Show 'to $ 5 -V v J “ V y t 4 4 P V to t - 2A 4' t t to The Salt lake i Tribune Sunday July 10 1955 Swollen California River Drowns Six on Outing Honor Student 15 Slays Best Pal With Shotgun AUGUSTA GA July 9 (UP) police who Jailed the youth on —A teenage honor student n open charge of murder and blasted his ‘‘bosom buddy' ordered him held for Superior range with shotgun early Saturday after “Joking" him about the crime as the two youths drknk a quart of wine “I don’t know why I did It unless it was the wine" Herbert Howard Driggers 15 told twice at a point-blan- k CHIEF DEPUTY San Joaquin River in atragfc human chain Sheriff a deputies at the scene some 12 miles west of here said the victim members of two were Decoto Calif famine pulled under the swift muddy waters at sn Isolated bathing area when tht children lost their footing v TWO BODIES had been recovered by early afternoon those of Trino Hernandez Ramirez 26 and hia daughter Mary Still missing and presumed dead were three sisters Gloria Villa 7 Henrietta Villa 15 and Santos Villa 18 and Ramirez' son Peter 3 “ Deputy Jeff Rosi said tha Ramirez children and three Villa girls were tha grandchildren and daughters respectively of Clement Villa who saved th daughter of a friend but wu powerless to rescue members of his own family from the swift current REUBEN KILLINGSWORTH Sheriff Mutlmer said young Driggers sn only son who had compiled "excellent" grades as a student at Rupert Langford Junior High School admitted shooting Clinton G Clemmons 16 in tha back from about 10 feet away then again in the chest from two or three feet “to put him out of his misery" George Search For Vegas screaming Caslicr door T-M- en as C-No- te V f LAS VEGAS NEV July (UP) —Internal Revenue agents continued their search of the Southwest Saturday for am freed by local police aome $86000 in with along new bills crisp The revenuera said they had James nothing on Ellsworth Omaha Neb but they wanted to see where he got the money for tax inquiry purpose ELLSWORTH 'a rr e t e d V the Clemmons boy lay on the ground The two youths lived next to each other in a middle-clas- s suburban section just out- side the city limits and were “bosom buddies “’Mutlmer said Yeung Clemmons son of Mr and Mrs Joseph A Clemmons Jr had two younger brothers and wu a student at Richmond Academy hrro The Driggers boy talked freely to officers and newsmen the deputy sheriff said He told them he had climbed out the window of his room about midnight after his mother Mrs Helen Driggera thought he was asleep “The two boys had planned to sleep out in the Clemmoni boy’s old car since it was so hot" Mutlmer said “and the Daughter Vickie leads dad Clemente Villa Driggera boy got a quart of hla In prayer as rescuers prepare search for father’i wine from the refrigerator and they drank It" Wednesday night when he and a companion flashed a quantity of big money in a local casino waa released Friday night on a writ obtained by local attorneys He left town ImmediatelyJby taxi with the money The companion Raymond AFTER EMPTYING the wine Wilson 33 Tulsa Okla also bottle they rode around for a remained in jail n and while Driggera said he was Attorneys said they would try sick from drinking the getting him a on to free writ wine Wilson and Ellsworth had They then sat about talking $15606 in their poekest when and Driggera told police he got his father's shotgun and “joked" they were arrested with the Clemmons youth about other $71000 waa found In killing him their hotel room I was showing Clemmons my -Wilson said he had “been and when Clemmons shotgun savings C notes’ for several started home I put a shell Into years Ellsworth said he “sold the gun and shot him" tha magazine subscriptions" youth said calmly “He fell to TOT TWO MEN were ques- the ground screaming tioned Friday by Frank Me ‘1 pot another shell Into the Glynn Jr an assistant district gun and walked over to attorney from New York in where he lay and shot him in connection with the $305000 the neek to put him out of robbery of theWoodside his misery" Branch of the Chaae National Both families were stricken Bank in Queens NY April 6 Ellsworth was freed on $1000 with grief Mutlmer quoted — : Mrs Driggers whose husband ball is a small contractor as saying she’d “rather it was her boy Last Plea Fails 3 ex-conv- ‘ Errant But Kills 2 NEW YORK July 9 W--A Fifth Avenue bus mounted a curb end plowed into e knot of people Saturday night killing t man and woman and injuring another woman Police identified the dead man as Aaron Ornstein 70 of the Bronx The other victim wu identified as Mrs Josephine Cozzens) Cfc flail tab 3 torn 141 July hardened criminals were executed Saturday night for the 1950 payroll slaying of a Readers Digest messenger They had fought tenaciously to escape Sing Sing prison's electric chair and had won reprieves from the death sentence eight 9-T- hree different time The Rut hope for the trio ended when acting Gov George B De Luea denied their plea for executive clem eney De Luca’s statement waa issued at hia New York home leas than an hour before the men were led into the execution chamber De Luca acting in the absence of Gov Averell Harri-raa- n tost was shot" noted thaLHarriman had $he said she and her hus- reviewed the whole base and band “may have given him too had denied them clemency muds headway because ha waa HARRY STEIN 56 wu the an only child although he always did what he wu told" first killer to walk the corridor to the execution room Mutlmer said Robber-Killer- s looked frightened laid was He nothing pronounced dead at 11:07 pm Caiman Cooper 47 cool and tough to the last was the second to enter the chamber He looked around smiled and winked at the official witnesses He waa dead at 11:13 pm Nathan Wlssner 49 waa lut He too had nothing to say His death came at 11:19’ All three jmen had long police record All had either been 'accused or convicted of alayingi before 30-yar- d Their original sentence had called for them 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