Evening Star Newspaper, December 21, 1934, Page 33

CREW IS SAVED fm!hlllll&': upper structure md lunged into pAhml'dwmemd Capt. Fritz Kruse, mmtndzrort.henew York, and his crew on the arrival of Lhn ner here. cspt.xrulelndsu- ho commanded the lifeboat that took off the Sisto BY WOOD CARGD 2 Acts of Heroism Praised in Rescuing Sailors From Sisto. By the Assoclated Press. CHERBOURG, France, December 21.—The battered and broken Nor- weglan ship Sisto, from which 17 men were rescued in mid-Atlantic early ‘Wednesday, “floated only because she was loaded with wood,” Capt. Joaquim Reinerstein of the Sisto declared. Lifeboat Crew Praised. The tall young veteran of two ship- wrecks praised the bravery of the lifeboat crew that put out from the liner New York amid boiling seas and took the captain and his 16 men aboard as they unlashed themselves Cherbourg wnvod aside their protestations and led Kruse a medal and a bouquet. ')mn- Dramatie Story. ‘The 16 members of the Sisto’s crew remained in their tourist quarters aboard the New York 'hfle Capt. Mneuheln rewld the dramatic nmry the Associated lhmly ltwr the Tescue. The Norweglans will stay aboard the New York until it reaches Ham- burg, continuing thence to Norway. e & Crew Saved as Ship Sinks. VANCOUVER, British Columbia, December 21 (#)—Reports reaching here said the steamer Cardena had been in collision yesterday with the small coastal freighter “P. W.” about 25 miles south of Della Della, British Columbia, sinking it. The crews of both vessels were reported safe. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1934 SUICIDE RULING FREES DEAD WOMAN’S HUSBAND Mate Had Surrendered on Advice of Counsel Following Death of Wife. Coroner A. Magruder MacDonald certified as & suicide yesterday the death Wednesday night of Mrs. Louise Robbins, 23, of 940 New York avenue, who swallowed poison December 9. 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