Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 06, 1940, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TEN ' MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, THURSDAY, Junk 6. 1940. FRENCH DESTROY ft hpxrzr eiren I MANY ANM HI S-'i I4-JLWUJ L5 U -VLnUSW" ' wjv I NhW UWBUUt isrsrcrsrji l rnu-v. Table.! jxX - ,, ro -e&t (Continued tium rag On.) new blitzkrieg at dawn yester day, and he declared: "There is now reason to hope for victory, despite the present grave news." The new French strategy. It was said, permits Nazi "panzer" forces to filter through defense lines without attempting to throw infantry into the path of the mechanized monsters. Then, in an engulfing move ment, the French lines quickly close behind the tanks to halt the follow-up rush of German infantry, while the tanks are mot by point-blank fire from con cealed nests of French 73-mllli-meter field guns. Paris reported the efficiency of the new defense traps has already been proved. Start at Dawn The grey hordes of Germans attacked violently at dawn to day on the 200-mile western front, Berlin reported, and "thrust Into the heart of France" In the great battle for Paris. London acknowledged Ger man progress at certain points In the battle of 2.000,000 men along the Aisne-Somme front, and military sources declared: "The Germans are tapping everywhere to find a soft spot and when they find it they will try and push through." POlFFlHl OF Rome, June 6. (P) Pope Pius XII has informed his in timates that he would not leave Vatican City whatever happens In Rome, Vatican circles said today. It was reported, however, that the papal secretariat of state might go to a neutral country, possible Portugal, In order to maintain communica tions with other belligerent countries after Italy's expected entrance Into the war. Births Born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert LaPlant of Gold Hill at Commu nity hospital this morning, June 6, a baby boy weighing eight pounds. Mother and son were re ported progressing splendidly. MANY HEAVY SCALES FOUND INACCURATE Salem, June 6. W) About 25 percent of heavy scales test ed in southern and western Ore gon have been condemned be cause they are Inaccurate, the state department of agriculture said today. The department said most of the weighing errors were unin tentional, and that few con demnations were made in east ern Oregon. BRITAIN TO CURTAIL DELIVERY OF BREAD London, June 6. (V) The delivery of bread In Great Brit- j ain soon will be restricted to alternate days, an authoritative source said today. 1 A suggestion that Great Brit ain have meatless and liquor-1 leu days was rejected In the house of commons by Robert Bonthby, parliamentary secre tary of the ministry of food. j Closing time (or Too Let to Clas sify Ads la 1 30 p. m. 1 A0 AMAZING MILDNESS 1 SELLS 43 MILLION bottles of fn)r-fiavord Cobbs Crsxh Ihree hit reoni tell why you'll like :om (ifiil oiM iJttiK is mU yet full flavored light-bodifi yet mi i.i).njt--a miKniti(tni rsi 80c l.55 ft rtttt tm wMrt 71 truiw ntuttd tfmit fing s( tug siiainli a I "Ssi ' 11 fl" Big Applegate, June 6. Spl.) i Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Newman have returned to Vancouver, Wash., after a brief visit here with the Utters father, Ed Jones. Other recent guests at Mr. Jones' home were his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. ana jurs. w. n. nomey oi Santa Cruz, Cal. Quest tor a brMf tins last week t lb bam of Mrs. Maud Kubll In cluded Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Kubll ; and Mr. and Mrs. Pbu Mete tun of Portland. June Watson of Roae Dure, and Mrs. Joele Ptlton. The group cam to JacksonTlll for Mem orial day. Word was received hen of the death of Willie (Doc) ruber, which occurred In a tractor accident near Keno on Memorial day. Burial took place In Ashland Monday. Mr. PUher Is a former resident of Little Apple ffat. where ha attended grade school at Unlontown about 30 years ago. He realded at Keno with bis wife and small daughter at the time of bli deatb. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Harlow mot ored to Bend over the week-end. The were accompanied br Mrs. Har low's daughter-in-law, Mrs. Glenn Young, and family of Medford, who will remain In Bend to make their borne. Joining Mr. Young who la em ployed with Beck's bakery there. With the first promlee of luting sunahlne Tuesday, several local farm ers visited Medford Implement storea In aearcb of pltchforka and other equipment for tackling the season's first bay crop. A small amount of hay waa damaged In last week's thunderstorm. Mrs. Hugh Brown received a broken note In a minor car accident near Proapect a few days ago. The auto mobile In which she was riding skid ded Into a bank on account of wet pavement. The B. H. Taylor ranch, becoming noted for Its cucumbers and pickle factory. Is being planted to another cucumber crop this spring. light or H 10 seres are being plsnted to the vegetable. - Ivan Brown Is spending the week In Ashland aa a guest of his mother, Mrs. Katherlns Davldaon. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Reynolds of Fresno arrived Sunday to spend sev eral weeka In Oregon, Including a visit here at the home of Mra. Rey nold's slater. Mrs. Floyd Rlppey. Wed nesday the couple left for Xugene to be guests for a week of Mr. and Mra. Ernest Mathews. They will return to the Applegate following their sojourn In the north, which will include a tuning trip. Mr. and Mra. Clifford Locsman and family of Medford were visiting friends and relatives hers Sunday. Mrs. Lockman Is the former Myrtle Byrum. Baseball season Is getting Under way with a good record for Camp Applegata boyi. who defeated Camp Wlmer 11 to S In a return same at Wlmer Sunday. The flrat game be- i twren the two campa, played the previous Sunday on the local field, was won by the Applegate boys, 13 to . Camp Applegata expects to have s game scheduled every Sundsy throughout the aeaaon. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jennings of Medford spent the week-end here sa guests of the letter's sister, Mrs. Her man Offenbacher. W. H. McDanlel went on duty as temporary lookout at Tallowbos Wednesday during the absence of the regularly employed lookout, who la attending, annual fir school at Car bury thla week. Mra. Louis Armstrong of Slous City. 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