Show I'" I f - A3 THE OGDEN STANDARD EXAMINER OGDEN UTAH SUNDAY MORNING OCTOBER 30 1955 " i$ti M ''v' yf I v 40 ' r Xjw'?? ln s tss Si ?£s r rf S-- & S $ X: 4 x v A r ''' StYY ' ' 5 ' - ': I i V V ' y-:-- v Y '"' J ' '-' "y v' I dfUdv I iH'N'i Y ' £ 'j "r '" ' '-- v 's " f S w X v q if -- 1 '4 ' ' f JOBLESS BUT HONEST ' x s £ 4tem Miss Stella Kotewicz jobless and almost broke returns a bundle of money— $2146 to be exact— to its owner Fred Sukitsch who left it at a store in Pittsburgh Pa Miss Kotewicz found the money in her grocery bag and promptly returned it Sukitsch rewarded the woman with S50 and a wish: that she finds a job quickly The man in the center is Police Lt Sylvester Stoehr FUN WHILE IT LASTED Cabbie on Way Home After Spending Orgy" '21-year-o- ld ld Irish Students DIDN’T KNOW NAME “I never knew his real name” said Friday before he took-plane for Los Angeles “I ‘ called him Junior That’s his name at the track” ‘ DUBLIN Ireland (UP)— StuPagano said the youth was nervous but otherwise ordinary t Lord dents seized the was “I afraid the kid wfas go' Nelson Column in to crack ing up He finally did yesterday and covered the BriL break down in front of the FBI ish naval hero’s bronze statue men” Pagano said o The FBI took $950 which with a portrait of an executed to over turned and them Irishman he said his free spending More than 10000 cheering Dub- which fare had given him He still had liners watched from busy O’Con- $285 of his own money he said nell Street as the stbdents tried — enough to pay his plane fare to burn the statue loose with to Los Angeles He hoped to blowtorches and then unfurled borrow enough from relatives to a giant banner bearing the por- get back to New York he said After Nost Tost to the bangtrait of Kevin Barry tails at Yonkers he proposed a Traffic w’as snarled for two to Pagano shoeing him a hours in the city’s main square trip briefcase in which he said was HANGED IN 1920 more than $30000 Pagano said medical Barry an been out of the city only Having student was hanged in 1920 by twice his in life Pagano snapped the then British administration it up he recalled for his part in Irish Republic “We hit L A then we hit Las Army action against the British Vegas Then we went back to forces A spokesman for the National L A hired a car and drove to Students Council of University Las Vegas again” “This was really Jiving” Pagano College Dublin said the raid was said the highpoint of a commemora“Three steaks a day we ate He tion of Barry’s death 35 years wanted to go to the most always ago expensive joints He tipped $2 The towering target of the raid and for drinks alone” $5 is similar to the Nelson Column said Nost told him to Pagano in London’s Trafalgar Square It think of the clothes Nost nothing long has been the butt of Irish him and the spending bought Nationalist criticism because it — he had Nost money provided is a reminder of British rule in oil inherited a lot of wells and Ireland Pagano a 134-foo- mid-Dubli- n Pa-gan- - ld Black-and-Ta- n stocks i y-"- " Only at $200 a throw The second day he got “He’Avas shooting dice in Flood 5-- 10 ance covered only r Among the Krinsky cover prizes are: The first flight Across the Atlantic in less than 72 hours by Alcock and Brown in 1919 the last leg of the England to U S flight by the Army in 1924 Post and Gatty’s trip around the world in 1931 Adm Byrd’s first Antarctica flight Col (and Mrs Lindbergh’s hopuin 1933 and othen famous flights including the B29 atomic bombings of Nagasaki and Hiroshima Today many of the Krinsky exhibitions are on permanent display in the Smithsonian Institution British Museum U S Air Force Academy and the United Nations Their hope is to acquire as many exhibition boards as possible for display in all Air Force bases museums and- libraries in of the estimated billion lars in losses in the August floods in the Northeast Alexander Ellis Jr partner in the insurance firm of Fairfield & Ellis of Boston made the statement in a prepared address to the fall insurance conference - as many as 1000 they wish This is a far cry snooping but Bill now recognized as envelopes Makes a Costly Grab INGLEWOOD Calif (AP — Driver Harold G Orwig 44 made experts not traitors Matching Night Table Included & i - J umnvfru' ' Yr- iV&ri in anlnifi - r'- - YSY 4 - Save on New SPINETS I i Full Keyboard 1a? $595°° EASY CREDIT TERMS CENTER 3035 Wash Blvd Dial Free Parking REAL HOME COMFORT 44 SOFA- AM© CHAIR - 45 on this complete Black and Decker : b B $17 Down $250 Wk NOW ONLY lots of good Deep deep cushions big soft arms length That’s the comfort everyone in the family wants and that’s iust what this living ‘room suite has to offer Sofa and matching chair beautifully tailored in your frieze choice of colors Other 2-pie- Living Room Suites ce $14900 ! 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All Papers Washable 327 - 24th STREET w rfV f 3-53- 48 and Sunfast (§L8 j a i Pan-Americ- an' and his skirmishes with govern- by mistake a schedule of classified flights was sent to them mental and private authorities “We just keep sending out our Without realizing the nature of envelopes to anyone and every- the flights involved the brothers one whenever we find out about sent covers to the affected Air flights” continues Ben “And Force bases and were immediatethat’s how we’ve gotten into packs ly pounced upoh by naval intelliof trouble gence “For example for many years we tried to get information about Russian flights Our only bet was corresponding with and visiting Amtorg the Soviet trade organization Their offices are here in New York CONSTANT WATCH “The FBI has kept a constant watch on these offices and since we went to the Amtorg offices many times we were under surveillance too r t i T per cent 0 COVER PRIZES jsaid CHICAGO (AP) — An insurance executive said today that insur5-1- ‘ lucky and won $2000” Pagano Carried Insurance hobbyists” “We had a hard time trying to NEW YORK (AP)— When BUI and Ben Krinsky started out in explain to the federal agents that the 1920s to get the world’s finest we weren’t spies” Ben told of attempts to get incollection of transoceanic air maU envelopes they never knew they formation about flights front Nazi Germany just prior to the vould be: United States entry into World Suspected as Soviet spies in the Questioned Lindbergh War II He sent several letters to Field Marshal Hermann Goer-in- g kidnaping Accused of smuggling by the These were never answered Customs Service' but the Post Office tipped off the Interrogated by Navy intelli- authorities about a possible Nazi ’ gence as possible saboteurs sympathizer But sending envelopes to be “I used to send letters to Col posted back after historic flights Charles Lindbergh asking him is an old philatelic hobby How to carry our envelopes on his could such a peaceful pastime flights” Krinsky continued cause so much trouble? “When the colonel’s baby was For o'ne thing the brothers de- kidnaped and found murdered cided to go farther than just get- the police searched all correting back the envelopes marked spondence — and found many let“first flight” They set out to get ters from us We were quesautographs of the fliers and fi- tioned at great length before we nally to fix exhibition boards talked our way out of it” The brothers had to do some with the envelopes pictures of the plane or the pilots or both more talking when they tried to a map of the route followed and get back autographed envelopes from a foreign ace who had taken an explanation of each flight Ben them along on a first flight A Krinsky: Says “This soon became more than customs official accused the a hobby with us It became an ob- Krinskys of smuggling We attempted to show session IIE LET ME GO of transoceanic the development “He told me that if these enflights as an- historical record velopes were of such high value and we stopped at nothing to high duty should be placed on achieve our goal them” said Ben “I told him to HID IN HANGARS go ahead and buy the items at to h'1? the price He was surprised “We hid in airplane hangars the of the by my offer and let me go figplanes (At get photos same time we were playing cat uring I was just a nutty collecand mouse with the airport po- tor” lice) One time BUI almost got hit During World War II the by a low flying plane We pes- Krinskys sent' envelopes to all tered all the fliers about new Air Force Headquarters in every of operations reflights Sometimes we didn’t come major-theate- r home to sleep for two days and questing that covers be carried on bombing missions— and autonights” Ben is stocky and has a thin graphed by the various pilots Air Force headquarters in greying mustache His voice rises to a high pitch and he talks Washington was persuaded to rapidly His eyes light up every send the Krinskys nonclassified time he mentions his collection releases on routine flights But - ? 'HONOLULU (AP — New York Friday howr the “millionaire cabby Tony C Pagano is on his fare” turned out to be Charles New way home after a week’s spend- Martel Nost a --Nevada at York who bank was arclerk gaming ing orgy tables Los Angeles race tracks rested on the dance floor of and swank Hawaiian Fesorts with a swank hotel here Wednesday a New York “millionaire fare” night because his accounts had turned up $37000 short benefactor cab driver - Pagano told before leaving saidThethat before they took their been had he trip taking Nost to a Yonkers race track where the bank clerk dropped $13000 Deface Statue Of Lord Nelson sab-otein- rs 1 s' i Twp Philatelic Hobbyists Got in Plenty of Trouble S " X Said Ben: “They wanted to know how we1 got the information what we were doing with it and why They interrogated us for hours before we finally convinced them we were not or spies — just harmless FIRST FLIGHT' COLLECTORS YiY - sTv ' 7 ‘ v pM&n mu Ogden— 2314 Washington Blvd rnf!i!0jSait mm Lake— 51-5- 7 j East First South ? |