CAPTAIN TELLS STORY
Ml TINY AND MTRUER
Baltimore. lid.—captain jo-,
seph Ga.'nerd of tie govern: ent own
ed freighter Algic outliTied t : -ory
oi nut.r.y, desertion an- tato-der
a. a. . Lis vessel today when he ap
pearc-_ i>-»cre a Fcdetal Board o: m
qc:iy.
> ..e three-man uoa:c ,.f the Steam
bo? vy A -: r, jfemc' .l ed Cap
tale a.n r.i V- err of io *o
tes; ,'y. Ch; Ca .f the
bo . as wo a . i .he L’. S
att . £cjti;ree» prose-cute
aL pet as beiieve-d ga'. y f mutiny.
Capti n Caiiseri. testified that the
mu; ny c.u red a: Montevideo,
T: t ay. 71? snip is tut ! by the
T Maritime Ceiirmisr.it n ar.i was
ei : ./ -.oi ..-t'”.r: Ecy-vblic
I.:- .‘or .re voyrg
Two CIO at •ontys fe dt-d the
seamen at t‘ - hear tv; They at
ter'-t to -h w a; . en w 't
st' . <- a. tv- so f n n- -r.. n
lore: -: .e e- J-Ltr. e-'el a.
Tuvin C: .:v.rd ' s-SB'f’i j
w:. v n . - . ,v 1 1-' ' _fc ■' rd
tht ’.’pis b: .V re the- ship left Jack- •
so.-.--- v - si - Ih Am tr
ie Toil winy the a: c-z:d rut.n
tires sea or. dt vd the ship at
Santos. Eta:;!. A; Victoria. Braz:’..
four risen attempted to desert the j
ship and one . an we? drowned when j
hi; fsvt-av cy • a- overturned.
EDEN GIVES .\'T«T.*NTING
Or HIS STEP AEDSHIP
' CXHOM—Foreign Sr cretarv An
th - T - gave ar. aeco-r-'rr '
(: rf Bl f
fc-.-’-e* ' srd h a.-d his policies c.-a-j
dtroud as a per.-ait of selfish '
ialism.
K7f» r!»T Tvdn o ’p
<2‘ 1 .’t'T ,f'V 3 OT5 i*' v tt r v ■ v !
wh en marked »ks end ->f ‘he =urt
ir r : orers cf * tcrr. Th f.r
eiiu secr</ary ha' 1 -h* its -‘a- r-.ovei
that had broken tve r on-fit Tfi.txT, i
committee dtailoe’ srd c e r.r- ’ *r <t
the prompt establishm ent of a strong
naval patrol had be-. n the only . v
tc end the Mediterranean piracy of:
last summer.
A.r*er disposing of the European j
situation in his snesek. S " 'aryl
Ed-n tt-med t - the ..••filet it th- farl
ea •• where Erit h ha e rv~- firan-:
eir! and commereia interests. Tne ■
sr-rt'rry -rid '""'l "h: P-rlt’sh ?ov
ent regarded the frtfcconting
tv - -newer conference at Bru-sels as
the best opportunity io end the war
ir China.
WACE SCALES SET
FOR GOVERNMENT SHIPS
WASHINGTON — Chairman Ken
nedy of the Maritime Commission,;
announced today that his _g;ncy had ■
minimar wage .-ale- for shirs
under gcvermrf it, sub; id'es. The '
Commissi n a’ o set it s minimum
crew standards and r-asonable work
ins conditions for men servij g at nrd
beats petting plants from the pov
e? r.ment. These standard- wTl a Tort
10.00-i seamen serving as officers and
ci ew on D. S. merchent marine boats.
The minimum wape for an ordinary
seaman was set for §55 a month with
rates going as low as §35 a month
for bell boys on passenger vessels.
Masters of the highest c uss were
given a minimum wee- of S2C5 oer
month. Chief Engineers on the same
type of boats were given a wage of
§390 a month.
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WILKINS SAYS BELIEVES
RUSSIANS STILL ALIVE
WINNIPEG—Sir Hubert Wilkins
fiew here yesterday fr .tr. Fargo and
i tanned to change Lis "and.; r r.ar
to skis farther north, he said. He
planned V* char re here but lat e cr
~;va !of snow in the northern r3rt of
Canada made it advisable to continue
ho use of wheels.
He said hr was firmly conrj-eed
’ Hr ans are still alive if they
—vied safe’y
FOl R KILLED AT
TACOMA IN AIR CRASH
TACOMA—Three were killed in
stantly in a plane crash, one died la
Ur and six were injured in the crash
f a .ri-motored sightsering plane at
V':e ait' r. here yesterday.
."he plane pancaked on the take-off
when it was only 25 feet in the air.
A Department of Commerce inquiry
w ■ underway today.
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