTAH COUNTY. UTAH. PROVO, - - U.S. Saberjets Shooft DoWn 111 38. ' Searsv (adv.) . , W Most women own a Kenmore Ask your neighbor ehe has one. 'A SIXTY-NINT- H 'jisinr temperatures; 75; )ow tonight 40; highest tern perature recorded In Provo area mit." London sources said the time and place of the Big Four meet ing will be worked out when the Big Three foreign ministers meet Soviet Foreign Minister V.l M. Molotov in Vienna to .sign ah Austrian state treaty over, the week- MILES 0 SCENE OF PLANE INCIDENT Newsmap locates area where USAF says eight Sabrejets on patrol over international waters off North Korea were fired upon by a flight of 12 to 16 Red Migs, 50 miles southwest of Sinuiju' on the Yala River. In return Refutes Allegations Statehood 50 end. Ike's Acceptance Gives Eden Boost In British Vote I or 10 Eisenhower Okehs Plans For Meeting ! I' j Text Kept Secret The Western embassies in Mos ing the fire, two Migs were shot down,- - and a third was seen to cow revealed neither the text; nor disappear in a smoking dive toward the .Yellow Sea, according any inkling of the details ofi the notes. to Air Force spokesmen. (UP Telephoto). However, it was considered un likely that there would be any Soviet reply for at least a week Historian Spealcs At Golden Spike Ceremony For Hawaii Nears Vote f j days. Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulga- nin ana Moiotov are in Warsaw for a meeting of Communist satel lite nations to draw up an East ern counterpart of tne wests North Atlantic Treaty ,0rgamza tion. Observers considered the So viets would hold off an answer to a Big Four session until they can conclude their East European se ! Rv 1WFRRTMAV SUTTTTT United Press White House' Write? WASHINGTON (UP) President Eisenhower said in a public speech today that he is willing to meet. ifh Russian leaders for Big Four talks if such a meeting holds "the slightest chance" of furthering I world peace. J Be made the statement in a speech before the women's division of the Republican 'National Committee a short time after the White House announced that he had giv- en Secretary of State John Foster Dulles "full power" to arrange for a Big Four meeting of chiefs of state. j in Paris, where Dulles has been conferring with the British and French foreign ministers, diplomatic informants said Western Big Three notes had already been dispatched to Moscow inviting Russia to participate in the long discussed meeting "at the sum mit." LONDON (UP) President Ei senhower's acceptance, of Big Four A It was at 12:47 p.m., MST. on PROMONTORY, Utah (UP) Utah historian said today that May 10, 1869, that a golden spike talks "at the summit" cave Prime i By UNITED PRESS completion of America's first trans- was driven at Promontory, north Minister Anthon Eden's Conser (R-NRep. John R. Pillion continental railroad 86 ago of Great Salt Lake, to join rails vative party a boost in the curity arrangements. said today that, granting statehood would have been delayedyears had not of the Union and Central Pacific British election big Informed sources here said Mr, to Hawaii; would amount to deliv the southern states seceded from railroads into today, campaign a transcontinental The American policy change Eisenhower has posed three con No. 4 ering the territorial government to the Union and started the Civil span. SECRET SICKNESS talks. y Eden the aura of a man who ditions for the top-levgave the Communists. War. Rail Blocked Efforts were: conditions The can influence the United States Pillion made the assertion as 1. That the foreign ministers ac Creer, head of the Creer sketched the growing toward the British view. The Unit the House approached a vote late Dr. Lelandof H.Utah tne government neaas departUniversity history company ed of States a movement of favored had lower leve ago century for both Ha- oday on statehood at . hold was and the featured a ment, separate sessions .which Americans who moved on in in talks until the current meeting oi wau ana Aiasica. uotn sides ex the annual reenactmentspeaker of the numbers from the Atlantic Western foreign ministers in Paris would tackle the real substance of The formal statement issued by creasing pect the final vote to be close. White House Press Secretary This change dampened charges the subject under discussion. seaboard into the Far West. House Republican Leader Joseph Golden Spike" ceremony. less 2. the last That meeting left Laborites He the that James C. Hagerty said Mr. Eisenbeen said there a had wing W. Martin Jr. said he thought the "strong by week. a than Conservative dances hower was agreeable to such a government for nation that the House might send the measure Clears Out Rebels years feeling" 3. That there be no agenda. should have a transcontinental rail when Washington calls the tune. meeting "if it seems feasible and back to committee. Speaker Sam original useful" that it be held. road, but efforts to provide federal The latest development fits in The Big Four meeting, EDITOR'S NOTE: Thisi article, fourth in a series on mental Rayburn also is known to oppose Min JMr. Eisenhower's personal re--" Prime then with of proposed by Conser the theme types less or orranic ly -- of more neatly with were blocked aid admittance both dealinr territories at by southern Illness. Is the third schiio-hrenl- a, would Winston ister Churchill, try marks about the prospective meet vative campaigners who have article will descripe once. states controlling the Senate. of mental disorders. The fifthmost It ing were made, impromptu, to war tensions. cold to ease the toe . common of Eden's diploderangeOther congressional newsr most terrifyinr and "They were afraid," he. added, been emphasizing the the" first would be jof meeting found. one of the party's cause has been ward the end of an address to the Preventive: Assistant Defense that emigration to the West would matic skill as ments, for which as yet no orranicillnesses of government since flTYP wnmen that was nrinciDallv heads four considered virtues. were H. mental great Strove most Hensel new of formation e aro. states Secretary and urged Thirty-fivbring years The Conservatives also are not the Potsdam Conference in! 1945. concerned with emphasizing the cure of many the Senate to approve President cost them their Senate control." all but hopeless. Today modern researcharemakes The invitation will be dispatched need for "a solidarity of partneravailable. Eisenhowers foreign aid program: facilities The secession and Civil War end expected to let the electorate for to the Soviet Union tomorrow after possible if medical staff and was it former Minister Prime He said that if U. S. military aid in the 1956 political camed these delaying tactics, the his get " Winston" Churchill who first pro the 15 NATO foreign ministers dis ship" one brain its LOUIS war GUDLBERT than lust an is prevents By spending paigns. torian said, and the Union Pacific entity greater to closed in cuss session By JOAN GEYER the two summit" talks the plan "at like the Korean conflict "the mon United Press Staff Correspondent Railroad Bill was Ipesed led into the subnn of the most poignant tissue. passed giving the years ago .tomorrow. and express formal confidence The President about his day cranio-cerebra- lcost is well worthwhile." ) ey of 500 Indochina cases Of SAIGON, urgent (UP) talking rail companies 25,000,000 acres of Conservative leaders ject by in the Big Three undertaking. stories ever written by the great House The Armed jubilantly to arms world the Scholarships: Dinh Diem in one' Premier evacuated cleared interest Curbing Ngo Army land for their construction efforts. welcomed was noi inlury The conference between Mr. Ei American agreement the reporter, John Gunther, Services 24 to 0 the last rebel troops from Committee voted de few a race. of center, only neurologic Saigon Terms Report "Nonsense" "Inside Asia? but an analysis on Big Four talks as the boost senhower. Soviet Premier Marshal And these, to sidetrack a plan for a limited today and promptly formed a new within veloped psychosis. conflict waged as described Creer "nonsense the tragic which Churchill said the party Nikolai Bulganin. British Prime! of government paid medi government to draft the first free physicians felt, were only trig number Latter-day Saints the church Minister Anthony Edeni and the brain of his own son. had needed. cal scholarships. It too the plan elections in South Viet Nam. gered by head injuries from ex out sunny-temper8 of the railroads Edgar Faure of a previously approved bill The American backed Premier opposed building v;nurcnui, in nis first speech French PremierSwitzerland Johnnyi lo, msturbances personality isting about in held was be would Inone enhance isolation." their "to since Min as he Prime day to extend the doctor draft. It re- named a new cabinet which in resigned high school youth, Alcoholics Many the is if Russia a stiff 20, willing, 10-Ce- nt with would Mormons the said be he July last insisted, ister, night "it taken to the doctor bien- - ferred the scholarship proposal to cluded members of the revolution stead, last State Utah Hospital, desaid. to later reports Labor welcomed He the a months read the railroads. disaster" a subcommittee for further study. i permit neck. Fourteen . treat- nium, reported that of 821 pa ary junta which supported him in extracts from historical documents party to returp. to power. The na It would be limited to a discusmedical known Administrator Housing: a Housing every half than spite tients admitted, less his struggle for power with ab to sion of German reunification and tion votes May 26. prove his 'point. ment, Johnny was dead. dozen suffered from brain tumor Albert M. Cole asked the Senate sentee Emperor Bao Dai. European security, would be dis--of; After Creer's address, the annual 1 During his long ordeal, which or head wounds. By contrast, 89 to approve an extension of the pub- The new cabinet included no reenactment short duration, and would hot of the Golden Spike operations, were alcoholics and 14 drug in Ik housing program with authori surgical In one of the most peaceful included Foror the China Communist cuss of the various rebel war ceremony was conducted with Ken members amtwo new zation and for units 70,000 in vision i . toxicants. fever, impaired negotiations- - ever conducted be mosa crisis, the sources said. lord and religious sects that neth E. Weight, superintendent of five-yeHe also a college years. urged to en alcoholics hesitate completed Since nesia, Johnny of State John! Foster! tween Associated General Conoff Free Viet Nam's civil the. Box Elder County School dis Secretary touched of extension home the with improve high examinations and the a ter. mental hospital entrance Dulles. French Foreign Minister! tractors and a labor union, accord ment program and a four billion war in a bloody but vain effort trict, as committee chairman. The natural his lost never is Utah institution He overcrowded grades. Antoine Pinay and British Foreign was reached for a new contract Pre- rites concluded with an Indian in vthe government's to oust the an hour increase, sweetness of personality, his equally reluctant to accept them, dollar boost Secretary Haroia Macmuian with to insure mortgages. mier with a coup. of a and dance souve authority e dramatically auctioning is population-wisHoward the percentage Pace, business represen father reported reached agreement "in principle" U. S. Information of an orig a brave much a Propaganda: from of made nir Armies and (UP)-Pres- iden with piece the Carpenters Union, the Massing tative power of for. Alcoholics, dis WASHINGTON, illustrating higher. Monday after a weekend 12 Chief Theodore C. Streibert asked Official reports warned that ar inal Promontory rail. WoiUffimre to make itself felt in witfibut psychosis, make y up Latter-da1498, O. of Local David the reported today. cussion and left the final decision' McKay 1 t f Senate restoration of eight million in' i I M The hundreds who went to the Saints church attended one of the Tlfff- 'Piano caM ctatx.w"lH of were j mies Eisenhower. warlords to the rebel the, midst of extensive brain of per cent oi nrsi aamissions io dollar cut by the House Mr. .j up from now Golden boost the gate to six very the site, Spike being AGCand of united tiations between mental and all dinners House White up hospitals Sources at the Paris conference stag jury funds for his agency. He said that massing to . the southwest of this ed for selection as a national mon famous unions crafts Construction began States. death. of the 15 NATO foreign ministers if the tension-ove- r Formosa is capital of South Viet Nam for a ument, had to go by car. Construe last night. Was re last Friday and culminated Mon- of a was President's President the said Brain tumor, fortunately, is With drug and alcohol addicts, eased "propaganda will emerge possible counter-offensiv- e reply guest McKay against tion of the Lucin cutoff across Successful surgery depends we move from the brightly light as the principal weapon of the cold the Premier. Eisenhower along with some 20 ceived at the VS. embassy Monday day night in a contract. into the locaillness Lake Salt Great and of streets Size by ago ed years physical other of the nation's leaders, night and that Dulles wouldj outline-i- He termed the 10 cent an hour on early diagnosis. Diem moved to forestall an war in the Far East." which the Pacific ended Southern illnesses of determine twilicht increase "subthe useof to the foreign ministers; today ji whose names were not revealed be tion ,of the growth Statehood: A parliamentary rul eventual comeback of the Binh no were or a "union selittle and have rails said its physi and. removed line, an took for out' also time Dulles seemingly stantial," cause they attended at Mr. Eisenwhether it can be pirates by Promontory ing may have damaged chances jf Xuyen gang of Indo-ChiI was signed World of clause" removed for sections cause. On cal" the during scrap conference other larze curity shop hower's "personal" wish. the statehood bill in the House. ordering the immediate confisca tumors War IL ast deadlock however, with United Faure. Some Ther researchers, Many night. the brain, itself. Pick 38 Ces 2nd Pgh Statehood tion of its property in Saigon. , There was absolutely no pres rMtvtnd to radiation treatment. feel a biochemical cause exists wnue government units cau A more common phenomena of if we can just find it. Last year, sure," he saia. tiously entered the heavily forti the American Journal of Psy Utah County has about 500 our day is the cracked stun, fied Dakao police station which researchers in the carpenters union hope said, members chiatry the Binh Xuyen garrison evacuat sinill fracture, concussion, week, alone; and, on a soon to have a chemical test by ed officials the during night, cranial contusion," are. recorded to amount slight the increase will potential alcoholics can be took possession of the society's 100 dailv bv emergency ward nurses. which or forewarned. and identified a month man, over $16 indusper or ly Do these traffic, war, buildings, 20 villas and other prop a montn Alcoholics Anonymous, world of increase $8,000 total a a men 79 month did low than water cent cause of average ago, acreleet; they precipitation during per' Very trial accident injuries for carpenters alone, wide organization of recovered PARIS (UP) Bao Dai, chief of erty. " x.' Viet Namese officials said the April on most of the watersheds even though precipitation was H precipitation and tempera? In payrolls tal illness? Raid in making state of South Viet Nam, told a Binh ia believes alcoholics, ture near are average, the above which lost two bat of the state, including those of below average for the month, On of medicine's classic 'text full use of chemical vita French newspaper today he . was talionsXuyen, brakes; water be expected for "Peacefulness of the settlement yield may 1862, of street recent in occured troops book" cases jin reand Utah to has hormones Felker. said Mr. County, psychiatry, prepared materially step down and become mins, the period April to September.- j ishows labor and management in when a crowbar was plunged but are convinced o a humble citizen if his people Qgnting in Saigon, soil had six duced water supply prospects Based principally on mountain Because members Utah can sit down and peacefully of reduced through a railroad foreman's even greater power in group and chose a republic to replace the crack battalions poised at Rung from the April 1 forecast, accord- snow cover, the following runoff gation water will, runoff, irri negotiate a contract without anti-lab-or be probably 20 to surviv miles south. He the Sat, an brain by explosion. made: scarce before- - the summer is individual spiritual healing. monarchy. legislation," Mr. Pace deing to Ralph Felker, head of the forecast? have been ed; but his personality ana intel Addiction In an interview with the influ With their powerful Hoa Hao re Provo office of the U. S. Soil Spanish Fork at Thistle: 1955, over, warned Mr. Felker. This clared. -Drur sect allies, the insurgent Conservation Service. se- ligence were changed. union contract's the Dr. Owen Heninger, Utah State ential Le Figaro, Bao Dai said: ligious had acre means average, Under, 27,000 that irrigation water man feet; men tested 35,000 battle army in A. E..Bennet, "Psychiatric Hospitals superintendent, says "I have always said, and I re Only on the streams at Salt 48,000 acre feet; 56 per cent of agement, or applying only the cuniy snop, new erapiujfcs, in Ctachin-Chin-a and posed a seri Lake and on the Aspects of Head Injury." esti drug addiction is similar to al peat.' now, that if the popular ous Logan River average. Hobble Creek near amount of water needed; by the hiring, must join the union withto threat officials the mates about 10 per cent of head coholism in tnat it usually rests choice is for . a Republic regime, Saigon, was precipitation near enough Spring ville: 1955, 13,000 acre crop, will have to be practiced to in 30 days on a union job in order I will be happy to become a citi said. injuries result in epileptic, seiz- on a personality disorder. average that runoff forecasts feet; average, 26,600 acre the maximum use bf avail to pay for representation by the Also Premier Diem banned were ures. Other severe brain damnot reduced below those of feet; 49 per cent of average; permit The U. S. Public Health Service zen water. This practice also union. The union must win the able Provo River at Vivian Park: results in better crops, he added. right for such representation by age may cause paralysis, weak Hospital, at Lexington j Ky.t found Asked for his feelings toward throughout the country the sale and last month. ness, headache, forgetfulness or normal persons, , acciaenuy ad Premier Ngo Dinh Diem, Bao distribution of all leading French The below-averatempera- 1955, 121,000 acre feet; Improved irrigation systems a1Wi nftor nAtitfnnfnff the Na- ana one of were on is We in Dai free to Swiss that it "incorrect newspapers dicted tures of the month have retarded average, 186,000 acre feet; 65 per and leveled land are conserva tional Labor Relations Board. narcotics, replied difficulty concentrating. call a brain-bruise- d boxer "punch the habit once physical depend to analyze. the present crisis as grounds they distorted the truth snowmelt to the point that many cent of average. American Fork tion practices which will make the Under the. now banned closed drunk." ence was broken, while the ma a simple question of personali about the South Viet Nam situa- of the higher elevation snow near American Fork: 1955, 31,000 beneficial use of water easier shop, employes had to belong to tion. ties." on But seemingly the human mind now courses snow show more acre feet; Page Four) a union to get a job. (Continued average, 39,000 obtain, Mr. Felker concluded. THE el . Tumors arid Intoxications Have Bearing on Some Types of Mental Illness - m . -- Die in Moves To Form New Government -- ! Contractors Okeh Wag e Boost I ed 1 McKay Attends 'Stag Dinner' At White House . ar ; anti-Commun- ist 10-ce- nt A. j -- cross-the-boa- with-itnrmfriT- rd iff ex-riv- er na . -- Reduced Precipitation Presages Summer Water Shortage In Utah County, State Boo Dai Will Step Out To Make Way for Republic 40-ho- . - 1 1 10-ye-ar 10-ye-ar 10-ye- ge ar -- 1 10-ye- ar ur |