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BY HITLER NOT TO
UPSET APPLECART
Leaders Told This Is Not
Time to Press Claims On
Rumania Too Aggressively
Munich, July 10. (Jf) Hun
gary' leaden were told defl
. nitely by Adolf Hitler and the
foreign ministers of Germany
and Italy today that Hungary
must not upset the Balkan ap
plecart at this time by trying
"to secure her rights" from
Rumania, Informed German
sources said.
Premier Count Pal Telekl
and Foreign Minister Count Ist
van Csaky, who came to discuss
Hungary's demands that Ru
mania restore at least part of
war-lost Transylvania to her,
conferred first with Foreign
Minister Joachim von Ribben
trop and Count Galeazzo Ciano
and then were received by
Hitler.
While both Hitler and Pre
mier Mussolini of Italy are
agreed that their program for
scrapping the Versailles and
other World war treaties means
also revision in the near east.
the informants said Hitler holds I
this is not the time for revl
sionists to press their claims
too aggressively.
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WILL MAKE TOTAL
NEAR TRILLION
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THI PLOWIItS THAT LOOM-Asfr.rranta.lt
look., this large floral faa captured a prise at the Golden Gate
International Exposition, with Mrs. Horace Gardner of Berkeley,
C.I., a. the proud owner. The fan welshed 12 pound, and was
Bade of tot, starlights, and violets on a base of banana palm.
It's beld bjr member of an exposition show cast.
WHEELER EXPECTS F. R.
TO TELL PLANS
Washington, July 10. (JP)
Senator Wheeler (D.. Mont.) said
today that he had reason to be
lieve that President Roosevelt
would announce his plans about
a third term before the Demo
cratic national convention for
mally convenes in Chicago next
week.
Declaring that his name would
be presented to the convention
unless the president announces
that he will accept renomina
tion. Wheeler said it would be
useless for any other aspirant
to seek the nomination under
the latter circumstances.
ASSIST FIREFIGHTERS
Portland. July 10. W
Clouds banked on Oregon skies
pulled down temperatures today
and assisted legions of firefight
ers In forest protection.
The 2300-acre fire in the Dee
district of Mount Hood national
forest was held in control and
reduced crews began mopping
up. A successful check on the
blowout creek fire In the De
troit area released a number of
the 400 fighters. Only a small
crew remained on duty at the
20-acre burn near Oakridgc.
FEMALE PAIN
Womn who tmfTer painful, lrr (Hi
lar period! with nrrvoun, mood?
petu due to functionnl cau
noulrl find Lydin B. Plnktiam'a
VrpUbls Compound ttmpfv marl-clou
to rellfve mrh dlitri.
Plnklmm'n Compound It mtda
especially to hlp weak, tlrrd wom
en to ko HmllliiK thru difficult dy.
Over l.ooo.oiio women hvj rrporiM
amar.mg bcuenu. WU. WOHTU
TRY IN O I
FORCED TO COVER
IN BRIEFJATTLE
(Continued from Pas. One.)
It must be assumed that the
often circulated by the enemy,1
quickly retorted that the clash
had "developed Into a chase of
Italian naval forces, at least
one heavy unit of which suf
fered damage, have gained the
shelter of their home defenses,
the admiralty added.
The Italian communique,
which admitted casualties of 29
killed and 69 pounded, insisted
the Italian naval forces sought
out the British men o' war "to
head off" an apparent British
plan to attack Italian coastal
positions and succeeded in con
tacting the enemy.
One Britisher Sunk
The Italians said one British
warship "probably a battle
ship was sunk while "only
one of our warships was hit,
They admitted, however, the
sinking of the Italian destroyer
Zeffiro and loss of one sub
marine.
Then, the communique de
clared, after brief, intensive fir
ing, "the enemy gave up its
objective and moved off toward
the southeast."
Italy's claim of seeking the
initiative in the sea battle dif
fered markedly from the British
account, which reported its
royal navy "made contact" with
the Italian ships and pursued
them In flight.
By contrast, the Italian com
munique said:
Our aviation, notwithstand
ing extremely strong anti-air
craft fire, followed the enemy
unui oarxness, striking some
of its ships with bombs of heavy
calibre."
Descriptions of the battle
under victory-flaring headlines
in the London press said the
British Mediterranean fleet un
der its commander-in-chief, Ad-
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mlral Sir Andrew Cunningham,
engaged an Italian force of two
battleships, a number of eight-
inch and six-Inch gun cruisers
and numerous destroyers.
Raids Continue
German air raids on Britain
continued. The British said
eight German planes were shot
down and five persons were
killed in Nazi attacks yesterday.
APPROVES PLAN FOR
FASCIST GOVERNMENT
"3. To procure reserve stocks
of tanks, guns, artillery, ammu
nition, etc, for another 800.000
men or a total ot 2,000,000 men
if a mobilization of such a
force should become necessary.
"4. To provide icr manufac
turing facilities, public and
private, necessary to produce
critical items of equipment re
quired for a land force of 2
000,000 men, and to produce
the ordnance items required for
the aircraft program of the
army and navy guns, bombs,
armor, bomb sights and ammunition."
Training Noed Seen.
Mentioning that congress was
considering enactment ot a sys
tem of "wlective training" to
develop "the necessaiy man
power to operate this material
and man power to fill army
non-combat needs,' Mi. Roose
velt commented but without
specifying what plan he fav
ored: "In this way we can make
certain that when thir modern
material becomes available, it
will be placed in the hands of
troops trained, seasoned, and
ready, and that replacement ma
terial can be guaranteed."
At one point Mr. Roosevelt
declared: "We fully under
stand the threat of the new
enslavement in which men may
not speak, may not listen, may
not think. As these threats be
come more numerous end their
dire meaning more clear, it
deepens the determination of
the American people to meet
them with wholly adeciuate
defense.'
Csbe, and eon Charles of Itedford,
end Mr. and Mra. W. R- Lamb. A
covered dish banquet wa. .erred at
dooo on the lawn. All enjoyed vUlt
ins end renewing old frtendebipe
Mr. end Mrs. Harris and children
cam a. a .urprlee. Mr. Harris 1.
a nephew of Mr. Charles Humphrey.
Mr. and Kit Bulu. Draper. Mra.
Mm. Treffera and eon and daughter
Charle. and Haael. Mr. wheeler. Mr.
nd Mr.. C. W. Waddell. Mr. and
Mra. Robert Humphrey. Dftrtene .nd
Ralph, Mr. and Mra. Homer Martin
and Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. Joe My
natt. Lloyd and Betty were among
the neighbor, who Attended the tire
work, at Aihland July 4.
Mr. and Mra. Ralph Metrtu. Janet
and Jimmy J liy 4 for Crcacc&:
City. They enjoyed the beach for
. while, later driving up the coaat
and home Saturday night.
Mr. and Mra. John Still, Beth Still
and Cleo Memtt .nd Ely Still were
dinner gueete ot Mr. and Mra. T. J.
Pullen July 7.
Mra. Prank Hill of Derby attended
the American Union Sunday school
.nd church July 7.
Mr. and Mra. John Hankln are
now residing at Molalla, Ore. They
returned last week-end .nd moved
their household furniture to Molatle.
Mr. and Mr.. Merton Walter, .nd
daughter Alleene Hansen moved
July 7 from the Robert Humphrey
place- to the Modoc orchard where
Mr. Walter, la employed.
Mr. .nd Mra. C. A. Arthur, of
Klamath Palla visited Mr. and Mra.
W. R. Lamb July . Mr. Arthur. 1.
Mra. Lamb', brother. Mr. and Mr.
Iv.n Hatfield of neex AahUnd also
called during the day.
Rev. .nd Mr.. D. D. Randall were
g o'clock dinner gueet. of Mr. .nd
Mra. Ralph Memtt July 7. Rev
Randall had charge of the aerrlce.
Sunday evening,
Reeee Creek W. C. T. U. will meet
July It at the Mlaalon church. All
are welcome to come and enjoy the
meeting.
THE GRANGE
You'll enjoy the rreah Sea roods
from Holly'., 124 I. SUtn.
Roxy Ana Grange
The Roxy Ann Grange dance
committee announces Saturday :
night, July 13, as date of their ,
next dance. All who enjoy danc-;
ing are invited. The hall is on ,'
Spring street. i
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This Public Closeout Sale It
Strictly Our Entire Stock!
EVERY UNIT MUST CO OUT!
Approximately 200 Cars must be Liquidated at
Price. Reduced from $50 to $150 on each cat
V Heavy Duty Trucks and Trailers
Save up to $500 on Each
Heavy Tractor 1-3 Less
DON'T WAIT 'TIL PRICES GO SKY HIGH! BRING YOUR CAR IN! TRADE RIGHTNOW!
LET US QUOTE YOU A DEAL YOU CAN NOV AFFORD TO TURN DOWN
Vichy, France, July 10. W)
The French national assembly
passed tonight a bill giving the
Petain government full powers
to draft a new French constitu
tion. The vote was 569 to 80
There were 15 abstentions.
The two houses of parliament
sitting as one body, thus liter
ally voted themselves out of existence.
They approved the Petain
government's plan to
France a government modeled
after fascist Italy.
Members of parliament, how
ever, will hold their Jobs for sev
eral months until the new con
stitution is drafted, but they will
have little to do.
Reese Creek
Reese Creek, July 10. (Spl.)
The Misses Frances and Rose
Smith of Butte F.ills are hold
ing a two weeks' vacation Bible
school for the American Union
Sunday school. All children
are welcome to come. The
Misses Smith are staying with
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mtrritt.
Mr. and Mrs. Chnrlra Humphrey
and Mr. .nd Mra. Robert Humphrey
entertained .t their homee on the
Fourth or July for the following
neighbors and friends: Mr. and Mra.
Prank Hill of Derby. Mr. and Mr..
Ivan Hatfield of near Ashland, Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Ham. end tvn rhll-
"veldren of Drain. Mr. and Mrs. Eulua
Draper, Mr. Wheeler of Derby, Mr
and Mr.. C. W. Waddell. Glenn and
Junior, Mr. Preston of Butte Fall,
.nd daughter. Mra. Mlna Treflern,
also her daughter. Mis. Hael Mc-
Drafi Propoied
Washington, July 10.
Senator Lodge (R-Mass.) pro
posed in the senate today that
enough men between 21 and 25
years of age be drafted to build
the nation's peace-time army to
750,000 men.
The Navajo Indian reserva
tion in Arizona and New Mexico
operates its own coal mines. I
Production in 1039 was 51,000 ;
tons. I
Here 1. a condition that has been brought .bout by a multitude of cir
cumstances.
Oar time for Immediate disposal of (his entire stork 1. limited, and our
feelings In thl. situation .re purely Impersonal. We know only one w.v to
Iquldnte at a tremendous sacrifice, as requested by their legal owners: first
reduce all prices from SW.00 to SIW.00 on passenger ear. and up to one
thlid on coinnirrrlal equipment, such as trucks, tractors, etc . . . and then
give you generous allowances for your present truile-ln; whereby. In mot
eases. It will make the necessary down payment. Vour trade-in need not be
all paid for to make a deal. If you do not have the necessary amount of
cash on hand, come anyway, as we are ready and willing to help von.
Our new, low CXOSU-otr FINANCE KAIKS will be In effect 'with the
Description, Code
Year and Makes
beginning nf this sale, and so by reading between the lines you should be able
to draw your own conclusions as to the purpose of this PI DLIC CLOSE-OL'T
SALE.
Come early to avoid disappointment. We promise you no delay for de
liveries. Select the car of your choice and then back your decision with
ACTION and come prepared to buy. Any of our 10 courteous salesmen will
be glad to assist you while selecting the car of your choice.
This Is the greatest opportunity .Medford has ever witnessed. You can
make . host of friends by telling your friends, and save cold, hard cash by
taking advantage of these TKF.MEMIOLS low prices nowl
All Spectators are welcomed without the least obligation!
(Signed)
Al'TO BALES A LOAN CO.
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CANOPIES - - STAKES
Va V. 1-TON CAPACmtS
Come In . . . let's talk about
the Dodge Job-Rated truck that
fits your job. Because, when a
truck is right for the job you save
money en gas, oil, tires and up
keep. Dodge quality trucks are
priced with the lowest for every
rapacity. Liberal trade-in allow
ance en your present equipment
attractive budget terms.
Other Models la To S-Tm
Including Neavy-Ovty Oieseff
ten pen. I. .116" wheelbase
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Ill So. Riverside
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38 Ford 2 dr. Sdn., Orig. finish, seat covers... 575 495 165 18
38 Willys Panel Del. l2-ton, Orig. finish 595 495 165 18
37 Hudson 6 Custm Sdn. Rad. Htr. new tires. . 475 395 135 18
37 Pontiac Sedan, Htr., New Tires, New Finish 625 545 185 18
37 Studebaker Sdn. O.D. Super Recond 645 545 185 18
37 Ford Pickup, good tires, new finish 425 345 115 18
37 Studebake Pickup, hi box. hyd. brakes... 645 525 175 18
37 Chev. lVrton Truck, Furniture Van 575 495 165 18
36 International Truck, duals, good tires 595 450 150 15
36 Zephyr Sedan, very clean and perfect 595 445 150 15
36 Terraplane Cstm Sdn., Perfect, good tires. . 395 285 95 15
36 Ford Pickup, new tires, stake rack 395 295 100 15
36 Ford Truck, Recond., dual wheels 475 395 135 15
35 Chevrolet 1 2'ton Truck, dual, good tires.. 395 325 110 15
35 International Truck, C40 cab and chassis. . 325 225 75 15
35 Studebaker Truck, cab and chassis 315 165 82 15
35 Terraplane Cpe., electric hand, fast car. .. . 375 295 100 15
35 Chrysler Sdn., beautiful parma wine 495 395 135 15
35 LaFayette Sdn., the economy car 375 265 90 15
35 DeSoto Cpe., good gas mileage 345 265 90 15
35 Chevrolet y2-lon Truck, new rubber 445 350 120 15
34 Chevrolet 1 -ton, Tandem, duals 495 3851 135 12
34 Dodge Truck, duals, motor reconditioned . . 395 285 100 12
34 Ford l i-ton Truck, Produce Van 395 345 115 12
34 Ford Pickup, good rubber, priced to sell .. . 295 175 60 12
34 Stude. 6 Sdn., the reliable car 365 295 95 12
33 Ford Truck l-ton, duals, wood rack 245 185 65 12
33 Buick Sdn., super recond., new finish 345 265 90 12
32 Dodge Sedan, a popular car 145 45 45 6
32 Graham Sedan, Blue Streak ; 195 85 35 6
31 DeVaux Sdn., Continental motor 95 40 20 3
31 Studebaker Cpe., Ieath. upholst. im. 6 145 85 42 6
30 Dodge Sdn., late series, runs fine 145 95 35 6
30 Franklin Sdn., only one in town 135 45 25 2
30 Graham Sdn., hydraulic brakes, orig. finish. 145 95 35 6
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29 Auburn Sdn. Today's best buy 95 45 25
29 Chev. Roadster, runs fine 95 40 25
29 Ford Sdn., seat covers, original finish 135 65 35
29 Hudson Sdn., custom 4-door 95 50 25
30 Buick Sdn., try it, you'll buy it 125 60 30
HURRY! HURRY! While They Last! Many Cheap Trade-ins, Model
Running Fine and SOLD ON EASY TERMS!
Btl AM E or OIH STOCK NOT LUTm HFRE FOR HCS or SPtCE IS LIKEIE KKI.l Cro
COPYWRIGHT BY J. E. DOUGLAS, 1940. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
This Public Closeout Sale is Strictly a Closeout of Our Entire Stock. Every Car Must Go!
Keep This Ad as Your (Genuine) Public Closeout Sale Guide
Look For Our Banner Street Signs Then Drive in Our Lot
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