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Evening star., 1928-11-18
ALEXANDRIA FlREMEN
IN GRID ATTRACTION

ALEXANDRIA, Va, November H.
With both the st. Mary's Celtics and
the Virginia A. c. playing on foreign
eridirons tomorrow afternoon, the Alex
andria Fire Department eleven will hold
the spotlight. opposing the Halethorpe
A. c. of Baltimore in Dreadnaught Park
at 3 o'clock.
The game is the only one of major
Importance that will take place here
tomorrow.
An interesting engagement should ma
terialize tomorrow afternoon when the
Virginia Juniors and Hertz A. C. of
Washington array their forces on Ship
yard Field at 2:30 pm.
Buses will leave from Lyceum Hall
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock to carry
followers of the ST. Mary's Celtics to
Union League Park in Washington
where the Celtics and Apache A. c. will
tussle at $50.
The strongest eleven that has repre-
sented the Virginia A. c. this season
will play for the Orange and Blue to-
morrow in the game with Seat Pleasant
Fire Department at Seat Pleasant, Nd
Old Dominion Boat Clubs basket ball
team will drill Monday night at 8
o'clock on the Lee-Jackson High School
court.
George Mason High School foot bail
team has closed its season.
Episcopal High School will play the
final and most important game OF its
foot ball schedule next week end, when
the Maroon and Black gridders go TO
Orange, Va, on Saturday for the an
nual contest with Woodberry Forest.
st. Mary's Celtic basket ball candl-
dates are to report for their first prac-
tice Wednesday night at o'clock IN
Armory Hail.
Hoffman Buddies are searching for
games with grils' basket ball teams.
They have the use of Armory Hail Tor
preliminary contests to the Hoffman
Clothiers. Phone Miss Martha Baggett
at Alexandria 1888 or write her at 6l3
South Lee street. Alexandra.
Evening star., 1928-11-18
TWO BIC SANDLOT
STRUGGLES TODAY
Hawks Will Meet NorthernS,
While Apaches Will Face
ST. Mary's CeItics.

Two foot ball games that will have
important bearings on the Anal award
of the District unlimited championship
are to be staged here today. Mohawks
will meet the plucky Northern gridn1en
In Griffith Stadium and Apaches, de-
Tending champs, will attempt to stop
an invading St. Mary's Celtics team
from Alexandria at Union League Park.
Northerns will be facing final elm
nation from the title scrap. With
Coach Craig Wilton. Abbotticco. Dewey
and Du Four. a quartet of Mohawk
stars slated to watch activities from
the sidelines. the Red Birds will enter
the fray with good chance to win.
Abbey and Dewey have been the big
around gamers for the Hawks md their
absence will be felt. DuFour. former
Catholic University star, will be missed
very much in the line.
st. Mary's Celtics will come 10 Union
League Park this afternoon in the best
shape they have been this season. After
taking a 20-to-6 setback from the
Hawks, coach De Grossa has drilled his
charges hard throughout the week and
expects an improved showing from his
team. Bill Supplies Little Indians,
who found their scoring punch last
week in romping over Palace A. c.,
have also spent a busy week getting
ready for the Alexandrians.
Other attractive sandlot grid games
booked for today will bring together
Southerns and Wintons at Union
League Park this morning: Seat
Pleasant Fremen and Virginia A. c.
at Seat Pleasant: Pennants and Palace
= M AL a =
Warwicks and Shabby A. c. on Rose
dale Fairgrounds.
Warwicks will be making their first
appearance since reorganization as will
Pennants, who have not met a foe thi:
season
Government Printing Office Federal:
VIII meet wolverines at the east enc
of Pennsylvania avenue bridge. south.
east, in 135-pound battle. Federal
players are to report at 1880 O'Clock
sharp. National Press Building Cardi-
mails are to face Meridans on George
town Prep Field in another 135-pouno
clash. Neither of these teams have been
defeated, although Meridans we're re-
Gently tied by Pierce A. G. of Hyatts-
Vile. Pierce was the first to cross Meri-
dams goal line
Todays schedule:
Araches vs.. st. Mary's Celtics, Union
League Park, 2:30 o'clock.
MohawkS VS.. Northerns, American
League Park, 2:30 o'clock.
Seat Pleasant Firemen vs.. Virginia
A. c., Seat Pleasant, 2:30 O'Clock.
Wintcns VS.. Southerns, Union League
Park. IL o'clock.
Pennants VS.. Palace A. c.. Iowa Ave-
nue. Fairgrounds. 2 o'clock.
Warwicks VS.. Shabby A. c.. RosedaIe
Fairgrounds, IL o'clock.
Meridans VS.. National r. r. Cards
GEORGETOWN Prep Field. 2 o'clock.
9. r. o. FederaIs VS.. Wolverines. Fair
lawn Field, o'clock.
Anacostia Eagles, Clarendon Lyons,
Brookland Boys Club, Fussell- Young
Preps, Twin Oaks and Centenrlials are
angling for games.
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downs we're reeled off in the advance
to move play to the 3-yard stripe, from
which Duplin brushed by West Vir-
einia's left tackle TO the touchdown.
6artrug threw scare into the George
town stands when he took the KICK.
off following the score and ran the ball
back SIS yards before he was thrown on
Georeetown's 24-yard line, but the Blue
and Gray soon regained possession OF
the ball and the game for a time was
merely punting duel between Mooney
and Bartrug.
G.. L. Surprises w. Va.
Not long after the fourth period
opened it seemed that fine punt oy
Bartrug had put Georgetown IN DAN
oerous situation. The Mountalneer
booter. who mad been placing his kicks
from the start, drove the ball outside
at Georgetown's 3-yard line. The Blue
and GRAY assembled as though 1t WOULD
return the kick, apparently the loglcaI
thing to do. But the West VlrglnlanS
were swept off their feet when tne
little Bozek lesped through their line
and tore down the field. Not untll ne
had crossed into West Virginia terfl-
-LoTV WAS ne puileu uo"h. - --,
Some line plays and 1S-yard
penalty against West Virginia-the
Mountaineers we're desperate by this
tine-quickly moved the attack within
the 2o-yard stripe. Hudak then crashed
to a first down within yards OF goal
Barabas took the ball to the 1-yard
line, but was stopped without gain in
his next drive. Then the oval was
passed to Duplin and he ripped
through center for his second touch
down of the fray.
West Virginia later got the ball well
within Georgetown's territory when It
blocked one of MONEYS punts, but 1t
went into the air only to have pass
intercepted by Bozek. Its drive gone,
its air attack easily solved by the Blue
and Gray. West Virginia was through.
Line-u and Summary.
Evening star., 1928-11-18
CARDINALS BEATEN
BY 22-TO-O SCORE
St. Johns of Brooklyn Gets
Breaks in Winning Only
Game OF Year.

BROOKLYN. N. Y. November IT,
Catholc University fell before the St
Johns eleven at Ebbets Field here to-
day go The Washington eleven met
surprise IN versatile attack, which
showed over touchdowns in every period
bit the second.
Today's victory was st. Johns first of
what has teen disastrous season for
thnnl.
ST. Johns scored first In the opening
period but had to fight bitterly to pro-
tect 6-point lead before the end Of
the half. The touchdown followed the
recovery Of Murphy's Blocked kick by
Helmer, ST. Johns tackle, on the
Catholic University's 20-yard line. Mar
golies cut deep into the intervening
distance with dash to the 5-yard line,
and Pace carried the ball over.
Murphy's fine punting kept st. Johns
at bay during the rest Of the half. and
clever passing attack. with most of
the aerials travelling from Schmidt to
scoring position near the close Of the
second period. With the bail on the
St. Johns 25-yard line the elusive
Healy sliced off tackle for a 20-yard
gain. Murphy added scant yard, but
Schmidt carried to the 1-foot line on
thrust at center. Two line plays with
Healy and Conveigh carrying we're
stopped for no gain and st. Johns took
the ball on downs
Healy Displays Speed.
Margolies punted out of danger from
behind his own goal line, only to have
Healy scamper back AZ yards to the B.
yard line. The whistle indicating the
end of the half tfrottled the threat be-
fore the Washington Gridders had a
chance to put the ball across.
Margolies, playing without head
guard, uncorked several brilliant off,
tackle sn1ashes to put the ball into po-
sition for field goal right after the
start of the second half. Cooper, who
last week booted a 55-yard field goal
against st. Joseph's put the ball across
the bar from the 35-yard mark.
A little later Neary. St. Johns guard,
intercepted Catholic University for
ward on his own 35-yard line and GAL
loped to a touchdown. A pass. Meyers
to r. Sheppard. accounted for the extra
point.
The St. Johns Catholic U. game was
the feature contest of a double -header,
and the field was in darkness as the
final period opened because the game
was late starting. Catholic U. opened
up a long-range forward-passinS attack,
which made two first downs on tosses
from Sheel1an to Gillespie. but was
stopped at the st. Johns 3S-yard line.
Margolies took punt on his own 35-
yard line late in the period and sneaked
under cover of the darkness to the
Catholic u 3-yard line. where he was
pushed outside He then went over the
line on the first play. The kick for the
extra point went astray in the darkness.
Evening star., 1928-11-18
HOWARD GRID TEAM
BEATS FISK, 7 TO 0

In hard-fought game Howard UNI
versity gridders conquered Fisk eleven
from Nashville, to 0. yesterday IN
Howard Stadium. The Bisons were the
aegressors all the way, but the South
erners exhibited stalwart defense
that forced Howard to battle for every
YARD.
Capt. Ross left halfback. scored the
Bisons' touchdown when he went over
early IN the third period after sus-
tanned attack headed by Coles and
Marshall, who we're Howard's aces on
attack. Payne kicked the extra point:
Thornhill. quarterback, gained most Of
Fisks ground.
Howard, which made 10 first downs
TO 4 for Fisk. was several times held
on the verge of touchdown 49,,
In the final period Howard reached
the enemy 5-yard line, but was held,
and drop-kick by Payne failed by
inches.
Evening star., 1928-11-18
WASHINGTON Defeats American u: Caudet and Catholic IT, Are Beaten
W.T.. HIGH GRlDMEN WIN
OVER EPISCOPAL SCRUBS

ALEXANDRIA. Va. November IT.
defeated Episcoal High Schools scrubs
defeated Episcopal High Schools scurbs.
to 0, yesterday afternoon on Hoxton
Field.
Mortimer made 10-yard end run for
the Generals touchdown. Goodwin
failed on drop-kick for the extra
point.
Washington-Lee Is negotiating with
Woodrow Wilson High of Portsmouth
for game in Portsmouth. Va. next
Saturday. The contest will close the
Ballston schoolboys' schedule.
Evening star., 1928-11-18
FOUR GAMES TODAY
IN SOCCER LEAGUE

Fort Myer and Marlboro Juniors.
which meet at Upper Marlboro, offer,
perhaps. the best game in the Capital
City Soccer League this afternoon. In
other games in this loop, Arcsdians and
Silver Spring meet on the Monument
grounds. Germania and Army Medlcos
also on the Monument grounds and
Rockville and Gaithersburg at Rock
vile. All matches are to start at 2:30
O'Clock.
A schedule was adopted by the league
at meeting during the past week. It
will close February 10, but most of the
teams will complete activities January
q. A proposal to form two-division
circuit of Maryland and Washington
teams. respectively. was rejected. The
league will meet again November 26 in
Room 2, District Building.
Evening star., 1928-11-18
HOYA HARRIERS BEATEN,
BUT AUGUSTINE SHINES

ANNAPOLIS, Md, November II
Especially The Naval Academy defeat
ed Georgetown In a cross country race
here this afternoon by "a to 81, while
the Freshmen of the same university
won from the Naval Academy Plebes
by l9 to SO. Both we're over the 3l2-
mile course
Though his team lost. Augustine of
the visitors finished first In the main
event by a big margin. His time of
1S minutes 474-5 seconds set a new
local record tor the distance. Rouse
and Hanson, Navy, had a nice brush
for second honors, the former winning
by second In the Junior event, Kelly,
Mava and Teevens, all of the George
town yearling team. finished first. sec
ond and third, Blaisdell, Navy, being
fourth.
Evening star., 1928-11-18
DISTRICT FIREMEN
PIN TEAM DIVIDES

Bethesda, Nd, and District of Co.
iumbia f1remen split even in bowling
matches last night on the Bethesda
alleys. The District firemen defeated
the home team by 20 pins in clash
of the first teams. but in a match in
which the second-string combinations
figured Bethesda won by Al pins.
In the major encounter the WASH
tngton team counted a total of 1912
pins for 1872 for Bethesda. In the
second teams match Bethesda piled up
1923 to l.478 for the District outfit
McAuliffe of BetheSda's first team
was the star Of the evening turning in
high set at 33S and high game at l34.
Scores In the first teams match:
Evening star., 1928-11-18
LAWRENCE ROLLS 400
SET FOR LEAGUE MARK

The highest set ever recorded Oh
Government Printing Office bowling
alleys was turned in by Lawrence of
the Miscellaneous team the past week.
He totaled 400 with three consistent
games of 140, 142 and 1877.
He was the second bowler to go over
400 the past week. Tim Fahey Of st.
Stephens team in Georgetown Recrea-
ton League established new season
set mark With 4l9 count.
Evening star., 1928-11-18
MAYDELLE is DECLARED
CHAMPION FOX HOUND

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. Noven-
Der II LH).-Maydelle. owned by Rob-
ert Walker of Paint Lick. KY, was late
tonight declared the champion fox
hound of America by virtue of winning
the all-age stake of the National Fox
Hunters Association trials held here
this week
Fancy Girl. owned by J. H. Costner,
Henrietta. N. c.. was second in the
scoring and Ethel, owned by John D.
Blair Of Richmond, Va. fnisiled third.
Abbie. owned by L. B. Shouse Of Lex
ington, KY. was fourth.
Evening star., 1928-11-18
UNBEATEN LEAGUE
ELEvENS TO CLASH

Most of the interest in today's Capj-
tai City League foot ball games will
center around the contests which will
bring together the Northerns and
Brooklands, both undefeated to date
The latter team has one tie game
chalked against 1t, however. Mardfcldts
and Palace Props. other undefeated
teams will also face big problems In
meeting Petworths and Colunlbias. re-.
spectively.
Mohawk Preps can clinch the 15o-
pound title today by defeating st.
Stephens A. c., their nearest rivals.
Neither of these teams has been de-
feated, the former holding wins in
as many starts, while the latter has
won and was tied in another contest,
Standings Of the teams and games
scheduled today follow:
Evening star., 1928-11-18
GOLFERS TO INVADE.

LONDON. November IT P,.-Henry
Gotten. young British golf professional,
sailed for the United States today with
An ambitious program ahead, OF him.
He expects to compete In one tourna-
ment week for three months. Il don't
c"e how can c"oid learning something
about golf during this trip be told
friends as he sailed.
Evening star., 1928-11-18
Team Standing.


today, follow:
November 2l-Army Medicos VS.. Fort Myer
army Medicos ys. Rockville, Fort Myer vs..
Silver Spring, Gaithersburg VS.. Germanla
December 3-Fort Myer VS.. Arcadians
Gaithersburg ys Army Medieos Rockyile sSdrn
DECEMBER s.Arcadians vs.. Ga, Gaithersburs
oerms Rockville ys: Silver sprlns
vs;, Marlboro; Silver. sprlns vs.. Fort MyeT:
December 23-Marlboro VS.. ArcadianS,
Army Medicos vs.. Silver sprins, Rockville
DacembeT sc-Arcadlans ys: R9ekyille'
Marlboro. Gsithersburs VS.. Silver Spring:
January 6--Arcadians VS.. Fort Myer,
Rockville VS.. Army Medicos, Germania vs..
Silver Spring. .Gaithersburs rs. Marlboro.
January l3--Arcadians VS.. Germania.
Army Medieos vs. GaithersburS, Marlboro
January So-siver Spring VS.. Arcadians,
Fort Myer vs.: Gaithersburs.
January 27-Gaithersburg VS. Arcadians,
Silver Spring vs.. Rockville.
February 3-Marlboro VS.. GaithersburS
February l0-Gaithersburg VS.. Fort Myer.
Evening star., 1928-11-18
FINNEGAN WINS OVER
ROUTIS ON A DECISION

BOSTON. November II P).-Dick
C'Honeyboy'') Finnegan OF Boston won
we'll earned decision over Andre
Routis of France, featherweignt cham-
pion of the world. in 10 rounds at the
opening of the new Boston Madison
Square Garden here tonight.
Both men were overweight, so the
Frenchman's title was not involved.
Evening star., 1928-11-18
Lineup and Summary.
MORGAN LISTS GORILLA.

SAN FRANCISCO, November II tP)
Tod Morgan. junior Lghtwei~'l+
champion, and Santiago Gorilla. -"
Bias, Indian, will inset hero Decent
3 in a 10-round bout for the tit!c.
Evening star., 1928-11-18

Columbiss VS.. Palace. West Potomac No 2
II o'clock. Referee-Mr. Stevens:
Il o'clock. Rcferee-Mr. Mcdonald.
Msrdfeldts VS. Pctworth. Brookland Field
g o'clock. Referee-Mr. Axt.
Erookland VS. Nartherns. west Potomac
No ? (3 o'clock. Referce-Mr. Mcdonald
Marion VS.. Mercedes, Anacostia No. g
o'clock. Referee-Mr. Henderson.
Evening star., 1928-11-18
BLACK BILL WINS FIGHT.

NEW YORK. November II "
Black Bill, Cuban f1yveight, won /
round decision over Young ChapDy =
Philadelphia at the Olympic A. c.
night. Black Bill weighed 11o, his q
ponent. 1151..
Evening star., 1928-11-18
NAVY PLEBEs BEATEN.

ANNAPOLIS. Md, November IT,
Closing its season here this afternoon,
the Naval Academy plebes were de-
feated by Kiskiminetas School, IA to 6.
all the touchdowns or approaches
being made on forward passes.
Evening star., 1928-11-18
MONROE TOSSERS WIN
OVER LlGHTNlNGS, 24-22

Monroe basketers squeezed out "a
% triumph over Lightning A. c. for
their second win In as many starts this
season. The winners are after more
games in the lS0-i35 pound class Can
Manager Mann at Adams 1854 after
$40 I'M
Evening star., 1928-11-18
Lineup and Summary.

Touchdowns : Pace. Neary. Margoles
Goal for touchdowns-R, Sheppard for
substituticns: Catholic U;-sheshan TO-
He2 smith for Schmi6t gss@iss for for
n Smith, Clarke for Gerth. st. John $
Kensbruner for. j. Sheppard; Meyers for R.
Sheppard. Lee for 4. Gallo Boya ior gum: M
Meyers. Cooper for Lee. Meyers for Cooper,
Weiss for Pace, "A Gallo for Marsolies:
Referee-Mr Dcnnelly tTrinity) Umpire
Mr.. Buckhout (Holy Cross. Head lines
man-Mr Won Kersbers (Harvard). Time
OF periods-1o minutes.
Evening star., 1928-11-18

AIs.iandria Prep5 tWithdraWn).
Yankees VS.. Peerless West Potomac No.
Il o'clock. Referee-O. Mitchell
Stephens vs. Mohawk Preps. Friendship
Field . o'clock. Referecs-J. Mitchell and
Janneya W. Mercurys. Friendship Field
tl:3n o'clock). Eefcrees-Mr. Costello and
Evening star., 1928-11-18

Touchdowrs-DupIin t2]. Polnts AIter
touchdown. missed Duplin tfrom placement
kickl GEORGETOWN forfeited point made by
Duplin'S second placement kick by foullng:
Suhstitutions; GeorEetown-Leary for
Dwyer. Brogsn for Liston.. Schwartz ior
Walsh. Sealzi for Dupln. Bozek for Leary,
Morris for Wynkoop. West Virginia-A.
Glenn for NJ. Glenn, Larue for Ryan. Joseph
Tor VacheresSe. Scott fer Lewis. Garrett for
Lang Hogue for Gordon. r. Glenn for BART
rus. Varney for Keeter. Carrico for Hagoers'
Morgan for Scott.
Referee-Mr Bolster tPenn State). UNI
pire-Mr. Ryan lMichigan). LinesnanLMr:
Land Navy. Field judge-Mr. Dougnerty
washington and Jefferson).
Evening star., 1928-11-18

Thorr arc now six established me- jor
sports al Princeton - foot ball, hockey,
base ball, track, crew and basket ball.
Evening star., 1928-11-18
GREENBRIER IS WINNER.

LEWISBURG, W. Va, November IT,
Greenbrier Military School today de-
fcatcd Castle Heights Military Acad-
emy. prep school champs Of Tennessee
IS to 10.
Evening star., 1928-11-18
COLON|ALS ANNEX
GAME BY 19 TO 0
Victory. First of Season, Is
Earned in Abbreviated
Struggle.

- EORGE WASHINGTON UNI
VERSITY gained its first vic
T tory of the current foot ball
campaign yesterday afternoon
in romping over the lighter
Evening star., 1928-11-18
LONG DRIVES LEAD
TO HOYA SCORES

Continued From First Page0
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-24
CORPUSPORT
sale BARRED
S. A. u. & G. Denied
Permit to Get Con-
troll by /. c. c.

WASHINGTON, May 24.-Pl-
Ownership Of the harbor railroad
facilities at Corpus Christi. Texss.
by a single railroad system will not
be allowed BY the Interstate Cora
merce Commission. The application
Of the San Antonio. Uva!de & GULF
railroad for permission TO take ever
the harbor rails from the Nueces
county navigation district. the mu-
nicipal organization which controis
the port, was denied today.
The San Antonio. Uvalde e. Iulf
company is a subsidiary of the Mis-
souri, Pacific system and its attempt
to take the Corpus Christi barber
rails was opposed by the Texas &
New Orleans railroad. a constituent
Of the Southern .racific and by the
Texas Mexican railway, which be-
longs to the National Railways al
Mexico. Both Of the protesting sys-
TENS declared that the facilities n.
Corpus Christi should be owned in
common by all three railroads to
vent discrimination and to bring
about maximum use. The commls-
sion agreed to their contention ana
rejected the Uvalde's plea for su-
thority To to purchase.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-24
Junior College
Presents PLAYS
Thursday Night

The dress rehearsal for the three
plays to be given Thursday evening
at the new Junior College-Senior
High school. held Wednesday night
was evidence OF a great amount Of
ability on the part Of the performers,
witnesses declare. They show they
have worked hard and also had excel
lent coaching.
The stage is unusually large for a
school stage and well equipped for
professional productions. The stage
properties for these three plays IL
being furnished by the Borderland
and Edelstein furniture companies.
Miss Brewer. the director has
brought out a very deep dramatic
element in the local talent. demon
strating also her own ability at YER
sllity. The three plays to be given.
"Lijah.' Grandma Pulls the String
and THE Valiant" are so diversified
in their dramatic construction ss 10
allow these young people n wide
range OF Interpretation.
This is the first dramatic perform
ance to be given in the new building.
The performance will begin a. 3 D. M.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-24
Music Co.
Harlingen
Tells Rotarians
OF Wilacy Roads

The road plans OF WiIlacy county
advantages which would accrue to the
entire Valley by a highway through
kennedy county and the necessity for
Valley cooperation to achieve this
end. were discussed by Nat Wetzcl
Of Raymondville before the Browns
vile Rotary club Wednesday.
Mr.. Wetzel stated that Willacy
county had started the construction
Of its first paved highway. that sec
ton Of state highway No. 96 between
Sebastian and Raymondville. and that
i was the desire of Willacy county
residents that the work be continued
until the county has n paved road
north and south. another east and
west through Raymondville and feed
er roads in the Lyford section.
"Willacy county has inaugurated 4
program that will assure n splendid
road system" Mr.. Wetzel said. II
consider extension north through
Kennedy county of paramount import
ance and urge the close cooperation
Of the entire Valley to this end
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-24
SHIPONROCKS
IN BEARINC SEA
Over 800 Passengers,
Crew Taken Off
Wind TANNER

SEATTLE. Wash. May 24.-(Pp-A
dead and splintered hulk, the wind
TANNER Star Of Falkland was breaE-
ing up among the rocks near Unimsk
Pass in Bering Sea today, while $50
Chinese and 40 Americans tax
en- off BY coast guard cutters. a
light house tender and the steamship
Arctic. were proceeding to Bristol,
bay. coast guard adviccs said.
The Arctic, owned BY the Alaska
Packers association, under whose
flag the Star Of Falkland sailed.
stood by until a late hour.
The windjammer, a cannery tender,
went on the rocks shortly after nit
night yesterday. after having gone
through the narrow pass between the
Pacific ocean and Bering Sea. The
coast guard cutters Haida and Unlage,
the lighthouse tender Cedar and the
Arctic vent 70 the assistance OF the
men on board. and succeeded in tax
ing them off late in the day.
An unconfirmed wireless message
said that seven Chinese committed
suicide 70 escape the death by drown
ing which appeared for n time to be
imminent for every one on board.