De-Loused Shells For Scrap -- From War To Peace. Unused 25-pounder projectiles at South Wharf today to be loaded into the American freighter, Jose M. Morelos, for South America, where they will be used for peacetime products. Examining the cargo are: (from left) Captain Andrew Chalmers, master of the ship; Mr S.A. Newirth, of New York, representing the company which bought the shells, and Mr C. Marshall, shipping manager of Burns Philip and Company Ltd. December 4, 1946.

De-Loused Shells For Scrap -- From War To Peace. Unused 25-pounder projectiles at South Wharf today to be loaded into the American freighter, Jose M. Morelos, for South America, where they will be used for peacetime products. Examining the cargo are: (from left) Captain Andrew Chalmers, master of the ship; Mr S.A. Newirth, of New York, representing the company which bought the shells, and Mr C. Marshall, shipping manager of Burns Philip and Company Ltd. December 4, 1946.
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