Y TO CHECK REVOLT
Hearing Is Resumed
At Greenville Into
Meadows' Accounts
New Hopa
NEW HOPE is given cancer victims
us the result of a treatment dis
tovercd by James Henry Mitchell
(above), British scientist. It was
developed from the idea that the
parathyroid gland might prevent
the growth of the disease or c.v.isa
it to regress. Experiments havo
been encouraging. (intcruat:oual>
Kncx Claims
Arabian Oil.
Is Now Vital
Navy Head Rails
At Oil Companies
Opposing Project
Washington. Much L'l.—(AIM —
S»'i ict.uy ol the Navy Frank Knox
del i.ired In lay tli.it .■ "l<•• ot selfish
i.. companies' siMiild not bo ih'i
i. • • t-ti to interfere will .1 planned
i .iiMnielitin ot 1 trans - Arabian
pi I 1 line to move oil ti'iiin S.i ml 1
A ,ii .in holds fur 1 iso l>y the fluted
i\at ions. - .%,
Kimx di.sclo.~od that tin- decision
to li ..ld the pipeline a> primarily
.1 military nmvo and second rdy an
attempt 1.1 moot tno probloins ol a
rap illy dwindling supply ot pet 1 ol
eum reserves in the Ainoricaii hem
isphere. '• "■
Tiio proposal, he said, call.- lor
tapping ;i billion-barrel reserve ot
0.1. which would play a major part
111 a --tiring a continuing supply ol
! el ml tor 11 .val craft and petrol
c m products for pianos.
"Any new source 111 the Km >pean
flii ■ during th<- war s bound 10
reduce the amount ol Aincricun
oil used and nlso shorten the haul,
wn.i h means a saving in tankors.
In -aid. alter pointing out tliat nine
ty pel cent ot the oil u 1 i was troiii
Ami 1 iran reserves.
Hi- dded that it would lie "(11 11 ir
1'in: range advantage" t" utilize the
Arabian oil for lviropi ion an I far
eastern needs during the war.
Rocket Coast
Again Pounded
By U. S. Planes
Iiiiulnn, M.ircli t. I i \ I * > l»ti
t;uu . l>a-od An!«•»• m ;• 11 I• •uTJitors
heavily bombarded the I' il«- ('.ilais
"rocket C|" area acro-s t»n' c ii.ill
nel today. It was the econ I lieav y
attack mi that sector in lltree da>
HAK heavy bomber-. hi small
force, struck the \nuotilcine e\|'l'
ive works in southern Ki imr la '
iinjht in ,i cuiiliii niiij nor! i'i I l am
I'Jiikii .mainsl s|>(ciali/.ed enemy lac
'"lies, while Mii~i| uto planes bombed
Weiii-ni Germany lor the eleventh
UraiKhl night.
German mMoncc wa» negligible
and not <i plane wa- Inst. Annoileinr
)« sixty miles nil thea>t <>l Horde Ul\
It was Hie second blow Uansl
"n explosive works 111 three n;;:hts
fsx-lon "fnrliiry busier " were
dumped on a plant at l$eri;eiae. in
lac sumo area, Saturday night.
~
ECTC President
Calls Witnesses
Of Own to Stand
Cirt'rm III'. X. March LM -(.\l')
III ste s III hast I : 11 > i 11 I (Mi-Ill l> |
College heard 11i>m;it tcstim my '
Iiki.iv as Ilu v ) ursued their i westi- .
ra'ion <>r tlu1 :i of SlU.intu
!• r which i st it#- auditor*:. report |
said l'iesid< til l.i >n |{. Meadows h;ul
i" 1 accounted
Witnesses lor !\ ead>ws were als > !
heard ;.s the public livsirinu. the third
In In Id on I lie subjeet, continued.
Attorney Cieneral llarrv Mi'MnI- i
lan eallcd It. L'. Boiling. of Norrnlk.
\' i . a piano lontr, :» testify alunit
a chci I: n ade oat in him tor $.>H.'l.0a. !
'•••. Mdo ■ h; (I stated at a previi'n;
Ik: ? iti'i tliat lie had paid I toll in/; that :
s'lntiu■"t h r t mm" pianos at t !e Col
lege.
1: >ilim: s;.<l today lie had nevw
' rmnl ;i elieek t> i Sa'iH.ll.i, which,
he id. he I'ttdiirscd aiul returned to.
ti:e college. ■ st-nsibly in- the p.ir
i it :.i- o! land iU.-iriii!ient
Yi. I. Widiuliiiu.-e. one ot l e State
it' rs. -aid the . -dit o: .\ie::il »w i'
:r .o ill! : id iu t r.chried ail it-ill
S! I .'(()(• i .] i in- i an pit. Iirrl. i<• cause
tli lund v . s not hand! u i>y Mea
dows |<< i s ally " lead.jw. had tes
ril hi' liandled appniMiiiat' ly SI I
• Mil mi re than was :liowii i i the a i
dil's ! til Widi nlioii.-e w.i i .ilh-n
by Mi Mtdlan in an attempt to n »u| •
the collcgi president's stall mi ll's.
W. M. Mellenry. now living at
Pi rtsn outli. Va.. who v. a: buildin:;
and gr muds supervisor at I'.. ('. T. ('.
until I>eceini>cr, lestitied he d.ii iioi
• i lemin r two items oi Staiii :>11d
\vh eli Meadows had said ii:>ri .h" ..
l aid 11■, cement used at the instilu
ti'»n
McHcnr.v also said if Ki l'.v Smith
did SI.<>41.77 work .it tin- i- iliw,
as Meadows had slated, it w.'. in t
done while the witness was e nine.-l
ed with the instituti u Irom 1 y:i7 to
last December.
Meadows, who cross - exan ned
witnessed ; >> they appeared. • ti! four
nvmbet's 111 the collt".e sla't to the
-tiiul t' ti ti:v tii.il they believed
Melienr.v v. -s unreliable. The fn :r
"•ere M.ss l!uth White. Miss Annie
Mort . . dean "f women: Miss F.li/a
beth Smith, assistant dean, and Mi..
.Nu'"i<"> IJanxtt. secretary to the pres
ident.
Dr. Clyde A Krwin. State ■
inU'iuleiit i I public instruction. wlii
was presiding, ruled that no briber
testimony ot the kind W"iild be ;>. -
lilted.
Olll.v a tew spectators v. ere | r -e't
when the lit ai i g in'vl ii> tlx- col
lege .id111.i .tration huildiii".
Evidence On
F CC Bungling
Is Promised
Washington. March 21.—(Af1)
IJepro.-cntiilive Miller. Missouri He-!
I»ul>I»«•:•!). id toiay ho would pro.
dure iv.d suitor-; who would siib
st ntiate .1 slory thstt a United Si;i 1
(i.issporl w.i- l imped l»v tin" .lapa
tH'.-c m Ala liiin V iters "Inti.-i- <>l
l)im«lin«" oi Keclcral I'oinmunica- I
lions ('iiiiiiv . inn.
M llei ' "it mii w.i. made ;t! H'
sumption 'il hciii nil!-. I>y ,i special
' House committee inve filiating I hi* j
KV.
Hi- ipie.t itin 'I Cli l ie- It. Denny,
chief roun i'l <>l the aueiiey. .ihoiil
: the task force retHirt. hieh had !
been aired ut |ire\ ions e >iiniiitteo
session...
Miller a.-serted that Ad uiral Stan- J
ford (' llo »|ter. I'lnner IV.mI It.elm '
. rienmunie.i1 "i>- oflicor, "ii.nl heeti
l siletieed hy i .el .li\e unlet," >•' lie
could hark ii| tiie veracity ot tin*
| report, too.
Cotton Higher
Around Noon
Ne-.v York. Ml ifh 21— (Af)—
Cotton I iitures opened ten cenN a
li.ile hmhei In leu cent lo-.\<r. Noon
I values were "J" to til cents .■ bale I
lusher. May 20.BI. .Inly Or
toiler
I'v. t "I" <• (»p'-n
Mav 2«.77
.Itilv 20.111,
O,t'o!.er )"<!•« II' 'it
Dcrrmi.cr IMI ,
M.m:. ittK) iii-m if •> 1
NAZIS PUSHED OUT OF CASS1NO
«rv
THESE PILES OF RUBBLE greeted Allied troops when lh<-.v entered t .tirh
disputed Cassino alter it received one of the heaviest aerial and artillery
poundin.'.s of the war. Here a British trooper inches forward to blast
out an isolated snioer's nest. (International Uadiophoio)
\V.is'iinc'(>ii, March !l.—i.M'i
—.\iii<rir.:n siilir.l.tiill's iiju-ral
iirj in Paiili- ,\at'M>, ii.ivr Of.
•strii.*-I'll another .sixteen .I,i|i.i
isese shi;»;,. In iiiRiiu: in J:i the
iiiiiuliir nl eittin.v cr.tlt miiiU.
|ii iiliaUlv sunk, or ;I.idi.i?;i<1 ;»>■
stiiiniet sililcs, i in- Navy aii
ii:u:nretl.
"i • •«• i- .i! . h-jmu U1 I ;n .1 i .m
11mili<!*it> ii .. .MM by Si vrrtary nl
Ihc N.ivy I-;., at ,i licu.i ec»iifi»r
:hv include I iwii tallki-.v, i.i vital
mipi>i1a:iec it moviiiK tuel I.i kri-p
tile Ja;» ncse bases in uperalioii.
AI * * MM i>: t • •• * r 1:1 , nl
I'll", ill lr> . tin ;ii \ •ni'l.iiy
leii' rlcd.
Ti:i* '• ■ i*ihii: iii | c Xo.
"i'.njlir : i in I I'.n K.i.,l:
■•I. L'llitfd SI: t, - :iri.:i• !»', |kiV «■
rt'l >»►! t • •. I till- ;! IK !i« II 11111 *1 -11 VI'
M'l til ||||I" < Itill' t •! 11 .1 V
iii i)it'sc* \v;i«i. .i ■ !• i|l«»w
"One l.c .i' li -ill. 1.1 >i I. niir 'in .iuiii
Is' n.s|tni'1, atii l.ir;;i! t.ir.l.vr, nine
medium fro r . I .'.li -II ;■ I I
iriii^htiT-. mi" i!!vi.i.:iii I.IM..I I.
Tlir <• .Hi :i. li;i\r lint In • ..11- '
IIOUIU-ucI 111 iiny picviiill- N;iv> l)l'
piirtiticnl c<iinniuiii<|iH'."
38 Escort Carriers
Are Sent To Britain
Washington. .March •»!.— < A I*»
■—Sriretarv <>l IIk* Navy Kims
aiinoiiiiertl today that :!S escort
aircraft carriers limit in the
I nit I'd Stale* have been de
liiercil In (irrii Itril.iin under
the lend-Ie ise program.
"I'his ll< i 1 ill :;k carriers will
lie a pari nl tJs« aiiti-siilimaiinc
fleet of the Allied nations,"
Knov saiii at a news cinilcrciirc.
Tin* CMitrl earners. of ap
l>roximatel\ 111.000 tons reiilare
mi'iit each. Iia\ •• liern one of the
must potent weapons ac iinst the
(irrniatls ill the Alluiitie.
Knov pointed out that with
tin- ilt'livvr.i ot the (!raill\ little
ii.ilt tn tin- Hritish. lilts remain
in i>|ii'i itinii with the I niteil
States fleet.
Two Cities Destroyed
By Vesuvius Already
Naples. Miii-clt -Jl (AP) A great
•trciim >>: i 1.1\.■ |nhhv<I otil of the
•r.ilt r «•! Ml Vesuvius it ;■ S|)Ct"rt »>(
Oily II. ill .ill h mi ;.1 null IikI.'V
Operation Mix-Up
THE PARENTS of one-year-old Tim
othy Mutphy (left) have filed s
SI0,000 suit oR.iinst a Chicago doc
tor, charging that while in the hos
pital suffering from pneumonia ho
was given tin abdominal operation
intended fv another child, lie is
Men with hi.j mother and twin
brother. 'International)
without lw"- "f ■ >«t■:-!«I»111*. :iii<I tin*
i • • >I'*■ 11 I : • I , I ,i li i ii . i!.i„r
< It lilt " . !i |>r IIItc I de
>t i • y 1 ■. i ■
.Mir I... • I ■>( Si:i S !. ts
ll.illo ;m<l \i ' S'" I ;»• 1.|\,|
jii..ini. ■ • i• n!'l :'!>!» v.mis
wide, went i ill % i >'.i. below
S.iii S< h.i 11. • i I' |' i < l"\\ (.'(I ,i. it
Wollltl! I • I• <11 "II I.nil
TIm mr .111(if Tcwl
WIT It'll -11.11<•<t tlx
v hileli ■) ' i I t > within I
fol'i Ml M -. tou 11 I. ill. t nil •>! SI ill
A I II. V t! I '*1. I 111* tl'll I . 'l I »>!
ttl tlin . i''ii ■ oi tin fitlu*i
Iwi vili.i.;i ii.i i".; the night. N'<
ca.-u.il1it v. i-ii i imrtt'd.
'!'| i' ( | il|it I' ll i m I'd lit <- • t |i|'oii
t'fly 1«■. n 'i iinly fr< m Hie Intr
lit tltc • I" r '• :l r ■ I" -t> il" t m f
of mi ll i i. .mil vim y irils ■ i tin?
s|o|M •>.
Tlie (Vill'IKllii II \v:t« !>«•_: Ill ;i! I
in. ycalerday id Hie tn»lt»n river.
IIuv.'H'^ i! .i t.'i ot f \ e l.i tin (i-i't
;i minute. h <• i" ■ n |> "it( !• tli m
hiil! ;i it I fruit i ■ t Si*lt i:-ti,ino.
Rails Stage
Brisk Rally
\>u Vol I;. Maj-h L'l (Al't
Hiiiltt rattled briskly in Indtiy'n atnek
iiiaikrt At I!'It V.rrr U. S.
f f 111»! »( r. (;' ii oif i«ti, (!<kkI vimi and
Western fit "A'" :nt'l "ii". Ahead
were i' s steel, Oetierul Motunta
Chrysler, mid Vncrican Tobiiwo
citinmitti .mil "15".
UoihIs iind (.•«, ;no(iities .-live lied.
Reds Swarm Across
Dniester River On
Front Of 31 Miles
Nazi Planes Attack
But Without Hope
Of Halting Soviets
Moscow, March 21—(Al') —
The lied army had driven to .
within fifty miles of the Kn-1
muniaii horde* after rapturing t
the highway leading westward]
from SoroUi in l!c<sai*:thia and !
>nia>hinjr two Rumanian divi
sons hurled into the trap in the !
Nazi defenses, front dispatches j
said today.
(Moscow iniiiidcni the Prut rfv<
lli< t !'• II' Until • *i .ill i ■ i|> i I I
I! ens ir. 1 ;»»•• 11m'i. i'\ i t I'ks:.
taiiian iii-k1.' winch previously t>.<
been nart • <S" Itinnania.)
The it ii s > i a n s. M lio have
swarmed aero.- the l>nic-tor ri- ,
ver into licssarahia on a .'tl-milc
Irnnl, have hern ;ililc l>i li'ins
l.iiius anil Inavy artillery across
in strength mi <■ rin.hi imitlnTtns
capture! in V»n» | »l. .1 Inltl tlis
luili'li t> l.»e arm.v newspaper
Itcil Star said.
The* dispatch mldcd tiiii the I>nics
It crn .-i 114s luive Im i'X|kiihIi'(I
.aid 1". < r.il 1 11 ( ri : !• t .1)1
11« red.
litStar ..... «Senium
lit" !v - !< 1
ra
11 -
throw n across the stream.
•M the other end u! (he I
I'i.'ii ir-.in !|ie IfnsMan* \v
parted 11' >i;I for a now Jirea
alter !'»• capture ..I M-.^ilev-Poil. I
sUi. -ii ... , li iM. . |i . .. t ,,
l!" It« '■ river, which fell t.. the
Ite.l army Siiiuiay. f
I'..1 to lite north 11 1 in-si* o;ii 1.1.
• Ions, a f'i «; the lirst |Jj{ ,.i..j
: •my is only r>~ miles from lavuw
11 pre-war I'nlanrl and witii'n Mijut
* t tli*. city <1 Iiroay.
I: u.i> n'.t dear whether the Rus
ci p| .|,i,..r| ;o sti.rm P.n:dy or
by pa i! in :hcir advance -.n Lwow.
Nazis Fight
Back In Hotel
At Cassino
Willi llii- Fifth Army at Cas
sino. .March *!l.—<,-\l»•—to-mian
I loops touch! Unit \\u\ liatk
inlo 11*«- UTri'kril <>«iiliii4*iit.il
linti'l loil.iv. lairiiiv ilrfriiMvs in
tin* soutliw rstn n pari of ( a^nm
anil in (lie hill. Iirhiml. stiffi'tird
as I.I. (ii n, Itirliurd I.. Ilriilrirh,
roinmalidti of the first (iciiiiaii
Itarai'liiiif troo|i division, trird
to malic goud his boast that lie
would throw Hit' Allies out of
( assino.
\i .*. ,i;<|fi ' ■' V '. t 111
i>;n i< their olfl t:i> . »»• tryinf;
!■> knock the (oTlitai... ■ : "t Inr
< 't>n! inoal.il
German ii" ij>. ]>;> nrMtiv mo rri
b-i .. in* 1 lid ln»*rl im th" d.irknes."
• •I <mi ! v iiidi nili^. ;■ 11 I lnoUQhl 111
me 1* reinforcement I • iil'icl. tin*
I tin ••Ui'.ii tin- " I':: . > ■'< 1 11
.•(li ra 1 «.f 111.- tow 'i
Tiii* r, . •• 1 iv 1 t > . ••
fiJ1«* 1 :IIH p. I III'' nun.1 -t'-i y ,
Bt(l|l Ml t";»r-J.ill'» o\\ n ntt. 1 'i.- lull 1
pn . -in .vi- l!ii\ \ 1 ■ <• tl'*'eiHt- I
in*: Ml 'ul.i»M..i'\
Hill Ii;:. im 1 -•*. n..v. h.. .1 wide
i;n (||c ii| 1111 n ' • p >tii "l any '
Allied •*: - - Allied In.-p. J
• till li.il'l I II 'I I>i*Iiiii I the
III-.*. 11. \\ll • < iri - III till. I • It;; 1
111 ri |»r..ti*'l counter .itl.ir!.:. Ii\:ir; III I
lake it.
•flic Cicrmaii <•!'.. t t<i r<Hr.i|ilui*o I
I i 11* hotel and adjacent siren was
r\|MM'tcit. in*' 1 in*- • * • tniiiijiici-l -
are iiii.'.iit tin- "ii'i* tin1 \cw , I
laii'li i s mi:;ltl I..: •• In Im* thi n i::li
lite n n .1 nti.! nil' ny Ii 'ii'.;h'Id 'ill
CWiiin further heavier as-ail*- »»n
Castle Hill »•••*• -I. ■ nice
ii (iuminiilcs almost Hie entire eitui-I
in inly.
MECHANIC SCHOOL
TO BE SUSPEtNDED
\«. .1 • lit? 'II. Ma I :M. : MM
T' War I icpartHu nt .-a. I today
1111' i\ .. 111 m median i- cliniil al N* v
! 1 ■ 1 r 1 .1.ilnts.11 lu'lfl. ii".tr (>ohl i'ii o.
N. c.. tt in in* discontinued bout (he
i*ii*l !•; March."
f'asic training and other pr ifjranm
a! tin- lu'ld will ciuilintic "011 aiioui
I he atnc basis a- 'iei elofore." Imw
I'Vei*. tin- department said, ad'iai^
ih't ihe mechanics school wits a
in t or part of the activities .1 tin*
field. . ~
Knight of the Bath
GEN. MacARTHUR, coirini.imtcr nf
Allied forces in t!ic Southwest 1\«
cifie, wears the Order of the
which he received a few day a«o
in Au tialia. This is one of tho
liitdie t d coon.lions given by the
Unti .ii empire. U." S. -Signril < '. i |>a
ltadiophoto. f lulcriiat tonal >
Struggle At
Cassino Is
Still Fierce
Allied Headquarters. Naples.
Mareli 21.— (AIM—New Zealand
trunks of Hie I'iflli Army have
wired nut part of the remaining
fortifieatiotis on the western
rilne ol ( assiim. lint the Nazis
have heen mnlon eil and a trim
sii iisjk!«■ run!inin s. \llied head
quarter* iinnoiieeed tuda.v.
Many more .•..• 11 |ii .sunci .>
were taken.
"I- i- re tulit. .. e-.tr iue.l for the
fifth 'iay for possession of Ciwinu
ml .eui'ly witho.it .• deei.sion." a
eadii'iarier- «•*!.••• ■ 1. Within the
I ' 1 ■ • . ■ -
eeedetl .11 > : ngiiift u,' reinforce
tiirn; < Sun iay night, .itul in -iipinti up
tlil: llffll Sl(W.
A ': (» ijjh tv. • tan I -e
Germans »>•••! pliiee.l the lobby
t»i.- Continent >1 hotel were
I.iim ...| . <kI !• •••• taken
•i. ■ e <o i i m> • Iwt.i
i ,rei< (
hliloi- ■>«!
I)
■
WI r *li"» i t I A .. I .|, I ; •
I ■ '
nilCry hill. These Iro hail ;• nit i
a xniltll p'fltcail I i!l . v • .
(in i l I lie • t '1,1 \ . v. I
r« >a ' *11 ■ t |io i ■ •,
;.o nr III.ii« {• I v :»m'I|i|| ; t i i ei
{Nick Irnins hato been n «blt ti
■mike liio a-n-iit.
UiL/Wi8k2t<
KM! NORTH ( AKOI.IN \
t'air *.» parlh elotltb and
slishtlj (aider tmiiKhl: Wednes
day inereaslliq elotidmes* and
slightly wanner.
Hungarians
Resist But
Move Futile
Rumanians Sent in;
Russia Likely to
Enter Situation
London. March 21 — (AP) —
Heavy (ierinan oceupyinK for
ires—upward 11!' men by
lust estimate- here—were hc
ll(\c<l hi !»<• drh.nn into Hun
vary today as Hitler moved
swiftly in strengthen his Balkan
lines apair t Russian armies al
ready in I5e.-sarai>ia.
s mi Minuiii i • were reported
fii;hl in: ti: . .(i, ;it the call
i : (t. IS- I. . • . :i »:m Naz.« r<>
■ !'•••; citnli I •! the < i nler »f the
t.y lh > indicated by tne
; • i ; . i t:.. ji .i !!i news agen
iar i iddny broadcast sound
<•'1 .. tlr i .ill v.ys serene.
I u< i ii'.i'J'Mii i e |i oils I rum
Sti.rM'olm suitl Hut Iw n Ruman
ian divisions \\ • it ani->iif; the
II't'i i* tin- 1.1 Mn.i s had -.i-nt into
I'Mit-niv, i>.i Oi-if |i*i \ » «jr
!' : rc ; ti lijr b$ the llun
Kill
•i the i"t«>r
! "• ' • •" !'• '»'•<
• i • hi illlit •
■ ire ..ml
. II i«e ..in ttneed
\:i :. n'.i I Nicholas
!! rtliy. t • regent. bad been seized
. V e I ' . ■. ieii. :.. 11 I.Mldotl saV.'
i.i" I'M.s'in doubt ibent.
IV ex peel i :l dflormitivd and pro
I . (1 re.- italic
II tli«- (ii-rm.in- take ovrr civil
as \\<ii as milil;:ry rule. large
numbers of Jews ^ til I in Hun
«:ir\ may expect to suffer.
it is likciv Iii.il Kussia will
t.d.c the opportunity to intensify
its propaganda, calling on the
Rulkau Slavs to overthrow Ger
man-dominated leaders and join
the Soviets in a common fieht.
A reliable direct report from the
rti Ik tin* :.:<l Hungarian troops bud
fought ii th f• > in.in and Rumanian
fcrces in . ihe southeastern frontier
around Arad.
The M'.i.iu. r.iiii radi'> station opcr
I by t: . r: y . r< adrast regular
appeals 1i • >ps 1o resist.
Beta Imredi. former premier and
foreign minister. m cooperation with
other Hungarian Naz'.s. was reptvUd
forming a collaborationist govern
ment.
The.-e -.m !• direct r« ports said that
:too i. i ci i • win tied ! > Germany in
.1 ii • \ !• .i1 'oid .i i "urtmar'.ial had
ii' i:ed • • lluiiLi.iis "I'hey were
I' ted I '.I ill, I:: red I •».- liOfliS Of
a tilth column.
Fourteenth
Body Taken
Prom River
P.isMir. x. .1.. March 21.—
i \ I' i—\ fourteenth Imcly was
rniivcroil .iiiil .i lrnla(ivr list o(
seven missiiii; persons was es
tablished (nil iv as police and
Hcil • kis workers sought to
learn l!ic (IraIII l<>ll in llir plunge
<•1 ,i inss into I he Passaic rivrr
> cslci <la v.
I'olicr i:iapi»l«*«l in llir IK fool
Imi i;i' channel In low llir Market
street hiiilvc Ixlucrti Passaic
.mi! \\ illiugknn. I' was from the
»•• \ sill face of this bridge that
tin- l>os |iliniK'°<! into the water
\ l'<ll'|'(I.I V.
< >'' • i • i• • I sodden paises
it I i•'11«-i • 1< ' found hi the bus
v. t • n i .i ■•(! from the river
I t n ;;ht.
Me. • • li e perr-ms who nor
mally look i In is aero- s the river
' ; i i. 'i hour wen;
; irlt'fl iiii ii}i b.v their l.nn;lies,
••1 • i ■ • t > •iim'I 1 he pi.i se ot
l . ! I I' .- a ,lift ol a man
I,..- olI'i i - I, led.
S . (i ■' ii ;• . nily -in \ ivors
• t I;.-, ..• ■ <i two rose le workers
'•'(* i I M u • condition in
Ivi.arta'.s loday.
|; .iIt • ■ irtic o| the de rl were
• "w- i I l.i ' n-.;li1 when Hie bus
-'el It -"i the river bottom
■it <■ dei « oi i barize by a 40-ton
• i .tun el..tie. Bodies ol two
,ip i rn pi .s-eiiKers were recovered
troin the river earlier. and a third
died shortly alter beiiiK taken t<i
a nearby war plant for treatment.
( >:»• ol :lie dead was pedestrian
pil.'iel from the bridge as the bus
ipped through the v,.aid rail about
}'• a ui. yesterday during u sleet
storm.