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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. THURSDAY, JUNE 6. 940. PAGE SEVEN Births Born at Sacred Heart hot pltal. June 5, to Mr. and Mrs. K. B. Edmondson of Butte Falls, a boy weighing nine pounds, three ounces. Mother and child wre reported doing nicely. I 3 1 COMPARE! Compare lh price of Old Mr. Boston Vihiskey with the prices of costly 4-Year-Old Bottled-In-Boo ds. Although Old Mr. Boston is not bonded whiskey, it's the same ripe old ge 4 years old it's milder sad costs you LESS! THE CAPITAL PARADE By JOSEPH ALSOP and ROBERT KINTNER Released by the North American Newspaper Alliance. Inc. which th British (!nurs took a terrific toll. As to tb sir-force. Indeed, there It some r'witt. The Brtrish otTed 1 patcnea-up squadrons, old traltunt plane, and even on or two bl-plane cratea In the air asainat them. Optl mist eay that this meant the Clr man air teetnree are lower than had been supposed. Pessimists, who have been mors commonly accurate of late, argue Instead that the Germans have simply been holding bat many of their best plsnes for tht pretest battle. Ward Chef (90t PINT OLD MRsBOSTON STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKET Tiii Vbiskij is 4 Yuri 0U Kit kmltd-in-bmi90 Pnof Bcn-Burtc. Inc., Boston, Mass. Washington. June e. Within the next ten days or two weeks, the future ot most of the civil ized world may have Been sex tied on the battle-scarred fields of northern France. It seems an inn-oHihl itatement. Yet Amer ican diplomatic and military ex perts are preiiy wen convinceu that the r.prmanj will have won the war if their oncoming of fensive really breaks tne t rencn Tf the French lines hold. on the other -.hand, there may still be time to organize auiea and American industrial re sources to counter-balance the Germans mechanical superiority. Th bett-lnformed and wlseet of ... i wan. v. v htn wron. before. Sine they are Increasingly convinced that s German break-through It defi nitely probable, one can only pray that they may b wrong again. If there la a eerlous break-through, the next atep will be an offer of separate peace to rranea. The French leaders, with their smiles routed, their planet driven from the air and their great cities threatened with destruction, will find It estremely difficult to re fuse. And If th French accept a eep arat peace, the Germane wiu then be able to turn the full fury of trrtir attack against tht British Isles. At any rate, whether or not tt haa been diminished, the Oerman superiority In the air and in mech anised ground forces is still Im mense. There was a brief pause In th conflict because the damaged mechanized divisions wer being re paired, and the partly destroyed air squsdrons reformed for the next on slaught. Thle proceet haa now been completed, and th onslaught has been launched. Th fact that th pause waa as short suggests that the German loasea were not quite aa ser ious aa everyone thought. Aa anticipated, th attack It most violent along the Somma river, where French Generalissimo Maxima Wcygand re-eeubltshed th French lines by extraordinary energy and good management. The recent French capture of Abbeville cost th Ger mans their last atronghold on th south bank of th Somme. The French, and the few British troops sent over to aid them, may be ex pec ted to fight with th rag and tenacity of men who know the fut ure of their countries depend on their courage. At It it outlined by those who ought to know, the situation is fair ly simple. Their first break-through in Flandera. and the violent fight ing which ended in the allies amaz ingly gallant rear-guard action at Dunkirk. Inevitably damaged and die organised th moat Important forces of the German army. It Is thought that they used all, or at least all but on of their mechanized divis ions, and these wer badly battered. It la also thought that they used moet of their existing alrnfprce, of But even the bravery of desperate men may not be enough to turn tta ecale, which la weighted, against the allies by three heavy factora. (1) Aside from any possible air and mechanized reserve, th Germane jktve about thirty almost completely fresh Infantry dlvlalona. which will be hurled against the French lines when tht break-through effort cornea. The French and British troop ire already exhausted by on great bat tle, and the forty division which would normally constitute the French reserves are occupied on the Italian border, guarding against the threat from Italy. (31 Italy It now thought Tlrtu tlly certain to com In. either when the Germane begin their offensive, or at the moment when th offensive reaches Its peak. The Italian army, attempting to fight through the French Alps, should present no prob lem. The Italian navy, which may be used to try t landing ot troops Chef Oliver K. Cargo, who Is introducing a new miracle cooker at hourly demonstrations at Wards this week, cooks a complete dinner in 10 minutes. 120-30'IANS MEET WITH K. F. CLUB Members of the local 20-30 club Journeyed to Klamath Falls last night to attend a Joint meeting with the Klamath Falls 20-30 club. Making the trip were Harry Pinneu, Alton And-e.-son, Neville Biden, Merritt Hittle. William ilugr. ths. a: ola '...!, Franklin George. Clyde Chamberlain, Jack Mar shall, Eugene Monaco, Warren Liggett, and Jack Hartley. Principal speaker of the eve ning was Bert Hawkins, post master of Klamath Falls. Four new members of the Klamath Falls club were Initi ated, Anthony R. Mano, mem ber of the national board of trustees of the association of 20-30 clubs, giving the Initiatory address. Merritt Hittle, chairman of the committee in charge of the northwest district 20-30 conven tion to be held in Medford June 15 and 16, gave a detailed an nouncement on the arrange ments and program and Issued a special invitation to the Klam ath Falls club to attend. on the French coast, ouatat to b taken care of by the allleWatediur ranean fleets. But th Italian air force, with lta 3.000 first line plsnes. msy turn th acal slon. If Italy cornea In. Spain may alao permit th landing of Italian lore to attack Olbraltar. (3) Th English fighter plans must to largely retained In England to protect the home base. Tht French air force, while It still haa planet In the air, waa reduced to an appal ling Inferiority In tht first days of the war. Thus the troops In tht French line will have cruelly Inade quate air protection. Under the cir cumstances, prayer teems to be Indicated. Stolen Pasadena, Cal. 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