MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD OREGON. FRTPAY. JITLY 13. 1940.
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BY NAZI CHIEF
(Continued from vuf Om.
Count Galeazzo Ciano, th
Italian foreign minister, arrived
15 minutes before Hitler and
was given a seat of honor in
the diplomatic box opposite the
Fuehrer.
U. S. Envoy Present
United States Charge d' Af
faires Alexander Kirk also was
in the diplomatic box.
Hitler entered the reichstag
at 8:55 p. m. (8:55 a. m. PST)
and seven minutes later, Field
Marshall Hermann (joering
opened the session.
Hitler began speaking at 9:05
a. m., PST, after the relchstag
had risen in homage to the Ger
man and Italian war dead.
"There is no ground for the
prolongation of the war," he
said. "The British statesmen
probably have no real concep
tion of what it will mean, once
the German offensive begins in
earnest against the British isles.
"Churchill would not dare to
face the music. "The people left
behind in London would have
quite a different conception than
that of a government which had
fled to Canada.
"Once more I will attempt to
be a prophet," said Hitler,
prophesying that "world empire
will be destroyed" unless Eng
land listened to "reason."
Churchill, he said, may think
It is Germany which faces de
struction. "I know it will be England,"
he asserted.
British Slow
Hitler said that England's ef
forts to disturb the relationship
between Germany and Russia
based on "a clean delineation of
spheres of interest" were
"doomed to failure."
He added sarcastically: "The
British statesmen always see so
much more slowly . . . perhaps
they'll see this in due time."
Germany's pre-war program.
Hitler said, was two-fold: Real
friendship with Italy and "a
similar relationship" with Great
Britain.
With Italy he succeeded, he
went on. It would have been a
boon for both nations, he de
. clared, had Britain and Germany
come to a similar understand
ing.
wiin mat Kind of arrange
ment, he said, there could have
been "a new life for Europe."
Hitler gave these as the rea
sons for his pronouncement:
The necessity to open up to
our own people an insight into
the historical rareness of the
events which we are experienc
ing; to thank our soldiers and
to attempt to direct once more
and this time the last appeal
to reason."
The western powers, he said,
"needed a long war not less
than three years, as he said himself."
This desire for war by the
allies. Hitler charged, has been
established beyond possibility of
challenge by documents "unique
in history" which fell into the
hands of the German army.
These, he said, showed the
allied will for war at any cost
and their determination to use
any and all nations for their
purpose.
Hitler said "derision and
mockery" greeted his October
offer of peace to Britain.
As a result, he said, France "is
down and out."
"The terrible misery which
came over the French people
. . . the misery of fugitives and
evacuees . . . need not have
come." he said, "as my offer
was aimed at nothing but peace."
Hitler said "Churchill has be
gun to bomb the civilian popula
tion in Germany" and added:
"Thus far I have hardly ans
wered this bombardment . . .
but when my answer comes it
will be terrible for millions of
people."
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Portland
Portland, July 19. (AP-U8DA1
Hogs: 300: active, mostly 15c Above
Thursday average: extreme, top Sc
up: bulk and top ISO to 315-lb.
drlTelns S7.40: over and underweight
carre; parkins sows 25c higher,
mostly 4 75 I 5 35: choice 87-lb.
leeder ptgs steady at $7.00.
Cattle: 36: calves, 25; active, atrong
on limited eupply; few grass lat
steers sa.009 00; odd belters ae 00;
good graaa cows $6.35; cannera and
cutters 3.50 23; shells S3.00; bulls
scarce, quotable $7.35: few good
calves $8.50: choice Tealera aalable
$9.00 up to $9.50.
Sheep: 600: slow, steady to weak:
few lota medium-good spring lambs
$7.75 9 8.00; good -choice quotable
$8.35; few feedera $7.00: good slaugh
ter ewes salable $2.75 3 3 00.
South San Francisco
South San Francisco. July 19
(AP-USDA) Hogs: 100: several pack
agea 185 to 326-lb. California $7.90.
few sort at $7.40: odd packing aows
$5.00.
Cattle: 15: desirable under 1.000-lb.
grass steers quoted $9.00; fed steers
up to $10.00. usual rrtday clean-up:
few cannera $4.00: fleshy dairy cows
$535: desirable young cows and heif
ers absent; odd plain bulls weak.
$5.00; calves, aalable 6: nominal;
good to choice vealers quoted $10.00
311.00.
Sheep: 350; largely shorn lambs:
3 decks 73-lb. $8.00; shorn ewes
eligible $1.00 jt 3.00: undertone lambs
market decidedly weak.
Jo Kuhel. White Sox first baseman (left), scrambles madly In an effort to get back on third
base after ever-running it In the seventh Inning of a gam with the Boston Red Sox. but
Third Seeker Jim Tabor of Boston does a body dive across the sack to cut him off and register
an out.
Hydroponics May Yet Bring
Apartment-Grown Vegetables
Ey Sam Jackson.
Berkeley, Cal. P) A minia
ture Jungle in the home of Dr.
W. V. Gerlcke forecasts a day
when even the most cooped-up
apartment dweller may have a
garden.
It's another steo In the de
velopment of "hydroponics," the
scientist's widely advertised
system of growing plants in
water.
In his home here. Dr. Gericks
Barley No. 3. 45-lb. B. W. $30.00.
flax Ko. 1, $U7li.
Cash wheat Ibid):
Soft white 75c; weatern white 75c;
western red. 74'2c. Hard red winter:
Ordinary 74c: tl per cent 75c; 12 per
cent 76c; 13 per cent 77c: 14 per
cent 80c. Hard whlte-baart: 13 per
cent 81'4: 13 per cent 84Vjc; 14
per cent 86c.
Today'a car receipts: Wheat 63:
flour 13; corn 1: mlllfeed 8.
has a series of stanJardized
growing basins, resembling any
thing fiom a saucepan to a suit
case. As in outdoor water-culture,
the unit consists of a tank to
hold water and a wue-mesh
tray to held tho p!siit. The
wire is covered with vegetable
fiber shreded redwood bark
right now to support seeds and
growing stalks.
The roots grow devn into
the water. About c n c e a
month the grower pours in
powdered chemicals that supply
nutrients plants normally would
obtain from soil.
Gcricke is cultivating some
30 kinds of plants, some edible
some ornamental, studving their
development and apparent
needs. All the plants are doing
well.
'it appears physlologicall;'
possible to grow any field, veg
etable or floral crop without
soil," says Gericke. "But wit'i
some the cost of equipment and
of chemicals precludes econom
ic production.
"Crops like potatoes and to
matoes, which are composed
predominantly of water, can be
knjwn economically, and that
appears true of various floral
crops."
The American national debt
has increased $20,123,000,000
since 1933.
Avacndoes (alligator pears
have 1,200 calories a pound
far more than any o'.hcr fruit.
paying pas?ngcrs carried on U
S. airlines in 19.!9.
Chicago
Chicago. July 19. (AP-USDA)
Hogs: 7,500; top 96.85; bulk 200 to
240-lb. fe.60afl.80; most 240 to 370
Ib. tQ.3S0.65: 370 to 810-lb. 5.90f9
0-40; good packing sows S60 lbs down
5.35 t 8.75; most 400 to 600-lb. 4.65
4 5.35.
CMtla: SO0; calves. 200; best fed
steers 10.7S; these, good to choice;
good offerings 96.75; grassy i8 60
down, with common kind C7.00 9 7.25
with weight; light kind below 17.00;
light grass heifers selling balow (6.00
common.
Sheep: 7,500; native springers weak
to 25o lower; good to choice small
lota at 99.00; throwouta largely 97 00
down; bidding 99.00 for best western
springers held at 99.25 and above;
fat sheep steady; bulk light and
handywelght native ewes 93.75 3.25;
heavlea around 92.00; culls down
ward from 91-50.
Portland Produce
Portland, July 19. (APt Butter,
butterfat, cheese, eggs, country meats,
live poultry unchanged.
Onions: Oregon crystal wax 92.75
per 60-lb. bug; Walla Walla 91.50$
1.60.
Potatoes: Eastern Oregon-Washington
9l.50(1.60.
Hny unchanged.
Chicago Wheat
Chicago. July 19 (API
Wheat: Open High Low Close
July .73 .74'4 .73, .7H
Sept. .7 ,7SJ, .73', .74
Dec. .75', .7s "' .7
OLU-FAM1IO.SED RE
VIVAL. Charles E. ful
ler. Director. Forceful
Uospel riearhlnr. Ola
ll'inm of the Faith
LVLKY SlNUVY.SrOO
p. m. Kit M-ROOS. A
Nation-wide Gospel
Program.
Portland Wheat
Wall St. Reports
Portlsnd, July 1. (API Oram:
Wheat: Open High Low Close
Sept. .7 .74 .7 .74
Cssh wheat:
Oats No. a, 38-lb. white 2J 50.
Pecan Nougat
Cookies
A brand-new cookie, and, eh bow, wall till you last ltl
Mad wllh brown sugar, creamery butler, Irtsb tggs
and lots of chopped Texas paeans.
Hera Is a cookia that you should hara en hand all
lha time it can be, used In a doien different ways
and all of them good.
You'll want to buy plenty at our special week end
price of ISc a doien or
2 for 25c
Sour Dough French Bread
.You'll be glad to know that we are now making a
genuine Sour Dough Trench Bread a type of bread
that few bakers make.
A finely flavored, crusty bread that goes so well with
soups and salads and just as good to eat with your
regular meals.
On sale at our retail store er aik your grocer for It.
PLENTY Of PABKINO SPACE
New York, July 19 (T) The
stock market again pulled its
rallying punches today. Lead
ing issues drifted over an irreg
ularly lower course.
While dealings were Inconse
quential from the rtart, the
ticker tape virtually came to a
standstill when Hitler began his
address to the German reich
stag. Traders, listening to the
lenptliy speech, saw further
confirmation of their fears that
the long-threatened smash at
John Bull was in the offing.
Transfers for the five hours
approximated 250.000 shares.
Today's closing prloea for 33 se
lected stocks follow:
Al. Chem. efe Dye 147H
Am. Can 4's
Am. a: Hgn. Power..
A. T. tt T.
Anaconda
Atch. T. 8. P.
Bendlx Avla.
Bethlehem Steel .
Caterpillar Tract.
Chrysler
Coml. Solvents .
Curtus-Wrtght
DuPont
Oen. Electric
O-n. roods
Orn. Motora
Int. Harvester -
t. T. as T.
Johns-Manvllle .
Monty Ward
North Amrr.
Penney U. C.)-
rhllllpa Pet.
Radio
Southern Pacific .
Bid. Brands
S'd, Oil Cal.'
std. Oil N. J
Transsmerlca
Union Csrblde .
United Aircraft ,
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BEEF ROAST ttXL lb, 121c
a LA I Legs .. ........ lb. t'yC
Lamb Specials si,ld...ziz::
fey yearling lamb ' Loin-Rib Chops lb. 17?
HENS Ib.T. . . 16c
Swift Prem. Cottage Ham lb, 20c
Hamburger & Sausage lb. 12k
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FRYERS IU lb, 25c
PURE LARD ... 4 lbs, 25c
Assorted Lunch Meats lb. 22c
FLANK STEAKS
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Garden Seed.
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Lemon., SunkUt 360 size .,. ......,..... .. dozen 19c
Oranges, 200 size 2 dozen 45c
Kraft Miracle Whip quart jar 33c
Tillamook Chee.e . ...... ...!.. pound 25c
Special Hamburger Relish, Heinz jar 15c
Shredded Wheat, the original. ...pkg. 10c
Pineapple, broken slices, lg. 2J can .....2 for 35c
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Macaroni, Franco-American .... . 3 cans 23c
Hot Sauce ...t...,.,. ........ .,.,.v7 cans 25c
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Hastry, No. 1. bag
Graham, No. 10 bag
Take flour. No. baf
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Crown RHches) Queen
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SHOULDER Or ffl I
Veal Roast lb. 1 4c
SHOULDER Or ffl 1
Pork Roast lb. 1 5c
PURE PORK 4s mm
Sausage 2 lb. 25c
A
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