Evening Star Newspaper, July 20, 1931, Page 12

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The men were none the worse for all having succeeded in getting into two compression cham- | bers when the water started pouring in. | All were held in a hospital today, how- ever, for observation. They were brought six hcurs after they 11 CAUGHT IN SHAF BYFLOOD RESCUED ‘Firemen Pump Waters From = Tunnel and Remove Trapped death to the were THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, |MAN LEAPS 1,200 FEET FROM PLANE TO DEATH “Happy Landings, Buddy,” Shouts G. 0. Wallace to Pilot in Suicide Jump. By the Associated Press. JAMESTOWN, N. Y, ly 20— Shouting “Happy landings, Buddy!” George O. Waliace leaped to his death yesterday fiom a plane he had hired for a ride over this city. He climbed out on a wing before the pilot noticed what he was doing. It was his twenty-fifth birthday anniversary. He fell 1,200 feet into a cemetery. His family sald he had been ill re- cently. He asked the pilot as they were about to take off how high they were going. 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Fire Department pumpers E = |Taced to the scene, and six hose lines | were quickly lowered into the shaft. For almost six hours the pumpers were operated at top speed, drawing thou- sands of gallons of water to the sur- face. The tunnel is 6 feet in diameter and 15 being _constructed to house steam pipes and electric cables between Milwaukee's new $10,000,000 court house and a plant situated on the Mil- waukee River. When the water had been lowered sufficiently, Capt. Paul Mueller and Bat- talion Chief Thomas Wirth went down |into_the tunnel Wading in water and muck up to their waists, they explored the tunnel and learned that all the men had gotten into the compression cham- bers. A little later tappings on the | steel doors of the chambers gave word |that the men were alive. | The pumping continued until all but |a foot of water had been drawn out. | Then Capt. Mueller and Wirth signaled [the men beyond the west door to un- lock it and come out. Five men_ap- peared. 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