ITALY HAS DECLARED WAR UPON GERMANY
Struggle Renewed
Over Father Draft
In House's Debate
3 Zeros in 5 Minutes
LIEUT. HENRY MEIGS, 22, ot New
York City, lias si t a new speed record
for shooting down Nipponess
planes at night, lie downed two
Jap botnlicrs in about five minutes,
making a total of three planes ho
has destroyed in night combat over
Guadalcanal. (international).
Top Bureau
Chiefs Held
To Be Unfit
Committee Declares
Too Much Authority
Taken by Young Men
Washington. • h-i. l:'.—( AIM
A Ciii»t'iv>si"n:il commit Uv
rlinrirrtl to<la> " i in-n i •• •!' i«I
.vininirslrrs" holilinjr some of
tin- lop |M i uiiml ,i"!is in W'aslt
"Volisi itlit• * a iv«i I»«»t11«—
Heck" to tile tfoVerillllCllt's wat'
effort.
'I lie yiuitlit ill lAiTiilivrs I n k
"the experience .mil tail" ih'itvsar»
in "lop notch management
olliii.ll>." decl.ircil (lie llonse
<"ivil >°\v\ iee Committee. headed
In Ke pt csfiit.itivc l.ampscck
ol (•eiirsiii. the Democratic whip.
lAlierieneed executives "have ,
lieen turned ilnwii eoliiplclel.v or
icnoreil In tlirse you 11 i;er personnel
officers." the report added.
• Mho" 11nr11rit;. hi 'lie committee's
lllii.-lu d :ii\ e ligation ol Federal
,i"l> holders:
do'./ iiiiirnl v.i»rl;<" p !• "Mowing
up ' then own ilo.-e; iplions ol their
.n il gc't.ng >.11.11 v raise* r.m :mg
from Minn in $1,2IH) u year for
doing p act eally III" >aire work.
•s i'r idmini.-trators build n|» "|mtK»nal
in.iehiiH's" of li end on tiie
payroll who will move with I hem
from ioli mil. "then sol.n o' usually
being boosted on the donhtlul
' sense ll-al then duties liavi' been
i lie leased."
"The bald fact —the uncoordinated
departments ol the executive
branch of (he Federal government
lack ,,n overall, ccntrali/cd authority
m ' 11 powers of management control.*'
the committee said. "Until
thi.N itlialion is corrected the laxpavers
can expect a eontinnanee ■!
needles> hiring and duplication of
elfort."
LOST RATION BOOK
CAN BE MAILED IN
Italeiuh. Or!. 13. If vim < -ncl
;i lost < )|*A rution hook--owner
is i11-1 .is ihmt ,i» (ho nearest mail
Jmx.
Hero's ;il! von do t > return it
to the owner:
Droit i<iiv found ration lion:,
into the mail without wrapt
or |iost.iu«> .hkI thr po>:office will
deliver the l".-t hook to thr nwne
whose n.ime ;ippc:os on tlir rove
Till" |>ost offirr i\ II i -Heel a
five-rent ' |HistiiKe dur" eharite
from tin' owner. I' the owner
cinnot lie found, thr post off.re
will (letivri 'he book to the nearest
war price and liit-oir-m
board. Throdo:e S John-on. Ha1ei*«h
District OPA director, :>tud
to(i iy. ••
Parly Fight Likely
Over Pay Allowances
Allowrcl Family Men
Washington. Oct. |:i — (AI *)
—A two-front congressional
fitflit over the father-draft issue
iimler way today with
the full House membership l»ejrimiinjr
debate on a new allotment-allowance
proposal and
military sid>-commil tees redrafting
legislation to delay the
induction of pre-war fathers.
A party fijjht threatened
erupt over the amount of payments
to lie made to dependents
of service men of enlisted
jrrade.
Itcpubla-nn Leader Martin Masannounced
he won lit suppo:
t .hi amendment uv Kepi'escnta!ive
C'lason, also a Massachusetts
Republican to boo.-t the payments
In San monthly fi>i a wife ai d one
ch.ld. with S'Ju extra tor each additional
child. This scale wis approved
l».v the Senate last week, hut
the Democratic - controlled lipase
committee iccomiuended isTa >:i-nit lily
for a wile and one child. for
a wife and two children, and $lf>
tor each additional child.
I*re.>ent payments, iiicliidiii^ tiie
deduction t orn the sen a-c man",
check. which would remain uiie!i:u ned
tinder the new proposals, are *><>2
I• a w:!e and one child, and Sin
!" each additional child.
While the llou^e tackled the allowance
question. ..with a vote not
expected before late Thursday »r Friday.
,i stib-cominittcc headed by
Representative I o.-tcllo (l>. C'al.)
Irt'Kan iciMltlllK the Senate's . i >s'.itute
foi the Wheeler fathcrdr.it I
deferment hill.
Committee cntimcnt indicate the
measure would contain the principle.?
of the shelw-d Kilday lull
which would provide that dcpcixa itc.v
lie liivc-n consideration and that
pre-war lather.. lie iiuliu ted o lv
after unessential nontatheis h.c.e
been drafted.
Churchill
Sees Worst
Yet To Come
I .'illdoll, < U't. I■ • (AIM I ellitlK
tin- lirili>h they would !><• "air "lute
Ii.kK" in count "ii "hi :• ll< "Jiol liei
tiiicNpi'i'ti'il cnllit|iMa i»i hi* i ni'iny
I't.iix- Mini lei t Inn (lull ilnhni'd
j loci ,y "the worst HkIiIiiiu "I ll>«- war.
'.-,i far a> tin- liritisli people arc concerned.
I it's aln-.nl."
lie told Commons !hi- jjuvei uii'.fiil
i w ill tmt at pie.-ent attempt any "far
| 1 c.M-|111il; rhaiiite... ill ,i rniilrover lal
'character." mu'h as a suciiilist proposal
fur thf nationalization of iiuil
mini Iiccaili-e the controversy mi^ht
seriously impede thf war effort.
KorecaMmu the "bloodies" tifjlitmi;
of the war." Churchill declined to
weaken tile field Imcc- to obtain
.niniste: lor luel. light* and power,
more mine;.-. Major l.lnvd (icni'se,
opened the ivnl deliate yesterday by
iiniioiittcinu that men woulil Ik- conscripted
lor the mine.s as tor the
army.
Downed in Raid
SON or Uic U. S. Ambassador to
| Britain, Lieut. John G. Winaiit, Jr.,
21, was missing in action after tho
Flying fortress he was pilotiiu: was
hit by a rm-kct shell following a
raitl on Muenster, Oerinany. It was
the thirteenth bomb ins mission
for the tlicr. (/iitcniationai)
SwansonAnd
Mess Cases
Sent Back
Officer Is Liable;
Powell Slayer From
Warren Loses Plea
Italeigli. Oil. 13.—(AIM—TIn*
Stale Suiiri'llir ( iilirt today
found !>o rrrnr in (In* ciinvictiiin
ill Warrril count \ of Willie
Smith mi Itisl di'jrcc murder
ehargrs and in a far-rratliinu miinion
In til llial a imlilic officer
is li ilil«' for damages if In- acts
<i:rruptl\ it maliciously against
an indiviilual.
Handing dawn 1 "> opinion.", the
court I,ilil tli.it S:i;1111 ,-lioiild <ln" in
tin- ku cl ii lici 1 • >t thr a\e nig
1; r -1 I )i*l*flt :«!*'■ Ill •'! VrtP.lll I 'ow I'll.
\vln> evidence ridicatetl wa~ lulled
for mlilKMy. A«tMM'i;iti> Justict* K. I>.
Den: i d that «\ idcnce. other tli;iii
«•»•!: iii» conic. ion . wa- ciicini-tanfi.iI.
I>tit •i-iiiUii i ' Imiw tli.il money
found "ii tin ilt'lciKl.m* Was taken
Irmn I'ov.ill. Hint l.lo..d tam.s were
linn I on s iitir i I'ltiuim, that lie
w a - ..now ii in have 'i nl •! pi.<|o| and
that Sinilli wa- tin* last person mil
, \\ 1111 I Well. I'in i . iri upheld the
iiiiitit: >ii l iiniui- it. liiuii i'.i.;.i i
| tli.il ,i . pei ,al .i:;i '.I n| H i- Siaii- BuI
:«mii •'! I' ■ :_.iniii could riiid a
I written report. w i 11 I'll In' hall <llft.it —
cd. to 11 : it -ti h' memory.
' Tin- IiskIi tiiliiiii.il n*\■ i -I'd thr
Supet i" • ' ' "i on arlinii i>; i iuIit
oy A ■ >. ifiilfi«'|M'tli iijjiiitiiit Sheriff
I.. I. ,'i. in hi -I Vance county and
i I it* National Surely C* nn|Kiiiy. tncunitiR
in rtlii'l fli.il tin' «l«r<iuk-ii1s
mil I I ■' I • . 11 mi i li.n m's th.it
Swan 'ii ii' 11j-i 11' 1> I t' a I n Iniinnm
.a i ;11 ■ i I itid .nit liniim liedue
|niir i iipi'it* The Sup.-in. fniii't
nan ti|>• i< •<I H i' ilclendeiit - dvnilli:
ei >*. •
Sivanson allefydly Itiid made tin
ctli.it 1 I i'Xl tiii'ii !| • I|«* lite and aic-nit
licd.;i'p« in i;...i.;ed lilii' ill
;; Wail.nit v illi >cttinu tile t■> lilts Ii
and endatttteritm |»ri»|K*rtv without
kcepinu 'In nnc properly Kiiatdeil
| The -In i ill tin ii obtained .i search
I'iv;ii rant tm I leduepetli's piemlMV.
alU'KiuK that lledKcpetlt had whisky
for the puip-c III sale, anfi then
| >\\nri' not a warrant charuinu I led tic
J pelli with operating a whisky .still.
(Continued on Page Six)
Decision Is
Announced
By Badoglio
i Italian Leader Asks
His People to Fight
Against Common Foe
Washington. Oil. |:> — tAI'j
— IVi'siiteiit Uonsev fit. I'rime
Minister ('lit!i 11 anil I'reniit
Stalin announci'd today that
Italy had declared war against
Germany.
Thi' White House sai»I Marshall
Kadu^lio had c<>ininnnicated
Italy's declaration against
her i'<»niii*»" axis partiicr to General
Dwijrht 1». liiseiiliowei*, Allied
i'»i,inlander in the Mediterranean
llieat.o.
In !>i> ini f.-.i^i' 1") the ueiiera! I».•dotflit
said that "by thin act .<11 tics
Willi tlii; dreadful pa.a are broken
atai my government w■l-e proud
in be aide to march with you on in
iiievliable victory."
Iii a joint statement ri'lr.iMil
l»y tin- While IIiium'. Mr. Kousrveil.
Churchill ami Stalin ai'ci'lilril
"the active inopcratioii
ill" the Italian nation and armed
forces as a eo-hclliucirut in the
war asainst (iermany."
Italy thus turned against her
former partner a little more than
a ino'ilh alti'r her armisliec Willi
the Allied powers.
In .• proclamation to the Italian
people. Iiado|i|io said licit "shoulder
to shoulder, we niii.-l march lurward
with mir Iricnd ol tin- I'lia.'d
Stales. "i lin.it Britain, ol It-i,
.aid ol . II tile other I'mtctl Nations. '
tSailnKlio s.iid an Italian uo\ eminent
headed by himself would incompleted
shortly and that representatives
ol every political parly
Mould be invited to participate. so
thai it may fim.-titute a true expression
of (Ii modalc government.
"The |-reseat arrangement will in
no nay imp;.ir the litili-ammclcd
light ol the |H'i.ple ol Italy to ehoo.-e
the i own It I ill ol democratic government
when peace is i e.-tijj cd."
the marshal -.i d.
"Italian ' I atform yo i liiat Ills
Majesty the Is na has given me the
task ol aiiimunc.iig today, the l.'ltii
day ol October. tin* dfclliriil «n of
W.ii aaaill-t Hi-many."
Tip IVriti ■ Soviet and A .era.in
governments acknowledge the Italian
pledge 1 . . -iiiinil |o the w.ll
tin' Italian people alter the Nazi*
had been driven Iroin the:r homeI
land.
Mr IJoiM'vi'lt. Clnireliil! and StaIni
lid it w:i.- iinderstiiod that itojhihi;
ean (It'll act them l;oin the >so.
Into and untraiiin clctl rigli! of the
people III Il.it* b\ (-oil tlltlllo' al
meal. decide on Ihe ilein h I atle
fi rm o| govern: eni tlley will eventnally
have"
I! t , a joint : i i-lit (hey addi'il
1J. ' the reialt >iisiiip ol Co-belli gereni
v. ol itsell. emild not idled
tin- armistice lcritt<, which retain
tlie.r lull loici' and call In- adia.»tcd
only by a.; i'en rn' among the Allied
governments "i!, the light ol the as.
si~; •in which ' i' Italian governmen"
ii v be .iiu I•> afford to the
I'liited Nat i n-' i i ise."
I'. doi>|io ad\ isi'd Kisenbower that
•lire" in I' lnrm
he
ui.U lie general • 1 the Italian king
had declared on Nn/.i Germany
and thai the dei'laivition would be
handed by Ihi !' , a- amba-sador in
Madrid I i the (ierman ambas.-ador
at p Kirci nwich time') todav
WE A1IB11
101: \oi: in caicoi.in \
( imliniii'il mild this afternoon.
Not mi i'imiI tonight and
Thursday forenoon.
Germans Are Now Definitely
i On Defensive On East Front
Oct i:< (AIM—Willi I lie |
Ciein hi ini- !"nc reported definitely!
>'M the delensive uvei the Vii.-t Wis-I
si.in front. Soviet ai>i es were stead-|
ilv developing then eve1'widening
bridgeheads <>n the west h.mks of ,
the l>niepe . \ «•[ t• • <I• ■ y. .nid have,
mt'ordinu to ISerlm. lamirhed .1 new
powe drive north of the Uev <• 11y
"I Kiev, c.in l.ii 11I the Ukraine.
The If'iS'i.ni 11-1 iy uev.-|i;i|iei Hi'd
S'.■ reported the abandonment of
i.eii.l offensive tatties bv the N'.i/k
"ft-<• new-pape M ilitary e\|>ert said
'he in 'i.ilive had p is»«|(l to Soviet
airmen a1 d described the situation
was .1 radical < ' anye from the earlier
day- • >f the campaign when the
fierman> weie him ..idins! Hiissan
fi"tit "iii' m l 'vii 'I 1 H, bomb
illt! air has ■ ^ and yw coping tin- sliie, ,
over I In* llu.-siait I runt with lingo
Inimiltl^'l- "I tighter plallOS.
Tcrrilie homhor l"s-e- Mitlerod '•>
till' (i I' all- I'l .1.1 i I.I t lit ItV C| Orel.
]lelgoiii<l .iiul K>1.11 I;<>\ ii <l tin*
.steady detci ii'iation hi enemy lighter
strength e"ii lulled to wipe out
iiii/i air superiority. according t >
this ii il t.iry ex|iert. and today tli"
(Serm.m.s Ii.iv <• turned from m;<>.
operations |u patrolling i,units. Witii
re.-trleted tionih ng inis-n ns o.niic.l
out 1*1 <l>iwii 0|* flust*.
Merlin did not expand on it> ie
port • the H"w Hikmii drive norUi
i• f Kiev, hut sa'd t'lat strong Soi <•!
attacks 11.• \ e neen taking place sirro
Monday and thai "heavy fighting
v.i« 1" proai-ps«" yestprd^v.
Tlii1 Hi.--i hi v.,u bulletin
I >< ■ i Ifil friri' tiiMititm- in I he battles
"I "In- I)iii*':km'. IiiiI nil In I to mi 'iti'Mi
. | >«'i i 11 * - i c . I' recounted drrpr
(ii'in l .il.oii- .my mile.-" west of
tile ' \ii nil indicated thiit tlie ^
in en\elo|Mim "prratioiK around
Kie\ we.c pi'ni I'i'dilm >atislartoi■.I\
M' M'hw Mime figures on the
intensity of tl < .ictinn west of the
I>nn-|»«-i Ultilji on,. So\ id forma
tion 111I .on (i'Miniin, in a .-iimlr
'in "ii '• . the ''oninnini(|iie s.i d,
while in "or er area Kcd arm>
ti "ojie u "ii (loiliinatinu liemhl
after ,iti all-day sliiinjile. the enemy
falling liaeU v !h l.»00 de;id on tin
hit! i-i l. *rd enemy ^co inter attacks
wcip rcjuilicd .is well, Moscow
s.i id. ..
U. S. CREW DESTROYS FORTRESS AFTER FORCED LANDING
A FLYING FORTRESS OF THE EIGHTH AIR FORCE \v.,> furred down in neutral Sweden white en n L.le to ill
base in England after partie;patins in tin* l.fii'U-i _• ..itjik over I t 1'n . .a, Poland *md lien any. The
nine members of the crew set the tone iiu:e iiv.n rar:.*c y upon ianil n::. then were interned. The American
bombers did severe damage to the l'.»I:th port )> tidy;..a. ui:,;., u;X.: . tuivul base. {I-iter - . :i! /' rj.opfiolo)
Allies Gain Nine Miles More
Germans Strengthen
forces Greatly on
North Bank of River
" ''""••'I Italy. Alii,..I I,
TV rim- »»''/
! ; ( whil,. tilt. Kijfiith
; .-"Ivani-injr al,„„r .l"1
. ««P«I"V.I Kioi;,
, »«u.,ii,.
• ' '.V. " <"UKltlllc».(|
1 !l« l>lt.ii!>». |,, S ■»11 '
I ftanki'ng"the^'t rot ""V" ' 1 ,'"'1 1
river I'no
te(.m,k*
Genera? M..nt«om!irv:.v " "
« f<H«r mile* ahead Urv.r -,'r ,
tremendous .artillory •'
u;"' British atiri American imh?
«*<* «Sr'w'r,;:
":i . are , '
.'•»« "-.tiling , , tW,rH
A» I'atrol* xvoro
J'"""'!"'"- !" «».H-th V. •
'.vV -II,
".<• i>if.tktiln.tlm, •.
which brought no* th •
naming
«>r ^sjsn ipii't,
other town, ,,|
<•» «•>,. Ki-hi!, ;;,;1V .
the Adi. 11it- ft ..tii
fa iioas ' . '
Allied eain, were gem
•' ,,!"-v was iiiitn..,. t«
I MUlIe (lottlts. Bl if J,. ., . ,x
I ahead again*! oniv '"'•«««
I •'•if ti„. ,uv;
|Jerate|y elmvhere "
IWii.iMtv
nivi.i.iu i,„;n .,(" :y:- ■ ■■
; Adriatic batt'tefi-ont «•■.* ' ' ~ ,he I
?,ir ",n" ,r.n "J.
j "«htei> .n l I. .nr..- / , '
manv lnjv ,,n t, i i .s<" '
I ««h
j J&3H
Subsidy On
Potatoes
Is Opposed
"c,,.(| |llf|,lv lt| j(|| . |
ii SI*!:#, f-i «,< !
. - •••■. d.,^. ;
r,,r
I W l>at « , iIiiik ITU-.-s >ho|i|,| prcva1,""
S-IZl'Z.Xr? :
\« w vo,i{. \,.v
-Wlh and South („Vn'^ K|.,""
< called l«» tin- meeiing
nl oX'lm 8'^'"
'ssfts;
crop. Int D^in|)
Japs Suffer Heavy Loss
In Planes In New Guinea
AI1 ■ e<: !Ie.idii»...■ nit
K-; l'. < IK-. < ' ' I:; <A1»> l;i|
'•'<"> ; •' •>«i Ni r (. ih-.i .. • t, iff
w#v* lutr In ivrliun with a now sky
Menace tin- I' -17 Thunderbolt.
General Douglas MacArthurV
teadquiirters dUclnsnl today thai
"iir ■ these new lini.ter piled into
.l.i|).ltle>e lighter* OVf.\"ev.
Guinea. Moiut;i\ ;,i«l sent
least eight down t.. join the approximately
r»«ni c:.tv v aircraft which
imv been v. pi-ii ..ut thtflfe since mid\ugust.
Two otliens may have gone
lli\\ I!.
Oic : Thunderbolts reti rued
■".ilelv.
South- \i
downed
til-.
till > Iri'
till
. ba<
Otie 'I :!i!-ii-1
■ i; I.I :i'M' plane..
ii .i t: ngle engagement
ifdii for the probabl
pil.
It ! !:i<- Japa a i :e got in
ome lick.- eliiowhere The (? minun>t»«
:-.«.d ! i eiien-y . ..uled ii •»!.» I -ill.il
:i :i.-|iei. .1 ied d.itu .nd
au.-cd damage 11■ Auk-, i in shipWewaU.
pinu thn-e S •! n -.- iters. Oth•r
enemy plane- r . three times
i; Clew ;il M.u AMnu; - newly acpiiici
.hi ii.i.-e .it l. ie. New (iliinca.
In ground i ghting. headquarter#
d li e \ si alians. tropin s up
ulliwi- " .. .;it red l-'nischhafen,
iad \i ii I'M' .11;11it■ i < >lhei
••• i.J MW the l.'.mi . \ ; 11 —
live ley
an til Mad.mg
it I'lii-n^ I
ses. high i;r i md.
coastal b;
:tintied • . on.«t the
impost positions on
Germans Send f orces
To Halt Slav Patriots
Idon. Oil. i:;—iai'i—(icrIIWII>
ll.is llKcu\ err I III.11 >||i*
li.is insiifl'irir'tl Mililipr* in \ u^o"Ijii
i In Sinlil lln- p-.tli inl ,n iuii-.
■ it Iwv ami ll.i- hrrn loncil III
-rinl ill larjs«" Irillliilrl nu ilt-. a
) ili;iisla\ i i Ix-t'.i I ion arim ciiiniiimiii|tn
s.iii| tmiav.
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Feel Reynolds
Will Stick
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liu'n own lUkol*. Uiu iiirrwiniKlcii
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Hiib ItryfuiUi* "" stiiv ,ti the r.'ict'
Illl- I'll tl-d Sti.ti — Si V Tills 1
I rinii- from llw in: ■ nut ion u.iM.
i-n-il the sume tv»y IIii'(>ii||Ii tin
llnl lhi-.i.-li't n pall I <•! till- st.ilo
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leli<-i uvit 'i;. 'nit hit m;nli- si-m- ,i
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The mmiiitiiitwet* Voters tjuoltm
<•(1 Hl-ll- ll'it p"lltu' .lll I II I- \\ ,i
weekly delut ili.-i i.mi.i- colli i.t"i. "n
n filling -i.it mi iiitculiiiit. iiii(. ,i
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