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... him with the LOST SHIPS Even when all the ships come k ;here Ntill still be a short.. Mr. Scott said. Pikes said that about 400 trawlers had been lost during the war in the industry generally. and none had been built during that time to tenlare them ...
... a trip from lost at sea. Able Seaman Ireland to Liverpool. Fireman Francis James Stanton. R.N. of Thomas's wife has been told that 49, Warrenhurst-road, Fleetwood, the ship must now be considered has been lost from one of H.M. lost. ships. ...
... years, none is more interesting than the recovery of lost ships and their valuable cargoes from the depths of the sea. This work is really important in wartime. Many British and Allied merchant ships which have been sunk by enemy mines and U-boats have ...
... paid' her first visit to Fleetwood at, the weekend, closely following her sister ship. the King Orry. Both take the names of Isle of .Man Steam Packet Company ships lost during the war. Handsome vessels, their, appearance seems to me tol combine features ...
... e , , ,4••- -- . . • . ' • sft •• .4 4. .55.'.5 • --- • ,.,. - BACK THE GREAT ATTACK were black days. . . proud ships lost. . . Hood. . . Repulse Prince of Wales an army pushed WO an air force fighting For its existence. . . and for ours ...
... vessel services. Under a special arrangement be. tween the shipowners and the State. surviving masters, officers and men of ships lost or wrecked will be eligible for full wages for one month following the loss of the vessel. In the majority of cases full ...
... at a passing ship and is a better mesas of attracting attention tram skips or tram the shore than a steady light be. Mr. Double thought out the idea of such a lamp after a marine disaster in which many lives were lost because rescue ships could not find ...
... NO TIME FOR WAILS Well, the Japs have snapped. We know now, l how sharp their teeth are. I We have lost fine ships , and fine men. So have the United States. Our supplies from across the I Atlantic will dwindle. A hard time is ahead. We accept those facts ...
... Lancaatria and Vandyck Britain has lost two ships which in peaceful years were among the most popular cruising vessels afloat. Cruising is not a particularly popular holiday among Fleetwood people. but both these ships were well known to the few who never ...
... take punishment and come track for more, said Commander Holton. The same thing may easily happen in this war. We lost more ships at Jutland than the Germans did. but we were ready to fight again within 24 hours, whereas they had only three cruisers ...
... be 1 1 very meagre, and the fishing industry locally would be in a very bad state. Their trawlers take the place of the ships lost by enemy action, and those taken ' over by the Government for minesweeping and patrol work. As it is, the dock is prospering ...
... difficulties to con. and rest on its oars. a result of the war cannot fail of maintaining the goodwill recovery of lost ships and ships and erMens Belittled at tend with on accotmt of the •• to respond generously and with between employers and their their ...