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Show TELEPHONE FR 3-50- FAIR AND WARMER 50 Low 45; hirh 82; lowest tempera - For Herald Advertising Sports, Editorial Circulation Society Phone: FR tare recorded in 1 PROVO, UTAH COUNTY, UTAH, THURSDAY, MAY 19, n 1955 fce 4 By MICHAEL J. O'NEILL ing vaccine produced by Wyeth United Press Staff Correspondent Laboratories at Marietta, ra. , WASHINGTON (UP) The na- were unable to get sufficient data Salk vaccine distribution program fell behind schedule to- -. day with the announcement of new delays in clearing Salk vaccine. U.S. Surgeon General Leonard A. Scheele said the delay in releasing additional vaccine will last for several days." He did' not (adv.) anu Distr ibuti on America Too Delaved am Complacent tion's :!. Ask yonr neighbor Sa k V atcine i I " : iMost women own a Kenmore YEAR, NO. 254 . area Thursday morning 41; hirhess Wednesday afternoon 70. ' 3-4- 684 SIXTY-NINT- H Provo- "to either clear or reject" its sup he has one. PRICE FIVE CENTS nJ MB .... 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"It is my earnest ' study it. on Talks Experiences Mr. Eisenhower objected to the hope and recommendation that the not mean He emphasized this did bill because it would substantially Congress will quickly consider and Bat a' Public Health Service inspectors found anything wrong By JOAN GEYER the postal deficit Ind enact postal pay legislation that WACMtltAl J J 11 ' increase JR. jwuiku- with the Wyeth product. bpOKesman saia uie ueiajr A create new said he brave pay inequities affect will be in the publc interest and general today Inspectors, meanwhile, moved on was because federal inspectors recheckem fair to all of the half million em-of postal thousands ing frigntened. to Pittman-Moor- e Laboratories C5 ployes. The soldier was handsome, at Zionville, Ind., in their recheck loyes who man the postal ser . The measure cost William would Gen. the of vaccine produced by five manu- grey-haire- d, vice." Maj. 179 one-timillion F. and Mr. dollars Eisenhower said that be facturers. They previously had Dean, Treasury Utahn, the Parke-Dav- is Labora Korean War hero, who arrived In a veto message to the Senate, cause a postal pay increase would tories at Detroit and the Eli Lilly in Provo to eive three Armed the chief executive said the nieas increase the postal deficit, "I raat Laboratories at Indianapolis, clear Forces Day talks, including two ure also created grave admihis- - again to emphasize the imperative ing for. immediate use some 2 mil- at Brigham ,Young University, ffl trative problems in the establish need for postal rates that . lion Salk shots from these two and one before service clubs at ment of thousands of individual make the postal service self supthe armory; firms. : pay rates and forced "awkward porting land be based on service were The rechecks made and unfair administrative prac rendered to the user being The general said he was "star WASHINGTON (UP ) A mining on vaccine produced before April tled and terrified" at American MAJ. GEN. WILLIAM F. DEAN ARRIVES IN PROVO-Kore- an tices on a government depart bill a Gen. endorsed William F. official War hero, Maj. industry 27 ordered when the of ment. government CoL of ROTC BYU on the in face to is Air growLt. E. Jesse arrival mining filing commander, Dean, prevent left, complacency right. Stay, by greeted today ' claims for "nuisance" purposes a ban on the vaccine of Cutter ing .Russian war machine "eaual Center is Col, T T- - Kumsh, Ogden Air Materiel ( Originally, Mr. Eisenhower pro or to obtain timber stands or Laboratories of Berkeley, Calif. It or superior" to our own weapons. a 5 per cent pay! increase posed ordered that ban after large num other surface values. The general Utah calls her which, along with adjustments in of children inoculated with classifications, would have brought Raymond B. Holbrook of Salt bers appeared ruddy-cneeke- d, Three Lines Picketed came own, Cutter vaccine suddenly a the Lake City, chairman of until public debonair the total increase to 6 2 per cent. almost fit and ' polio. of his communistic imprisThat would have cost the govern lands committee to the American down with topic Withholds New Vaccine ment about 129 millions a years I Mining .Congress, told the Senate The Public Health Service de onment Came up. ? i 3 XI t rk the Interior Committee yesterday Then he looked shocked, like a Dy me democrats, sponsored . on to comment At clined, meanwhile, me vetoed measure represented ji a bill is 'in the public interest." off guard by a flood man taken the a that ROME (UP)--- governpublished report Western diplo The mining industry, he said, is ment of painful memories. Under the LOS ANGELES CUP) into Idaho, Montana, Utah, New compromise between a 10 per een mats said today Premier Maria hit AFL new the first not todajn released has points Among any about concerned he faced the union drivers representing three by the walkout were Portland, El; Mexico, Wyoming and Colorado pay boost originally voted byithe Scelba has taken a "very much manufactured by drug table, across which maior sten claims staked out on public lands vaccine twisted of the his hands and radio, press 27 Cutter West Coast trucking Paso, Tex., Phoenix, Seattle and; wmie drivers jumped the gun Senate and an 8.2 per cent raise in halting a dangerous drift to the since firms biggest April where mining is not the true pur- ban. his two-stcap. and left their jobs yesterday after first favored by .the House. lines walked off their jobs today the Greater Los Angeles Area. ) ward neutralism; in Italy. other the He described pur Jack Steele, staff writer for pose. Men Fought Well also affected lines of a truck move The the first noon, although t the strike did not Both houses passed the comproin general mise with more than enough votes In a fighting 'speech to Italian poses as attempts "to control the Scripps - Howard newspapers, re voice was strong as he lockout expected to cripple or halt operate along the Pacific Coast start officially until midnight. But his farmers gathered in Rome last choice a or on the timber land, haul freighting in the west. A spokesman said, "We'll move The dispute centered over wages to override a veto whichs requires night, Scleba all rather that two he long led holdup battalion this, how ported recalled; made it clear to th 'site for a summer cabin, or an than any hitch or slowdown in pro The strike was called after ne whatever the union will let us." and a pension plan for the team a two-thirmajority. The House Western Allies that 24th Infantry Di (the regiments nuisance have which area may sters master contract with the Cal passed it first, 328 to 66. j The Sen oeside them in Italy will stand is responsible vision) against North Korean gotiations for a wage settlement ductionprimarily peace or war value." ifornia Trucking Association. Wade ate followed suit, 66 to? 11. for the current vaccine shortage, invading' across the 38th broke down. Communism. , against jThe bill would authorize the He quoted an unnamed industry Fprces diPostmaster General Arthur; E He issued a stern warninsr Sherrard, association managing arellel. "There has been talk Pickets were established at 7 to dis to and "manage government rector, said all association mem Summerfield had served notice the Italian people, many of whom spokesman as saying the five firms oi the inexperience of my men, a.m. at Consolidated Freightways, pose ' oi umDer ana ouer suriace other than Cutter already have but I felt they fought very well Pacific Motor Transport and Pa bers would shut down if the three during House debate that; he would are nirting with the. idea of resources on new, claims, and produced enough vaccine to sup firms were struck. recommend a veto. This was an wish I had led 'as well as cif ic Intermountain Express. I that his nation cannot would provide a procedure for ply two shots for 9 million first said Ihe general. About 2500 teamsters were imme There was a strong possibility line with previous White House an stay out of the struggle. they fought," i " abandonment by present claim and second-grad- e children. The (Gen. Dean received the medal of diately involved but employers the walkout would spread through- nouncements that it' would oppose This was the speech Western holders of similar rights. cent. diplomats were (waiting for." spokesman was reported as saying honor for the ' leadership he spokesmen said at least 100,000 out the West and would also af-- a raise of more than 7.6jper '' m They Al Tl It also would outlaw new claims this could be tested, packaged and wished was in thevrindustry.,will?tbe --u. was. me. yr employes mr. time carriers. second, . fecUihdependept. saia even as "better.'). 'based on sand, rock and ' other distributed within 10 days "if and He strike ait as the! progresses. senhower had vetoed a postal; pay Premier may .be numbered, hit SALT LAKE CITY (UP) About the of teamwork the of Four fifths in all praised freight common materials. when the government releases it. stern stand beside the West U 350 AFL teamsters in Utah and the West is moved by truck," increase. Last year helvetoei Force. "We couldn't have Although the strike was called Holbrook pointed out that the Meanwhile, Dr. Jonas E. Salk, Air em three 5 companies, cent tveto increase. The against only to influence public opinion. per pay firms bound) two air done close Idaho well as struck without comif Sherrard and trucking the said," uranium prospecting boom in developer of the vaccine, again de cover. The strike said it was a stuck. ployers states in Western us scelba said: the lnternational J. too, today. this all operating gave Navy, plete paralysis comes, western stater has - Intensified fended the vaccine's safety in an the industry" and would The President said the cos total over against election of Christian he said. will alarmj cease." every support," Fullmer H. Latter, an executive freight hauling mining claim problems and said address at Pittsburgh. He said the Inasmuch as this is' National cause a general lockout. of cent 8.8 the Democrat Govanni increase Gronchi as pay; who The per are asking teamsters, AFL Joint Teamsters Council the bill "win contribute , to the fact that 77 children have con a meeting of the scheduled 230 was President bill would to an close Employers risen have "insult" 10 a cent in Utah and Idaho, said pickets Health Week, the general Hourly increase with best utilization of our nation's tracted polio after being inoculated Mental emer an set I II late to, up million. dollars. today cent Italy. of each increases for 12:01 at a.m. was asked "What is courage? eight today is- - "clearly coincidental." natural resources." movement of were placed at . Scelba fought Gronchi's candi- EIow are' some men able to be gency program for and the next two years, said essential He said the increase was "sub Intermountain Pacific Express to public wel Consolidated dacy. than foods would and be He said jand in his speech he stantially moved, greater" brave in the face of disaster?" products essential neceiary drugs Freightways. health. and fare Gronchi's idea that the to This is when the general began adjust postal pay to a fair level the strike affects union workers in and ail goods in transit or on democratic parties should vnlav to. look; shaken. "U you can Salt Lake City, Ogden, Provo and loading docks at midnight would either from the standpoint of pay ball with fellow travelling Sothe, self-pity," avoid he said. "We Cedar City, in Utah, and Boise, reach their destinations of Stalin cialists prize winner The trucking firms have offered need to teach in our schools a Twin Falls, Idaho Falls and Poca.i Nenni. Pietro counter-proposals, j three tello in Idaho. including defense against self pity. l you So long as Scelba has the reins can think of others ' He hesi The strike is part of an AFL a five year contract with an im of power, and he may not have cent nine with increase mediate involves as walkout that was he rememberTeamsters if tated, them am month from today, Italy some 2,500 workers in 11 Western five cent increases yearly for the I think courage results ing. stands firmly with the United National and regional post office' ant' regional manager, post office when thought of others comes The vital role coal chemicals states. duration of the agreement. and the West, but Western State?, Both sides stated . the strike officials were in Provo today to operations, .Denver; William H before yourself. That sort of from the steel industry play in Latter added, however, that undiplomats wondered where a hew explain more efficient methods of Haslam, chief of examinations and courage built ' this beautiful val the every day living habits of the ion drivers were continuing to de would be made as painless as Premier might, lead the country. to the general public, and mail handling and new ideas and placement division, U. S. Civil ley," said Gen. Dean. American people was brought liver freight that was in transit, possible no fear of Italy's going There not at felt be would effect "for the its to strike on when at docks W, for Service Commission, Denver; Commends Progress into sharp, focus here today postal operations equipment KINGSVILLE, Tex. f(UPJ yards or Comagaist, but there is worry He stopped to congratulate the Geneva Works of U. S. Steel s began. He said the cleanup opera least three days." members: of the Utah State Chap H; Thacker, district superinten Lightning struck in the midst Jo neutralism. Steel Division tion would take "about three to four ter of the National Association of dent, post transportation service. BYU for its progress in education Columbia-Genev- a 30 boys exercising in a schoolyard $eT had to offer its neu"Austria Postmasters at their annual three- Ogden; and 'George Staples, assist- and success in character build when the coal chemical plant was days." infour, today, killing seriously, in exchange for liberty from ant regional operations manager, ing, before answering morepain- - inspected by the city and school Meanwhile, he said, the waucout one and shocking! all of the trality day convention. juring 10 of occupation by a foryears ful personal Questions: What officials from central Utah Valley will not directly affect other truckO and their instructor. ! j Abe McGregor Goff, solicitor, Denver. others, eign iarmy," Scelba said. "But is "brain-washingHow was he communities. ing firms operating in the area al The victims were David Rojas, Italians Post Office Department, Washing- Postmasters were taken on are a free people. Italy workers were treated by his communist cap Celebrating National Chemical though he claimeda "lockout." IS; Panis Barrera, 14; Israel jpra-do- , does not need to buy its liberty." ton. D. C, will be featured speak guided tour of Pacific States Cast tors? He was he released? of threatened with Progress Week. officials 14, and Jesus Martinez,: 14. Includes 43 Scleba er at a picnic at 7 p.m. in Canyon Iron Pipe Company this afternoon Genj Why Dean to the the said they reported for work today, host that Works fact Geneva thought played Marvin Glenn tonight and at a banquet and Friday will tour the Columbia the Kirkman, the physical United States learned of his mayors of Lehi, Pleasant Grove, however, and that as far as he education Steel Geneva M Plant. instructor, wiis holding Friday, evening imprisonment had something to Orem, Springville, Payson and knew there were no immediate ina in the schoolyard when class Convention sessknswill continue Speakers at the banquet Friday do with his release. He said he communities in dications of any lockout action. all Fork, Spanish If f the struck. lightning Air Force WASHINGTON (UP) Friday and Saturday at the Provo in addition to Mr. Goff will be R didn't know what "brain-washinwhich Geneva Works employees Trucking officials were not im He was struck down and knock First LDS Ward Recreation Hall, B. Dunbar, post office inspector, was, and believed it was a live, mediately available for comment. unconscious. ed serted today the United States is according to W.. Raymond Green, Denver; John F. Fixa, national newspaper term. "T not. in danger of losing air su Provo, Utah president who presid vice president; ban r rancisco; and He told reporters he did not !' No. 1 1 Charles E. Puskar, national exec know if he was treated better The Secret Sickness ed over this morning's session. premacy to tussia. SALT LAKE jCTTY (UP) The Prizes or worse than other prisoners, Furthermore, Talbott maintainSpeakers today were Carlton H. utive secretarytreasurer. intensified its bureau police youth exhibited since he was isolated from all ed that the Air Force budget is Jencks, "regional controller, Den-rve- r, for hobbies now being investigation of a series of explo 11 in the postmasters' hobby .show Americans for 38 months. "For Colo.; .J. T. Gardner, -- post adequate despite recent Russian sions today after three more blasts . air power advances. office inspector, Salt Lake City; will also be awarded at the ban 15 months," said Gen. Dean, "he in Salt Lake City, last occurred was not permitted to stand up. Talbott made the statement to 1 George E. McDonald, district man- quet. . night. to And a was closed he when he .allowed a as entered office Salt reporter con at of Two operation's, latest the post i! ager, Speaking Friday regular explosions redoor! session of the Senate Military (Continued on Page Nine) PHOENIX, Ariz. (UP)M5ov: Er sulted in heavy damage to an auto Lake City; George Staples, assist- (Continued on Page Four) Appropriations Subcommittee for nest W. Mc Farland was faced to- mobile and a pickup truck. Officers questioning about the Air Force day with a decision on whether to indicated the first blast may have budget and Russian air power. extradite to Idaho a mother accus been touched off to lure investiga Drink Problem By JOAN GEYER In view of the latest Russian ed of her own children. tors away from the scenes of the "Am I insane?" asked the Several had insight into their developments, do you think the Asst.kidnaping Gen. Gordon Aldrfch more serious explosions that fol Arty. blackhaired girL "I have terrible breakdown. "My trouble was United States is m danger of los conducted an extradition hearing lowed, i depressions but I don t think I m drinking. I'm praying God will ing air supremacy to Russia?" a yesterday and was expected j to The trunk of an automobile own said a farmer. crazy," she said. help me," make recommendations In the case ed by Richard Sugasawara was reporter asked. j It was a reasonable question. had black The chain-smok- er Talbott answered to the governor today. "No, Sir," demolished by the second explosion. As we teeter on the brink of outs. "I began drinking as a with emphasis. Mrs. Josephine Balmforthff was The third, reported less than two fission war. many Americans child," she recalled. She looked "Do you believe the "United accused of bringing her twoffchu- minutes later, damaged a fender wonder if the whole world isn't around the group. "What do you States is losing qualitative super dren, Dwight, 15, and Neil Terry, and hood of a pickup truck the afflicted with progressive para- think of me?" she asked. over Russia?" 13t to Arizona from Idaho last Mar. belonging to Cyril Packard. iority s noia. But the young Druneue A man answered "No," replied Talbott. 21. , The series of explosions Jlegan question was particularly reason sharply. "You look like a fast He added there might be that She was given custody of the a week ago and so far has baffled able, since she was a mental pa woman," he said. "You probably dagger "if we' sat, still." But he children when she was divorced . t police; tient in a group therapy class at drink, smoke and use dope." He said the Air Force .program is from Alan J. Nyborg, of Fremont State HosDitaL j said he gave to the church, but under constant review. county Idaho, in 1942. The group considered it serious people were him. was if Air asked Talbott the the In extradition against hearing yesterly. Most were substantially ad is adequate, He said day, it was brought out that ( Mrs Force wife nis budget man said when Another vanced toward recovery, and soon got sick, right after his mother it lis. Balmforth was living with her two would-- leave the hospital s pro we need any more, we will children in Short Creek when I it the bottle." he "hit j'lf died, tective shelter. Unless they could A redhead with a flamboyantly come back and ask. for it," he was raided by Arizona law enforce face more skillfully the problems, said. "We have no plans to do so. ment officers in July, 1953. ;i (Continued on Page Nine) which triggered their illness, they (UP)-Sto' - . 1 I uiuii iiuiiicy -- v:c'.;.x...;.' me ed Backs Change In line Law 1 - !... ! i S'celba Tries To Halt Drift 1-- -- AFL Truck Drivers Go Out On Strike To Neutralism - J : m ar ds Teamsters In Utah, Idaho j , neu-tralit- yj Go On Strike ; 1 m. mough-seeH'-tra- I I re-rejec-ted Utah Postmasters Open y55 Convention in Provo j Mayors Visit Geneva Works i Four Boys Killed By Lightning i . Tdlbott Denies U.S. Losing Air Race to Russia - ?" i - g" Police Probe S. L. Blasts Governor Studies Extradition of Accused Mother Psychotics Gain Insight Into Self Through Association With Others 3 j-- 1 - N i well-groom- ed I . J -- ' Stocks Pick Up Point or Two i) might be back. British Election Thursdays Nervously stamping out a cig aret. a woman said. "I went through Dlain hell outside. I'm glad to get back." The brunette was still riding her LONDON (UP)!Election analysts be impulse to confide. "Nobody ever liked me " she said. openly today of the possiI gan speaking A man spoke up gallantly. bility of a landslide victory for the Conthink you have a nice personal servatives in next. Thursday's general elecity," He was aIgnored. "This girl were indications the Tories tions and there can't accept compliment," the psychologist, Dr. Bill Hill, ex were making steady gains. plained evenly. Tempers flared as the candidates began Thegroup considered this. Why their final week of campaigning. A fist are some of us uncomfortable when complimented, even though fight broke out during one jLabor party we crave affection? rally at Uxbridge; Conservative and Labor rTEW LOOK OVER CONVENTION AGENDA W. Raymond Green, Provo postmaster, second from left on front row, scans with national and regional officials the schedule of events for the annual convention of the Utah State Chapter of the National Association of Postmasters, now in progress , here.. Mr. Green is president of the state group. Visiting officials are left to right, front row, Carlton H. Jenclu, regional controller, Denver; Mr. Green; Pauline Allison, ' national committee lady, Eaton, Colo.; William H.' Haslam, chief of examinations and placement division, U. S. Civil Service Commission, Denver; back row, George Staples,, assistant regional manager of post office operations, Denver; George E. McDonald; district manager, post office operations, Salt Lake City; and Claud Glazier, vice president of the state association. i , ckj picked up today, where they left off yesterday, adding a point or two in brisk early trading . still under the leadership of aircrafts. Gains! among the aircrafts to 2 points in General Dy party workers scuffled at IJverpool during ranged namics. a speech by Labor Leader Clement Attlee. Stromberg Carlson, which will Speakers were malting the issues more merge, with Dynamics, climbed clear cut! after two 'weeks of desultory 2Vi points to 58. In the same Zenith gained a point to campaigning. Left wing Labor peirty lead- group. 126 y. Radio Corp. added V point er Aneurin Becan demanded that the'; Big to 48. J : Four "neutralize" and dMsam-GermanSteels had some good gains, Prime Minister Anthony Eden emphasized tanging to IV points in Youngs-tow- n the West's -current ability to "bargin from Sheet & Tube at 75, VA to 74& Armco. in strength.1 Conservatives May Score Landslide Victpq : YORK y. |