TURLOCK, Aug. 6. - Hollywood motion picture studio employee lost a race with death today when he flew here to his wife, Mrs. Alice Rae Garber, 33 years of age, who was fatally injured in a. collision between a passenger car and a State highway truck yesterday.
Mrs. Garber died of a fractured skull shortly before her husband, Ray Garber, an employee of the Columbia studios, arrived at her bedside.
Four others were injured in the crash, which occurred when the truck turned onto the Golden State Highway from a side road three miles south of here. They are H. H. Davis: 40: Davis, 38, and their son, Harold Davis. 12, all of Los Angeles; and Joseph Silva, 46, of Atwater, a. passenger in the truck.
Mrs. Garber was riding in the Davis car.
Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles, Ca Sun Aug 7, 1938
Mrs. Garber died of a fractured skull shortly before her husband, Ray Garber, an employee of the Columbia studios, arrived at her bedside.
Four others were injured in the crash, which occurred when the truck turned onto the Golden State Highway from a side road three miles south of here. They are H. H. Davis: 40: Davis, 38, and their son, Harold Davis. 12, all of Los Angeles; and Joseph Silva, 46, of Atwater, a. passenger in the truck.
Mrs. Garber was riding in the Davis car.
Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles, Ca Sun Aug 7, 1938
TURLOCK, Aug. 6. - Hollywood motion picture studio employee lost a race with death today when he flew here to his wife, Mrs. Alice Rae Garber, 33 years of age, who was fatally injured in a. collision between a passenger car and a State highway truck yesterday.
Mrs. Garber died of a fractured skull shortly before her husband, Ray Garber, an employee of the Columbia studios, arrived at her bedside.
Four others were injured in the crash, which occurred when the truck turned onto the Golden State Highway from a side road three miles south of here. They are H. H. Davis: 40: Davis, 38, and their son, Harold Davis. 12, all of Los Angeles; and Joseph Silva, 46, of Atwater, a. passenger in the truck.
Mrs. Garber was riding in the Davis car.
Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles, Ca Sun Aug 7, 1938
Mrs. Garber died of a fractured skull shortly before her husband, Ray Garber, an employee of the Columbia studios, arrived at her bedside.
Four others were injured in the crash, which occurred when the truck turned onto the Golden State Highway from a side road three miles south of here. They are H. H. Davis: 40: Davis, 38, and their son, Harold Davis. 12, all of Los Angeles; and Joseph Silva, 46, of Atwater, a. passenger in the truck.
Mrs. Garber was riding in the Davis car.
Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles, Ca Sun Aug 7, 1938
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