Show THE OGDEN STAND 2A ARD-EXAMlNE- earvu i 2:Wifh It UTAH TUESDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 24 l$Z$ OGDEN 9 DEAD (Continued from Pas§ 1) downed plane and a sheet of billowing flame sprang up ' Three homes were all but de stroyed by the fire which also consumed about haH the apartment house In the crash area hundreds of policemen and firemen worked in the orange light of the flames to control the fires and seach for the dead Frightened relatives and " about moved neighbors begging for information about the casualties The last major crash at Midway was in 1955 when a Braniff Con-va- ir plunged into the corner of the airport while attempting to land Twenty-tw- o persons died Although a plana lands or takes off at Midway on the average of once a minute Chicago's main airport has one of the nation's best safety records to find out if my mother got out alive" she said ''Can anyone help me? That's all I want to know" All the police and firemen could tell her was that hennother Mrs Dorothy Rak 43 was among the ' missing At the Thomas Fracasi home a shattered charred heap of wood plaster and brick was all that had been left of the place where the couple and three children had been sleeping Both outside walls were gone and a crib overturned and fire:scarred lay amidst the wreck-ag- e Watutsis Ask Aid In Halting Strife (UPI)- -A d 1 Millions Need Help Leprosy Aide Declares " Morton hovered about the wreck cured residence Rak of the ienoranceV where fear and super "The age three persons had lived - "I want stititon with which the disease is met" he said "has changed little since Biblical times and our own nation has one of the worst rec ords in this regard" Dr Hasselblad has spent 20 years as a medical missionary in Assam BRUSSELS T - CARGO MOSTLY UNLOADED TWA officials in New York said TWIN FALLS (AP)— There are the Constellation had taken off from about 20 million leprosy victims New York bound for Los Angeles needing treatment throughout the with stops at Philadelphia and Chi- world mostly in Asia the presi cago Most of its cargo was taken dent of American Leprosy Mission off at Chicago and Its load was said yesterday 6576 pounds when it took off for Dr Oliver Hasselblad told a First the final stage of its journey Baptist Church group here that The Raymond Rak house where America has between 2500 and the plane finally came to rest was 3000 known cases of leprosy the center of the disaster The en "We now have the drugs and gine of the plane wound up in the techniaues available to rid the living room and parts of the fuse world of this disease" he said "but victims continue to carry the lage in the basement An expectant mother Mrs Allen stigma of leprosy even when group of Watutsi tribesmen appealed yes terday for a United Nations emer gency force to occupy tne strite torn trusteeship territory of Ruanda in Central Africa The area has been the scene of clashes between fierce inter-tribthe Watutsi famous for its giant warriors seven feet and taller and the Bahutus who at one time served as Watutsi slaves In two weeks a total of 124 per sons were killed in the iunele war fare believed prompted by Watutsi jealousy of the Bahutus in their bid for political power under the administration Some Belgian were allied with tribesmen pygmy the Watutsi al RUSS TO LAUNCH ITS " SPACEMAN? TOKYO (AP) — Soviet Rus-si- a may launch a man into space soon "possibly before we'll be ready to make the attempt" the U S Air Force surgeon general said today The first launching of an American into space is "a year or so away" Maj Gen Oliver K Niess told a news conference "Maybe the Russians have already done it as some news papers'say" West Seek Renewal Of Surprise Aack Tallts LONDON (UPD— The Western rent Geneva talks on ending nu Allies plan to ask Russia to resume clear explosion tests negotiations on an East-WeThe Geneva talks currently scheme to prevent surprise attacks bogged down on the technical asdiplomatic- sources said today pects of how to detect underground ' Agreement on such a warning nuclear blasts Eastern and Westwith built in interna ern scientists are expected to join system tional controls — could go far to- the session Wednesday to discuss ward preparing for broad disarm- technical details ament arrangements and a further The Western Allies met with the of war cold the Soviets in Geneva last fall to diseasing A final decision by the United cuss technical means 6f guarding States and Britain was expected ngainst surprise attacks involving to be announced shortly It would both nuclear and conventional are st - determine whether such negotia weapons But the conference tions should be held in a new cofr up in failure in December ference or form part of the cur after months of futile talk nrP-n- children would be taken away from saw Mantoni run and found Mrs him attacked his family with an ax Mantoni on the floor A small ax yesterday Two of the grandchildren lay beside her he loved died of ax wounds He Ten minutes later Mantoni's body jumped to his death was found near the warehouse two Raymond Gabert 2 died today blocks away Authorities went to of wounds inflicted by Mrs Gabert's home in suburban Elirio Mantoni 3 died Elaine sister Palmer Township Raymond's in the same hospital shortly after They found the daughter and her the attack in a pool of blood on the children Mantoni depressed ' over being idled by a long strike also criti- kitchen floor Mantoni was a crane operator at another cally injured his wife Ingersoll-Ran- d Co the 1 Paul a plants in and daughter grandson West Easton The employes have Lillian Gabert 30 the mother of been on strike 103 days the three children Mrs Gabert who was divorced After the attack Mantoni climbed In August had made an appointa warehouse fire escape and jumped ment 60 feet to his death yesterday with a family service That apparently had agency Mantoni left a note written in to do with Mantoni's refsomething English and Italian erence to taking the children away 'MERCY KILLING "Please do not call this murder" it said in part "Call it a mercy killing I know it is wrong but I must and I know God will forgive me They going to take UTAH'S BEST children away This way we be toWASHED DRIED DUSTLESS gether and our suffering be over I suffered more than Christ 100 FIREPLACE LOGS times "All my family forgive me All (Pinn Pint the neighbors and friends forgive m FLOOD VICTIMS RESCUED A big military amphibious truck moves along road after rescuing flood victims near here today after muddy water from the Green River spilled over its banks and inundated thousands of homes villages and farms Weekend rains caused widespread flooding and landslides throughout Western Washington— (AP Wire-phot- o) 'Terrible Touhy' to Go Free After 25 Years for Kidnaping JOUET 111 (AP)-Ro- Touhy ger who prohibition era gangster schemed 'for freedom and sued for it today walks out of Stateville Prison after serving 25 years for a kidnaping he says was a hoax Announcement that Touhy 61 would be released was made last night by Warden Joseph Ragen and the State's Parole supervisor T Edward Austin Austin said his office had ap proved Touhy's plans to live with a sister Ethel Alesia m Chicago that Austin said requirements Tbughy have employment before his release were waived because of his age and because of a back injury which renders him unable to do strenuous work HELD IN KIDNAPING He has insisted that he was im prisoned for the 1933 kidnaping of John (Jake the Barber) Factor a onetime confidence man on the basis of perjured testimony His efforts to win freedom went before the Illinois Supreme Court twice and before the US Supreme I Court three times i In 1942 he went over Stateville's wall with six other prisoners but was recaptured 83 days sen later He was given a (Dgdnt 0tarbarb-&ram!nr- WKisVy j K J 3-53- 05 S ( LI0I1 GOAL GO 2041 Wash llvd We Gvo GOLD STRIKE STAMPS : jiltlf ' ' 1) L3 r lr ing Co ogdeft Utah Enttred at tha Postoffica at Ogden Utah as second class matter accord- ing to Act of Congress March 8 1879 Subscription rates $175 per month The Standard-ExaminIs a member cf Tha Associated Press the United Press international NEA Service and Tha Audit Bureau of Circulation - A L Glatmann Publisher J F Breeze Gen Mgr TED LARS EN Agent Phone Trailways Depot EX 3-68- 68 ar mm mmm LOTS AND LOTS OF - 1 EX Kentucky ourbon COAL THRU BUSES SHORTEST ROUTES Xmai (ardi and Xmas Utter Plain or Printed 346 30th St EX The note was addressed to Lil lian Gabert 30 his daughter Man toni lives in Phillipsburg N J across the Delaware River but had ueen siayjng wim nis aaugmer since his wife Anna 59 entered Betts Hospital two weeks ago with gall bladder attack Yesterday when he came to visit Mrs Mantoni at the hospital someone heard him tell her as he en tered her hoom "Come into the bathroom I have something im old-styl- e Ttlephont EX 24th St and Klesel Av Published daily and Jundaf it Ogden Utah by tha Itandard-ExaminPublish- 32-fo- ot 199-ye- me" tence for his part in the break but Gov William G Stratton ia1937 cut that term to 3 years and the kidnap sentence to 85 years Touhy known as "The Terrible" in the 1920s when he was a gang leader with' a working agreement with the old Al Capone gangt6ld reporters when he was granted a parole: "All I want is to live in peace for the few years left for me hold no grudge and I'm not looking for revenge I'm not bitter I just want to get out of here" 0 oeoa ryrco ase an cold-e- d 1953 Give the true Pa (AP) — A grand portant to tell you A nurse heard her scream She father haunted by fears his grand EASTON : - 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