HERZOGIN CECILIE
APPARENTLY NO HOPI
THOUSANDS OF SPECTATORS
United Tress Association—By Electric Tfl««
graph—Copyright. (Received April 27, noon.)
LONDON, April 26.
Thousands journeyed to see thß Herzogin Cecilie aground. A ceaseless stream of motor-cars extended for threi? miles, and the police were forced to institute one-way traffic. Spectators clustered along the cliffs saw; small boats dancing alongside the Herzogin Cecilie collecting the crew's belongings.
The vessel's position appears to b« hopeless, but Captain Eriksson hope; with favourable weather to dischargt the wheat cargo into barges and ti patch up the holds, enabling tugs i pull the ship off.
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Evening Post, Issue 98, 27 April 1936, Page 10
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98HERZOGIN CECILIE Evening Post, Issue 98, 27 April 1936, Page 10
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