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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FIVE Want to Buy, Sell or Exchange? Read the Ads on This Page! It's Filled With Opportunities! J MEDFORD MAIL TRTBUKE, MEDFORD. OREGON. THURSDAY, JULY 4, 1940. stead n u 00 P' you will pruoeoly find exactly . the taint: ruu not been wok w foe 01 sale ot trade toi unused sr-tieies you may neve Search rux atuc at atore- room you may tnd many things others ara -H-ellne. and oa bl to realise ln-medlet caaa U wht uu want 101 bcra. advartiaa rot ItTrlbuo Claa tlfled Ad ara inexpensive effecuvel RATES Par wee Hrt insert lonx (Minimum tie) Each eddlllunaJ Insertion, per word te (Minimum ic) Per Una prt month etthoot copy change CASH or money order must ae company all mall order classified ad. LOST AND FOUND STRAYED OR STOUSft English bull dog.wblte. with brlndle spots on bead and back. Call 33; reward. LOSTS AE jeweled Fraternity pin. Reward. Hunt's Ice Cream Shop. REPORT loat ooga animal cruelty cases Humane Suclety Phone isle. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANT3D Expeilenced waitress. ply Dlarrond Cafe. Ap- MALE AND FEMALE HELP WAITERS, waitresses and cook. Cha teau. THE AMERICAN SCHOOL has an opening for educational salesman to cover southern Oregon. Would consider unexperienced salesman. Write Bux 2072. Mall Tribune. WANTED SITUATIONS CAPABLE OIRL wants housework by hour. Box 2052 Tribune WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED TO RENT by middle of August Mtrtern house of 3 bed rooms. Adults. Permanent renters and best of ferences. Box 2058 Tribune. WANTED TO BUY Good young Jer sey or Guernse cow. Must be abortion tested. Call evenings. Central Point 12-XX-2. WANTED Lawnmowers to service. Call for. sharpen end deliver. 3100. Phone 979-Y. WANTED A furnished cabin at Lake o the WmxIs during July. H. S. Deuel. Valley Fuel Co. WANTED. All those who want furniture get our prices: It will pay you HOLBROOK FURNITURE. 18 North Front. Phone 1980. WILL REN'l' or BUY 3 or 8 h p slnele phase electric motor. Phone 173. C. E- Chamberlain. WILL BUY EQUITY In late model car. Phone Clark. 685. WANTED TO LEASE or BUY Small placer property Box 1751 Tribune WANTED Ford Model A car chasals for rebuilding, any condition. Box 808 Tribune WANTED Livestock. dairy owe heavy aprlngera unfresh; also buy beef cows Oscar Qysln Route 3 Box 126. Medford Phone 314-R-8 WANTED Wool, mohair, hidee and Medford Bargain House, 27 Grape St Phone 1062. pelts North WE PAY MOitl CA'H For Your Furniture BAKNKHl KU AMIHEWS 6th and Front Phone 647 WELL DRILLINO- 31 60 per ft first 60 ft., etc J M Dode. 618 King WANTED Dreesmaklng. alteratlona Katherlne 8atterLi. Singer 8hop 33 South Grape ftr.T PKIIES PAID For Your rnlture. EADS FLHMILRE Phone I193-J HIOHKT CASH PRICT PAID For Your Kurtilture MKI1H1HII HtKliAIN HOUSE 37 N Or)e St Phone IC"!3 FOR hENT HOUSES FOR RENT 2-room Mr. house with shower bath, close in. L. O. Plck el. 16 So. Bartlett. Phone 365 or 1580-J. FOR RENT Partly furnished room house. Phoenix. S9.00. Vlall. four J. O FOR RENT Small house In Jack sonville. Box 205' Tribune. SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE. Inquire 303 80. Oakdale. FOR RENT 3-room mshed. 3.6 Wabarh. duplex. fur Phone 435-R. FOR RENT 4-room furnished bouss Inquire 203 Clsrk St FOR RENT 4 -room modern house In country, completley furnished. 3 bedrooms and bath. Phone Cen tral Point 152. FOR RENT 4-roon partly furnished house. Thomss road across from Dark's Grocery. FOR RENT Moorrn 5-room house. B-ment furnace Adult 625 P;t.e stucco Clean FOR RENT Modern S-roora e:nee in. stove included. 12J7-J house Phone FOR PENT- a -room modern house at 323 No Holly Phone 18 SMALL FVRNISHED DUPLEX, hot wster ar.d arbe.-e sen Ice. B. L. rv.y n 0'T'T,'e Ft FOR RENT APAP1 'ITS FOB RNT Apartment. 3-H Ajipie. ' FOR RENT APARTMENTS 3-ROOM trance. APARTMENT, private en Adulte only. 8 E. Jackson. FOR RENT Furnished apartment: hot water, bath, lights, refrigerator. Adults. 811 8. Oakdale. SMALL furnished apartment, alee trlcally equipped. Inquire 803 60 Oasdaie. NICELY furnished apartment. Elee trte ranee and frut.li.lre. 3 lariro rooms, kitchen, bathroom, fire- I place. Newly renovated. Hot and cold water furr.l-hed Ma.! Tribune Bid;. Call at Tribune office. MODERN furnished Quince St apartment. 10 NEWLY renovated furnished apart ment In Mall Tribune building Shower, water paid. Very reason able rent Apply at Tribune office OS BAUER APTS th at Oakdale. Prestige, courtesy, with comfort able modern homo. Furnished or unfurnished. Moderate prices By day. week or month. Phone 71S-Y COOL furnished erartment. private bath. Prlgldeire. 806 W. Main. VAWTER APARTMENTS 6 rooms unfurnished. Heat, hot water complete electric kitchen. 848 80. lease Phone 1108. FURNISHED. Adults only. cool lnaulated apt no do(s 603 S Holly FOR HENT Furnished Rooms FOR RENT 3 furnished rooms and bath: clean, cool, new paper and paint. 348 Apple. ROOM for Fifth. a gentleman. 331 Weat I FOR RENT Pleasant front sleeping room, home privileges, at 323 King ATTRACTIVE ROOMS. 404 S Orape FOR RENT Room. 82 50 week rate entrance 408 Edwards FOR RENT bOARD ROOM NICE FRONT ROOM and eood board In private home for lady. 822.80. Phone 1B77-J. BOARD AND ROOM. 328 N Riverside ROOM AND BOARD 118 31 per day FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS j FOR RENT Meadow pasture. J. Greb, Eagle Point, Oregon. C. FOR RENT Store tulldlng and two office roume See Al Llttrell or Roland Hubbard FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Guernsey cows and heifers, J. Munsell, Little Apple gste. FOR SALE Good type Berkshire sow. In fine condition. David Chlrg- wln, Rt. 8, Antelope Orchard. SHEEP for sale or trade for cattle. Wm Straus. Rt. 1. Box 423, Dark Hollow road. FOR SALE DOGS AND PETS FOR SALE Boston terriers. 903 Holly. IRISH TERRIER PUPPIES Pedigreed and American Kennel club regta tered. Champion blood lines. Take Evans Creek road. Mrs. Wm. P Griffith. Benele. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE WILL SACRIFICr. r equity In mod ern suburban country home. :lty water, close In, a down payment on house In Medford. prefer west side location. Box 2057 Tribune. FOR SALE One acre and good barn. 216 Wabash, near Spring St. Phone 435-R. WHEN you think of real estate think of Brown at Whit v FOR SALE CHEAP 7 lots In Rose Park addition. Write P O. Box 128. East Ely, Nevada. FOR SALE--New. Dutch colonial res idence Hardwood floors throuiib out. shads, paved street 6 minutes walk from buslnrss center end schools Might take small home as psrt payment 618 So Oakdale HOUSES FOR 3AI.B tn Medford ard surrounding towns Eaay tern.e Jackson County Federal Savings and Loan Association CITY and country properties. RENT ALS LOANS INSURANCE C S Butterfleld 409 Medford Bulldli.g IN CORVALL1S. a nine-room bouse, psrtly furnished, with two bed rooms, two blocks from campus. Price 83000 csab. Address P. E Ssndos. 612 8. 13th St., Corvallls. Oregon. FEDERAL LAKU BAr.K FARMS Convenient terms Lists available at National Farm Loan Office Hollv Theatre Bullllru- M-ford FOR EXCHANGr- Real Estate FOR TRADE Comfortsble small home, 3 3-10 acres: city water; close to school and buz market. Trade for propeity farther out. W. J Robertson. Box 37. Debarr Ave.. M'tlT-rd Out old Par!?!c h!rhwiv FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR BhLE '30 Pontlae coupe, aonable. Rt. 1, Bos 414. O. R. Dark Hollow. ree- Hall, EXTRA GOOD Model A Pordor. Large two-wheel trailer. 10-foot step ladder. Warren Mapea, 671 Chest ndt. Ashland. 1840 GMC truck, van bed. equipped for heavy hauling: ror aale or swsp equity for car. Inquire at Hick man's store. Eaat A street, Orant Psss. FOR SALE Used ear in good eon dlvon. cheap 43 No Peach FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR tei SALE- Nora refrWeraTor. ' monthe. Pnone 748-X. used i BOYSENBERR1ES W will pick the 4th. 65c v-ur container, o. West Slewsrt Ave. Ooodroe.1 USED 33s8 10-ply truck tires, used 7 50 30 truk tires. Older Tire Exchange 33 3artlett. BOAT "OR SALE Trailer snd 3-p:ec 14-foot row host. 12V Call bio k north Bi Y. O d Highway. Cascade Tackle Co 8 r."ED 3 30-17 TIRES 32 50 esth. Older Tue txchasga, 32 t. Bai'-etl. TOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS BOUQUETS Shasta dalslee. Seblosa. mlx-d flowers. Week daya only. 30 So. Peach. PEACHES ll miles west of Phoe nix. Fort Baiter road Chas. Beta. FOR SALE-Aprlcota. O. L. Llndley. Clftft eaally repaid CC 70 Coker Butte road. Phone 671-J-8. :?1UU In mo. payment of yU. I L FOR SALE 1 3-stamp quarts mill. I Gene Thomas says: , eomplew; 1 "SO" Catepillar tree- "Get enoiu-h. to pay up present tor. 1311 E Main. Phone 1248. bills and have a awell vacation. - . - We'll cooperate with a low pay- FOR 8 ALE Collapsible bouse trail- mem achedule." sr. Ideal for sportsmen, vacation era. Across from Big-Y. From S5 io S300 FOR SALE Lare sire sorghum'mlll B . Them... mgr. of dirt cheap, can be run by horse nnrrnw riNtiirr m power or engine power. Lyla Hard. OREGON FIN ANC-I CO. Jacksonville. . Lie. No. 8-21 J. 48 So. Central. Phone 138. DOORS. WINDOWS, pipe fittings. . pipe, fruit Jara, 4eda, floor cover- Ins. everything for the home. Jack's Secondhand Store, 108 80. Roofing Orape. -..- -- wi REPAIR or apply any type of Late cabbage, kale. brocclU. 30 Laurel. roof PlbM Rooflniia, Shingle ,.,.'. u' ,.. -fc..-. Coatings and Paint Wall Paper FOR SALE a tt-k. diamonds chesp. ,k(nol1 pnt Roof Co. 88 So - Bartlett Tel 243 FOR BALE Apricot. First house " Dark Honor road. Bring container Transfer or phone 898-R-8. ' - .. CITY TRANSFER el STORAGE CO FIREWORKS Rainbow Auto Camp, Houeehold moving and general 1748 N. Riverside. hauling 38 8 Orape. Phone 3050 - day or night FOR SALE Hotpolnt electric range, .. good condition, 313. After 8 p. m. DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE 125 So. Holly. 40 S Fir Street - Insured Csrrlera NOW READY Apricot. Jo Wood- Local and Long Distance Hauling cock. Fern Valley. Phone 644 FOR SALE Apricots. V, mil south white Orlflln Creek school. Henry Huklll. SONO BIRDS 1137 West Msln St SECOND cutting alfalfa, in shock Ed Hanley Ranch. Ross Lane. FOR SALE Davenport and radio, 88 32 So. Orange. OLD growth body fir, any length, very reasonable. Tel. 3071. Custom grain binding. Phone 697-J.5 Pipe and Fittings New and Used Large stock. All elsee Oet our prlce MED-ORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 N Orape St Phone 10S3 USED gasoline engine washer, only 4 months old, bargain. Lee's Radio and Electric. REAL BUYS In used clothing. 1406 No Riverside, across from Beck's Bakery LOOSE AND BALED ALFALFA HAY Ed Hanley Ranch. Ross lane. MYERS & JAl-UZZI guaranteed water pressure systems Pick Hardware YATES tools AMERICAN Reasonable. wood making Pick Hardware NU-WAY Mattress and Opholatenng Co Phone 388 308 West 8th t USE 100 GENERA. PAINTS contracting Pick Hardware BUSINESS OPt-ORTUNITIES MUST SELL low cream and confec tionary business. 61000 handiea See Hansen. 124 N Riverside. Also othfr choice ltM!n?s PERSONAL CARD READINO, 31.00. St. 329 Jesnette MISCELLANEOUS Electmluf Cleaner Service Ph 1056 BUSINESS DIRECTORY Auto Loan ADVANTAGES OF OUR CAR LOAN PLAN L No Interest charged In advance 3. Your own Insurance accepted 8. Csr does ' not have to be paid for. 4, You get the money In ten nun , utes. 8. Special low summer psymente. 6. You deal direct and save money See W (. THOMAS. Manager OREGON FINANCE CO. At Our Main Office 48 South Central. Phone 188. License No M-317. S20 TO SI.000 On Your Car. 1833 to 1840 Model ear snd light truck 1 to 18 Months to Repay CONSUMERS' CREDIT CO. HAROLD 8 BROWN AOENCY Aent 133 East Main M 336 Phone 807. AUTO LOANS You get ct.ck at once CARS Bob OH "I and SOLD. P T "Jerry" YOUNO Motor nveatment Co. License M-374. Tel. 158. 334 East 8th. CAR LOANS Solve your financial proolema Dy rennancing x Dorrowlng LOANS ON CARS 1833-1838 Trt-Stet Acceptance Corp. License M-J43 MARK A. COLDY 1o t Main Phone 738 Dressmaking THE FASHION SHOP Dreesmaklng Fur Remi-deiing Buttons snd Buckles covered Room 803 0 B Wst Bank Blig l 118I Expert Window Cleaner LET JOE DO IT Expert Window Cleaners Oeneral bouse cleaners Floor waxing Jos Sconce Prt-ne 1173 Floor Sanding FLOOR 8ANDIKO Phone 1733 or I733-J-1. INSTRUCTIONS INSTRUCTION-. Pisno (modern and elaAi'ail violin cello fl ite trum pet l"imi"ni C'-m-s. srrsne LsH ttMiUC&. Bw 4ir6 ItlDune. BUSINESS OIRSCTORY PERSONAL LOANS VACATION MONEY EADS TRANSFER s STORAGE CO Offices 16 south Fir Phone 818 Prices right Service guaranteed FURNITURE MOV1NO AND STOR AGE We have Van moving equip, ment for local and long distance hauling. Dry and clean atorage (concrete building) with spsclsl locker rooms at low rates SAMSON -.TORAGE WAREHOUSE Phone 633 Stocks and Bonds ONLY STOCK ticker service in Oregon outside of Portland con tinuous quotatlnna during market hours M N Hogan Co.. 814 E Msln St Medford HOW THEY? fTi A IV 3mvts National League W. L. Brooklyn 41 21 Cincinnati .. 41 22 New York 38 24 Chicago : 36 34 St. Louis 25 34 Pittsburgh 25 36 Boston 22 36 Philadelphia 21 42 American League Cleveland 43 27 614 Detroit 40 26 .606 Boston 38 28 .576 New York 34 32 .515 St. Louis 33 38 .465 Chicago 29 36 .446 Philadelphia 36 40 .394 Washington 27 43 .386 Pacific Coast League Seattle 57 34 .626 Oakland 53 43 .552 Sacramento 49 48 .505 San Diego 46 47 .495 Hollywood 47 49 .490 Los Angeles 45 47 .489 San Francisco 45 48 .484 Portland 32 58 .356 Auto. Piste end Window Olsss In stalled reasonably Medford Plat Olasa Si Mirror Co. 36 So. Bartlett I Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS t. DeettlT moment f. Signify 11. LeaVteJ 14. Muilo drama It Vow IT Particular II. Not of th cat II. FKB-Bhapvd tl w eaiter 22 Large boat t&. LoritT n a tra il va poem 17. Condent-tvl atmnxphtiia moimuT It Det bole 21 B.i SI Artificial languafe 1 Pertaining to the mails r Pais I Ahead 40 Long narrow opening 41 Oreek letter 42 Pronoun (. Steep rugged Solution of Yettrdays Puzsl . AjTj&zC A R I B m P Q A a ISM AlHIotDrE mBEJ p CJeTl IE j RlTjf I Y M 0 iE I L I E aisWsTtia i rn',eIum"e ilieWpIy'rieIm o!a PiElAlNfeaj-VS T'R'0VEPSITH IRsEID pPjL A'ESRiO;Blfc. Elwi' LT.P 1 IM0 4AIfHl s!' Nrf"T 0 N ElYErnSIT!ElSllaMAD R'OIVIEKSSITH cs. roilow after 7 Enrsged (4 Heta' tag of a lace 42 Continent 41. ItriatttiaUve vers 84. Articles of belief DOWN roc 47. Clt In Oklahoma ft S'ameae coins 62 Ope" court fri. Egyptian deity L Salad plant 7 12 13 ij i !Jg; T T f" " 1 dk : ZZ''ClZZl!slZZii 'i-rfj. ''JA 73 " 54 TVW iS 'I" :.'',. Zo Uir"'" vi-'" 2a " y',X. '3 I I j j j 4 j 1 1 1 1 ZULU GIANTS RAP , 9 10 3, IN FUNNY FRACAS The African Zulu Giants. funny barnstorming ball club, and a good one. took a 9 to J fall out of the Medford Craters at the fairgrounds field last night before some 1.500 fans. who got a real bang out of the Wacky antics of the colored boys. A four-run outburst In the fifth inning clinched the con test for the Zulus, who wore grass skirts but certainly weren't feminine when wielding the war clubs. Singles by Bihee, Pcnu and Hoodoo, a walk to Bo- lo and doubles by Knocredi and Rosto accounted for the tallies. Virgil Haynes started on the Crater pitching mound and went five frames, during which he gave up 11 blows and seven runs. Young Al Wimer, south paw, hurled the last four frames for the locals and turned in a fine performance, giving only three hits and two runs while fanning three. Walteras, big righthander, went the route for the Zulus and held the Craters to nine scat tered hits. He whiffed seven and gave five bases on balls. Hank Pacheco's triple against the left field boards and Riney Cook's single to left gave the Craters a run in the second. A walk to McDonald and three er rors accounted for another Med ford run In the fifth. In the sixth the locals again scored when Cook reached first on an error, Crippen singled to left and Walteras Issued two bases on balls. The Zulus bunched . doubles by Bolo and Hoodoo and a single by Walteras for two runs in the second, and a single by Hoodoo and Rosto's double for another in the fourth. They picked up one each in the sixth and eighth to complete their scoring. Bill Calvert, with two doub les, led the Crater attack, while Cook hit a pair of singles and Pacheco tripled. Rosto belted two doubles for the colored gents and Hoodoo hit three singles. A feature of the Zulu show was their shadow infield prac tice. They went through the mo tions of fielding ground balls and throwing, without a ball. Rosto, righttielder, kept the large crowd happy with his diz zy antics throughout the game. Next Saturday nrght and Sun day afternoon the Craters enter tain the Silver-ton Red Sox in a pair of crucial State league games. Score: R. H. E. Zulu Giants 9 14 5 Cross -Word Puzzle 18. Mounted nymph . U. Meddlee II EnsllsK letter 14 Knocks SO Essy salt II. Goddess of th hsrvsst 14. Uental racuitiaa II Auction II Mlssrr 10 8nft mineral 11 Fixed eharse 14. Hawaiian food 18. tVovtnee of Canada I Italian cola Is. Bros 4 ope vessel 41. Ancient Irish capital 44. Raised plstform 41. Kmc of fur 41 Uninltsd 4ft. Dsndles II River mod II Mslartal fever II Faucet II. Oaelle sea fed It Bird e pray (. Mottled ap pearance la mahogany 8L Times ten: urns 8, lurvlva! of a former as 8. Prose water A Dry 8. To en Inner point 8 Htalini device T. Be eufTicfent 8. lender tints! 8. Hashed fabrics 1 I SaasM I OjElA(NMA!5biEJ Medford 3 9 4 Walteras and Hoodoo; Haynes, Wimer and Calvert. TANGLING TODAY American Legion Junior base- I ball teams of Medford and Marshfield were slated to col lide at the senior high school field here at 1:30 this afternoon, with the possibility a double header would be played. Marshfield, with a 6 to 4 win over the locals last week, need ed only one more victory to clinch the southern Oregon dis trict series. If the Medford jun iors should win tins afternoon, a third and deciding game will be played immediately after conclusion of the first fracas. CARD SHIPSHAPE Promoter Mack Lillard an- nounced today that everything was in readiness lor nis seven- man battle royal grappling card at Ashland tonight, starting at 8 o'clock sharp. The program will be the first In the Lithla city since last July 4. These husky matmen will par ticipate in the extravaganza: Dangerous Danny McShane, Pete Belcastro, Dude Chick, Bulldog Jackson, Ernie Piluso, Sgt Bob Kenaston and Prince Selaki Mehalikis. Three regular matches will follow the free-for-all, with the grapplers paired according to their elimination from the open ing tangle. TO Toronto, July 4. W) Fred die Hutchinson, whom the De troit Tigers purchased from Se attle in a $100,000 deal two years ago, has been recalled by the American league club to aid in its pennant drive. Manager Steve O'Neill of Buffalo an nounced. Shortly before O'Neill made his announcement Hutchinson pitched the Bisons to a six-hit, 4-2 victory over 'Toronto last night. Scores Yesterday National League Brooklyn 7, New York 3. Chicago 7, Pittsburgh 8. Boston 8, Phildelphia 3. Only games scheduled. American League Chicago 12, Detroit 7. Cleveland 9, St. Louis 2. Boston 12, Philadelphia 11. New York at Washington, rain. Pacific Coast League Seattle 3, Portland 1. Los Angeles 1, Hollywood 0. San Francisco 7, Oakland 1. Sacramento 3, San Diego 1. Meteorological Report Forecasts Medford snd vicinity: Pair tonight snd Friday, rlsln temperature. Oregon: Fair tonight and Friday but overcast on the coast, nalng tem perature In the Interior, moderate to fresh northwest wind oft the coast. Local Deta Temperature a Jeer ego today: highest 74, lowest 88 Total monthly precipitation, trace; deficiency for the month, .Ofl Inchee. Total precipitation since Septem ber I. 1838. 18 48 Inches; excess lor the season 4 88 Inches. Relative humidity et 6 p. m. yes terday 88 percent; 6 a. tn. today, 81 percent. Tomorrow: sunrise 4:41 a. tn, sun set 7:48 p. m. Obeervetlnni Tav-n et 4:80 a. m. 188 Meridian Time. IT n it ii if CITT i 3 Boise Boston . Chicago Denver -ureas Havre . 80 . 74 . 78 . 78 . 87 . 84 37 P Cloudy 1.48 Rain XX Clear .18 Cloudy j00 F Cloudy .00 Cloudy J0O Clear DO F Cloudy M P Cloudy O0 F Cloudy .00 Clear jOO Clear JM F Cloudy jOO Cloudy M Cloudy 00 F Cloudy IAS Rain Los Arrelee. 88 Medford 80 Mew Tort 78 Omaha 88 Phoenll 114 Portland 81 Reno 88 Rceeburg . 88 Bait Le 83 Ban Francisco 84 Beettle 78 Spoksne - 88 Weah . D. C 78 Wene tehee 87 87 84 71 83 47 88 83 84 81 ITALIAN WARFLEET SPEEDS TO AID OF FRENCH VESSELS fConttnu from Pair One ers and anti-submarine craft. j Churchill bitterly assailed Pe- tain's government, which he said had inflicted "what might have been a mortal Injury" to Britain "with full knowledge of the con sequences." More than 400 German air pilots imprisoned in France, he said, had been delivered over to Germany despite France's promise that they would be sent to England. Churchill disclosed that French battle forces at Alexan dria warned that they would not be permitted to leave the harbor had joined British war ships In fighting off an Italian air raid. Petain Orders Return Premier Marshal Petain had previously ordered the French navy to "fight its way home" if necessary to escape British con- trol Long-range British shelling fired two huge new French bat tleships, the 20.500-ton Dunker que and the 22,189-ton Provence, according to the DNB account. The French flotilla leader Mo gador was also reported burning in Oran harbor. The 22,189-ton battleship Bre- tagne, sister ship of the Pro vence, was blown up when it hit a mine, DNB said, while at tempting to run the British gauntlet. The battleship Strasbourg, sla ter ship of the Dunkerque, suc ceeded in fighting her way out to open Mediterranean waters, along with five flotilla leaders, a number of torpedo boats and submarines. Pledge Seen Violated The Petain government also commanded French warships to stop all British merchantmen encountered on the high seas. This order was not explained, but if "inspired" by German au thorities in control of France it would be a contradir;t!cr: of Gef many's armistice pledge not to use the Frnch fleet against the British. In Berlin, authorized Nazis said Adolf Hitler had given the French navy "permission" to do anything it pleases against the British fleet. Britain' royal navy opened fire on the French warships at Mers El-Kebir base, near Oran, 275 miles east of Gibraltar, af ter the French commander re fused to submit to a six-hour ultimatum to scuttle his ships or surrender them. ' Other developments broke In swift succession. Rumania's pro-allied govern ment, headed by Premier Gheorghe TaUrescu, resigned, and a new Nazi-Fascist regime was ushered in with a cabinet headed by Ion Gigurtu, a strong nazi sympathizer. Simultaneously, most British oil men In Rumania including minute men prepared to des troy oil wells in the event of en Invasion by Germany or Russia were ordered to leave the rich little Balkan kingdom within 24 nours. In London. British mllltarv circles estimated that Germany's total casualties since May 10 wnen rimer started his west ward drive through Holland, Belgium and Luxembourg into France totalled about 400,000. ine Nazi high command, by contrast, said on July 2 that Ger many s total casualties were on ly 158,492, including 27,074 killed, 111,034 wounded and 18,384 missing. French casualties In the last month of hostilities have been estimated at 1,500,000 dead, wounded and missing. SALEM WILL RELEASE ' CLABAUGH FOR HURLER Salem, Ore., July 4. (U.R) Outfielde rMoose Clabaugh will be released by the Salem Sen ators of the Western Interna tional league when tho team returns home, Manager Biddy Bishop said today. Bishop said Clabaugh had managing Job In prospect. He will be replaced by Joa Kralo vich, former Vancouver Capl lano pitehrr. LOANS ON HOMES Mr.uroKu DisruK-T Variable Intereel FIRST FEDERAL SAVIKU8 a LOAN A88N OP MMIHIKD 27 North Molly LODGE NOTICES CARPENTERS LOCAL 4067. meets A. P of L H-ul first and thud Friday each month. Visiting members wel come. AT THE National Capitol WITH John W. Kelly CONTINtrED FROM PAO ORB much the same class who are nudging Mr. Roosevelt to step in over his head off the deep end. All this could be learned at Philadelphia by any reporter who looked for underneath stuff and avoided the convention hall. Willkie's views on the foreign policy have paralleled those of Mr. Roosevelt. Oregon's Charley McNary. running mate of Will- kie, is for keeping the home fires burning, for national defense and he la not for intervention.. IF a third party materialise It will be a pe-e psrty. although the Republican at Philadelphia claimed that title snd undertook to plaiter "war party" on the new deal. While there ere other Democrata In the senate who ecouse the presi dent of lesdtng the country Into war, most vocal is Wheeler. Mis souri's Bennett Clark. Weat Virginia's Holt. Washington Bone end othera are outstanding opponents of war. They have had end will have plenty to say on the sub)sct In tns ensulnc months. Wheeler Is the logical man to leed a third party on this Issue. John L. Lewis hse been promoting Wheeler for the Democratic nomlnatlom against Mr. Roosevelt, but as that Is a hopeless csuse a third party might accomplish what Lewis wants defeat of Mr. Roosevelt. The big I labor boss is Intensely bitter against Mr. Roosevelt despite all the Isvors ! the president gays Lewis, and the president finally decided that the large contribution to hie campaign fund by Lawla did not give the labor leader a mortgage on the White House. e MR. Lewis also has ambitions. Be has himself hoped for the pres idency. It Is on this known ambition that conversations have bean held concerning a third psrty with Lewis the team-mate of Wheeler. Row many labor votes Lewis can control Is problematical. He has undertaken to awing labor's Non-Partlssn lesg-ue sway from Mr. Roosevelt, but with, only fslr success, in fact, unite or the league, in fhe fee of the Lewis manifesto, have adopted resolution supporting Mr. Roosevelt for a third term. Of course, Lewie could not at tract any votes In APL. a . . '. THERE: are In the country hun dreds of thousands of young meat In the collegee who are opposed to a war psrty, regardless of the labeL These, oonoelvahly, would flock 80 third party Instead of following Mr. Roosevelt or Mr. Wlllkle, but there ere not enough rote for a third psrty to do more than scramble the altuatlon for the two major parties. One ealuable aeset a third party would have, however, would be the Isolationist senators Disking red-bot speeches during the campaign with the senate serving ae a sounding board. That is sn advantage prarlou third psrtlee did not enjoy for con gress wse not In session. JACK AND JILL WINS IN STATE TOURNAMENT Portland, July 4-(IP Jack tt Jill of Portland and Gaston Dairy Creek scored wins in th Oregon seml-prob aaeball tour nament last night. Jack Ic Jill defeated Tigard, 12-1, and Gaston turned back Sauvles Island, 6-4. Closing Vine for Too Lata to Ctaa Ify Ade U 1-80 p os. 1 Par Lees Dress Belief Boya' Genuine Brown Ked OXFORDS Reaulax 11.41 ft A value eM .UU pr. M. M. Dept Store, Inc. 1 WKWwitlr-g...ay a bock ta easy pwyntenri fined to you in. eoe-te. Your cor need no be hify s-d fee. Reduce row present payments. Why est eta est ' Cccnrncrclal erlMJUCsJfemUa lilt g. Mela street. Mediae phone 81. I.rren-w M-184 . Cart-