DOWN IN FORTY FATHOMS

Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 118, 14 November 1925, Page 7

DOWN IN FORTY FATHOMS

TOO DEEP FOR SALVAGE.

(SVbNEIC SUN OABDB.)

(Received Wtli Noveriibei', 6 a.m.) LONDON, lfith November. The first indication of disaster to Ml was her failure, after submersion, to ans j Wer signals. Search commenced within two hours. It is presumed that she is lying at a depth of from 220 to 240 feet, rendering salvage practically impossible, although, if the hull is intact, the oc* cuptintß may survive for two to three days. The crew included a number of recfuits Undergoing instruction. Lieut-enant-Commander Alec'-.Carrie was irt command. The weather is moderating, Derrick ships ate proceeding to the scene.