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MEDFORD MATL TRTBUNT. MEDFORD. OREOO. THURSDAY. JUNE 27. 1940. PAGE THREE x jj I BRITAIN WOULD WSSRC Fitch's I I KEEP IV1AIN PART II 'i jfTVA V 2toT X.VS 1 I 7C AIVA CO i (Continued from rag On ) m (PZifop ill 3E &V Milk of Magnesia U.S.P. 16 oz. 17c ff Tk,l i n i . ruuu 9 rate rnui 50c size 39c Alka Seltzer 60c size 49c NOXEMA SKIN CREAM For cool tooth in f relief or sunburn, chafing, chapped handi, etc. NEW BIG lit m 25c size 19c 7 ITALIAN BALM ' Skin Softener 60c size 47c feS, MOLLE 50c size 37c MUM 60c size 49c Travel or Ticilion lis 10c DRENE SHAMPOO Special for dry hair or regular 60c size 49c .o HIND'S CREAM Honey and Almond 25c size 21c POND'S CREAMS All Kinds 30c size 25c 1 Pnfor P.nh VIMS WMH ELECTRIC FANS Undarwriiar Appro Tad S1.1U LADIES' ! BATHING CAPS ;i with chin straps, asstd. col. 9c ELECTRIC CLOCKS Sessions. Self-starting $3.50 Valut S2.49 fTj VACUUM BOTTLE rini size 69c m FLOOR WAX No Rubbing Liquid Wax Full qt. size 33c B WASTE PAPER BASKETS Beautifully Colorad 15c GLASS SILEX COFFEE MAKER Good Housekeeping Seal of Approval. 8 cup size SI. 49 J MfiTH RAI I C Prolact your wlnlar clothaa iWg&l 8oz.pkg.7c - -v- .,ai Cannon Beach TOWELS Large sits, aiiorttd color. each 39c CAMEL Cigarettes ctn. $1.13 WING or AVAL0N . ctn. 83c UNION LEADER 16 oz. ctn. 53c StuiiSmokingTobacco5c3for 1 0c Agar and Mineral Oil EMULSION With or Without Phanolphthalain 16 oz. 39c Pur. Importad Cod Liver Oil Norwegian. U.S.P. 16 oz. 39c ic Acid Boric Powderad 2 oz. can 5c Jack Knives Fin ssortment each 23c PAINTED Water Sets Pltchar and 8 glaaiaa, asstd color 98c Picnic Baskets Attractively colorad 69c to SI .19 Facial Tissues tOO count pkg. 14c Wash Cloths 2 for 5c reported to have massed great swarm of planes, troops and tank ready to pour across Ru mania's northern frontier at the zero hour. A general re-alignment In the Balkans appeared under way as Hungary and Bulgaria eyed Rumania's impending capitula tion to the Kremlin and recalled old territorial claims against Carol's kingdom. Hungary claims the province of Transylvania, once a part of the now defunct Austro-Hungar-ian empire. Bulgaria wants the Dobruja region in southeast Ru mania, bordered by the Danube river and the Black sea. Budapest reported that Pre mier Telekl has received a let ter from Adolf Hitler saying Hungary's claims "will be met." Rumania has an active army estimated at 800.000 men and approximately 1,000,000 trained reserves. Italy Wants Part Meanwhile, as more English spokesmen hinted at plans for a British offensive against the axis powers, authoritative sources in Rome said Italian troops, planes and warships may take part in the projected Ger man attack on the British Isles, emulating the exploit of Caes ar's Roman Legions nearly 2,000 years ago. Authoritative reports said Germany and Italy consented to the Soviet demand on Rumania in a "dear' to pay for Russia's pressure to keep Turkey from Joining the allies and for Soviet economic aid to the axis pow ers. Russian planes bombed vil lages in Rumania's eastern pro vince of Bessarabia, dispatches said, and one Soviet plane was snot down. British Bomb Ruhr In the main European strug gle, British bombers inflicted "very heavy attacks" on Ger many's rich industrial region of the Ruhr, London reported. Indications mounted that at I least some of France's warf leet, j flouting armistice provisions for I surrender had cast its lot with ' Great Britain and pledged i fight to the finish from North African bases. I Spanish sources and British reports . from Gibraltar said ! French west Mediterranean na- val squadrons had sped past Gibraltar to Casablanca, stra tegic Atlantic port of French ; Morrocco. I French warships In the east 'ern Mediterranean last were re- i ported remaining with the Brit ish fleet at Alexandria. One Berlin radio comments- : tor, meanwhile, said the Brit 1 ish government was trying to ; contact the axis powers, pre' sumably for peace negotions, but London officials said the re port was "positively rubbish.1 : For the sixth time In nine days, wide-ranging German I bombers swept over England , from the southeast coast to northern Scotland. The air min istry said two of the raiders were shot down, and that no serious damage an d "only slight" casualties were caused. SEN. TAFT SECOND IS IN OPENING TEST am keeping out of the nomina tion fight.' Two ballots were scheduled before nightfall. Then if no nomination wer. made, th. con vention would recess until to night. Between times, the lead ers could survey the situation. Word had come from the va rious candidates that they had gained the Impression Hoover would be willing to let his name stay In the race for the nomina tion If early ballot strength de veloped for him. Only that balloting can deter mine the strength of the former president, whose name was not formally placed before the con vention, and disclose how far Wendell Willkie has pierced the delegate defenses of Senator (Continued from rm One.) nomination today in the Repub lican national convention. The noisy convention atmos phere was quieted somewhat by tenseness as balloting time ar rived. All the oratory had been cleared away when delegates streamed onto the floor for the afternoon session. Last minute reports of shifts of strength flew thick and fast among the delegates. There was word that Herbert Hoover would run if the party wanted him coupled with the actual opening of a draft Hoover headquar ters In a downtown hotel. McNarr Denies There also was an excited ru mor that Senator Chsrles L. Mc Nary, Oregon's favorite son. had agreed to throw his support to Taft, but In a telephone call from Washington, McNary said: "I told my friends to support any candidate they choose. I Robert A. Taft of Ohio, Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg of Michi gan and Thomas E. Dewey of New York. Tea Offered Hoover himself, busy with fresh conferences at his hotel, did not amplify his previous statement that he was not "seek ing" public office again. But some party leaders gained the Impression that he not only wanted to stop Willkie, but also would accept the nomination himself If the opportunity arose The names of ten candidates had been put into the conven tion nominating pot. The first few ballots were ex pected to tell whether other can didates, with the apparent sup port of Hoover, had been able to nail down their delegations) tightly enough to withstand the push of the hard hitting Wlllkla. Salem (U.R) A decline of 49 In the total of farms in Marion county since 1935 was reported here by A. B. McCall, district census supervisor. Marian county has 4781 farms, McCall said. Lemon Juice Recipe For Rheumatic Pain If vu fcrfftr trmt rtwwnct nasjrtt M1. tit tM. tlmpit lfafifti.t tarn. mH. Gt Mcc Mt ftwfi Cowpowd, if ft tft a urt of tr, ocJ th (rcf of 4 Imwii. oftm wit n in 4 hour tomsMtmn tfrtfnigftt wtndid rttnlU ai abUlnti. If tM palm o not qucky Mu, ftu. El il cm ,Ou Mocriinf. U try m M It wifj MM7 M anOAn.Mck urft. It ft ut y rcontftr4 17 Wttum Thrill Start anc) rut) Mm fvrrrwr. M. M. DEPARTMENT STORE PAY LESS DRESS BETTER S20 EAST MAIN TELEPHONE 231 Open Saturday Night Until 8:30 FEMALE PAII1 Why ariffor nth afr mrmth try Lrdla K. rnkhxm't VrUbla Compound TABLETS to blp r. prlorJI p'n with it orroM, tnorxlr ipcilai. (ThU U bvauM tb7 ormuin a KPECIAL lncri!nt to rlv ftmalt dutrM.) 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