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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-05
CHARLES CHAPLIN TO
Make Silent films
John Gilbert May Join Comedian
in Production Of Only
Nom wv

Hollywood, Calf, Mar. 5.-(R-
Tentative plans for the formation of
q new film company to bear his name
for the production Of silent pictures
were announced today by Charles
Chaplin. screen comedian and pro-
Queer. The company, Chaplin said,
would spend between 100000 and
$lO,O00yOO0 annually on production
programs. It will be known as the
Charles Chaplin Picture Productions.
Inc.
Chaplin said the c.a:3any would
star, in addition to himself. four or
five Of the foremost players in the
industry. He declined to disclose the
identity of any of the players he has
under consideration, but admitted he
had discussed the project with John
Gilbert" screen favorite.
Chaplin said pantomime was one
of the greatest forms Of expression
and reiterated he neve would appear
in q talking picture.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-05
WANNER Cannot ACT
AS COMMITTEE HEAD
Pugh Rules Stark Republican
Central Committee Has APP
pointment Power

Dickinson. N. D.. Mar. SAN in
junction restraining Frank x. Wan
ner from acting as chairman Of the
Stark county Republican central COM
mittee. was granted here today by
Judge Thomas H. Pugh.
The Injunction was sought by Joe
Garecht, Anton Herauf. and NJ. L.
McBridge. members Of the central
committee.
Mcbride was elected chairman by
the central committee to fill the q
cancy caused when g. 9. Turner re-
signed the post to become warden Of
the state ~penitentiAry. Wanner was
appointed 70 the post BY the executive
committee.
Judge Pueh, Ia granting the In
junction, held that the executive COM
mittee Il subject to the central COM
mittee - = whole and not clothed
with the power ~ name Z chairman.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-05
PROPERTY DAMAGE
OF 70 MILLIONS IS
MONEY TOLL TAKEN
Trapped in CoIlapsing Houses,
Many Die as Dixie Breaks
and Ravages Town
CEMETERY WASHED AWAY
-
Two Quarters Of City Of Moissac
Is Obliterated as Tran
River Runs Wild

Toulouse, France, Mar. 5.-(Pe
Property damage in the neighbor-
hood Of 1000, OO0, 900 francs tabout
100000 00) and heavy loss Of lite.
with estimates running from 80 to
more than 100 dead, constitute the
toll 50 far known Of the sudden
floods that for three days have
ravaged central and southern France.
There are still no exact details OF
the catastrophe at Moissac. where a
dixie collapsed and f'ccded the city.
An early estimate Of 100 lives lost
there has not been confirmed.
From Carcassonne came a report
that the villages OF Lastours, Citou,
Lespinassiere and Cabrespine were
ravaged and q number of persons
drowned.
In one town a cemetery was washed
away. the collins joining other debris
in the flood.
Obliteratcs Two Quarters
One hundred OF more inhabitants
of Moissac persisted, it vas feared,
shortly after midnight when the Tarn
river, swollen by floods, broke through
a dixie and submerged the town. The
disaster. If confirmed. is n of the
worst flood catastrophes in France
during the last century.
Two quarters of the city-those Of
st. Martin and Ste. Catherine-were
almost obliterated in the surge of
flood water from the broken dixie.
Residents were caught unawares.
Many persisted as their houses col
lapsed above them: others. fleeing,
were trapped and drowned.
The city already was In darkness,
the rising waters having destroyed
its electric light facilities and cut its
gas mains. Sparse reports, received
here mentioned the intermingled roar
CONTINUED on page nlne.D
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-05
Grand Forks County
Has Most Smallpox

Smallpox cases in North Dakota for
the week ending March / numbered
Il, according to reports received here
by the state health department.
Grand Forks county reported the
most cases with II, seven OF which
were from the city Of Grand Forks.
Foster and Mountrail counties each
reported nine and Cas- county two,
one Of which Is from Fargo. James
town and Ninot reported two each.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-05
Arrested Autoist Persuades Police
They re Wrong, Believe ltor Not!

i Evanston. H., Mar. 5.@Ret took
. weather chart, m almanac, news
paper clippings and = sextant to turn
the trick, but ]. r. Keller succeeded
whore others invariably have failed.
Sc persuaded the police they were
Wrongl
Keller entered the police station
last night with q ticket for parking
his automobile without lights. Ho
saIeo had = shear of documents 1rcGn
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-05
Standing Rock Lands
Opening Would Bring
Settlers, Says Devine

Passage by congress of the William
son bill, opening land in the Cheyenne
river and Standing Rock Indian re-
servations Of North and South Da-
kota to homestead entry for five
years after March l. 1890. would bring
few new settlers to North Dakota, &C
cording to j. M. Devinc, state COM
missioner of immigration.
Most Of the reservation territory lies
in South Dakota, Mr.. DevilIe said
and the lands which would be opened
to homestead by the bill are largely
located in that state.
The bill passed at the house yes
terday and was sent to the senate.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-05
HENRY FORD SCORES
RAILROAD RATES AS
.. EXORb|TANT PROFIT
Advises Congress to Leave Pro.
hibition Alone and Adjust
Unjust Tariffs
ARE TOO HIGH EVERYWHERE
Believes Present Rate Structure
Gives Common Carriers
Handsome Profit
Nv E SHAEEER

1880. by Associated Press)
Fort Myers. Fla. Mar. 5.-(P)-1f
congress wishes to do constructive
work, let It's members set about adj
justing railroad rates. and leave the
prohibition law alone-that Is the
conviction of Henry Ford.
Mi. Ford'S impression and the Sug-
gestion r founded on many months
study Of the rate situation. He made
his ideas known during an interview
in the office at his Fort Myers winter
estate.
: Rates are too high everywhere"
he said. Railroad officials every so
often appear with q plan that they
are entitled to fair returns on their
Investment. I believe the present
rate structure gives the carriers a
handsome but none the less unjust
and exorbitant profit"
Conveys of trucks everywhere are
beating down the railroads, because
Of cheaper carrying rates."
Delivers Cars by Trucks
Mr.. Ford commented upon the fact
that automobiles manufactured by his
company are being delivered in Flor
ida and in Michigan by truck because.
he said, Of a saving in comparison
with railroad rates.
Can you explain why rates on fruit
are higher from Florida than from,
California, as far as large markets OF
the country are !concerned?". he Wa
asked.
mo more than I can explain why
they are high on everything else. It
looks, however. like something has
been levied against Florida all the
way through"
DO you have any idea why a num-
Der Of Florida banks closed their
doors during the summer"
mo, but it might have been because
Of railroad rates. I don't know much
about banks and would not like to
say definitely"
Speaks from Experience
Mi. Ford spoke from personal cx-
perience as far Al operation Of COM
! mon carriers is concerned. His COM
pany recently owned q railroad.
The automobile builder was en-
phatic in expressing his belief that
structure Of the present prohibition
law is satisfactory. !.
80 is the enforcement of the law"
came as an afterthought.
We've had no trouble from drunk
enness in Jul plant at Dearborn and
we're right on the border" he pointed
out.
The seller and the buyer Of illicit
liquor should be punished, Mr.. Ford
believes, inasmuch as he sees one as
guilty of violation of the law as the
other.
1T won't do any good to stir up the
present situation" he responded. IN
answer to a question as to his opin-
ion of recent conferences at Washing
ton, and in other cities on the SUBJ
.ject.
IF they stir it up they'll only get In
trouble"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-05
Mabel NOrmand Left
Estate to Her Mother

Los Angeles. Mar. 5.-PEMabe!
Normand, film Coincidence, who died
OF tuberculosis. February q. left her
entire estate to her mother. Mrs.
Mary Normand. Of Staten Island,
N. Y.
Lew Cody. screen actor and hus-
band Of Miss Normand. said he had
e the will and that nothing wal
left him. THAT IS the way I wanted
it." he said. Mabel left all Of hel
property to her mother which Is as Il
should be-"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-05
Remnants Of Body Of
German Writer Found
By Northwest Police

Edmonton, Alberta. Mar. 5.-(R-
A delayed report reaching here today
said the torn remnants Of the body Of
Dr.. Hurt Faber. German writer and
scientist were found BY . royal police
patrol Is miles above lower Hay river
post In the Northwest territory last
Saturday. No details - to how Faber
met death were available. He had
been missing for some time.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-05
Closed Temple Bank
Pays Out 100 Per Cent

Depositors of the closed Security
bank Of Temple are being paid .
dividend Of 10 per cent. bringing to-
tai dividends paid depositors to 100
per cent, L. r. Baird. state receiver,
announced today. Payment Is being
made through J. p. Reeve ct Bur-
lington.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-05

Chicago, Mar. 5-REThe scornful
male who taunts his womenfok for
their vanity had better hide this.
A 333-page report written Tor ! doc
tors degree and issued BY the UNI
verstty Of Chicago sets forth that Ia
the average home, based On observa-
ton Of thousands Of families, the hus-
band spends 10 per cent more Z year
for clothes than does the wife.
And n. q. Alsxander Ward, plaaEtc
surgeon. addreGntng tn Ml1no1G CO.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-05
Be Warned, ex-Husbands! Beggar Asks
Cup Of Coffee at One Too Many Doors

why. It's 1awrencel" said the lady.
NY former hushandl The man I
divorced eight years ago. The man
who VA ordered to pay me- @ls : week
and who skipped away after making
only one payment. Why. You You
ScallaWagl"
MI. Potscsynski. fled but his one
time wife pursued fleetly; and Judge
Boyne yesterday removed Ar. putss
,cxynsh from circulation Tor - days.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-05

BLACK CONTINUES FLIGHT
Karachi, Indian. Mar. 5.-lR-van
Lear Black, Baltimore publisher, left
here at 7:50 4. m. for New Delhi. In
continuation Of his England to Tokyo
flight.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-05
- PLANES BURNED

Atlanta, Mar. 5.-R)-The wreck
are Of II airplanes lay In q molten
mass OF twisted metal and torn fabric
today after . fire Of undetermined
origin. which destroyed . hangar ct
Gambler Field. Atlanta's municipal
airport, and caused damage estimated
by flyers at 100000.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-05
Security State Bank
Of Kildeer Merged

Announcement that the Security
State Bank Of Killdeer has discon-
tinued business and that its deposit
liabilities have been assumed by the
First National Bank q Killdeer, was
made BY the state banking depart
ment today.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-05

Detroit, Mich. Mar. 6.-R9-Beg-
,aars cannot be choosers, but they Ger.
tainly should not b e~x-husbands.
lawrence ~Potscsynski was out rap
pinR on back doors and saying to the
lady OF the house. "please.. masam can
you spare = cup Of coffee" ETC.. etc.
rata led him to the back door Of
1850 Dwyer street. and that was
tough for Mr.. Potscsynsd
"Rlease, ma'am." he began, can You
sporo-s III
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-05

FOR the first time In the University
q T,nlsa's history no Indians are en-
rolled.
La gaceta., 1930-07-09
Ia GACETA

Dajo fianza de $1,000 qued6
er en- libertad ell ciudadano
pons i'd Clyatt, acusado de ro-
bar eobre y ut ansilios de la
. ~ / electrical de Sun City.
Bajo fianza de $4,000 cada
uno fueron puestos a DISPOSE
ci6n de la corte de 10 criminal
los negros G. Kirkland, Levi
Mitchell y Jesse Kinley, identi-
ficados como miembros de una
partida de ladrones que roba-
ban mercanciaS en- los eaminos.
Este grupo tambien rob6 un
autom6vil propiedad de Fernan
do Hevia, vecino de la Gale Ca
torce 1910.
Fianza de $1,000 Sc senal6
a Van Andrews, acusado de
robar en- despoblado a Luis
Hughes, de Plant City. Quedo
La gaceta., 1930-07-09

Ell abogado G. Ellsworth lie
v6 aver al tribunal supreme del
estado, en- apelacion, la senten-
cia impuesta a Raymond j.
Mathew, sentenciado aqui a 20
amos por ell asesinato del carpin
tero Oscar G. Crawford. Ma
thew fue encontrado culpable
por por un jurado ell dia II del
pasado abril.
La causa contra la esposa de
Mathew fu6 sobreseida a petit
.ci6n del fiscal del estado, Mr..
Parkhill.
La gaceta., 1930-07-09
FL TlF'nO

Claro para hoy Y manana,
Lluvias. Temperature maXima
aver, 80 grades; minima, rs.
Marea alta a las PIP a. m. Y
l :07 D. m: marea baja a las
6:1S a. M. Y sos p. m.
La gaceta., 1930-07-09

Bajo la acusaci6n de asesi-
mar a Earle Nixon, un negro,
fue encarcelado aver Ernest
Williams, de la raza negra. De
tuvo al p~resunto criminal el
detective Matson.
Williams lie cause la muerte
pegandole de golres con una
escoba.
La gaceta., 1930-07-09

LEGO hoy por la manana ell
cadaver del Sr. August Van
Eoepel muerto ell lunes a con-
secuencia de lesiones que ex-
p~erimentara al descarrilar ell
tren que 10 trafa para Tampa.
Els probable que su entierro
Sc fife para manana por la tar
de.
Los familiareS del prominen-
te ciudadano vinier0n acompa-
nando ell cadaver.
La gaceta., 1930-07-09


De Chattanooga, Tenn, CO.
municaron aver la muerte en-
un hospital de ali, DE-. j6ven
Roy Kinsey, de "a anos, vecino
de Tampa, que resultara Iesio-
nado en- I'm Academic automo-
vilista ocurrido ell A de julio Ger
ca de esa ciudad. Otras tres per
sonas resultaron tambien lesio
nadas. Los hermanos de Kin
sey que residen ALI, no manda-
ran para AGA ell cadaver.
La gaceta., 1930-07-09

Contra ell DR.. T. C. White
hurst, vecino de la Gale Marion
GIT, presento aver una acusa-
cion en- la corte de 10 criminal
ell fiscal del condado, Mr.. Skin
ner.
Segn ell escrito del fiscal, el
DIR. Whitehurst falsific6 una fir
ma en- ell libro de certificates
extendidos a los medicos por Ell
secretario de la Corte del Cir
quito, w. A. Dickinson, usando
Ell nombre del DIR. Samuel S.
Wilson, fallecido hace mas de
dos amos.
Tambien Sc lie acusa de prac-
ticar su profession sin tener Ii
cencia legftima y de recetar u
surpando los derechos de I'm
medico con derecho a hacerlo.
WlhitehurSt tambien fue a.
cusado por las autoridades fe-
derales, y Sc halla en- libertad
La gaceta., 1930-07-09

Rindiendose a protestas que
Sc lie mandaron de todos los
lugares del condado, ell Sr. {.
C. Woodward, comisionado de
GAIA y pesca del estado, revoco
aver la orden que diera hace
varias semana fijando tempo
radas de pesca en- ell rio Hills
borough Y sus tributaries.
DID la orden ell comisionado
basandose en- una ley del esta-
do que lie autoriza a senalar
temporadas de pesca en- rios y
lagunas, por I'm termino de Gin
co amos.
Mas de 600 ciudadanos lie pl-
dieron la revocation.
Continua la Investigation dc
la muerte del ciudadano +. K,
BEEN, que Sc dice falleciera a
La gaceta., 1930-07-09

en- libertad Joe Cox, a quien Sc
acusaa en- compania del pri-
nero.
La gaceta., 1930-07-09
NOTICIAS DE
INTERES LOCAL

Manana Sc reunira ei ayunta
miento en- session especial para
dar a conocer, p1blicamente, Ell
nuevo presupuesto. Tn intento
final Sc hara esta noche por Ell
consistorio para guitar de la
suma total $288, 711.48 Y asi
evitar que las contribuciones Sc
aumenten en- 3.3 milesimas.
La session de esta noche Sc
ra secreta y TODD quedara lis
to para la p1blica extraordina-
ria de manana.
Anoche Sc present6 al ayun-
tamiento una delegation del
Campamento Joe Wheeler, de
veteranos de la guerra Hispa-
no-americana, pidiendo no Sc
quite del presupuesto la suma
de 5000 concedida a ellos pa
ra un edificio en- la isla Davis.
La gaceta., 1930-07-09

bajo fianza de $500, hace mas
de un mes.
La gaceta., 1930-07-09

Por violaci6n de Ia ley SEGA
impuso aver Varias Sentencias
ell juez Alderman, de la corte
federal.
Las penas de arresto no las
suspendio, 10 que indica debe-
ran ser cumplidas.
B. S. Stevens, S25 de multa !;
Harry E. Quick, seis meses;
Florence Ellebee, S25; SAINT
Kint, $50 de multa; w. G. Ste
vens, $25; R. H. Ashby, 500
Y diez dias para buscar ell di-
nero; G. V. Lopez, $40 Y tres
meses en- la carcel del condado;
B., w. Martin, $3.50; Tony Ge-
nola, $50; Joe Vaglica, $50;
Charles Philo, $50; Frank Tur-
ner, diez pesos; Manuel Florez,
$50 y tres meses en- la carcel
del condado.
La gaceta., 1930-07-09

consecuencia de IN ataque al
coraz5n, ell pasado domingo por
la noche. Aver ell jurado inves-
tigador, luego de examinar e
cadaver, decide aplazar para
hoy su veredicto. Cuando Ius
diputados del sheriff REGGIE
ron ell cuerpo del hombre en-
Lake Ellen, este hacia pocos
momentos que habfa dejado de
existir.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-29
COuncilmen At
ZOning Meeting

Mayor H. w. Fawcett, recently
elected president of the Ell Centre
city council, with his predecessor
w. J. Clements, were the principal
speakers at the regular meeting of
the city planning commission in
the city hall last night. Both speak
ers touched upon the progress and
Identification of the city and the
extreme need of more trees along
the streets and in the parks of FL
Centric.
ID. b. Roberts, n member of the
commission and chairman of the
committee from the local chamber
of commerce, spoke on the bcautifi-
cation of the highways as a part of
The general program of progress out
lined for the city.
The Safety Corner, Inc, was
granted permission for a service
station to Oe erected at the corner
of Fourth and Olive, across from the
Lincoln school.
DIR. Carol Aronovichi, city plan
ming specialist who assisted the
commission and council in drawing
up the new coming ordinance recent
ly adopted by the city, was present
and discussed various plans Of com
munity development.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-29
STRONG ATTACK
MADE BY B0RAH
AGAINST PARKER

WASHINGTON, April 20. W.H-
John j. Parker was either bad
lawyer or iurist with pre-convinc-
ed notions of the validity of the
"yellow dog contract" when he
made his famous miners decision,
Senator Borah, of Idaho, told the
senate today.
Opening the second day of his
attack against Parkcr's confirma-
tion to the supreme court, Borah
said he could find no justification
in law for Parker's verdict restrain
ing union men from peacefully per-
suading non-union men to join the
union.
Before galleries crowded with dis
tinguished Washington pcrsonages
the western orator directly charged
Judge Parker with overlooking il re-
cent supreme court decision in fav-
or of the union to take an older
decision against the union.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-29
Davis Enjoying
Liberty On Bail

LOS ANGELES, April 29.-(U.p
Harold l.. "Buddy' Davis, chief
deputy to Asa Kcyes when the lat
ter was district attorney of Los
Angeles, enjoyed liberty from the
county Jail ON $4,000 bail today
as. the attorney general prepared to
petition the district court of ap'
pcals for rchcaring of its order
granting Davis II new trial on brib-
cry charges.
If the rehcaring is granted, Davis
will have to return to Jail to await
his second trial, it is gaid,
The former deputy was convicted
of accepting a $500 bribe from Ben
Gctzoff, Spring Street tailor to
ego easy" in the prosecution OF
Julian Petroleum conspiracy trial in
1928. Keyes now is in San Quen'
tin prison rs the result of con
yiction ON similar charges.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-29
Sanity Test For
Accused Woman

LOS ANGELES, April %. (U.H-
Mrs. Mary b.. Hartman, Long Beach
housewife held in connection with
the deaths of her husband and two
children, was in the psychopathic
ward at General hospital here today
on complaint from the district at
torney's office, charging insanity.
The woman was taken into Gus
tody after an autopsy revealed trac-
es of poison in the body of her Is
year old daughter, Ruth.
Bodies of the husband. duff, and
a son, Henry, who died several
months ago, were cxhumed and are
now being tested for signs of pois-
on. Mrs. Hartman has been unable
to give authorities any information
IN the deaths, talking incoherently
when questioned.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-29
Heald Talks On
Law Enforcement

Elmer Heald, district attorney,
and w. +. Robson, scout executive,
were the speakers at the meeting OF
the Imperial Valley Schoolmaster's
club held last night in the Westmor-
land school.
Taking for his theme the subject
of law enforcement, Heald outlined
the general situation in the country
as a whole, with particular rcter-
ence to New York city, after which
he spoke of the local conditions,
with special mention of the recent
Communist Developments.
Robinson spoke on his work in
the valley with the Scout troops;
on that which had been accomplish
ed already and on the aims for the
future growth and development of
the Scout movement.
A delicious dinner was served by
the Parent-Teacher association prior
to the meeting, musical numbers be-
ing presented by quartette of
school girls who sang three negro
spirituals.
Last nights meeting was the fin
al one of the present school year,
the next one being planned for Oct
ober in FL Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-29
Students Hurt
In Bus Crash

LOS ANGELES, April 30. UP
One student was near death here
today and several others had mino;
bruises received when the large mot
or bus operated by the Urban Mil
itary Academy for its pupils over
turned in collision with an automo'
bile.
The badly injured boy, William
Dobson, aged 3, had his skull frac'
tured. The only other youngstei
hurt sufficiently to require medical
attention was Roger Miller, Q. He
will recover.
Eight pupils, all sons of promi'
ncnt Los Angeles families, We're rid
ing in the bus late yesterday when
the driver, Robert Perry, IS, also Il
student, made left hand turn.
According to police, he failed tc
see machine driven by j. A. Neil
ing approaching from the rear. The
automobile plowcd into the rear end
of the bus, upsetting it. After AZ
investigation, Melting was released
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-29
Shuler Mixes In
Julian Oil Mess

LOS ANGELES, April 90 U.H-
The Rev. II. p. Shulcr, pastor of the
Trinity Methodist Episcopal church,
was cited in contempt of court to-
day for utteranccs against the man
ncr in which certain jurists handled
the various Julian Petroleum Cor.
poration cases.
The citation was made by Super.
Tor Judge Clair Tappaan who order
cd that the militant preacher ap-
pear in court May s to show cause
why he should not be punished for
his recent radio criticisms of Super.
ior Judges Marshall +. McComb and
Walton j. Wood.
The action against Rev. Shucr
was taken at the request of the Los
Angeles Bar Association and after
two lengthy affidavits supporting
the citation were filed with the
county clerk by representatives of
the bar association.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-29
CalifOrnians Die
In French Crash

PARIS, April %. WH-Mrs. Viii
liam a. Loring, 20 of Pasadena,
Calf, and her daughter, Mrs. Elc-
amor Lucas, so, were instantly killed
yesterday near Vendome when their
automobile blew tire and swerved
into a tree while travelling at a
speed of 20 miles an hour. Mrs. Lor-
ing's other daughter, Miss Jane
Loring, and friend, Miss Grace
Richards, were seriously injured. An
unidentified male companion escap-
cd unhurt
The party was returning from BIZ
arritz in an expensive American au-
tomobilc driven by a French chauf-
four.