Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 167, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 November 1929 — Page 5

NOV. 22, 1929

MUTINY BREAKS OUT; WARSHIPS SPEEDINGTO AID Three British Destroyers Hurriedly Dispatched on Search for Steamer. Bv United Prow MALTA, Nov. 22.—An unfinished ■cries of wireless dots and dashes, supposedly terminated when the man at the sending key was assaulted and dragged from his post by mutinous Oriental seamen, today had sent three British destroyers on

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a swift search tor the British steamer Baron Elcho. The Baron Elcho’s wireless operator succeeded in asking tor assistance. and gave his ship's call letters, but. was interrupted oefore he had opportunity to give the position of the vessel. One explanation of the apparent state of mutiny aboard the Baron Elcho was that the Lascar crew, outnumbemig the whites forty to fifteen, had begun a hunt for narcotics, resorting to violence when demands on ship’s officers were refused. The destroyers, Whitehall, Witchwhen and Worcester, were dispatched immediately from Malta. Each carries four 4.7-inch guns and four Lewis machine guns, and has a crew of 134 men. The owners of the Baron Elcho, H. Hogarth & Sons of Glasgow, have advised officials that at the time the message asking assistance was transmitted the vessel probably

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ARSON CASES IN STATE ARE ONINGREASE Fire Marshal Asserts More Are to Be Expected This Winter. More cases now are under investigation by the arson division of the state'fire marshal’s office than at, any other time in the history of his administration, Fire Marshal Alfred E. Hogston announced today. He attributes the underlying cause for this to the economic situation and forsees the possibility

of an epidemic of incendiary fires throughout the winter. “My department deputies in the arson division now are engaged in investigating twenty-five fires, suspected of being of indendiary origin,” Hogston declared. “In most instances where arson takes place, the cause is economic. Property owners are pressed for money and collection of fire insurance seems n easy way of raising cash. Oftentimes such people are out of work_and unable to obtain employment. They become desperate. “But the records of our arson division should discourage such procedure. Arrests are made in almost every instance where there is a suspect'a ' the guilty parties are punished by long prison terms. “The so-called ‘fire bug’ still is a menace, of course, and many arson cases are attributable to this form of mania, which delights in setting fires just to w T atch them bum.”

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