We Were Cut Off What happened that night in the Caribbean
Captain Mario Simoes Maia recounts the Santa Maria seizure by Portuguese rebels at Recife. Early in the morning of January 22 a gun battle broke out on the bridge leaving an officer dead and three wounded. A voice identified as Captain Galvao ordered surrender under threat of repression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caribbean
Santa Maria
Morris W. Rosenberg
Associated Press
Recife
Mario Simoes Maia
Brazil
Cer
Galvao
Henrique Galvao
Capt
Humberto Delgado
Crew Resists Gunpoint Seizure in Brazilian Harbor
The ship’s officers recount surrender after a tense standoff with Galvao’s armed crew. They chose to disembark or die in protest as Brazilian authorities urged restraint. The captain notes fear and confusion, with about 60 followers counted among Galvao’s force and crew loyalty remaining high despite the siege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galvao
Couns
Adm
Dias Fernandes
Sheinwold On Bridge By Alfred Sheinwold
South faced a misplayed defense after an opening lead. The columnist analyzes how a wrong trump play allowed ruffing tricks and forced the declarer to lose three diamonds and a club, urging a diamond lead from the South hand to secure the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
West
Declarer
White urges cities to guard industry against payroll robbery
L T White of Cities Service Co says American cities must watch industry to prevent firms being lured away. He compared this to a “great payroll robbery of the 60s” and proposed a community business institute to assist business impartially, similar to red feather agencies aiding citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
L. T. White
New York
Cities Service Co
Xavier University
Red Feather
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maia
Mexico
Mexico City
Acapulco
North Main St
First National Bank
Central Ave
Eimai
Hollywood
Pee Peis
NORGE
Central
Sheinwold
Alfred Sheinwold
Kings
Jacks
Talk
aAnua
McCall's
McAlpin