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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-08-23
New Government Plants

As the defense program gets
mder way it has been found ne
ceSSary to build new and large
plants to produce the various
commodities that go into arming
4 great country in this age.
AS a rule these products are in
the category of heavy industrial
manufacturing and large scale
production at that.
Mcdowell county is ideally
suited to manufacturing of this
type. 1t has an unlimited fuel
supply and is within fast and
easy shipping distance of the
eastern seaboard yet is far
Iencugh from the ocean TO poss-
ass comparative immunity from
enemy operations in event of q
war Sites for any kind Of a
factory not needing large vast
amounts of water, are numerous
in the Free State and land is
not high priced here. Sufficient
transportation facilities are al
ready eXistant for any type on
shipping. the Norfolk and West
ern has some of the heaviest
rolling stock and power sources
If any American railway. The
character of the county * more
suited for munition making than
one would think at first thought
Why are all these plants bcin"
built where they favor othcrl
people who already have othcrl
and diversified industries? Thel
result is that i'm half a dozcnl
great centcrS of America shelter
fully 90 per cent of those vital
factories and plants. This is q !
dangerous and undesirable con
ditiOn. I'm event Of war half % |
dozen modern bombcrs coulll
paralyze any one OF them For |
the eight silver stacks |
of Henry Ford's plant are thcl
heart Of the whole works anal
every foreign power knows it
Did YOU know that there Isl
only ONE big gun factory on |
the whole Western Hcmispharc2I
There is but one and it is at !
Washington, right handy toI
enemy coastal bombcrs and alli
foreign nations with more thanl
one airplanc know whore. 60 an
inch it is located. There are "a |
lot more things Just as surpris-
ing and Just as dangerous butt
Why name them?
How come we have no factor
es and no promise of any? Isl
t that we Of the Free State Of
Mcdowell are not considered to
&c good material for factoryil
abor? Is it that our represents i
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Legal
Lost Stock Certificates

J. Henry Richards, hereby
announce that on or about 1923,
! lost four (O shares of Kim
ball Undertaking stock Certifi-
Gates and that | will apply to
the said company for reinsurance
at an early date. Finder will
please return to the under
signed, Box 81, Kimball, VIVA.
(Signed) Henry Richards.
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has impaired the strength and
Slapped the Vitality Of the Am
erican people.
Today this man in violation
of a sacred national tradition,
with the active assistance of
those now reaching out for a
control of the Government of
West Virginia, backed by an
army of public beneficiaries
recruited through two terms Of
federal control, is seeking to
perpetuate himself in the office
of President of the United States
We assert with all sincerity
of which we are capable that
defeat of Franklin Delano Roose
welt and the rescue of American
Government from the State
Socialism to which he has head
ed it, is the most important
task before the American peo-
pie today.
To this cause we dedicate our
Party. To this duty we obligate
our candidates. To this crusade
we invite all true Americans.
Economy and Taxation
The money for the payment of
the expenses of government and
of the national and state in
debtednesH, unless our debts
are to be dishonesty repudiated,
must be taken from the people
by taxation. 1t is not possible
to collect from Economic royal
ISIS any great proportion of
cur governmental requirements
even if all the property of the
wealthy be appropriate. In the
future, rs in the past the bulk
Of taxation must be paid by the
Great middle class of our pepole
and the poor. Only the irreSpon-
Slblc demagogue claims that any
considerable part of the tax bill
OF the future will or can be
or can be satisfied out of the pro
pcrtv of the wealthy. Taxes
are paid in the sweat of every
man who labors.. "
Almost a third of the income
Of the people is now Being tax
On hr the tax collectors. 1t is
taken Ht the expense of clothing |
food and shelter of every mans
family. and drains industry OF
rs Ilfc blood and prevents the |
na.niainance of job security.
W. cannot long continue in |
.ho direction in which VIC are |
3a'He We are rapidly APPROACH |
ny ho eXhaustation Of public !
credit The expenditures oil
government must be brought
riihin the governments income |
'r reduction of expenditures
md increased taxation or the
RATIONAL debt must be dishonest
y rcpudiated. We cannot con-i
niue to borrow and spend"
md retain our national honor
f Qua -rstcm of popular govern !
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COP. Platform
CONTINUED from page j

PNf7
substance doubled the public
debt, raised taxes to an all
time high and threatened The
nation olvencv
\ regime paying lip-sevicD
to democracy has destroyed
tatcs' rights, packed the ST.
prone Court. rcgimcntcd indus
try and sought to centralin
all authority in Washington.
y President who as a candl-
date cried out AGAINST au over
manned government has built
up am army of public employees
and dependents so numerous
That it may hold the balance of
cover in this election. He ma
class against class. lie
mas stilled the industrial enter
PRISE OF the Nation. lie has leo.
pardIzcd our peace. He has neg
.ected Our national defense. He
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The Flaw In Democracy

From the sidelineS we hay"
been watching our country re-
arm. We have watched the
Congress debate and argue the
various phases of getting our
armed forces up to Il strength
necessary for our defense. The
various troubles that have been
uncovered in getting the money
translated into guns and the
implements of war.
1t strikes us as being a most
leisure process and one whose
seriousness Congress has blind
ed itself. We are aware that our
combined armed forces, asid,
from the navy, are not much
larger than those maintained by
any one Of several small South
American republics.
We have government that
has given every possible ale
to the Allies and himlered Hit
Ter as much as it could and we
are fully aware he has plans tC
turn his attention to us after
England has been conquered,
The whole world knows that
at any day or hour the once
mighty British Empire may be
destroyed. Hitler has already
laid plans. The British Empire
is not yet beaten and it is al
together possible Hitler may
dash himself to pieces on the
chalk cliffs of England and the
British lion emerge from tn,
war the absolute master Of the
word. But not knowing what
the future holds is no excused
for any Congressman to Obtruct
our preparations to have the
army and navy we should have
had all along for defense.
The ponderOus and slow way
we are going about it will have
to 90. If the Germans win next
week and get the English fleet
we are going to need twice the
ships and men we have under
arms inside ten days, for Hitler
has allies right next door to Us
to the South not TO mention The
noisesome rats of his fifth
column among us.
1t is a poor commentary on
democracy that it takes day
and days to get an order for
military matters through Con
gress while political opposition
is argued down-and the repub-
Tic in more danger than it ever
was before and practically with
out weapons and an army or
ganization opposing a draft be-
cause it cannot absorb the mem |
1t is hoped that we have the |
time needed under this mode OF
doing the job and that the Eng |
lish have all the success they |
expect. 1t is also hoped Congress |
will get busy and do its part
smoothly End quickly and with
out stint. Senators and Congress |
men should realize what we
must have should be gotten at
the earliest possible moment
Realization of what an earlvi
German victory. over England
will mean to US should be thel
thing to make US get busy-It
will mean we shall have to fight Il
practically the whole world and
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ment. Liberty may be lost even
by a prosperous people; it can
not live in bankrupt nation.
In 1881, the national govern
ment expended 3,16S, 900, 900.
In 1889 it spent S9,268, 1893, 900.
Although almost one third of
the income of the people is be-
ing taken by taxation our an
nual deficits have increased the
national debt to $45, 900, 900, 900.
Our net national deficit from
1881 to 1888 actually totalled
more than all the deficits of all
other major nations of all the
world combined for the same
period. If we were to start pay
ing the interest on the nation
al debt and S500,00O,OOO on the
principle each year, it would
take one-fourth of the national
income for 80 years, in addition
to the amount that would have
to be raised for all other eX-
penses Of government.
The time must come when we
must start paying the national
debt. When that time comes.
taxes must be increased and
governmental economy practic-
ed. The New Deal" has neither
the courage nor the will to face
these self-evident facts, but
continues, as it has for seven
years, to borrow and spend. 1t
once pretended to practice eco
nomy, but it has recently braz-
emily abandoned even that pre-
tense. 1t does not propose to
turn In the direction of nation
al solvency. 1t does not face in
that direction. During the 7
years its policy has become es-
tablished. There is no turning
aside by the New Deal" With
increased momentum the New
Deal carries us rocking and
Keeling on our way to national
disaster. In November the peo-
pie must choose whether to con-
tinue in the way they are be-
ing taken, or to start back up
the hard and rocky hill to nation
al solvency. 1t is hard choice, !
but the American people have |
the courage, and l1oral int.
gritty to MAI. it.
The pe:-capita cost of our
state government has doubled |
in ten years If the people Of |
poVeriShment and distress5,
West Virginia are to meet with
out impoVcrishment and distress |
the increased Federal Taxation
that must come they should be |
prepared for this additional bur
en- by substantial reduction i'm |
state taxation. This can be done
without the cUrtailmcnt of any
any essential function of the |
state government. The Republi- |
can party pledges itself to the
attainment of that purpose
with sincerity and determina-
ton and faith. Specifically, it |
promises to raise tFc levels Of |
exemption under the consumers
sales tax from five cents to 25c. |
Feeding of Jail Prisoners
The Republican party. further
recognizes the urgent need for
economy in government. strong
~ diSproves of the present
system of feeding prisoners in
La gaceta., 1940-08-15
81 INCLATERRA ES DERRO-
TADA NOS
SIN AMIGOS EN- Ell MUNDO

Washington, agosto 15.-De-
clarando hoy sobre ell proyecto
de ley de CONSUMPTION militar,
el secretario de marina, Mr..
Knox, verti6 palabras que hicie
ron honda impression en- los que
~ escuchaban.
81 por desgracia para Ia hui
manidad, dijo ell secretario, la
Gran Bretana es derrotada por
ell totalitarismo agresOr, nos
qtedGrem0s sin I'm solo amigo
en- ell mundO. Estados Unidos,
naci6n de enorme poderfo eco
n6mico, atraviesa hoy por Ia
mas grave crisis de su historic.
Favorece ell s~ecretario la
CONSUMPTION y estima que la
ley debe ser aprObada ahora, a
tempo, mientras las fabricas
trabajan a gran "velocidad" pa
ra hacer .odos los armamentos
que ia Rep1blica necesita.
La gaceta., 1940-08-15
DEL CAN
DIDATO COMUNISTA EARL
w

New York, agosto l5.-Earl
Browder, ell candidate de los CO.
mnistas a la presidential, decla-
r6 aver que la decision de la o.
ficina de lAbogado General, en-
Arizone, y la decision rendida
por el juez Julian r.. Bouchelle,
en- West Virginia, privan a los
ciudadanos americanos de su
derecho paranominar y votar
por los candidates de su simpa-
tia, y que esos fallos forman par
te de una campana de elementos
que temen perder sus puestos
sin ell apoyo .comunista. Este es
un esfuerzo para robar los votos
de los cmunistas, quitandles sus
candidates de la boleta. 81 este
Sc consiente, sera ell paso ini-
cialpara impedir que en- los Es-
tados Unidos haya elecciones H.
bres. Levaremos estas decisio-
mes inconstitucionales hasta el
mas alto tribunal dc la naci6n'.
La gaceta., 1940-08-15
PERECIERON CINCO AVIA-
DORES C~ANADENSES Y
DOS AMERICANOS

New York, agosto 15.-Un ae
roplano del ejercito Sc estrell6
hoy en- Disbrow Park y perdie-
ron la vida Ell teniente Henry
Clayton Thompson, de 25 amos,
de Muskegon Heights, Michigan
y ell cabo E. E. Spencer, que le
acompanaba. Era Ell avi6n un a.
parato d entrenamiento BT-14,
Entire Alliford Bay, en- la Colum
bia Britannica, y Patricia Bay,
Sc estrell6 aver un avi6n del eyer
cito canadense, pereciendo ell je-
fe de escuadrilla r. C. Proctor,
los oficiales II. L. Gordon, j. G..
Desbiens, G. H. Bourne y el
cabo r. G. Brown.
La gaceta., 1940-08-15

estos momentoS, cuando Alema-
MIA dEstruye nacionalidades, |.
talia colabora cRn ella y Russia
ACADIA de apoder &c de 178,00C
millas cuadradas q te%rritoric
quI no era suyo, una petici6r
de mitin comunista en- Tampa,
q algo abSurdo o una maniobrs
para que la noticia Sc recoja por
los peri6dicos Y ell escandaio Sc
pr0duzca.
Recordando ell paSado, los a.
contecimientos de 1881, ell nit
de Browder, la mala publicidad
dada a Tampa, Ell alOalde hizo 10
que era justo e inteligente.
Claro esta que los senores 10
pee, Valdes Y Drake pueden pro-
testar, por cuanto viven en- una
democracia. No protestarfan
~ estarfan va en- la carcel, 81 esa
petici6n la hubiesen preSentado
en- un pals totalitario y en- con-
ira de las ideas de los que go
biernan!
La libertad es preciosa Y los
comunistas la disfrutan en- Tam
pa; pero Ell senior alcalde, tenien
do una serie alteration del or
den, supo cumplir con su deber.
LIE criticaran los que no estu-
dian la historic y no analizan
sus ejemplos.
Tenemos ell gusto de elogiarle
los que no deseamos Sc arroje
sobre la colonia latina, de nuevC
nmerecidamente, ell "sambeni-
to" de comunista y desleal a las
institucioneS democraticas.
La gaceta., 1940-08-15
ACTORES DE HOLLYWOOD
TILDADOS DE COMUNIS-
TAS -

Los Angeles, agosto 15+Jl
L. Leech, un excomunista de
Los Angeles, declarando ante Ell
Gran Jurado del Condado acuS6
de que pertenecen al partido Co
munista conocidas personalida-
des de Hollywood. Los nombra-
dos por Leech, seg1n la copia de
la declaration, son Jean Muir,
una actriz; Frank futile, un tee
nico; Tania Tuttle, esposa del
anterior; Frank Davis, un pro-
ductor; Clifford Odets, escritor
y "escenarista"; Sam OrnitZ,
eScritor; Franchot Tone, actor /;
Frederick March, actor; Gregg
ny La Cava, director; Lester
Cole, escenarista; James Gag
ney, actor; HUMPHREY Bogart,
actor; Frank Scully, escritor
Francis Lederer, actor; Herbs
ert Bieberman, director, y Bud
dy Schulberg, hijo del produc-
tor Schulberg. March declare
que la acuSaci6n de Leech es u
ma mentira indigna. "Deseo en-
contrarmelo cara a cara y la
marie mentiroSo. Els un excomu
nista Y por 10 tanto en- I'm ITEM
pc abog6 por derribar Ell gobiec-
no por medic de la fuerza. Nj ST.
quiera lie conozco. Mi conciencia
Y mi ejecutoria como americana
es limpia."
William Cagney, herman de
Jimmy Cagney, manifesto en-
New York "que su hermano no
es comunista y que jamas 10 Sc
"a. "El ha hecho donativos para
causas humanitarias Y continue
"a haciendolos'.
La gaceta., 1940-08-15
Negado a los comunistas Ell uso
del Auditorio Municipal
Ell alcalde Chancey hizo que Albert Lopez, Os-
car Valdes y Clyde Drake fueran fotografiados

llevados a la estaci6n de policia.
-Deseo, dijo ell alcalde al de-
tective Beasley, que estos seno-
res sean fotografiados y Sc les
tomen las impresione digitales.
Protestaron los tres, pero Ell
alcalde afirm6 que era de su de-
Der tomar todas las precaucio-
mes neceSarias, or cuanto Sc ira
ia de actividades contrarias al
buen orden y tranquilidad de
Tampa.
Beasley Sc hizo cargo de ellos
" Lopez asegur6 queeran viola
dos los derechos que la Consti-
tuci6n les garantiza.
En- la estaci6n de policia, L6-
pee y Valdes dijeron ser MEM
bros del partido Communists y
Lopez candidate a representa-
te EN- ell estado de Florida.
Mr.. Drae vic "que ell tempo
Sc habia metido en- aqua" Y ase-
gur6 que habia acompanado a
Alberto y Oscar sin saber 10
que estos iban a pedir.
"-Yo no quiero envolver a
mi Union en- esos "fregados"-
filos6ficamente declare Ell repre-
sentante del clio.
Dejaron los tres la estaci6n,
momentos mas tarde, Y Lopez
llev6 una declaration a los pc
ri6dicos, redactada en- estos ter
minos: No solo rehus6 con argu
mentos nadmisibles conceden
ell Auditorio Municipal para un
acto politico, sine que cometi6
ell ultraje de entregarnos a la
policia de mode que fueramos
registrados, interrogados Y SCI
nos tomaran fotografias e inn
presines digitales.
al ser enterado de esas pala-
bras de Simmons, Mr.. Chancey
coment6: Yo he cumplido con
mi deber, ahora que la quinta
columna" Sc cierne sobre la ma
ci6n. POGO me importa 10 que
81 olga.
La gaceta., 1940-08-15

FL "~jefeciHo' de los comunls-
tas locales, Alberto Lopez, COMO
edo tambien por Albert Sim
mons, nombre que 81 mismo Sc
puso haee algunos amos, Sc pre-
sent6 aver en- la Casa Ayunta-
miento o City Hall y Sc entire
vist6 con ell alcalde r. Z. L..
Chancey, acompanado por Os-
car Valdes, agente de anuncios
de SCI International" el sema-
mario de las Uniones, Y Clyde
M. Drake, agente de la Union
Martina Nacional, organiza-
|ci6n afiliada al Clio.
Alberto Lopez, Vald&s y Dra-
Ike tomaron asiento en- Ell despa-
cho del alcalde y ell primero ex-
plic6 ell motive de su vista.
-Venimos a pedirle, senior
alcalde, que nos permita usar, a
los miembros Y candidates del
Partido Comunista, el Audito-
rio Municipal. Queremos efec-
tuar un mitin en- favor de la
candidatura presidential de E.,
Browder, el comunista condena
d opor un tribunal federal, Y de
candidate a la vicepresidencia,
ell negro James w. Ford.
Cuando ell alcalde oy6 la pro-
posici6n, que no esperaba, "a
boca tocante' contest6: No per-
mitire yo que Ell Auditorio, pro-
piedad municipal, sea usado
por comunistas, fascistas y ma
zis para sus actos antiamerica :
nos y antidemocraticos.
-Vendra a hablar Robert
Minor, seno- alcalde, no Brow
der o Ford.
nj Minor nj ningdn totali-
tario. ESQ pudiera crear serios
disturbios Y no permitire yo
que tai suceda.
Como los visitantes insistie :
ran, record6 ell alcalde los suce-
SOS de 1881, en- su fuero inter-
no, e hizo que los visitantes, pa
ra futuras referencias, fueran
La gaceta., 1940-08-15
Una armada aerea de 1000
- ,ao o4ooo Iooloto~~o
aviones ataca a lnglaterra
Han sido derribados va, en- ell dia de hoy,
SIS aeroplanos nazis
I'm submarine que Sc cree es ~italiano hundio
ell crucero griego "Helle"

"a en- una semana o mas.
Des6rdenes en- contra de
las arbitrariedades frecuen-
ties de los nazis han ocurrido
en- Polonia y Checoeslovaquia,
pero Sc desconocen los deta :
lies.
Antes de que la armada ae-
rea nazi de 1000 aviones Sc
presentara, los photos ingle-
ses habian rechazado dos ION
das" de 40 aparatos cada una.
Intervinieron en- la defensa, a.
tacando al enemigo, aviones
Hurricane v 'Escupe Fuego,"
Ocho aviones Junkers AFRO
jaron bombas sobre algunos e.
dificios, en- I'm lugar que no Sc
menciona.
Las negociaciones entire Ru-
mania y Bulgaria son observa
das por los ~diplomaticos tur-
cos, segdn despachos de An :
kara. Rumania Sc propone ce-
derle a Bulgaria una parte de
a provincial de Dobruja.
La gaceta., 1940-08-15
AUMENTO A I6 Ell NUME.
RIO DE r

Ashville, Carolina del Nor
tie, agosto 15.-Las inundacio
mes originadas por ell 1ltimo
cicl6n, ocasionaron la muerte
a 16 personals, en- dos dias, y
destruyeron propiedades va :
luadas en- muchos millones de
d6lares. Sigue hoy lloviendo
en- las secciones do Piedmont
y en- las planlcles de la costa,
on las Carollnas y en- Virgil
MIA. En- las dltimas "a horas
la precipitation de aqua, pro-
ducida por las lluvias, es la
siguiente: Florence, Carolina
del Sur, 6.05 pulgadas; Ra :
leigh, 4;l2 pulgsdss; Roano-
La gaceta., 1940-08-15

Los nazis dijeron aver por Ia
radio que sus aeroplanos han a.
rrojadO va algunos paracaidis-
tas en- territorio ingles, con ms
trucciones para que realicen &C
tos de SABOTAGE.
Las autoridades britanicas han
recogido unos so paracaidas de
los nazis; pero dicen que 81 con
ellos descendieron paracaidistas
PROFESSIONALS, la terra Sc los ha
tragado.
lLos "saboteadores" perdA
ran sus vidas tan pronto rea!i-
cen Ell primer acto de barbarie,
aunque nosotros creemos q. los
nazis arrojaron los paracaidas,
sin hombres, para aumentar ia
tension de 10 que ellos llaman la
guerra de nervios".
La gaceta., 1940-08-15
AUEMANES PERDIE.
RON 982 AVIONES

Vichy, agosto 15.-El subse-
~cretario de la aviaci6n repiti6
hoy SD declaration de anteayer
" mantiene que durante la que
ira fueron derribados 982 aero
pianos alemanes y Francia solo
perdi6 BOG. Maneiaron esos avio
mes $50 photos y ayudantes, pc
70 NADIA Sc dice sobre su destino.
Nuevas medidas Sc han toma
do contra las epidemias de virue
la, difteria, fiebre tifoidea y IT,
fus. Diariamente Sc vacunan mi
les de personals, en- todas las ciu
dades.
La gaceta., 1940-08-15

La paga de los soldados Sc au
mentara desde $21 a $50 por
mes; pero sin servicio militar o.
bligatorio esa oferta solo sera a.
ceptada por algunos hijos de pO-
bres.
La MEDIA democratica es Ia
CONSUMPTION obligatoria, que a
tOdos, poderosos Y humildes, ira
ia por igual.
Aumentando la paga solo Sc
conseguira que unos cuantos j6-
venes mas, aburridos por falta
de trabajo, Sc hagan soldados.
Los j6venes hijos de ricos Sc
guiran su vida de comOdidades
y 'idulEura' y pOr los $50 Of
mes no empuharan Ell fusil.
una justa Interpretation de
la democracia, demanda Ell ser
vicio militar para todOs, no pa
"a los mas infelices!
La gaceta., 1940-08-15
A A UNA MUJER
EN- MEXICO

Ciudad de MEXICO, agosto Is.
.Grupos politicos Sc atacaron a.
yer Y como resultado de la riha,
a tiros, pereci6 una mujer y O.
tras siete personas recibieron
.heridas. III ataque Sc hizo en- las
afueras y cuando pasaba una ca
mioneta llevando partidarios lie
Avila Camacho. Los atacantes'
gritaron Viva Almazan y dispa-
raron. La mujer vlctlma del en-
cuentro, trabajaba como conser-
je en- un edificio cercano. FL
Congreso &c reunira Ell dia l. de
septiembre.
La gaceta., 1940-08-15
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
'sQpe lie harlan GChancey en- Moscd?- LA his
tor a Sc repetira? = FL alcalde ha cumpiido cor
SUI @eber. . Aumento de paga.

lAue lie harlan en- Moscu q
Mr.. Chancey 81 81 Sc presentase
ALI lie pidiera a Pepe Stain e
uso del teatro De la opera para
I'm mitin antioch Runista
Con toda s~egufidad que en- lu
gar de fo~tografiarlo y tomarle
las impresiones de los dedoA "a
Ogpu Sc haria cargo de 81 'Npa-
ra els1ltimo viaje'.
De modo que en- la democra,
cia Sc -permiten p~rotestas, Sc IL
ran algunas fotograffas y los CO
munistas salem contentiimsSs ~
diciendo: "hemos obtenido pu-
blicidad nacional; haremos al
gunas colectas para defender
los derechos que la Constitution
nos reconoce'.
Hablan de Constitution y de
democracia cuando les convene,
cuando no dominan.
81 d~ominasen, ell senior alcal-
de, nuestro director, Y otros que
no piensan como ellos, "adorna-
rfan" los faroles del alumbrado
p1blico.
La gaceta., 1940-08-15
SIC Case Ell DIRECTOR CT,
N~EMATOGRAFICO IVES
LEY RUGGLES

Las Vegas Nevada, agosto
15.-En un hotel, ell juez de
paz Marshall case anoche a
la actriz francesa Marcia
Roger, de 20 amos, con Ell no
table director cinematografi.
co Wesley Ruggles. Actuaror
como testigos un hermano dc
Wesley, Charles, y Ell %escritoi
y agente Dave Epstein.
Los nuevos esposos Sc como
cieron en- Paris, hace un aho
La gaceta., 1940-08-15
NUEvAS
EN- CHINA

New York, agosto Is Tn
despaeho de Kaifeng, China,
recogido y trasmitido por la
Radio britannica, dice que las
inundaciones han ocasionado
la muerte a muchos miles de
personals. Ell rio Amarillo Sc
ha desbordado en- ell Norte de
China. Grandes extensiones
de tererno, junto a las parale-
las del ferrocarril de Lung
hahn, estan cubiertas por Ell
aqua.