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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-07
We're Ready
To Attack,
Nazi Says
Field Morshul
SoYs Killers
Word Awoited
BY DANA SCHMIDT

GHENT, Belgium = Germany's
sir fleet is ready for the offensive
against Great Britain and-when
the word is given-will attack
with the unpredictability OF light
ming" Field Marshal Albert Kes-
selring told foreign correspondents
on a Nazi-conducted tour along
the English channel coast.
Kesselring, commander-in-chief
of air fleet No. 2. rules the Ger
man planes based on territory
from the Danish front to the Seine
river, opposite the British isles.
Only the time for the attack
must yet be decided, the field
marshal said, and when that
time comes, Germany II pre-
pared TO use new methods and
new ''secret" weapons-tbe
purported use of which In Bel
GUM WAS given much pub
licify by the German press,
but was never explained.
Our methods lin Belgium) will
not be repeated because we will
not need = repeat them" Kessel-
ring said. recalling that he par
ticipated in the Bombing Of War
saw. He said that was a dis
tastefulv job, but he feareS Lon
don also Jaight be destroyed by
planes.
TT is no great risk TO destroy
a city," he said.
Kesselring ridiculed British
hopes that by gaining time
before the Mani attack they
could gain air parity with
Germany.
II the British speed up pur-
chases Of United States air
planes. which "are nm
doubtedly superior to the
British type" Germany could
increase the rate of U-boat
and air attacks ON ships carry
ing such planes. he said.
The sinking of ships il
steadily weakening the Brit
lsh. yet one-half of the Ger
man flying officers have not
even been used for active duty
yet. he added.
He asserted that the German
methods of attack were not pre-
dictable because I'VE use one kind
of plane and then another" The
British pursuit ships and anti
aircraft guns cannot aim properly
when the Germans attack in
waves, he said.
The captain of q German
stuka dive bomber said the
grand attack" on the British
Isles would be simply fright
full and annIhilafing."
Captain Weihert was host to q
party Of foreign correspondents
who had been flown about Client
along the German-occupied side OF
the English channel for a visit 70
Stuka and pursuit plane bases 9
bare 2o-minutes flight from Lon.
don. It was the first press tour
organized by the air force.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-07
BASEBALL
FINALS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AAfhfthN If.att6
First game:
Cleveland :. 900 100 0oo-1 3
Chicago = ..oso oOI 2oa--s . o
Milnar. HUMPHREYS ls) and
Hemsley: Lee and fresh.
New York 600 500 ooo-s = ?
Boston -. 900 20l SEAS IA I
Chandler. Donald % and Ro-
sar: Johnson, Dickman l2), Hev-
ing "a and Foxx.
Philadelphia 900 900 600 ] 4
Washington ISL 402 00x--ll Is 0
Ross. Wagner (5) and Hayes:
Hudson and Terrell.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
First Camel
Boston 80. OIL 900 0bo-3 g 0
Philadelphia 600 900 goo
Saivo and Berrek; johnson,
smsii f0, syl johnson (s) and
Warren.
First game:
~. Louis -. 100 900 ooo--I D !
Pittsburgh 100 0oI l6x-s !
Cooper and Owen; Reintzelman
and Lopez.
Chicago at Cincinnati, post
poned, wet grounds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-07

lAIHO-A British communal
que today sald Italian sfssis.
had launched an inyssioa ~
british somaiiiand, In Fast
Africs. The Invasion started
sanday. the eammsnlq'ss said.
with the snsU,, operating three
columns In their offensive.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-07
HE MAY APPEAL


Intsrnments ordinarily are for
the duration Of the var. bit H9uds
Ia Canadian citizen Hnd should
he rscani. be might gei out
sooner. A. citizen. he has the
right of appeal
Houds. 80 years old. . dynamic.
squat little man Nho speAhs
English with French acesnt. has
been called a Fascist BY his
enemies.
lie had been mayor o. Montreal
sever times. achieving his election
victories through his popular ap-
peal. rather than control Of q
political machine. A deyotss Of
the wise crack. he has mannsfisms
and poses dear 10 tbs hearts Of
his French Canadian constituents.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-07
Charge Filed
Against Cox
Monsloughier
Is Count

nsnslauKhtsr charges wrfs sllsd
against charlss = fChnohl
cas 20. Tuesday Zoe tAs fatal
shooting a James Edward HALEY.
50 early SUNDAY morning. essa s=
the youth sat sebbla9 n ia cell
At fls'cs County al. nd bailey
49, my hat friend
The charges were filed ~ pspu-
" Prosecutor Hugo Mstsisf D..
~hn pointed oui that. though ne
was convinced the shnatluR 20
HALEY had been accidental. Coz
~as cuipahla because az Ms sxs
tfsm- iniazleafinn
Neither ssid it aas likely ths
affair would have been dismissed.
had n not been certain Cos VAS
drunk 81 fhs time = the tragedy.
refasd o. &c Ahead
Asmhsfs ~ hzilsY's family.
Neither aid. have Indicated they
do not want charges aEaiast Cos
pursued
hut hstzisF explained he sas
fefssd 70 press TIE CHARGES.
tiaileY eas shat Nlth "a
eslibsT life n Nas fired ~ Cos.
= bo ~zs fspsiisiiY eas IT iiallsys
closest ftlsadA ne shooting No..
CURED during an alleged dfInksa
party 81 Hsllsy's hams ln Midland.
me bullet catered nailsY's heart.
causing almost instantaneous
death.
Rites "Wednesday
Means nile. 40 affrisi. studied
circumstance surrounding tha
tragedy. arrangements Nsfs COM
plstsd faf nalisYs flinsraI Last
fltss All ~ held Wednesday IL
u o. M fran ths Atsflla chapel
sifh Res. . & anaNdsu affieist.
/ Continued On Paks .. Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-07
Do I.AnosER,s MonK

a spokesman for the Canadian
Mounted Police sid bOuds soiii1
BE- treated 10 differently than any
other inferno.
The camps are under sifiet mill
tary regulation. The intsfnssa 90
isiofers Hofk sHd receive pay
ssts bliahsd ~ = Hague convention.
Mosf ~ tina camps are bshind
barbed g1fs snisnKismfnts and
are guarded BY soldiers.
Houds. Ike the other prisoners.
can be kept in them Indefinitely
without . court order,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-07

LONDON Britons were
warned today they must ex-
pect that soon, perhaps with
in two weeks. Germany would
send bombing planes over the
country in waves of as many
as 500 each. in an attempt TO
force its submission to Adolf
Hitler.
In articles. believed TO have been
inspired by authoritative sources,
the newspapers under blazing
headlines said IL was believed
officially the German air force
nearly had completed its reorga-
nization, and that an attemt to
invade the British Isles was likely
to come both from Baltic and
English channel ports.
Reports were published that
German troops. detailed for
an invasion attempt, were
training In distant Baltic
areas, a. they had done for
the invasion Of Norway. and
activity YVES reported nj both
Duseh and Belgian ports
n Was suggested Germany
could send light treop-earry-
Ing ships all the way from
Baltic ports 10 Britain under
favorable weather conditions.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-07
THE "wIIy" az 1T

Last Friday evening Houde an
nnunced In hubble statement
that he would not support ma
tionai ooHscription and advised the
public not 10 support u. The fol.
lowing morning Montreal news.
paper demanded his srrcst On
Saturday he was denounced In
parliament. Yesterday Minister Of
Justice Ernest l-arainls conferred
with police authorities.
The lntsrnu..nt order said he
was TO be detained in such .
place and unsAr such conditions
as the minister Of justice from
time 10 time may dstsrInins."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-07
ALnfRslAN STEPS w

lie wa1 informed under section
n 81 Lie Defense o. Canada
Regulations. which means be Niil
disappear "a utterly 80 though
he were dead until such time a.
he il released.
Alderman D. Hamsiin. dsslK'
mated pfo-inay0r = month ago. be-
comes mayor In his stead until the
council meets Ia chooses an sisisr'
man 20 finish cat his term The
city clerk vii cell tina msstinKs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-07
Jail Mayor
For Fighting
Conscripiion
Montreol's Leader
Disappears As
II He Were Decd"

Mo>TRFAIs-Camlllien fleude
mayer of Montreal and leader ~
a large segment 81 french
Canadians. entered an intsfnmsni
camp early today. 10 remain prob.
ably for duration % the war. lie
had pubiicly advised he follower
to resist national consumption.
lie was arrested by Royal
Canadian Mounted Police. on order
Of the dominion government II
ii15 o'clock last night aud quen.
TONED for 40 minutes At tho
"Mountiss' headquarters,
Then. In IN suiomohile
heavily guarded. he Was iahsn
90 his place ~ Inirfnn,~ni,
which was not disclosed.
Montreal. in Quebec province
and the center % the French
Canadians. l. Csnaaas largest
city. It's population II 500 900
that Of ''gr'ater' Montreal IL
1 DOC. 600.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-07
Tl,t prsrnr WA

Italian hEh eounuaiaas to-day
advance had
Egyptian sds q the tbysa Egyptian ffontsr.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-07

Duce' S Men, in Blistering
Heat, Launch Attacks in
Arid N. Africa Wristbands
InIIIEIINsl

cAmo-nr.A sespssss aaasasss ~ casters
alaH LAVA Africa prepared wth
Italian whA nslsl.A senaniasa Afis.
el.s~d sffessly tcasf.
NAiRoHI ssmaaaaiqu~
had defrstea
sheat 20 mites 'a.As ssays selea, .aash u rthepis
n,s prssar'wsa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-07
BANK TRANSACTIONS

Tacoma ...............sS.547io 900
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-07

Mrs. Elaine Crosby today held
an interlocutory decree of divorce
from Lawrence Crosby. agent
brother Of Crooner Bling Crosby.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-09-12
76PrOminent
Men And Women
On Committees
Executive Committee of AShe
Fair Composed OF Four
From Each Township

There are total of rs men and
women on the Ashe County Far
township executive committee.
The duties of these people is to
boost the Fair and to see that
! their township is well represen-
ted by exhibits at the Fair.
Officers of the Fair are anxious
for every community to win prize
awards and every farmer is most
cordially invited to enter.
The township executive COM
mittee members are:
Chestnut Hill-Carl Blevins
VIM. T. Miller, Dane Gambill, E.
V. Pierce.
Clifton-W. E. Eller, J. c. Lit
tie, J. E. Roland, Ed Osborne.
Creston-V. c. Lillard, M. H.
Eller, c. D. Farmer, DR.. J. R.
Robinson.
Elk-Ron Davis, R. B. Brown,
Clyde Houck, T. j.. Mcclure.
Grassy Creek-W. M. Reynolds,
DR.. B. c. Waddell, J. G. Pierce,
Dewey Cox.
Helton-B. c. Pennington, John
Littlewood, Walter Young, w. w.
Dickson.
Horse Creek-C. L. Goss, Mrs.
Agnes Clark, Joe WEIGH, Joe w.
Hampton.
Hurricane Fred Blevins, w.
M. Little, A. A. Perry, Ed Davis.
Jefferson-Fred Coward, w. L.
Dent, Walter Pennington, Troy
Shatley.
Laurel-Bruce GRAPHICAL, T. w.
Pennington. J. E. Oliver, Mrs. T.
J. GRAPHICAL.
North Fork-Mrs. Alberta Bar
low, w. M. Sutherland, S. S.
GRAPHICAL, J. S. Stephens.
Obids-H. H. Burgess, ]. G..
Crawford, Robert Mcneil, ]. H.
Coward.
Old Fields-Walter Burckett,
R. w. Hardin, ]. c. Goodman,
Mrs. H. C. Robinson.
Peak Creek-W. M. Transou,
E. w. Shepherd, Paul Reeves,
James Tucker.
Pine Swamp-H. H. Lemley,
Linn Miller, Miss Minnie Hare,
John A. Howell.
Piney Creek. E. Tucker,
Victory Clark, Edd Eller, Howard
Blevins.
Pond Observation-Disclosures JONES,
C.. C. Robinson, c. N. Davis, Z.
H. Eldreth.
Walnut Hill. R. Phipps, Il. T..
L. Plummer, Mrs. J. E. Fender,
G. L. Francis.
West Jefferson - A. E. Gray
heal, w. C. Vannoy, Mrs. J. {.
Gambill, Clint Burkett.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-09-12
Pony Races Will
Be Held Friday

Proven quite popular at last
years fair, the pony races pro-
mise to be one of the most inter-
esting features of the Ashe Coun-
ty Fair to be held here next
week.
All boys and girls, Is years and
under, living in Ashe, are eligi-
BILE to participate in these races
The ponies must not be over IA
hands high.
In the boys division prize of
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-09-12
Uncle Sam Will
Spend Total Is
Billion Dollars
Nearly 10000 Airplanes, Two
Ocean Navy And Army Of
Over Million Men

WASHINGTON. - Presiden
-Roosevelt,s $15,OOO,OOO,0OO pre-
paredness program was sen
'over the top" last Friday wher
the Senate joined the House II
approving a $5,251, 486,S92 'tota
defense" bill, last segment of thu
long range program.
The chamber acted swiftly
without debate and with no re
cord vote. The House gave flna
approval to the measure Thurs
day and it now goes to the White
House for signature.
The bill releases funds for 49,
421 warplaneS, for starting con-
struction of a tWo-ocean navy
and for establishment and mech
anization of an army of 100000
men.
It is the largest army-navy sup
ply bill in the nations peacetlme
history and boosts total defense
appropriations and contract au-
thorizations voted this year to ap-
proximately $10,125,OO0,000. This
figure does not include the $4,-
LIS, 100000 naval expansion bill
which is purely an authorization
measure.
The measure retains provision
in existing law giving the secre-
tary of the navy power to COM
mander private plants and fix the
compensation to be paid for them.
The house yielded to the Senate
on this point because the entire
question of plant communicating
either by the War and Navy
Departments or the President
will be settled in the pending
CONSUMPTION bill.
Other major sections of the
: bill provide funds for reserve
stocks of tanks, guns, artillery
and ammunition for a second ar
my of 100000 men, if mobiliza-
ton OF such a force becomes ne
cessary; S100,000,000 for housing
for defense workers; $128, 107, 115
for construction of environments
for modified national guards
men.
It also contains $2O1, 100000 for
construction of flying fields and
buildings at military posts
throughout the U. S. and possess
=sxa1s and $48,315,O00 for projects
al naval stations. Most of the ar
MY fund is for houing, part OF
~wh1cn is designed to care for men
go be drafted under the pending
CONSUMPTION bill.
Also in the bill a provision au-
zhorizing the secretary of war to
enter into airplane contracts
amounting to $1,OO2,6OO,OOO be-
fore next July l.
It was expected that part OF
the equipment provided for in the
measure would be used on the
naval and air base sites acquired
from Great Britain Tuesday in
the trade for so average Destroy
sArs
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-09-12
Baby Show Will
/ Be Held At Fair
Valuable Prizes to be Given
For Winning Boy, Girl
Babies by DIR. Long.

A new feature of the 1910 Ashe
County Fair and destined to be
popular, especially with all proud
parents, is the Baby Show and
Contest.
The show will be held solely
for Ashe county parents and will
be conducted by Mrs. Gale Nc
MILAN with Mrs. Ed D. Barr as
sisting. It will be sponsored by
DR.. L. L. Long.
There will be two prizes given
to the healthiest baby boy, age
six months to one year. Duplicate
prizes of the baby boy contest
will be awarded to to the health
lest baby girl also from six
months to one year of age.
The show and contest will be
held Saturday morning, Septem-
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-09-12

and $500 for the first three priz-
es.
The races will be run off on
Friday afternoon, Sept. 20 at 1890
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-09-12
Gigantic Bill Passed VIZ

Der Il. Be sure to bring your ba-
by out and if you don't have
baby, come anyway. There'll be
plenty to see and plenty to hear.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-09-12

Cash income from farm mar
ketings and government pay
ments in July amounted to $7O5,-
100000, compared with $641, OOO,-
600 in July, 1899, and $587, 0OO,-
600 in June, 1910, reports the U
s. Department of Agriculture.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-09-12
der the supervision Of the State
Department of Agriculture's
warehouse division in 1899.

An attendance of 100000 is ex-
pected at the State Fair at Ra-
leigh October 8-12, reports Fair
Manager J. S. Dorton.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-09-12

$500 will be awarded to the win
ner. Second and third prizes will
be $500 and $1OO respectively.
Girls also will receive $500, $500
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-09-12

o'clock. Gwyn Gambill, Ashe
county's most enthused horse
show sportsman, will be in
charge. Earl GRAPHICAL and Capt.
| George Doggett will assist.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-09-12

A total of $4,000 bales of cot
ton were graded and classed I'M
La gaceta., 1940-02-10
UN MUERTO Y VAEIOS HG
RIDOS EN- UN CHOQJE DE
AUTOMOBILES

Dos automobiles chocaron
aver en- la intersection de la
carretera Hopewell con :, ca
mino No. 5 y como resultado
del terrible accidente perdi6
la vida una turista, Sra. Teo-
doro Hotton, de 30 amos, We.
Gina de Lakewood, Ohio, y srI
rieron lesiones su esposo, dc
81 amos; espOsos Huy A. Craw
ford, padre de la Sra. Hotton,
y esposOs John w. Wilbanks,
del 22O9 de la Septima Ave.
Muri6 la Sra. Hotton GUAM
do era Nevada al Hospital.
Los otros heridos recibieron
asistencia en- ell sanatOrio del
DR.. Cook.
Ell coche de los Hotton Sc
volc6 y despues Sc incendi6.
Varias personals acudieron
en- auxilio de los heridos y los
sacaron de la hoguera del co
che.
La gaceta., 1940-02-10
DICE QUE ES
DEMASIADO BAJO Ell M
VEL DE VIDA EN- TAMPA

Hablando aver ante ell Co.
legio de Abogados, S. E. Tho
mason, propietario del peri6-
dico Tampa Morning Tribune,
opin6 que ell nivel de vida en-
Tampa es uno de los mas ba-
jos del pals.
"Es un NAL negociO, dijo, la
mano de obra barata. Debe.
mos unirnos todos para au
mentar ell poder de compra
del ciudadano humilde."
Una familia de .cuatro per.
sonas, en- Tampa, solo tiene
un promedio annual de ingresos
de $1,100, cuando en- Otros Ia
cares ell promedio es de $1,000
"Yo espero que los aboga-
dos aborden tambien ell profile
ma de un mas alto grade de
derechos personales."
La gaceta., 1940-02-10
TOMARA POSSESSION Ell NUE.
VO JUEZ

Ell sabado, a las 10 de la ma
mana, tcmara possession, en- eSta
ciudad, ell nuevo juez federal
William ]. Barker, un vecino
de Barlow.
lie tomara ell ~juramento de
ley, ell juez Strum, d. Jack
sonville.
Asistira a la ceremJ nia e,
juez saliente, por haberse re
tiraio con una pension, ell muy
estimado Alexandra Alderman.
LIE dara la bienvenida, co
mo p~residente del Col4gio dc
Abogados, ell juez John r.
Hines.
Hablaran en- ell acto, ade-
mas, los letrados George p,
Raney ST., Howard p. Mae
FarIane, ell fiscal federal Phi
lipps y Ell juez Parks. de la
CorSe del Circuit.
La gaceta., 1940-02-10
LA PERDIDA EN- MARIAN
JAS, TANGARINAS Y To-
RONJAS MONTA A MAS
DE 100000 CAJAS

Washington Feb. 10.-Las
ncticias llegadas a la Secretaria
de Agriculture permiten asegll-
ran que Ia p6rdida en- Florida y
Texas, EN- cuanto a naranjas,
tangarinas y toronjas, monta 4
mas de 100000 de cajas de
frutaS. Florida sufri6 los mayo
r,s danes, con 100000 cajas
de naranjas, 100000 cajas de
toronjas Y 600 cajas de tanga-
rinaS.
Las perdidas en- Texas sc cal
culan en- $500, 600 cajas de to-
ronjas y 100000 cajas de ma
ranjas.
Con motive de las heladas Sc.
IA menOr en- un 1919 Ia cosecha
d. la n~aranja, en- ed ano 1939-40
y en- un 16% la cosecha de la to-
ronja.
La gaceta., 1940-02-10
LA SESSION SECRETA DE LA
CAMARA FRANCESA CON-
TINUO EN- LA MANANA
DE HOY

Paris, Feb. 10.-La session Sc
creta de la Camara francesa, en-
la cual Sc discute la organiza-
ci6n de la defensa nacional, con-
tinu6 celebrandoSe en- la mana
ma de hoy, luego de haber sido
suspendida a las 7:30 de la no
che de aver.
Una nOta Official dada a los
peri6dicos dice que la Camara
efectu6 dos sesiones y que los
problemas de la organization de
la defensa Sc discutieron con un
sentimiento unanime de patrio-
tismo Y concordia. Habia pedi-
do la session ~secreta ell l.der so.
cialista Leon Blum.
Daladier solicit6 sc lie diera
mano libre antes que ell debate
Secreto Sc iniciara. "Necesito sa
Der Ell gobierno 81 debe CONT
nuar @ ceder su puesto a otro
gabinete".
"Yo no puedO p2rmitir que
las reSoluciones de los comites
sean contradichas mas tarde, au
mentando la ansiedad en- el e.
j6rcito, que hasta ahora es in
iustificable".
La gaceta., 1940-02-10
PRoNUNCIO UN o
so Discourse Ell ABOGA.
DO GENERAL JACKSON

Washington, Feb. lola
blando aver ante el Congress-
de las Juventudes, ell abogado
general Jackson Sc refiri6 a la
negative del presidnte del Co
mite Nacional Republican,,
Hamilton, a quien inNi.6 a ha-
blair ell Congreso, sin ser COM
placido, Y energica Y sarcas-
ticanlente dijo:
"Yo no Sc Guam peligrosos
ustedes verdaderamente sou,
pero ST espero que jamas Sc
ran tan malos hasta ell punto
de MERCER la sugerencia de
rue Sc limpien y purifiquen us.
tedes mismos con ell fin de ser
dignos de un mensaie del Par
lido de Warren Harding, Al
bert Fall Woe Pew
Jackson recomend6 a las
Juventudes que apoyen la for
ma americana de gobierno Y
elogi6 los esfuerzos del "nue-
NO trato" en- pro de los j6ve-
mes sin trabajo. "La mas gran
de tarea del "nuevo trato" fu6
devolver al gobierno del pue-
bio sus poderes, arrebatados
por medic de Interpretations
judiciales. Ell presidente Roo
sevelt ha ganado para la ma
ci6n ell derecho a dar protec-
ci6n al debil.'
Varios miembros %presenta =
ron resoluciones anticomunis
tas, pero fueron derrotados.
Representation a los anticOmu
nistas Stephen Macarthur, Pc
ter Torpea y Archibald Roose
welt, nieto del difunto Teodoro
Roosevelt.
La gaceta., 1940-02-10
Y ROBo EN- OTRA
BOTICA

Dos individuos asaltaron y 70
baron anoche Ia botica Lewis, 81
tuada en- la avenida de Nebras-
ka Y carretera de Temple Te-
rrace, llevandose $40 v dos re-
v6lveres que habia detras de Ia
GAIA registradora.
Los atracadores amenazaron
con las armas que portabah al
dependents w. d. Dennison Y
no iban enmascarados.
Sc escaparon en- un autom6vil
que los aguardaba. Intervene
en- la Investigation el condesta-
BILE Bozeman, del distrito de Sui
phur Springs.
La gaceta., 1940-02-10

Sofismas nazis para consume
de los reaccionarioS Y totalita-
rios: Gel dinero gobierno Ell
mundo; pero ell nacionalismo so
cial no reconoce el gobierno del
dinero. En- la Alemania nazi los
negocios, como TODD 10 demas,
Sc halla dirigido por ell Estado,
y ell Estado es independents
por complete del saco del dine
ro'.
Ell Estado es un hombre y es-
te individuo impone su voluntad
a todos, pobre y ricos; pero con
los ricos Sc divierte y convive y
a los pobres... los obliga a traba
jar IL horas al dia por miseros
jOrna1es.
La gaceta., 1940-02-10
LOS PRINCIPALES'
PROGRAMS DE RADIO
PARAESTA NOCHE

Los mas destacaHos pToETa-
mas que esta nOche Sc trasmiti-
ran por la Radio, a traves de las
estaciones locales, son los al
guientes: 8 800 p. m, Gang Bus
ters, WDAE; $50, Milton Ber-
lie y su espectaculO, WSUN; 10:
orquesta Bob Crosby. WSUN;
IL 200, Orquesta sinf6nica de IL
National C. Company, dirigida
por ell eminente mIBico alem&n
Bruno Walter.
Para la 1:55 de Ia tarde estA
anunciada la representation de
la opera "Boheme' trasmitidh
desde Ell Metropolitan. Cantara
el papel de Mimi Ia soprano bra
silera Bidu Sayao
La gaceta., 1940-02-10
ACUSACIONES PRESENTA-
DAS POR LA OFICINA
DEL FISCAL WILLIAMS

FL fiscal del condado, Jose
f. Williams, present6 aver a.
c%usaciones contra los siguien
tes individuos: Esposos o. K.
Bateman, por haber robado
who's Y comestibles del doml-
clio de d. N. Massari; Hamp
Gainey, por haber entrado a
robar en- dos casas; Jose Wal
don, por robo de $500; Her
bert J. Somehow, por dar che
uues falsos con un valor dc
$4,000; Jack Culver, robar
IN autom6vil de j. White;
Willie Mae Head y Ellie Mae
Williams, aggression alevosa ;
Allen Major, robo de una car
terra; Edward Willie y Hag -.
gard Lyons, guar un automo.
vii estando borracho, y Booker
T. Daniels, allanamient0 de-
mogadA,