Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 June 1941 — Page 13

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' WASHINGTON, June 13 (©. PJ. —This is the story of the sinking of the American steamer Robin Moor| Pects. ye In wash ® : so far as it has been told to the| py h : = you vith drone agence, 0 State Department by Walter J. : ved by. tl ‘ |Dunn “has found’it necessary” to Linthicum, American Consul at|Partmen the | w' Eh return to his position as president Pernambuco, Brazil, who inter-| Dcident. - of the J. G: White Engineering

viewed the 11 survivors: IY '|corp., Cleveland. “I boarded the Osorio before it : In a report to the President in

docked in Pernambuco last night , : ; February, Mr. Dunn estimated a

and with full co-operation of the : local authorites privately took the surplus’ of 10,100,000 tons of steel

individual depositions of the Amer-| Gent will] | mW ious Yan E ican survivors; a comprehensive ; % : : a those estimates stating that a| | summary of their testimony follows: : 3 4 EL defiels of 1,400,000 tons: of steel was “At 6 o'clock Greenwich Time agree on exactly what happened : i in. sight for civilian and defense May 31 last, the Robin Moor was|and ‘who is responsible for -what.| Capt. Edward W. Myers of Bal- demands:

re 10 ap, by the use of a The incident is:asgravated by the, oF onl ge of ne Robin | Originally, he had estimated: that! || blinking light signal and to ‘send|probability that up to 35 members Moor, American. freighter torpe- |the tne United States steel industry a boat with papers,’ upon inquiry|of the ship's company and: passen= doed by a German submarine off ‘produce 2,100,000 tons of what ship, the reply was. just sub-|gers lost their lives, - the coast of Brazil May 21. He is ool above all. requirements - but

marine. The Robin Moor: then ; : lowered a lifeboat in charge of the| | Consul Gives Report one of 35 passengers and crew i ows non ton dui

si members still missing. This is a [to show a 8400000 ton chief officer which proceeded about| A basis for formal United States painting. : REY a mile and a half. No ships papers| char, £0 : production of an Si PMRHRE. _ Dest year: eR taken. Submarine commander asked : as to identity of ship and was told that ‘American Robin Moor New York to Capetown.’

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return three other lifeboats were lowered, one containing 11 ‘seamen; ‘No Doubt It Was Nazi’

another. with 12 seamen; another a: T with 10 seamen and one The consul’s report revealed. that

" - DAassanger. | none of the surviving seamen was . . and fourth contained three married Above All—He'll Prize Noe - les, a" child and five seamen. smong, those wh, othe Si ; ah + “After @bandonment of the ship|submarine before the Robin Moor A WATCH FROM ROS 1 ° the submarine fired a torpedo|was sunk. But Mr. ~ Linthicum : amidships then some 30 odd shells| added:

He'll know that a "Watch from Rost" means a watch until the Robin Moor sank stern-| “There is no doubt in the minds

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nanie Lorricke or Lorickke and a destroyed by gunfire, figure described as a laughing cow Give Food to Captain [both painted on the conning tower.

AT snking of to notin nT RE, oe to ef Hon — ns glrsleq by the “The evidence "also reveals that terviewed and its commana: L.|the Robin Moor had the American marked ‘I h ensign and U. 8. A. painted on either BTS Sven some 100d, ne and an illuminated flag yin to Jour, captain and then left the from ane A ag Eg} scene of the sinking, remaining on’ hy : the surface until out . of sight, Warn Against Excitement There is no doubt in the minds of| (Jane’s Fighting Ships lists no

. : the survivors that the bmarine named , Lorricke or Men’s Gold Camed Rings Traveling Clocks En a I AG |e De a ymicke, oH]

Fine, massive : Choice .of leath- though the latter had no visible|after the war began.) . rings, delicately $12 50 ers. Accurate and 1 9 markings other than the name| Whatever action President Roosecarved. cameos. ® very handy. Lorricke or Lorickke and a figure yels plans ‘undoubtedly : will wait : : described asa laughing cow both | Mr. Williamson's full report. As of (I y | |[Eeinisd gn the conning tower. The zow, the United Staes charie that mmander spoke to the: men in| the oor not carry muni“Give Dad: an Electrie Razor! eT ans “The lifeboats remained together] from. brassieres to automobiles and Youll find a complete ‘assort- steel Tails) and that she was sunk | ment ‘of the foremost makes at at the scene of the sinking for about ROST'S—and' on such liberal | J|23 hours because the commander : marine had said that he terms that’ you can easily: afford: would wireless their ion 1o to give Dad the BEST. Choose Position 10 ex~ “from pedite their rescue. Finding that| Congressional counsel ranges from 32 oH this “was useless the *eapiain in-|demands that “we ought to let the -Sehiek ‘Sunbeam : acted all boats to proceed to St.|shooting start and see who shoots Paul's Rock or the Brazilian Coast.|straightest” to admonitions for re-Hemingiut-Rand They all remafned. together until|straint and caution. It may be % May 26 when the survivors -inter-|significant that House Democratic Lk : viewed were given permission to|Leader John W. McCormack of proceed on their own. which they|Massachusetts was one. of those adai 19 Whe Qwrectlen of the Brasilian vising ‘caution. ' Coast, Survivors were picked up by “rt te,” the Osorio st latitude 046 north, oe YI Jiniusamates Be longitude 37.37 wes : essarily “The ‘evidence also reveals that get nies excited over-this the Robin Moor had the American Senator Burton 'K. Wheeler o. ensign and U.S. A. painted oninfont), isolationist leader, said he either side and an illuminated flag hoped “this isn’t one of the inci- ; fying from her stern at the time|jo ic that some of the ‘columnists |}

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