The evening world. Newspaper, November 10, 1919, Page 8

Wireless Indicates Sighting of Lifeboats With Fifty After | Big Ship Sinks. The fate of the crew of the United i ' | @tates Shipping Board steamship Polar Land, which ts reported ‘to have | @ank off Sable Istan@, was in doubt Gils morning, and there were several | @apflicting reports. ‘The most hopeful report came by _ wireless from an unnamed ship, say- *Endeavoring to rescue crew from Mfeboats.” Except this mossage there was othing to indicate whether the crew eat been able to launch the boats. ‘The first report of the sinking came > from Halitax yesterday to the West nfin Steamship Company, which | eperated the Polar Land. It was a ‘ } Ri ‘wircless from the fated ship itself, ‘and it said the vessel was sinking in @ beavy gale and the crew, forty-nine men, commanded ty Capt. James ‘Wheeler, was taking to the boats. In view of the fact that the gale fwas heavy enough to disable the big stecl steamship there were grave @oubts as to whether the crew would be ablo to get into the oats, and it as feared that even if they did, the ‘mall boats could mot last long. ‘Wireless reports early this morning said rescue ships bad not yet been @tie to find the drifting lifeboats. The British ship Kanawha and the ve Commerc! Mackay-Bennett were the first to| fic take up the search. 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