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Captain Dalldorf of the Phoebus, flash, ed word to the shore as he turned the slow moving tankship from her course. Copeland, the chief wireless died shortly after he was rescued. THE DIXMUDE AIR DISASTER, THEORY INVOLVING VOSS. LONDON, April 4. . A full statement by the Salford Coroner relating to Voss shows that Scotland Yard communicated with the ■ Salford police in consequence of information received from the Imperial Airways Company. The Coroner states: The fire broke out near where YuaS sat. He must have flung himself from the immediately. The fingers on Voss’ left hand were badly burned. He was insured for £SOO for the flight, .besides other policies. Voss undoubtedly was financially embarrassed. He was wanted by the police for alleged embezzlement in Ger-i-'-miv. Tt is now questioned whether the schoolgirl victim of the air lino', hiinorto described «s Voss’ niece, was any relation.

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