New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 21, 1929, Page 10

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From the cellar to the roof you will find our Building Bureau can effect economies that will be well worth your investigation. { Hardware CityLumberé 1241 EAST ST, NEW BRITAIN, Conn, scssnnssssasaa PHONE 58 Sessssaasa < 4 { { 4 4 4 q { (| { { 4 [ { { { { { { (| { has been set for | Harry Manning, 32 officer of the America, had one of the outstanding roles in the rescue lifeboat which »f the Florida. He commanded the took the crew off the disabled ship. Fried again pays tribute to the courage and coolness of his young officer and says if any cognition is given the men of the America it should go to the mem- 1 (Copyr 32 years old. sers of the lifeboat's voluntary crew. By CAPT. ORGE FRIED . Associated Press) Chiet officer Harry Manning is He is a graduate of He went to the forecastle York School nmand- America wembers of the i and an ple to the fonality. e bro e e olor. When of the v and di: his life erhood nows no creed or S0S is 1l rts ousands When 1 decld the Florida eve: rd the America was on tip-to of the ve smoothly ce to go t the se- . Man- year old chief | every | The chief officer of a vessel has ' the privilege and I might say, it is really his duty if he is physically able, to command the rescuing boat. Mr. Manning was ready, 1 kne and was deserving of He is daring but not foothardy. In a crisis I felt he could control him- self and be as calm as the seas were wild. So he left the bridge and went to the forecastle to choose his crew from the volunteers. The men who decided to wager every- thing against tremendous odds in- cluded W. K. Clark, junior engi- neer, Aloys AVilson, boatswain's mate; Salvatore Bracco, storekeep- to choose his rescue crew..” er, who acted as the interpreter; John Talts, sailmaker; Victor Walleck, master at arms; Walter ttin, quartermaster; and John robin and Fonce Kellam, able the chance. | seamen. As we proceeded toward the Florida, Mr. Manning and 1 dis- cussed brifly the plan of rescue but our plans were necessarily de- pendent upon the situations as they arose. The most important thing was to see that sufficient provisions and water were in the boat, a com. pass, several lengths of rope, flares, | flashlights, a hand lantern and buckets for bailing. Every man wore a life belt. But it is always wise to re-check and make certain that everything is in satisfactory condition. Lifeboat Number One was decided upon as it was nearer the bow from which the crew would | have to pull on thelr start across | the waters for the Florida, | Our plans for the boat getting “n\ay worked perfectly. However, {it had not progressed very far be- | fore the unexpected happened. White caps suddenly began to | appear on the heavy swells. Then ame a snow squall. The wind was increasing in force. An hour after | the hoat had left the side of the | America the wind was blowing at [hurricane velocity and a blinding rain was pelting the rescuers. The visibility was poor as | boat started from the Florida. flashlight was blinking. Mr. Man | ning evidently was trying to get some message to me but we could not make it out due to the rise and fall of the hoat. For a moment I thought something was wrong. The | America was being maneuvered. 1 was trying to watch every detail land every man in sight to make the The America was giving but slight protection to our little boat, but what little there was it helped. could see them struggle. The oars dipped in unison but the waves | often pushed them back further than any headway they had made On our ship everyone was silent T have been asked how I felt at that time. It would be hard for me to | describe my emotions. T was not (nervous. Nor was I excited. T do | know that when the ordeal was |over and my men were safely | aboard, I was almost on the point | of collapse from the mental strain. | Tt was then the full significance of the deeds of these men came to m ! mind. It was then that I felt a tin | gle of pride for having a crew thut could overcome such great obsta cles— rescuing not only 32 men b themselves as well in a sea fron which few crews would ever have emerged triumphant. The water Coughs... PERTUSSIN made by a special (Taeschner) process to_relieve coughs quickly by removing the immediate cause. This cause usually is accumulated mucus, dust, inflammation or irritation. * PERTUSSIN, by helping nature to expel the phlegm, the cough. by soothing the irritation, quiets It is entirely free from harmful drugs. That is why Doctors have prescribed it for o quarter of a century. At all drug stores. 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