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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 7, 1941)
fish Awar Cooperation PAGE 1) ltothttques- jtfwiiltonM. Hugh", japan to maKing Si- movements d-and Australia ln IPS Far East-end do VheBked. . ; 'JHh Sdo that (TBe footholds in ,Snomic conces- KS the Si Singapore and another SsoSeslrom Bangkok, capital. rstoiapore fortress and (Srior in-quality to any could mustev and that PT 14 av Tartan's MlflWC WUU'u -i gBoareea to the utmost. L British hold that Thailand Lgjoi by either of two ETby tourists" along fmiomic domination ana J nnnrwM4 nnlV DV raw - 2T might bring the forces Siting Sun to Thailand's L with Burma and the stateo. Tk.ii.rul mwernment de- Etday that the nation was k do business wltn any hit contemplated special fit for nose. ' Market Open Thai market will not be lb any country and cer int in Britain, who will al- assured o! as much of trfi commodities as she ; aid Nal Vanlch Panan director general of com ior the Bangkok govern- idded that a Japanese de li i monopoly over rice, tin pier was 'improbable" and itytn already was buying mtities of these things, Btnkok newspaper Prag- ajorttd that Thailand ten tad down Japan's request Ulta of the puppet state snisuo ueiore unauy lltiih are loath to estimate A chance of resistance aOf. They scknowledge, that her little army is trained and fitted for 'h the (teaming jungles in o! tte white elephant various stories ' em jBritlsh strength to that fAtU, British dispositions t trtats suggest that Brit ain any position to smash t (ores into Thailand with steibleoutside support. , m Plan . . km Meeting i ton the Eugene Ki wiU be going to Sa m mt for ttie 24th WTestton of the clubs in northwest district The Vtu been designated J headquarters. Jthw going from here ,T .Howard, president efe&b: L. JJBjny Chase, all as of- 5b?&K,?her from governorTwill be among those at ;ending from this district. Charles S. Donley, Pittsburgh, International president of Ki wanis, will be one of the main speakers. . ABMT TO BUT BOSSES SALEM, Aug. 7. (A) The army remount service will again buy horses in western states be ginning September 1, the state department of agriculture said today. More army horses are loaded in Ontario than in any other shipping point in the nation. THE REGISTER-GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON Page Threw Reds Very Alive For 'Ghosts' ' i (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1) vital center qt the red line op posite Moscow laid wide open. Yet not only do the Bolshevists deny these claims but their de fense has in fact been functioning in amazing fashion up to the pres entsand what's the answer to that? Paradox One paradoxial aspect of the position lies in the fact that while the invaders assert the powerful Smolensk gateway to the capital has been smashed, they apparent ly have made no move to exploit the achievement. The German war-machine is wont to roll at a time like that. First off, we must note that the German communique isn't a rec ord of the past few days but is a history of the seven weeks war. It presumably is published partly to meet the disappointment of the German public in the slow arrival of the promised nazi victory. It is calculated to sustain the Ger man reputation at arms. It un doubtedly is meant to stiffen Japan's attitude toward Britain and the United States. When one considers the report from this standpoint it isn't near ly so startling as it appears at first blush. The Germans have achiev ed much, in the fact of fierce re sistance, since the conflict began. Claims Seen Fantaatlo The estimate by nazi spokesmen that the Russians have lost close to 3,000,000 killed seems fantastic, as the officials themselves admit If this figure is true for the de fenders, what must it be for the Germans who, under normal ex pectancy, would have much heav ier losses because they are on the offensive. However, the losses on both sides undoubtedly have been colossal so big that figures al most cease to have meaning. Crisis Near And what of the German claim that the Red army is in a state of dissolution? As I pointed out some days ago, the war is enter ing a new phase the crisis and it won t be strange if big changes are in the making. It is possible, for Instance, that the Russians are indeed preparing to withdraw to fresh positions. I don't say that they are preparing to do this, but we can t judge definitely at this distance, but it is a possibility. It may even be mat they already have withrdawn many of their troops from the bloody Smolensk sector in the center to positions nearer Mos cow. If this situation does exist it would go far toward explaining the nazi claim of a break-through and of Red dissolution. German Losses Believed Heavy (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1) Russia, guesses and Ktlm(.c ranging up to possibly l.onnnnn men. Neutral quarters believe then azi casualties are running high, but possibly not as high as w lne wusslan defenders which the Germans place at 4, 000,000 men. It appeared that of even great er significance than the actual German losses in Russia was the apparent indication of internal repercussions within Germany. Nasi Censorship Tight Due to the tight nazi control upon all channels of information concerning the Reich there was no means of telling how the Ger man populace has reacted to the appearance of troop trains of wounded soldiers, casualty re ports and word-of-mouth rumors concerning nazi losses. However, it seemed plain that unless these reports and rumors were widespread the nazi high command would not take cogni zance of them and correspon dents, held to rigid responsibility for every word which they cable abroad, would not mention them In their dispatches. Another nolnt noted in Berlin was the failure of the German high command either In its spe cial communique series or in its regular communiques on daily operations to claim any new gains I : r : in nuiai Factory sales of cars and trucks In the. United States in April were estimated at 458,000 units. Policeman Beats Man Accused Of Attacking Daughter SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 7 OP) An H-year old girl lay in jured and shocked in a hospital today, while her policeman father, Russell Chambers, was under investigation for beating the man the child named as her attacker. In jail on a charge of rape was DeWitt Bell, 28, who came here from Portland, Ore., three years ago to work do Treasure Island, he said, after an estrange ment from his wife. He has a black eye and a bandaged head. Inspectors Ralph Litner and Joseph Farrell said Bell, ' who knew the Chambers child slightly, invited her and two neighbor girls, 11 and 9, for an automobile ride, took them to a lonely spot on Twin Peaks, fed them intoxi cating liquor in the guise of or. ange juice until they all fell into a sleepy stupor, and then assault ed the Chambers girl. ARROW MESSENGER Ph. 610 Aircraft de-icers, developed dur ing the past 10 years and widely used by airlines as protection against formation of ice on flight, are now being installed on military airplanes. 27 TarleHoa e! Ovan Fresh Broad Dally BAKERY Tired Kidneys Often Bring Sleepless Nights contain 18 tnflaS tubes or filters which helpto purify tbt the diytime. 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