Show r a WEDNESDAY THE OGDEN (UTAH) 1955 MAY 25 EVENING Former POWs to be Honored at Unusual Memorial Day Rites Davis Sheriff Arrests 6 Youths Smashes Gang Car-Strippi- ng FARMINGTON — Arrest of six youths between 16 and ' years old in Davis County this week has cleared up 22 stripping jobs” Sheriff LeRoi Day said today “We expect to make several more arrests and clear up more imes in the next few days" he added ‘ The arrests have virtually car prowl j smashed a three-count- y youths have looted automobiles ring in which upwards of 20 0£ hundreds of dollars worth of equipment in Salt Lake Davis Offers $500 To Find Out Who Caused Explosions h y teen-ager- SALT LAKE CITY (UP) — A $500 reward was posted today by the Salt Lake County Commis- Xi rVV been c n a r g e o with petty lar f’ V? al newly-in-depende- nt A The Winnahl 2-50- 14 “Master Albuquerque” is the title won by Gray Lee Bowen at the recent Pythian Sisters baby show in the New Mexican city Here Gray seems quite proud of his trophy as a gang “On one night” he continued "three carr owned by the boys were each filled with loot Travelling together they would lead one car pick up another auto and load it In one crime on May 12 Sheriff Day said a car at a Davis County garage was jacked up and com- Meanwhile Sheriff George Beckstead said that a partially-fille- d box of dynamite was found last night on the Bingham high way He said it was not known “at this time whether this ties tree-covere- d PLANTS 'f Sheriff Day said while charges against others are pend: ing further investigation Only the two boys arrested last night are still being held in jail The others were released into custody of parents and guardians The sheriff said the youngsters tad apparently been operating ceny sion for information leading to the arrest uf the persons responsible for a series of bombings here In posting the reward sug gested by Commission Chairman Lamont B Gunderson commissioners said all information obtained would be treated as “con-fidentiaL- five-acr- nave s i guard and a firing squad to fire was in San Francisco harbor when By MURRAY M MOLER of tribute over the graves the war started and who were FT DOUGtAS (UP) — An un- aofvolley the men who once served moved to Utah after America’s usual tribute to 54 former enemy against America prisoners of war will be paid on The Ft Douglas cemetery was entry in the European conflict On the east side of the grave Memorial Day in the historic established ih 1863 to serve as a marked by uniform governmecemetery of Ft Douglas at the resting place for members of the yard nt-issue granite tombstones Volunteers who under base of the Wasatch mountains California are the resting places of 20 GerBrig Gen Patrick Edward Con- mans who east of Salt Lake City were captured during nor were assigned to Utah TerriWorld War II and died while in Some of the former enemy sol- tory to quell Indian rebellions POW camps diers have been buried there far Indian Fighters Extra Adornment from their native shores since Thirty-twof Connors men of the names are those they died in America during were killed in the Indian battles of Typical Hans Wieland Paul Heimer-dinge- r Buena and Vista Bear River at World War I Rashke Erich and FriedThe others — German Italian Tongue River and lie buried in a The rich Ritter grave of Paul and one Japanese — succumbed common grave in the center of 1944 has an who died in Eilert e while in World War II prisoner the the plot Connor who died in 1891 of war camps in the Utah area The Memorial Day rites will be is buried near by Also interred in the cemetery conducted by the Utah German American Society with Dr Gun- are men who fell while fighting ' in for the United States in all its ter Kamppf consul-generPerennial and Annual wars of the last century — the San Francisco for the Panties 25 Varieties Petunias West German govern Civil War Spanish-- m e r I c a n Salvia - Marigolds - Snaps WarWorld War I World War II ment invited to preside Baganlas Dahlias Others A detachment of soldiers from and Korea Poppers - Egg Plant - Tomatoes In one corner is a tall red Ft Douglas will form the color sandstone monument marking the Phone common grave of 21 Germans who SHAW'S GREENHOUSE died at Ft Douglas during “the Lee North Ogdon World War” It wasn’t labeled as World War I in those days SUNDAYS AND pSDCM They were members of the VJrClM EVENINGS crew of a German battleship that o and Weber counties Sheriff Day said the last two avests were made last night and that erne of the youngsters listed 16 jods ne was m on during the past five weeks Some of the S L 1IA STANDARD-EXAMINE- R in with bombings” Several Reports Beckstead said his office has pletely stripped had several other reports of dyna The youngsters admitted num mite being found and that these j erous gasoline thefts the sheriff also are under investigation He said said all his deputies were alerted sheriff Day said the boys have to watch for any new leads in admitted stealing throughout the case He added that six men Davis Cbunty and in Ogden and were directly assigned to the in- Salt Lake City vestigation Nine city police of“Their crimes have largely ficers also are investigating the been petty larceny” said the bombings sheriff “and we cannot find that The latest in the series of un they have committed burglary or expected blasts damaged a county stolen more expensive auto acsheriff’s car early yesterday white cessories such as radios” it was parked in front of the Virtually all of the thefts have eounty jail There were no in- occured since the first of the juries to human beings but’ sev- year and most of them in the past eral windows in nearby build- couple months the sheriff added ing were shattered’ t He said that he and his entire ’Authorities reported that auto- staff has been investigating the mobile fragments debris a bit series of thefts His deputies inof fuse and some waxed paper clude Don Lee Kenneth Ham-mofound at some of the bombing Larkin fend Bill scenes have been sent to FBI Peters Larry laboratories in Washington D C Officers said they hoped to learn what materials were used in the r n Medics Give 'Award of Merit' SALT LAKE CITY (AP) J Bracken Lee was given an award of merit by the Utah State Medical Assn last night praising him for his efforts “toward preservation of the high ideals of the free enterprise sys- Two Hill Field Builders Appeal Perjury Conviction Gov SALT LAKE CITY (UP) — Walter E Hutchinson and Harold J Schnitzer convicted of sec e perjury in connec tion with a lawsuit involving construction at Hill Air Force Base today appealed to the Utah Su preme Court Both men were representatives of Harsh Utah Corp They were convicted March 28 1955 by Judge A H Ellett sitting in Davis County Second Court Each was fined $500 and given a suspended jail term Ellett held the men gave false testimony as to the date of a minute entry about return of con- Dr Charles Ruggeri Jr president of the association made ond-degre- District six-mon- th tributed surplus capital to Schnitzer The testimony was given in a suit brought by Pacific States Cast Iron Pipe Co against Harsh Utah Corp tem” the presentation The bronze plaque bore this inscription: “For your outstanding contributions toward preservation of the high ideals of the free enterprise system which meahs freedom of the medical profession and better medical care for the people further for your contribution toward better medical care for the people of extra adornment— a black stone on which is carved a replica of the Nazi Iron Cross awarded Eilert in 1939 In the same neat rows are the graves of 12 Italians — like Giovanni Cincotta Vincenzo Pazzi and Angelo Meli — who came to Utah as prisoners and never leftThe lone Japanese POW buried tc:l rd - 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