New York, June 9.
A coastguard cutter, back from ice patrol, reported today they had picked 39 of the crew of 80 of the refrigerator ship Maroon, which was ink 210 miles south-east of Green-ind, and took them to St. John's in Newfoundland, The rescued men reported that German submarines and planes sank eight of nine ships in ther convoy fon May 20, "The survivors were in a weak condition and had been without water for sx days and nights in stormy seas. Some had collapsed through @rinking sea water, and the Captain land Chief Engineer were believed Despite this exodus there are no signs of panic or disorder but only growing resentment at Nazi- ruth-
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