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EIGHT ROSEBURS KEWS.REVIEW, ftOSEBURS, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1944. Robot Casualties in 3 Weeks More Than 10,000 (Continued from page 1) RAF had hit the Pas-DeCalals area again last night. In addition to the 8,000 hos pitalized, Churchill said, many others went home after receiving first aid treatment. More than 10,000 of the casual ties were In London. ; . Churchill called It a ','very re markable fact"that a "very large proportion" of the 2,750 bombs discharged from the French coast up to last midnight "either failed to cross the channel or have been shot down and destroy ed by various methods." These methods, he said, Includ ed a great deployment of bat teries, aircraft and balloons which have been very rapidly placed." The prime minister disclosed that a special cpmmlttee with "a RIPE TOMATOES MAKE A VERY TASTY JAM great number of scientists and en gineers" at Its disposal had been set up to advise on "offensive and defensive" methods. The flying bombs have killed ' killed." scientists including the head sci entist who all were dwelling to gether In a so-called strength-through-Joy establishment were more Britons in southern Eng land than were killed In the first 15 days of the battle of Nor mandy, Churchill said. Although he announced that I-ondon was on a blitz basis, with casualty lists to be announced monthly, Churchill, emphasized that mili tary operations In France came first. ; l -: "I do not want there to be any Allied Aid Praised. Churchill was cheered when he said: "I must say a word aNnit our American friends and the nllles in tendon, from the highest of" flclul to the ordinary soldier! whom one meets. They have In ashore and guarded the Saipan invaders without losing i single warship so far. Nlmitz" attention was directed to the current drive of the Japa nese to set up a railroad-linked defense zone all along the China east coast. "If anything, that would mak us go faster (across the Pacific) if that were possible," he said. Baltic Gate of Wi!io Neared by Russian Army (Continued from page 1) ders of east Prussia, front dis patches said. Mauled Nazis Mopped Up Other soviet troops mopping up the. Minsk region proceeded with the liquidation of battered rem nants of the German 12th and 27th corps and the 35th tank This Quick, Easy Recipe Saves You Sugar 3V4 Cups Ground Tomatoes 6 Cups Sugar' Vl Cup Lemon Juice Y Teaspoon Salt 1 Grated Lemon Rind ' 1 Package M.CP. Pectin Wash snd pour boiling water over to nutoei; slip off the skins and grind the fruit. Add the sale and grated lemon riad, Measure txaclly 3 Vi cups of this mixture (add water to 11 out last cup, if neces sary) into a large kettle. Add tlie M.CP. Pectin, stir well and bring to a boil, stir ring constantly. NOW, add the sugar (which has been previously measured), mix well and bring to a full rolling boil. BOIL EXACTLY 4 MINUTKS. Pemove from fire, let boil subside, sti - :.uci skim by turns for 5 minutes. Pour ...,o steril ized jars, allowing 14 -inch space for scat inn with fresh paraffin. NEW YORK, July 6IAP) every way made common cause The Tokyo radio said today that corps. with us and have been forthcom- a iorce 01 united states cruisers j Molodeczno, the lates.: hie as netoers witn assistance or au suciira iiiuaii anu uuara is- misunderstandlne about It," he every kind. No one can visit a lands yesterday and that two said. "We shall not allow the bomb site where an explosion has other islands in the Marianas name- operations m wormanoy or recently taken place buj see how nota and Pagan had been at the attacks we are making very quickly they are upon the j tacked by American planes. against special targets in uer- scene and give a helping hand Tokyo radio Quoted a Japanese nwny.ia miter. ,, I to anyone in distress. Imperial headquarters communl- Churchlll' said that? In addition I "The same Is true of the great que as saying five Japanese ships to children, nonessential civilians headquarters under General Eli-and 30 planes had been destroy, would bo 1 encouraged to leave enhower where they are conduct- ed by the U. S. naval task force London but that all others must ing this great battle (in Nor-i which thrust into the Bonin and remain at their posts. mandy) and where, apart from Volcano islands to within some Tossing aside a hypothetical that, every conceivable assist- 500 miles of the Japanese home suggestion that parliament move ance Is given our forces and aid .land on July 3-4. away from London, Churchill services." The Japanese asserted they had growled: The German radio reacted downed 74 American planes, "Here we began the war and promptly, saying that "Churchill while an official U. S. statement here we will see It ended." ' . made no attempt to minimize the said six were lost. Tne house che?red. effects of the flying bomb." It - --- - Retaliation Dealt. asserted that "Churchill defend- "If It had not been for the ed himself against charges that me tsriusn government naa al most completely prevented discus sion of the effects of V-l (robot bomb) and that counter measures were insufficient." major no:nt to fall to the sweeping Rus sian offensive, waj one of the mainstays of tlu flermans C'O-raile Vileika-Nesvlzh line, and a Junc tion of the Minsk Vllno and Pol-olsk-Llda railroads. The way now appeared open for a simultaneous advance by the Third White Russian army and the First Baltic army Into Lithuania and Latvia. There was no confirmation In Moscow of a German report that the vital communications center of Kowel, 215 miles southwest of Minsk, had been evacuated by nazl troops. (Reuters quoted the Moscow ra dio as saying German sounter-at-tacks were reported west of Mol odeczno, but declaring "the red army, however, is sweeping the Germans away in Its drive to the west.") Great waves of stormovlks (dive bombers) hunted out the German salients In the Pinsk marshes, blasting them from low levels and driving the nazls along the few roads leading back to ward the Gorin river and Plnsk. Military observers In Moscow saw In this new activity through the difficult marshes a challenge to Hitler's whole central position and, if coupled with the southern White Russian offensive, believed It should carry straight to Brest Lltovsk and Warsaw. If Newt-Review carrier falls to deliver your paper Please Call 396-R twtwoon 4:00 and 7:0ft P. M SUGAR STAMPS GOOD INDEFINITELY mm PROMPT REPAIR SERVICE , Complete stock of Fixtures and Fittings, Including Sinks, Toilets, Lavatories, Tubs, Showers, Range Boilers, Gas Water Heaters, Shallow and Deep Well Pumps. CALL OR SEE COEN LUMBER COMPANY Flood and Mill Sts. ; Phone 121 bombing operations in France and Germany, . the bombardment of London would no doubt have started perhaps six months earlier and on a very much heav ier scale," Churchill told com mons. The prime minister said the British Intelligence got its first Information early n 1943 that the Germans were developing a long range weapon for the bombard ment of London and that counter measures were studied Immedi ately. The bomber command sent its full strength against rocket bomb installations in Germany last August, Churchill said. "Very great damage was done tli pnpmv " hp mntlnnpH " 1 and a number of key German REPORT OF CONDITION OF Farmers Security Bank of Yonealla In the state of Oregon at the close of business on Junt 30, 1944. ASSETS 1. Loans nad discountsf Including $77.06 overdrafts) .... 98,779.62 i. united stntes Government obligations, direct and guaranteed 1 684,!i53.14 3. Obligations of States and political subdivisions 10,499.44 4. Other bonds, notes, and debentures 2,000.00 6. Cash, balances with other banks, including reserve balances, and cash Items In process of collection 357,713.16 7. Bank premises owned $4,000.00: furniture and fix tures, none 4,000.00 12. TOTAL ASSETS $1,157,545.30 LIABILITIES I 13. Demand deposits of Individuals, uurtnershlns. and corporations $1,018,777.96 xo. ueposits ot united states uovernment (including pos tal savings) 18,778.30 16. Deposits of Stales and political subdivisions 74,367.94 19. TOTAL DEPOSITS $1,111,924.20 24. TOTAL LIABILITIES (not including subordinated obligations shown below) $1,111,924.20 CAPITAL ACCOUNT8 ' 25. Capital $ 25,000.00 26. Surplus .: 5,000.00 .27, Undivided profits ; 15,621.16 29. TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 45,621.16 30. TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS $1,157,545.36 MEMORANDA 31. Pledged assets (and securities loaned) (book value): (a) U. S. Government obligations, direct and guar anteed, pledged to secure deposits and other liabilities $ 100,000.00 Yankees Take 3 Towns Flanking LaHaye ' . if:' i I . : (Continued from page 1 ) and two R-hoats were sunk. The rest of the Germans fled. Air Force Strikes Heavily Around :1.000 U. S. bombers struck northwest Germany, the robot launching sites and enemv air bases in France today and 300 others kept chopping at railroads lending to the Normandy front. For almost the first time since the Invasion, German fighters ap peared In force over the battles in Normandy and 62 were shot down veslerday and early today. The allies lost 29. Germany possibly was under 'oordinatcd attack from Italy and England, for radio Berlin assert ed that other American bombers and fighters were - approaching southern Germany and Austria. Squadrons of Mosqultos bomb ed a synthetic oil plant in the Ruhr near Gelsenkirchen, leaving 11 wreathed In smoke two miles high. Other Industrial targets were hit In western Germany and four nnzl shins creeping down the coast toward the Frisian Islands, felt the crash of RAF Wellington bombs. A ! Wenninger's Marts Prices Effective Friday and Saturday, July 7 and 8. Jaos Await Erasure in Saipan Island Trap (Continued from page 1) expected to make their last-ditch stand before a third airdrome, Number. Jap Fleet Not Ignored At Saipan. which Is 3,800 miles nearer Nlmitz' China coast goal than he was at Pearl Harbor a year ago, Nlmitz conceded the fighting had been tougher than expected. "Our troops have the situation well In hand and I think our forces will push on rapidly to the (northeastern) end of the Island," Nlmitz said, at a diminishing rate in casualties. Despite Japan's carrier and oth er warship losses June 19 in the (e) TOTAL $ 100,000.00 32. Secured and preferred Hubllitles: (a) Deposits secured by pledged assets pursuant to requirements of law $ 18 778 30 e Jol - 18,778.30 at. (a) On date of report the reoulred leenl msnrvn against deposits of this bank was $ 166,788 63 . Philippines sea, the enemy navy (b) Assets reported above which were eligible as I merits such consideration that legal reserve amounted to 357,713.16 . "We take Into account the esti- I, S. S. Lasswell, of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear 'matd caPabl"tv of ,he JnP " that the above statement is true, and that It fully and correctly " rvcrv move we make," Nlmitz represents the true state of the uvf-nl n,utt,.i- i,r.,i ..i.,.i cautioned. mm aei juim, m ine Desi.oi my Knowledge and belief. s. ss. LASSWELL if THE MEAT DEPARTMENT GRADE "A" BEEF Ground Beef, lb. ....... . 28c Rymptefilb.. 28c Plate Bofcj Beef, lb. . . 23c Pork Shoulder Roosts lb c CWdsr Cheese Jb. . 38c Polish Rings, lb JJc FRESH POULTRY AND RABBITS State of Oregon, county cf Douglas, ss: Sworn to and subscribed before me this 3rd day of July, 1944. A. L. Lasswell, Notary Public My commission expires March 17, 1945. CORRECT Attest : ' J. S. LASSWELL A. L. LASSWELL E. A. KRUSE Directors. That observation heightened In- 1 tercst In naval task force thrusts ' Into the Volcano and Bonin is- hinds to within less than 700 , miles of Tokyo. j "I believe we are approaching I the peak of our efficiency in han dling ships and planes," said Nl mitz, whose fleet units have put DIRECTORS S. J. Shoemaker, Pres. M. E. Rltter, V.-Pres. H. O. Pargetcr, Sec. & Mgr. A. N. Orcutt, Attv. Guy Cordon, Atty. V. J. Mlcelll, Treas. Edyth Gllmour, Asst. Secretary fm IIMUliTiwt-'lH DIRECTORS G. V. Wlmberly C. E. Wlmberly H. R. Shoemaker W. F. Harris N. Kullertnn Dexter Rice, Atty. REPORT OP THE CONDITION OF The Umpqua Savings and Loan Association Roseburq, Oregon - Year ending June 30, 1944 ! RE80URCE8 Notes secured by D. R. Loans $252 983 58 Notes secured by Mortgages .'. .-72,050.00 Real Estate Owned 10 426 28 Sale Contracts 36 590 97 Federal Home Loan Bank Stock siooOOO Government Bonds 125 000 00 Home Office Building .' 24.000 00 Advanced Borrowers 2,388 12 Cash on hand and due from banks..!! 6SJ67!92 LIABILITIES Investment Stock $501,426.00 Loan Stock 38,740.91 Contingent Reserve 18,675.99 Surplus ZmXI Deferred Profit 3.198.36 Building Account Reserve 7,100.00 Undivided Profits 19,873.28 $597,206.87 $597,206.87 Slate of Oregon, County of Douglas, ss: ., - Pnrgeter, Secretary of the above named Association, do solemnly sweir that the above statement Is true, to the best of my knowledge and belief "i"" swear mat the Attest: SAM J. SHOEMAKER, President. H. t. PARGETER, Secretary W. F. HARRIS, Notary Public for Oregon. My commission expires Dec. 18, 1944. 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