Evening Star Newspaper, March 7, 1927, Page 7

THE FEVENYNG STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, MARCH 7, 1927. prevent the rope from fraying and| Two rescuers descended .‘(_ll)h‘h;mb;"lx; BISHOP DIAZ PREDICTS m:x ::!{;;:r;dp ::hwocfir::: country- S AI 48”0] |Duke Faked Title, IInexperienced Mountain Climber Saves |Memine. s oy ! His hand was crushed and cut, but | folded him to save him the mental VICTORY FOR CATHOUCS h,.?:‘"m‘:“l)-!“',’],l;" . » : torture of being suspended in mid-air. counted numerous | de s Edna Hopper, His Compamon From Death in Fall|nor e el e | Twenty four hours later he was haul- | 5 B e | o ed, more dead than alive, to the «-lifl's}u‘.ny Martyred in Mexico, Exiled |N¢ said. members of ht-'churlcllk‘hni b rtyred and ed who was suspended over ' I been mistre ; . . Who Jllt(‘(l Him! hundreds of feet deep, was | summit. | By the Associated Press with a rope. 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