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... ITALY'S LOST SHIPS ROMT, Thursday.—With regard the statement the British Minister Shipping in the House of Commons on Tuesday to the effect that Italy lost during the war steamers with total tonnage of 742,365 tons, .the Messaggero saws : This return ...
... 559 LOST SHIPS Fewer Vessels But More Tonnage Sunk in 1921 The gross reduction in the effeefive Mercantile Marine of the world in was 559 vessels, of 674,257 tons, excluding all vessels less than 100 tons: of these 215 with tonnage 137,720 were sailing ...
... MORE LOST SHIPS. The British steamer Rhenass has been sunk by a mine. Five of the crew of ten were killed and one man died subsequently. The remaining four, including Captain Sutherland, who was slightly injured, were landed yesterday at an East Coast ...
... TO RAISE LOST SHIPS Reported British Offer, of £1,000,000 to Inventor Niw Yon*, Friday.—Mr. Bimon Lake, the submarine inventor, who been experimenting with f.win-bull salvage boat, states that an agent of the British Admiralty has approached him with ...
... Our Lost Ships. Wo know some things for certain, and there is good ground for believing other things. We know that during the action we suffered heavy losses, not only in ships, but man. We can build more ships, for possess great but nothing that we can ...
... REPLACING LOST SHIPS. Canada is making haste to repair the ravages of the submarines. British Columbia’s shipbuilding programme to date provides’ for the construction of some 117,000 gross tons of commercial shipping, to have a total carrying capacity ...
... OUR LOST SHIPS? believed. therefore, that the main business of the Grand Fleet was not to attack and destroy the German Fleet, but to look after its own security, if attacked by the Germans. So at the battle of JUtland, rather than face the risk of torpedoes ...
... LOST SHIP'S NEW HAND Sailor Lad's Pate on Second Day on Blue Sky Able-Seaman Arthur 8. C. Harrold, who was the naval drifter Blue Sky, waa native of Gillingham, Kant. waa transferred from the battleship Queen Elisabeth to the Bine Sky the day before the ...
... LOST SHIPS INQUIRY GRAVE CHARGES BY MR. GREENWOOD LETTERS FROM SEAMEN By Our Parliamentary Correspondent, A FULL public inquiry, presided over by Lord Merrivale, is to be held into the loss in recent months in the Atlantic of the four ships Blairgowrie ...
... OUR LOST SHIPS. The following are descriptions of the Br. :.ish vessels announced by the Admiralty as ost : Queen Mary.—This battlecruiser, launched in 1912, displaced 27,000 tomns, was 660 ft. in length, and 88}ft. broad. She had turbines of about 70 ...
... THE ISLE OF LOST SHIPS One of the strangest and most dramatic storks of Ocean adventure ever written. A drama of deserted wrecks and shattered hulks in which Virginia Valli and Noah Beery will head the cast. ...
... NORWAY'S LOST SHIPS. The Norwegian Legation state that during July thirty-three Norwegian ships were sunk, aggregating total tonnage of 58,54 l tons. The number of lives lost during the same period by the sinking of ships eighteen. . ...