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Evening star., 1936-03-11

the venture of Romeo and Juliet,
greatest of all love stories"-(" Tristan
and Isolde" isn't so bad eitherD-"in
screen form has definitely caught the
popular imagination"
He also incloses, in a large plum
colored folder. the incest of its kind,
first photographs of Norma Shearer
and Leslie Howard" in the same. Miss
Shearer looks so beautiful our eyes
almost fell out. Mr.. Howard has put
on weight.
SOAK THE RICH" Hecht-Mac-
Arthur comedy satire. which has
run two weeks as the Belasco's big
gest hit of the Winter, closes tonight
to give way to the request revival Of
1925 hit film, "Arrowsmith," starring,
as you remember, Ronald Colman,
Helen Hayes and Myrna 10y. ARROW
smith" will 60 on for the first time at
10 pm, Immediately following the last
showing of Soak the Rich" sched-
uled for about 8:45. So, at 8:45 to-
night you get two shows. Tomorrow,
"Arrowsmith' only.
"a BOUT June Knight, who comes
Friday to the Earle to headline
the stage show:
She was born in Hollywood, jan
uary %, 1913, and embarked on her
stage career Immediately upon leav-
ing high school, Florenz ziegfeld
saw her in stage show in her home
town and put her in Hot Cha" and
then Take a Chance" Between en-
gagements on the stage she worked
in films. including Garbo's "Mata
Hari" and Dance Team" which was
not Garbo's. She also danced at the
Cocoanut Grove in Los Angeles, where
the stars go to play.
June's last screen appearance was
in Broadway Melody of 1896" and
since then she has been featured in
Broadway's hit musical, Jubilee"
GTEPIN FETCHIT, the screens
prime exponent of the art of las
situde, comes Friday to the Howard
Theater as the star of the stage show.
IN SPITE of the fact that "Wife VS..
Secretary" was brought into the
Palace Saturday almost "cold," the
first days box Office take was the best
the house has recorded since Garbo's
"Queen Christina" and one of the best
Saturdays in the Palaces II years in
the business of celluloid entertain
ment.
The other two Loew houses are in
clover. too, this week. Fats" Waller,
radios harmful little armful," has
the S. r. o. sign busy at the Fox and
the Columbia's box Office is about to
split seam with all the ShekelS being
deposited therein by citizens bent on
hearing jeanette Macdonald and Mel
son Eddy warble the romantic ditties
Of Rose Marie"
RERT GRANOFF will be featured
in special overture with Fred
die Clark's Earle Theater Orchestra
next week, with singing in the popu-
lar Granof manner three chansons
of the day-"Please Believe Me-"
Lovely Lady, and Life Begins
When You're in Love-" The new
program, which has Marlene Dietrich
and Gary Cooper in "Desire" on the
Evening star., 1936-03-11

% Z II III y o arrival
Friday at the
FOX: Jun e
Knights d e b u t
Friday at the
Earle; Fats"
w allie RS music
this week at the
Fox and an Office
stacked high with
Hollywood hints
about the forth
coming Romeo
and Juliet" pro-
duction.
Barrett KieS-
ling, who never
tells a hb. saws
Evening star., 1936-03-11

With the busi-
ness d e t a | s
settled. Miss West
and Cohen are
devoting their at
tention to the
vehicle in which
the buxom actress
will be starred.
The favored pic
ture probably will
be Personal Ap-
p e q 7 q n c e
in which Gladys
George scored an
ultra Guccess in
the N e W Y or k
,kaoa x,rrrioy, Tha
Evening star., 1936-03-11

Liszt's Faust" symphony, an ambi-
tious work which requires a mems
chorus as we'll as full symphony Or
chestra, will be given its first per-
formance in the Nations Capital at
next Sundays concert Of the National
Symphony Orchestra in Constitution
Hall. The orchestra, under the baton
of Hans Kinder, will be augmented
by the Mems Glee Club Of George
Washington University.
Because of its unusual demands the
Faust" symphony is seldom heard
and DR.. Kinder has planned it as an
important contribution to the or
chestral season here. The symphony,
while based on Goethe's great poem
of the same title, was not written
as incidental music to the drama.
Rather it is a symphonic projection
Of the poetical idea Of Faust" 1t
has three parts-1, Faust; 2, Mar
guerite, and 3, Mephistopheles.
The George Washington Univer-
sity Mems Glee Club. which sings
the choral part Of this symphony,
trained by DR.. Robert Harmon, has
achieved real musical heights in re-
cent years. Its annual concerts in
Washington receive city-wide atten-
tion. 1t makes extensive tours to all
parts of the East.
Six years ago the club went to
New York and won first place in the
first intercollegiate glee club compe-
tition. Last year the glee club repre-
senting the South Atlantic section,
went to Pittsburgh for the competition
and won second place. Among the
other glee clubs there were those Of
Yale, Dartmouth, Ohio State. Penn
State, Princeton and Columbia. In
the same competition the club cap
tured third place in 1881.
For the last IL years the Glee Club
has been directed by DR.. Robert Howe
Harmon. an alumnus of the university,
with Mrs. Harmon as co-directof.
George Washington University has
not only developed widespread in
terest In music on its own campus.
but has been active in the cause of
music for the Nations Capital. It
has supported the National Symphony
Orchestra, and through its Symphony
Club organizes parties to attend the
concerts in Constitution Hall. The
university bestowed q distinctive
honor on the orchestra's conductor
in 1882, when 1t conferred on DR..
Kinder the degree Of doctor Of music.
Ted Shawn, who brings his company
of eight men in novel program Of
primitive, religious and folk dances
to the National Theater on Friday,
March 20, at 4:30 pm, uses the
compositions of living writer's of music
for the most part of this program.
Much of his music is by Jess Meeker,
brilliant young American pianist who
also accompanies the group in their
dances.
The Italian, Respighi, is composer
Of music for two Franciscan monk
numbers, and Lecuona, popular Cuban
composer, wrote music used in "Danza
Afro -Cubana" and Cutting the Sugar
Cane" Anis Fuleihan wrote music
especially for Shawn's "Mevlevi Der
wish" dance.
Reservations for the Washington
program can be made at the box office,
National Theater.
Jean Fardulli, concert and opera
BARITONE, who Is no stranger in WASH
ington, will be heard in q song re-
cital Sunday evening at the Mayfiower
Hotel. Mr.. Fardulli has sung twice
Evening star., 1936-03-11

most Of whose success was earned un-
der the banner Of ziegfeld, will be the
bright particular star. and the Anieri-
can girl viii be glorified in true Gold
wyn "super-coiossal" style!
(Copyright. 1890. By North American
Newspaper Alliance. Inc)
Evening star., 1936-03-11
Postal Investigator Speaks.

w. J. Satterfleld, postal inspector,
described the Post ONCE Departments
investigation work in a talk before
the monthly meeting of the Wash
ington Sales Representatives Associa-
ton yesterday at the Lafayette Hotel.
Evening star., 1936-03-11
ADJUSTMENTS.
PHILADELPHIA
ORCHESTRA

MAR. 12-S:45 con.sisTti'n Hs91
Jose ITURBI-Conductor
Weber. Oberen, Beethoven, Concerto No.
81 Wagner. Tristan. GotterdammerungS
Debussy; DeFalIa.
9l0 G st.. in Witt-Hamill Music Co.
Evening star., 1936-03-11

The short, nice looking lady with the'
earrings who sat up very straight
in her chair in the second row was
Theresa Helburn-"heap big" Guild
mogul.
Upon returning to town we find
tongues wsgging mostly about Jack
Evening star., 1936-03-11
Mae West Wins Demand
For Guarantee of $300,000
Producer Places Sum in Escrow and Agrees
to Give Her Supervision in New
Picture Contract.
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM.

HOLLYWOOD March II MANA)-Mae West taking no chances
-
here" he had 100000 guarantee
Vests first picture with him. OF addition he had
percentage profits
Evening star., 1936-03-11
Istanbul Traffic Curbed.

During the taking Of the one-day
census In Turkey, taxi cabs and street
cars in. Istanbui were not permitted
to operate. -
Evening star., 1936-03-11
Hollywood Gets Set for
Romeo and Juliet
West Coast in Furor Over Mr. Shakespeare.
Benny Coming to Town.
Other Items
BY E. de S. MELCHER.

gentleman dinner
ran a
day nights opening Delight Sherwood
The a upstairs
I" pC3oeS"P)
Evening star., 1936-03-11
PROGRAM AT CHURCH
Radio and Cconert Artists Join
in Lenten Musicale.

in Lenten Musicale.
A group Of prominent Washington
radio and concert artists will con-
tribute to q special Lenten musicale
at the Congress Street M P. Church,
1898 Thirty street, March 20.
Outstanding features Of the program
will be provided by Francesca Della
Lana. tenor; Henry G. Nestor. bari
tone; Glenn Carow. organist; Mrs.
Olga Brown; soprano; Irving Ginberg,
violinist; Benjamin Levenson, cellist,
and the male quartet OF the Chevy
Chase Presbyterian Church.
Evening star., 1936-03-11
Irish Party Urges Peace.

The United Ireland Party has called
on the government Of the Irish Free
State to make economic peace with
Britain.
Evening star., 1936-03-11
English Voter Fined

Because his son Of 7 was recorded
to vote az elections. Roy Harmston
has been fined SIS at Newport, Eng
land.
Evening star., 1936-03-11

Jean Fardulli, concert and opera
BARITONE, who Is no stranger in WASH
ington, will be heard in song re-
cital Sunday evening at the Mayfiower
Hotel. Mr.. Fardulli has sung twice
in Washington, once in grand opera.
and two weeks ago at reception
given by the Ahepa Society, at which
most Of the leading Greeks through
out the United States were present.
Evening star., 1936-03-11

cbOIyb OusVj U1tCUtIOEI, c1U'' t1Iu VtIe
usual general :, Westian supervision,
which resulted in her recent break
with the Paramount studio.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-07
New Entries
Received in
Race Events

Entries continue to pour in for the
Mid-Winter Cupboard regatta at
Sandy Beach Sunday. In the Glass
A hydroplanes, Kenney Glenn of Los
Angeles is entering his Allah Bye
Jr." Frank Verbeck of Pasadena will
race his new Glass B hydroplane,
"Get-A-Long" New entries in the
Glass c Runabout competition are
Herman White of Covina and his
Spizzerinktum" Herb Hadfield Of
Los Angeles, who will run Miss
Wee; Herb Rimlinger of Los An
geles, with Jeff; and Dale Frankie
of Los Banos, entering Grand
Slam. Norman Glover of San Di-
ego is entering Cooper" among the
Glass c hydros.
In addition to the 35 reservations
which Hotel Barbara Worth has re-
ceived for rooms and places at the
Regatta banquet, IA new reservations
were received this morning from
coast racers.
Through the cooperation of w. F
Mcdonald of Ell Centre, proprietor
of the Southern Club, the Southern
Club band will play at Sandy Beach
during the races.
No charge will be made for admis-
sion at Sandy Beach. The affair is
a civic contribution on the part Of
Imperial Yacht Club.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-07
WORK STARTED
ON NEW CANAL
NEAR BORDER

Work got under way Friday on
the All American canal route
around Calexico, as 80 four-horse
teams we're shifted to the new To-
cation.
Less than a mile north of CAL
cxico city limits ploWS and fresnos
Slashed into the fresh cut earth
and by late afternoon the out
lines of the new canal already had
begun to take shape just west of
Imperial avenue.
J. H. Fertig, Reclamation Bureau
engineer in charge of the Calexico
division, predicted the force in
this section will have reached 100
teams by Monday. BY the first of
next week, another unit of 100
teams will have started work west
of the Southern Pacific tracks,
F'ertig declared. The work near
Imperial avenue is directed by
Foreman Fred Eady. Samuel Du-
rem will have charge of operations
west Of the railway tracks.
Actual start of operations eli
NAKED several days of anxious
waiting on the part of Reclama-
ton officials. Official orders to
start were delayed after Secretary
Harold L. Ickes approved the route
around CaleXico.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-07
Official Program
Commencing at HOO a. m.
(Officially Sanctioned

Races conducted under author
ty and rules of Tic American
Power Boat Association, National
Outbcard Association, Southern
California Cupboard Association
and Imperial Yacht Club.
PROGRAM
HOO a. m.-Racc for Glass A Hy-
drOplaneS ............,.....1st Heat
u:15 a. m.--Race for Class A Hy-
drOplancs Ind Heat
1880 a. IN. Race for Class Il Hy-
drOplancS LIST Heat
Has a. m.--Racc for Class b Hy-
droplancs ........... End Heat
IL Noon-Racc for Class c Hy-
drGplanes ...................1 LIST Heat
12:15 p. m.-Racc for Class G Hy-
drOplancs ...................2nd Heat
AS Minutes for Lunch)
100 p. m. - City of WestmOrland
Race for Class G Service
Runabouts .................. LIST Heat
1:l5-p. m.-City Of WestmOrland
Race for Class c Service
RunabOutS ................2nd Heat
1880 p. MEL Centre Competition
for Class c Racing Run
abOutS LIST Heat
1870 p. m. Music.
las p. MEL Centre Competition
for Class c Racing Run
abOutS .......-................2nd Heat
200 p. m.-Brawley Cup Race for
Class + Racing Runabouts
1St Heat
2:15 p. m.-Brawley Cup Race for
Class + Racing Runabouts
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Heat
2:3O p. m. - InbOard Races, 1872
Class
Open Championship Race
flor boats owned i'm Imperial
Valley Sponsored by the
PresS-POst.
800 p. DIFFERENTIATION of tr0-
phicS.
Note: This Sandy Beach course
is on the west side of SaltOn Sea,
off Highway us. 80, about 20
miles northwest of Westmorland.
RACES ARE FREE TO THE
PUBLIC. NO CHARGE FOR
SPECTATORS, AUTOMOBILES
OR PARKING.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-07
FARM COLONY
PLANS GIVEN
MEXICAN OK.
IS Thousand Acres
Near Mexicali
Included

Seventy five thousand
acres of land as fertile as
any in California will be
brought under cultivation in
the immediate future, under
a mammoth colonization project
announced Thursday by Governor
Gildardo Magma of Baja Califor-
MIA.
Under the sponsorship of the
Colorado River Land company,
Gov. Magma, and in line with
the agricultural policy of the pres
ent federal administration in
Mexico, the land will be turned
over to settlers for purchase at
long-term rates. 1t will be divided
into comparatively small tracts to
stimulate intensive cultivation, it
is believed.
Although rumors of the project
Continued on Page 6; Col. p
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-07

the community.
Sheriff Ware visited the camp
tow days ago in response to COM
plants on the part of Calipatria
residents and ascertained that the
men had arrived in the area in
search of work in the pea fields.
There was said to be no work
available as the resident laborers
were being used by the growers.
The departure of the wanderers
was orderly and they made no
objection to the request that they
leave.
The sheriff said a difficult situ-
alton is created when the tran
sients collect in large numbers in
CAMPS they establish themselves.
camps which have no sanitation
facilities and no arrangements for
living quarters.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-07
SEWER PLANS
UNDER STUDY
BY OFFICIALS

Dorsey Whitelaw. city attorney,
and Philip Knights, city engineer,
will be in Los Angeles Monday for
conferences regarding preliminar-
les to construction of the new
outfall sewer for Ell Centre
They will confer with Koebig
and Koebig, consulting engineers
and file acquisitions for federal
funds allocated to the Public
Works administration project and
attend to other details necessary
In addition, factory inspection
of materials to be used for sewer
construction will be made. After
the materials are delivered, field
inspection will be necessary,
knights explained.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-07

Mexican border unofficially, how
ever were reported to have turned
back less than 100 buns l1red
to California by the mild climate.
Special squadrons of officers to-
day began a cleanup of all per-
sons in the city without Visible
means of support" as Migrants,
rlisdemeanor charge under Cali
fornia statutes.
Would End Invasion
The round-faced police chief
declared that the campaign in
Los Angeles city and county, cou-
pied with work of his border pa
troll" soon would put an end to
the seasonal invasion of tranSients
seeking relief from the eastern
cold.
Chief Davis assigned 80 detec-
tives and As patrolmen to drag
the city for buns and persons
unable to explain their presence
here" following a conference with
Sheriff Eugene Biscailuz who
promised to cooperate.
The sheriff instructed officers
at his 10 substations throughout
the county to make arrests of
all persons discovered to be va
grants"
Sheriff Biscailuz warned his
men, however, that the cleanup of
Migrants does not apply ia law
Continued on Page 6; Col. a.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-07
CHIEF NAMED
FOR VALLEYS
NEWEST CLUB

Inspired by the possibilities of
beat racing on Salton Sea, a group
of Imperial Valley. residents Thurs
day night organized the Imperial
Yacht club with a membership of
25.
The new organization is to func-
ton as a separate unit but will be
sponsored by the Ell Centre Junior
chamber of commerce.
DR.. A. A. Ariaudo was elected
commodore; Carl Vogt, vice-com-
modore; Jerry Goodrich, treasurer;
Robert Hays, secretay; and Roy
Hammond, president Of the board
of directors.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-07
YOUNGSTERS SWORN
AS JUVENILE POLICE

Oath eff office was administered
13 members of the Ell Centre jul
venile police department at police
headquarters Thursday night and
the youths all of whom are be-
tween II and Is years of age,
Friday night will attend the Of
fetal meeting Of the adult de-
partment.
Six races are represented in the
personnel of the juvenile group,
American, japanese. Mexican, Ne
gro, jewish and Indian. There is
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-07
Farm Program Vote
Delayed by Storm

WASHINGTON, Feb. 7. U.P)-
A senate vote OH the administra-
ton new farm program was delay
ed until next week today when
the senate recessed until Monday
due to a blizzard.
Administrator leaders had hop
cd to complete senate considera-
ton of the bill this week in the
hope house action would follow
swiftly enactment by Feb. Is was
sought.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-07
PSychiatrist Wins
Back Mans Memory

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 7. W,P) -
Dick B. Barnes, 40, today prepared
to return to Commerce, Tex, after
a Commute session with a psy-
chiatrist had restored him his
memory and identity.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-07
RELIEF BUDGET
STUDIED BY FIR

WASHINGTON, Feb. 7. UH -
President Roosevelt was disclosed
today to be studying the amount
of funds needed for relief between
now and July l in connection
with his check-up on government
spending and tax requirements.
The amount necessary to carry
on relief until July was the prin-
cipal topic Of discussion between
the president and the various heads
of government spending agencies
at the White House yesterday.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-07
NORTHWEST IN
GRIP OF COLD
BY UNITED PRESS

Bitter cold held its grip on the
northwest today while the midwest
enjoyed a brief respite from sub-zero
temperatures and a new ice storm
swept up the eastern coast from
Florida.
Coal shortages which have kept
scores of Iowa families Shivering for
days spread to the deep south.
Swollen rivers throughout Dixie
surged over their banks and sent
hundreds Of families fleeing from
their homes.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-07
NEW GOVERNOR
TO RULE BAJA
CALIF., RUMOR

MEXICALI-A new governor of
Baja California has been appoint
ed, according to unofficial reports
from Mexico City Gov. Gildardo
Magma could not pe reached at
the palace Friday to deny Or con-
firm the report.
Advices, purportedE from nigh
officials in the federal government
named Gen. Gabriel Gavira as
Magana'S successor.
RuElorS ran wildly in MeXicali
concerning the reported shakeup.
Some observers predicted General
Gavira would take office February
Is.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-07
UNHURT AFTER
2I-FOOT FALL

o. D. Shaw of Ell Centre, re-
pairman for the Southern Calf
ornia Telephone company narrow
ly escaped serious injury Thurs
day when he fell 81 feet from the
top of telephone pole.
The accident occurred near
Brawley. The pole luckily was be-
side a ditch bank and Shaw hit
the sloping side a glancing blow
and was shrown into the ditch.
Aside from bruises and a sprained
ankle, he incurred no serious in
juries.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-07
Valley Officers
Attend Meeting
Of Indio Group

Imperial County Peace Officers
association was we'll represented
at meeting of the Riverside asso-
citation in Indio Thursday night.
General Van Demon of San Die
60, who organized the intelligence
service during the World War, was
the speaker.
The group from the valley in
cluded Sheriff Robert Ware, presi-
dent; Mark M Munson, Herbert
Gerrish, Vargil Hays, j. C. Moore,
Charles Henry Hit, Floyd Ackley,
and George Bucklin
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-07

the vest size OF the sea.
Those who wish to take part in
the Post-Press Imperial Valley
Open championship race, limited 70
valley-Cwned boats, must enroll at
once if they are to be contenders
for the bronze and silver trophies
to be awarded the winners Of the
first three places.
o. d. Spike" Shaw of Ell Gen.
tro, who planned TO enter a IL
horsepower motor on a 12-foot hull,
may be unable to compete because
Of injuries received When he fell
from a telegraph pole. He said
Friday he would race if he had to
be carried to his boat.
Others already entered in the
Continued on Page 6, Col. ~
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-07
Spigots All Awry;
Prisoners All Wet

Prisoners at the Ell Centre city
jail were all wet Friday night be-
cause drunken guest amused
himself by demolishing the water
spigots.
The flood was stopped by turn
ing off the water but the prisoners
were said to have spent an unuus-
ally uncomfortable night. 1. Fer
nandez, who started all the trouble
was sentenced to 1917 days in jail
by Police Judge Lee Nuffer in
police court Friday morning.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-07
GRAND JURY FLAYED
BY Fits ATTORNEY

LOS ANGELES, Feb. Z. U.P)
-Heaping ridicule and abuse
upon the 1884 county grand
jury which returned the indict-
ment, Chief Defense COUnsC\
Jerry Giesler today pleaded in
closing arguments for an acquit-
tai for District Attorney Buron
Fits, being tried on perjury
charge in superior court.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-07
Land0n Club Urged
In Letter to West

Imperial Valley may soon have
a "Landon for President" club
if Dan West, county assessor col
lector carries out his present plans
West has received a letter from
Eugene r. Case, assistant cam
paign manager, asking his sup
port in organizing local Landon
enthusiasts. AS he was for many
years a resident of Kansas and
greatly admires Landon, West is
seriously considering accepting the
| offer.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-07
DEFICIENCY BILL
OKAYED BY HOUSE

WASHINGTON, Feb. I. UP
The house today adopted the
conference report on the $751;
100000 deficiency appropriation
bill after less than three minutes
of discussion. The bill now goes
to the White House, the senate
having accepted the report yes
terday. 1,H
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-07
Boy Scout Leaders
Before KiwanianS

Warren Currier and Carl Hell
mick, Scout executive, Thursday
journeyed to Yuma, Arizona, to
give a program for the Kiwanis
club in that city.
The program was on Scouting,
both speaking on various phases
of the Scout program.
Sunday of this week is Boy
Scout Sunday in celebration of the
national anniversary, Scouting hav-
ing been founded in this country
26 years ago,
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-07

IidTTy SI.lIIh, 80, COnVIcJed OF as
sault with intent to murder
run down and captured by the
school youths after the trio made
daring daylight dash over the
20-foot prison walls.
The three men, all convicted in
Maricopa county, scaled the walls
with a long pole to which they
had affixed a hook. How they OBJ
tanned the pole remained prison
mystery.
A young boy saw the convicts
drop over the wall; reported to
Continued on Page 6; Col. g.