The Navy Department announces, that none of the crew-of forty of the submarine S-4 has been rosen Later.
The S-4 carried four officers and }35 men, It was attached to the New London submarine base, Eye-witnesses say that the Pauld.
was entering the harbour about sunset, when the submarine suddenly rose to the surface, dead ahead of the destroyer.
There was time for either of them to change course, and the vessels crashed, the submarine dis-
Dee, 19, The operations in connection with the rescue of the survivors of the submarine S-4.are at a standstill, lowing to a gale.
The perilous position of the men in the submarine S-4 is indicated in 'a message tapped out by means of 'a hammer on the hull of the submarine and picked up by the res~ ners this afternoon, stating that the survivors have enough oxygen to last until six o'clock this evening and asking that oxygen and emer gency food be sent down through the torpedo-tubes, but the rough weather made immediate response to the plea impossible.
According ly submarine experts, it will be impossible for any of the entombed men to survive after for morrow night.
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