davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1934-03-27
IN HAND BALL DOUBLES
"Y" Players Turn From Singles,
Buck Scores Upset.

Doubles play in the District A. A..
U. hand ball championship tourney
gets under way tonight at 7:30 o'clock
at the Central Y. M. C. A., with two
matches scheduled.
Maynard Buck surprised by defeat
ing Paul Pearlman, 9-21, 21-l5,
2l-l4, as singles competition opened
last night George Newman and Jack
Schwartz were other singles victors.
the latter defeating Tom Mangan, the
veteran tennis star.
Evening star., 1934-03-27
TOnight's Schedule,

First round doubles. 1:3O o'clock-Tom
Charshee and Tom Mangan Randall
Myers and Paul Pearlman; Leonard Vine
berg and Cliff Woodward VS.. Bill Novel;
and Ray Nash
Evening star., 1934-03-27

by winning seven races, more than
any other outstanding 2-year-old, and
earned $l4,9C0.
Evening star., 1934-03-27
Has Boost for Cavalcade.

Bob Smith, trainer of Mrs. Dodge
Sloan's Brookmeade Stable, says Cav
alcade will be a mighty tough horse
TO beat in both OF the early season
classics for S-year-olds.
"Cavalcade is doing fine. is sure
to run and has great chance" Smith
told the Associated Press, at Co.
lumbia, S. c.
The colt, which cost Mrs. Sloane
only $1,000 as a yearling, is far ad-
vanced in training. He Is the choice
of such an astute authority as Earl
Sande.
In IL starts last year Cavalcade won
only twice, but ran his best toward
the close of the season, defeating
Singing Wood in the Hyde Park
Stakes at Arlington Park.
Evening star., 1934-03-27
Last Nights Results.

George Newman defeated Charles Croft.
IL. 2I-19. Ell; Maynard Buck
defeated Paul Pearlman. 9-21. 21-l5.
2l-l4; Jack Schwartz defeated Tom
Mangan. 2l-l2. 2l=l4.
Evening star., 1934-03-27
YOUNG BASKET COACH.

Ralph Jordan, %. basket ball coach
at Auburn. is one Of the youngest
mentors in the country.
Evening star., 1934-03-27

The severe Winter has hit the
early training of Chicstraw at George
D. Widener's Erdenheim Farm, near
Philadelphia, but Andrew jackson
Joyner, veteran head trainer. is high
on the son of Chitle and Last Straw.
Chicstraw was late in rounding into
form last Fall, but closed the season
Evening star., 1934-03-27

- ENIOR golfers of the Middle
Atlantic sector are to have q
tournament all their own this
- year.
The Middle Atlantic Golf
Association has decided to hold a
special competition for the senior
players of member clubs of the asso-
citation in connection with the annual
championship jamboree at Hot Springs,
Va, late in July. The competition
will be open to senior golfers of clubs
in Maryland and Virginia. There are
no private clubs In the District Of
Columbia, or clubs which belong to
the association.
The age limit probably will be so
years and it is proposed to put up
substantial trophies for the seniors to
shoot at. Only one big senior tourney
the Maryland State seniors cham
pionship, near Baltimore. The Dis
trict Golf Association apparently has
abandoned its senior title affair, for
such a tourney will not be held this
year, and one was not held last year
If the association decides to set
5O-year minimum it will include many
talented performers, including such
fine golfers as B. Warren Corkran,
G. H. Chasmar and others who play
well enough to hold their own in any
class regardless OF age. The tourney
probably will be a medal play affair,
although plans have not yet been
worked out.
Evening star., 1934-03-27

Washington has four entries in the
North and South open tourney which
started today over the sand green's OF
the No 2 course at Pinehurst. They
are AL Houghton of Kenwood, Mary
land State champion; Fred Mcleod
of Columbia, former North and South
open titleholder, and the present and
former champions of the Chevy Chase
Club, Richard D. Lunn, who in addi-
ton to his club crown also holds the
District amateur title, and Richard P.
Davidson, winner of the Chevy Chase
title a couple of years ago.
The entire field is slated to play
l8 holes today, the same route tomor-
row and the low 60 and ties will wind
up with a 36-hole affray on Thurs
day. Prize money totals $4,000.
Not the least of the big shots Is
George T. Dunlap, national amateur
champion, who grew his eye teeth and
developed his uncanny chipping and
putting on those sand greens at Pine
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-08-11

N. j. M.-Wlll be successful In
paying for our homer
Ans: II seems that you will pay
the largest portion on this home
but you can't expect to meet all the
PAYMENTS yourself. You should
get other members OF the house.
hold to do their share.
8. 4. M.-Wll1 my daughter ever
get well and VIII 1 set No . Job
anytime s00nS
Ans: You need not look for work
until your daughter returns home.
She will regain her health and
will soon be well enough to return
to you and take care OF her Chill
DREN. SO that you may return to
work. You won't have any difficult
ty in securing work when the time
comes.
g. ]. G.-why did M girl friend
leave and who was the cause Of
her leaving as she dldf
Ans: She left because she had
grown tired Of you and everything
in your city and she thought II
best to leave before she herself
became a bore to you. 1t is best
that she left as she did for you
and she would not have found hap
piness together.
x.M.X--Have 1 chance TO
make good In the vocation that
am taking or Is IL uselessi
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-08-11

Johnson. We would like to find the
answer. also.
Steve Turner says the Roaming
Reporter had better not light on
the East or West Side after dark.
Is that so?
Well, the Frogs hoped last Sat-
urday. at the NJ. ID. l.. and can you
feature your old scribe in the role
OF head waiter? That's what he
was. II you want to find out what
kind of waiter he was ask the lady
with the spot on her dress. II was
delightful affair, with Rollo S.
Vest as master OF ceremonies for
the floor show which featured
Anna Belle Hill I'm the latest song
hits.
Speaking of music, you can say
what you want to about bands, but
picked from the group of local
laddies. the Harlem Shutters as
one of the best. You know that one
Occie Brunette plays piano for
them.
We will give you first-hand in
III iildliOn dDOuA the Ndtit Ciid
moonlight attendance next week.
Last Sunday, the Nacirema gave a
picnic at Cure Grove. near Roches-
ter. Michigan. Among those present
we're: Helen lines. Juanita Hobes.
Trina Langston. Violet Banks. Wini-
fred De Grasse. Corinne Buckner
Harry Tapsico. Norberts Revels
and many others.
The Great Lakes Mutual ms.
picnic last Saturday was attended
by many OF The younger folk in
Guiding Willette Colmer. Barbara
lines. Gilberta Coins. Doris John
son. Geraldine Sloan, anu Joe Neil,
Ben Davis. Henry Anderson, VIII
liam Rutland. steve Turner and
Harrison Hayes.
They tell me that Earl yelling
HAMS paper. the African Bubble, Is
getting along swell. The Birdhurst
Reporter, a paper started BY a
group OF progressive young folk
Who want some grief on their
hands Is coming along nicely SO
they toll me- John Whisinton Is the
Editor. and Corinno Walden is So
ciety editor.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-08-11
] 1lptlr. DfsMrl1
i In Hae 0rYSfaI
1k''RAMON' Tie Mdtdis1
he MVaiN

Ans: II is not useless for you
will gain more from this course
than any course you could take
up. There are few women PHAC-
TICING LAW but the field IL good
and you should accomplish much.
Even II you do not wish to prac-
tice until you are several years
older you can take the course and
get into q law Office and continue
70 study.
m. PLEASE tell me why my
husband has no confidence In me
whatever and give me the best Of
advice.
Ans: Yor husband has never
grown used to your care-free ma
ture and happy-go-lucky smile and
is inclined to believe that you do q
little flirting. He comes from THE
type OF people who are stern and
very dignified and have nothing to
say to anyone. You will have to
adopt a different air II you wish to
live happily with him.
{. NJ am too young TO work
but I wonder n could make good
rs . professional swimmer3
Ans: You can easily become a
professional swimmer and It would
be to your advantage to commence
practicing as much as possible.
Have a DIVING INSTRUCTOR
give you some lessons In diving as
that Is your biggest weakness.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-08-11

close affair that It's hard to tell
who will be elected as Jap Sneed
came up steady over the weekend
10 move into fourth leaving only q
very small margin between him
and Bill Mosel,. who dropped
down to third after the terrific vot-
ing interest which arose In the
past few days.
An effort is being made to al
low people attending the "unoffi-
cial" Mayor Bali to cast a last
minute vote for their favorite. but
don't wait until then IL you want
TO vote. because business COM
pulsions and obligations may pre-
vent the carrying through OF these
plans.
The standings and the number
of votes received to date. accord
ing to the latest report Of the un-
official mayor committee is listed
below:
Bill Walker 610, Sonny Wilson
500; Bill Mosely 800; Jap Sneed
100; John Roxborough 100; Walter
Norwood 20: Everret l. Watson 40;
Bill Donaldson 30: Joe Brown 20;
Mack Ivey 10; Joe Hubert 10.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-08-11
Jovial Juniors
By LEROY White

Activities of the Jovial Juniors
are increasing. as schooldays grow
near. picnics, moonlightss dances
aad other features OF amusement
are filllng the J. j calendar until
the school bells ring again. And
YOU must remember there are only
twenty-four more days in this va
cation time in which 20 have your
fun. My. but time does fly
Flash, Duke is coming. Yes sir.
that well-known gentleman and his
orchestra Duke Ellington will be
In We old Motor City, Aug. -, at
the GraystOne Ballroom. While on
the subject OF Duke, all j. Us hats
are off to the Maker OF mayors"
RollO S. Vest. writer Of the Low
down" column for this paper. Who
will be the unofficial mayor, is the
question in the air? Well, we will
know next week. says Rollo.
And come to think Of 1t, few OF
YOU know anything about tins
young man. Here Is the lowdown:
On March IL 1914, In Xenia, O..
little Rollo was horn. He Is the son
OF Hattie and Shirly Vest. AT the
age OF fourteen his parents died,
leaving this young man 10 face the
world by himself. In June, 1929,
young Vest came TO Detroit. After
a few years of hardships, he Joined
the staff Of the former Detroit Tri-
bune and later connected with the
former Detroit World.
March II 1898, he married Evelyn
Palmer, OF Columbus, Ohio. At pre-
sent he is one OF Detroits most
popular columists featuring the
"Lowdown" on local theatrical peo-
pie. Well, SO much for the
maker OF mayors"
Grace Sadler, beautiful young
lady, of the Heart Of Detroit, says
she IL going to Howard University.
Boys will have to change theil<col-
leg choice.
Chick Middlebrooke got into a
big argument with some OF the
towns best arguers. on the subject
of whether or not he could take
Margaret Thompson from Otto
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-08-11
Hudgins Takes The
Afternoon 0 f (

Johnny Hudgins, who is COM
monty known as the king OF
Comedy" desired to take an az
ternoon OF and have dinner with
the drummer OF Earl Waltons
Club Plantation Orchestra.
Johnny is a Maryland boy.but he
certainly goes for his good old
southern dishes and as a result he
was served with some good home
cooked ham and greens, corn muf-
fins and corn on the cob. Jello
with whipped cream and peaches
for desert. The King said, "The
butter was fixed so fancy that
thought IL was cake. You should
have seen the hunk / took" And
then i'm his shy. boy-like manner
he asked this writer to try and
mention the names OF his hosts.
They were: Mr.. and Mrs. George
Mrs. Clode and John
Moore.
Johnny will crown Duke Filing
on liking OF Jazz. Monday night
Il the Unofficial Mayor of De-
roit" Ball.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-08-11
Jap Sne e d Moves
Up To Fourth
Place
Last Chance To Vote
Clip Ballot Below

Glamerous. aristocratic. Bill
Walker of the beautiful Club Plan
tation replaced the winsome Son.
ny Wilson. of the unique. Harlem
Cave for the leadership In the
unofficial mayor OF Detroit cleo
tion.
Sonny Wilson has been leading
the ballot for the past two weeks.
having staged sensational squirt
from sixth TO first. to lead the
field with an almost two to one
vote. Walkers sudden flow OF
votes into the official counters Of
flee was somewhat OF a surprize,
he had been just about counted out
of the race.
The race has developed into such
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-08-11
BOXING NEWS
ny s. T Holland

Franklin Young. former state
flyweight champion, lost the siz
round semi-final TO X. o. Morgan
the Toledo clown at Dearborn last
Friday night.
At Hazel Park Cecil Lottery, Ro-
meo welterweight, was knocked
out In the first round by AL Honas
OF Detroit.
Bud Massey. Detroit fether-
weight. will meet X. o. Morgan
this Friday at Dearborn This will
be Massey's second professional
fight.
Bud Greed, the Oklahoma light
heavyweight is scheduled TO fight
In Quincy. Illinois this week.
Holman Williams is expecting to
leave for Australia soon with Ed
die Anderson. white owner Of the
West Side A. c.
Texas Tanner is starting to
train again for future bouts. An
sell Bell. the chief trainer. is still
putting the boys through their
daily dozens at the West Side A.
c. This seems 10 be about the only
really good gym in the city and
many boys. both white and colored
work out there daily. Some OF the
boys there include
Bud Greed. Tiger McClendon,
Jackie Young. Holman Williams.
L. S. Chocolate. Baby George Dixon
and others. All good race fighters
had better get in touch with Ansell
Bell in the near future. Call at
1906 Michigan avenue or telephone
lafayette GIL between twelve and
TX O'Clock daily, Sunday included. !
All good amateur and profession !,
i boxers send in your complete
oxing records for future refer
noes. You can get in contact with
ne al my home address. 1856 Peter
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-08-11
BILL walker NOW LEADING TN RACE
FOR UNOFFICIAL MAYOR: WILSON End

Hunt or at the Tribune office 2146
st. Antoine 81.
Did You Know That
Panama AL Brown, world ban
tamweight champion have never
been stopped In ten years OF ring
work?
George Godfrey's real name Is
Feab s. Williams.
Joe Jeanette was floored thirty
nine times by Sam Mcvey but arose
to win?
Ansell Bell fought for ten years
without suffering defeat?
Young Peter Jackson, Paciiic
Coast lightweight champion Is
good fighter?
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-08-11
NACIREMA WINS;
is TIED FOR FIRST

Nacirema and the Kappa Alpha
Psi's increased their lead over the
other inter-fraternity teams and
tied for first place. as a result OF
Sundays game. July -, when Mac
irema and the Kappab engaged In
an exciting sluggers battle.
Nacirema won 17-12, making the
Kappa's number of games lost in
crease to two. The victors have the
same number OF losses charged to
them Eubanks and Holland was
the battery for Nacirema. while
the Kappa's used Murphy, Gaines,
Marshal and Barthwell.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-08-11
II A M T r A M C. K
CRUS A D E X


For the past three weeks racial
relations In Hamtramck have been
very grave. First the Quinn Chapel
A. M. K. Church was stoned by
whites who sought to force the
church to move from the neigh
borhood. Then there was the case
OF a boy being charged with at
lacking a white girl but for some
reasons. the girl did not prefer
charges. In addition to these incl
dents. the beating OF Miss Chris
tine Wright. by bunch OF white
idlers last week. aroused colored
citizens. The climax came Fridey
night, when approximately one
hundred colored citizens were dis
persed on Belmont. near Conant by
policemen.
When II was announced that
twenty-five police officers would
be fired from the force this bureau
took stand OF opposing this ac-
ton on the part OF our council
pointing out that Hamtramck
has been center OF crime for
many yearsa nd surely this action
would not>-trighten law-breakers
from our city.
These acts OF violence on the
part OF white idlers who insults
colored girls verify our statement.
Something must be done by our
administration TO halt this prac-
tice. so as TO avert further friction.
The time TO act is before trouble
comes. We appeal TO the council
for prompt action.
Social Hamtramck
Miss Emma Hunter is convalesc-
ing in MARI Hospital after a recent
operation.
Mrs. Mildred Vaughn and her
four children-Jean, June Johnetta
and Donald. left last Saturday for
ST. Louis, Mo. for a months visit
with Mrs. Vaughn's relatives.
Detective Wesley James OF the
Police Force left with
his family for Virginia last week
being accompanied ! by John
Vaughn.
New Deal Club Backs Murphy
John Murphy, candidate for the
Democratic nomination for sheriff
Of Wayne County. addressed tn.
New Deal Civic Club last Friday,
at the home Of their president.
Mrs. Dorothy Sutton. He received
the unanimous endorsement of the
club.
The Del Rio Social Club gave an
at. a. NJ he Ia .f..nt. a<.lr
Open Air Gardens. Friday night,
August 3.
The Green Dragon gave dance
at Workers Hall 1884 Yemans.
Music was furnished by the Harlem
Shutters. Van Jones is leader Of
the Dragons.
Mrs. Matte Stevens Of Detroit.
spout the Weekend " "A her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Mercer of
Buffalo Boulevard.
Leonard Troutman, president OF
me- JnNal Junior Club OF Ham
iramch Is con,aloscing at Grace
Hospital after q recent operation.
Miss BlalOck Presents Recital
The piano students Of Miss Fam
ne Dmlock will be presented in a
ial Friday August 10 at 4 p.
m. an 3S5 lemans All are well
.nrlc
First Baptist inst. Church
l'iaal contributions 20 the
chrrchs anniversary bulletin were
turned in Sunday. The sixteenth
anniversary will be held in sepiem-
Der
81. Peters a. VI. 4. Zion
The church Will sponsor bar
ccue aud picnic. Saturday, Aug.
II. Rev. Jesse Moore preached last
Sunday from the theme. Does II
Matter What Man Believes
The local ministers contest at ST.
Peters Church last Sunday was a
splei did success.
Special Notice
A barbecue will be given by the
Joval Juniors Of Hamtramck 1851
Yemans Saturday Aug. IL. All are
invited 10 attend.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-08-11

NOTE; Your question viii be answered
FREE In this column ONLY when the
heading Of this column 10 cneloscd with
Your Question. Your Full Name. Birth
date. and Correct Address. For Private
Reply send 25s and . self addressed
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-08-11

envelope for my New Astrolosy Read
Ing and receipt by return mail my
FREE ADVICE on Three Questions.
Send all letters 10 RAMON. Tho Men
taIist. care Of The Tribune -Independ-
emit. sils g. Antoine. Detroit, Mich
Evening star., 1934-09-10
$150,000 for Airport.

Edinburgh, Scotland, is to have q
new airdrome costinR $150,000.
Evening star., 1934-09-10
Dead, Missing
MORO Castle Blaze Claimed
79 Known Dead and 27
Unaccounted For.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, September 10.-The
list of known dead in the MORO Castle
sea disaster stood at 10 today as
follows:
Altenburg, Mrs. S., Brooklyn.
Bader, Charles, Baldwin, N. Y.
Berry, Miss Agnes, Springfield, Mass.
Borrell, Mrs. James H.. Buffalo,
N. Y.
Bouguson, Elias, Brooklyn.
Brady, Edward j., Philadelphia.
Brennan, Miss Eleanor, Bronx, N. Y.
Busquet, DR.. Francisco H, Havana,
Cuba.
Byrne, Mrs. John T., Richmond
Hill, N. Y.
Cardielicho (crew).
Clark. Carrie j., Howard Beach,
N. Y.
Coll, James p, Jersey City, N. J.
Conroy, Miss Camilla E., Baltimore,
Md.
Dillon, Mrs. James, Brooklyn.
DiStler, Louis, Brooklyn.
DiStler, Adelaide L., Brooklyn.
Erickson, Miss Jerry, Flushing,
N. Y.
Farnel, Harry, Woodhaven, N. Y.
(crew).
Faulconer, Fred G., Alexandria, Va.
Featherstone, Thomas E., Wilkes
barre, Pa.
Filter, Charles P, Richmond Hill,
N. Y.
Fryman, Miss Fannie, Philadelphia.
Garner, Robert, Bloomfield, N. j.
(crew).
Garringer, Mrs. Dora, Scarborough,
Ny
Comes, Manuel, Columbia Heights,
Brooklyn (crew).
Fonzales, Roberto, Newburgh, N. Y.
Greisner, Frederick, Brooklyn.
Gre1sner, Mrs. Frederick, Brooklyn.
Greisner, Mrs. Augusta (mother of
Frederick), Brooklyn.
Heiman, Joseph, New York CITY.
Holman, Miss Eva, London, On
tario.
Hoffman, Eleanor, East Harlem,N.Y.
Holden, Mrs. r. A, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Jakoby, Henry, Brooklyn.
Jakoby, Henry. jr., Brooklyn.
Kennedy. James S., Hamilton
Beach, N. Y.
Kent, John S., Swarthmore, Pa.
Klein, Milton, Paterson, N. ].
Kosbothe. Mrs. Mary, Brooklyn.
Kraus, Rose, New York City.
Krossohay, Mrs. A, Brooklyn.
Kuhn, Mrs. Anne, Lynbrook, N. Y.
Kurland, A., New York City (crew).
Larrinada, Nicholas, New York City
(crew).
Likewise, Jacob, Brooklyn.
Evening star., 1934-09-10

Lione, Anthony, Sunnyside, N. Y.
Lione, Raymond. Sunnyside, N. Y.
Listic, Milton, Worcester, Mass.
Lofmark, Mrs. Dorothy H., New
York City.
Lupex, John (crew).
Lyon, Morton, jr., Wayne, Pa.
Macarthur, Alexander, Philadelphia.
Martin, Nelson, New York City
(crew).
Marshall, Mrs. Nellie, Brooklyn.
Matarrita, Arturo, New York City
(crew).
Mohr, Mrs. Lefty c., Brooklyn.
Moran, Mrs. Emily, Brooklyn.
Moran, Miss Marian, Brooklyn.
Muller, Frances, Hampstead, N. Y.
Olavarria, Rene (crew).
Oleson, Mrs. Laura, 413 College
avenue, Westerly, N. Y.
Overgene, Miss L. address not
known.
Patty, Samuel (crew).
Pearlman, Bessie, Brooklyn.
Pellice, Louis, Brooklyn.
Pellice, Mrs. Viola E., IS Claremont
avenue, Brooklyn.
Pettberg, Everett E., Brooklyn.
Price, Mrs. william E., New York
City.
Ramus, Lucino (crew).
Rienz, Mrs. Marie, Brooklyn.
SAM Aulera, Marth, Havana, Cuba.
Scheely, Mrs. August. Glendale,
N. Y.
Sheridan, Arthur D., T., Wilkes
barre, Pa.
Spector, Frances, Brooklyn.
Suarez Murias, Eduwardo, Havana,
Cuba.
Stewart, Francis, Parkway, N. Y.
Thorne, Miss S. address not
known. 4
Tosti, Frank, New York City.
Trujillo, Lupecino, New York City.
Vallejo, Antonio (crew).
Van zile, DR.. De Witt Brooklyn.
(Ships' surgeon)
VillhoZ, Irineo (crew).
Wacker, Herbert j., Roselle Park,
N. j.
Wecker, Henrietta, Brooklyn, N. Y.
We'll, Mrs. William H., Hollis, N. Y
Dead and Partially Identified.
1n morgue, Point Pleasant, N. J.)
Halvorsen, Miss Aagot address not
known.
Zebla, Mrs Ragne, stewardess.
Missing Passengers.
Berliner, M
Bregstein, Marvin.
Browney, Miss G.
Chester, Miss r.
Clark, Mrs. william.
Distler, Mr.. E.
Elias, Charles.
Sahringer, Miss L.
Grimm, William.
Hagedorn, H.
Hagedorn, Mrs. H.
Hoed, Francisco.
Landau, Miss Dorothy.
Longe, Mr.. M.
Lipscomb, Harry A.
Melev, F. B.
Evening star., 1934-09-10

and us ashore. We increased the rev.
olutionS Of our engines and the towing
hawser broke under the strain, the
end swapping back and fouling our
propeller.
1--WE were helpless, then, and
dropped our anchor to keep from
drifting down on the Moro Castle
or going on the beach. Luckily, we
held.
"Just a few minutes later, it seemed,
we could see the MORO Castle against
the lights on the beach at Asbury
Park. She was ashore.
I'VE finally we're able to free our
propeller and proceeded to Scotland
Light, where we anchored for the rest
of the night. Our real trouble is a
strain on the shaft and in the thrust
bearings"
Rose said Warns told him alarm
bells, the whistle and seamen were
used in an effort to get passengers
awake and on deck.