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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-01-30
MAJESTIC THEATRE
HAS BIG OPENING
New Playhouse is ExcelIentiy Arranged
and Beautifully Decorated.

The amusement-loving public of Pen
sacola were delighted last evening, on
the occasion of the formal opening of
the Majestic theatre on E. Garden-st
The building is a gem among the play
houses of Pensacola. The decorator, A.
G. Andreason, has achieved the effect
that the playgoer often notes in the
new theatres in the larger amusement
centers of the country. The treatment
OF French ivory ana old blue is both ar
tistic and restful.
Entering the foyer, the eye surveys
most attractive scene. At the back are
latticed transoms whose interstices
bear brilliant Towering vines. Tone
relief is offered by this decorative idea
and is also afforded by the employment
of a rosy background, otherwise, the
colors conform to the scheme Of the
main auditorium. Several canaries greet
the visitor upon entering the foyer. The
floor covering, both OF the foyer and
aisles of the hall itself, will be APP
preciated. not only by the sight but also
by the hearing of those who have en-
deavored to listen to speakers in the
days of the Garden"
The boxes, six in number, are screened
from the entrance by beautifully fin
ished woodwork, topped by mulberry We
lour hangings. Theatre parties of from
four to SIX persons may enjoy a de-
lightful afternoon or evening in these
lovely little recesses. Git chairs with
bright chintz cushions and a golden rail
hung with the same drapery in front
give pust the right atmosphere for a
box-p party
In the auditorium itself the gray and
ivory are subtly frightened by soft
lowered ceiling lights and gay con-
ventional borders.
A wainscotting of Tiffany blend, COM
80
footlights are inclosed by lattice-work
corresponding to that noted in the foy-
er.
Many features Of the Majestic will
delight its patrons, naming them, some
what at random, are sanitary covers for
the seats, ceiling ventilators, totaIling
166 square feet of surface. which re-
fresh the air each minutes and half;
and an attractive rest room for the la
dies. The management has provided
little individual powder cases and tow
els for the ladies in this room.
The movies themselves are projected
from Walmbentshea's machine, which
is the latest word in motion picture ap-
paratus. The flower encrusted black
frame Of the screen makes an excellent
foil for the pictures.
The six-piece orchestra will have three
of it's members. soloists Clarence Hill
$500, AANN JNNe SoAAAPiSboA Oil Sh6dSS-
ment with Shaw's Boston orchestra, at
the Ponce de Leon hotel. ST. Augustine,
and at other east coast resorts, will be
the xylophone soloist. Local musical
talent has also been drawn upon.
B. w. Bickert is the manager of the
Majestic, and to him is due a large
pleasure of the success. which the
New Majestic theatre promises.
force of trained girl ushers has
been provided for conveniently seating
the patronage.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-01-30
LEAGUE LEADERS
MEET MONDAY NIGHT

Monday night the league teams will
have the best games OF the season
when the Wilson Arms and Cycle
company team will meet the John
White team. Both teams are unde-
feated and have a score OF 1000 per
cent and the battle for leadership is
expected TO be close and hot.
Captain Sara of the Wilson team
has promised to keep the league lead
crship throughout the season, while
Captain Forsyth OF the John White
bunch is also confident OF winning the
fight. The White e. White team and
the Savasites will battle for the cellar
position. The games are open TO the
public and every one is invited.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-01-30
NAVAL AVIATORS
BADLY DEFEATED
Louisiana State Wins, 81 TO IA at
Baton Rouge.
Especial to The Journal)

AopeCtdt TO TIC
BATON ROUGE, Jan. 29.-Louisi-
ana State basketball five annexed It's
sixth consecutive victory of the season
here Saturday night when they over
whelmned the Naval Air station five
of Pensacola by the score OF "a TO IL.
From the first the issue was never IN
doubt, being merely a question as TO
how many points the Tigers would
run up.
The Aviators were a game lot and
put up a good game. coming back in
the second half, after being held to
three points in the first half, mad
made four beautiful field goals.
The Tigers took the game rather
easily which accounts for the COM
parative low score they made. The
Aviators were weak in shooting goals,
their passing and guarding being very
good. For L. S. u. the individual
stars were Helm who shot ten field
goals, followed closely by Captain
Hays with nine and Jones in the Sec
ond half made four. For the Aviators
the stars were Stickley, who made
three field goals and Whetro added
two baskets.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-01-30
LARGE NUMBER OF
BOYS MAKE HIKE
Paul Stewart of ShipbuiIding Plant
Addresses Hkers When Visited
by Boys.

THE largest number of boys that
ever went on a hike from the Y. M.
C. A. left at o'clock yesterday morn
ing to visit the Pensacola Shipbuild-
ing company first calling on Presi-
dent Paul T.. Stewart and giving their
hike yells. They listened intently to
short talk by Mr.. Stewart, in which
he congra Julated the boys on their
fine showing, and encouraged them in
continuing just such forms of amuse-
ment and educational hikes as they
were partaking in at that time. An
other yell by the boys for Mr.. Stew
art, and they were off to inspect the
yard. They visited the shops and also
one of the boats, product of the
Pensacola Shipbuilding company.
After they had seen all they could
at the yard, Crystal Springs was their
next objective, and II did not take
them long to get there, as their appe-
tites were well whetted up by that
tirnc. They spread themselves out
under the shady trees on the banks
of the bayou and enjoyed their noon
lunch. After this they had a hare
and hound chase with Alex Olsen,
physical director, as leader of the
hares and c. S. Bricrley as leader of
the hounds. The hare had four
minute lead on the hounds and were
trailed by papers which had been
dropped by the hares. The chase was
a merry one and the hounds succeed
ed in catching all but four of the
hares. The hounds then became hares,
and another chase was on.
The big surprise of the day was
sprung, as there were only five of the
boys who had previously been on one
OF these hikes, which left IL to be
initiated into the mixers union. The
five who had had previous expert
ence administered the initiation to
the tenderfeet.
After many other games it was
agreed by all that the day had been
well spent and the homeward hike
was started. The following 46 boys
composed the happy bunch:
Everett Mathis, Francis Robinson,
John Tatom, William Hixon, James
Collins, Billie Sheppard, Marion Flem-
ing. Mitchell Jacoby, Sam Rosen-
bloom. Tom Mcclure, Julian Walker,
Sam Pasco, Billie Fisher, Isaac Ber-
son. Paul Cummings, Ernest Layland,
William Malone Stuart Moffett, Josie
Rosenau, Carl Daw, Lowe Willis,
Walker Willis, Lester Bear David
Rosenbloom, Louis Solomon, Joe Nc
CURE, Joe Houghton, George Greg
DRY, Gale Whiting, Orland Davis, Mar
Gus Moore Louis Ymard, Harold Con-
zalez, Norbon Brown. Charles Forum
Angus Mcmillan, Joe Roth, Emmett
Kehoe, Noel Mellen. Dan Berson,
Ralph Johnston Floyd Williams
Quentin Quigley. Marion Vtckery, Bill
lie Hendricks and Walter Graham.
The boys arrived at the association
building about :45 hale and hearty
and every one inquirlng. When will
we go on another hike?"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-01-30
ARMY POSTS MUST
REDUCE EXPENSES
Gocretary Baker Direct Policy of
Drastic Economy.
teY Asaoclated Presal

WASHINGTON Jan. 29.-Drastic
economy at army posts and camps
was ordered by Secretary Baker to-
dey due TO an impending deficiency of
s9A000,000 under appropriation for
the quartermaster's corps.
Among retrenchments ordered were:
a 80 per cent cut In the quarter
master generals civilian payroll by
Feb. rs.
Reduction of water transportation
activities to a minimum, harbor craft
not absolutely required TO be laid up
and the employees discharged.
Expenses for transportation as n
convenience to employees to be cut Off.
so per cent curtailment in gaso-
line and lubricants issued 10 motor
lied artillery and the air service.
Mere economical routing OF ship
ments absolutely necessary.
curtailment OF telegraph and cable
expenses.
In addition TO these. Mr.. Baker or
dered economies in fuel clothing gen.
eral supplies and subsistence issues.
practically identical orders being sent
TO the Philippines Hawaiian and Pan
anna departments and all independent
posts and stations.
Monthly reports. beginning Mnrch
Is. are required showing the action
taken and The estimated saving.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-01-30
Loves LimeIight

OF the Georgian's temperament
the years have tanned his hot head
but not his cool brain.
Ty likes limelight. He loves the
color of the spotlights as much as
ever All prima donnas do.
Last year when he wasn't leading,
due to injury, he was the picture of
gloom. But he fought his way back
to his stride At the end of the sea-
son Cobb was going like a house afire.
Hughes Tribute
When Hughie Jennings quit the
Bengal bird house he paid Ty this
tribute:
"Cobb's temperament has stood in
his way at times. But on the field
he thought so much faster than other
players much of his real greatness
wasn't appreciated.
mo man realizes the value of team
play better than Ty. He never once
refused to take signal from me.
at don't take credit for developing
him. Cobb has been a law unto him
sell. I told him to go ahead and
play his own game back in 1907"
Ty and Iris
President Navin has faith in Cobb
as playing manager because of iris
Speakers success in a similar role.
With Iris and Ty thus cast as the
only two playing managers in the ma
jors their clashes will always be full
of additional color.
Ty in his double role can be ex-
pected to rival iris when he gets
his machine clicking a Ia Cobb.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-01-30

You are consipated, bilious, and
what you need is one or two Cascarets
tonight sure for your liver and
bowels. Then you will wake up won
dering what became of your dizziness,
sick headache, bad cold or upset,
gasy stomach. No griping-no incon-
venience. Children love Cascarets too.
10, %, so cents.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-01-30
Little Mother Happy Again

For the past nine years l have
been very much distressed with
bloating and stomach trouble due to
constipation since 1 was a child. No
medicine gave me more than tempo
rary relief. 1 got so bad 1 was afraid
I would have to leave my three little
children. But since taking a course
of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy two
years ago 1 have been entirely wlel;
no constipation or other trouble" 1t
is a simple, harmless preparation that
removes the catarrhal musus from the
inflammation which causes practically
all stomach, liver and intestinal all
ments, including appendicitis. One
dose will convince or money refunded.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-01-30
TWENTY-THREE GAMES
SCHEDULED AT FuRMAN

GREENVILLE, S. c.. Jan. 20
PNepty-three games are OF the base
ball schedule Of Furman university,
Winners OF the South Carolina inter-
Collegiate baseball championship last
year.
The schedule announced today is
the heaviest ever attempted by Fur
min. II includes games with Auburn,
Camp Benning, Mercer, University of
Florida, Clemson. Davidson, North
Carolina State. Citadel. S. c., and
Wofford
The opening game Is to be played
with Newberry college in Greenville
on April 2
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-01-30
By DEAN SNYDER,

Tying Ty Cobb has a new meaning
now.
1t once meant tying him at the
plate and on the bags.
This year it will mean tying a whole
ball club that is being directed by
the quickest thinking brain on spikes.
But Ty was never tied as player.
Tying him as a skipper will be a
bigger job.
He takes the Bengal Cats in hand at
a time when their claws are dulled.
Already he's started sharpening 'em.
The best and only way to get a
loser out of a rut is to apply re-
form-not destructive but construc-
tive.
Reform Schedule
So Tvs brain that has outs1narted
players for IA years viii try to OUT
smart rival managers too.
The fast Georgia Crackers pro-
gram will be:
Spring training to benefit players
not pocketbooks.
More rope for base runners.
Win today's game today!
Less attention to cards and dice.
Thinking baseball off the diamond
as well as on 1t.
Fighting till the last man is out.
Speed-always more speed.
Cobb's rebuilding can't be accom-
plished in a day or season. But
Judging from the way Detroit fans
supported. loser they'll back up a
fighter.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-01-30
WILDCATS WIN FROM
READS DOUGHBOYS

The Wildcats defeated Reeds
Doughboys, to 0, at the Garden-st
diamond yesterday morning at 10; 80
o'clock. The Doughboys were invinci-
BILE during the first three innings.
They made one threat to score but
were stopped when Dubisson made a
sensational bare-handed catch.
In the fourth inning Blake, the
Wildcat pitcher, slashed a home run
into the bushes back of center field,
winning the game for the Wildcats.
Batteries-Wilcats. Blake. Blummer
and Dubisson, Durant; Doughboys,
Sanchez and Roche.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-01-30
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK, Jan. 29--Prime mer-
camille paper, 3-4@8 per cent. Elk
change, Arm; sterling exchange, COM
mercial O-day bills on banks, 381 Ia:
commercial G0-day bills, $50 "a; de-
inand, 1855 "a; cables. 3.s61-2. Francs.
demand 7.ts cables 7.2O. Belgian
francs demand, 751; cables, 1853.
cuilders, demand 1897; cables 34.O7.
Lire demand, 373; cables, 3.74. Marks
demand Ia, cables, 1s75. Montreal,
10 "a per cent discount Government
bonds easy; railroad bonds steady.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-01-30

Substitutions-L. S. u, Jones for
Atkins. Jackson for Mcfarland; Avia-
tors, Pierson, Britain.
Referee, Stroud (Tufts). Time of
halves, 20 min.
Navy beat Loyolla university Fri
day night in New Orleans, as to IA.
Glas svobode., 1921-02-01
ENA FORDOVIH TOVARN JE
ZACELA ZOPET S POSLO-
VANJEM.

Detroit, Mich, 81. jan. V
Highland Park toyarni prlpadaJo-
'Gi k Ford Motor druzbi Sc je zace-
10 zopet obratovanjem. Delo ]e
zopet dobiIo 10000 delavcev. To-
varna je bila zaprta cd %. decem-
bra lanskega leta.
Oh 5. uri ziutraj so zacell PR
haiati delavci, XII ii radi doblll
delo. Oh osmi uri iih re bilo zbra-
nih pred durmi okoli 10000 moz
Pozvalo Sc je vse, da Sc povrneJo,
zaposlilo pa Sc jih je lie pol IN 81
Ger samo ozeniene delavce.
Columbia Motor Car GO. mama
MIA, da Sc njena produkciJa naha-
ia ma 25 procentnem temelJu, pre-
rokuje pa, ola Sc bo magic vecala
do normalnosti.
Glas svobode., 1921-02-01
v TISKoVNI SKLAD LISTA.

V preteklem letu smo prejeli cd
naSih naroenikov in somiSljenikov
listu podporo skupno Gvoto
$236.00. Iskreno Sc zahvaljuiemo
vsem, XII SO nam priskocili na po-
moe, ker preteklo leto je bila "a
mas res emo najtezavnejsih.
Y veseljem moramo naznaniti
vsem, ola nam bodo naSi narocniki
stall zvesto ma strani tudi V teko-
Gem letu, kar dokazuje spodaj ma
vedeni izkaz prispevkov V tiskov-
nj sklad ia mesec januar in imcna
darovalcev. S topic hvaleznostjo
Sc zahvaljujemo vsem nasim sobo-
rilcem in omiSljenikom "a njiho-
vo pozrtvovanost in zelimo, da bi
naSli mnogo posnemalcev. Treba
je truda in neprestar ega boja, da
Sc vzdrzi svobodna misel ma po-
vrsiu V casu ko reakcija napenja
vse sile, da bi 10 zdrobila. Samo V
5oju je obstoi mogoc, kdor Sc nc
bori je kmalu poteptan In IL iega
razloga pozdravljamo vsakega, kl
nam stoji zvesto ma strani danes
in ie odloeen stati Sc bodoee. De
bi V tezkih casih ne omagal nIhce {!
S hvaleznostjo bono sprejemali Sc
nadalje vsak prispevek V tisko-
vni sklad in prosimo obenem VISA
kega somislienika, ola agitira "a
svoie svobodomiselno glasilo IN
pridobi novih narocnikov, novih
boriteliev, Xxi Sc ne bodo bali zreti
resnici obraz
V mesecu ianuariu so darovaiI
V tiskovni sklad sledeGi somlslJe-
niki:
j. Celne 1910; r. Wershnig
$500; J. Lausin $500; A. Vogel
$3.50; L. Fink $500; po $l.O;
j. NJ. Thome; j. Liposek; M. Ja-
nezic; L. Poglain; F. Petavs; po
$1.OO: f. Medvescek, A. Gruden,
! A. Brisar, A. Stefancich, f. Les
kovetz, F. Peternel, j. Schray, NJ.
Ferlan, j. Malich, M. Supou, j..
Janezic; J. P. Softich 90c; po ooc :;
Mrs. Pustovrh, j. Supon, j. M. Pu-
hex, F. Mally, M. Pozesnik, d.
Palcie, J. Kotich, f. Skull, }. SUI
Sa, J. Kozuh, j. Sernel, j. Mlkla-
wee. j. Zal1raisek, F. Leskovsek, J..
Smid, NJ. Kodric, M. Mocnik; v.
Fortuna 25c =
Skupaj $42.15.
Glas svobode., 1921-02-01
PRIHRANKI V HRANILNlCAH
IN BANKAH.

New York. = Vsak MOI, zena
ali otrok na svetu bi dobil $l3.5o,
Ce bi Sc YES denar, kar sc ga ma
haia naIozenega V hranilnlh vlo-
gah ma bankah in hranilnicah raz-
delilo enako med vSe, To lzJavo
ie pOdala Savings Banks ASSocla-
ton drzave New York.
Ma vsem svetu sc nahaja l4b,-
277, 1894 vlagateljev, ki imajo ma
lozenega denarja $23, ,123, ,2S5, 5,677,
to ie svoto, Ii je ve6ja negO skup-
no bogastvo NemGije, AvStrije, O.
grske, TurGije in BOlgarije. Pov-
preGna hranima vloga znaSa
$15S.0S. Cd skupne nalOzene SvO-
tie ma celem Svetu poSeduJe prebl-
valstvo Zdruzenih drzay vec nego
emo cetrtinO.
Glas svobode., 1921-02-01
VIHAR v GRSKI zBoRNICI,

Atene, GrSka, 80. jan. = Viha;
ma seja je bila danes poslanski
zbornici. Ma sell Sc je citalo prise
90 s katero poslanci obljubujeJo
svojo zvestSbo kralju Konstanti-
nu. Citanje prisege je pa vzbudl-
10 cd strani Venizelistov ,ogoreene
proteste, Xxi so odlocno odklonil;
prisego zvestobe kralju, katerega
ne marajo. Posledica tega Je bila
da ie nastal V zbornici ,velik vihar.
Bill so kralievasi, XII so krical' :
"Vrzite jih ven!" Kazale 50 Sc
pesti, docim ie obcinstvo ma gale
rijah delalo tax sunder in ropot
kot da Sc gre "a ponovno podret-
je Jerihe.
Vojastvo pomocjo policije
vred je grozilo, da intervenira to-
da cloveski vihar ie divjal naprej
dokler nj stopil ma stol premier
Rhallis in pozval vse k miru. Ma
znanil je, da Sc bo pojasnilo obi
l1o prisege potem, leo bo zbolnica
formalno konstituirana.
Glas svobode., 1921-02-01
SAMOUMORI v PRETEKLEM
LETU.

New York, 81. jan. - Tekom
leta 1920 .ie bilo Zdruzenih dr.
zavah izvrsenih GIL samoumorov
in med temi 707 otrok, je porocai
clanom "Save-a-Life" lige MEN
predsednik DR.. III. w. Warren.
Leto 1920 ie prekoracilo stevilo
samoumorov prejSnjega leta skoro
"a 1000 slucaiev. Med lanskimi sa-
momorilci je bio 1904 zensk. Per
centuelno so samomori med zen
skami jake narastli cd prejsnjega
leta. To Sc pripisuje temu, ker sc
zenske cimdalje boil spuscajo V
trgovsko in politicno zivljenje.
Najmlajsi samomorilec lam
skem letu je lbil star pet let in nal
starejsi stointri leta. Cd konca
vojne 81 je vzelo zivlienje vee ne
90 400 vojakov, Sc glasi poroeilo,
Glas svobode., 1921-02-01
FRANCIJA PRED BANKERO-
TOM.

Pariz, 30 jan. - Francija Sc
nahaia danes pred bankerotOm. l.
ravnanie odSkodninSkega vpraSa-
MIA je razbilo poslednje iluzije, Ga
ho znabiti nemSka odSkodnina re-
Sila situacjo.
Mrzle Stevilke kazejo Obupn3
finaneno situaciio in finantni
strokovnjaki ter diplomat lie VI
diio nikakorSne reSitve IL tezavc,
lie Sc je zacelo odpuScati delav-
ce, XII so zaposljeni $ popravlja
MEM vsled vojne nastale Skode Y
okroziu Lille in Reimsa, OdpuStl-
10 Sc jih je re na tisOce istotak1
Sc je odpustilo usluzbence, ki
vodili rekonstrukciisko delo, vse
radi tega, ker primanjkuje V dr.
zavni blagajni denarja, da bi Sc
iih plaGalO.
Porocano ie, da Sc na tisoee
francoskih druzin, ki so Sc naha-
jale krajih, kjer je divjala vo]-
na, pripravlja na zopetni odhod.
Naseliti Sc nameravaio V Juznl
Franciji kot nekaki ponovm be
gunci, kot pa nadaljevati grenak
boz "a obStanek V unicenih kraJlh.
Francoska vlada IRE to leto V
deficit, ki steje od 22,0OO,O 100000
do 26,OOO,OO0,000 papirnatih fran
kov. Navaden proraGun je znasal
skupai 19,O00,OO0,000 frankov, IL
reden pa, katerega Sc je oznaclle
"morda pokrit "a nemsko voJno
odSkodnino" Ma 22,000,O 100000.
Davki prinesejo mani nego 20
OOO,OO0,0O0 frankov vStevsi tudl
onih devet miliard frankov, kate
re Sc je dobilo pomocjo novlh
davkov upeljanih zadnje leto In kl
so do suhega izmolzli dezelo.
Glas svobode., 1921-02-01

Berlin, 80. jan. = NemGiJa Je
vredna V zlatu 33O,000,000,000
mark. Zavezniki zahtevajo Cd ME
pa 23S,OOO,OO0,0O0 zlatih mark kot
vojno odSkodnino. Kakor izJavlJa-
jo berlinski financni strokovnjalil
pomenja ia al1cija narodno konfls-
ciranje.
Opozarja Sc, da je Nemcija IL
gubila emo sedmino svojega prebi-
valstva, potom took versailske MI
rovne pogodbe in tudi, vstevsi bo-
gastvo Franciie ma 100000, 600
zlatih mark, izjavljajo strokovnJa-
XII, ola ce Franciia dobi 55 odsto5-
kov voine odSkodnine, bi to bilo
enako trem petinam narodnega
bogastva.
Berlin je paG pricakoval svoto,
Xxi DO Stella miljarde toda svoto,
katero so zaveznili dolocill Je ma
ravnOSt SmeSna,
Vsi vladni krogi zrelo ia odlok
pariske mirovne konference ne
verjetno in preseneceno ter izJav-
ljajo, ola ie izplaeanje take svote
"a dezelo nemogoGe.
Dasi je videti nekoliko prezgo-
daj, vendar sc mnenje presto Ira
Ia, da ne bo vlada zavzela nob"-
nih korakov, ikatere bi Sc znabltl
tolmacilo kot spreietje dolocb. =
Pustilo Sc bO raie vso stvar ma MI
1u, da Sc razvija sama. Skoro Vsl
listi izrazajo to menje.
Medtem liudie, Xxi imajo denar
MISC nikakor skrbeh. Statistlka
"a zadnje lcto, l1i lie bila pravkar
dovrSena prikazuje velikansko
svoto 14,OOO,O00,000 mark, XII je
Glas svobode., 1921-02-01
CUDEz RESI- Correct
PARNIK.

jacksonville, Fla, 80. jan. - l.
taliianski parnik Nettuno, ma po-
IN IL Port Arthurja, Tex. V Brln-
disi. Italia, je bill danes prlylecen
to priStaniSce.
tKapitan BeSsini pripisuje resi-
tev parnika Gudezu - ekSplozlJl
kurivnega OLA, ki je ugasnlla
dvaiset III trajajoc pOzar Ma par
niku. Pozar SO je pojavil V stroJ-
nem oddelku parnika, kJer Je po-
ella neka cev, Xxi ie dovajala pod
parne kotle kurivnO Ollie. To sc Je
zgodilo potem, ko je bill parnik re
Stiri dni na potu. Parnik Je noSll
teak tovOr bencina in kmlvnega
Ola.
Kmalu potem, kO Sc je razliva-
ioce Ollie IL po6ene cevi Ynelo, Sc
ie parmik spremenil V plavaJOc pc
kel. Ma sirokem morju Je divJal
ogeni V drobovju parnlka III III
GA bilo mogoGe omejiti niti maj
mani. Mostvo Sc je borilo mad
elovesko mocjO, ola preprecl pla-
menom dospeti do posed napol-
nienih oljem in bencinom. ' Elk
splozijah pozara so cd parnlka od-
leteli skoro vsi reSilni 6Olni III Sc
izgubili V valovih. Jeklene plosce
stromem oddelku so pOkale, raZ-
belieni stroll so Sc will. MoStvo
na parniku je lie mrko cakalo' dd
doseze plamen bencin in drugo o.
lie, nakar bo konec vsega.
Tedaj Sc ie pripetila neprleako-
vana stvar. Plameni 50 dospell do
posed V katerih Sc ie nahaJalo ku-
rivno ollie v trenutku Sc Je prl-
petila strahovita ekSploziJa, tako
strahovita, da je trenutku ugas-
Mia pozar ma parniku.
Zanimivo je bilO. da nj ekSplo-
ziia nobenega mornarjev poSkodo-
yala. Diva mOrnarja sta pac 5lla
zelo obzgana in eden utegne pod
leGi opeklinam, toda opek.ihe sta
dobila, ko sta Sc iunaslli podala '
stroini oddelek, da zadelata cev Y
katere ie teklO ollie.