The French destroyer Sirocco pictured above, which already made a name for self by sinking three German submarines since the beginning of the war, was responsible yesterday for sinking the fourth, together with La Railleuse, a French sloop and a British plane which signalled the presence of a "dark and crafty looking form of some steel-like shark lying in wait for the convoy." La Railleuse dropped a number of depth charges and it did not take long before the results became. apparent, because soon afterwards the submarine came to the surface, lying on its side, subsequently disappearing in a whirl-pool.
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