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... Ballroom. 31.. ROLLER SKATING BIRCH PARK SKATING PALACE Daily 2 to 10 in 911, 40 or S 3 Free Tiw ion NYOF RITZ (ABC.) SEA OF LOST SHIPS (U): A PERILOUS JOURNEY (A) -- SAVOY N 4 A Rrl.fFP T 1 BOMB (U) JEOPARriI; _KNUTSFORD Peter Lawford the Hot . it ...
... bad one, and the commander of the Elbe advised Captain Robinson to abandon his sinking ship. On the following morning a violent snowstorm came on and the ships lost sight of each other. Captain Robinson, however, stuck to his steamer, and finding it impossible ...
... opposing defence building Navy and Royal Marine that the Navy been run down for many years but built up again — soon We lost ships in Falkland- War because ay$ years earlier Secretary Denis out our big aircraft carriers with went the Fairey Gannet airborne ...
... houses. ' SEAMAN IS FEARED LOST W 0 ships, the 11,394-ton tanker, s.s. Pennsylvania Sun. and a freighter, were on fire in Delaware Bay. about 40 miles south-west of Philadelphia, after colliding to-day, and one man is feared lost. The tanker radioed the ...
... the department. He had no information as to sub-postmasterships. SHIPS LOST THROUGH INSUFFICIENT HANDS. Mr. G. BALFOUR, replying to Mr. W. Redmond, stated that the number of ships lost during the last twenty years owing to insufficient or unsatisfactory ...
... 10 Ships Lost in a Week Ten ships, totalling 55,927 tons, were lost by Britain during the week ended September 29. Four Allied ships of 12,119 tons, and one neutral ship (4,291 tons) were also sunk, making a ...
... Northern and Central Atlantic 'in the course of unceasing attacks on enemy shipping sank 15 vessels totalling 108,000 tons, says a German special communique. Two further ships and one escorting destroyer were torpedoed. The newspaper states that according ...
... during the week ended 18th inst., and nine foreign, the greater number belonging to Norway and Sweden; also three French ships lost at Iceland, making the total number thirteen, being eight more than the previous week. Three foreign vessels foundered; ...
... was reported. The following, however, taking the same dates, shows the number of ships lost and the accompanying loss of life: —At home, 13 vessels foundered and 21 were lost from other causes, the loss of life being 89; a court of inquiry was formed in ...
... a moderate estimate she has lost eleven cruisers in action. To equal us in this class she must have had at least twenty new cruisers building secretly before she came into the war. It doesn’t sound reasonable. We have lost about eighty destroyers, but ...
... have received telegrams from America that the United States Government will seize all ships building there for foreigners.—Central News. MORE NORWEGIAN SHIPS LOST/ Copenhagen, Friday.—An official Norwegian despatch states that The Norwegian steamer Bergongut ...
... posters Lost More Ships, but Fewer Men y had been made to believe Y Would shortly be relieved invading forces.” J the first official announceenerny agents having been in this country during nt war. q Htweight set Although Norwegian merchant shipping losses ...