Hms Mal De Mer. A Rolling Steering Model, Invented by Lieutenant Fp Carr, to Enable the Boys at the Penarth Nautical Training School to ‘Get Used to It’.

Series

Series Name: Gaumont Graphic

Issue

Issue No.

1052

Date Released

21 Apr 1921

Stories in this Issue:

1. American International Polo Team Defeat Sunbury by 4 Goals to 0 at Sunbury
2. Hms Mal De Mer. A Rolling Steering Model, Invented by Lieutenant Fp Carr, to Enable the Boys at the Penarth Nautical Training School to ‘Get Used to It’.
3. Golf at Stoke Poges. Miss Alexa Stirling’s (US Lady Champion) First Appearance in England
4. The Duke of York Presents Daily Telegraph Cup at Crystal Palace to London Banks Who Defeated London Stock Exchange in Annual Match. In Aid of Lord Mayor Treloar Cripples’ Hospital, Alton.
5. Tribute to Great Statesman. The Primrose League Pilgrimage to Hughenden Manor, the Home of the Late Lord Beaconsfield.

Story

Story No. within this Issue: 2 / 5
Summary: SHOTLIST: Cadet at wheel of model ship which simulates rolls of ship at sea. Cadets practise running flags up mast.
Keywords: Navy; Military
Library number GR: 4640
Length of story (in feet): 72

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