Evening Star Newspaper, September 12, 1928, Page 10

: 10 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 12. 1928.° CAVES 57 PERSONG [Flame Hite Yachts | oioas moe o e P P Do o CONNELLSVILLE, Pa. September |of the Niles, Ohio, Daily Times and|W. D. McGinnis, Marvin B. Pryce and Av|a[0r Ignoran[ 12 (#).—The Connellsville Daily News R. L. Leiberger. FROM BURNING SHIp | ©F ucer Crasty 1x other Ohin papers. The former By the Associated Press. S | ,CUOUCESTER, Mass. September | 12.—The racing yacht Tid III, Tug Rescues PasSeNgers owned by A. C. Leonard of Chi: || cago, was stripped of her mainsa, | i i gaff and mast during a race yester- Aboard Flaming Liner Off day, when a Coast Guard amphibian g plane. losing_altitude because of Mexican Coast. engine trouble, collided with her. The plane, which was piloted by e Lieut. Leonard Melker, dropped a rocker arm from one of its cylinders. Lieut. Melker, leaning over the side beyil‘??lli\esgxtfi!';:rlrme:'cgresamvd} of the plane in an attempt to ex- the Ward Line steamship Monterey off | Amine the demage. did not sce fhe the port of Progreso, 67 passengers| -Yacht directly below him. The left bound for Havana and New York were| WIng of the plane siruck the yacht's sl g g | rigeing. Lieut. Melker proceeded. to The passengers were taken aboard | his base without knowledge of the the tug Eureka two hours after the| @GC 2 . fire was discovered at noon yesterday. | None of the crew of four aboard Officers and crew fought the blaze, but | he vacht was o made little headway. —— The fire started in a cargo composed | of cotton, hay, coffee and 300 bales of sisal_grass. After being landed at Progreso the passengers came to Merida, where they N I Y \ will stay until advised whether fhe}'\ The First Re ement of @ |« e o] e lrs q “ .r e ‘The Monterey, of 2,877 net tons, was o built in 1901. 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