Derrick (Newspaper) - October 19, 1943, Oil City, Pennsylvania For Buj UNITED STATES BONDS and STAMPS THE OIL CITY DERRICK PRESS LEASED THE ORGAN OF OIL MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS The Weather Not quite so cold this afternoon Sunrise Sunset in 1871 No H PAGES OIL CITY PA OCTOBER 19 1943 M PAGES HULL EDEN IN FOR Expected to r Deal Largely With Post-War Matters London Oct The Moscow radio announced that U S Secretary of State Cordell Hull and Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden had arrived in Moscow for the conference Moscow broadcast Mided here by the Soviet monitor said that Hull and Eden by W Averell newly appointed U S ambassador to Soviet Russia were greeted by commissar for foreign Maxim vice com of foreign awaits and for- mer Russian ambassador to thet States and V p vice foi V feign af Also in the Green Heyward U 5 state j ment James Dwnn adviser and Gen John Dean of the U S- army and f Strang British assistant un- for foreign affairs End Lt Gen Sir Hastings Ismay of staff to the of defense r By T PEACOCK Tbi meeting of United States British and Russian secretaries b expected here to deal with post-war j political sort of to he shaped is Won and what should be Fifth Army Continues to Drive Foe Back in Battles North of Volturno ARNOLD HAILS Says Re- sults Worth Cost In Bombers By PAUL MILLER Washington Oct a H H Arnold today hailed th American Too Italian to realize the tragedy that has befallen he irl cuddles her frightened brother as they sit beside Naples street Their parents w bomb demolished post evacuated Naples they are Cross Signal Corps killed when a Nazi de- after the the Allied Red JILL NOT IN LABOR CASE OPPOSES PLAN TO HIKE TAXES done to tbe peace view prevails the recent assertion Communist orjan in that the second front complete defeat of Hitler iaj tho main question for the meeting Edward B both dav in declaring that the confe j Court Won't Association of airmen as justifying the cost in men and money The cWf of the army air forces commenting crisply discussion of the in tnc Oct- H raid over War Prisoners Being Exchanged London Oct the first military prisoner ex- with Germany more than disputed Allied service men who fell into Nazi hands and ft number ol Germans cap- tured by the Allies are on their way home via Swedish and Spanish ports the foreign office announced tonight Seventeen the Allied casualties are Americans The rest are British and Canadians A DNB dispatch broadcast from Berlin arid reported by the eral said seriously wounded German soldiers medical corps and sick merchant saHore vere SOVIETS PUSH AHEAD INSIDE Increase Threat to Trap Thousands of Nazi Troops The With Employer Giving His Views tty Oct iE.--Wj- couit refused today to with a decision holding Wants Sales Levy if Increase Essential Hy M Washington Oct IS of the all an Under the co of the we are an for the complete defeat of nl Association of a today reuse Ln taxation and tl ruthless KazU and the of A juat and peace f i Holding first confer state early this month Stett Aboat the confer ann forward to very In a prepared statement lie Cl the arrival of his chief in far In with Foreign was Eden and Russian V M and al of free may house and meana committee lv give hU employ CM his views on j shifted from on whether they should to The employer in president ot the Bending Co Inc Conn had been Sabor TCC Urt to for of thin case tj Cowdin of Los An- boord chairman j New tor SAM by the heard of state which he ices A tor 1944 are i ts wise or sound or art In termed the loss can't run a war otl a dollar he but If you want to it On that basis con- sider the In what we have yews Men General Amold to in the aiton building over re- news executives radio com- columnists In each finned hy with nnd pictures sal near the head of a Jonp Aa ild around table that lined waUs I jurt to tile began with a smile He did almost an hour I The main objective of the air war over b Jo Caster for ground to go In thV sav of lives The loss of GO U incidental to ol thr of I'm ready to send over re- placement tar every OIK losi at tho time keep build changed with Italy before Italy capitulation to the Allies There been no of war rs Japan ihua far The office announcement lid Americans Involved would e back to their homes ion fts after they h this given facilities fo The announcement said that the Allied groups md to Spain fron controlled porta in ind withi Military returned from Africa had been FOE By left the of by the lhat the p tn the eve of n n said if Is absolutely ihen it ennci a at final point Aim to 3 finly to the bombing in objectives Is aim to to he levied the German force 1 arc petting he Hy London Oct bombers hundred back and forth the English channel today 1 fresh to the enemy's defense after night attacks i Be By Lond Oct Icd army increasing its threat to trap hundreds of thousands of Germans in ower Russia smashed ahead 4.3 miles today and overran 23 more villages deep inside the Dnieper river loop where lin broadcasts admitted Axis reverses under the Impact of 000 attacking Russians The Soviet troops now ar Ing he trunk railway supplying the protecting the Dnieper bend to the east and the Crimea In the south A Moscow broadcast communique recorded by the Soviet monitor that Russian troops who had crossed the Dnieper in a now drive southwest of Gomel now had turned northward Ing toward 27 nines west of Gomel in an effort to snap the enemy's mil lifeline to Poland Ten villages directly south of th Whita Russian citadel of Gomel by Russian units ot- on the west ot the fiver above where the new oE th Dnieper was made communique Kiev the Rumens con- Improved their positions he Dnieper's bank H said in the encircling on the Ukraine capital At o th Important New Allied Landings Made In Italy Three Towns Are Taken Montgomery's Men Make Gains By EDWARD KENNEDY Allied Algiers Oct I new Allied landings of men and material have been made on the Italian mainland in recent days it was disclosed as the force of Lt Gen Mark W Clark and Gen Sir Bernard L Montgomery slowly pushed the Germans back in heavy lighting Reconstruction of port and other facilities has reached a point to permit much bigger debarkations than previously Upon arrival at various southern Italian ports troops tanks guns ammunition food and other supplies are moving swiftly both the Mediterranean and Adriatic coasts to the fighting fronts over tortuous mountain roads to the central sector Thanks partly to this improved supply it was announced today that Clark's Fifth army veterans of Salerno had driven beyond the Volturno river and firmly occupied the towns or Cancello and while Montgomery stabbing westward through the Apennine mountains toward The enemy's next stand on the west coast is likely to be in- land from Gaeta and along the some 20 miles north of the and about 80 mile from Gaela was Mussolini's secret port for sending Italian troop to Spain in 1937 in Violation of the of continued Allied air attacks on German fields he now is dispersing his feeble remaining strength on innumerable small airstrips Nazi fighter squadrons based at Capua were found to be using several air fields m the vicinity of the town after Allied bombers bad destroyed tbe mam air field and wrecked or damaged 50 planes on it Great has been made in getting the port of Naples into is by far the most important f a H point f the war fl iny the said the Mos j which place during will Iho thiee further to their So attain are all tor the if the sh defeat and the just nnd luting peace i alt will from thn threat Sec union would be off by with the tr instead of through ued in British For Moscow could not confirm Kdm and Huil met en route and proceeded The labor hoard i Tg for a review tlie of free in a world I js not available where of the economic of t upon the and t An- upon the arrived heed hp of t id but fron that While taxation 11 proposing T income and excise taxes and the on the Opposed further Frank D Graham per hand In the nlr ir all theatres I'm not the r II that free competition of ny attempt of employ for the contended 1 the and the letters set forth the cf the employees to 1 the contended that j rav uhc lhc 1 the of the employees do as they please without tent Hike Unanimously j I 1 Passed By House tret of w liio rt -T i sentence of the The in ru act rinal lhC I i at 50 Senators Back Connally Foreign Policy Resolution By BEU members thai would ho moie raising even half Him tn Connally resolution Hep Sales Total i by urging a multi- Increase In the new j revenue i he ol that vote an today a It on n Pro Oct war went to write into tho pn pit only fi i RAY on western and ot territory There was some today's era feints rather than a full dress of the bombardment which has been bearing and roller bearing production U S In j The U S Eighth Air force thai American Thunderbolts hnd n series of offensive sweeps over enemy and down one Nari which had attempted to mafee ft getaway Three bolls were reported missing hut force said It was not believed that nny were lost through U S reported that the Wazl radio in tho Berlin area and the Berlin DXB wireless ceased operations Uons that out Tl through it city Red with nnt IB in a blinding guns hod cap quantities of war PLANE CAUSES Craft Launched Off Enemy Sub U Belief Voiced At Pearl Harbor Pearl T H Oct fhc of island death southeast of i ing thrown Into an alert before the Dnieper bend may be nullified by tho approach of M aircraft which turned en It was L powerful by an expanding ucd tm Page Fo jet Japs Repulsed At Allied In the rest Pacific Tuesday Oct attempt by the Japanese to land nt recently cap- tured enemy base on- the coast of Now Guinea hns been repulsed Generat announced day was captured by the Australian Ninth division October 2 The defending Australian destroyed of the Japanese at- In n right The Australians repulsed two north of The of by General 9 declaration that Its nd sped out caught In the b The unidentified plane hnus holh v month l mility holding company act anil the in untilla I can hr Cattle Run Sets Record In Stockyards in West The told tha I mitten that a third can lire for lend n or second child and with thi minimum rosl of lng a n month Continued nn child nnd 120 extra for additional child Present law WO for for the first and to five Vor children willi of the RX by the new from he man's pay Senate action on house nil that now be- tbr hill nnd lo the White House for 0 the house rejected Ho to IS on n standing vole CIO of for the child nnd for Mid Ihr In Unr with living and would ford of men only thn to them In It lie n military committee for the 120 for n second child and for additional r Uio top of fast Of amount of the popular form Sfl i for re thn mil 11 r purchases April lull morrow In Resol United the w City cat In beef is st 9 nn cattle everywhere but mighty little or the pan So It M the tiny where cattle were history frost has hit behind rims nt extern country market here nnd other stockmen faced with an from Oklahoma feed nrn thinning Mexico nnd for f ho run HeJd The 57.000 head well In Uic and mrl for to feeder where Appeared man and woman Hi londs of fed 10 of Tlic run following otl the for fattening in lie fore slaughtering bettered the previous record on Aug 27 1023 when tom dropped out of the coRO's top run on Nov Ifl n broad for ml thai tile ord run was thn result of greater number of cattle OTV Ihli year in the past with holding back tho lo market until the jnn in run out night nnd six and be to i relations committee hy the of the Chinese Shatter One Jap Column all our complete i the United cooperate IW In InR a nnd honorable pence That the Slates through constitutional Join with free nnd tiona in the nnd maintenance of with power to prevent nd 1 the of the Home of the six who oppose Hie Six Nazi War Prisoners Escape Camp m Colorado Denver man prisoners of war escaped inp night from the Colo camp the of Three of men were of then ind tiie other on I of columns driving north In western to a Chinese move into Burma to Join a possible Allied offensive from has been broken up and forced Into scattered the Chinese high command mlA today The Chinese communique which Couched only briefly for the first time In a number vt the operations in western Yunnan Identified the column us one which pushed to river opposite Lukti nnd said It hnd losses On the Burma front d the s Point the navy be the main battle along the Same air fields Hare been con- within one day after tha i woa Irom tho enemy One of tho biggest Is the restoration of dubts Taranto Ban other cities mie in desperate of water after destroyed sections of their systems Foe On the Eighth army trout ing was reported through the streets of 10 miles southwest of on tha Adriatic Field reports said enemy was Increasing all along that front Gen Clark's American troops re- polled three strong Nazi counter- before they captured ronc a strategic mountain hald 22 miles from the mouth of tho Vollurno heavy fighting appeared to face the British ans driving from tSs mouth The Narla were on the sico ridge above the river and already had made several strong counterattacks from their Solly position from the sca to Nation at It appeared lo small monoplane It immediately dived tempt to elude the the navy said reversed itg course sped ut to sea at low altitude The navy announcement said n was surmised the plane was launch d from a submarine that its wRs Tho said its approach appear to indicate 1L craft on a reconnaissance mission Apparently after the recent con hero of ad- and the raids on Wake and Rabaul New Guinea the are anxious to know what Akron O Oct may ho brewing at Pearl Harbor compani The mission may have been linked with the raid over Mtu tn tho Aleutians last week in which British from New Saturday on the town of on the Burmese const about 100 miles of tho port of The nlao n number of on told of the up Tho Chinese estimated tho forces In tho Yi tt eliminated nil of centers to the north west as far lip the New Guinea an Matin ng The enemy struck at Oro bay 30 miles south of New Guinea Twenty-four of the 35 they sent Allied Dipping there wore shot down South Pacific forces a and a coastal vessel anil attacked Solomon Island airdromes in n of the reported an additional 33 planes shot In the fighting over New Guinea last enemy o the disposition of American forces Honolulu was disturbed in March 1915 by enemy which dropped three or four In tho wooded drive VCR ion No damage was caused TF.ACHKH Erie Oct After a Uness Dr C J 43 social science Instructor at State Teachers college yesterday in a hospital here had been a of the Corry draft and pastor of the Christian church at Bojc county Says Oakes Was Killed For Revenge and Hy ll V W JONliS Oct A negro prolocutor British justice today for Alfred De charging he with to death his Harry he feared he would lose his for a share In the tremendous fortune The was the RW court chamber where the defendant In a prisoner's dock and peered through lie bars al the robed court and lawyers did the 12 jurors who decide whether he must die for murder Selection and swearing of took lens than ap hour then A F Addorley special prosecutor to loll the Crown's for DC last July and savagely bludgeoning tho millionaire before leaving him to die in a bed The 105 persons who could In room leaned to every word while Do sal en a wooden bench folded Ills arms his chest and at the ceiling Illn Nancy Sir eldest waa not on Fourteen 1 Rubber Firms Get Ready for Output Of Civilian Goods re beginning lo war production o the of civilian items with at least two concerns shifting sin war work to other A conducted hy the Beacon showed that workers arc being trans- erred from the manufacture of war goods to production for civilians as he industry prepares to work ward the government's goal of synthetic passenger bile lives in Ahout 1.000 employes arc being pleased for work on civilian goods with the Firestone Tire Rubber decision to move Us ng gasoline tanU division to x cased plant st 0 Goodyear Tire A Rubber Co moved some of lie war operations to Bedford Mass ana Lincoln Seb freeing other ol for tire production here The B F Goodrich Co IB ed lo resume soon the duction of such Items as rubber heck and raincoats eral Tire Rubber Co never tailed its tiro production hut as well as of other com- panies has been mainly foi war hicles since Pearl The program for tires the for cars Sinn Francisco Oct The entire complement of a sized merchant vessel torpedoed by an enemy submarine in the South Pacific in has arrived here the 12th today The crew Included 42 mcd
