davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-24

Monster On Display - \ young
Gia monster is kept in a box in
the window of Paul Ehmkc's shop,
liz south Fifth street and attracts
much attention from passersby.
The lizard has a wicked look on
his face and is constantly trying t.
escape from the confinement Of H.
prison.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-24
DR.. Harry ioopeT, Dentist. ITO
North 9Th st. Phone 3B2. adv

Fresh Buttereu Popcorn at Paul's
Stages Depot. ADJ
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-24

Or. A. B. Ransom, Dentist, Davis
Bldg Extraction specialist. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-24
Natural Permanent: Wavs $1,000.
Parisienne Beauty SLor. SIS Main.
Phone 7s3. adv

New Calexic Chief Guy Echols,
former constable of Calcxico town.
ship, is the new chief of police at
the border city, succeeding Louis
MansS, who resigned following cleo
tion of the new city council. Manss
has gone to San Francisco where he
has been given a good position in
the marine department of the South
crn Pacific Company.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-24

Store To Be Improved Anna w.
Stricklrr. owner of the grocery store
ON Sixth street between orange and
Ilolt,avenucs, was granted ;. pcrmi.
yesterday to make certain additions
to the establishment at an cstim-
atcd cost of $500.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-24

Permanent wave season is here.
Phone 227, Ncwkirk Beauty Shop
22tf
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-24

Gull Grapefruit In 1arge 6urlap
sacks. |. V. Grapefruit Growers,
Brighton, near 4th. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-24

Remember the date-Monday eve
ming, April 2sth, at O'Clock in
Wilson school auditorium. Girls
Glee club and 40 piece orchestra,
from University of Southern Cali
fornia. Under auspices Cramcr Bak-
ing Company. 2iti
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-24
Thursday, April "a, 1890
Boys Funeral Tomorrow

funeral of Paul Wigatzhe, the four
year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Wigatzhe, who died at his home
three miles east of FL Centre yes
terday, will be held tomorrow morn
ing at IL: 80 from the b. f. Lemons
funeral parlors and at the grave in
Evergreen cemetery.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-24

A copy of the statement of the
United States Fidelity and Guaran-
ty company of Baltimore at the
close of business, March 81, 1880,
has been placed on file in the Of
flee of the county clerk.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-24
New Electric Lawn Mower sharp

cner, just arrived. Try us. Mowers
called for and delivered. Phone 252.
DR.. Fix-It shop, El Centre. Calf.
Mon. Wed Sat.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-24

Carlos and Gwen Clements, 535
Vine street, FL Centre, filed their
certificate of conducting business
under the fictitious name of Glenn
ents Repair Shop.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-24

G. II. Joues filed a complaint for
injunction and to quiet title against
the Union Oil Company of Califor-
MIA and c. l.. Gillett, sheriff of I'M
pcrial county. The complaint claims
that the defendant. the Union Oil
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| his home in the future. He viii be
joined by his wife nc q later date.
Miss Marrelia Fink has returned
from a trip to Houston.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. vandever OF
Brownsville were the weekend
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Bea ..
Mrs. j. s. Ford has returned from
In trip 10 New iberia, Louisiana.
where she spent several months with
her daughter, Mrs. A. q. Love.
Miss Hattie Bess Baldwin has as
her guest Miss Lottie Turner Of
San Antonio.
MI. and Mrs. Ryne and daughter.
Miss Mary Ryne, who spent the
winter here. will leave Tuesday for
their home In Dayton. Ohio.
Katherine and Paul d. Mile
left Wednesday morning with their
grandmother, Mrs. Wilson. for Long
view. where they win make their
home In the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Bonneau. Jr.
and two children. who have been
visiting with relatives have returned
to their home In wichita Falls.
Herbert Marburger and Brydon
Baird OF Temple, who have been
the guests Of Mfr. and Mrs. o. d.
CULLEN. left Wednesday for their
home. Mrs. hamburger is Mrs. Gull
lens sister.
Mrs. owen Wood who has been
the guest Of Mrs. j. 9. Wesley, left
Wednesday for her home In San
Berito.
Mrs. Percy Herman win leave
Monday for Del Rio. where she
win attend the meeting Of the VAL
lev Federation Of Wonen's clubs
as a delegate.
Mesdames Brooks ! Dickey. =. u.
|Freeland, M. l.. Kreidler. and J. w.
Davis returned Friday from San An
tonic. where they went 10 attend
the Presbytery held there for the
southwest part or the state
Mr.. and Mrs A. J. Campbell and
their guests. Mrs. e. Y. Blcdgett
ard Mrs. ". Rothman OF Mar-hfieid-
wis, are enjoying . visit IN San
Antonio.
Mrs. A. Mulry OF Royce city. who
has been the guest Of her sons. r
M. Bounds, and c. O. ard Z. A.
Mcdaniel. and her sister. Mrs. IL.
M. Card. has returned 10 her hn--r.
Mrs. Horace Etchison and MIS-
rsrl Suite left wednesday for
Waco. where they win visit with
relatives.
Mr. ard Mrs. Aaron BuckscaN.
who have been the e-iests OF Mr..
and Mrs. g III. Swallow have re-
turned 70 their home In Lincoln
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Valley Society NeUS
and EDentS

Wisconsin. spending the winter In
San Benito are visiting this week
end with DR.. and Mrs. ". "A. Keith
ley. also Of Palmyra.
walter Watson left for Dallas
recently To visit his father.
The entire faculty Of the Stephen
nv. Austin school and the Junior and
Senior High schools attended the
South West Texas Teachers Con-
vention at Euinhurg Friday.
Walter Andrews. =. r. Cooper.
g. III. Hoge and ri. IA. Davis left
Wednesday morning for San An
tonic and other points ON u business
trip.
Mrs. W. =. Thompson and Miss
Nell Shipp attended the South
West Texas Teachers Convention
at Edinburg Friday.
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JUNIOR MUSIC CLUB
rs

A Junior Music Club was formed
IN this city last Tuesday afternoon
the school girls forming the organ
cation, which is sponsored by the
Music club.
Miss Ruth Duncan was elected as
esident OF the club. Miss Eliza
! Miller, vice president. Miss Vir-
! Spilman, secretary. Miss Doris
Ewing. corresponding Secre-
and Miss Dorothy Miller treas
yhteen young people have err
led and the organization expects
, federate with the state music
teration. Mrs. Logan Duncan Is
: head Of the department OF jun
work In the local club. and 1t is
lainly through her efforts that the
.ork mas been accomplished
Mrs George Agnew was hostess
, the Wednesday afternoon bridge
ID. with a three-table personnel
MRS. Rogers Blalock and Mrs. Ray
Sodwin we're the only out OF club
tests.
The Bluebonnet bridge club met
I the home of Mrs. Dietz Bentsen
tuesday with three tables Of players.
Mrs. Cox OF Austin, a guest in the
lcme OF Mrs. r. z. Kruger and
Mrs. Hanna were the only out or
club guests.
Mrs. Hanna was high scorer, Mrs.
Al Hughes low.
Mrs. Edward Cppenheiner ex-
poets to leave Monday or Tuesday
Tor Del Rio. to attend the meeting
Il the Fifth District Federation OF
.Ioman's clubs. She will accom-
any her sister, Mrs. Percy Herman
4 McAllen and Mrs. z. Owen Scott
r Rio Grande City, president OF
he Valley federation
Mrs. G. y. Hawking LEFT Tsesdav
-rening for Fort Worth. where she
i spend some time with her sister,
S. Pemberton Gordon. Her little
.ughter accompanied her.
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McAIlen
ExICAN DINNER
)NoRs VISITORS

ExICAN DINNER
1N0RS VISITORS
Ar. and Mrs. j. A. Fink enter
ned Tuesday evening at home
"a . Mexican dinner 10 honor
and Mrs. Ryne and daughter
ss Mary Ryne, Of Dayton. Ohio
q have spent the winter here.
Lne decorations were attractive!y
FRIED out In the Mexican colors
red, white and green.
Ene guest list included the hon.
ees. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fink
q Wilford Kiaperick OF Mission.
JESDAY LUNCHEON
RIDGE CLUB
4rs. John Cardweli entertained
: members OF the Tuesday Bridge
ncheon club this week at home.
Mrs. n. Il. Horn received the
IN score prize.
.UB MEMBERS
T~TERTATfsED
Mrs l. w. Burkhart entertained
? members Of the Mid-week
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liam Payne, Geo. Palmer.
Mrs. A. L. Hart received the clul
prize and Mrs. Palmer the CUES
prize.
HOSTESS
TO CLUB
Mrs. II. NJ. Fristoe was hostess
Tuesday afternoon to the member
Of the Beta Bridge club and q num-
Der OF guests nc her home.
The guests for the afternoon
were Mcsdames Clyde London oi
Lubbock. Kirk Mallory. J. @. Pax.
ton.
Mrs. Sam Bazzel received the
high score prize.
PERSONALS
Mrs. 8. II. Camp Of Kansas City
Missouri, arrived Monday 10 visit nj
the 6chwingle home on North Six
tenth street.
Mrs. N. p. Newman, who has beer
the guest OF her sister for the win
ter, will leave Tuesday for hcl
home In New York. She VIII b.
accompanied as far as San Antonio
by Mrs. Cline.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. y. waddell, whr
spent the winter here with Mr.. anc
Mrs. r.. 9 Robinson. left Thursday
for Lincoln. Nebraska, for q tive
weeks visit after which they vii
leave for their home In Iowa
Granger Smith. Jr- has returned
from q three weeks trip to Arizons
and California.
DR.. Ila Davis win leave Monday
for Del Rio, where she viii attenc
the meeting OF the Fifth District
Texas Federation Of Wornen's club:
as chairman Of the Music club.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T.. Pate and son
william, LETT Wednesday morning
for San Antonio TO attend the fu.
neral Of Meta Reed Piper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mereie Woods havs
returned 70 McAllen 70 live eftel
having spent the past year In MGR
cedes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Ferguson anC
Mrs. G. ". Bachtel left Thursda,
for San Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. d Payne. VIII
spent the winter here. left Tuesda,
for their home In Miami, Texas.
Rev. and Mrs. u. A. Hunter hav'
IS their guests B. w. Hunter O
Los Angeles. Mr. Hunter Is . broth
er OF Rev. Hunter.
Mrs. W. N. Vivrett OF Corpui
Christi, and her daughter, Mr.
Maurice Hardin of Dallas, wht
have been the guests OF Mrs. r. NJ
5eawell, viii leave Saturday TO
Corpus.
Val Folsom and Mr.. Elliott re-
turned Tuesday from Monterrey
where they had been on business.
Mrs. Lorraine Brothers has Is he
guest Mrs. Fred Munster Of Dallas
Mrs. Frank Eechrist and Mrs
Jennie Frey OF Corpus Christi, ar
guests OF Mrs. "A. r. Vannoy.
Mrs. B. r Smith and r. d. How,
ard, who have been the guests o
their sister, Mrs. d. ID. Payne, lef
Tuesday for their home In Quanah
Mrs. Clay zachry has ms ne
guests her neice and nephew. Mr
and Mrs. j. Z. Butler Of Corsicane
Paul jackson has gone 70 Mon
terrey, Mexico, where he viii max
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BARNETTS HOSTS
AT DINNER

A six course TOO o'clock dinner
was given recently by Mr. and Mrs.
~ >. Barnett Decorations being
pink and red roses. After dinner
games Of bridge were enjoyed. High
score was won by Mrs. Hayman and
Dr.. Henry, low by Mrs. Harren and
Mr.. Pepper.
Guests were DR.. and Mrs Tay-
man. OF Hargill: Mr.. and AIRS. r.
I. Saunders, OF Hargill; Mr.. and
Mrs. George Harren; Mr.. and Mrs.
+. +. Pepper and Dr. and Mrs ID.
x. Henry.
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n. A. convention OF the 10th dis
trtct at Kingsville next Monday.
Tuesday, Wednesday. Mrs. Y. ".
Chamness gave q paper Personality
Fears OF the Adolescent." Dainty
refreshments were served.
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JOHN j. KING
MASTER OF ENDURANCE

OANO1NG AND hOLLER SKATING
Under Water Record
Permanent Address
EKy CLUB
Houston. TEXAS
Saturday, April s, 1880
american Cafe,
Brownsville, Texas.
Gentlemen:
Before leaving Brownsville. where I have just CON-
pleted my 100-hour endurance drive the Pontiac.
want to take this means of expressing my appreciation
FOR the service your establishment rendered me; and
ny opinion is that If every other patron is as we'll served,
your friends should be legion.
Istopped fsequently for a cup of coffee or for more
substantial food, and no matter what | sought, you not
only had II, but it was served hot and savory and appe-
lzing so that tired muscles and nerves were refreshed
and invigorated.
/ have made many friends in Brownsville, but ]
want to tell you that / experienced no greater antici-
patory pleasure than on the occasions l drove up to
the American Cafe, and that in no sense was I dis
appointed
Yours very truly,
JOHN J. KING.
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PARTY GIVEN


A delightful party was held by
the Light Bearers Class OF the
Baptist church ct 500 O'clock
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Ivan
Stahl, the president. presided at
the business session, after which
an enjoyable hour was spent.
The hosteSSeS were Mrs. wv. "A.
Smith, Mrs. c. Z. Ferguson, and
Mrs +. y. Swinnea. A delicious re-
freshment course carrying out the
Easter motif was served.
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MID WEEK
CLUB MEETS

The Mid Week club met wednes-
day with Mrs. ID. X. Henery with
two tables Of club members and
one OF guests. High score was won
BY Mrs. Z. T. Pepper, second BY
Mrs. Frank Rooster, low BY Mrs.
J. p. Wilmuth and guest by Mrs.
George Harren. A salad course was
served and Easter decorations were
used.
Guests were Mrs. George Harren.
Mrs. N. 5. Barnett, Mrs. A. +. Brown
OF Houston, Mrs. II w. Gundman-
son.
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NEW OFFICERS
ELECTED

The PIT. A. held their monthly
meeting at the High school audit
orium with Mrs. 8. "A. LaDuke re-
firing president presiding.
New Offices for the coming year
were elected as follows: Mrs. A. j.
Hayes, Pres: Mrs. s. Z. Potts, Vice
Pres; Mrs. ~. .. Allen, secretary.
Mrs. Hayes wa appointed 10 rep
resent the local organization &C p
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Mrs. r. W. Gundmanson was
hostess TO the Ruth Glass OF the
Baptist Church. The Easter motif
was used In the decorations and
delicious salad course. After a busI-
ness meeting a social hour was
served TO eleven members and a
visitor, Mrs. Truhitte.
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Mission
EASTER SUNRISE PRAYER
SERVICE DISCUSSED

SERVICE DISCUSSED
Mrs VIM. Dooiey was hostess ~
the social meeting Of the women
OF the Christian church. on Thurs
day, with Mrs. lie Grand Pace IS
program leader In the absence OF
Mrs. Tillson. the president.
Easter" was stressed by this So
ciety In their program. with Mrs,
G. w. Ross giving q reading or
What Easter Means 10 Us" after
the devotional part Of the service
had been conducted by Mrs. VIM.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-06
MRS. BRADEN II
HOSTESS

Mrs. w. Ii. Braden entertained
the members OF the Oroinki bridge
club at her home the past week
having two tables OF players pres
ent. Mrs Abney was the high
score holder for guests and Mrs.
Esther Ferguson for members.
Mrs. A. NJ Ahney an Mrs. r. r.
Burnett were the only out OF club
guests.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-06
Brownsville CLUB
and Social Activities

Bridge club this week at her hcs ie
Mrs j. II. Bray received the
high score prize for the members
and Mrs. Flynt sorrell for the
guests.
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CALLED MEETING
HELD

A called meeting Of the Civic Lea
que was held at the home OF the
president. Mrs. r. y. Caldwell on
Thursday morning where the COM
mittee met with Mrs. McAskiil, OF
EdinbLrg. relative 10 the putting on
the boards OF the Circus the first
day OF next month.
Mesdames Dade Hester, Ray
Brooks and r. III. Armstrong are
the committee on publicity.
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"A party was given by Jack Ten
nison Thursday afternoon when The
entertained MS school room Ak or
the Stephen #. Austin school Lawn
games were played after which
delicious refreshments were served
TO members Of his class.
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Braden and the prayer by Mrs.
John Martin Mix.
A business meeting was conducted
at the close Of the program. during
which several subjects we're discus
sed. notably the plan OF having a
food sale before Easter. A sunrise
prayer service on Easter Sunday
was also discussed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-06
PLAN TO AID
CHURCH FUND

Mrs. Mary Minyard. president of
the Women's Missionary Union OF
the First Baptist church. was in
charge OF the regular business ses-
sion which was held in the church
Thursday afternoon.
Many plans have been formulat-
cd by this society In the work Of
assisting the church fund for the
building Of q new church.
Mrs. Bob Hefdgrave was the lead
er OF the devotional. and Mrs. Wylie
sang a solo accompanied at the pi-
u by Mrs. VIM. Quick.
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Mesdames John Pate. A. Mich
ois, Boughton, Robert 'Posey, Billy
Moore. shafer. J. NJ. Eggieston ana
Miss r. Gallucci who have held
low scores at the last .ew meetings
Of the Hidalgo Bridge club e2ter-
tanned Tuesday evening nc the cSfe
In Hidalgo with an April Fool par
" for those holding high scores
and the husbands e the members
OF the club.
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FINANCIAL REPORT
SATISF TORY

The Methodist Missionary society
held the regular first of the month
business meeting at the church last
Thursday with Mrs. II. Z. Smith,
the president. conducting the ses-
sion.
Quarterly reports were made by
the different officers, especially BY
the correctional treasurer, Mrs. z
Z. Scoggins and Mrs. Bleifus, Local
treasurer. Each reported a splendid
financial condition, with the amount
Of 500 paid on the pipe organ fund
by Mrs. Bleifus and the sum OF
about $25.0O being received for mis-
sionary dues by Mrs. Scoggins.
Mrs. Smith gave . short talk or
q visit she made TO the Community
House while on q trip to Houston
last week. showing the excellent wors
done By that institution. which q
entirely IN the hands OF the women
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PERSONALS

Miss Cora Tischaefer and niece
Cora Bernice Reed OF PALMYRA.
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were Mesdames Geo. Gaddy, WI
liam Payne, Geo. Palmer.
Mrs. A. l.. Hart received the club
prize and Mrs. Palmer the guest
prize.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-06
THREE GUESTS AT
CLUB MEETING

Members OF the Tuesday TWO
Table Bridge club and q number
OF guests enjoyed the afternoon this
week with Mrs. Whit Rogers IS
hostess at her rome.
The guests for the afternoon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-13
MAKING OF GOOD LOOKS
CALLS FOR NEW METHODS
Beautifers Aim to Help Girls to
Become Brides and Wives to
Keep Husbands.

NEW YORK. October 13 (N.A.NA.).-
Prof. Paul H. Nystrom. Columbia
University, may be right when he says
that women don't dress and paint up
for men, but at the recent congress of
beautifiers here there vas much talk
about a double appeal of products and
technicians on the making of good
looks. One appeal is to the young girls,
who must be assisted to win husbands.
The other is to the older women, who
must be advised on how to keep them.
The reasoning of the professor, how
ever, appears sound to a degree. AS
evidence that women don't dress, and
groom themselves for men he mentions
some of the articles and articles they
use and declares that certainly men
don't want them or didn't want them
in the beginning. BobS. rouge, cigar
cites, perfume, slave bracelets and the
like he mentions as coming into vogue
in recent years rather over the objec-
tons of men than in line with their
desires.
The average of $3.50 year which
American women spend in beauty shops
and on cosmetics for home use has not
been decreased" he remarks. in dis
cussing effects of industrial depression,
because they cannot afford to look less
attractive at the present time with the
need of getting jobs and the competition
in holding husbands or Sweethearts."
Copyright, $780, by North American News
paper Alliance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-13
ILLINOIS JOBLESS
RELIEF PLANNED
Governor Calls Conference of Bust
ness Leaders to Talk of
Unemployment.

~ the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, October 13.--Gov Louis L.
Emmerson yesterday lent his approval
10 plans for an immediate survey Of un-
employment In Illinois as the first step
in a program 70 provide jobs for the
1obleSs
The Governor who called a number
of business and social service leaders to
a conference on unemploym1 Mt here to-
day and who will preside at similar
parley Of merchants. bankers real es-
tate operators and railroad heads here
Thursday, said the survey was advisable
because no relief measures could be in
stituted until the facts and figures Of
the situation were in hand He Sug-
gested a State statistics department be
assigned to the task
The survey proposal. originated by
Charles w. Berquist. Chicago Associa-
ton of Commerce delegate to the con-
ference. will be submitted To the con-
ferees for their approval today while
no accurate check on the number of
JobleSs is available. charity workers have
estimated 10 per cent of the State
working population is Idle.
Several methods for a solution of the
problem are to be advanced today: joel
Hunter. director of United Charities in
Chicago will suggest the raising of a
fund by contribution 10 provide part
time work on pending projects Mgr.
w. A. Cummings, director OF Catholic
Charities in Chicago, said he also will
espouse the fund idea and will propose
some method of extending bank credit
to small firms along the lines OF Fed
eral farm relief Both are opposed 10 a
dole system on the grounds there is
much labor to be done and many labor
ers to accomplish 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-13
sWO BLAST VICTIMS
CRITICALLY INJURED
Is Persons Severely Hurt by Pre-
amture Explosion in Filming
Movie Picture.
by the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz, October 13-Two
Of fifteen persons seriously injured by
a premature charge of black powder
and dynamite during the filming of a
motion picture here Saturday were in
a critical condition yesterday. The
other Is victims were recovering in
Flagstaff and Tuba City hospitals.
Twenty-Five others were slightly in
jured, but we're treated at the scene by
physicians.
william p. Wallace of Flagstaff. a
chauffeur, may not survive his injuries.
doctors said. He suffered a fractured
skull and possible internal injuries. A
powder man and electrician named
Garland was the other seriously in
jured. He is at Tuba City with frac-
tured skull.
The company had been sent to Arr
IONA by Pathe Studios, Inc. to make
a desert picture which called for a
landslide Powder and dynamite had
been placed In the side of cliff and
cameramen were spotted on points of
vantage.
Suddenly the charge exploded, hurl-
ing rocks and debris IN all directions,
shattering two of the cameras. running
the sound Equipment and knocking
members Of the company down.
With the exception of the two Flag
STAFF men. all the victims are from
Hollywood