MEDFOKD MATL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON1. THURSDAY. JUNE 20. 1940.
PAGE FIVE
, PARISIANS BITTER
AGAINST REYNAUD
1DERJAZI RULE
Rightest Le Matin and Semi
Fascist Victorie Allowed
to Resume Publication
By Robert Okla. I
Paris,' June 18. (Delayed
By courier to Aachen and tele
phone to Berlin) UP) Paris Is
beginning a new life under Ger
man occupation as public ser
vices resume operation and some
phases of the fallen capital's
daily activity return to normal.
Current opinion as expressed
now is strong'y rightist, and
bitter against former Premier
Paul Reynaud. who resigned
Sunday as the government pre
pared to seek a peace, and
against Edouard Daladier, who
was premier when France de
clared war against Germany.
The two principal organs of
opinion allowed to resume pub
lication are rightist newspaper
Le Matin and the semi-fascist
Victorie.
Ex-Residents Mow Rule.
Three German officials who
knew Paris before the war are
now in important posts of the
occupying forces. They are
Captain Nicholaus Von Grote,
who was Paris director of DNB,
the German news service Otto
Abetz. husband of a French
woman, who was expelled as a
Nazi agent by the French, June
29, 1939; and ' Dr. Achenbach,
secretary of the German em
bassy in Paris.
Postal services were restored
today in the Paris department
of Seine and it was announced
that the Comedie Francaise, the
famous state theater, will re
sume Saturday.
Uniformed postmen delivered
the first mail Parisians have
received In many days. Out
going mall services were again
functioning and the local tele
phone never was interrupted
by the occupation.
Telegraph facilities, at least
within the area occupied by
Germany, were expected to re
open shortly.
Mall Service Welcome.
The return of mail service
here's
light
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Slow-Up in Defense Feared
If Profit Limit Is Decreed
Washington, June 20. W
Representatives of President
Roosevelt's national defense
commission were reported to
day to have told the senate
naval committee that a commit-tee-epproved
plan to Hi 't pro
fits of airplane manufacturers
and shipbuilders to 7 percent
might slow up defense construc
tion. Chairman Walsh CD., Mass.)
said commission representatives.
including Capt. Sidney Kraus,
were "pressed hard by com
mittee members in secret ses
sion about what attitude busi
ness was likely to take about
forgetting the profit incentive
during the emergency period."
Walsh said the gist of the re
sulting testimony was that the
defense commission feared that
manufacturers would not be
'predisposed to cooperate" In
Consolidated Aircraft Corp.
Curtiss-Wright Corp.
Douglas Aircraft Co.
Lockheed Aircraft Corp.
Glenn L. Martin Co.
North American Aviation, Inc.
United Aircraft Corp.
Electric Boat Co.
New York Shipbuilding Corp..
Bath Iron Works -
was a welcome thing to French
families, many of whom have
been scattered throughout
France by refugee movements
or by retreat before the enemy.
Stray dogs left by the
evacuees have caused the mu
nicipality much concern, since
many cases of dog bites have
been reported. The Pasteur in
stitute, which produces protec
tive serums, has functioned
through the occupation as have
government and private hos
pitals. The chamber of commerce
called upon all merchants to
reopen their stores and restau
rants and officials told the pub
lie that food supplies were as
sured. Log Roller Drowns.
Hood River, Ore., June 20.
(P) Roger Thomas, 25, log roll
er, drowned in the Jaymar mill
dam yesterday after falling from
a log. The body was recover
ed. Survivors include the wid
ow and two children.
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speeding up plant expansion
and defense production if pres
ent profits were reduced.
Under existing laws, the
treasury reclaims all but 12 per
cent of net profits on airplanes
manufactured for the govern
ment and 10 percent cn ships.
The committee amended a bill
last week to fix the profit limi
tations for both at 7 percent.
Senator Holt (D., W. Va.) told
reporters when he came out of
the closed committee meeting
that he and other members were
"determined to get at the bot
tom" of what he described as
an effort to obtain large pro
fits on defense construction
work.
The chairman made public
the following table which he
said indicated the operating net
profit made by 10 aircraft and
ship concerns on all of their
business in 1938 and 1939:
1938
..IS. 9
..16.0
- 9.8
1939
41.7
18.1
(not known)
12.2
23.4
33.4
25.0
28.8
5.5
(not known)
9.2
..26.3
..23.9
..17.3
...25.1
9.3
20.0
The annual meeting of the
Southern Oregon Turkey Grow
ers' association will be held Sat
urday, June 22, at 1:30 p. m.,
in the courthouse auditorium.
Reports, election of officers
for the coming year and plans
for the program of the associ
ation will be made. All turkey
growers are Invited to attend.
RUSSIA CONTINUING
LATVIAN INCURSION
Moscow, June 20. UP) Dis
patches from Riga said today
that the establishment of Soviet
Russian troops In Latvia was
continuing in an organized fash
ion and that cheering thousands
welcomed them in all Baltic
states.
almost
body
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Standing 1940-41 committees
of Rogue River chapter of the
Reserve Officers association
were announced today by Capt.
Joseph W. Scobey, president.
Officers for the new year
were electel a short time ago.
Meetings have been suspended
for the summer but will be re
sumed in September when it is
expected that the nation's ex
panded defense program will
create new Interest in the Re
serve Officers association and
enlarge the membership of the
local chapter. All reserve of
ficers are eligible for member
ship, Captain Scobey empha
sized. The new standing commit
tees, the first named In each
case being chairman:
Membership pro curement
Lieut. L. C. Breen, Capt. Har
old Woods, Capt. William H.
Driscoll and Capt. Merrill A.
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George W. Eldon, Grants Pass.
C.M.T.C. and R.O.T.C. Capt.
Marion C. Wright. Medford,
Lieut. Marcus B. Woods. Ash
land, and Capt. Jewell E. Mor
rison, Grants Pass.
National defense Capt. Fred
W. Greene. Capt. Lyle P Wil
cox and Capt. Philo D. Smith.
Medford.
Constitution, by-laws Capt.
Terry H. Holberton, Capt. Wil
liam H. Priico'.l ir.d Lieut.
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Lieut. Maurice H. Harris, Capt.
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Astoria, June 20. (TV-The
minister may get confused when
Josephine ant Frances Waffle,
sisters, marry Harry Swanson
and Robert Swanson, respective
ly. The Swansons are not related.
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FRENCH AND ITALIANS
BATTLE IN NO. AFRICA
Bordeaux, France, June 20.
(IP) Fighting between French
and Italian troops in North
Africa was reported today in a
Havas, French news agency,
dispatch from Algiers.
Havas said French troops
made contact Tuesday with the
enemy In the region of Nalut
and south of Jebel on the Tunis-
Libyan border.
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