Show - : ' r WEATHER UTAH: Snow or - northwest portion Monday fair IDAHO: Unsettled Sunday and Monday with rains Hr U 5£ rain Sunday slightly colder in n- S -n -- J Then they said one to another We do not well this day is a day of good tidings and we hold oar peace if we tarry till morning li-- bt some mischief will come upon us —II Kings 7:9 Speak move act in peace as If you were in prayer In truth this is prayer— Fenelon snows over moun- moderate tains temperature By FRANK FRANCIS Mrs Charles E Roe field secre- tary of the National Congress of Parents- and Teachers will be in Ogden on Wednesday and that evening will address a meeting in Central Junior High school - Mrs Roe is a gifted speaker and a message for every one will have interested in the Parent-Teach- er movement which has grown to great proportions throughout the nation SUNDAY MORNING JANUARY 6 1935 Wyoming Hereford Is Grand Champion Steer THRONGS RUSH Iews and Views OGDEN CITY UTAH PAGES THIRTY-TW- O Year— No 211 Sixty-fift- h ARRAY OF NEW PLAN SOUGHT MEL10TORS DY PRESIDENT Four Major Changes Are Sum of 880 Million Needed To Wind Up Relief Noted In New York Auto Show HORSEPOWER RAISED ':WW::f'-Vif-'w- Along With Greatest of Ease on Highways ' - ROBiisIteal They must combine theory with the will to do That assured then LOAD OFJEWELS Cargo Hijacked in Chicago 0 one can predict for them a larger measure of success CHICAGO Jan 5— (AP)— A truck The youngsters who are in Ogden are full of life but courteous and carrying $50000' worth of jewelry from a loop building to a railroad well behaved as a group station was hijacked tonight by have men police said is three observation that they My The robbers apparently followed been well cared for indicating good the truck as it left the Heyworth home surroundings building on East Madison street At of the pinch Roosevelt road and South Wabash They give no evidence which the drouth- - and depression avenue they forced the machine combined might have inflicted 'on with its valuable cargo to the curb farm families Compelling the driver of the truck to climb into their car one of the Traveling through the strato- trio got into" the truck and drove sphere Wiley Post who flew round it to another street intersection sevthe world alms to make the journey eral blocks away ' There It- - was from Los Angeles to New York in emptied of its contents eight hours The Jewelry was contained in a which John Thurow driver trunk Wearing an ozygen suit he will for a transfer concern was taking fly 30000 feet high from the Oscar Lessing Jewelry It is possible for him to make Manufacturing company to the Illigood on his venture nois Central railroad station Thurow told police two of the If he does then eventually travel robbers transferred the contents of across the continent through the the trunk to two suitcases while stratosphere will be a regular thing the third guarded! him with a revolver They then left him beside When that comes people from the truck and drove away the west coast will go visiting in r— the morning in New York and return home in time for the evening meal What would the pioneers have said if some one in their day had predicted an achievement of that kind? So many are the remarkable triumphs in which man is conquering space that no one dares say where the limit may be Some day a trip - from Ogden to Europe will be offered those who are and the ship will require less time to make that great flight than it took the old stage coaches to cover the distance from Ogden to the Idaho line air-mind- ed Edward A Filene is Boston's richest merchant He is something more than a rich man He is a philosopher - Addressing a body of students he told them to allow no one to cloud i ? their' minds with a fetish "It is the law of this machine age" he said "ths a social mechanism must be operated to serve the Community and if we are so blind-E- d by the superstition of individual-Ur- n that Jaw we cannot understand that we not only injure the com- munity "but in the long run injure urselves" Many a man of wealth has jhansed his philosophy of life in pie last five years TTTT - o M MJLL Twin Falls and Tremonton Youths Awarded Purple Ribbons Burley Cyprus and Box Elder Future Farmers Win Out ing pledged approval by their followers congress will tackle immediately next week an $880000000 appropriation to taper off the dole and then turn at once to a work relief program embracing more than four times that amount Conferees of President Roosevelt1 disclosed this line-u- p today as the lead off for a program to be submitted piece-me- al from the White House Work will be started immediately after receipt on Monday of what they described as a budget message These same leaders predicted that congress would approve the relief measures without undue delay and with probably only slight change REQUEST ON MONDAY Probably on Monday President Roosevelt is to send his request for the $880000000 emergency relief appropriation designed to taper off direct handouts by next November Later in the week he is scheduled to transmit a special message calling for the creation of a new set-u- p to handle some $4000000000 in carrying out his work-reliprogram until private industry absorbs some 3500-00- 0 employable and for the return of around 1500000 unemployables to local relief Some house members who have followed the tax situation closely although declining to be quoted today discussed where the money for this huge program was coming from Some even went so far as to say it ' might be necessary to enact new taxes 'At any rate they were preparing to $416000000 in "nuisance" taxes which expire at the end of the present fiscal year as the president requested at a meeting with leaders ATTORNEY FOR HAUPTMAHN IS W H R Colorado Domino 165th grand champion steer of the sixteenth annual Ogden livestock show a Hereford bred owned and exhibited by Wyoming Hereford ranch of Cheyenne Left to right Secretary E J Fjeldsted of the show R J Kinzer secretary of the American Hereford Breeders association Kansas City K C Ikeler manager of the show land of the Ogden Union stockyards Jack Lawrence herdsman for the Wyoming Hereford ranch who showed Colorado Domino and Judge W L Blizzard Stillwater Okla who placed Colprado Domino grand champion DAIRY MARKET Stock Show Sidelights OUTLOOK GAINS S FOR NEW YEAR By WALTER WARREN Associated Press Business Writer SAN FRANCISCO Jan 5 — (AP) — Pacific) slope dairy producers began a new year' with a much improved - market outlook over that of a year- ago Prices are higher and surplus stocks reducsd The reduction- of butter stocks in cold storage assumes spectacular proportions And lower supplies of eggs are much than a year' ago Production is lower too Hie consumer however need not fear a pinch Dealers have found that current prices are near the top level consistent with satisfactory volume Any rise brings curtailment of consumption FEED KISES TOO While (benefits have come to the dairymen from the rise in prices feed prices have risen enough to ' cut into jprofits 1934 in San bitter for Top prices Francisc averaged 25 cents a pound wholesale F H McCamble federal expert rpports This compares with 21 cents in the preceding year - Production for the year he estimated was down about 12 per cent but is currently running 15 to 15 per cent lower than a year ago in the Pacific states and 17 per cent lower in jthe mountain states Cheese runs "about parallel to butter more! poultry marketed marketed volume of The poultry is larger than a year ago-anprices are a little higher Poultrymen have had to face rising costs which more than matched higher prices Pricesj for eggs have lately been on the uptrend and clearances of stocks good Ih the last week of 1934 Pacific coast egg receipts at principal markets' were down more than 10 per cent from a year ago Laying stock has been reduced from last year and the outlook is for smaller receipts this year at least for some d j months :-- U to Cost $5 for Each Month jW alking NEwj YORK Jan 5:— (AP)— Walking the dog nocturnal task of Manhattan countless husbands marched right into the selectr category of big business today James Daley president of "Daily WASHINGTON Jan 5— (AP)— Dog Walking Service Inc" said A prediction that the senate for- that for $5 a month he will walk a eign relations committee would ap- dog 20 minutes a day six "days a prove the world court resolution at week He won't be bothered with its meeting next Wednesday was on Sunday The twice-a-da- y made today by Senator Robinson dogs fee is $8 a month and three-a-da- y Democratic leader after a White $12 a month House conference He estimated 3000 New York men Secretary Hull and Senator Pitt-ma- n will bid for his corporation's conchairman of the senate com- tracts- when the actual dog -- walking mittee participated in the confer- starts ' within two weeks ence with Robinson and President '— — Roosevelt j BANDITS GET $250 The Democratic leader did not an as to whether be express opinion HUDSON S D Jn 5— (AP) — believed the senate would approve Three gunmen held up the First the resolution National bank here today scooped up about $250 from counter bills and then exchanged shots with J assistant cashier as they fled One of the gunmen was have been wounded Killed Thetorobbers were unable to get into the vault - because of a time BELGRADE Yugoslavia Jan 5 lock — (AP) — Fireworks intended for celt ebration of the Serbian Christmas QUAKES FELT ABROAD January 7 exploded - in a crowded store here today and brought death LONDON Janl 5 — (UP) — Earthto at least four persons including quake shocks in widely separated the proprietor areas of Europe and Asia Minor The building was enveloped in caused alarm in the past 24 hours flames and many were trampled in but apparently little damage and no the panic four bodies were recov- loss of life resulted ered and an unknown number of Terrors were reported from' Turpersons were missing key Bulgaria and Holland F-Bo- be-liv- ed i FIRST MARKS O Eennion cf Th 3 general manager Dessret Evening News OF YEAR circumsiancss surrounding the founding of the farms cf Grain Valley Mo Shorthorn exhibitors at the Ogden show Steel Motors and Retail for years Saturday afternoon Trade Take Lead in t2d Sni-A-B- Prices Higher Surpluses Lower But Feed Is More Costly BUSINESS GAIN ar Mr Bennion who spent many years in the' vicinity of Grain Valley related that Col William R Nelson cwner of the Kansas City ar Star provided for the farm in his will Sni-A-B- Under the document's direction acres were purchased and money 3t aside to carry on experiments as directed 1-- Pure bred Shorthorn bulls and grade Shorthorn cows were to be used to prove that superior beef ?nimal3 cculd be thus produced in Iiu-g- e quantities These experiments have now been progressing for about 15 years In 15 years more all the land and the iinimals under terms of the will are to 'become the property' of the state of Missouri Whimpy 66 the champion Short horn fat steer and reserve fat steer of the show is one of these grade animals from a purebred sire and a herdssrade dam which men declare the farm is producing "by the carload" Sni-A-B- DAYS ar W H R Colorado Domino 165th the grand champion fat steer of the show aH eref ord bred owned and exhibited by the Wyoming Hereford ranch of Cheyenne is a beautiful animal "He's never been weighed" declared JaCk Lawrence W H R herdsman in commenting on the animal Jack said Colorado Domino has been fitted on a diet of corn oats1 bran oil meal and alfalfa hay The grand champion was shown at the Chicago International last month and was "second in his class to the reserve champion Hereford steer Advance - By RADER WINGET Associated Press Financial Writer (Copyright 1935 by The Associated Press) Business took a confident step last week into the new year and pointed with pride ' to sustained gains Steel and automobile production and general retail trade were undoubtedly the" leaders but electric power production and carloadings declined somewhat less than seasonally The week was broken by the New Year's holiday and many plants were closed for inventory but the usually dull period was enlivened deby numerous contra-season- al velopments sustaining or adding to some previous gains Steel production was at 392 per cent of capacity as estimated last week for the entire! country by the American Iron and Steel institute the highest point for that usually very quiet week in four years MAJOR SPUR Automobile production was a major spur to steel Motor orders were reported high enough to hold assembly lines until March Employment now is estimated 35 per cent over last month and 60 per cent above this period last year Retail sales dropped last week from the previous week but less than the same seasonal fall a year ago Demand is J reported by authorities as shifted to industrial centers from agricultural communities a change noted by an unusually early influx of buyers in the wholesale centers Electric power production for the week ended December' 29 was reported by the Edison Electric institute of 1650467000 kilowatt hours an increase of 12 per cent over 1933 but a drop from the previous week The week to week decline was less than seasonal and the total marked the highest Christmas week on rec " ord vv' Freight movement on class 1 rail- A Hereford was grand champion steer last year Anxiety Prcmme the 18th was his name shown by Jimmy McClelland herdsman for the Foster roads totaled 425120 cars for- the Farm of Rexf ord Kansas week ended December 29 off 122775 cars from the previous week and Jimmy showed a Hereford Satur- under the comparable period of 1933 day a junior champion yearling The drop from the previous week which was reserve champion Here- however was less than usually exford to the Wyoming Hereford perienced at that time of year ranch winner It is a TRADE REPORTS New York— Retail trade7 last week V (Continued on Page Two) New York Metropolitan area in the ' rof the Second federal reserve district was reported quiet with dollar Sends Cuff volume of sales about equal to last The response to January year Bill sales" was Check To said to be spotty Chicago — ''Post holiday retail ST LOUIS Jan 5— (AP)— A shirt wholesale and mail order business cuff white and freshly starched was in the Chicago area of the Seventh received by the city water depart- federal reserve district maintained ment today a pace better than a year ago rer On the cuff was written a facsim- ports from most sources indicated ile of a bank check for $3080 bearSan Francisco— Activity was reing the signature of Fred Dienstbier ported brisk in banking wholesale 75 a retired Jeweler trade engineering construction and Water department officials com- lumber last week in the Twelfth municated with Mr Dienstbier who federal reserve district Bank detold them he had mailed the cuff in posits gained but loans did not keep payment of his bill pace Oil industry conditions were "Yes indeed it's good" he said reported stable Wholesale tiouses T Just did it for the novelty of it" reported the best collections in a decade but the value of general building was low with engineering Hoover Silent As construction at record high levels and Oregon lumber sales He Visits Chicago Californiawere increosed over the preceding week and reported much higher CHICAGO Jan 5— (AP)—Former than a year ago - : M President Herbert Hoover arrived on SEVEN LOST FIVE SAFE a California train today for a three HAVANA or four day stay His visit he said Jan' 5— (AP)— Seven was for "purely personal business" members of the crew of the Cuban Questions about President Roose- fishing smack Julian Bengoecha velt's message yesterday and about were missing and five were safe business conditions met Mr Hoo- today after the little vessel was comment remmed and sunk by the S S ver's i!su?l ansr7cr--"n- o Havana to make on public matters" - half-broth- er - Jeweler Pay : - : — Sea-tra- in Delay Naming Lindbergh Kidnapers Why By WILLIAM A KINNEY (Copyright 1935 b The Associated Iress) (AP) FLEMINGTON N J Janof 5— Edward J baby Lindbergh evoked from Prosecutor Anthony M Hauck Jr tonight a challenge to name ' the persons immediately Reilly in New York for the weekend recess of the Hauptmann trial on a charge of murdering Charles Augustus Lindbergh Jr announced he would disclose the names of the four persons probably about - Thursday Hauptmann he said was not one of them He would not comment when asked directly if Betty Gow the baby's nurse was one of the four he intended to name "If Mr Reilly knows any other persons connected with this case as a member of the bar and as an officer of the court he should dis- close their identity to the prosecu- (Continued on Pare Two) -- last night NEXT COMES SECURITY broad social security program combining unemployment insurance old age pensions and other welfare prop- non-Germ- by some $100-0000- 00 Efforts are to be made to eliminate duplication of f ederal state and local taxes an Inquiry into which already has been ordered by Secretary Morgenthau The NRA is to be continued with certain modifications to make it more workable and probably to eliminate price fixing and production control Banking legislation has not yet been' considered by the president since it Is still being studied by the emergency executive council but it will be Inserted late on the schedule ' Consolidation of all forms of interstate ' transportation regulation (Continued qn Ease Two) - an 4-- i While members of congress today digested the president's message (of yesterday and studied reports of tjie conference attended by '13 Demp-crat- ic leaders last night it was authoritatively developed today th4t: The president virtually has giv0n up hope of stopping passage of tfie soldiers' cash bonus in the hoiise crease collections old :r j : Four-- H club girl of Lewiston Montana Kooerta s sieer iimmy aeieaiea that of her sister and two "score others to become grand champion of the Four-- H club division It then competed against an Aberdeen-Angu- s grand champion of the Future Farmer division shown by J Fred Skinner of Spanish Fork and won Fear in Lesser grand championship junior division Lights Party honors Skinner's animal was reof Being Put Off serve champion of the junior divis'Rolls ion Skinner also won the Future Farmer showmanship and fitting BERLIN Jan 5 — (AP) —Lesser first prize halter offered by the J Brothers company for lights in the Nazi party were re- G Read & which he handled his in the as way in described living today liably fear that they will be eliminated steer The reserve champion Future from the party rolls before the midFarmer steer was a Shorthorn shown dle of April "The cleansing has already start- by Darrell Cardon of West Warren official declar- a member of the Weber County ed" a ed today "although in a different High school chapter In Ogden way from the blood purge of June which Is coached by Vern Oberhans- 30 ley "Some have already been ousted IDAHO LAD WINS but the big cleanup is expected in Floyd Dalss of Buhl Idaho won many party circles including the f irst place among H club exhibitors ranks of the storm troopers within three months '"'i Calf club members and Orvill "Prussian Premier Hermann Wil-hel- m Dairy lance Pleasant View was second Roy Goering recently asserted with Frank Southwick of Buhl third publicly that there won't be another Bernard Jones Pleasant View June 30 so a blood purge is not to fourth Jones Pleasant and Clyde be expected" View fifth was an The statement outgrowth The best beef club exhibit was five of a new crop of reports circulating in well Informed circles as a result Heref ords shown by the Corbley fo Reichsfuehrer Hitler's mysterious Baby Beef club of Fergus county meeting last Thursday which was Montana Members are Roberta and said unofficially to be a consulation Julia and Dorman Jackson Jr chilon Hitlerism's immediate domestic dren of Dorman Jackson of Livingston The two girls drove 1000 miles and international plans y Several of these reports concerned to Ogden to show their animate probabilities regarding the Saar Dorman Jr did not accompany plebiscite It was pointed out that them Their father is one of MonNazi propaganda harps on the state- tana's largest Hereford cattlemen ment that "ori January 13 the Saar Julia 17 the elder of the-twgirls will return to Germany" without was quite chagrined when Timmy the fact that final Franco-Ge- the steer of her sister Roberta 15 mentioning rman negotiations may con- defeated her steer Montana Scotty sume several weeks for champion honors in the This was interpreted in some H grand division and went on into the quarters as intentionally misleading junior division to compete against In order to have a trump up the the Future Farmer winner Montana Nazi sleeve allowing for greater H champion Scotty was reserve mobilization in preparation for some steer sort of action Circles in which this The Weber county Jersey calf club Idea was expressed however de- was adjudged the best county dairy clared Germany does not fear club consisting of five females calf France in a military way of the same breed The second-plac- e county beef calf Chec exhibit behind the Montana group was Gooding county Bliss Idaho Beat "Em All club from Bliss which To City showed Angus cattle and the S I Beef club from near John FRESNO Calif Jan 5— (UP) — MaladBaby was third on Herefcrds Idaho Police Judge M K Gibbs today had "with the Cassia County Better Baby autoSir Charles Kingsford-Smith- 's Beef club from Elba Idaho fourth faa check the from $10 and graph CLEAN SWEEP mous transpacific flier A group of Sharon Idaho youths Sir Charles arrested here several Leslie on cf Densley Sidney Densley and speeding ago "charges days within the city limits and driving a Glen Hymas scored practically a car without an operator's license clean sweep in the Ramooumet mailed the sum in payment of his sheep competition although Wayne fine Hansen of Spanish Fork took soma ' : create a fund to aid contributions until they were sufficient to meiet demands The government would be repaid this money out of future contributions CANT STOP BONUS j -- NAZIS STARTS ositions will be given congress While some members today took the attitude that these subjects should : be handled separately for legislative purposes it was agreed by leaders to follow President Roosevelt's plan to lump them into an cmnibus bill Final decision on how these measures will be administered has yet to be made It was suggested in more than one quarter that a new executive department of welfare be created but there was some objection among the leaders to this Details of the social security program have not yet been given Democratic chieftains particularly with reference to how large a percentage of contributions is "tobe made by industry for unemployment insurance' It was made clear however that the administration wjas prepared to propose the government (D-N- C) - roly-pol- CLEANSING OF In short' order after the relief moves the president's plan for a and plans to bring pressure on tjie Democratic dominated senate Ito prevent its overriding a certain veto The house ways and means com- mittee in the words of Chairman will take up the Doughton bonus as soon as it can with due consideration to other important matters without "delay or dodge" The bonus issue was not discussed at the White House conference Existing excise taxes lapsing or being reduced on July 1 jand returning some $416000000 in revenue annually art to be continued permanently with some possible revision Administrative features of the income tax law are to be revised and additional internal revenue agents will! be allowed in an effort to in- Reilly chief defense counsel for Bruno Richard Hauptmann that' he would name four persons next' week as the "actual kidnapers" of the act iixuu nuauui oci ivivti-- s uture Farmer of Tremonton stepped out of the junior competition and won grand championships in the open division with their hogs Stivers" Hampshire hog was grand champion individual fat barrow of the open show when it defeated all open contestants after having been adjudged grand champion Future Farmer fat barrow Stivers also won honors for showmanship and fitting of hogs among Future Farmers y Wilson's 25 Chester Whites were named grand champion carlot of fat hogs in the open class after they had been adjudged grand champions among Future Farmer and all junior division entries This is the third year in a row that a Bear River chapter Future Farmer coached by Mark Nichols has wen this honor Last year and in 1333 De Lawn Diedrickson Future Farmer from the same chapter won with his carlcts of Chester Whites Wilson also won the $15 special prize with his fat carlot of Chesters offered jointly by John Clay and company and Peek Brothers commission firms MONTANA GIRL WINS xne grand cnampion steer oi tne junior department was also a Hereford shown by Roberta Jackson xxuiiy Prosecutor 'Asks ef re-en- After naming W H R Colorado Domino 165th a Hereford as grand champion Individual fat steer of the show early Saturday afternoon Judge W L Blizzard selected Hick brown a Southdown April lamb showed by the University cf Idaho at Moscow as grand champion individual fat lamb of the shew FARM BOYS WIN Don W Stivers Future Tanner f youth from Twin Falls Idaho and URGED TO TALK 20-po- int Robinson Predicts World Court Plan OK Fireworks Explodes Four Persons TTD Some House Members of champions reserve champions and champions were GRAND in rapid order Saturday afternoonas judges Opinion Taxes Must in Be Increased junior and open departments ran cattle sheep and hogs through the ring pell mell By CECIL B DICKSON Hundreds of school children flocking through the aisles (Associated Press Staff Writer) WASHINGTON Jan 5— ( AP) — and to the seed and poultry show balconies increased the ttumult and excitement With majority leaders already hav- 4 t By MAX HILL $50-00- arm Jijoy Urat tier nomors At Hog fcJi Arrangements JOBS PROGRAM NEXT Glide Truck Loaded With 1T © ion -- T FUND TO TAPER PRESENT DOLE Cars LAST EDITION TWO SECTIONS TO VIEW GREAT (Associated Press Staff Writer) NEW YORK Jan 5 — (AP) — are in The organizations Ogden Vivid of color the motor doing excellent work in bringing cars forsplashes 1935 made their first public between about a closer homes appearance today drawing trethe schools and the mendous crowds that New York An effort is being made to have automobile show officials estimated the Ogden council affiliated with would break all records for the the National Congress of Parents opening day Beauty is stressed along with and Teachers' safety economy and many meThe autoA poet advises us to accept the chanical improvements 1935 mobile course of is streamof zest of struggle lined aerodynamic airstreamed which "Be glad of pain and yearning un- aeroformed or airflowing fulfilled be glad of hurts that sting means to the layman that it glides yet cannot slay Rejoice that you through the air-- with the greatest of can suffer and be thrilled can leap ease Twenty eight passenger car lines are being shown with courage to another day" MAJOR CHANGES That is all very good but the more Four major changes stand out comfortable feeling comes when the these being: has the and has sting passed pain A new type of spring suspension gone on many models which is said to and Adversity is a stimulant if it does synchronize and balance front ' back springing not reach the breaking point Motors have been moved forward One of our scientists finds that from five and a half to eight inches our atmosphere is losing its oxygen on many lines in an effort to balance the body more perfectly elixir of life and Bodies are wider and there is the is As oxygen man ' must have it to exist the more headroom Even so the new savant forecasts the doom of man models hug the ground more closely with the center of gravity lowered But the catastrophe will not ap- one and a half to two inches This which has been done without loss of room pear short of a million years cannot is reassuring to those who by flattening the springs The front end of almost every hope to live more than 70 or 80 years and whose children's children make has been can not claim more than a century horsepower has been increased and in or two of time many makes by a higher ratio of compression not by increasing the None of os is much concerned as bore and stroke to what will happen a few centuries CARS HUG ROAD from now six-fo- ot A man can look straight i One of the most interesting fea- ahead and see over the tops of most tures of the Ogden livestock Show of the new cars There are a numis the presence of hundreds of boys ber of completely new lines put out from the farm who have exhibits or mostly by manufacturers of the so- have come to Judge the animals i (Continued on Page Two) Those Future Farmers give promise of being better farmers than their fathers in that they have a more thorough knowledge of the farm and livestock and all that goes with farming ' Whether they have the same willwork to and sacrifice is yet ingness to be demonstrated THOUGHT A o f- - -- 4-- 4-- Flier Sends For Speeding ' ——— ' - thirds and iourths i Among Future Farmers the grand champion ewe any breed was shown by Lee Hansen of Spanish Fork with a Lincoln John Russo cf Ogden with a Suffolk showed the granri competchampion ram all Jailer Al Thornton into unconscious-nes- s ing Russo's entry also scored third and made a successrul clash to (Continued on rt£C Two) freedom today : INMATES ESCAPE DANVILLE 111 Jan 5— (AP) — While Sheriff Harry George was in Springfield attending an anti-criconference four men held in the county jail on holdup charges beat me ft-ecd- |