Philadelphia Traction Men Relax on 'Sick' l.ist
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Whatever it was that ailed them and caused I’liila lei cilia's imilminni and drivers In repot i ili-m ,.|vr.
"sick" as thr> retrained tiom taking out their irolle s ears and I uses, Hir ailment didn’t pirienl .«in. of
them trinn smiling as tliis picture was taken I nl the < it\ s car hams, Philadelphia’, ’.(.MMI.OOO pupol i
ti'Mt, deprived of normal means of transput t, had in nan epidemic of sore fcrt. rny police mil.in . , ,»
signed details of patrolmen and detectives to iai bains and teiminais. (Intel national Soimdphoto.>
Umstead Firmly Against !
Cutting Rural Schools
Missy* Dies
PERSONAL SECRETARY (o President
Roosevelt for twenty years until
her retirement a year and a halt
ago, Miss Marguerite ‘'Missy” Alias
he Hand, 4H, Somerville, M eiSS.j
rl:ed at the Chelsea, Mass., Naval
Hospital, tallowing a four-year il 1 -
ces“ (International)
Wilmington
Area Nearing
Normal Again
_
Wilmington, Aug «b (AP) While
itihtu s <'mp|i,y in;ide r»• p• iir ' I »
sower and telephone circuits with
he 1 ir»j»f> nt restoring full ..eivirr t"
light, re idem *>t tm in . 1 "pt
Wrightwil]e end C'.rrehne i'-he
rnv esked today to c<*n-ci "c tier
Aatci ilipply.
A . in ill pump \e,i . running at
Wighhvillc, bid the in nn uni e <>( ]
e- itci was not functioning, md prr- :
>"ii • • »n Carolina Bench w‘5ro j -l.cd
*y health officials to boil their wut- |
-1*
A toady stream oi person.- "h>|
ta.-dily abandoned th.eir re.-nrt hom^.r
iotr!; md cottage before a liui ric.in* j
''vept i\-p)- the beache> Tuesday *
"ght moved across the r.mseway • j
out not until they had satis- j
bed ite highway patrolmen that!
•hey | .el hi j.,me • there. OH i< ia I • 1 -
',;fsr 11 appeal to . ight-seeis to beep |
ava
t* • beaches vere expected f be I
1 cc■ ng normally within a ie ' ,
.la v
r tropical hurricane, vhicli j
dn. Wilmington .mil it adjoining
du| , 1 and resort be eh n'oo
I'li night, caused over <)()().'IIXI
P|n / damage, official c lunawd
'day
•P 1 ,pt. evacuation of 11>,<><>tt per- 1
’nns from the beaches prevented e
l inus i asualties, but ten per oil - were
hospitalized in Wilmington as a result
'1 injures suffered dmogcmlw emlwv
Pi lures . ultered during the t.lonn. i
sveatherT
FOR NORTH CAROLINA
Fair and mild toniftht: partly
cloudy and moderately hot Fri
day, with widely scattered after
noon or evening thundershowers.
Warns Sclionl liody
Next I r
Will lake Action
—- I
K.il' mil. Am: • (Ai’)—Rep
i (■ i ii I a I i , r .11 .Ii 11 I m .1' ml, ol
()rnnge count >, t'l*a>r leafier lor
many bill; mi e'l neat ’on, told the
Slate Selioo! I'.oarfl today it
should not reduce the number ol
teaehf r ill rural cle.o! , "be
cause there i the ru1111 • • of
N'ort h ( arnlma."
He i'’ lerrr ft 1 , 111 ,pt 0 '’i lie'
la..: ,,, ,-i. lily II at the Ilia, 1 "I
t ear! a a m union v • I ■ O'""
where ii.• iuuh ami ,;i amniai ;e!omh
are mu i jI ed sll mid not he iv'lured
to |e than lour tel. til an* a -
SI e I e (1 lie I I I i I ly .11 I tie I I'; I - 1 ! Cll
I'ole .fill
I instead said the propose.I ins
In have hufii included in the
school machinery art, m Mil'll later
Mas found to leave the matter
in the discretion of the hoard.
Wilde lie explained that . ■ 111;
no Hue ,', lie said that the next leg
1.. 1.11 in e v ou!d he fully a ■ • • •■ i on
Hie hoarrl's aelion, and tint ' inn -
!• u ity ,l the legislahu . ri l nan
the rm I districts.
•Then■ r- no excuse, said i ’ v.ie id,
'•for de| ■ 1- in:; a amt ry nil I ",
the ei: iratin’ll lie e, ■ Id gel 1 n a r.i.v
school."
Also, "!• . dried, these ir • • mo, • • •!
times, with many chan s • e Ii" il( s
In i nrrea.-e 1 Ii the U o'iiei ! i •; • i i
He i ,'t 1,1 fled II t: ‘ a ! i ee'e, | , llpob;
(ill year , la i (-111<', 111 ed, 'll,I tin’
ci untry child W"'dd I'e an I a ■ |o.jUi::
end
Hi. ir I iVfemhei I, M Via i y. who
pi e\' |,a Isi.V hail e \ 111'e - ’MTU la I
tai d, a ked II aich a eaer. ml ill
.lead rleai'r’hi (I :ii, ” iId to a m 1 ] mlI
1., all i" ’ra 1 .a lio,.1. , no! merely to
Heise ol four teaehei P e -Icod re
plied in the ■ i ht irin.it i' ”
i in reeiaiae.endat j,a] a s , i,'nnl n I
dent (dyne Erwin, the '■■■■:■ ;aok n
11 I lull ell I I an;: ' heal . i ■• • •*
lilt Ult 1 |e pal . I V I on Ihl » i . II|I "'I'
.nrli ii*. ! i■ >n in the h.n1 i - ■: local
ill’ll ■ .
Philadelphia
Looking For
Federal Aid
f'lii! 4clc 11• 1!' i. Aug. 3 - -<AH—The
, I. ,t|.,ri ,|.| i ' |II ' I'lllr I lull C'Pn
fi i (lie While II"U..e today
ini aeti'ui i" 1 n'l i u "i k .tnppage
11,lit Ir irked 1 hr I 11 v 11 -in pill 1 at Kill
u hrrl .i thnrl dav aid i' e '■ i : '■ 1,1
riillt I Ml I* 'd ■ I' ilrilrr, involving N'e
;;t or.; .Hid while
ltpgraning ol eight N'egm employ
,. under a direct ive ol I ’re adent
Koosovelt's Km Knipolynient I’r.ie
tirrs Committee preei piloted Ihe
walkout, which appeared almost cer
tain to end in governmeni seizure
ol the Philadelphia Transportation
Company, with possible use of troop;-.
An official of the transport work
ers union (CIO), who declined to be
quoted by name, -aid back to work
appeals to the H.000 employes had
■■only a ghost of a chance” to suc
ceed'. barring a big break in Washing
ton "
Government seizure, he agreed.
(Continued on Page Three) _ I
Philippine Shill
MANUEL QUEZON
PRESIDENT Manuel Quezon (top),
63, of the Philippines, died at Sara
nac Lake, N. Y., thousands of mile#
from the land he had served and
had hoped to see liberated from Jap
conquest. He is being '^succeeded
by Vice-President Sergio Osmena
(bottom), who has been represent
ing Quezon at Pacific War Council
meetings and making most of tha
appeazanccs for the island com
mon .vealth. (International)
Republican
Governors
Hit New Deal
M. L.iiiis, tug. —( \I*) — ! In
I.epuldiea u governors charged
today that the New Deal’s liand
lin (il war related problems oil
the home front "invites national
disaster," asserting in a policy
statement that “the great prob
lem of peacetime jobs can in*
adequately met only by private
business under an enterprise
(C 'iViiuied on Pago Six )
************ ★★*★
Plans For Surrender Ready
Terms For
Nazis Made
In Detail
Fid. rr ut Ali.es
Can Accept A« lion
I or All of Olliers
Wit Ii i tipt''ii. \ ii;; f \ 1 ’> —
i“l;ni tnr i m 11 j • -i 11.111* f < »| I •»ip
til ! hr 11 r |'r |it|f i nr ml lap r 1.1
(.h rma 11a rr rr p‘.11< d lo t ■ in
ha v* Iic a a,aprk‘ 11 ■■•it in .; rt .• t
11 • • t, i11.
() 111 p a; 11 , 1 a n 1111 a i ■ 1111 111 r i i
provi fon atii ip.'la’, that 11 icy
rail ! p if | i|| I c'm tpr i a I it >ii a ;i a illy
lh> I 111! ri I ;, tat r j!r i •;i! 11 am I
Ku . aa in thr In in i i .1 'victor'..
I' ''I tin . i r i ■ n, pi i i r i >■ 'ii
II" ::>ai' i "i |• I• 'l,■ ■ .■ >[.*•> p.>■.
at Hi.' IVl'i . . ■ .nr) 'I .•!,<■, m
p|11' ipp pp . I" a . ■ 'in iij nil:
i'll- "IV 11 il-v -'I.H : >i a i
U>.v p|p 'till III ■<! a .111 • • I . >111 . •
IV; 11 1111' l 111. . .'ii ■ i \ . ‘V [ r) i ’ I l ‘ ■ a 11
I "I ' I' il' 1 I ' I I I III i I ... ■ I j 11 ■ 11
lit 1 " ' ' t •' i . mny
..'II I !' I I < I <_■ 1 .
• ■ills* virini \ Inin }•( . |) s
I’rune Muiish'1 < huirhdl v< .in.
(I'l\ brought a renew » tt w ave n)
spe e ii la t i fin here tivt uhal will
happen ii the (ierinan-% siirmidri
• list (o the Kussiaiis, or what flit
lerenee it w ill make if thny give
up, instead, to lliifish American
lorees.
The an . -■ *j t. .»i, .».
Ill * * I 11r i a I (111 11 11 •t } i»•; •
11 " 'll I’' -i mal.c in. rjit i cm'ih ••
Neither ,.|(|h \<. ill m.il>r i e>- a it •
peace." t lit her .p|c ill .ccopj
many . 1111< 1 *iid111>aia I in i *• 11d» <
<i nv til i a* -a jil.nr .ireej.! i j i •. • h ■
name ni hi tin- \iinvi },<,v.-ci
Britain and trie fniterl M.he-;
pledged III i« - ill' I: n- n;i | ,|| I I (•>! del a I
Casahlanea mute) eilce cghf rn
months age Ihi. ia loim.diy .;!>
sei ibed !•» it .t Ain a n\v. A • ir: • <•)•
eommrtment 1<\ Stalin, ('liurelnM and
Hoc isc VC It t' * a 111 a cl inn i peae“
and vietoi v, o <11 as m v. .u -. as
made at tin i'elna an eonle .
I . S. Planes Hit
(icnnan Industix
Near Switzerland
Hindoo, \ii(;. .'J — (API—More
III.ill 750 I lilted Slates heavy
homhers from Ihilv attacked (Hcr
man industrial larg*-ts near tbc
Swiss Inn rlii at I'Tictlrirhshafcn
today and the Germans said an
oilier string American armada
was sighted from iatgland ill Hu
skies above ISavaria.
Tin- bcavies struck liiiiiicrniis
objectives in Franc" yesterday
from west and south. Find wea
ther ... the lli-itish hnmh
armada lm the second night.
The Swiss (old of planes flying
Over then eastern districts, touch
mg off sirens at /illicit. St. (mil
liard a nd st Mot it/.
l oi I ' lieots without letup,
salvos fit the living homhs sli*/U
I'llgl.ind toilav in the longest. 1IO
brnkm attack to date.
I in ks In Rupture With \;i/is
I I
\H°r mam months of neutrality. Turkey lias hrrken relations with
(iei man v. The Allies are expected to ask for, and receive, bases from
which to blast the Vazies (ait of the Aegean Isles and tn iltark Nazi
satellite countries. I h** Turkish \» m\ ilong v\ih’i Allied forces may
| move against l*ulgari;i (shown on mapi. whose hordei is reported to
he strongly fortified. (International)
; Red Armies Are N ow
Within Three Miles
Of Prussian Border
Russian f orce Is
Hammering Hard at
Germans in Warsaw
London, \ug. 3.— (AD—.The
(irnn.in r.tdio said tonight th.il
the liiissi.ms had established
two strong hridehoads over the
broad and swift Visula river
one .'57 miles south from the I’o
Jish capital, which was outflani-.
ed and besieged from without
| and within.
\s the siege of Warsaw mien
silied in its fourth dav. amditei
Led army group was hath ring it
the gates of l ast i'nisvi from po
sitions three miles from the it un
tie i.
! Vo? a not In r group a n ini<- :
thron ’ \
i .. *• 'it i in- (- a i j git tnan. di1 .."j ft -
1V o. within 70 mile . cl i ■ r d "
rn bui'.aii i op?», |.l;ioi el the H
. • ’
t> •' • War'h a ai o p ;;*/ ijiile . 1 »ehiv
-iw nv .i ntf| Poland
di, tit Poli h city. Tilt? •an
I>hm!<_>hton Will
Speak ()n Radio
()t (;< (mention
IJaleigh, \ug. \ l*) - (iov
‘ t nor Kiougiiton will deliver i
10 minute radio talk Vjiam’av
night. speaking on the general
• opir id tin- Drmorratie National
< 'invention in < hieago and its
it lation to the peopl,. of North
< a'olina and the smith
J he address will he from 10 t°
Itl lO p ill. ?
:• •!■(».• ■ mI ■ i jLrl to i>• -v » ■ I
I •’ 12 j mi!-:, noiLne-I
Me . \ i ; < \!'i
I i", 1111 n i: i I .. 11111 :i tl'i *
III I I- "I fill l',.l I 1 ’ I 1 I .1 .1 II I M ' I
< I< » i' ii I.i a . ih' 11111 * I \V 1111' ■
1111 i.i ii a i in v 11 iv. . I funvanl
.a a cIhiTininnI 11n v 11'mii cai'i
(i.ifi'I I • i<l- i.• 11• ■ v. hich |ir<>ni
I III 111' :]l I. nt a I 1I , I ' I r;i| rv til*'
v. ii I'i ( v'rnia n nil. R u .-a a n
II miii r 11 a i e, i • 11 a \ a i; i •! •, 111 u i n
i ii i in i n 11. I.ni • In-1' it ' | *i» • •
I i I’m ia n 1 mil lv i in-.
I*'i .i.in t;.innnii ii‘ll' ! (.a i mail
.'a mill- • I ! I ,i | inrl II . i,I
III ,tertu . pm lant I ■ ; ,ia,n
I ! - ti". I».nu. ,l.i i j* I . ! I'm.
111 i ■ -nil I . 111, !, 11 g ■ ■ ' i , • ■ i. 111
I iiljli. Kill, v i , a;: mil'' la .iy
t • rail I ■ i.nls n i-l a ! n.a r-1 111n g.
i '| nl n' it. m >i jimp I.'"I mil ti li
nn j< ini’*
Sviiii' di..|i.i'' l,t d'-i I. a Vi a ..In mg
i igt'l in .n Vni'.ili: .mil U i/aiuy, Imlh
tlnvi’ a Ivs 11. mi i In* | runt ii'i■.
Outside nl Warsaw. Kussiau
fnrees haniniered at slowly
crumbling Nazi defenses in a
narrow strip on the east hank
of the Vistula river. They ap
peared to lie waiting for other
Kussiau forces advancing from
positions thirty mi|j's west of Sel
dclce to join them for the main
(Continued on Pugc §!x)
Americans Now Hold
Two-Thirds Of Guam
V. ... i 1 1C I’IppL t.'i iv'll Ha | 1.01. A'lU
(AI’)_' I onvli ;1111 jlinu.t t hpIp ■ • \ni' i11 an . have blotH-d Hi.
Japanese ip.in ; 111 < > 111 < • r an IipI<I and • hi* * i u ■ 11«• village.- "H ••'nun
and hav captured neatly tun third -»: Hu- former I'nit.-d Sti■ -
jut:. .1ion.
,\ . Anu i i hi Idicr, ami Mm in-' •
carver! mil gen a more than i i: d"
•mill:,.. 1 he i.la'id. tin- doomed enemy
lore.' nl pel hap ID,00(1 men I ■ T• >
urn, lallng i >. i * ■ I; mtn the jungle
eo\ ered plale.. Guam's northern
third. ^ *
There was till no confirmation ol
Tokyo radio reports that Amei icons
had invaded Rota island between
Guam and Tinian. Rota is the last
large island in the southern Marianas
not vet dominated hy the Americans.
With the capture Tuesday of Ti
yuan airfield, a lighter strip in the
center of Gnmu ,lo. Americans . ..
.. a I irlil - .11 tin' Manana ., "'ll
V Mill : I, |1'-| 1. a t l ess range >t .I >pun
I'h ul\ ani'erl Amen.'an 1 n. ;
estei ' i a t nu ■ . the island '. n mi
T . • bay on the vv est coast It i
three inii- ■ ii"i-'n "f the <■;ipt• • r«'ii
e.ip.t ..I. Altana, and mure than ten
miles nnrth nl American-occupied
Port Apia
tin the British New Guinea coast.
1.31)0 miles south of the Marianas,
units of a Japanese loree ol perhaps
43.000 trapped in the Wewak-Aii pe
sector are April made two charms
against American linos Tuesday. Both
attacks were ueu-.cn yack with heavy
.1,'inane e lasses
Wide Dent
Is Driven
In Brittany
*
( ana (I i a ns 1 .a iiim.1i.
New Attack Inward
! .inc’s hast I jaiik
1 u I in ni1 f 11 .11 k | • i.n tci , Allied
1’ \(n <111 I' I||,| I \ | ,1 A Mg. -
I A1’) - 1,1 ( A n (ini.. i Hr.id
ley ' si ripii' d rnhil'lin ' • 11 ‘ • 11 ‘ ‘ l A
us■<!)■< t lii i*i . iriii. c I. < 11 and .'A
in 11. . III ■ I.M I 111 till'. I; • .lit ni Hi it
lan;. tnda . u Ink ( .nnidian
Inns Is 111it;|I‘ ' I I 11' ■ attack
I i* I" I S' I ,
V ' < >1! t . : 11* * i • H I .'v*! ! e v’s
At : It'll i ; I l * • 1 • i !'.■'•• Hv| ’ A0
' * ill,!!* • • f I > : * • . . I •‘ill/ . f i ai
H1 I • • .1 ft .. ■ :■ . . , • ,j | p_
IV. tf.in .ill' • 1 . V A, >
lv*’ C i>* .. 1 ■ - -t.'ly
* •' •' m' - ‘ 1 ‘ • ' ■»?}
•I <*"^1,1 • • * ’' i M,. ... A' • f;
■It M ■ is I la !■
in11!■ -i 1 nit 11 i li. .. . • ft • m
\ . ; , v.
| .... [I •.)
•a ■ a (* t i . .• i '•! •1 uiy's
; i
Rrpin (riiii.il . .mi n i ii ii it * -
li.ni, pi.ml ni }Ctill;i!i\ i. lint gp
null s ninth 111 j’.i ilt.nn s sr< "IIli
Port. SI, N.imiii', at the pi o Util
"I the l.oirr river, .uni pear the
renter of the peninsula
< anadian troops hurst forth in
new attacks pointed toward parts
of llie Allied <ast Hank below
• ill'll, intensifying the threat of
tore jpg a ina.jni f,reman retreat
as America n aimnii'd columns
struck deep into Itisttam.
\ great tit) . pu , tarted
■ c '’ii ’1 * i1 ,■ i.a11,.,ed
1 '•1 ” • ■ 1 III’’ 1 ■ "lie I , ■ if l||n
1 " M" r l.i in-: .. il . s’e.inrl Hme
in threi days igain.st rilly la ham,
I’ ‘Km’, kpv 1 ti • X.iti’-v mu ’anh
' w'lieii tupped (leni rsl 7.,111
C’ iner.v .1 U.sg.. Tin- ilt.s-'
*•01," el'". , I.IK ... .. ... a„,a
b'in.irarrii, .-nl
American lories near the other
end id Hie Allied lip,, tightened
i trap l hrea truing at leas! |u.,
ol the < .eimails' h.-st armored
divisions near the old Norman
capital of Aire.
' 1,1 o ■■ .,; X. iniMiidy'ii
•' I 111 A' ' ’ < > n 1:11. r.: i ; i! i , > | , t t' * 11, - j ■ I < ’ J ]
' 1 ' ■ ■.-nil British
' ' ""• '"li 'Patches
Al v •■ bum di i -
v v’r .
, ' ' 1 g on
" ' ■. '■1 ding l|!u
' ■■' " ' ■ '■ I”’,/..', ’ll, i.
' \ '.
1 ' 1 ' ' : ' ' ••■". : a t:,kv
: '■■■'•■ ' ' ' Ai the
• *■* J >
Americans
1 ake Rennes
In Brittany'
>\ » , \p,_
‘ *!>•'!• I- <ll i;. MM. HM M n| ( jpi.
1 ** M* ,|||(| i ill >»<)I tT1»l
""I ,,'uh\\ 1 1 CClltri bv flip su ift
h •<,lv."M-"n: 1 .m it, (M aI
(• t i«111- % u..s .. im.MiiM rr| today
Im U ... s. i i!■(,,. i .M.nisnn
siiimsoii told . m.'«s i oofeienre
,h 11 ... suimkiiii; out tnom the
ot tvr.uiihps had
COM, ll“\oll(l I'oMtlMSOM nil (hr
•"Oil, Mil, Ml ||„ II, , ...
"Ol' .Mil l.lUll, ICf'IIM.'s, (I, r s(!a_
•‘III. II l.'l l.t| III,. I UMOII, st of
II"' i'mIii.- tii inriMil.i.
. :i, ' !"■;-1 which
" ". 1 oiks at
I dire't
. ... ’ ‘ 11 ' I ■factory
buildings in n mipoi tan! blow ,i the
‘ *’S ’ »PMify. -Stini
"" H" "I I lie attack was
'■;n;rl 1 force
i»’’w upei bonibers,
; " '111 h 1,111 -v’- !'-m and Tangku |he
I•;!,Vi1 .,i;.
...'1 •1 i11"’ • •’« ■■'I'-y n stolen
viimehuna, the ecretary s ud. "is
no saler than Japan’s war industry
and war machine elsewhere."
Tll> 1 l’P(irl > n the S ,perforfress
aliaek was made in the course of
Stuns.m’s review ol the past week’s
operations on all combat fronts, in
which he made these ooservutious:
(Continued on p^fc Six} AjjRj