Chicago Tribune from Chicago, Illinois • 116

Page Seven 0 9 yiWmm iPMWofi '5 4 2 A' 1 1 Ik v. "T7 1 i (Photo Acmo Nawapictures, Inc.) 1 -1 1 Nearly ninety years after gold seekers trekked into California and stayed to build the state, thou- sands of migrants have swarmed there in search of odd lobs in the friendly climate. These modem squat- ters have no free natural resources to exploit, how- ever, and California faces the problem of what to do with them. These children get water from a typical community welL 2 At right: The jT modem cov- ered wagons are I auto trailers such as this one parked near Alameda. M--r TV Fifty thousand squatters have moved into California, and more arrive every month.

The state hy is considering an appropriation to (Photo Acino Nwpicture, lac.) 3 A squatter child typical of thousands brought into California. As during the influx of Mexican labor several years ago, the state faces the problem of assimilating or finance their re- lr r- turn. rf" eliminating the new population. (AMociatad Pma photo.) Si (Tribuno pftotos.) At 3 The result. A week has elapsed, ana Mrs.

muman aispuxYB her new profile in contrast to the first picture. 2 The operation over, Mrs. Pullman offers the surgeon a light Respite that bandage, you can see indications of the transformation. 1 Objecting to that bump on ner nose, ana uie large tip, Mrs. Paula Pullman, wife of a New York dentist decided upon plastic surgery.

EOT FO.R FUBLI 1, 1 7 1 3 No magician. Ernie Duaelc a orofes- A 1 wirU 8 i a 1 wrestler, lets Jack Dempsey hang him to a beam. Just as exercise for neck muscles. (AenM photos.) 2 Pulled into the air. Ovette trees his hands, releases nis neac from the noose, and drops to the ground.

Highly developed neck muscles prevent strangulation and support his entire weight during the stunt. INot a lynching with police sanction. Joseph Ovette. Canadian magician, allows citizens of Ottawa to tie him securely to a chair and place a noose around his neck. 4.