New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 8, 1924, Page 11

E R | Second Section (s et 14 +BOTH CAPTAINS [8 ¥ N !ra\'larlu‘c, L F Aug l«t,allmun of the steamers Boston and Bwift Ar- vow off Point Judith, July 21, is| plamed upon both eaptains by nw“ steamboat inspection service here, ac- cording to a report submitted to the | department of commeree at Washing- | ton, Four lives were lost in the dises- | ter and the Roston, a magnificent new eoastal liner, was heached with a hole stave In her sides. Trial of the captains will hegin Aug. 19 at Providence, when the masters will have & ehance to elear them selves or face revoeation or suspension of their licenses. Inspectors’ Report, The report of the investigators fol- lows, in part: “An investigation held before the poard on July 26, 38, 29 and Aur. ? 1924, relative to eollislon hetween steamers Boston and Swift Arrow on July 21, 1924, near Point Judith, Tt T at about 11:40 p. m,, daylight saving | time, we find that In view of the facts eontained in such testimony it I8 necessary to prefer charges agains! ters of sald vessels, as follows Capt, Alfred W, Call, master of the steamer Roston, neglected to operate, and caused his vessel to be operated at a speed that could not he termed moderate, That Capt. Call neglected to observe certain sections of the pilot rules for certain inland waters, I8 8o far that he caused eer- | tain whistles to be bhlown when the | vessels were not in sight of each | other, In violation of said pilot rules: | namely, three whistles to signify his | engines were working full speed astern in a dense fog. Censure of Gomes, apt. James Gomes neglected to observe cortain sections of the pilot rules, in &0 far that he blew, or caus- edto be blown, certaln whistles when the vessels were not in sight of each other; namely, three whistles to signi- ty that his engines were working full speed astern in a dense fog, and he caused to be blown two long blasts of the steam whistle to denote that his vessel was stopped, with no way upon her in a dense fog. That when hear- ing the fog whistle of a steamer ap- parently forward of the beam, the po- sition of which was not ascertained, he neglected to direct stopping of the engines of the steamer Swift Arrow, and then to navigate with caution un- til the danger of collision was over, in violation of said pilot rules, and such negleot’ contributed toward the cause of collision with steamer Bos- ton at the above time. “Unless previously advised to the contrary by you, the charges will be mailed by us at the close of business on Thursday afternoon, and trial set for 10 a. m, Aug. 19. “Signed) “RICHARD F. BAILEY, “R. B. CLARK, “17, 8. Local Inspectors.” EARLY SETTLEMENT SEEN British Spokesmen Have Hopes of Definitely Dawes Plan Agreement Early Next Week. Tha Associated Press, London, Aug. 8.-——Such progress has been made in adjusting the dif- ferences between the Germans and the allies over the program for put- ting the Dawes reparation plan into effect that there is still hope, accord- ing to the British spokesman that the international conference may com- plete its labors within a day or two. Several outstanding proplems re- main to be settled, however and the Americans, who are as optimistic as most of the delegates see small chance of leaving London before the middle of néxt week. The Germans | do not conceal their determination of accepting no settlement not putting an end to the presence of I'rench and Belgian troops in the Ruhr which they still insist is without the author- ity of the treaty of Versaille. The Germans have accepted a moral engagement to float a loan of 40,000,000 pounds thus fulfilling one of the most important of the repara- tion commission’s requirements for | operation of the Dawes plan and also | bhave agreed to the entire allied pro- 1 gram of declaration of defanlts. Practical accord has been reached | on all points at difference on the | problem of the economic and fiscal | nity of Germany, and another issue as heen settled with the promise of amnesty for all but a few of the serl- ous offenders in the Ruhr against the authority of the Rhineland high com- | By INDEPENDENCE PLANS | Communist Workers' Party In Manila | Outlines 1ts Policy in Fight For Liberation, By The Associnted Press Manila, Aug. 8.—What purports to be the attitude of the central execu- tive committee of the: communist werkers' party toward Philippine In- dependence is disclosed in a circular received here from the party's Chi- cago headquarters, The committee urges Filipino labor- | ers and tenant-farmers to participate in the independence movement as members of the working class, care- fully avoiding making common cause | with landlords and capitalists, wheth- | er native or foreign. -Th circular aczerts that “ilipino capitalists and landlord classes” are “even more dan- g=rous to the Filipino proletariat” than “American imperialists and ex- | ofters.” Tt urged that a relentless war be waged by the workers against land!srds and capitalists. 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Such con- troversies feed upon and inflame pre- judice and passion to the exclusion of issues involving the very life of government itself. “This brings me to say in response | te your inquiry as to my stand on the Ku Klux Klan that T have met this question in varigus forms during my public life “Anyone familigg with my record, especially in my "own state, knows that 1 have always stood without res- ervation against any discrimination | between races, classes and creeds. I| hold that every citizen is entitied to the full exercise of his constitutional rights. “] am unalterably opposed to the evident purposes of the secret organ- jzation known as the Ku Klux Klan as disclosed by its public acta. “It cannot ong survive. “Relying apon the souad judgment and good sense of our people, it i« my opinlon that such a movement is now doomed. [t has within its own body the seeds of its death Quotes Abraham Lincoln, “Abraham Lincoln, nearly 70 vears qnes- friend. 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