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Show Nautical Wonder Man Seeks Retirement In New Orleans -5.:;,'"''T"",",'l l" r 1 : NEW ORLEANS (U.R) Capt. Frank E. (Hurricane) Clark, who established himself as a nautical wonder man a decade ago by Crossing the Atlantic three times Alone in 4a 30-fooU sailboat, is trying 10 reure in ixew unenns. Uivlna HvmI on half rations. watched a death battle bewteen tiger sharks and an octopus, Deen Charged with piracy and fought hurricanes, he'flnds retirement a little difficult He was at sea; 51 years. H nrkd no the nickname 'Hurricane" when he weathered the storm that smashed the eastern east-ern seaboard in 1938 during his first Atlantic crossing. Clark ran away., from his London Lon-don home at 14,- and signed as cabin boy aboard a two-masted Million Certain For Cities From Liquor Profits SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 21 fll.Pl Accountant Burton G. Clay of the state liquor control commission com-mission said today that Utah cities and counties can be sure of their $1,000,000 from liquor thfl. v,ar ' This means that the State of Utah will make $3,250,000 in the calendar year. Clay said that reports re-ports , from the stores and agencies show the October business busi-ness holding up fairly well, as ivimnarfwi urith a VMr a SO. The ' liquor law provides that the first $2,250,000 in profits go to the state general tuna ana that the surplus up to $1,000,-000 $1,000,-000 be distributed to local governments gov-ernments on a population basis. Prison Escapee To Be Returned SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 20 (U.R) Utah state prison officials were awaiting the return today of prison - escapee. Earl Eno, 52, who was arrested ia Stockton, Cat., last week- Eno is one of four prisoners who escaped Sept. 21 from the Utah state fairgrounds in Salt Lake City. He is the last of the four to be recaptured. Saved From Jail By Unborn Child CHEYENNE, Wyo., Oct 21 (U.R) A pretty,, 19-year-old widow was saved from a penitentiary sentence today by her unborn child. - ".-v.. ' i Mrs. Moneta Lee Bunch, who admitted helping her husband loot several Cheyenne homes when officers investigated his suicide last week, was placed on . parole and permitted to return to her home, in Oregon with her mother. : District judge Sam M. Thompson Thomp-son 4eld Mrs. Bunch that he would have sentenced her to a penitentiary term if she were not pregnant '- 1 , Occupants Escape Injury In Crash ' Property damage amounting to approximately $290, but no personal per-sonal injuries, resulted Wednesday Wednes-day night in a two car crash near Spring Lake on highway 91. - According to highway patrolmen patrol-men investigating the crash, the drivers involved were Gilbert S. Barnett, 1 39, Payon and Justin A. Kerr, Tooele. The report stated that Barnett was attempting to make a left hand turn off highway high-way 91 near Spring Lake when the second auto collided with the Barnett car. . Damage estimates listed $40 to the Barnett auto and $250 to the Kerr vehicle. Kerr was cited for failing to keep his car under con trol. ' , Rangers in. the national forests or using portable radios to save time, distance, useless effort, and timber. brig. He became an American citizen after World War L Adventure Begins In 1937, after sailing' "every , kind of ship that floats,! he returned re-turned to England to claim an inheritance in-heritance and begin the adven-; ture that brought him fame and! nearly scared him to death. In Penzance, England, he found a 30-foot fishing boat that was 60 years old; "I fell in love with her lines," said Clark, "and bought her for 100 pounds. I took her to Portsmouth, Ports-mouth, converted her to a yacht and called her The Girl Kathleen." Kath-leen." He removed the engines and rigged the vessel with mast and sails. On Aug. 19, 1938, he cleared Southampton for Charleston, S. C. "An English Channel , storm ruined half Clark's provisions. He continued on half rations. He sailed to the Canary Islands to pick up the northeast trade winds. "From there, I steered due west for the Bahamas," he said. Hurricane Comes Up 'Then, 500 miles east of the Bahamas, I lay becalmed for three . days i while a large squall slowly built up between me and land. I knew it was a hurricane." It was then that a giant octopus oc-topus came near the tiny boat and was ' attacked by tiger sharks. "I took cover In the cabin be cause that was one time I was afraid. You never saw such a thrashing and a churning in all your life. The sharks finally took him under." Clark tossed good seamanship to the winds, sailed directly into the hurricane, and won the safety of its calm - center. The - giant storm lashed the eastern United States coast, but brought Clark to the Bahamas, unscathed. He put in at Savannah, for first real meal in almost three months. Authorities promptly charged him with piracy for. not getting port clearance at South ampton. A buccaneering charge was tacked on because he didn t fly a flag. Escapes Prison Clark faced a 10-year prison sentence but finally cleared him self. He sailed on to Staten Is land and appeared on the radio show "We the People" as "the first American pirate of the 20th century." In July, 1939, Clark decided to sail back to England. A broken main boom off Newfoundland, caused by a heavy sea, was his only mishap. He landed at Corn- wail in July, the first man ever to make a round-trip Atlantic crossing in a small sailboat. - The outbreak of war in September, Sep-tember, 1939, made Clark decide to return to America. He cleared Portsmouth Oct 15, and' headed for the Canaries, and then Puerto Rico. In April, 1940, Clark landed at Miami, Fla. He sailed up the coast to Savannah, where a storm smashed The - Girl Kathleen, "which had become known all over the world." - "Altogether, I must have cov ered about 15,000 miles on the three trips," said the wiry old captain. "I got a lot of publicity, but that was all. I never received a dime." PROVO. UTAH COUNTY. UTAH. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1949 3 DUCHESNE, Utah, Oct. 21 (U.R) Judge William S. Dunf ord an nounced today that trial of Hugo E. Opsahl, Colorado timber worker work-er accused of the hammer slaying of his wife, probably will start on Nov. 28 in Duchesne. Opsahl will be arraigned on In the strongest vaults in the Nov. 3. Opsahl, 37, is charged with4 world, situated in the Royal Mint, Collard To Speak At Snow College ; Provo's mayor and former president of the student body at Snow ' College, Mayor George E. Collard, will be principal speaker at the homecoming events at the school Oct 29. The mayor's speech will be the opening of the annual founders day celebration. A fellowship banquet is scheduled for noon and the gridiron tilt will highlight high-light the afternoon festivities. A student production "Howdy Stranger" will be staged at 7:30 p. m. and the day will be climaxed with the founders day dance at 9 p. m. , Afreets &Ut4 ON DUTY 4 I IC x i Vj 'J - ft ' killing his 52-year-old wife, Mrs Edna L. Opsahl of Denver, and (NEA TeUphoie) OLD FAITHFUL Paul Denning, Den-ning, Mesa, Ariz., veterinarian's assistant, surveys the plight of Buster, an lnquisitiye dog that got too close to a porcupine. Mr. Pore fired a barrage of quills and scored perfect hits on Buster's face. Denning said he could get the quills out, but warned Buster the operation opera-tion wouldn't be pleasant Doctors Fail In Restoring Life To Boy's Frozen Body SHELBY, Mont., Oct. ,21 (U.R) Two country doctors failed in a7-hour fight to save the life of a 12-year-old refugee boy found frozen in a blizzard. r . , . , Drs. L. J. Salan and Steve ' Adasakavich gave up their attempts to . revive . young Bruno Kristoviak, son of a , displaced Polish couple. They had "conceded there was "only one in a thousand" chance to save the youngster, but their hopes soared in mid-afternoon when a faint heart murmur was detected. Young Bruno and his 15-year-old brother, Stanislaw, wandered away from their ranch home near here Tuesday Tues-day during the unseasonal blizzard. A search party of 100 men found the older boy first, huddled down in an exhibition ex-hibition building at the Marias Mar-ias fairgrounds here nearly 24 hours later. He suffered exposure, but will recover, doctors said. Bruno was found shortly after on an open prairie about ' a mile and a half from his home. Searchers said he was "apparently dead," but Drs. Salan and Adasakavich immediately im-mediately began the prolonged prolong-ed treatment, consisting of artificial respiration in a mechanical respirator and simultaneous injection of , stimulating drugs. , . The Kristoviak family of mother and father and the two boys have lived and worked on the John Hasquet sheep ranch near Shelby since arriving in Montana as displaced persons. , Duchesne Murder Trial Date Set (kit w firtttf? THE PREFERRED FLEXIBLE FIRE CURTAINS Fleaqcreen't jheer woven-tnetal folds add charm tw your fireplace and afford absolute protection against flying sparks. Convenient, too exclusive Unipull opens or closes both curtains at one time with one hand. 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