PAGE TEN ' MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, THURSDAY, Junk 6. 1940.
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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
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AMAZING MILDNESS
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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
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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. Iowa, Is a gueet at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mra. Id
Smith of Ruck.
Oueste at the borne of Mr. and Mra.
Prank Dutton of Sterling Sunday
were Harvey Dutton and Mra Char
lotte Shimmtns of Medford and Wm.
Campbell of Jacksonville.
Mrs. Letltia Riddle of Medford was
guest Sunday of Mr. and Mra.
W. H. McDanlel.
Big Load h
Green Pine Slabs
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Children's Tuckslitch
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94 63x99
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