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THE REGISTER. GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON
June 30.
Red Defenses Fall,
Germans Announce
(CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1)
Ruska, 49 miles northwest of Low
ow. "During last night, our troops
continued stubborn fighting in the
Murmansk, Dvinsk, Minsk and
Luck sectors," a Russian communi
que said.
"In other sectors of the front,
reconnaissance, frequent troop re
grouping and artillery duels took
place."
?he roar of cannonading was re
ported in major sections along
most of the 2,000-mile front from
the Baltic to the Black Sea.
Hitler's field headquarters made
this announcement:
"Lwow was taken today. The
By H. F. "MAC" McDANIEL
With July 4th coming up
like a seal in a rain barrel
it is time for every citizen
to brace himself for the fire
works pyrotechnic and
oral. There has been so
much flag waving and pa
triotic talk going on for the
last six months that the
Glorious Fourth will have to
go some to make an im
pression. However, we have
more reason than some
what to celebrate our in
dependence this year, be
cause freedom everywhere
else is scarcer than fur
coats on a bathing beach.
So let's all make this the
biggest star spangled birth
day ever and I'm sorry
that I have but one column
to give to my country.
A Calif, scientist claim-:
thit "cooties" can be de
stroyed by infra-red rays.
If this is true, it will leave
the soldiers both hands free
for fighting.
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Reich's war flag has been flying
from the citadel since 4:20 a. m.
(6:20 p. m. PST., Sunday.")
The city lies 50 miles inside
sovietized Poland from the Ger
man frontier.
It was in this sector, less than
two years ago, that the routed Po
lish army was forced to capitu
late to German forces who later
yielded it to Russia when Poland
was partitioned.
Fight on Old Frontiers
While the Germans claimed a
rapid-fire series of successes, it
was apparent that with the excep
tion of the Minsk area, Russia's
Red armies still were fighting
west of the 1939 Soviet frontiers.
In addition, a Moscow communi
que declared that German attempts
to knife across the Karelian is
thmus from Finland, now fighting
at the side of Germany, and to land
troops by sea at Viipuri were re
pulsed. Viipuri is on the gulf of Fin
land, only 74 miles by railroad
from Leningrad, Russia's second
largest city.
The Soviet war bulletin also as
serted that the Red army still was
holding against violent attacks
ranging from Murmansk, on the
Barents sea, to the vicinity of
Minsk and on south through the
Luck-Lwow gateway to the great
wheatfields of the Ukraine.
Tanks StUl Battle
In this region, between Luck and
Lwow, a flaming battle of 4,000
German and Soviet tanks raged
into its fifth day with the nazi
juggernaut seeking to break
through to the Ukraine capital of
Kiev, 250 miles eastward.
The Berlin radio announced the
occupation of Luck, 100 miles
northwest of Lwow, but this could
not b confirmed.
West of Minsk, in the Bialystok
sector of old Poland, the Germans
declared two Soviet armies werej
trapped. Military sources in Vichy I
heard the two armies numbered
400,000 mn, but they gave them a
chance to break through.
By contrast, Russian military
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dispatches asserted that advance
German panzer forces in the Minsk
area had been trapped by Soviet
Lithuania Pierced
The Russians conceded that
German columns had penetrated
into Lithuania a third of the way
to Leningrad and across Poland
almost a third of the way to Mos
cow.
On the Viipuri front, the Rus
sians said, 300 nazis were killed
in a single assault and the entire
German landing party put ashore
near vupun was wiped out.
France broke off diplomatic re
lations with Russia this morning
with the official explanation that
"Soviet diplomatic and consular
agents in France were carrying
out activities against the public
order and security of the state."
It was the first time France had
reached an open break against
any of German s enemies.
As the second week of fighting
on the Eastern front began amid
a barrage of special German high
command announcements detail
ing nazi successes thus far, Fin
land and Slovakia pitched in ac
tively against Russia at various
points along the far-flung front
Finns Follow Leader
Cannon blazed all alone the
600-mile Russian-Finnish frontier
as the Finns, heeding an appeal
from Field Marshal Baron Carl
Gustaf Mannerheim to follow him
in a "holy war against the Rus
sians, cast off their policy of pas
sive resistance.
The Slovak high command de
clared that the forces of the tiny
state, which is all Adolf Hitler
left of Czecho-SIovakia, had driven
deep into Soviet territory to seize
prisoners and material.
The German high command
claimed that 2,233 Russian tanks,
4,107 Russian planes and 1,297
Russian armored cars had been
destroyed during the first week of
war; that 40,000 Russian prisoners
and 600 big guns had been cap
tured. All this at a cost of 150 Ger
man planes.
The Red army called these
claims "boastful humbug" and
gave its own figures: 2,500 Ger
man tanks destroyed to 900 Rus
sian, 1,500 German planes des
troyed to 850 Russian; 30,000 Ger
man prisoners taken to 15,000 Rus
sian. Harry Lindemood
Dies in Klamath Falls
Harry Lindemood died in Klam
ath Falls June 27.
He is survived by his wife Grace,
and a daughter Ethel, at home.
Mrs. Lindewobd was the daugh
ter of J. P. Barnet who lived many
years at Thurston.
The body is being brought to Eu
gerte and will lie in state at the
Veatch chapel Tuesday, morning
from 8 until 10 o'clock. Graveside
services will be held at the Mount
Vernon cemetery, at 11 a. m.
Tuesday.
Eugene's Mounted
Posse at Roundup
The Eugene mounted sheriff's
posse, recently outfitted with new
uniforms, will be one of the fea
tured attractions in the arena at
the silver jubilee of the Calapooia
roundup which will be held this
year, July 3 and 4, at Crawfords
ville. The posse will give drills
and ride in various events.
Among the famous riders who
will attend this year's roundup
are Roy Dukek of Condon, whd
rode in the roundup in 1923; the
famous Weaver brothers of Red
mond; Dolly Moe of the Metolius
country; and Duma McCoy of
Redmond.
The roundup grounds have been
prepared to care for an estimated
attendance of ten thousand per
sons. Included in the wild stock
this year are two loads of wild
Brahma bulls from the San Fran
cisco fair and two shipments of
wild bucking horses from the
John Day country. The prize list
will run around $2,000.
Dime a Month Club
To Meet Tuesday
Committee members for "Dime-
a-month" clubs will hold a meet
ing at the home of Mrs. Glen Hast
ings, 2000 Fairmount Boulevard,
Tuesday at 1:30 p. m.' to report
progress.
Members of the "drive" com
mittee are: Mrs. Ivan Traynor,
Mrs. Sam Hale, Mrs. Charles
Poole, Mrs. C. E. Williamson, Mrs.
Walter Coffee, Mrs. Eric Law
rence, Mrs. W. M. Bearisto, Mrs.
Joe Jones, Mrs. Wilbur Dutton,
and Mrs. Glen Hastings and Mrs.
Paul Latham, co-chairmen.
Mrs. Hastings reports that the
leaflets issued by Bundles for
Britain to explain the "Dime-a-
month" clubs, brought results not
only from local groups, but also
from cross country travelers.
Miss Irene McDermOtt and Miss
Erma Kellogg, both of San Fran
cisco, traveling through Eugene on
summer vacation, happened to
see one of the leaflets and im
mediately signed up as club mem
bers. Both are teachers in the San
Francisco schools.
Union Meetings
For Week Listed
Several union meetings have
been scheduled at the labor temple
this week, included are: Tuesday
afternoon, Culinary alliance No.
643; Hall B: Wednesday evening,
Retail clerks No. 281, Hall A. Ma
chinists No. 1311, Hall C, building
trades council, in their office;
Thursday, dairy employees divi
sion of teamsters No. 57, Hall B;
Friday, mulrnen No. 2009, Hall C,
William Gantz, 75
Dies in Springfield
SPRINGFIELD, June SO (Spe
cial) William H. Gantz, a resi
dent of Lane county for the past
33 years, died at his home in
Springfield Monday morning.
Mr. Gantz was born near Brandt,
Ohio, December 30, 1865. When he
was a year old he moved with his
family to New Carlisle, Ohio. On
February 13, 1895 he married Ida
Parson at Sulphur Grove, Ohio.
They came to Oregon in 1908, first
settling at Crow. They later mov
ed on the McKenzie, where they
lived until 1920, when they moved
to Springfield.
He is survived by his wife and
one nephew, Maurice Gantz, of
Troy, Ohio.
Mr. Gantz was a member of the
Springfield Methodist church. Fu
neral services will be held in the
Phil Bartholomew chapel Wednes
day morning at 10 o'clock. The
Rev. Harry Crouse will officiate,
interment to be in the Laurel Hill
cemetery.
Fiery Quarrel?
NEW HAVEN, Conn., June 30
W) Patrick Hynes. 86, was ar
rested yesterday for pulling a false
alarm which brought out six pieces
of fire apparatus and an assistant
chief.
Patrolman George W. Baldwin
and John T. Quinn said Hynes told
them he rang the alarm because
during an argument with his wife
he became convinced he needed
assistance quickly and in large
numbers.
'
Mrs. Ora Hempy
Hurt at San Francisco
Mrs. Ora Hempy, mother of R.
E. Hempy, Eugene, received a
broken leg in an automobile ac
cident in San Francisco, it was re
ported Monday.
The Eugene woman, in San
Francisco to visit her other son,
W. J. Hempy, was injured when
she was struck by a car which
had been involved in a collision.
She is at the French hospital in
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War in Brief
By United Press
LONDON: British experts be
lieve Russians putting up good
fight against Germany, upsetting
blitzkrieg schedule; next two or
three days fighting regarded as
critical; RAF resumes night attack
on Germany, blasts Hamburg,
Bremen, Bremenhaven, Emden,
heavily, loss of 11 planes admit
ted; Lord Beaverbrook ordered to
pep up war production.
MOSCOW: Red troops stand
fast on new 600 mile Finnish front;
terrific battles in Minsk, Luck,
Lwow and Dvinsk areas; deride
nazi communique as "manifest
lie and boastful humbug."
BERLIN: Claim capture of
Lwow and Minsk; big Russian
forces said to be surrounded in
Bialystok area.
STOCKHOLM: Expect big at
tack on Russian leased base of
Hanko in Finland; Riga radio may
have been bombed out of com
mission by Germans; government
defends grant of transit rights to
German troops.
ANKARA: Report 8-0 Italian di
islons now fighting with Germany
against Russia.
VATICAN CITT: Pope criti
cizes foreshortened vision of
world leaders, falls to attack
Russia.
VICHY: France breaks diplo
matic relations with Russia, mo
bile guards sent to key points to
arrest "communists."
Harry S. Thomas Dies
Harry S. Thomas, 47, a em
ployee of the Southern Pacific,
died at the Eugene hospital June
27.
Veatch chapel Is in charge of
the funeral arrangements.
PICNICS POSTPONED
The South and Central divisions
of Central Presbyterian Women's
association have cancelled their
picnics scheduled for Tuesday at
1 p. m. Notice of cancellation
came too late to change the listings
in the women's page calendar. The
South division will meet for a pic
nic the first Tuesday in August.
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Will Meet Tuesday
The Eugene Painter and Decora
tor Contractors' association, will
hold a special business meeting
Tuesday noon In the Eugene hotel
to discuss the association's part
in the pageant parade. All paint
ing and decorating contractors in
Lane county are Invited to the
luncheon meeting, it was announc
ed by E. R. Davis, secretary.
LICENSES EXPIRE
SPRINGFIELD, June 30 Spe
cial) City Recorder Chester Al
drich announced here today that
all plumbers' and electricians' city
licenses expire June 30, and that
it is necessary for anyone of this
occupation wishing to conduct a
business in this city to carry a city
license.
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