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in Evening, November 10. 1930 THE GREEN BAY PRESS GAZETTE 15 18 LOSE LIVES IN SINKING OF LUMBER CRAFT Storm Wrecks Schooner Off Northern California Coast. SAN FRANCISCO- While a waning storm tossed wreckage of the lumber schooner Brooklyn at their fret. coast guardsmen searched today for the bodies of 18 men who went down with the little wooden craft Saturday on Humboldt bar in northCalifornia. ery, Meantime a determined crew of 41.

refused all offers to be taken off the creaking Richfield oil tanker Tamiahua, aground since Thursday on Pescadero reef, 50 miles south of San Francisco. Six wreckers aboard and three tugs waited for heavy seas to subside before beginning salvage attempts. A breeches was ready to take the crew ashore in case of emergency. Caught in Same Storm A third ship, caught in the same storm which wrecked the Brooklyn, was in tow of the coast guard cutter Saranac. This helpless vessel, the once proud navy cruiser Missoula.

with 11 men aboard, broke loose off the Oregon coast from the cable with which the Tug Roosevelt was towing her to San Francisco to be Determined to maintain his schedule. Captain T. Tufvesson steamed the 1 lumber-laden Brooklyn out of Eureka for San Francisco Saturday in the face of one of the worst northern California gales in years. Caught By Waves When the danger of trying to cross the treacherous bar outside Humboldt became apparent, and before the ship could be put about, she was caught by towering waves. They tossed the 333-ton craft over on Its side like a plaything.

Giant seas split the wooden craft In two as easily as a would break a match, said Captain Ahlin, whose lumber schooner' Washington was but quarter mile behind. No Boats Lowered A few minutes after she was caught, Ahlin said. the Brooklyn with all hands on board. No boats Shattering were loweredats. broken parts the hull, splintered beams, the of battered deck house scattered lumber the little schooner, which were hurled on the beach tol mute1y of the power of the storm.

Rode Out Storm The gale the fast running ebb tide ripped chain and part of anchor. the anchor winch from the Washington when she tried to stop. Small fishing craft rode out the fiercest part of the storm, not daring cross the treacherous bar until yesterday. When the storm snapped cable from the Roosevelt the Missoula off Coos bay, the tug was forced to call for help. The chain dragged over her stern and threatened to foul her propeller.

The Saranac then went to aid of the helpless cruiser and took up the towing job. ALL FURNISHINGS ARE REMOVED BY ROBBERS HAMMOND, Ind. -(P)-It was a yesterday, but it cooled, off warm day the night while Mr. Mrs. during Malloy were taking in a cineChester Malloy didn't worry about that ma.

he recalled that he had banked the as fire in the living room stove before leaving. "It's a good thing," he said returnIng home, "that we left a fire." But when he entered the living room the hot stove was gone. So, too, were all the rest of their household nishings. The police today were looking for burglars with a moving van and a hot stove turned cool. For Sale---Apples 75c "bu.

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William B. Long of Cleveland, of the Allied Industries association, representatives of the Cleveland police who have studied communist activities in that Ohio City, and Rev. Father Edmund A. Walsh, vice-president of Secretary of War and Mrs. Patrick this photo.

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association he of United States headed by Major General Amos A. Fries, then formerly chief the army chemical service, had another angle to discuss. The committee plans hearings in Chattanooga Thursday, Birmingham Friday, and Atlanta Saturday, From htere a group is to go to New Orleans to decide whether it is necessary to go to Mexico City to obtain docuents seized there, which are alleged to reveal activities of Soviet agents in the United States. Chairman Hamilton Fish, expects to discuss with Ambassador Telez of Mexico, Tuesday, the manner in which the documents can best be turned over to the committee. DECADE OF CRIME ENDS; VICTIM LEAVES 6 CENTS CHICAGO- police reiterated the old story that crime does not pay AS they pointed to the case of John Ready, ex-convict.

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Fred Champeau. 64. lifelong resident of Brown county, died Sunday morning at 11:30 at her home in the town of Howard, following an illness of less than three hours. A cerebrel hemorrhage caused her death. Accompanied by her husband.

Mr. Champeau had started out for the 9 o'clock Mass yesterday morning at St. John the Baptist church. She complained of a pain in the right side of her head and as it grew worse decided to turn back home. She walked a few steps further and was stricken with paralysis of the left side, falling in the road.

A passing motorist was hailed by Mr. Champeau and he took them back home, where Mrs. Champeau died. The doctor who was called said that paralysis was caused by a cerebral hemmorhage which hastened death. The deceased was the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Augustine Hamlin. pioneers who came here from Canada, and was born in Green Bay. She spent her entire life in this vicinity, Besides her husband she is survived by four sons. Elmer Tebo, Preble, Peter Tebo, Rochester, Lemuel Tebo, Green Bay, Norman Tebo, at home.

by three daughters, Mrs. Henry Bultman, Green Bay, Mrs. Al Wilkinson and Mrs. Oscar Johnson. Chicago, and by two stepsons, John Champeau.

Kaukauna, and Fred Champeau, Little Chute. There are HAMBONE'S By FEED 50 FALL DAT NACALY 'UMBLE KICKED MEDITATIONS ADMIRAL BYRD TO J. P. Alley GIVE LECTURE AT SCACE DIS APPLETON NOV. 19 MULE JES' GITTIN' SO Description of 'Little America' HE AIN' Is Augmented by Motion AT ME FUR Pictures.

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C. 0. which will meet at the home this evening at 8 o'elock to recite the rosarv. Funeral services will be held Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock from St. John the Baptist church.

Howard, with burial in the Duck Creek cemetery. among the most noted of navigators: an international authority on aviation, and an inventor of navigational citations for exceptional accomplishments. The lecture in open to the public, and many Green Bay people 8 5 The real story of Little America, and of his magnificent South Polar expedition. will be told at Lawrence Memorial chapel. Appleton, Wednesday -evening.

Nov. 19, by Admiral Richard E. Byrd. The lecture, which promises to be one of the most interesting heard in this section during recent months, is being given under the nuspices of the Appleton Woman's club. Will Show Pictures, Motion pictures to shown in connection with the lecture have been selected and assembled under the personal direction of Admiral Byrd, and not only show the epoch-making flight to the South Pole, but give wonderfully comprehensive view of the unknown areas chartered and plored, and the life in Little America.

The story of the expedition, on which not a single life well known to all persons who followed the adventure through the daily press. Admiral Byrd is in many respects one of the most remarkable men this country has produced during the present generation. Is Aviation Anthroity Ranking with the late Admiral Peary 28 an Arctic explorer, he is Branch 97 Wis. Ave. Office East D.

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