Show TEMPERATURES THE WEATHER Ogdea Boise Chicago Dearer Las Vefaa OGDEN: Partly cloudy thundershowers high 88 low 62 TJTAII: Partly cloudy scattered bowers high 2 low scat-tere- 82-9- 94 3 Max Min Portland 71Provo 62 Salt Lake 97 79 San Fran 59 St Geora Logan Los Angeles 84 6 Seattle 19 72 Wajhlnjton New York 52-6- 2 84th YEAR d Max MInf sa SOPocatclIo OGDEN UTAH FRIDAY EVENING TELEPHONE 7711 No 219 AUGUST 19 1955 DIAMONDS SNATCHED UP fnfl n n irTi AT FASTEST CLIP EVER i WASHINGTON (UP)— Cutter Laboratories will get a favor-abl- e verdict in the government's forthcoming report on the outbreak of polio among children who received Cutter vaccine industry sources said today They said the report expected to be published in a few days shows that scientists failed to establish the exact cause of the Cutter incident despite nearly four months of exhaustive investi gation But they added that the docu1 sensitive tissue culment suggests the trouble prob- ture Highly tests at the Health Service's ably stemmed from shortcomings Hamilton Mont laboratory and in the government's original safety standards rather than from elsewhere established the presnegligence or failure on the part ence of infective live virus in of Cutter some samples of Cutter vaccine Nearly 70 persons who received The virus in the final product is Cutter shots were struck down by polio in the early days of the supposed to he dead 2 No evidence was found howmass inoculation program The ever that this live virus slipped a touched national off outbreak scare and led to sweeping through because Cutter failed to changes in federal safety stand- comply with federal testing and On the conards safety standards indication is that Cutthe trary MAJOR INVESTIGATION ter complied with the standards All Cutter vaccine made in but that they were insufficiently Berkeley Calif was immediately sensitive to rule out a "Cutter withdrawn from distributidn The incident" Health Service launched a ma3 No action to suspend or rejor investigation to find out if voke Cutter's license to make Salk the vaccine was to blame and if shots is recommended so why 4 No evidence was found to The report on the results of support the theory which had the inquiry is now in the final been advanced as a possibility stages of preparation ! Health that the suspect Cutter lots acciService officials refused to re- dentally became contaminated by veal any details but industry live virus during the bottling sources said drafts of the docu- process after they-ha- d passed ment include these points: their regular tests -- WORST SINCE D HUNGER Tavern Man Chicago Nabs ECiller After Hunt Says Payoff 72-Ho- ur (AP) —Chicago's greatest manhunt since the days of gangster John D Winger ended last night with) a cop killer begging:' " "Don't shoot Don't shoot" Richard his the plea Despite Carpenter fought Apologizes to City captors to the end though unarmed He wrestled with policemen who dragged him out of a tear third floor apartment For Saying Ogden "No doubt about it He was Police Were Bribed driven out by tear gas5 It (the station Carpenter's fingerprints a were found loaded with in getlater prints apartment) was just car he commandeered By LOU GLAD WELL It" said Detective £lwood Zuley away Police said admitted Carpenter 40 one of the first to grab CarA young beer tavern operator slaying Murphywho had arrested penter who him on a subway train The young yesterday accused police of Zuley said the fugitive who gunman was wanted in connec- receiving payoffs from other within a period killed tion with a series of robberies joints in the area today admitone policeman critically wounded Kerr After shooting Carpenter ted his accusations were "unanother and terrorized a family for 23 hours made an apparent fled the theater and ran a block warranted and inaccurate" to 2040 Potmac Ave There he gesture of surrender by sticking forced Salvador Hernandez 24 operhimself into a second floor both hands through an open door ator Club baseapartment of Leonard Powell 31 ment ofofthe178Acapulco 25th St told the YANKED INTO HALLWAY a truck driver Powell's wife StelThe detective said he grabbed la 30 and their children Robert City Council yesterday "other taverns around me have police one outstretched hand Patrolman 7 and Diane 3 were present Powell quoted the instruder as bought off and are left alone" John Kennedy 54 grabbed the other Together they yanked Car- saying: "I'm Carpenter I just His appearance before the shot a policeman in the Biltmore Council resulted from a recent penter into a narrow hallway Aided by several other officers Theater You've got to hide me" suspension of his beer license by From Wednesday night until Police Chief Maurice J Schooff they wrestled Carpenter to the floor to escape gunfire and tear his capture 23 hours later Powell ALLISON AROUSED gas shells pouring into the apart- said Carpenter kept his family His claim that police are rement No gun of Carpenter's was virtual prisoners He permitted ceiving practically payoffs Powell to go to work yesterday found in the apartment E J AlCity Manager brought Kennedy said the slightly built so as not to arouse suspicion lison of his out chair gunman described by his mother Carpenter's determination not "You be able to better as harboring a passionate hatred to arouse neighbors suspicions that" Allison warned himprove for policemen battled fiercely proved his eventual undoing ' "I can" Hernandez returned when handcuffed Carpenter was Powell said their captor allowed not wounded In the police bar- the children to go out and play cooly Mr Allison then instructed last night and he permitted Mrs City Attorney rage Dan "to He was hustled into a squad Powell to sit on the front steps make a note of that Alsup and draw car and taken to 4he North Av- of the apartment building as was up appropriate action" Afterenue Police Station Milling her custom ward Mr Alsup said the city Powell asked! Carpenter if he crowds shouted "kill him as he sue for libel might was taken to the lockup might join her He said it might Hernandez adToday He was captured a block north arouse neighbors' suspicions oth mitted hehowever' hurled the charges of the Biltmore Theater where erwise "while I was angry because of Once outside! Powell huddled action on Wednesday night he critically pending against my place" wounded policeman Clarence with his wife momentarily and unwarranted and "They sufon a plan She took the inaccuratewere decided Kerr 26 in a gun duel Kerr and make a fered a lung wound and Carpen children and moved out of gun public apology I hereby " in he ter a wound in his right thigh range from the apartment win- a statement this morning said signed They exchanged fire over the dow Powell scooted out of range before Chief Schooff and other heads of 250 frightened movie also He ran to a cigar store and witnesses called police patrons None was hurt! The chief had Hernandez A few minutes later Carpenter Kerr who had spotted Carin after hearing about penter in his seat sought to ar was captured ending the biggest brought the allegations The city will take rest him for the slaying about manhunt since police trapped no action in view of the further 21 years ago as he emerged 50 hours earlier of Detective Wilprompt apology City Manager liam Murphy 34 in a subway from a movie theater Allison said CHICAGO Story False 26-year-o- ld j : i l ex-convi- ct gas-fille- 72-ho- d ur j j f OLDEST DISCOVERY Divers Find Greek Fleet Beaten 2368 Years Ago — an Sicily (AP) Divers have found hulks which experts believe are those of a Greek war fleet lost 2368 years ago in one of the greatest naval defeats of ancient history The first skeletal wreckage was sighted this week by men who have been working for almost a month in the silt at the bottom of the broad Bay of Siracusa on the southeast coast of Sicily They described the gaunt ribs and sharp prow of what appeared to be an ancient trireme a galley with three banks of oars The wooden wreckage crumbled? at their touch "There can be no doubt"- said Prof Luigi Barnard Brea director of the Siracusa Historical Museum "that the wreckage is from the Athenianfleet that ancient Siracusa "We stand at the threshold of SUSPENDED LICENSE Chief Schooff suspended Her- a discovery of perhaps the most nandez beer license Aug 10 on ancient warships ever found on grounds juveniles r had been in earth" The search for the sunken fleet his joint and other troubles had was started by the Italian navy The Council there developed last night was to decide whether and the Sicilian department of to make the suspension perma- antiquities on clues furnished by Arthur Baker British consul in nent The chief's report on investigations made at the Acapulco by policemen contained the following information: Ten arrests for contributing a'nd frequenting had been made on the nights of Aug 5 and 6 Many fights had broken out inside and boys had been found with knives in their possession Two stabbing cases developed from fights started in the tavern water-logge- d 1 " j Dil-ling- er j NAMES IN THE NEWS Former British Prime Minister Clement Attlee has recovered from a cerebral thrombosis his 7 wife said today The illness (blood clot on- the Labor brain) of the not become did leader Party known publicly until last night The attack was the first health setback for Attlee since an appendix operation two years ago He is now troubled by a skin Alan Devoe 45 a naturalist staff writer for the Reader's Digest magazine and author of several books died yesterday After an absence of 18 years Hedy Lamarr has returned for a short visit to her native Vienna She left it after her nude swimming scene in the Austrian film "Ecstasy" catapulted her to fame "I cried like a little schoolwhen I arrived" she said girl ailment office The Labor Party's press Actress Lana Turner suffered said there is no reason to be- a concussion of the brain in a lieve that Attlee will not fulfill bathtub fall at Acapulco Mexico his customary party duties last week her studio said today Extent of the injury was not disPreparing for a trip to Russia covered until yesterday to undergo serious cancer surgery painter Diego Rivera has t L - i I drawn up a new will and taken new bride Mexican artist The announced last week he is suffering from cancer saying "I am not dying yet but I may be - be-seig- ed i d One fight started there resulted in a riot involving 20 persons Juveniles who were in the tavern drinking beer would run into the cafe part when officers api proached Hernandez accompanied to the meeting by several friends flatly denied the accusations He asked 1 why other taverns in the area were left alone by police and it was then he leveled the payoff ' charges The session ended with the license still on the suspended list pending outcome of the payoff charges Hernandez' subsequent withdrawal of the charges will call for different action when the Council meets in next regular cession Sept L X A ld v in two or three weeks" Rivera told a Mexico City news conference yesterday he had married Emma Hurtado dancer and model but declined to say where or when the marriage took place Under the terms of his will Rivera's extensive art collection and a house he built as a museum for it will go to the Mexican government on his death The collection includes about 1000 paintings and drawings and one of the finest groups of Indian sculptures in the world Rivera also told newsmen he Vvanted his ashes mixed with those of his first wife painter Frida Kahlo She died last year of v ld BULLETIN pre-Span-i- sh twin-engine- d ot j CLEMENT ATTLEE Illness Is Revealed Layton Girl Drowns Trying To Wade Pond LAYTON— The body of -- Myla Johnson was pulled from a pond near liere yesterday at 7 pm nearly four hours after she had stepped into a deep hole and drowned The youngster daughter of Mr and Mrs Vivian Johnson was attempting to wade across Andy's Pond about a mile east of Lay-to- n when the accident happened at 3 pm Both the victim and her sister Marcia 13 stepped into the deep hole Myla grabbed Marcia as both started to go under the water In trouble herself Marcia had to loosen Myla's grip to escape drowning The older girl's chest and arms were severely scratched where Myla had frantically grasped After her sister had gone under Marcia yelled at their brother Douglas 10 who was floating on a board a short distance away A farmer working in a field nearby heard the frantic yelling and summoned Davis County Sheriff LeRoi Day The youngster's mother had told them they could go swimming if accompanied by a neighborhood friend Walter Meacham 12 described as an excellent swimmer But on the way to the pond Walter's mother told him he couldn't go and the three Johnson children went ahead alone Sheriff LeRoi Day and deputies Bill Peters and Jess Stevens led the search for the body Many friends of the family also helped The body was found in about nine feet of water about 50 yards from the shore by a boat with dragging gear ©ids lumbia were hit by floods Pennsylvania counted 14 dead —eight drowned four killed in auto accidents and two electroI cuted One drowned in Virginia and Island two men were electrocuted by fallen power lines in Massachusetts and a third killed on a highway in that state A landslide killed three in Police Sgt Robert Houghton (left) and Officer William Sween of Long Beach Calif police department ponder the problem of Phillip French 8 who found a pair of police handcuffs on the beach Naturally Phillip tried them on his ankles and of course he couldn't get them off Phillip didn't have to hobble out of the police station A -- j ld Vermont Pennsylvania's anthracite region was among the hardest hit Scranton the fourth largest city in Pennsylvania with a population of over 120000 was without water Mayor James T Han-Io- n declared a state of emergency All business places and industrial plants were ordered closed The Red Cross hauled water by truck to the city's six hospitals Hanlon said the flood waters burst water mains creating ex-- TOWNSEND AND MARGARET 'BURN UP WIRES' LONDON (UP) — Group Capt Peter Towpsend and the British royal family were reported today to be burning up the telephone! wires between Brussels and Balmoral J Castle in Scotland Townsend is in Brussels currently on leave from his position there as British air attache Princess Margaret is at Balmoral for her 25th birthday celebration Sunday when she becomes free to marry with- out the consent of her sister i the Queen London's tabloid Daily Sketch in a dispatch from s a i d Townsend Brussels drove yesterday tt the office! of British Ambassador Sit Charles Warner after receiving a telephone call and applied for local leave" j "He has started to make arrangements to4eaye Brussels j i perhaps permanently" INDEX ! - 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Editorial Page 1 x Peter Edson 6A Dr Crane Gallup Poll Obituaries Drew Pearson Radio-TProgram 12A 13 A Sports 10 20 and 50 Years Ago J Vital Statistics Al Warden i 8A Women's Pages 8A V ! 'j 6A 5B 6A 5B 14A 6A 5B 12A 9A D© Mi I00S Over M ew 1 ng la M treme health and fire hazards were washed out isolating many Not far away the city of Tama-qu- a communities and stranding thouon the banks of the turbulent Schuylkill also was under sands of motoriststhe!Trains too rising tide emergency status Thousands were stopped by In Port Jervis busy summer were driven from their hoaes by resort in the Poconos vacation 6 to rose waters that muddy up feet in most downtown streets country about 1200 persons" Three of the town's four fire were evacuated from their homes engines were disabled and emer- Mayor James E Cole declared a gency service was being provided state of emergency and placed by Hazleton some 20 miles away civil defense plans into effect storm deluged The two-da- y Tamaqua telephone service and western midMassachusetts and Conpower was cut off before disalso necticut isolating some night and most of it was still towns abled at noon Friday A state of emergency was deHazelton itself functioned under trying conditions All the clared in Worcester where 9 hard coal mines in the region inches of rain fell in less than were idle because of high water 24 hours New Boston Russell Rainfall around Hazelton prob- ard Otis were cut off by the risably was the highest ever record- ing waters in the Farmington ed during a span It River Valley which runs from the Berkshires into Connecticut measured 111 inches Scores of helicopters were The Weather Bureau reported severe flooding along the en- pressed into service by the armed tire length of the Delaware — services The Coast Guard also from New York through eastern used amphibious ducks and an s Pennsylvania and into a good amphibian plane to evacuate some New of clinging hazardously Jersey portion Crest stages were reported to trees or standing on roofs of about the same jpr slightly higher flooded homes The major rivers involved than the great flood of 1903 were had flood a hadn't in tjie Schuylkill and DelaTamaqua ' ware in Pennsylvania Delaware 52 years The Delaware crested at 25 and Ramapo in New Jersey Delafeet at Port Jervis N Y break- ware and Neversink in New ing a dike along the bank It was York Potomac in Virginia Dis23 feet at Eastern Pa and 32 trict of Columbia and Maryland feet in western New Jersey Westfield in Massachusetts and where the stage was reported at Naugatuck and Mad in Connectieight feet above flood stage and cut still rising before noon Hundreds of other small Hundreds of roads and bridges streams and creeks overflowed j i v 28-ho- E Rhode I - Da mm age PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Torrential rains swept northward along the New England coast today leaving in their wake one of the worst floods ever to afflict the Eastern section of the United States At least 22 persons were reported killed and damage was estimated in the millions The drenching storm developed after Hurricane Diane spent its fury in the Carolinas j Nine states — Pennsylvania New Jersey Maryland Massa- The Utah Highway Patrol said it received a repori that a man appearing to be Mealer boarded an eastbound freight train at the mouth of Weber anyon early Friday Arrangements were made to check the train) when it arrived at Evanston Vyo but the Wyoming Highway patrol said it found no evidence of anyone having been aboard the train when it reached there Officers said the train had made a brief stop at Echo Junction- - 22-calib- er CCili chusetts Connecticut Vermont Rhode Island Virginia and New York — and the District of Co- WORKED JUST AS WELL AS HE3E TOO HAWTHORNE Nev (UP) — Air Force transport plane slammed info a 6000-fomountain peak today and burst into flames killing at least aeven airmen A MYLA JOnNSON Drowned in deep hole ! " t cancer t Siracusa and ardent student of Sicilian history Last summer Baker figured out from ancient records where the 119 Athenian ships probably were sunk in 413 BC He fished around the bottom of the bay 100 yards off the Ortigia Islands and brought back pieces of ancient pottery which spurred Italian authorities to send down divers The war fleet was sent by Athens against Corinthian-helSiracusa once Greece's greatest colony in the days of Alcibiades The Siracusians defended themselves well in their fortress-guarde- d bay and the Athenian commanders decided to withdraw Because of superstition however they waited until after the eclipse of the moon on Aug 27 413 BC By then it was too late The Siracusians trapped them by blockading the mouth of the harbor with the hulks of old ships All but 15 of the Greek ships were sunk The Athenian shore force of 6000 men was decimated and its survivors were sold into slavery Many historians have called the defeat the beginning of the end of the power of Athens He was shot last night by Cyril Draney of American Fork the game warden who said Gaines kidnaped him a short while earlier —using a toy gun Gaines was serving a prison sentence for robberv and at tempted murder He was trans ferred to the hospital ana om-ciasaid he led the escape Snndav nieht in which seven men —three of them convicts — broke from the institution One returned voluntarily and two others had been recaptured before Gaines was snot down a bullet in the back Doctors said the convict apparently was paralyzed from the waist down They said he complained: "I don't know why people are always! hurting me I never done anybody any harm" ESCAPEES SCATTERED Gaines said the seven men scattered as soon as they escaped He refused to say how he got the toy pistol which looked like a 45 or where he had been in the four days since he escaped Officers said the toy pistol apparently was the gun Gaines held in leading the escape Draney said he was fishing near Deer Creek Dam in Provo Canyon when Gaines crept up on him flourishing a weapon: Gaines forced Draney into the warden's car As they passed through Orem Draney said the car was low on gasoline and they pulled into a service station Then when station attendants diverted Gaines' attention Draney grabbed his gun and shot three times hitting Gaines once in the back KICKED HIS GUN AWAY As Gaines fell he tried to pull his toy pistol from his pocket One of the attendants Dennis Wilberg kicked it out iof his hand The other attendant Richard Ferguson 17 ran across the street to a cafe and called police The warden said he believed the purpose of Gaines trip was to get supplies for two of the escapees holed up in Provo Canyon Officers of Wasatch and Utah counties with men from the Utah Highway Patrol immediately blocked the exits of the canyon and launched a search for any of the other escapees who may be in the area Remaining at large were Jack Mealer 24 and David Vasquez 28 both of whom also were Utah State Prison inmates who had been transferred to the hospital and Mark J- - Baird 44 ls j SIRACUSA 55 73 game warden felled the Utah State Prison convict described as the leader of the mass escape from the Utah State Hospital and he was reported today in fair condition Dewey Gaines 57 of Ogden who in 1949 wounded an Ogden grocer Homer E Black is in the Utah Valley Hos- pital at Provo Cutter to Blame for Poor Polio Vaccine? 0 179 7i PROVO Utah (AP)— Bullets from the gun of a special US Standards Not Club George Weissling left and Larry Suttlemyre members of the Ogden 20-3unload some of the 10 abandoned ice boxes and refrigerators which the club collected yesterday in its "Seek and Destroy" campaign The units will be destroyed so that they will not be a menace to young children 95 j77 Shot Pa ralyzes Ogdenite Who Led Hospital Break -- DEATH TRAPS FEWER IN OGDEN JM — fl j j: i 5S jS4 5S ml t NEW YORK " 52 $ 5 CENTS 2 SECTIONS 26 PAGES (UP) — Diamonds are being snatched up at the fastest clip ever and most of the demand is coming fro mthe million or so couples who get engaged every year The girl gets a stone usually worth from $500 to several thousand dollars says diamond merchant Julius Furst president of the Fifth Avenue Jewelers Exchange The market has shifted says Furst Years ago it was the millionaires and sugar daddies who gobbled up the gems Actually you can buy a diamond for as little as $18 up to 1 million dollars or more One of the most expensive the Hope Diamond is valued from 1 million to 2 million dollars S 90 j ur per-son- - - |