New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 13, 1922, Page 10

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It shall be the privilege verning board to purchase trophies be awarded at of the shooting season, the trophics to be borne Any deeision of may gove test o Article the g suitable the cont of of to R . BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1922, “Royal Society” (White label 1) CROCHET ' COTTON Ecru—White .and Colors tely The in the proportio Article S member for be initiation fee ship league shall $10 This e¢onstitution may by a two-thirds vote of ing board, ratified by two- thirds of the member clubs, said imendment to become effective im- mediately upon ratification. Article 9 be wine the gover ne RADIO SAVES 217 ~ ONBURNING BOAT Wireless Operator Is Hero of Pacific Steamer Disaster San Francisco, Oct. 13.—The 217 passengers, officers and crew of the burning steamship City of Honoluiu, which was abandoned at 10:10 o'clc@x vesterday morning in the Pacific Ocean, are safe. This advice was received by wire- less by the Federal Telegraph com- pany from the freighter West Fara- lor, that answered the Henolulu's S O 8. calls. The message was signed “Capt. H. R. Leste master of the doomed vessel, who said all were aboard the rescue ship. A P!ar of Flame. the City of Honolulu when the wire- less was sent. The abandoned ship was deseribed as a gigantic pillar of ved flame and black smoke. The- City of Honolulu, homeward Lound from Honolulu to San Pedro, ‘al., was 1,405 miles from Honolulu ind 670 miles southwest of the home port whenithe fire started. The vessel carried seventy-two pas- sengers and 145 officers and members of the crew. The fire was discovered early in the morning and spread so vidly all aboard had to take to small boats before help arrived. The dea was smooth at the time. The West Faralon, the nearest ves- sel to pick up the urgent call for aid by forced draught managed to reach the scene early in the afternoon while the crew were holding the small hoats near, praying for aid before nightfall Most of the people had been taken aboard by 3:41 o'clock and the remainder were lifted to the West Faralon's deck before nightfall Radio Operator's Valor. The story of the rescue of the City of Honolulu's passengers and crew would not be complete without stat- ing that once again a ship radio oper- ator lives up to the highest traditions of his craft All throughout the less Operator W. H in the wireless ages for help. hortly before 9 o'clock—after the O §. had been broadcast— Bell sent word the boats were being lowered from the hurning steamer. Thirteen minutes later he flashed that the transfer of passengers from the deck had begun But, although the taken from the vessel—now rapidly becoming a furnace—RBell remained at his key while the captan stayed on his bridge Finally at 1 o'clock the vessels rushing to the and the wire- less static hore received this fare- well message from Bell: “Captain and gang leaving now; goodbye to vou all.” Ten morning Wire- Bell sat at his room, flashing gen 8 passengers were rescue Bell had the chief offf- and himself board. 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