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... * and America is the nearest source of supply. can look forward to the time when all lost ships will be replaced, but not to the time when we will have more ships than we had originally. I think that the worst of the war still lies ahead in every part ...
... There were also too many foreign tailors aboard English ships, and until this was remedied they would suiter more loss. They attributed the lost ships this more than to bad construction. Respecting the apprenticeship system, shipmasters bad no desire now ...
... . . t • .•>•' . ■ ■-. W ~ • - - - • . - The two British capital ships lost off Malaya. Above, H.M.S. Prince of Wales, and below, H.M-S. Repulse. ...
... from the Government to provide free capital for replacing lost ships. The truth, of course, is that the amounts are the property of shipping companies, but are only collectable if and when new ships are acquired, within specified period of seven years. For ...
... This was the fifth bombing of the steel works. Keuter. JAPAN’S LOST SHIPS 20 SINKINGS INCLUDE TWO CRUISERS Washington, Monday.—American submarines have sunk nineteen more Japanese ships the Pacific, says the Navy department. The sinkings, which included ...
... 000. In addition, neutral countries lost 490 ships (1,420,000. tons’). U-Boats accounted for 2,770 ships, of which 1,560 were British. 440 American. 670 other Allied,, and 300 neutral. By mines, 520 ships were lost, includ-* 540 British and ...
... were:— British, Allied, and neutral, twentyseven ships of a total tonnage of 159,288. The British lost nineteen ships, of tonnage of 131,857; Allied three, of tonnage of 13,066; and neutral five ships, of tonnage of 14,425. The losses were principally ...
... Solicitor - General for Scotland. Lady Salvesen died in 1939. LOST MERCHANT SHIPS PROPOSED FUND FOR REPLACEMENT The Government’s refusal to face the problem of replacement of lost merchant ships, and their apparent determination to shelve it until after ...
... Germany has now lost more shipping through Allied action than Britain has lost through German action. The total German mercantile loss is about 820,000 tons, one-fifth of their pre-war tonnage, and the ships she has lost are mostly those ...
... DROP IN SHIPPING LOSSES ♦ 42,482 TONS LESS Our merchant shipping losses last week were 42,482 tons less than in the previous week. The Admiralty announces that for the week ending -March 10 lost twentyfive ships, representing 98,832 tons 141,314 tons) ...
... for the return Lord Fisher. The battle is in one sense triumph for him. It has proved conclusively that it the big ship, and the big ship alone, which commands the sea. have not spent our money Dreadnoughts in vain, and if had followed Sir Percy Scott’s ...
... tons of shipping. Altogether we have lost fifty-six ships, with a total of 238,795 tons of shipping. The enemy has obviously concentrated on British ships, for our Allies have only lost seven ...