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   Monessen Daily Independent, The (Newspaper) - October 15, 1942, Monessen, Pennsylvania                               I WEATHER Occasional rain today and tonight The Monessen Daily Independent PAY DAY WAR DAY NO 92 THURSDAY OCTOBER THREE CENTS SOLOMONS BATTLE JAPS LAND TROOPS A No Violators Reported By Raid Wardens Yesterday PUPILS REACT WELL TO FIRST AIR RAID i afternoon's daylight r raid staged on a for the benefit of public was regarded as a success in Monessen by both defense and school Not a single violation of tions UUK reported to Chief Air Raid George B but rested one recalcitrant man under the tiha refused to take shelter on near Twelfth Dr A John tii of schools the several heM in the schools since the of the tenn last month wit yesterday All wcv promptly when ilc alert signal was and the plans fur children in safe portions of the buildings were tn inlo effect Take When the air mid were in eich in orderly fashion to remaining then the supervision of teachers student patrols until the who hren in the were from with the and reported lo throughout the if the St Leonard's on m their basement in two minutes after WAS find t p dnd hats with them in IPO an i should be i IT A fen at the Holy -i on avenue r mi the school were I and permitted to fro Mr Saylor paid the ice not be permitted m also or no- reported a Bagged 27 Japs Traffic Trouble some difficulty s to n promptly 1 iN area due to p Auxiliary many leave their em- a aleit f Police Alex Snydei f ku member of the 11 on duty before wat sounded I important t s ti my serious j n it tV ner of Donner Fifth where th truck parked i H the street and I II fire on Ray's Drug Remodeling Again MAY FREE M Will Needs For 1943 i WILL CALL MEN WITH WIVES ONLY AT ONCE Oct 15 Major Gen Lewis Selective Service said j day that if the draft is I to IS a Army cun i be built up in 1943 without calling man Jed men whn children I appeared before the j House military affairs committee in support of the Army's request for immediate reduction of the i draft age to 18 i He told newsman just before i stimuli to testify that he had One Soldier lo Another Marines Face New African Front Reds Want Hess Tried Front Slill Flock to Colors As Draft Nears Nazi Air Force Shifts To Africa Front This was one of the many ing scenes as Monessen hid bye to a Kroup of draftees at the station in Donora Tuesday The a new is Pvt A en route to Fort Md Shaking his hand is his who served in the 18 ami Army by the World War und is now quarter- i views they make t h e j 1 men flocked utK offices master the local post of the Veterans of Foreign In the on Richard Crosby of t are two M t- rme L Maj Robert of the Smith down Ifi I d 11 They have been v the vy an jted Suites Hitler Shaking High Command London Reports of men with children i would become necessary in the last j quarter of IMS j we can meet the j Army's announced requirements i for a force of men 1 out the induction of married men with lie added that the ion of married men with wives only would immediately in order to fill the Army's call for 3 Deferred He told the committee that Service manpower pool j now includes men I red for mental or moral disability and in classes and deferments for i cultural or for war work Without the draft of 18 and 19 i year Feb Selective Service would be required to make the hard choice of taking men out of industry or I agriculture or with dependents Hershey that a hall last to pay of men can be tll Frank drawn from the present 18 and 10 sear age groups he moie youths who M 18 Louis win the j Since the Army on Jan 1 will at in excess of arid i monial under the auspice To Fill Army Quota 98 White 8 Negroes Will Be Examined At Greensburg October SO The local Draft Board released today names of who have been cil j to ibey I for the under i law in the Navy mil I officers their est session the lifter Oct S but to prevent Japanese from landing reinforcements on have destroyed 3 planes und with teries have hit seven Japanese ships including a But the enemy to pour heavy forcements into the a communique today said fty Ilitis in n new tire lift i from school farm dieted and shiit Crusty told in i they si ill needed Un MI most trf them took d bid Invi I papers home fur the in turos But some the j on control in the it this winch on Included in the croup ure 98 white men and eight from other are John 417 consent wasn't dent Roosevelt had fund ile City Donora Baseball Is Honor More into the Donora Methodist Chutch en men Is of 18 und ol is 1 There were bv in id nci of Hie possible til tin ast nvo days j only Her Son Kidnaped Fifty per i llin would n Haldir nf in the man fr aid in a nf men nf i time 1 on j are the film for an I of The prescription j nt wilt be considerably will the and departments The work is i by the Phillip RHeher of iti the Jin t f in- a b.i-l I I- the the widely in it Hitler In f of the mi iven The tinin u vilh the will he for j the ac j 10 L There no n d all tlic the of mr r of on the bi lief would He in German i-ariy in tember One whith here id nt a in hn August Stalingrad should he taken then a line -o on Page its at the end of is to be only j the induction of IS and and the men incr of 18 probably the needs His appeared to the nation's Selective Service picture tn the end of Future Uncertain Drafting ufter that will depend on future developments Army Chief of told the committee yesterday that manpower ments after can be estimated by no one until late next summer The House committee snd the Pensile military affairs working at double speed to complete action on the 18 IS legislation They planned the educational problem they create by sending the teen-age into the Army Donora Ignored By Air Raid Warning At p m the state of but not in Donora Fot the following IS fic was in air raid and civilian defence corps were active everywhere in the but not in Donora In Donoro life went on ai usual Abe chief air raid den at said the control center in which is manned 24 hours a failed to receive any communication from He said a change in the personnel aM a new at the Monongahela center may have been responsible of the Donora Zinc Athletic Pittsburgh writers him with a tironxc mi ir- beih of Zinc save the athletic- stai a pen und il set I Musial who stilled one of I bull's climbs in after he had Buffered to throwing anit in bj an of pft for clean and in tht face of the choked with emotion he his fans ir his ability lo the Knide in league Among the considered tht of all timt a of the Pittsburgh n of the dean of the Louis of the Cleveland of Pitt Howard W of Charles Doyle Ed ter sports Bob an- on ladio KQV tind K W Kemp as- to vice S Steel and M M Nettie chairman of the tee Dr Grant of a holiday in honor of the youthful hero 1 Ninth St Anthony I St chiu aii St John AVI John 113 Pa John Albeit Kail Ave Harry Steve John Ave Nick Nick ii-F 5 IS St 1 11 1 Pricedale Area Plans Honor Rniwi St Victor S John Ave Frank ri r Avf Sieve K HiJ Ave Andrew 11 I Ka t Sr boon maker Ave 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