Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 19, 1940, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TEN MEDFORD MATT, TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 1940. AS FRENCH AWAIT TERMS OP PEACE (Ooatlniwd from Pate Oh. The British announced offici ally that seven of the invading aircraft were ahot down by Bri tish lighten and anti-aircraft batteries which were in action all the way from the teeming Thame Estuary to the York shire coast. "No severe damage was done to any military objective" by the Germans, it was announced. The British expeditionary force has now been withdrawn from France, London reported, and will devote itself to the "one task" of home defense. About 1,230,000 soldiers are un der arms to guard against the imminently-expected Nazi in vasion. Nazi columns, Berlin reports said had thrust a spearhead to ward Lyon, almost directly op posite the Italian-Swiss border, affording a nearby junction for Italian and German armies. Hall Captured Berlin asserted that half of France is now in German hands, with the Invading armies rapid ly fanning out to the south. Pope Pius XII appealed to Italians to be generous and spoke sorrowfully of "forces of eiror and deception." At the same time, the Fascist Editor Virginio Gayda, often called Mussolini's mouthpiece, declared Italy can see "no reas on to show pity for France in the present case." Diplomatic circles In Madrid heard that the French have al-1 ready accepted the axis peace ' Home -Made "Ark of Juneau" in Alaska Flier Falls Through Roof r : ; .. j '7-" 'r"Ti o (mT "aul Seiko's home-made "Ait ' u shown (') as it was vbeltomed by a crowd in Ketchikan. Alaska, after lis trip from Tacoma. Wash. It look Salko 56 days to make the trip from Tacema to Ketchikan la the cumbersome ark, powered with a 192S automobile engine. Satko Is headed for Good News bay to find a new home for his wife and seven children, who are accompanying him. terms, Involving unconditional capitulation, occupation of France until the war is over, and surrender of the French fleet. This was apparently prema ture, however, since . reports from Bordeaux said the French Premier Petain has not even re ceived the Nazi-Fascist terms as yet. i Dm Mail Tritium mat ads EMPRESS ZITA AND SON EN ROUTE TO PORTUGAL Madrid, June 19. (P) The former Empress Zita of Austria and her son, the Archduke Otto, arrived today en route to Portu gal. Otto is pretender to the non-existent Austrian throne. The grand duchess of Luxem bourg also was expected. Om Ull Tribune want ads. 19151940. EVERY YEAR FOR 2$ YEARS mors people hare rldd.a en Goody.ar Tirts than en any ethr kind. ltlTTTfCTTO Jill. HHn? 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S. gave material aid to Germany's en emies, laler declared he had not meant the statement for publication. A light general rain over Ore gon this morning was bene ficial to crops in general in Jackson county, excepting cher ries. There might be some damage to cherries, now about at their peak, the county agent's office said. The damage would not be revealed for a day or two, the office added. Some hay was down but It was thought the rain did no damage. The local weather bureau re ported .10 of an Inch of rain. The precipitation was too light to bring more than temporary easement of fire hazard. The rain clouds had a cooling effect on the weather. The temperature early this afternoon stood at 74 degrees as against 88 at the same hour yesterday. Maximum yesterday was 93. Forecast was for partly cloudy and ' somewhat cooler weather tonight, fair tomorrow. To Load War Cargo. Tacoma, June 19. .I1 End ing nine days of mysterious idleness, the Swedish motorship Ecuador began this morning to load a potential war cargo des tined for Vladivostok, Russia. C ftUU TT.ouno want ads. IIIIIIIIIIILUP III HUJ- . ...1 ... UiU a t rr I J" , ill . . nit.: Mill H t i I 1 a ' JAILED ON CHARGE OF KIDNAPING WAITRESS Arrested under the so-called Lindbergh kidnap law, Chris Evigelenos, 44, of Eureka, Cal., was held under $10,000 bail by U. S. Commissioner Victor A. Tengwald this noon on a charge of kidnaping Dolly McGinnis. 23, Portland waitress who was reportedly employed once In a Irinidad. Cal., restaurant owned by Evigelenos. The woman and John H. Stewart, 34. of Trinidad were held as material witnesses un der $2,000 bail each. All three were placed in Jackson county jail under custody of Paul Han lin, U. S. deputy marshal. The complaint against Evigelenos was signed by Willis F. Wood, FBI agent. Evigelenos, who owns a res taurant in Eureka, waived a preliminary hearing before Commissioner Tengwald. The complaint charged that he kid nsped the McGinnis woman al Grants Pass June IS and trans ported or caused her to be trans ported Into California "for the purpose of reward, ransom or' otherwise. According to the rtory told authorities in Grants Pass by the woman, Stewart's car was used. She was quoted by Sheriff A. Donley Barnes in Grants Pass as saying she re ceived protection when the trio stopped at a tavern on the Red woods highway just across the California line. Maximum penalty under the Lindbergh kidnap law is death. farleyTorbankhead 10 Chicago, June 19. OP) Na tional Chairman James A. Far ley reported today that both" ha and President Roosevelt favored Speaker William B. Bankhead for keynoter of the Democratic national convention. Farlov said he would recom mend that Bankhead be named temporary chairman and key note speaker when the arrange ments committee meets here tomorrow. He added that he would also suggest that Senator Alben B. Barkley ot rientucKy De recom mended for permanent chair- Lower arrow points to parachute covering body of Cor poral Frank Deeley, Dayiona Beach, Fla., radio operator on one of two army bombers which crashed in New York. Dealey plunged diagonally through the roof of the home of Mrs. Albrecht Schwarts. In the general direction indicated. Grass Fire The fire department's chemi cal crew was called this after noon to put out a grass fire at the residence of Mrs. M. C. Mur ray, 505 Park avenue. Neigh bors had the blaze out when the firemen arrived. The grass was isnited by an unattended trash tire, the firemen reported. 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