New York, Sept, 6. THD German Government has officially admitted that it was a German submarine which fired two torpedoes at the American destroyer U.S.S. Greer two days ago, although it was specified that the submarine was not aware of the destroyer's nationality, according to reports reaching here from Berlin today. the Greer attack, Senators O'Mahoney (Wyoming), Ellender Louisiana). and Pepper (Florida) support the: action of the commander of the des troyer. and. say that such risks are Senator McCarran (Nevada) asterday, that they at least damaged {he submarine. or possibly sank her, jritsn aircraft ili the vicinity are stated to have cooperated in recon showed lat she°aar over She supe sat' she was over, serts: "We have been sticking out] marine when he dropped her depth Sur ose so far that we can expect Charges, gecordite to,9 despatch from anything, I would prefer to wish Reykjavik. capital of Iceland,. hat the report was tnirue, his 1s "Pre" "despateh: described. notice for hasty Judgment "senator Aiken' (Vermont) "says: 1] fi cident asa "German attack? Ret take these incidents: with a, grain of fate Fei Jost, oe vad that you! hen ie comes from everything you hear Greer Arrives, Press Barred united sine destosee Caer but you simply can'
'Senator "Johnson (Colorado) deity tate, Sa SEL glares: "of' course we are not going. aleer yg dean arcs ere fo.war over this Incident."
Papers quote Berlin as saying that crew.
has no knowledge of the affair, Newssapermen gathered at the dock, but were kept ashore up to a Attacker Believed Damaged fate hour last night, No news pay The amicers and crew of the Uni men oF nofvoficlals were allowed to "have expremed the Bsiet yes-jobs cre, cee of tne Oat board the destroyer which escaped without a scratch-—United Press, "it Is that dangerous delusion which Mr, MacKenzie King has so forcibly endeavoured to dispel."
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