Show &eseribe$ 7hat Terrifying Night VJoiman in Clarence p Scott where she and her husband were Calif wii one of those camp- takeh for trekttaent of Injuries ed "between' the "MUdlswf River Mrs Scotf Jescrmed to United slide and the Hbbgen Dam Tues- Press Intematlonsl what happenday night when earthquakes lip- ed to her in the terrifying night) ped through the area' From a "It BOZEM'V Moot (UPI) hospital bed in Bozeman Mont (1 "EKFSi'2355 ffij" the herald Free-n-o - was horrible Children were screaming and crying for their mothers” And husbands 'were begins their wives to answer" That's the way Mrs Clarence D Scott 57 Fresno Calif described the scene that greeted her when she was thrown out --of " her house trailer in the area where” tandiirdetriggered by slammed a violent earthquake millions of tons of rocks into the MadiSon River near Yellowstone National Park Everything was confusion Mrs said from her bed ln a Bozeman Mont hospital It was dark and cloudy with thunderstorms la the area and nobody could see anything after the quake hit' she said "We wer camped at' Rock Creek seven miles down from the dam' We were in our trailer And we were in bed' There was a terrific shaking of the trailer and the television thing (antenna) fell off and hit me "A Thousand Winds" There was a huge noise It sounded like a thousand windsgoing through a thousand trees But not a tree was moving "Then something struck the trailer and pushed It against a tree A side and the end of the trailer fell out And my husband joumml- -u Scott- - - was gone TOPPLES MOUNTAIN TOP — A series of pow- erful earthquakes have killed at least 9 persons threatened 150 campers trapped in the Madison River Valley and ripped the top off this mountain in the Yellowstone Park area of southwestern EARTHQUAKE Montana The giant slide showp in this photo was formerly a large portion of the mountain seen at right and now nearly blocks the Madison River (left) below the Ilebgen Dam The dam was also severely cracked by the quakes 2 Firemen Die In Kansas Fuel Explosion KANSAS C1TX Kan (UPI) -Atoday- sought the cause t an explosion at a ser- uthorities 8 0 8 — Lettered across the top of Hebgen In southwestern Montana are the letters "OK SOS" which point out the peril of 150 persons trapped in the Madison River Valley between dam and a gigantic the earthquake-weakene- d landslide downriver from them vice station that spewed flaming gasoline on a line of firemen killing two of them and injuring more than 100 persons including 60 firefighters The dead were two Kansas firemen Virgil L City Mo Sams 28 who died about four hours 'after he was admitted to General Hospital at Kansas City Mo and Nell Owens 28 who died later at General Listed as in very critical condition today were four firemen and a truckdrlver The firemen all from the Kansas City Mo department were Delbert Stone Peter Sirna George Edward Bartel and Homer Cook Jr At Providence Hospital In Kansas City Kan was Francis J Toomis of Kansas City Mo driver for Truck "Then I fell out 'It was horrible Children were screaming and crying for their mothers And husbands were begging their wives to answer ‘Someone was screaming for help from someone who could swim I looked where there had been trailers and tents There weren't any" Mrs Scott explained that she and her husband Clarence 59 had come to Yellowstone for the camping and fishing The place they picked to park their (roller is one of the- - best and most famous fishing spots in the Northwest Although Mrs Scott could not tell at the time she was thrown from her trailer a large part of an 8000-foo- t' mountain thundered down Into the river The result Ing splash shot sheets of water for hundreds of yards probably explaining the call for a swimmer that Mrs Scott reported Clothes Torn Off The tremendous woosh of air caused by the rushing rocks plus the Jets of water squirted from the river tore the clothes off people nearby In the midst of this rhaos despite the pitch black of the night Mrs Scott made contact with her husband who was injured more than she was seriously ' "I found him wandering around He had been in the mud under a tree and had managed to get free "We started walking We went past one woman whose leg was stucking up in the air I asked her if I could help She said her leg was broken "I didn't see anybody dead that I knew was dead but of course there was a lot I couldn't see "We got in someone's car and went to high ground We waited there until daybreak But by then Mr Scott was too tired to talk to me" The Scotts were taken to Bozeman 60 miles away where both were hospitalized Mrs Scott was not seriously injured suffering from shock and bruises Her husband had undetermined injuries "But we are in the same hospital" said Mrs Scott thankfully high-power- A Bear i NEEDLES Calif (UPI)— Rescuers searched today for the faared fourth victim of a flash-floo- d which tossed autos off the highway like toys and stranded some 500 motorists for 12 hours Three bodies already have been found and the fourth is feared buried under several feet of sand carried by the churning crests of water which roared down desert washes following a cloudburst The four men were part of a railroad crew of six workers whose truck was swept away by the flood as they drove to repair torn up track The two other men escaped by clinging to a bridge Eight other persons also reported their cars were swept off US Highway 66 and 95 by the flood but all escaped Injury The two highways were ' Impassable for up to 12 hours after the flash-floo- d struck late Monday and early Tuesday border This Arizona-Californcommunity was nearly Isolated for awhile with sections of the highways and railroads In adjacent areas washed out Rail travel was rerouted around the area and was running up tol4 hours behind sched' ule of rain was reone inch Only storm corded In the three-hou- r which hit first In the mountains above the highway but It sent an avalance of water down the parched earth which dug up railroad tracks and highways and flowed through an area Including Kingman- - Arts to the east and Essex Calif to the west - An Mont (UPI) service station operator said Tuesday he first thought a bear was prowling around when disastrous earthquakes hit the West Yellowstone srea Monday BOZEMAN Ogden night Ray N Painter 46 Ogden how he and his wife Myrtle their children were parked trailer at the foot of Hebgen when the quake struck told and In a dam He thought it was a bear and went outside to investigate He was doused by water from the reservoir and hurled 50 feet against Mont WEST YELLOWSTONE (UPl) — The bodies of a Sandy Utah couple were among those reported recovered Tuesday from the earthquake ripped area below Hebgen Dam near here Montana Civil Defense authorities reported today The Utah victims wen identified as Mr and Mrs Mark Stowe 31 and 28 of Sandy Their bodies were taken to a mortuary in Virginia City Mont awaiting positive Identification by members of the family The Stowes'' wen reported among those killed by enormous earthquakes which brought hen vy damage to southwestern Mon tana late Monday and early Tuesday Relatives' in Saif Lake City said the Stowes wen camping in an ana several miles below the dam They had planned to return to Utah sometime Friday trees One fallen tree pinned his the nlative said Their only child right leg and it took three men Terry 2 did not” make theteip to Montana He remained beto free him Ills wife Myrtle was seriously hind with his grandparents The Key to a Two-C- ar j- -- Family is a SAVINGS ACCOUNT AT FIRST FEDERAL WHERE ALL SAVE REGULARLY THISI ADVANTAGES ARE YOURS! 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