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La gaceta., 1941-03-04

- Aidl ~ uA4bAN
ha reiterado su collaboration d
Inglaterra y no cree que los ma
zis saldran facilmente de la EN-
preSa bulgaria. Los d~iplomaticoS
nazis lie retiraron aver a YugoeS
lavia la promeSa de garantizal
Sus fronteraS y no parecen ia
inquietarse por la actitud de
gobierno de Belgrade.
Ell gobierno turco no cree er
una rapida acdi6n militar, er
estos momentos, por parte de a.
lemania; pero ha tornado las PR
caucioneS aconsejabLeS. Los can
peSinos bulgaros no ocultan 81
A., i~nconformidad con la invasion
Dicese que una mission alemana
Sc halla Ell canine de Ankara y
que la preston contra Grecia co.
menzara sin demora.
Ankara, Mario Alma mi
sion alemana ha hegado y entire.
CARA al presidente Inonu un men
SAFE personal del canciGler Hit
Ter. La mission, en- compania del
embajador Won Papen, visit6 en-
horas de la manana al ministro
de relaciones exteriores, Sukra
Saracoglu. Duro la conferencia
media bora.
Sofia, Bulgaria, Mario A.
Las tropas rusas en- la Bessara-
bia, frontera con Rumania, han
sido reforzadas. Rumania, bajo
ell mando de los nazis, acelera,
la movilizaci6n de su ejercito.
Esperase que Antonescu pondra
un million de hombres sobre las
armas. Russia ha ordenadO que ell
puerto de Odessa, en- 81 Mar Me-
gro, quede a obscuras durante la
noche. La miSma MEDIA Sc ha
APPLICABLE en- cuanto a Chisinau y
Cernauti, en- la B~essarabia. To-
do indica que 81 principe Paul,
regente de Yugoeslavia, ira ell
iueves a Alemania, a conferen-
ciar con Hitler. Berlin MEGA, no
obstante, que Ell principe haya
sido llamadO.
Berlin, Mario 4.-Hablandb
sobre la situaci6n de los Balka-
mes, un funcionario nazi do un
sviso velado a Grecia, con estas
palabras: "Ningln hombre pue-
de servir a dos amos. Jamas he
mos dicho que fueran buenas las
relaciones con Grecia. Solo he
mos manifestado que las relacio-
mes diplomaticas no han Gambia
do. La protesta de Russia a Bull
garia, segdn Sc ha dado a enten-
der, no interesa al gObierno ma
ri.
Londres, Mario 4.-Creese
que mahana Sc romperan las re-
laciones diplomaticas entire In
glaterra y Bulgaria. Ell terrific
rio bGlgaro ccupado por los ma
zis Sc considerara territorio enc
migo. l.. S. Amery, s~ecretario
para la India, declare hoy que Ell
movimiento de los nazis hacia
Bulgaria constitute una amena-
"a vital para las posesiones del
imperio ingles, en- el este. "El
ruido de los cahones y tanques
alemanes a traves de Bulgaria
levanta la cortina en- un nueyo
acto-que pudiera ser Ell acto
decisivo-en un gran drama
del mundo. I'm mas grave peli-
gro, un golpe en- ell coraz6n, de-
bemos confrontar y mas cerca
del hogar".
Moscu, Mario 4.-E emba-
jador americana, Mr.. Steinhart,
ha hecho Representatives. al pri
mer ministro Molotoff sobre Gin
co r~egistros hechos en- la iglesia
cat6lica romano del padre Leo
pcldbraun, un eiudadano ameri-
.eaR0, ySxtSs TeROs u ban CO.
La gaceta., 1941-03-04

Nosotros estamos SECURES que
los '%ragones" de la Union Uni
ca Sc saldrian con las manos en-
laS SsbsSaS yateaO VoVv'V. u
La gaceta., 1941-03-04

Anhelamos todOs que recuQe-
re la salud, para bien de su IA
milia Y de la naci6n, ell famoso
aviador captain Eddie Ricken-
hacker.
Els grande Ia deuda de la a.
viaci6n cOmercial, con este ciu-
dadano que en- la guerra, como
captain, derrib6 q aviones ale
names.
Antes de pasar a la aviaci6n
sirvi6 de ch6fer al general Per-
shing.
La gaceta., 1941-03-04

Las banderas de La Verbena
engalanan la Septima avenida.
Dfas de festas de la colonia la
tina. con bales, funciones, bal
larinas, tiples, tenores y los Qua
tro preciosos conjuntos "de las
sociedades hermanas."
iDias de regocijo para todos
Y cast sin la cooperation de los
senores fabricantes de tabacos,
10 que es altamente lamentable!
La gaceta., 1941-03-04

Ell plan de "traga".... quiere
tragarse las Uniones y convertir
las en- una.
Quieren centralizar, concen-
trar, de modo que TODD ell domi-
Mo pase a sus manos.
iPero la mayoria de los taba-
dueros conoce bien a los "reden-
torres" mo Tragaran!
La gaceta., 1941-03-04

Ha desaparecido la fabrica de
Marcelino Perez.
Cuando Sc march6 Marcelino,
nosotros pensamos: "huele a
muerto."
Todos sentimos la desapari-
ci6n de esa fabrica y ojala que
los duenos puedan "reorganizar'
sus negocios y "resurgir."
Evening star., 1941-05-18
WOMAN HUNT
Continued from page eleven

he couldn't help softing up little.
He could see she must have been
awake for quite a while. She'd fixed
her hair up till it looked almost as
neat as Dorcas Burdens; she'd made
out to freshen up her dress, too, so
nobody would have guessed she'd slept
in it. Somehow, as he came closer to
her, Matt got a queer feeling about
her. 1t seemed as if, a long, long time
ago and a long way off. he'd been
walking toward some other woman
who looked at him this same way.
81 thought you must be aiming to
sleep all day! Breakfasts stone coldp
SHE laughed and pointed to the big
fiat stone, where she'd set out the
parched corn and the dried beef. Matt
laughed too. He sat on the edge of
the stone and started cutting the beef.
Kathy wouldn't let him cut much
of it, though.
That's plenty. We've got to go
easy on our victuals if they're going to
last us till we get to Dumbarton"
''Dumbarton?" Matt stared. 81
thought you'd got over that crazy no
ton. You owned up that there hadn't
been any reason why you should run
off. Took it for granted you'd want
to go back home, now you could see
there was nothing there for you to be
scared Of"
81 never thought you meant for me
to go back"
There's no place else you could go
to, excepting Dumbarton. And now
you've got over being too scared to
think straight, you're bound to see l
couldn't take you there"
why couldn't you? Your led horse
is loaded light enough for me to ride
him, and if he isn't l can walk. And
if there isn't enough victuals for the
two of us, I'll go hungry. I'll -"
TITS a weeks trip. You got sense
enough to see it just wouldn't do for
Evening star., 1941-05-18

us to travel all that while together.
You just haven't thought how it
would look"
II don't care how it looks!" There
was color under tan, but her eyes
didn't finch away from his. "And
what does it matter how it looks,
when there's nobody to look at it?
Long as we're out in the woods, who's
going to see us? And soon's we get
near Dumbarton, why can't we split
up and take separate roads into town,
and get there different times? If |
don't let on I've come from Canas-
tego, there's no reason why anybody'd
ever think we'd so much as laid eye
on each other"
Matt thought about the two days
time he'd save by giving in to her,
and the extra miles of riding. but first
and mostly he was thinking about
the look in her face and wanted to
let it stay there. Stay there long
enough, anyhow, for him to remem-
Der where he'd seen it before. Till he
could figure out who it was that the
queer bright danciness of her eyes was
putting him in mind of. He waited
quite a while before he shook his head.
Its no use even talking about it,"
he said. "I'd never get it off my con-
science if l let you do such a crazy
headed thing. I'd be to blame for
whatever happened to you over yon-
der, where there wouldn't be living
SOU! that knew you or cared what
come of you. It's no fault of mine
that you've run off from a good home
with goodhearted people that set store
by you, but it'd be my fault if didn't
see to it that you got back there safe.
And you'd ought to be glad to go
back. If you'd just look at things
straight, you'd be bound to see there's
nothing for you to be scared of.
You're bound to see Les can't -
Maybe you better try and make
CONTINUED on poge 2O)
5-lS-4I
Evening star., 1941-05-18

u COUPLE of minutes ago
A two guys left here who
4 u got me worried.
They was sayin' democracies
is inefficient. One of 'em ex-
planned to the other that in a
dictated country a bell rings an
all able-bodied men, women and
children get up, wash their faces,
goose-step to work. make air
planes with their left hand an
salute with their right for twelve
hours at a stretch. Then they
tune in a pep program on the
radio an listen till the bedtime
signal, while they MUNICH on a
sawdust cookie with imitation
vitamins spread on it. Tomorrow
they do the same. Well, mats!
You can't tell me any country is
Evening star., 1941-05-18
IIE!I5Y5|Ey51I 8 ]
The American Idea

ever goin' to get big an strong
an lastin' on that kind of a set
up.
These two guys seemed to
think we had to get down to
about the same menu if We was
goin' to outdo the dictators. |
don't believe it.
Did you ever see a bunch of
American workin'men goin' full
steam? They laugh more when
they work hard - an throw in
some monkeyshines on the side,
to show each other they got pep
to spare.
Well, you just notice in the
movie newsreels when a bunch
of foreigners is supposed to be
turnin' out the horsepower. They
got a set look in their faces an
Evening star., 1941-05-18

they amt really get
tin the goods out half
as fast as our boys
could do it.
III bet it's because
they just amt got no
pride in what they're
doin'.
Sure. some punk can
come along over here
with some communist
idea about the "class
struggle" an ball up
the show for a little
while with strikes and
such. But that's goin'
to pass. and I'm here
to state that a real
American crew. dis
playin' its muscle an
mixin' horseplay. fair
play an common sense
in about equal parts,
can buckle down and
get the work done
while them foreigners
is waitin' for the sig
lals.
UaQG1
wA,lv'sose,
Evening star., 1941-05-18

Rite Hoyworth cenfesss.: Part
of womanly appeal is soft, supple skin So take no
chances with my complexion. Every night. l remove
makeup with Woodbury. Cold Cream. the three-way
beauty cream that cleanses. softens smooths. love
its feel my face and throat; love the way it's rich
oils relieve dryness bring back orchid freshness Then
Evening star., 1941-05-18
Change to Pure IVORY SOAP
Smoother Hands in 2 Weeks!

Do your hands say "strong SOAP to everyone
you meet? Then get smart! Change to gentle
Ivory Soap for dishes and in only two weeks
your hands will be smoother! No magic!
Ivory's mild and kind =. even to a baby's
sensitive skin. That's why it will help you
keep your hands smooth Begin today the
Ivory way!
psoc,.s sA.s,s rs.o,s..s s,s u. S. s.r or,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Film Time Clock

ADANS--''SuH ' ffff=F=-f ,s.siez==I2 Ill
2:f7. SOB. 1853, lO:S5 p. m; Mystery
ship" II ;O5 =. m, Ia, AZ. 6.bS, 9.29
.. m.
BRoADw CAPITOI--"rhry Net IN
BOMBAY" I.2l. SIG. eli y. m. Cheers
for Miss Bishop" II a. M, 2: SO, so,
iO.t5 y. M.
CINDFREIIA--"The Met IN Bombay,
II so. 3:55. 40, iO.fb =. m; CHEERS
for Miss Bishop 2 80. so $40 y. m.
FON-''Here Comes Mr. Jordan" II
a. m, 1885, 4.52. 1.i6. i0.09 y. m. ;
Harmon at Michigan, ~ .3S, 1894. & 80,
SAL y. m Tom Harmon IN person, 9;36
p. m.
FISHER They Met IN bombay, -
~ .S3. act, 5.2S. l0;fS .. M; Cheers
for Miss bishop" 20, S:5l. 9Is =. nv.
CINEMA-"Pepe lie Mako" 1915, el3,
al, 6 90. s:o5, io:o5 y. m.
NADI~oN--"Iight That Failed" n IA
a. m. SO. 5:5S. geo o. M n Met
Him in Paris, ~ 80, at, 80, lo;5s
p.
mCHIG AN-"Nnnpowet. 12:9T. 2 ISL.
~, 1887 y. m. Tho Reluctant
Dragon" lI.lS, ? iSs, SO. 0iiS y m.
PALMS STNTE-"Di,e Bomber" ~ 05.
3 .75, EsI5, 1UTtn ~ m; -fafht-r steps
Ont" ~ a. m. ? rs, IS. 9;0h y. m.
INITFn ARTI~TS-''Iady ne Good 4"
~ 36. $50. ia. l0.2S a. m. Down
n san Diego." ~ D. m, -. 5.ts,
81 u. ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Movie Nickname
Minis Track Wager

Because Charles Bowers nick
name in Universars Appointment
for Love is Identical with that of
a nag running on eastern tracks,
Joseph Valentine, cinematographer
on the picture. won a 20 to / long
shot bet purely on a bunch.
Boyer's nickname in the picture
is Dreamboat When somebody
on the set called attention to the
fact that a horse by chat name
was running at jackson Park,
there was a momentary furry Of
but IT soon died when
it appeared from the forms that
the nag hadn't a chance.
Valentine, however. decided to
risk s. across the board. Curiosity
ran high when the results came in
on the race. To the CONSERVATION
Of all save Valentine Dreamboat
came in a winner, paying $45, SIG
and 81.
While Valentine crowed it was
disclosed that neither producer
writer Bruce Manning nor his CO.
writer Felix jackson, who coined
the name for Boyer, had placed
WagerS on their bralnChild
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
SuHaVan
On Y acafIon I our

Margaret SULLIVAN and her hus-
band have started a three weeks
Vacation 44H4set -the iAtii-tt l444t4-t--tt
The couple viii head FIRST for Jas
per National Park ON The Cana
tir7rr tnorurr tor III 0utIHE-drT
which they plan a pack trip Ia the
mountains before Inc closing OF the
park in mid-September
Miss Sullayans departure fol
lows Immediately on the compile
ton of her role IN Universal
Appointment for Love n which
She co-Stars with Charles Bower
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25

Simms can now be discounted.
Ginny and Dick Purcell have dis
covered each other and they have
been at Charley FOY'S night club
almost every night this FAST week
Dick tells anybody he meets
that he rs in love for the FIRST
time i'm his life and he called his
mother long distance TO say at
last he's met the girl he wants 10
marry. Dick says that she isn't
married TO Kyser and | reckon
he should know. l saw Kay here
in Hollywood a few days ago 50
am pretty sure that he and
Ginny have said an revutr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
MORE EXCITING

Where Boyer is tall. dark and
'SrNy, GHbIn gives 10 The portrayal
of the elusive Pope a type of
Partisan charm, aff -effisft gafffiff-
like quality which is superb.
A really great actor, Jean Cabin
makes Pepe a human, as we'll a.
a tragic figure and certain scenes
like the drunken rage in the cafe
and the Suicide act at the dOCk
are truly outstanding
ehdrptr as the tTCdChCTOuS Regis
and Dalio as L'Arbi are particu-
larry outstanding 81 Thai you must
see the picture even If YOU have
already seen the more glamorOuS
HOLLYWOOD version.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Invisible Actor

IN SCENES with Barbara
Stanwyck and Henry Fonda for
GolumbiaS comedy. You Belong
TO Me Wesley Rugglcs, the pro-
duCer and director, personally
played the olfStaee &aice2 af aH
important character who never
anneaTS on che Sorenn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
STRONG MAN

In another picture al Twentieth
Century Fox Rise and Shine
there Is another gentleman work
ing named Tex Harris A few
-l-aati4 back iAfe played atfaf-trttt9tk
on ttTe tt-tA football team. lie
weighs now almost 230 pounds
Very solid weight.
tDT unp- SELIIeLGe- Ln-Ihe- n+G1l-Ll
Harris was TO bump into a side
board .ln the dining room. He va,
TO bump lntO N very hard.
So Tex Harris the ex-footbalI
PLAYER VINO knows what a hard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25

Cabin is The kind of man women
cry for
An extra short on the present
Cinema bill bflngS You Carmen
a IN a y a, SPANS most famous
gypsy dancer, I'M a series of Fla
menco dances which are as fierce
as they are wonderful The >moul-
dering, Nultry hate OF this woman
makes her pcrIormanCe truly eN.
citing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Turner, Haylrorth
Tops With SerUicemen
Lana Is the Army S
Choice, Rita Wins
&. the Middies

HOLLYWOOD SEPT IS Make
no mistake about how lana lur-
ner and Rla Haywortr stand with
The boys no the camps Lana was
voted tha So 8 -.n 70, the army
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
A COINCIDENCE

smiled today when | heard
that George Montgomery was be
ing tested for the role opposite
Ginger Rogers in Twentieth Cen
tury-Fox's "Roxie Hart Almost
as certain as death and taxes that
George whe really has a terrific
case on Ginger. and who has been
seen here and there with her
wotid be considered for Ginger s
movie boy friend.
The Only thing that might pre-
vent is Georges inability TO look
40 years old. He goes from 20 10
40 in the story, but makeup these
days is wonderful so | think we
can saw it is more than a guess
that he will be given the part,
for the publicity this romance has
had is certainly money at the box
office.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
RIGHT IN LINE

The American version followed
it's Partisan predecessor almost 10
The T Here CABIN is the nOtolf-
Gus French outlaw trapped m the
Algerian hidden city Ritter of Il
criminal crowd, he is only tempted
ito leave his sanctuary by the at
Of a beautiful Partisan
tourist and il is this lure which
eventually leads to his downfall
While Mile. Balm is not as
Startlingly gorgeous as Hedy. she
is very alluring in the role. But il
is Cabin who Is so sensational
h throughout.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
EXCELLENT SUPPORT

Besides the terrific atmospheric
mood of the picture you will also
find such supporting performances
as viii make you applaud loudly
long before the films end, while
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25

'sr and Eileen Hamilton for the
ed-headed Turner gal
Frankly. Lana asked for a COM
edy because she feels she has been
in too many heavy pictures OF
late. She died in The ZIegfeld
Girl DIR Jekyll and Mr.. HYDE
certainly SENDER and "HnnkAN
Toni" and Johnny Eager are
both on the dramatic side.
Pan Berman, who produces
Nothing Ventured, tells me the
story is about a girl who works
in five and dime store, runs
away. feignS amnesia and gets the
thrift az her lie when a million
aire claims she is his daughter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Cinema
Finally Has
le MOkO'
IN CHARLEs GFNTRY

THE CALL of the Casbah re-
sounds again at the Cinema this
week as Detroit film fans finally
get the original version of "Pepe
lc Moko, the French film which
has created such wide discussion.
"Pcpe le Moko' is the first
motion picture made Of D.Ashel-
hes novel about tho Partisan
thief who takes refuge i'm the
underworld quarter Of The famous
African capital
The movie was rcmadc i'm this
country as "Algiers" with Charles
Boyer as Pepe and Iledy Lamar
as Gaby but most of IFS success
was due 90 the acclaim which the
French version received, even prior
10 IT'S American making
Here Jean Cabin, the famous
Partisan favuritC. Is seem IN the
role Of Pepc and Aiire1iie Balm is
seen IN Hedy'S clothes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25

nd Rita thc
tst lady OF the
navy 1872 the Sol-
dlcr> and sal.
OTIS themselves
This AN hap
Aha
show put ON hy
leading sports
tNponcntS OF
them alton
W T1T and
thdnl p q N = OF
baseball, tennis
football fights.
ETC. ~ q o. all
represented
anaS pQpu-
Iarity is SO
strong with the
+eHHFeF genera
lion that Metro
has lust bought
Nothing V o n
tured a gay,
giddy modern
comedy by Ian
AlcLenand Hun
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25

pump means. DAlHpFu nara lntO
The sideboard
The director was happy he had
not told Tex Harris TO hump hard
into Jack Oakie or Linda Darnell'
also i'm the scene.
IliariS stood the humping very
well. But they had TO get a new
sideboard 10 do the scene over
again. Fhe first one was a wreck.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
ROACH SERIAL

Hal Roach is toying with the
idea of producing a serial and IT
he does. YOU can bet II VIII be
2 monevnaker. His Thanks a
Million" is really q swell picture.
II is Hal al his best with all the
ingenuity that made him a top
comedy producer. 1t has one great
advantage, too II is only five reels
and not too long.
So many comedies wander on
and on. and il is the most difficult
thing in the world 20 sustain
humor for a long period. Rumor IS
that Hal is interested IN signing
Airline Judge for the serial.
TO-DAY AM \ MAN"
Mickey Rooney could very well
say. Today l am man for he
reached his twenty-fHSt birthday
Yesterday and M-G-M didn't lot If
go by unnotced Mickey had a
birthday party at noon and again
in the evening his bosses cele-
brated the day with dinner az
the CoCoanut Grove and Louis =
MAYER. Eddie ManniX Ben Than
and att the biEgres hunored the
Young man who has practically
grown up on the M-G-M lot
All Mickeys young friends were
invited including Jackie Cooper
Judy Garland and Sidney Miller
II was also Walter Pldgeon
birthday and so Walter had q
cake with TWO big chocolate ieel
"a gag contributed by hls pals
who always kid hum about Tho
size shoes he wears
Both Walter and Mickey had
many gifts from their tello"
players
a.gr RFFE T.N.ANH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25

HOLLYWOOD. Sept %. Hap
ply married Alan Curtis and
Illona Massey are the latest film
folks TO 60 back TO the soil
They've purchased a several
hundred acre farm in Mendocino
lCounty.
A man and his family viii care
for it but Curtis and Miss Massey
INTEND 10 spend a great deaf OF
( time there.
/ They made the purchase purely
by accident Miss Massey had
planned to go TO Rio De Janero.
but She was afraid, being a
foreigner, She might have diff
Guilty I'M getting back into the
country.
So she and Alan decided on an
automobile tour of northern Cali
fornia. They saw the FARM and
E zen nm rove Wllu it,
TIMING IL OH,
I'M son or Fury Tyrone Power
and George Sanders have a fist
fight II IS supposed 10 be "a very
savage fright, but rs IN att WOvIP
/ iliighi-. fife blew are -eaFeftittt.
timed and swung So that actually
no one ever gets hurt-at least
moi very badly hurt
T But. in this fight the timing OF
something suddenly went wrong
and Power and Sanders swung to-
eethcr and both landed. landed
very Sohdlv So Solidly i'm fact
hath ended Hp there -tet4 generals
end up when YOU Sii down
1 1t is almost needless 10 relate
that tine situation. tor screen pur-
poses. was q most unhappy one
fora hero SO il had to be done
al over again.
4 This time, Power and Sanders
-FUded up where ihey were
supposed 10 end up on their feet
Evening star., 1941-03-18
s., 900 Reward Offered
In Baden Rail Wreck

PITTSBURGH, March 18 Py.-
Federal, State and private police to-
day concentrated on a search for
one or more persons the PennsvI-
vania Railroad blamed for the wreck
OF a passenger train near Baden
Sunday night in which five persons
were killed and ia we're hurt.
The railroad posted an offer of
$4,000. for information leading to
the arrest and conviction of the
person or persons" responsible for
the tragedy. 1t announced a rail had
been expertly shifted so the Cleve-
land-to-Pittsburgh flyer hurtled off
the tracks. Two cars plunged down
50-foot embankment into the Ohio
River and the others rolled to the
rivers edge.
In Harrisburg, State Senator
James A. Geltz introduced a bill to
create nine-man commission ITO
make a thorough investigation of
all matters that might interfere
with carrying out the national de-
fense program in the Common
wealth" He cited the Baden wreck
as one of the unnatural and un-
usual circumstances recently which
give every appearance of sabotage
activities"
Evening star., 1941-03-18
land launched an investigation.

land launched an investigation.
Seventy-five of the injured were
taken to Warren City Hospital:
others to Youngstown, Ravenna and
the arsenal field hospitals. All War
rem doctors were called to aid, as
well as the Red Cross.
The crash occurred within the
Government reservation, at its
northeastern corner. Construction
of the plant started last fall, and
late this summer workers there are
scheduled to turn out shells at the
rate OF million rounds a month.
Army to Investigate.
The Army named a four officer
board to investigate the wreck.
Agents of the Interstate Commerce
Commission joined Erie investiga-
tors.
Erie officials in Cleveland said:
preliminary investigation indi-
Gates the accident was due to man
failure. Full investigation is being
carried out in conjunction with Fed
eral and State authorities"
BY man failure" the road ex-
plalned, 1t meant negligence in OBJ
serving signals or orders.
Ihe Erie said its information in
oicateo That none of the trainmen,
elther on the freight or on the COM
muter train, was injured.