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Show - CLOUDY TELEPHONE FR 3-50- 5P with occasional light change In temperature; low tonlrfat highest temperature recorded in Provo area Thursday 31; lowest Friday morning 33; precipitation .31 wt an inch. For Herald Advertising Sports. Editorial Circulation Society Phone: FR 36-3- 9; Sean 3-46- PROVO, UTAH COUNTY, UTAH, FRIDAY, DECEMBER Communists Seize ' v NATO Plans Move To Seize Initiative In Cold War From Russia ' If Ag ree To 16, hp - Berlin Trucks Western Allies Protest; Holding Soviet Responsible LW BERLIN (UP) The Western Al- guaranteeing the Allies rights in lies said today in a statement they Berlin. The gauntlet was first thrown will hold the Soviets responsible for four power agreements on Ger- down Thursday when the Army' many despite the Soviet grant of sent one such sector with car into - the Soviet Rep. sovereignty to East Germany i omonoson w The iwvw. American, British and Zone Communist Bast the issued! today French embassies in Bonn 11 separate statements affirming their Allied sources in the West Ger- to Berlin soon after West Bonn said the scrap Hcslorc A cr lrcwH mail capital of were WASHINGTON (UP) A White House spokesAllies Western considering 11 the Communists had seized man yesterday denied reports that the Cabinet has ambastheir that recommending westbound trucks worth $183,000 direct decided either to reject or take no action on a report Moscow in sadors protest in another effort to force recogniviolaSoviet over to the Kremlin aimed at establishing a national water resource tion of the East government. of tions agreements of policy. The Big Three statements reGermany, A Cabinet Committee on Water Policy headed jected the contention of Soviet Ambassador G. M. Pushkin that by Secretary of Interior Douglas McKay submitted East Germany can limit Westthe report to the White House in August after ern Allied rights in Berlin as working on it for more than a year. The new national threatened recently by both the policy would replace the existing patchwork laws. and Soviets the German CommuThe spokesman said reports from presidential nists. commissions and committee require lengthy study The embassies said the Western before Cabinet action can be taken. powers made it dear to the Soviets in their note to Moscow Oct. 3 that "they continue to hold the GETTYSBURG, Pa. (UP) Soviet government responsible for Eisenhower looked forPresident the obligations assumed by it in the quadri artite (four power) ward to a relaxing visit today from friend and fishing companagreements regarding Germany." his old Akse! Nielsen of Denver, Colo. ion, They said this remains the posiNielsen's visit gave Mr. Eisention of the West hower a chance to play host to a A spokesman for the scrap dealman who has been his "frequent ers association said Communist host vacations. Only customs guards were holding the one on Colorado UNITED NATIONS, N.Y, (UP) The sources said the attackers his before Sept. 24 heart day trucks at the Communist Marien-bor- attack at Syria today accused Israel of new were driven back. No casualties Mr. Eisenhower Denver, at the Western end checkpoint border attacks even before the were reported. on a IN BOMB EXTORTION PLOT Miss Joyce Keller, 28, was held today in connection with of the fishing trip to Nielfrom iso- had been highway UJf Security Council could act on An Israeli military spokesman HELD near a Fraser. Colo. He sen's ranch the bombing of a Portland department store last April in $50,000 extortion plot. She was implicated lated Berlin. Syrian demands that Israel be however, denied the Syrian report by William Clarence Petticord, a been as had "his eyes." Miss Keller is shown blind man, who said he used her guest at the ranch The Reds would have said that there had been a they punished for a raid last Sunday. before. times Del with Detective Sanders. . (UP Telephbto). to pay "huge fines" or face out- many A United Press dispatch from exchange of gunfire on the border Nielsen, a Denver banker, has Damascus quoted Syrian military The spokesman said there was no right confiscation of their trucks. never seen the Eisenhower farm. He said the scrap shipments they sources as saying Israeli forces shooting on the Syrian-Israefron still taking things contained already have been seized The President, launched a new border attack tier during the past 24 hours. his doctors' ord- with in line easy, The Security Council was meetto spend most of the T ers, "The action is strictly political," day planned ing this afternoon to consider a Nielsen around the showing the spokesman said. "There was fflr floH tolkin about trout fish- strong protest against the Israeli with the truckers Lattack last Sunday near the Sea of. shipping documents. When we in ing. jGalilee. The raid cost 49 Syrian A light snow blanketed the farm lives. quired at the East German cus- during the night, making it doubttoms office about the matter we ful that the President would The new outbreak of fighting OAKLAND, Calif., (UP) Police try for their search intensified today were told 'You will have no trouble out his new followed a grim warning by Egypt The mobile." "golf m. second killer the after if your ministry talks to our minmat it was prepared to go war to of "revenge" an electric two-seMrs. Alice Franklin, "golfmobile" his victims, istry.' prevent further Israeli "aggres- died from burns received when was sent to the scotter for the highest office in the land He said the Communists began By RAYMOND LAHR LONDON (UP) --t The British sions." Syria and Egypt recently of officials the Cush-ma- n she and a male companion were United Press Staff Correspondent even though he failed to win his their new interference with the President by Press today interpreted Wednes- signed a mutual defense pact. Neb. of Works Motors Lincoln, drenched with gasoline and set on WASHINGTON (UP) Sen. Es- - party's nomination in 1952. scrap shipments this week on a The snow and cold dampened day's Russian turnabout on U.N. The United States, Britain and fire as they slept. announced formally Kefauver said in a the shipping documemberships as a major diplomat- France expressed grave concern Mrs. Franklin, 37, a waitress, tes Kefauver prepared pretext that not Thursday night's opening of Geta is for candidate he that in order. ments were today statement that he will fight for ic defeat for the United States. over the attack. 2:25 PST this morning, less the 1956 Democratic presidential Christmas celebration at died the nomination in "a number of The new Communist move tysburg's "The unhappy Mr. Henry Cabot Syria, terming the raid "a fla- than 24 hours after she and Robert a choral salute to which featured state primaries as many as I against West Germany came as Mr. Eisenhower. His doctors proLodge is trying to snatch a little grant violation and an act of open Leo Hand, 27, were rescued from nomination. The lanky Tennessean told a can." The statement did not American authorities announced hibited him from prestige for the West out of the aggression and provocation by Is- her flaming apartment. Har.d died crowded attending. news of driving ra he conference again vicRussians' brilliant diplomatic rael," was expected to demand yesterday afternoon. identify these primaries, however. their firm intention More than 400 of the President's into' when Berlin cars will a wage "vigorous campaign" economic and military sanctions Both suffered severe burns of 90 Kefauver later told newsmen he tory," the Manchester Guardian fellow townsmen gathered in the and where they pleased. enter will California's against the Jewish state. said, ' definitely cent when of the the body per It was a direct challenge to the historic town square to sing carols. primary June 5. This will provide Communists "The United States has suffered Egypt May Act sadistic torch slayer slipped into College students wore a. direct showdown with Adlai E. tion of the to interfere in viola- Gettysburg an unmitigated diplomatic defeat Egyptian Premier Gamal Abdel Mrs. Franklin's apartment during; agreements huge masks for the occasion. Stevenson who already has anin its unwavering support of Chi- Nasser informed U.N. Secretary the p hours yesterday and The President remained at home nounced he win enter the contest. General Dag Hammarskjold mat: set them on fire. ang after a dinner for the White House The senator also made it clear Counview "In of the Meanwhile said were will Security banishment be police they "Japan's staff and his brother, Milton Eisen that he will enter the primary in cil's failure to prevent a repetition questioning "very closely" another costly to the West." hower. His brother spent the night New Hampshire where he launched The Times of London agreed that of Israeli aggressions, I'd like to man who admitted living with Mrs. at the farm. his 1952 drive for the Democratic "Nationalist China's reckless ges- inform you that the Egyptian gov- Franklin for about a year after Mr. and Mrs. Eisenhower sent nomination by defeating then Presshe was divorced from her husture" had injured U.S. prestige. ernment is forced to take matters condolences late Thursday to visitHERMOSA BEACH, Calif. (UP) ident Truman. On other primaries, own hands and won't hes- band. "The United States is now in an into its A with a ing President Luis Batlle Berres of however, Kefauver said he wasn't awkward position because of its itate totouse its land, air and sea The man, whose name was not riflegunman Vice WASHINGTON (UP) shot and critically wounded yet ready to announce his intenUruguay, who is recovering from forces protect its security and disclosed, said he broke up with M. Nixon special relationship with Japan," maintain peace President Richard pre an acute intestinal attack in in the area." Mrs. Franklin about three months a union business agent last night tions. the Times said. Cabia over sided in a model before late fleeing regular weekly Kefauver is the third Democrat ago and had not seen her since. "There is no denying that Japan UNITED net meeting at the White House sedan. to announce the Police said for the N.Y., NATIONS, them (UP) parsuspect gave formally would be a member of the United General Assembly failed a "very strong alibi" explaining Bruce Dexter Parkhurst, 43, bus ty's 1956 nomination. The others today. Nations today had Washington The U.N. to break toe deadlocked where he was at the time of the iness agent for the Reinforced Iron are Adlai E. Stevenson, the 1952 He presided over the three-hobeen able to control kg most frac- today session in place of President EisenSecurity Council election to five fire but officers planned to grill Workers Union, an AFL local, was standard bearer, and Gov. Frank hower tious ally. who is in Gettysburg, Pa. hit in the back as he stood in his J. Lausche of Ohio, who anballots and further vo- him further today. were Secretary of "Russia may be trusted to make ting until thispostponed absentees Other afternoon. open lighted garage where he had nounced this week that he will the most of the general feeling in After a record 34 Foster John Dulles, Defense been working on a car. the PRINCE MAY FIND enter Ohio's presidential primary State favor of ousting Formosa at an Philippines, backed by ballots, E. Wilson and Charles the United BRIDE IN AMERICA Police said they would fully in as a favorite son candidate. Gov. Sectetary of in maindate favor of the Treasury George M. early States, and Yugoslavia, supported NEW YORK (UP) Prince Rain- vestigate Mrs. Parkhurst's state- Averell Harriman of New York Secretary land of China. are attending a who Britain and Russia, both had ier III, handsome bachelor ruler ment that "gangsters are trying also has announced that his name Humphrey, and Secretary in "Russia is also likely to use toe by Paris; meeting failed to gain the major- of the principality of Monaco, ad to horn in on the union." She said will be placed in nomination at the of By UNITED PRESS who is Interior McKay, Douglas impending discussion of Japan as ity required for election. cold of the season mitted bitterest he The find been had an husband threatened. her today "might" a lever in this matter, for it The addition of new members, American out of town. on Page Four) (Continued to from the Pacific as nation a take chilled the a The bride girl assailant, carrying gun, can thus bring pressure to bear seated yesterday, failed to affect wasn't "actively" seek- was seen by two boys as he leaped the Eastern Seaboard to Northwest he although upon the United States." the deadlock. a fence and dashed down the street. ing a wife. today. He escaped with another man in a READ EDITORIAL PAGE The cold wave spread out from late model sedan. a Jailer ouzzara mat lasnec Can'OUR SICK EYES' Article 4 It was the second such shooting ada and the snow and toe were City-Coun- ty here in recent years. Two years blamed for at least nine deaths in ago another business agent, Samthe two countries. uel D. Dysert, 65, was wounded in Near blizzards were blamed for the face. ?aths in South Dakota and Indi Doctors at Harbor General Hosana and icy roads killed two per was Parkhurst said a hit pital by sons in Pennsylvania and one in Should tihe east half of the City and County one load" which bullet, "game Wisconsin. By Joan Geyer Muscle Strain the very young child to develop mushrooms when it penetrates. Building: block be converted into a large parking: lot In Canada, the prairie provinces Each to help ease Provo's downtown parking: shortage? Amblyopia the blindness that eyeball is moved by six desire for binocular vision. was unable to give any Parkhurst were cuggng out xrom one at me one muscles. If becomes weaker It should always be remem clue to the identity of the gunman. "cures" double vision has robon is discussed This editorial the page question orst blizzards in their history. bed a million children of sight in than the other, there is strain to bered, that no eye exercise can of Herald. today's There were four persons known hold them in alignment. Doctors change shape of the one eye. eyeball Be sure to read editorial the Herald lively page dead and hope dwindled for a In many cases, assisting ex call this "latent" squint or cross-eye- s. which, almost always, is basic farmer and laborer missing since cause for near or far sight and treme of children regularly for editorials on local, domestic and interThe child astigmatism. Monday. national subjects. extremely by glasses would have prevented Search crews bucked the crossing, which results first strains his focusing muscles to When near sighted children featalso Read the many other editorial page utmost to the see drifts near hunting for the missing men. in double vision; then in suppresobjects, suffer double vision, the eye usuures, including: the treand chain success. Elsewhere, reaction hot without sion of sight in one eye. puts turns out, since myopes have 1. ally Tucker's fine National mendous on concolumn, to Ray Whirligig. the roads were Saskatchewan pull eyes many The disused eye goes blind. focus muscles developed poorly DeHav- HONOLULU The (UP) 2. them. Peter from Edson's 10 or and verge blocked still Whooping commentary enlightened cough by and don't exercise nose-war- d Tragically, these eyes need at- measles may weaken the Comet III jet airliner took illand . outer crews and snow nation's the drifts and plow tention in the first few years of capital. muscles of the eyeballs as ex- off from here at 7:59 a.m. Pst inand the cross muscles, line eyes communications 3. Dr. life; but too often, parents don't ward, Brady's popular medical column, 'Tersonal worked around the clock.repairmen cessively as the on the Honolulu to Vancouver leg double vision. causing realize damage is occur ing. By It is Health." of double of its Australia to London shakeurgent that the child get Still another cause The massive freeze bit all the the time the child is eight or 10, 4. Muriel Lawrence's outstanding column, "The to vision the is down flight. to prevent 'sup damage eyeball help immediately to the southeast coastal states too way it is save to late the usually The Comet HI, piloted by Group Mature which deals with parent and child of vision in one eye. The muscles from accident or disease Parent," pressing of the Gulf Coast early and parts eye. amblyopic doctor can relax the strained This type of muscle imbalance Captain John Cunningham, is problems. The below freezing Una today. In tiie unique binocular vision focus muscle by and thus should be corrected by surgery scheduled to land at Vancouver at drops, 5. "Is nature Burn's westward stretched column, across the Eugene intriguing of humans, for objects closer reueve roe strong pun of con before amblyopia can develop 1:44 P.m., trimming approximately of Oregon, most ParMature That which 20 including "The with alternates simultaneSo," juntry, than In a few cases, the weak eye may five hours off the regular flight feet, each eye verging muscles. and Nevada. own focus Washington, its and makes to to be forced back ent" day work with cor time on the Honolulu to Vancouver ously To prevent further strain, he day. o readings which included converges with its partner. 6. Ruth Millett's column which covers a variety puts convex glasses on the child. rective glasses, by covering the route. 48 below in Montana yester an icy In normal sight, the eyes are sometimes if needed before the best eye for a day or two. The plane and crew will remain of subjects of interest to women. day, eased slightly to the nation's balanced so flawlessly, that with- age of one year. Amblyopia in children and in Vancouver for two days before 7. Frank C. Robertson's local cokimn, "Chapping north today. Only the Upper Misout conscious effort, an image are the going to Toronto, Montreal and Special Exercises glaucoma in middle-age- d Block" on which appears Sundays. sissippi Valley shivered in below-zer-o falls on exactly the same spot in Sometimes double vision is nation's most urgent eye prob- London. It arrived here Tuesday Be Where a each retina. The two identical caused by failure of the fusion lems, a Boston specialist last afternoon after making the 32 temperatures, but in other regular reader of the editorial page. some of the Herald's finest features are found daily. parts mi the country it was still images are fused in the brain as center in the brain to develop; year warned the vision section mile flight from the Fijis in six ths coldest weather of ttu a single picture. hours and 52 minutes. (Continued en Page Foot) help radio-equippe- CABINET ACTION OVER WATER POLICY DENIED Strengthen I Political Action To Be Bolstered Under New NATO Strategy North today at a meeting of the Atlantic Treaty Organization foreign ministers to strengthen the political ties of the Atlantic Alliance for a counter offensive against the Soviets' new cold war moves. The NATO. Allies already had agreed to beef up their military defenses against the Soviets. Toministers decided day the foreign in a secret three-hou- r meeting to bolster their political action. In another move to strengthen the West's military power in Europe, the NATO powers announced they will build a brand new tactical air force with American units based behind the Alps hi Northern Italy. The new move will widen the spread of Allied air bases now It will clustered in air continent's the strengthen shield against Soviet aggression with U.S. aircraft and pilots to serve clear notice that no American withdrawal is planned. More Propaganda A NATO spokesman said the new defensive air fleet will be known as the Fifth Allied Tactical Air Force. He said new U.S. air units would fly in to join it on the Northern Italian bases. They also agreed to step up NATO propaganda at home and abroad to counter the steady bar 15 rase mnd e. poured out by Moscow Radio Soviet spokesmen at home " and abroad. Deleeates said the ministers made such progress at this second session that day of the three-da- y to wind up the able be they might conference with a communique to night. Strategy Session The foreign ministers meeting, which excluded most of their aids, was called specifically to plan mtraieev that could win in the "new cold war front" in the Middle East and Southeast Asia. The morning conference was limited to the 15 foreign mimstess and two each of their aides. Their e but they program was were faced with some immediate action, especially in the Middle East that has hovered for weeks between peace and war. The foreign ministers and their defense and finance ministers called a full session for later in the day. It could well be one of the most important NATO sessions in years for diplomatic solidarity depended on economic, political and cultural solidarity. The discussion centered on Article II of the NATO treaty closer economic, political and cul tural ties. An influential Pans e Monde, commented ' newspaper, that each year the Atlantic Council mentions it "without ever deciding the least concrete measure to put it into effect." Western quarters said it was high time to put the article into action, first by aligning the for eign policies of the NATO coun tries more closely and then setting p "Marshall Plan" up a that would bolster their economies. -- long-rang- - self-hel- Student Dies Of Crash Hurts La- fayette Pollacca, a Brigham Young University student, died here yesterday. His bride, Allison Sekaquapteaw of Oraiba, Ariz., is recovering. Pollacca, whose home was in Crystal, N.M., had been employed recently on a Twin Fall construction project. Mr. and Mrs. Pollacca were Indians, of Navajo and Hopi origin. The groom was registered 'at BYU for the. winter and spring term of 1955, but was not regis-terthis quarter His bride was a junior this quarter but had withdrawn from school to get er married . V4- 1- 1 -. ht i n er Syrians Accuse Israel Of New Border Attacks n 110-mi- le 15-min- Second Victim Dies of Burns In li British See Defeat For United States 'Revenge' Killing Kefauver Announces His Cand idacy f or Democratic Presidential Nomination at dio-equipp- ed Union Officer re-da- wn Kai-she- Wounded By Assailant k. , high-power- ed four-pow- er Nixon Presides Over Regular Cabinet Meeting ur Cold Wave Grips Most Of Country two-thir- ds L Block Should Be Used for Parking Lot? Million Children Blinded as Nature 'Cures' Crossed Eyes; Far Sight Is Common Cause mm a. m M Jet Airliner Comet Heading For Vancouver far-sight- ed Injured Dec. 7 in an automobile mishap one hour d Ike to Be Host to Old Fishing Crony far-sightedn- ess ELKO (UP) after his marriage, i four-pow- The West agreed mid-Europ- t- P1 1T-mn- Defenses and everj Xmu. (Sears adv.). PRICE FIVE CENTS 1955 I - 8; tonight open tU night 84 SEVENTIETH YEAR, NO. 145 PARIS (UP) 24-2- 20-fo- ot 12-fo-ot far-sighte- d. 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