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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, TUESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1940
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JAPAN COVETOUS, ji I
WEARY OF CIA,
VISITOR STATES
The Jananesa definitely have
covetoui eyef on the Dutch East '
Indies and French lndo-China
and they would like immensely i
to withdraw from China 11 tney
could do so without losing face,
said C. A. Weekley who has
been engaged In business In the
Orient for the past seven years.
Mr. Weekley was an over
night guest of Robert R. Ebel
of 620 South Oakdale avenue.
The two men were associated
for seven years when they were
employed by the Anaconda com
pany in Potrerillos, Chile. Mr.
Weekley, now affiliated with
Marsman Ic company and the
Marsman Trading corporation
with headquarters In Manila, Is
spending six months In this
country, partly on business and
partly on pleasure. He cam to
San Francisco from Manila by
Clipper plane about a month
ago, flew on to New York and
Is now touring the country by
motorcar. He continued north
ward today.
Mr. Weekley'f business takes
him regularly to China, Burma,
Dutch East Indies . and other
Oriental places. His latest Job
was the designing and Installa
tion of a gold mine milling
plant in Sumatra and he Is en
gaged now in assembling two
large dredging plants for oper
ation on the southwest coast of
Sumatra. His company docs a
general merchandising business
in the Orient in addition to con
ducting mining operations. Mr.
Weekley plans to return to the
Orient In December.
ELIRllERS'
GARAGE ENTERED
Elmer Childen of 230 South
Central avenue reported to city
police today that a burglar en
tered his private garage some
time the latter part of last week
and stole a number of tools.
Listed as being stolen were
three hand saws, one rip saw,
one cross-cut saw, an 18-inch
ratchet Jack, a Stanley Jack
plane, one brace and bit and nu
merous other articles.
Accompanied by a city police
man, Childers discovered some
of his property In a local second
hand store, whose owner gave
police a description of the man
who sold the tools to the store.
ITALY PUNS TO
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LONDON. Aug. 20. OTi Tlie
rifle fire of British home guards
brought down a German dive
bomber which attacked them
with machine guns in south
London Sunday, the war office
said today.
"This is the first occasion on
which the home guard have sue
ceeded in bringing down a Ger
man bomber," the war office
said.
LASSER PLANS NEW
RED SEA OUTLET
Rome, Aug. 20. (Pi Italian
authorities Indicated today that
operations to close Britain's gate
way to the Red Sea would be
undertaken as a sequel to the
conquest of British Somaliland
and occupation of Berbera, its
capital.
Strongly Implying that attacks
on Aden, on the Arabian coast
of the narrow waterways link
ing the Red sea and the Indian
ocean, and on Islands In the
strait of Bab El Mandeb were
contemplated, authoritative fas
cists said the Somaliland victory
would enable their forces to
"threaten the British outlet from
the Red Sea."
The occupation of Berbera,
fall of which the British an
nounced yesterday, was reported
in today's Italian high com
mand communique.
Mussolini ordered the Duke
of Aosta, commander of the Ital
ian forces on this front, to lead
them against new objectives
after a period of rest.
The British troops retreating
from Berbera by sea left part of
the city in flames, a communique
said.
On entire camel corps, de
scribed as "well equipped and
well armed" was said to have
surrendered to the advancing
Italians at Hargeisa, south of
the port.
The high command also re
ported that a submarine of un
known nationality had hit an
Italian mine near the Dodecan
ese Islands in the eastern Medi
terranean. A large patch of oil
on the sea led to the belief it
had sunk.
TAKES MAN'S LIFE
Ashland, Ore., Aug. 20. (P)
An overturned automobile
south of the state line quaran
tine station killed Bert Patrick,
Mount Shasta, Calif., early to
day. - Captain George Daley of the
California patrol detained the
driver, Lewis Kullick of Yreka,
at the Siskiyou county Jail. The
captain said the crash occurred
as Kullick, who was slightly In
jured, attempted to pass another
car.
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Hotel Allen Bide Bud Laments
Col. Harrey H. Fletcher
(shore) will ralinguith his com
mand of the Medford CCC dis
trict Saturday when he plans to
leave for the east to begin naw
.duties. After spending leave
of absence at his home in Prorl
dance. R. I., Colonel Fletcher
will take up recruiting duties
in Newark. N. J. Ma). Paul H.
Weiland, now inipactor. will as
sume command of the Medford
CCC district upon Colonel
Fletcher's departure.
GETS EARS BOXED
A young boy, Judged to be
about 14 years old, received a
couple of whacks across the ear
last night when he made two un
successful stabs to grab the purse
of Alta Hartley, 810 South Oak-
dale avenue.
Mrs. Hartley told city police
she was walking near the Chris
tian church about B o'clock last
niRht when the youthful ruffian
ran up to her and grabbed twice
for her purse. She related that
she socked the boy twice with
what he was after, and that he
turned tail and fled up an alloy
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Chicago. Aug. 20 (rP David
Lasser, founder of the Workers'
Alliance, launched a new move
ment of the unemployed today,
saying he would build it "on a
clean, American, non-political
basis free from communist domi
nation." Lasser resigned as president
of the Alliance two months ago
because, he said, its affairs were
controlled by the communist
party.
Honolulu, Aug. 20. (;T) The
United States fleet which has
been on the, move in Hawaiian
waters almost continuously for
six months, today began anoth
er month of intensive sea oper
ations. Battleships, aircraft carriers,
cruisers and destroyers, which
had undergone two weeks of up
keep here, paraded out of Pearl
llnrbor yesterday for the man
euvers which will be based at
Lahaina Roads.
Routine Agendi Tonight
Only routine business is on
the formal calendar scheduled
to come before the city council
at its regulnr semi-monthly
meeting tonight. The council
will meet as usual at 7:30 in
chambers on the top floor of
city hall.
Cloaln. time for Too Lata to Clas
It? Ada u 1 30 p m.
FINE AT FINISH
Puyalluri. Wash., Ailg. 20..
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field hnd 12 minutes to make
his 2:30 appointment with the
dentist.
The alarm rang.
He ra-ed to the fire at the
office of Dr. M. R. Thomas, den
tist. The small blaie extinguish
ed, the chief looked at his
watch, climbed Into the chair
and said- Right on the dot, eh,
doc?"
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lie Ada la 1 30 p m.
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