Appledore, Devon.—At 8.30 on the evening of the llth of July, 1953, the second coxswain told the coxswain that he had seen the yacht Susan Ann, of Fremington, with a crew of four, make distress signals. The Susan Ann was off Crow Rocks near Appledore lighthouse, and at 8.40 the life-boat M.O.Y.E., on temporary duty at the station, put to sea. The sea was choppy with a fresh south-westerly breeze blowing. The life-boat found that the Susan Ann had broken down, and at the owner's request towed her to Instow. The life-boat reached her station again at 9.50.—Rewards, £3 10s..