The Archive · 1941

Nazis Give Bread

The Robin Moor's lifeboats were launched and the Captain was ordered to leave her lying as she was—a perfect target. He was also ordered to hand over all pape 'A torpedo was fired and was followed by 33 shells. the Robin Moor [sank in 17 minutes, The submarine officer again promised to wireless their position and handed over some black bread and tins of butter, Mr, Mundy said his ankle was injured and he was given some bandages bearing German markings and the date they were last sterilized.

AIL the men in the submarine spoke English with the exception of one who had an accent.—Reuter, Full Report Reaches Washington Washington, June 17.

Mr, Philip Williams, Third Secretary at the U.S. Embassy in Rio de Janeiro, has ved here with depositions from survivors of the United States freighter Robin Moor.

He has also brought undeveloped films of the s ing.—Reuter

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