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... gisid. at Ira Sriew t=■tNMtb Mat RAISE THE STANDARD of WAR SAYINGS _ -- ---, r,-. 0911 Those were black days . . . proud ships lost . . . Hood . . . ilPpulse Prince of Wales . . .an army pushed back.. an air force fightin g fa itt existence . and for ours ...
... week so they could give their children something to take to the schools for savings stamps. This country he said, bad lost heavily in ships and money was required to re-build. He was sure they would all do their bit. They had gone short of practically nothing ...
... SILAGE SAVES SHIPPING SPACE HOW THE WORLD WAGS. Before these lines see the light, our mighty War Budget will have come and conquered all those with money in their pockets. Already we have revealed, in the first six months of war. what endless sums those ...
... SEA Appleby Wireless Operator Among the Lost Alter being missing for over three weeks it is feared that the steamer Leo Lhawson (4,3U1l tons I, owned by the Edwardian Steamship Company of, Newcastle-on-Tyne, is lost in the North Sea with all hands. This ...
... foods at fair prices. But nearly half of oar food comes across the sea. The U-boats snack ow food ships, and although most arrive safely, some are lost. Now, here is yew part in the fight for Victory. When a particular food is not available, cheerfully ...
... another was bath, if magnetic mines enemy aeroplanes left our shipping =- disturbed for the rest of the war there would be the neerssity to plough. For we need every cubic foot of space that shipping can give us to import the mini-. twos and equipment of war ...
... it is not was yet—even the winning of it will not. mean the restoration of on e of the math ships that have been lost. Nor will its winning release a single ship from the urgent and vital duties of transporting the men and the machines of war to tan (mute ...
... KESWICK FAMILY LOSE BOTH Sassed Om Dies of Wawa Mr. and Mrs. William Rumiwy, 56. The Headlands, Keswick. have lost bOih sons . in is war. Their younger son. 9to Pr Trouper T. A. Metielte. Royal Tank Rep- Thomas Romney. R.N.. who volunteered last ment ...
... on the membership of the Association, and stated that three valued memhers bad been lost by death—Mr. Fred Johnston. Mr. Fred Hodgson and Slr. Gilbert Amitliwaite, Ship. There had been few activities. He thanked the committee and 111.1111bera fur their ...
... Atkinson. 4-1; beat L. Simon and Miss C. Pickering. 5-2; lost to 11. (larside and Mikis R. Nicholson, 3-4. G. F. Huble) and Mrs. Rose won 4-3, lost 2-3, won 4-3. E. K. Hobley and Mrs. Harper won 3-2. lost .1-6, won 4-1. MIMICS RAILWAY ANSI/LANCE CLASS The following ...
... 000 miles. Every ship that is sunk mans not only that less food reaches this country, but also that fewer ships are left to bring what is needed. Often ships are not mtrchangeable and there are shortages of a particular type of ship, far instance of ...
... afterwards' Hurworth, too, quickly. I believe that * large number of the officers and men got clear of the ship before she sank, but unfortunately ship before she sank, but unfortunately boats and floats, and as a result there was a deplorably heavy loss ...