London, May 21, The Fayptian ship Zamzum (8,290 tons)' was sunk by a German raider after the passengers apd crew had been taken aboard a German warship; they have "now been landed safely in occupied France, claimed a Berlin broadcast fast night, Later reports reaching London from Berlin say that the Germans are now lrculating reports that the Zamzam Was sunk. by a mine, It is pointed out Rowever, that if she went down the deep. waters of the "South Adlantic it ly extremely unlikely that mines would have been encountered there, "In any case if she did strike a floating mine, how did the Germans know about it On the other hand, this part of the Allantic is knows to be frequented by German pirates, and her sinking by torpedo is much The conflicting stories of the fate of the ship, her passengers and crew fare causing cancer all over the world, particularly. in America and Ganuda, whose nationals were aboard this ambulance ship.
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