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-EL PASO HERALD-POST, Monday, April 29, 1957 Page Seven- Artist Pens Dies I Compiled From The Herald-Post's Five Wire Services A despondent, debt-haunted art, 1st at Glendale, committed auicide and left a wry note saying that perhaps his death would make his paintings more valuable, police said today. William Millarc, 37, shot himself in the head Saturday and left a note that read: "My paintings don't meet the bills. Maybe my death will make them valuable enough." Officers said Millarc killed him- lelf with a .38 caliber pistol he brought with him to a dinner "party at the home of friends. His wife, Heydee, 31, said Millarc was "ever worried" about pending bills he didn't have the money pay. His paintings had been shown at local art galleries and at the county museum and some of his oils won high critical praise in 1951, yet Millarc had been forced to work as an aft instructor to make a living.

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