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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-20
THE A OF TEXAS

To the sheriff or any constable
Of Cameron county. Greeting:
You are hereby commanded 10
summon Il. M. Torres. whose res
idence Is unknown. to appear az the
next regular term Of the county
court-at-law OF Cameron County.
Texas. TO be holden az the court
house thereof In the city of
Brownsville on the first Monday I'm
August. 1881. being the 3rd day 81
August. 1881. then and there to
answer a petition filed In said
court on the 3rd day or July. 1881,
the file number OF which is 1886. in
which suit ID. s. LeftWich Is plain
tiff and Il. M. Torres and wife. Mrs.
l.. M. Torres. are defendants. the
cause OF action being alleged As
follows:
Suit on promissory installment
note dated Brownsville, Texas.
September IL. 1880. In the principal
sum Of Three Hundred Fifty Cs35000)
dollars. payable in twenty-five equal
inStallments or fifteen tSl5.00l dol
lars each. and the twenty-third in
stallment Of twenty $4,000 dol
lars, 10 the order Of ID. s. Leftwich
or Brownsville. Texas. the first
installment to be due and payable
on October IS, 1880. and one in
stallment to be due and payable on
the 18th day OF each succeeding
month thereafter until the entire
Nv OF the obligation Is discharged.
said note Ccnfafrfuu the r.x,ral
accelerated maturity clauses. and
also providing for an additional ten
per cent as attorneys fees II placed
in the hands of an attorney. after
default, for collection. which said
note was executed and delivered BY
L. M. Torres 10 D. S. Leftwich. and
default having been -ade in the
payment OF inStallments due on the
18th day Of November and Deem
Der. 1880. and the 18th day OF jan
uary, February. March. April. May
and June. 1881. the said note was
declared due and payable in its
entirety BY ID. 3. Leftwich the legal
owner and holder thereof. and
placed in the hands Of attorneys
for collection or principal. interest
and attorneys fees. Said note was
given as purchase price considera-
ton for fr~ following described
property. to-wit.
A red one story frame residence
building having five So rooms and
two ~ S.eeping pOrches. This
building was constructed b. Homer
Fitch FOR r. E. Gilr-cre and wife.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
SHERIFF'S SALE
III STATE OF x
COUNTY OF CAMERON


COUNTY OF CAMERON
Notice is hereby given that by vir-
tue Of q certain order Of sale issued
out OF the Honorable District Court
OF Cameron County. Texas. for the
l03rd Judicial District Of Texas. or
the 18th day OF July, 1881, BY y. j.
Bishop. clerk Of said court. for the
sum OF two thousand three hundred
cighty-five and 43-l00 tS2365.43l
Dollars. together with interest at
the rate of six per cent per annum
from January Is. 1881. and costs OF
suit, under a judgment in favor Of
Ullman. Stern and Erausse. Inc,
and for the further sun OF three
thousand twenty-three and 45-100
ts302345l dollars, together with in
tereSt at the rate Of Xix per cent
per annum from Jardary Is. 1881.
and costs OF suit. under a judgment
IN favor Of the First National Bank
OF La Feria, both ~recoyeries being
had in a certain cause in said court.
No. 6l96, and styled Gregoria Perez
de Lozano ct al versus Julian
Villareal. ct al. placed in my hands
for service. I. w. F.. Brown. as
sheriff Of Cameron County. Texas.
did on the 18th day OF July 1881.
levy on certain real estate as de-
scrihed in said order Of sale. situat-
ed IN Cameron County. Texas, and
described as follows:
A tract Of "a acres OF land OF a
tract Of 205.43 acres or land in Sur
vey No. q, Cameron County, Texas,
conveyed 10 Guadalupe Montalvo de
Perez by deed dated July q, 1919,
and recorded IN Book rs at pages
423-437 of the Deed Records OF
Cameron County. Texas. and being
described BY metes and bounds as
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Sealed proposals for constructing
1896 miles Of grading. drainage
structures and concrete pavement
from west line Precinct No. 2 to La
Paloma and from Los Indios To
Bluetown on highway NO. 4. covered
by S. P. No. 974-B Sc ID IN Cameron
county will De received az the State
Highway Department. Austin. Tex
as. until 3 a. m. July 30. 1891, and
then publicly opened and read.
Pans and specifications available
at offices Of w. o. washington,
resident engineer. Brownsville. Tex
as. and State Highway Department,
Austin. Usual rights reserved.
7-20-27-1r-4l07
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T0DAY'S MARKETS

= strong with bulls i0-2s higher
Slaughter cattle and ~vealers. steers CO.,
-5DU IDS. 6-50-8-75.
Common and medium 6O0-i300 Tbs
6-50-B 90. heifers S50-8s0 lbs. 7.Oo-g.s0
COWS good and choice 415-6.00. bulls
fyeariings excluded) tbeefl 4-25-5.O0,
vealers milk fedl 7.O0-800: stocker and
feeder cattle: steers 50o-i050 lbs SIS
TOO.
Sheep 1900: Is 10 mostly 50 lower
fairly active at decline. better grade
native lambs 725-7.50 TO packers. out
sidrrs 7.65-7.75: best rangers held nbove
IT'S Lambs 90 lbs. down 6.75-8.00. ewes
g0-l50 lbs. 1.75-3-50; feeding lambs 60
IS lbs. 5.00-5.75.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

how you have executed the same.
Witness, III. ID Seago. Clerk or the
County Court. Of Cameron County.
Texas.
Given under my hand and seal OF
said court IN the city OF Browns
vile, this. the 3rd day of July. 1881.
ia. ID. SEAGO. Clerk,
County Court OF Cameron County.
Texas.
By d. y. Bremen. Deputy.
Issued this the 3rd day Of July. 1881.
II. ID. Seago, Clerk. County Court
Cameron County. Texas.
by o. r. Bremen, Deputy
7-6-l3-20-27-4t-4Oq2
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MISCELLANEOUS DATA
SUMMARY

Moderately high pressure occupies
the territory from Montana 10 the
Texas coast, thence eastward to the
south Atlantic States. Bordering
lows are central over the western
La6er and west of The Rockies
Locally heavy hainfali occurred over
the Lakes region and frequent light
70 moderate showers are reported
from most Of the Cotton Belt and
middle western stations.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. July 20. fAPl-Sharp early
downturns OF corn prices today result
ed from copious unexpected rains Civ
ing relief to crops in important sec
tons. Wheat sympathized with corn.
despite news OF a tentative understand
ing between Germany and France.
Opening / LA Ia cents off. corn
later held near 20 the initial limits.
Wheat started at Ia decline TO l-e ad-
vance, and nftcrwaTd sagged ell around
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The Board Of School Trustees 81
the Brownsville Independent
School District will receive at its
office in Brownsville. Texas. July
q. 1881 az 8 o'clock D. m. sealed
proposals for the removing of roof
and Hastings and reroofing or the
older portion OF the Grammar
School Building. Palm Boulevard
and jefferson streets. Re-rOofing
will approximate go squares Bar
rett type A or A-T-P IS year bond
ed roofs and 1900 feet Taylor's
old style 40 pound tin base and
counter flashing.
Specifications may be had at the
Office or the Brownsville Inde-
pendent School district.
A good faith check OF $1,000. pay
able to d.. o. W. Lawrence. president
Of the Board, shall accompany each
bid.
The board reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
J. p. Mahcr. secretary
Brownsville Ind. School Dist.
T-Tf-C0-oa4Tn5
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

follows: Beginning at the Southeast
corner Of said 205.43 acre tract.
which Is also the Southwest corner
OF the Lee Minner Subdivision In
Survey 20, Cameron County, Texas:
thence along the South line of said
survey No. 70. South 83 deg. 81 min.
West 6S3.73 feet to a stake for COR
ner: Thence North s deg. 10 min.
West. 4641-34 feet to a stake for
corner on the North line OF said
2O5.43 acre tract: Thence North 80
deg. IL min. East with said north
line $3.50 feet to Northeast corner
OF said 205.43 acre tract, being the
northwest corner Of the Lee Minner
subdivision: Thence South 0 deg.
ID min. East with boundary line
between the Lee Minner Subdivision
and said 205.43 acre tract, 4573.3C
feet 10 the place or beginning. con-
tanning by these metes and bounds
"a acres. the north AZ acres OF said
tract being levied upon as the prop
erty OF Fellpa l.. de Villareal, wife
Of Placido Villareal. and the south
% acres OF said tract being levied
upon as the property OF Guadalupe
". Cavazos. wife OF Rafael Cavazos,
as specified in said order OF sale.
and that on the first Tuesday IL
August, 1881. the same being the
fourth day OF said month, at the
court house door OF Cameron county,
IN the City Of Brownsville, Texas.
between the hours OF 10 a. m. and 4
p. m, by virtue OF said levy and
said order OF sale. I will sell said
above described real estate az pub ic
vendue for cash 10 the highest bid
der, as the property In the proper
tons above specified of said Felipa
T.. de Villareal and said Guadalupe
v. Cavazos.
And In compliance with law. /
give this notice by publication In the
English language. once a week for
three consecutive weeks Immediately
preceding said day or sale IN the
Brownsville Herald. a newspaper
published in Cameron county.
Witness my hand this 18th day
Of july, 1881.
W. F. Brown. Sheriff
Cameron County. Tex.
BY J. r. Snoeberger. Deputy.
7-l3-20-27-3t-4i00
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For Subdivision
l6C Acres

Located 4 blocks from the high
school and closer To Browns
vile than the exclusive Los
Ebanos Subdivision. Winding
reSaca running through prop
crty offering natural lake front
sites for subdivision. This prop
erty Is for sale by owners and
can be bought at n very at
tractive price. Also tract OF 500
acres within city limits. ada
cent TO Missouri Pacific Lines
on the south. Henson-Lomax a.
Houston and Brownsville De-
vel0pmcnt GO. CSC
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For East Texas: Partly cloudy
with scattered showers TUESDAY
and Ia north portion Monday night
or Tuesday. Fresh southerly winds
on the coast.
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BULLETIN

CFfrst figures. lowest tempera-
ture last night. second. highest
yesterday: third. wind velocity at
g a. m: fourth. precipitation In
last "a hrSl
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cnIcAGn LIyEsTncK

CHICAGO. July 20. fAPl-tU. s. -.
A.1--Hogs 40.0 600 including 5000 direct.
opened weak TO 10 lower than Friday.
later trade lois. spots Is. lower: bulk
f7O-22O lbx. T.6O-7s0 70. top T85: 230-3i0
lbs. 60O-7. so. pigs 600-7oo: packing
sows ASS so.
cattle is 600. calves 1000. y~earlinrs
and light steers fairly active. strong.
instances shade higher. m~d.un weight
and weighty steers slow. steady 70
weak: some bids IS lower; largely steer
run. early top yearlinEs BIS; sevef ~
loads 8.25-8.S0. very few weightv steers
sold. other classes uneven. mostly STEADY
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RIYER FORECAST

The river will continue at flood
stage or above at San Benito, rise
10 approximately flood stages al
Brownsville and below during the
next IL To "a hours. The river
will fall at Mission and above dur
ing the next "a TO SO hours.
Flood Present 24-Hr. 14-Hr.
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Pharr
NORTH PHARR
CLUB HOSTESS

NORTH PHARR
CLUB HOSTESS
Mrs. Jesse Beddoe ST.. vas host
ess 10 the North Pharr club We'd
nesday afternoon. Fifteen members
answered roll call.
Mrs Haggard gave a very In
structive skirt demonstration which
vas very helpful. The hostess
served delicious ice cream and cake.
Guests were Mrs. G.. L. Mottsheard
and Mrs. Boiling and Mrs. Arnold
Of McAllen.
MISSIONARY
SOCIETY MEETS
The Missionary Society OF the
Methodist church met Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. VIM. Horn conducted a very
interesting study. after which
Mrs. A. r. Carson entertained the
following ladies at her home. Mes
danes Horn. Maule Frazier, Krie-
denwise. Ada Flowers. Hull. Wiley.
w. c. Baker and Chambers. The
hostess served a delicious ice
course.
PERSONALS. .....
Mr.. and Mrs. :. r.. Melton and
daughters Catherine and Elizabeth.
Daisy, Mary Virginia and Frances
Polk and Dorothy Flowers motored
TO Rio Hondo Friday evening TO
attend the guest day picnic held az
the Y. w. G. "A. camp here.
Miss Frances Cushman Of Hous-
ton Is visiting her friend, Mrs.
Jack Of this city.
Mrs. Florence Walling and
daughter. Lillian. Of Comanche.
Tex. were guests OF Miss Thelma
Walling during the past week.
Mrs. Fred Ruecking underwent an
operation for appendicitis Tuesday
evening at the McAllen hospital.
Mrs. Ruecking's many friends are
glad TO know that she is improving
rapidly.
MIR. and Mrs. c. L. Vernon and
family have moved 10 Pharr.
Mrs. r. T.. Slocum presented her
kindergarten and junior pupils in
a recital Saturday afternoon at the
educational building or the Method
iSt church. The mothers were the
guests OF the afternoon.
Miss Lila Lee ProSser OF Browns
vile has been the guest OF Mrs. j.
A. Reed this week.
Mrs. ID. G. Hogan and Billie and
Margaret and Mrs. Bryce Ferguson
left Thursday morning for San An
tonic, where Mrs. Hogan and
children will visit while Mrs. Fer
guson Will continue on to Tohoka,
Tor a visit.
Miss Thelma Slocum, who has
been attending the league encamp-
ment at KerryiIle. returned We'd
nsday night. Mrs. r. w. Fisher and
son. Paul and wife and daughter.
Pauline Of Des Moines. Iowa. met
Miss Siocum in San Antonio and
accompanied her home. Mrs. Fisher
is a sister OF Mrs. Slocum.
r.. III. Rushing left Sunday even
ing for Louisiana, where he will
spend his vacation with his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. l.. Yates OF Har-
lingen we're Pharr visitors Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Pelt and fam
ily left Thursday for Cristobal.
Tex. where they will visit rela-
tives for a few weeks.
Mrs. r. w. Warren Of Weslaco.
spent Monday at the home OF her
friend. Mrs. ". L. Davidson.
r. S. Ford was returned from a
two weeks business trip 10 Dallas
and TT. Worth.
Rev. Hull attended the laymen's
banquet nc Donna on Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Bart Melton and
son. Bart Melton. Jr. we're dinner
guests at the 4. MI. Flowers home
on Friday evening.
R.Ft.AT. AnVERTFgFMTET
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NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, July 20. (APl-cotton
opened steady today. . % 10 points
higher on buying by the trade and
SPOT houses a. well Rs covering IN
sympathy with relatively firm Liver
Eaool cables.
The advance continued after the
3ening owing TO a favorable view CT
European development as well as
continued showers over the cotton belt
which promoted talk OF increased In
sect activity and October contracts sold
up 10 96I. or rs points net higher.
Foreign selling and realizing developed.
however. and the market reacted %
about the opening Levels a. the end 81
the first half our.
Liverpool cables said there hal ncfn
cor tinentai and Bombay buying on
the weather. Cloth inquiries were fair
bu. yarns were said TO be quiet.
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TIDE TABLE

High and low tide at Port Isa-
bel Sunday, under normal Meteo-
rological conditions:
High ...... 8.0l a. m: 1925 p. m.
Low $500. 200 a.. m: 3.i5 d. m.
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WHILE READING these ads. w. C.
Graham. 18th and Levee has found
his name emitting him 10 IN guest
ticket tO the Capitol.
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Business Opportunities

REAL BARGAIN-Must sell at
once good paying Brownsville busi-
ness. Write OLA Herald. Ola
RESIDENT OF 653 West Elizabeth
Mrs. Laura Monroe, Is now entitled
TO a guest ticket to the Capitol
theatre. Please call Immediately
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-20

ARM LOANS-Five year straight
loans on improved irrigated farms
II cultivation III Hidalgo and Cam
eron Counties. Refinance vendors
lien Watts "a Watts. Phone %.
Donna. Texas. Pal
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-
NEW YORK. july 20. tAPl-The fay
orable tone OF news from Europe was
rejected In a narrow and quiet advance
IN the stock market today. After a fair
became dun. although the improve
ment was well maintained.
Oils were particularly active at rising
prices. helped by q belief crude out
put for the last week had made a sub
stantial decline. Texas Corp. standards
Of New York n New Jersey % Hous-
ton were eader
". 8. Steel. rose q point. Gains In
numerous other leaders were largely
fractional. although such issues As
Union Carbide. American Water Works.
Lcrillard. American Smelling. Cclumb-
Ian Carbon. Allied Chemical and Electric
Rails were u n firm.
Call money renewed at ! Ia per cent
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
NEW ORLEANS. July 20. fAPl-Cotton
opened firmer today owing 20 better
Liverpool cables than a and the
generally favorable character Of foreign
financial news.
First trades showed gains az II TO II
points n the market continued 20 i'm
prove after the start on shorts covering.
October advancing 10 9.62 and December
to 983. or IS TO ~ points above Safur-
days close. This advance attracted some
realizing and re-seliing BY recent nuy-
ers. prices easing of z 20 Q points from
the highs near the end OF the rrst
hour.
The market ruled very quiet All morn
ing, fiuctuating narrowly with traders
apparently waiting on the outcome q
the London conference. October traded
down 20 PSI and December 20 Dts. or
3 20 IN points under the early highs
hut sti1i 5 TO 6 points above Saturdays
close.
Near mid-session. prices ralliec ) 70
Q points from the low owing 70 steadi-
ness IN the stock market.
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FURNISHED %
ROOM y A

ROOM AND BOARD in private
home for gentleman. III st. Char
cs. Phone 552. Ql03
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Real Estate

40 ACRES land Urn Willacy County.
east OF Raymondville. Trade for
unincumbered home In Brownsville
or suburbs t5 mile radius. u. P.
Cogdell. Raymondville. Gao
SO ACRES OF nOn-irrigated land In
cultivation. Will trade for Valley
city property. 802 South r. Street.
Harrington. Tex. Qli9
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Livestock & Poultry

.gHITE ORPINGTON FRYERS-
hone 60o7-F-l1. Ql05
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Real Estate
FOB SALE on TRADE

II. ID. ROGERS three-Story brick
hotel. 40 rooms. North Iowa for
Valley property. Want cheap Toe To
move cottage. Towner Camp. Route
a. san Benito. CSC
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Find it With an AID
Business Opportunities

FOR SALE-Barbecue stand at
Harrington Good location. Es-ah-
liShed business. Reason for sell
ing: have other business. Address
BOX Q63. Herald. Q63
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WE HAVE the following business
opportunities for sale: Grocery
ores. Drug Stores. Filling sta
ms. Hotels. Beauty Parlor. Gale
lrher Shops. Feed store. we make
speciality OF handling all kinds OF
lSlness opportunities.
VALLEY BUSINESS EXCHANGE
1921 w. Harrison st. Phone 405
Harrington. Texas
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CaAACLOn county, lex.
BY ]. r. Snoeberger. Deputy.
7-l3-20-27-3t-4i00
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IWWN ~ IT = NT
stage Stage Chang. Kan
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FOR RENT-2-rOom furnished a-
partment lights furnished. $500
per month. 1906 18th Sc. Phone
l86. Q86
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THE COOLEST apartment in.
Brownsville. 800 Washington. Phone
72l. Gas
Evening star., 1931-12-25

(33) Knit Suits and - 0r
Dresses, sizes IA to AZ. Il.9C
Orig 1850. O.......
so Knit Suits and Dresses, Z az
sizes IA to AZ. Orig. 1895. O.9O
Co 3-Pc. Boucle Suits, origi- - or
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orisinsiiy orig: .ntSs's: SIS ............ 4.05
CD Navy PulI-on Sweaters, origi- = 0E
hahy o.SS ............... As1C
na',y " s3!'ssa 7gs .' p".'-on Sweater o's, 2.05
Palais Royal-Third Floor
Evening star., 1931-12-25
MOVIE STUNT MEN
SEEK PROTECTION
Demand for Legal License
System Is Blow to ANA
teur "D0ubIes."
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD, Calf, December 25.-
Apparently the Hollywood stunt man
has been affected by lack of work and
he's going to do something about it.
A move to have recognized motion
picture stunt men licensed, in order
ito protect the uninitiated and mex
perienced from injury and possible
death" is under way in HOLLYWOOD
Such a plan, If put into effect, would
automatically ban the embryonic movie
double who will try anything once for
whatever price the studios want to pay
him.
A number Of unskilled stunt men have
been seriously injured in the last two
weeks attempting to perform hazardous
movie thrills for which they were un-
qualified
There's trick to driving a speeding
car into a concrete wall and escaping
with only few bruises, But one man,
who needed work badly. tried to do
this 500 job for SIS. Today he is in
hospital with a broken nose, several
broken ribs and innumerable bruises
and scratches.
An experienced stunt man might
have crashed the same car and be well
enough afterward to eat Christmas
dinner at home with his family
Another green double was injured
so badly in a too-real fist fight that
he is confined to a hospital. There's
trick, too, in fighting furious f1stic
battle with another double without
either being harmed.
Harvey Parry, who, although less than
80 years old. is one of the pioneers in
the bone breaking business of doubling
for the stars, said today he and the
four other recognized stunt men will
ask the Hollywood Chamber of Com
merce to recommend the licensing idea
to some official State or city commits
sion
Parry denied that the plan was an
attempt to unioniZe experienced dou-
bles or to establish a wage scale
The four stunt men, besides Parry,
who. as he put it, can do anything"
are Jack Holbrook, Chick Collins, john
ny Sinclair and William Jones.