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8 Ft Oil NEW YORK5 rVnf IN I'lT JI CENTS 60 Main -f 28 Brooklyn Pages New York, Friday, September 3, 1937 Vol 19. No. 59 VJCIllS LIMIT1 Li. "3H TPfrfl 0)10) jmjytr 0)D) Story on Page 2 tSawaaiT. VTy MiiyaWfca -iwr-J2? J-3toMlM' Will Worl.l wJfl Bombarded Above, salvage ships come to the rescue of British tanker, George MacKnight, disabled by gunfire from a mystery ship off Tunisian coast.

Yesterday British tanker, Woodford, was mysteriously torpedoed and sunk off Spanish coast. One of- ficer was killed and six members of crew injured. French and British warships in Mediterranean have been ordered to "shoot to sink" in war against "submarine pirates." Russia entered picture yesterday when one cf her steamers was sunk by submarine flying Spanish Rebel flag. Story on page S. KFWS foil Trucks Collide Two Men Are Killed Crowd watches workmen comb wreckage of two trucks that collided on Koute 20, near Bound Brook, N.

yesterday. Drivers of both trucks were burned to death when head-on crash caused trucks to catch fire. The dead were Cary McLeod 17, of McBee, S. and Clare Bailey, 28, of Reading, Pa. Their partly burned bodies were removed from the charred wreckage of the trucks, story p..