The evening world. Newspaper, October 7, 1921, Page 16

* wle to answer the distress m sent out broadcast by tt Communieat Janded at I" appeared to-day ‘ ing at No. 45 Br ay, together | With Randall's subordinate officers and the log of the Hudson's radiv room, — Valley, which docked at Pler 29, Broaklyn, was tol George H. Williams, whe sald the first J i kne t wo‘about ¢t amall bow ~ SAVECASTAWAYS but- none were showing signals of distress, Our vessel boing a frelghtor No Room for Man Who Ney-| lects to Save Life, Says we have only one radio operator and Chief as Inquiry Begins. war What © was off wateh and asleep, “But if the Hudson sighted the boat in distress and wanted us to pick it up, why didn't ehe signal to us? We were so clase she could have wig wagged. It was light enough, as morning had get in. “In my t ng to y L would ad observed ny VICTIMS AT HEARING Bdward D. snd William rmen, Inspection Service Court Also May Conduct h Tuver Investigations. and Navy of thelr a all wal Capt. Ra ° of the Shipping Board's Hudson, |, Capt..A. H, Rand when, as the Powhatan an army Hiner Hudson, was v hes |transport, in January, 1920, she fore especial board-o ty of the [aprang, a’ leale200. miles off Halifax ead libe ‘ “|Wwhile bound for Antwerp. He sent United States Line to expliin why | out wireless call after call for aid BAIA fot stop his inbour pt pick up three a P ing dory 1s tr morning was s ten miles off Chanr told t The defenae of Mrs, Er son Bu ett, charged the name of the late ¢ Roosevelt on a note foi cording to unsel velt had signed the at the time of the , | Convention tn 1912 A year ¢ amuel Rich on, wer a trunk in which she bags, each contain rn ehe sa Bee nie inv days before port was made. All met tain wil ar juick response and he and his men States Ste. boat 1 " aved, along with their ship, ranted after that, if the case justifies it, before a court called hy the Third District of the United States Navy The three castaways were rescued several hours after the Hudson Passed by the coast liner Nantucket which ran out of its course, throw- ing itself several hours behind sched- T. H. Rossbottom, reneral manarer of. the United States Line, is per- sonally conducting the investigation He declined to discuss the case, but fn answer to a question eaid “Wherever 1 find a man who neg- Tan and black / a Yects to save human life, he cannot Scotch grain oxfor with military heel YS work for this company. If mo previous rule on our ¢ any's Dooks to th ct, 1 wit! make. it a rule now." Capt. G. P. Chariton, superintend- ent of the steabmoat inspection ser- vice, also declined to comment on the Randal! case, but in answer to Specially New FALL MODELS BUC! Priced Questions, said: “There is no law compelling a eaptain to stop his ship to save life, but in all my life I have never heard of a captain refusing to do so. To pass men tp simply isn't done. That's why we have no statute covering the case.” Capt. Randall to-day explained to an Evening World reporter that he gent.a radio to the Shipping Board Iimer Lackawanna Valley, which, he said, was nearer the ways than his ship, to pick them up. He then reported to the Navy Communica- tions Service and hurried in with his cargo of mails. The Lackawanna Valley's lone radio operator was asleep at the time and none of its Officers saw the men in the drifting boat. Whatever the outcome of the Ran Gall hearing to-day it was definitely, though unofficially, learned that he mand when the ms from port d by the Lackawanna In The Season’s the new of three to 55 West 42nd Strect 478 Fulton St. our Eyes You'll surely regret it later on. 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