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MEDFORD MATT; TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. THURSDAY. JUNE 20. 1940. PAGE SEVEN DICTATORS' TERMS (OeatlaiMd from nt Oh.) lending credence to uncon firmed reporti that France has learned the gist of tne axis terms, found them too harsh for the nation' nonor, and resolved to fight on. i These reports said President : Lebrun and members of his j government were ready to flee to Algiers, North Africa, to car ry on the war from there, even If German troops capture all France. Nasi Blowing Up The French admitted nazl troops have occupied Lyon, rich Industrial city, 200 miles south of Paris, but dispatches from Geneva simultaneously gave the first hint that the German mechanized machine has begun to wear out and falter. Refugees reaching Geneva from the battle zone told of seeing quantities of abandoned German tanks, armored cars and motorcycles along the main highways. Nazi motorcycle troops were also reported scouring the coun tryside in search of needed gasoline supplies. Nevertheless, under dwind ling French resistance. Hitler's armies swept further down into France, the high command an nounced. Brest, French Atlantic port below Cherbourg, where the American expeditionary force landed tens of thousands of men in 1917,18, fell to the nazi columns, the official com munique said. Other German troops racing down toward Bordeaux crossed the lower Voire river France's Intended new line of defense if the fight goes on between Nantes and Tour. German warplanes bombed the refugee-swollen temporary capital of Burdeaux four times during the night, killing or wounding 60 persons. In Germany, the watchword was "England Is next" The Berlin press sounded warnings to Britain In comments on Brit ish attacks on western Ger many. Voelklscher Beobachter, Hit ler's newspaper. In discussing British plans for local defense volunteers, declared "a sniper war" apparently was being or ganized, and that Germany uses "brutal hardness" In dealing with "snipers." Creator Hopes His Gyro Toy Will Be Craze Carrier Boys Try War-Ace I r F. K. Fermis (left) explains the workings of hi "war-ac auto-gyro" to a group of newspaper carri.r. He hopes the gadgat. which sails through the air when Its operator pull string, will become a national Institution Ilk the yo-yo was some years ago. ace auto-gyro, because It works on the same principle as the airplane by that name, and it flies. Carrier boys for the Mail Tri bune tried out some of the toys the other day and found they would do some amazing stunts in the air and climb to great heights. By flexing the metal blades of the propellor, it was found that one of the gadgets could be made to do five air plane stunts. Inventor Formis, an aviator, started manufacturing the things first in his basement. They caught the fancy of adults as well as youngsters and now he has an independent plant in Chattanooga. Weather Northern California: Fair to night and Friday but fog on coast night and morning; warm er in Interior Friday; moderate northerly wind off coast. mom 1 1 r I ,:i h UUlb '1OT777 ADVERTISEMENTS Your first tastes to" But tt,th. first Usl . -. r!it berl real test on w'i'-- T. K. Formis of Chattanooga, Tenn., figure It's about time for another national craze like the one that had everybody playing with little spools called yo-yo's. so he's In Medford with a gadget called a helicopoter. name, but Mr. Formis adver nemes, but Mr. Formis adver tises his creation as the war- oqood it's 7 GUARANTEED :Jm i VMM MAKING CLOTHES FOR WAR VICTIMS Approximately 400 women of the valley are now engaged in sewing and knitting garments lor war refugee under the Jack son county war relief produc tion committee, of which Mrs. Alfred S. V. Carpenter is chair man. Mrs. E. G. Burgess, in charge of the knitting and sewing, an nounced yesterday that despite the large number of women de voting their time to making gar ments, more women are needed. Deadline for the quota is Sep tember 1. Materials and instruc tions may be obtained at the Red Cross office in the county courthouso. Mrs. Carpenter received a let ter yesterday from Red Cross national headquarter lauding the local war relief committee for it's splendid work. The letter, signed by Mrs. Dwight Davis, assistant director. Red Cross volunteer service, reads, in part: "I want to tell you how enthusiastic we of the National Volunteer service are about the magnificent work which your chapter has been doing. I wish the members of your chapter could read the ap preciative letters which are being received here from Eu rope. The needs in Europe today are greater than ever before. Refugees by the hundreds of thousands are pouring into Eng land and France with nothing except the clothes on their backs. Each article receives some spec ial praise from one of the for eign Red Cross societies." Knitters here number 100 and about 300 are sewing. Due to the large quota for this county, a second anoeal has been made by the committee for more help. San Francisco, June 20. (P Purchase of Froilan Fernan dez, 20-year-old shortstop, from Yakima of the Western Inter national league, was announced today by the San Francisco Seals. Fernandez will Join the j coast league club this Saturday and take over the position im-1 mediately. It was a cash deal, I no other players involved. ; Worry of FALSE TEETH Slipping or Irritating Th annoyanca ana mbarraument canted by a looaa or wabbly dental plat are a con t ant aourc of worry. Loot piata olten irrltata tender gum tiMuea. 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