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SAVANNAH DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1930
Canadian Ship Sinking After Crash at Sea
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Her lower decks under water after her crash with the British freighter City of Auckland, the Canadian
freighter Canadian Planter is shown aground in the shoals off Nantucket. A heavy fog prevailed at the
time of the crash. The Auckland, only slightly damaged, stood by after the crash and picked up the crew
of the Plantar, (Central Press)
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Members of the formidable Davis Cup team from
Australia are in America for matches with the
American team at the Germantown Cricket club.
Left to right, Vivian McGrath, famous for his two-
handed shots; Jack Crawford, former national
champion; Hugo Quist, present Australian champ,
and Clifford E. Sproule, who is playing manager of
the team.
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At the New York headquarters of the Lai*lon-for-President
committee of former Kanasans, Brock Pembertcn, noted Broad
way play-producer and a former Kansan, is pictured with an
aide, Mrs. Lawrence Morris, working on pirns to boost the Kan.
sas governor in the East. Pemberton, who was a classmate of
Governor Lp.idon, is chairman of the committee of former Kan
sans.
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Pair in Murder Tangle
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Terrence Bramlett, former C.C.C. youth (left), has been charged jointly
with Mrs. Reable Childs (right) with the murder of the women’s hus-,
band, Marlie W. Childs, former treasurer of Shelby County, Tex.
They are held in Beaumont Authorities say they have the youth’s con-j
session, and that the slaying was motivated by money.
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27 Compass
point
28— A record of a
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30—It is (contr.)
32—Fetters
35—A deck officer
below a cap
tain (mer
chant vessel)
37 — Pertaining
to one's birth
38— Wicked
39 Hastens
41—Epochs
43—Those who
scale
2—Esteemed
B—A kiln for
drying hops
or malt
12 — Traveled on
horseback
13— Disappoint
15—" The Cloister
and the
Hearth"—
author
17— A subway
18— Possessing
ears
20— A Bulgarian
coin
21— To bend in
the middle
22 Form of the
verb “to be”
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11—River In C.
Italy
14—To assess
a tax
16—An officer of
a college
19—Ponds con-
i taining salt
water
I—Preposition
3 Doctor
(abbr.)
4 Extra
5 A concept
6 Brings up
7 Sprinkled
9—At the stern
10—Hebrew name
of Apostle
bombing
31—Commotion
33 Cinch, as a
bargain
34 Sly (Scotch)
36—Highest nota
of Guido's
scale
40—Senior
(abbr.)
42—Indeed!
23—Delay (civil
law) ;
25 A deflnite
portion of
duration
26 — A board from
a barrel
29—German make
airplane used
for long
distance
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