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... A GERMAN SUBMARINE CAUGHT ON THE SURFACE By A NIGHT PATROL Drawn for The Sphere by Montague Dawson The necessity for a submarine to surface in the ordinary course of its work is an ever-present pre-occupation of a commander. If a vessel has suffered some damage, the operation of surfacing may become obligatory. The U-boat, in this case has been discovered by a prowling destroyer, and the enemy ...

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... WHY WAR? By Charles Spencclayh In response to many requests this appealing picture, which was reproduced in The Tatler, has now been published in separate form. Specially printed copies in full colour on art paper (size of picture 13^ X 10^ Ins.). Price l/6 (post free), or mounted on plate sunk mounts ready for framing 3/6 each. Order with remittance should he sent to THE PUBLISHER, 32=34, ST ...

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... TURKEY (above) The area in which the earthquake in T urkey one of exceptional violence took place was, in its first inception, towards the eastern half of Anatolia where it borders the Black Sea. Later quakes extended the area towards the west, but not with the same violence or to the same extent. The whole district is described in the late Dr. D. G. Hogarth's The Nearer East (Heine- mann), by ...

... A PRISONER OF FRANCE A RANKING GERMAN OFFICER MAKES HIS REPORT Although the number of prisoners taken by either side is not great, a few German prisoners are taken from time to time as the results of the patrol forays in wooded ground. They are taken before the military authorities and interrogated, and are then passed back to detention camps, where they are well treated. They receive all the ...

... A VERY SPECIAL FLYING -BOAT: THE SHORT SARAFAND. This was, when it was built in 1935, the largest aeroplane so far built in Great Britain, and the second largest in the world. It was only exceeded in weight and horse-power by the Dornier Do. X. The power-plant is six Rolls-Royce motors, which develop 825 h. p. each at 2,000 r. p.m. and 930 h. p. each at 2.300 r. p.m. at sea-level. These motors ...