NEW YORK The American liner President Harding has rescued the 36 crew of the British steamer Heronspool off the Irish coast, the liner reported by radio.

WASHINGTON Naval experts in Washington see the sinking of the British battleship Royal Oak as more serious for the future than for the present, the Associated Press reports.

OTTAWA Canadian ministers have taken the view that Colonel Charles Lindbergh's radio address is not a matter for the Government, because he is a private citizen, according to a message from Ottawa.

BERLIN German naval circles claim that the British battlecruiser HMS Hood has been so badly damaged that she will be out of action for several months, the Berlin correspondent of the British United Press reports.

WASHINGTON Senator Key Pittman, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, said in Washington yesterday that Colonel Charles Lindbergh's radio address encourages the ideology of the totalitarian governments.

LONDON A detailed list of survivors of the battleship HMS Royal Oak issued by the Admiralty in London now totals 463, according to a Press Association cable.