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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

line. The seriousness of
the situation is being en-
.phasized continuously by the Brit
ish Government, and there are
many in high authority both IN
London and Washington who be-
lieve that the outcome Of the war
depends upon Britain's ability 10
replace her ship losses and de-
stroying at the same time the u
boats.
World War II. Ike World War I.
has become a war. OF attrition.
Shipping is the biggest single
factor.
Britain's problem is much more
complicated than in the critical
Spring. of 1917. The possession of
the French and Norwegian ports
is Of incalculable benefit to enemy
submarine operations. for it per-
mits them access to the open sea
without their great handicap OF
the last war. the mine fields in the
Straits Of Dover and in the north
ern section of the North Sea.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Germans Vary
U-BOdt Routes

According 70 Frank c. Bowen.
writing in the London Sphere. the
Germans are taking fun advantage
of Britain's shortage of protective
vessels. obviously varyint the
cruising grounds and routine of
their submarines as much as
possible"
Just how many long distance
submarines Of large tonnage are
owned by the German navy is
probably a secret shared by the
Axis and the Admiralty" states
Bowen. but it's generally as
sumed that most of their U-boats
are on the small side and they
draw upon the Italians for the
bigger vessels. Normally. they
have the choice Of utilizing their
available oil fuel capacity either
for long run and a short patrol
on station or longer patrol at a
shorter distance.
The former choice has two ad-
vantageS: II finds more ships
without naval protection and the
first success which is announced
will tempt the British to disperse
their forces in pursuit The latter
choice puts enemy submarines
where more ships are to be found
as the steamship lanes con-
verge towards British ports but
where there are far more war
ships with depth-chargeS and
other weapons"
The radius Of the German sub
marine beat is believed to be about
1000 miles With Lorient and Bor-
deaux, French sea ports as bases.
the U-boats have two main cruis-
ing grounds for their raids upon
British shipping - one off the
Spanish and French coasts 10 prey
upon the routes from the East
Africa India and Australia: the
other or ireland and the Western
approaches to the English Chan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Sub Stability
Rests on Design

The British naval authority
states that the stability Of sub
marines varies according to the
principle on which they are de-
signed, but as a general rule they
are good seaboats and can ride
out storms on the surface as easily
as. and often more easily than
other vessels of the same tonnage.
when the submarines are on
the surface the 0waves will roll
right over the hull, making il prac-
tically impossible for men to go
on deck
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

With the most critical fefeI Of her et
ma W i if. . H.
o It
f w SUBJ U ITO a n
The atora to tire Enl lay nt corps,
on Is
area
submarine life
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
Movie Fare

MICHIGAN Reaching Tor
TIE sun 4 starring joel Nc
Crea EHen Drew and Id
sdie BrHcken
F0N=@'That Night in Re-
starring Carmen Miranda.
Don Ameehe and Alice
Faye. "Sleepers West.
starring Lloyd Nolan and
Lynn Bari
UNITED ARTISTS - "ZIeg-
fed Girl starring James
Stewart. Hedy Lamar,
Judy Garland Lana Tur-
uer Tony Martin and
~ Jackie Cooper Free and
Ia-y starring Robert
Cummings and Ruth Ius-
PALMS STATE Road 10
Zanzibar starring Bing
Crosby Bob Hope and Dor
ofhE Lauour. Trial Of
Aiz.4+ ps4aaa44 a-pr-lpzg < X
Rhert Young and Larane
HaN.
ADAMS Man Made Mon
sieUa s'arrIng Lon Cheney
! Eionel AtwiIl and Anne
Mage Horror Island.
staring Dick Foran. Peggy
Moran and Leo Garlic
CINENh=sC Charlie Chaplin
Film Festival
WILSON, FANTASIA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
Two Novels on Boom Theme

In the Book World another bit
Of old ILLUSION"
writer's fascinated by the nowSed of Virginia
mining heyday have preceded Fisher
metropolis which became get-rch-quck shrine.
With the exception perhaps Twain memories
OF the boom "ROUGITTNC IT. is American classic
previous tales have failed convince But CITY or ILLUSION
gows with life and action that young when
Lode was the busiest in the
Another kind of boom background and also as
the central thread of action for MILL STREAM BY ortense
Lion Here IS novel that undertakes portray birth
textile industry in New England industry matched its
machines England
long after the Revolution.
The problems that faced these pioneer
for fascinating reading Miss Lion also gives
the shipping business and the dseres poured
alcoholic aids West Indian trade
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
Another Helen Hayes Film?

Odds and Ends in the Entertainment World
persistent lately that Helen HAYES may accent
another picture assignment this Fall We hope TIE comes
to pass because Miss Hayes belongs the
picture yearand there why should
be denied the pleasure of her great artistry
The picture business gradual
change in recent and those have
far better understanding of fabulous
movie poentates of back In the
Hayes would enjoy making right would
Katharine Cornell and the Lunfs. and Ethel barrymore
The picture industry needs these great since the
which the
sides foolish
enormous pleasure to the movie-gong millions.
change GOSSIP IN
house and talked behind every ones back To-day Hope
points out the lives trailer
license pIa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
DETRoIT SUNDAY TIMEs lpHoNE cHERRY gg0ol
Magelssen.
In Role of
Karl Franz
BY CHARLES GENTRY

4 THOUGH interest in this
= \ weeks production Of The
Student Prince" is naturally
centered around Detroit's own
Barbara Scully, who has become
a fun-hedged prima donna,
there is another young singer
who deserves notice when the
curtain rises tonight at the
Cass Theater.
lie is Ralph Magelssen. the
next in line of succession 10 the
royal role of Prince Karl Franz,
His predecessors include such
We'll known players as Leonard
ceeley, Roy Chopper, Howard
Marsh, Hatred Young, James
Liddy and Allan Jones. In fact.
ii was right from The Student
Prince that Jones jumped into
the movies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
Chatterton Returning

Most promising is the news
that Ruth Chatterton Will bring
her new play, Treat Her
Gently TO me Cass April % be-
fore taking 1t either TO Chicago
or New York.
This new play is the. one
written by tire New York bus
boy, George. d. Batson. who
achieved front page publicity
when he hlteh-hiked TO Anna
rillo. Tex. TO see the world pre-
miere a couple of weeks ago.
Miss Chaiterton had been tour
ing in "Pygmalon, the produce
ton OF the Shaw comedy she
presented here last Fall. Barry
Thompson and Alice Johns Will
appear with Miss Chatterton.
Since d second company OF
Arsenic and Old Lace has
opened in Chicago with Eric Won
Stroheim in the Karloff role,
Detroit may get to see this
comedy m eIodrama before
summer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
|mov go-Ro~"d g. g. 5 ks:;'::
'Zic8feid GirP Describes
Warm Praise, and So
Does Model Wife

trade You can imagine the
surprise then Of every one on
the MON lot when. carly last
week. Is O. drove through the
gate IN a new car shining and
spottass a 1911 model. her first
new car and not the old second
band wreck she has driven ever
since She has been part OF the
A1-G-N lot. Carlo IS getting
reckless and no pun intended.
Speaking Of new cars - an
other Nom actress. Marjorie
Nam. last week bought the first
automobile She has ever owned.
Marjorie. Who with her drawl
and sarcasm is funnler than
any woman has a right to be
on the screen. has been the talk
of the town for years because
size aIa ays came to work on
the bis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
Penn and Drake RELAYS

Here and There the World Sports big college
events coming this week The Penn Relays Philadelphia
Friday and Saturday-and the Drake Relays a. Des MONIES
Saturday
In the Philadelphia the mile relay 0l be the
attraction PRINCETON WILL ha \ vi ha c,nch In
The wome relay between SETON HALL and FORDHAM It
looks Ike F0RDffAM o
out at pes Moine in the Drake Reays GEORGE FRANcK
should enable Minnesota best MICHIGAN The nile relay
whe INDIANA should SpFInt Medley Championship
without trouble
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20

T. H..ag - H. q close share and a hot
&c. - t#ef Far BOB HOPE lebo Is about 10
= a.#FHsd - - lehiskers IN this scene
ffoH. sIoa3 = Zaasi5ar,' at the Palms-State.
- complete happiness beng wife Of the wealthy young
sportsman
much cafes before her marriage did
nofHg likes good time and with him she
exciting people. girl
fasaah1 dressed young prominent figure all sports
q clubs
hadn't making picture could gone with him
Continued on Next Page
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
Babies? Yes, but Not for Few Years

Il love II skate" Sonia SAID part
Dan that won't until spend whole
ancestors have all been homemakers want garden place
the country
Rabies" interrupted
Some day but a has been
rehearsals e married July"
haa heard Iilers Norway had
thousand dollars ard that houses in Oslo had been
lscate5
Bat fas sHn denied
Il stu hear from earetaker although Of do
not Is sad what has happened Norway and
the other
aso inlartele'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20

the screens foremost techncan the Of high comedy
The plot is extremely light and without the beautiful Job
Of direction there wouldn't be
Llbtsch everything the characters do
sayand result the film be thoroughly delightful
comedy.
Miss Oberon Douglas sparkling perform
and all all, THAT UNCERTAIN FEELING" can be
recommended you without hesitation
The Of Lord Nelson is brought Alexander
korda spectacle. THAT HAMILTON WOMAN with
Leigh playing Lady Hamilton doing
Job Nelson This tremendous picture
and produced in an extremely lavish manner.
There elements of good old English propaganda be
found there when
action and less talk But things
WOMAN expert pctuTeTnakIng for all
o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
Art Lectures

TUESDAY at $50 p. MI
lustrated lecture. Rembrandt
and His Circle by Isabel Wea-
dock. Friday at $50 p. m-Paid
lecture course. "Rembrandt-the
Master Etcher.' by Isabel Wea-
dock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
zAsen NzA/
LOUELLA O.
by PARSONS
Motion Picture Editor International Rsws Services
Sonia to Quit Films
For Domestic Life
HOLLYWOOD, April 70.

ffttft1WDtJfJ ApfI ii
"CNJA EA51is saying revoir to movies favor Of
~ home caret-Afer she finishes Sun Valley at Twentieth
y Centug-Fox, she VIII put her makeup box shut
~ her dressing door and devote her o being
gust Nj Dan Topping. l have looked increduous
when She
Il intend to spend with husband without
about the the studio. love him
have worked since little girl now going to
what travel when where with
But skating the have becoming the
most world,
Ike tlal.n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
HeIlinger's Picks:
That Uncertain Feeling
Sprightly Comedy

ANDOM Notes About Pictures You're Seeing: The
justly famous "Lubtsch touch was never more ap-
parent than THAT UNCERTAIN FEELING fea-
turing Merle Oberon Melpyn Douglas and Burgess
Meredith Again surveying the marriage scene through
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
She's Thrilled TO Become Citizen

In fey V9ess a9s soma fulfedsed American
Cfu ana tnaIcd and grateful. she bo
q lfee sans tan The Soma Of today sounds 100
lap1rtG tae last interviewed before she became Mrs
Topping
IHsa Sc frantic With worry her brother. who
So H. iIar mother hadn't consented
a4 rundown and miserable, both mentally
raa, se IS different She has her family in America and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
Low Gear for Maroe

Though She made a good sal
aly she said She couldn't drive
a ear herself and II made her
nervous - be driven by some
orc else. But a new M-G-M con-
tract must have given her con-
fIdence because She finally broke
down and bought herself an ex-
Continued on Page Eleven)
La gaceta., 1941-01-21
PARA LA MUJER DEL HOGAR

acusaci6n de haber eStafado
100000 a Miss Johanna Bayer,
una anciana de 70 amos de edad.
Los horabres obtuvieron ell di-
nero prometiendole a la anciana
que lie recuperarian las perdidas
que anteriormente habia sufri-
do. Trabajaron los eStafadores
durante los amos 1888 y 1889 pa
ra vender a la mujer acciOnes de
dos companies que, segdn lie di-
jeron, pronto estarian ganando
de 5000, 900 a $100,000,-
900 por ano y en- Otra compa-
MA. que habia sido creada, por
auanto nunca existi6, por la ina
ginaci6n de los malvadOs.
Samuel J. Mustain, que ahora
una condena de carcel,
revel6 toda la trama al ~asistente
fiscal federal Sr. Delafield y de-
nunci6 a sus companeros de de-
Ito, Alfred C. feathers, un pro-
motor de companies patrOleras
D. Stewart White, un cOmisio-
nista, recientemente condenado
por rObo, y Willard J. Thomas,
otro comiSioniSta, residente en-
Philadelphia. No hay esperanto
en- cuanto a cue pueda ser recu-
perado ell dinero de la incauta Y
candida viejita,
La gaceta., 1941-01-21
Ell PUGIL kid
FUE ASESINADO ANOCHE
Sc ha detenido como ell pre-
sunto matador a un individuo
de la raza negra

Cerca de las oeho de la no.
che deayer, en- la esquina de
la Gale Catorce y Sexta ave-
nida, un ch0fer de camiones
y pugilista, Guillermo Alfonso,
de 80 amos, conocido pOr Kid
Bombero y vecino del 23O8 de
la Gale Catorce, fue asesina-
do por un individuo de la ra-
"a negra que la policia dice
responde al nombre de Eddie
Morris,
Cuando Alfonso, herido de
muerte, cay6 en- la Gale, Char
les Morgan, un negro, avis6 a
una ambulancia.
La tremenda herida lie Sec
cion6 una arteria del cuello,
falleciendo cuando era condu
cido al hospital
Interrogado por la policia,
Morgan declare que vic caer
a kid Bombero", cubierto de
sangre, perO que no vic a per-
soma alguna cerca de Ell.
Alfonso era una figura muy
popular en- la esquina de la
Gale Catorce y Octava aveni-
da, donde todas las mananas
estacionaba su camioneta de
hacer mudadas y transporter
mercancias de diferentes cla-
ses.
Con el Sc reunian ALI otroS
"camioneros," todoS muy CO.
nOcidos.
BESIDE hace muchos amos
esa esquina viene siendo algo
parecido a la 'Fbolsa" de los
trenes de mudadas de Ybor
City.
La bora del entierro de la
yictima no Sc ha sehalado aun
en- ell case la oficina del
del Estado
La gaceta., 1941-01-21
FRANCIA NO
SU A Los MA
us

Vichy, Francia, Enero 81.
-Aunque ell jefe de Estado,
mariscal Petain, Sc reconcile
con Pierre Laval, Francia no
entregara su escuadra al 1egi-
men de Hitler. Sc da por Sc
guro, no Obstante, que a La
val Sc lie concedera un puesto
de importancia, quiza ell de
intermediate entire Petain y
Hitler.
ESperanse nuevos cambios
en- ell gabinete Y una declara-
ci6n en- ell sentido de reafir-
mar la collaboration con los
nazis.
LA politica extranjera, d.
ce la nota Official, no ha cam
biado en- 10 mas minimo."
La reconciliation con Laval
Sc verified Ell sabado,
La gaceta., 1941-01-21
MARTIN DIES L
EN- Ell AUDITO-
RIO MUNICIPAL

Pronunciara msnana uno cor
leren2ia en- a AuditCrio Mum.
cipa.l, con ell titLlo "El Ca5allo
2 la Trcya' 0 la Quin.a Colelm-
ma, 81 rspr,seLtante Martin
D es, presidente del comibe en-
csrgadc de averiguar las acti-
Vidades antiamericanas.
Patrccina Ell acto la Legion A
'3ericana y por la entrada Sc co
orarA I'm peso.
DiSs comenzara a hablar a las
echo de la noche y lie acompana-
rane n ell escenario Ell alcalde
1hancey y conccidas PERSONAL
dades.
Los bileltes de entrada Sc ha
Han a la venta en- la botica Ma
olson y en- otros lugares.
Por medio de sus investigated
res especiales Martin esta bien
enterado Gle las actividades de
los comunistas, nazis y fascistas
en- las principles ciudades del
pals, incluyendo a Tampa.
No habra asientos Separates.
La gaceta., 1941-01-21
Cdrtds de Amor

La Sra. Patrick Campbell, la
lctriz, en- su testamento publica
do en- Londres, pide que las car
taS de amor de George Bernard
Shaw para ella sean publicadas
81 este concede su permiso. Mr..
hizo saber que ell mundo
debe esperar y que por ahora
no dara su permiso.
"Hace 46 amos, dijo Ell, TODD
ell mundo escribia .cartas de a.
NOR. Deben esperar hasta que Ell
viejO caballero que las escrlbi6
no pueda hacerlas ridiculas pOr
medic de su pelo blanco'.
Sugiri6 la Sra. Campbell que
las cartas sean publicadas en- un
vol1men separado y tituladas !:
"Cartas de Amor de George Der
nard Shaw a la Sra. Patrick
Campbell" de modo que todos
los que las lean comprendan que
la amistad fue solo una "amitie
amoreuse".
Cuando la Sra. Campbell, la
original Elisa en- ~"Pygmalion',
fallecio Ell pasado abril, en- Fran
cha, tenia rs amos de edad.
La gaceta., 1941-01-21
UNA TARJETA ANONIMA

R.c15mos hoy una tarjata a
a6nim2, con Ia firma de Gra.ia,
&c die: Frsga es Ell pr6xino
pre2i~ente del o.C.C. Y ESQ es te-
Iribl5, M.re q yer que h9ce. Es-
to Is muy sario g importante.
Esta postal no miente. Yo tie d.
re eu.en soy.
DebemoS infOrmarle al comu-
nicante an6nimo que nuestra lu-
HI no es contra esta o equella
persn&, sino contra 81 partido 90
lit4co ace 81 ha apoderado del
dominic de las uniones Y tam
bien de la Agrupaci6n Ben6fica
y Cultural Gel Centre Obrero.
Una persona puede ssr peor
o meJor que otra; pero la deplo-
rable realidad consiste en- que
un grupo politico antidemocra-
tico desacredita a los obreros de
Ia industrial tabacalera Y al mis-
mo tempo ayuda, directa o indi-
rectamente, a los enemigos de
la democvracia legitima.
iY 10 ~necesario es combatir
a esos "politica tros" de frente.
dando la cara, no por madio de
tarjetitas an6nimas!
La gaceta., 1941-01-21
CITACION

Por este medic Sc cita a todos
los hermanos y hermanas para
la Tenida General de Elecciones
que Sc celebrara ell pr6ximo
microbes, dia %, en- Ell lugar y
bora de costumbre.
Sc ruega la asistencia de to-
dos pues en- esta Tenida Sc dara
lectura al balance annual, siendo
convenience que tOdos Sc ente-
rem de la marcia de la Logia,
asf como de sus actividades du-
rante ell ano.
Jer6Rjmo Gonz6lez,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1941-01-21
COMPRO CANARIOS

PBEa Dor los canarios ma
cbOs de mas de I'm dno $500,
por pichones garantizados
que son machos, $3.50. Pre-
yunte por Vega en- ell 1902
ale IL.
La gaceta., 1941-01-21
ia Tia de Chdrley''

La compahia Siglo Veinte-
Fox ha comprado por la can't
dad de $110,0O los derechos pa
ra filmar LA Tia de Charley.
un libro de Brandon Thomas. Sc
compraron los derechos de los
herederos. Dfcese que sera ia
primera production de Jack
Benny con la Siglo Veinte. FL Ii
bro ha sido filmado tres veces.
Sidney Chaplin apareci6 en- una
version silente, en- 1925.
81 han vendido a la Metro los
derechos para filmar Panama
Hattie, uno de los Gltimos
triunfos musicales de Broad
way. Representaran los princi-
pales papeles Shirley Temple Y
An Sothern.
La gaceta., 1941-01-21
LA MARCIA DE LOS REA.
LES

Ciudadanos: Mande sus rea-
les al Fondo de PARALYSIS Infan-
til del p~reSidente Roosevelt e in
corp6reSe a la Marcia de 10.
Reales.
Els una terrible enfermedad,
la misma que aquei6 al jefe de
eStado, la que Ia naci6n desea dc
minar.
iDeSde que Sc creara ell Fondo
contra la PARALYSIS infantil. dOce
mas de INVESTIGATORS trabajan
y existe la esperanto de resol-
yer Ell paVoroso problema.
Ayude listed con sus realities.
y al mismO tempo aporte su es-
fuerzo para Yer 81 es possible IL
brar a los nihOs Y tambien a los
mayores, de esa horripilante en-
La gaceta., 1941-01-21
CENTRIC ESPANOL DE TAM
PA
PA

Sc eta a todos los miembrcs
de esta Sociedad para la Junta
General correspondence a este
mes, que Sc celebrara Ell Jueves
% del corriente a las 8 y media
de la noche en- ell edificio de Y
Dor.
Sc considera la Junta Ordina
ria de este mes, la mas importa1
be de todas, por demOstrarse en-
los progresses de la Sociedad en-
ell 1ltimo ano, por esta raz6n, es
de desear la concurrencia de to-
dos los interesados.
Tampa, Fla, Enero 18, 1941.
G. TOrrenS,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1941-01-21
COMO ASESINO DEL "KID
BOMBERO" SERA ACUSA-
DO Ell NEGRO MORRIS

FL JEFF; de detectives Bush ma
nifest6 hoy que el negro Willie
Morris, vecino de la casa mime
70 1913 de la Sexta avenida, Sc
"a acuSado de haber dado muer-
te, degOllandolo con una cuchi-
Ha, al p0gil Guillermo Alfonso,
de 80 amos, conocido por kid
Bombero'.
La lhemorragia ocasionada
por la tremenda herida, no pudo
ser contenida.
lie Sobreviven su madre, Sra.
Manuel Alfonso; tres hermanos
y dos hermanas.
La gaceta., 1941-01-21
Russia TIENE CONCENTRA.
DOS CERCA DE DOS MI
LLONES DE HOMBRES

= Estambul, Turqufa, Enero
21.-Una mission comercial
griega que ACADIA de regresar
de Mosc1 informa que Russia
tiene congregada 120 diviio :
ne, 100000 soldadOs, en- la
frontera con Alemania. Obtu-
vo la mission esos datoS en- los
circulos politicos autorizados.
La gaceta., 1941-01-21
DEL PUERTO

Entraron aver los vapores
Pan Orleans, Virginia y Hopper
ston, los tres de bandera ameri-
cana.
Hacia Puerto Rico, via New
Orleans, parti6 ell vapor ameri-.
can Maiden Greek.
La gaceta., 1941-01-21
MATRIMONIO

Lionel Carreno, %, y Anita
Torres, 81; John C. Baltus, SO,
y Peggy Leonora Fisk, 81; Chas
w. Brestle, "a, y Myra Lee Hay
den, 80; James oliver Gordon,
81, y Mildred Lee, 10; Francis
E. Giddens, &c, y Nadia Octa-
via Stone, %.
La gaceta., 1941-01-21
LIE EStafaron $780, OO

Cuatro hombres han sido en-
carcelados en- New York bajo la
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22

The union had asked "A 15-cent in,
crease.
COST-OF-LIVING CLAUSE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
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International News service Wire

SAN FRANCISCO. May %
-Four of the nations toughest ccl-
victS, all serving life terms. were
isolated in dark cells of Alcairaz
Prison today after literally being
talked out Of a desperate escape
attempt by one of four prison
officials they had captured,
The convicts held the federal
prison mat slhfeB- en- the northwest
tip of Alcatral Island for two and
a half hours with their captivcs
gagged and bound on the floor and
eight other non-participating con-
victs hcrded into an adjoining
room
But tool-proof steel bars of
The Rock proved too much
for them. A stolen motor-driven
emery wheel failed to dent the
barriers of the mat shop and they
were persuaded by Guard Capt
Paul Madigan 10 abandon the
attempt
Warden James a. Johnston
identified the men as Joseph Paul
Crctzer, % and his brother-in-
law, Arnold Thomas Kyle, p who
are serving = years for bank
robberies on the Pacific Coast and
ne FOR rHC murder of a Tacoma
federal marshal during an escape
attempt last year; Lloyd H. Bark
doll, Oregon bank robbcr described
by Warden Johnston as the escape
plot leader, and Sam r Shockley.
an Oklahoma bank robbcr and