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TELESCOPE September Mullins of World War One Part VII: LAKE FIFE to LAKE FURNAS BY THE REV. EDWARD J. DOWLING, S. J. Earlier parts of this list appeared in Telescope issues of April, May and August of 1964, and in January, March and May of 1965. Part One described early lake-built ocean ships from about 1890 onward. Part Two described the Fredrikstad stand- ardized freighters which lake yards built for merchant fleets around 1916. Part Three listed "War" class lakers ordered for Britain and mostly requisitioned, undelivered, by the United States when it entered the war in 1917. Some " Lake" names not found in this list's alphabetical order will perhaps be re- named"War" class vessels described in Part Three. Part Four described those United States' Shipping Board lakers whose names did not begin with the word " Lake." Part Five alphabet- ically began the list from "Lake Agomak" to "Lake Elva," and Part Six continued through "Lake Fielding." In this issue we conclude the large body of "Lake F-" names. Lake Fife (US 219003), 1919 Toledo by Toledo Shipbuilding Co. (#161). Sold Italian in 1926 and shortly afterward renamed Fenicia. Apparently a war loss. Information wanted. Lake Figart (US 219101), 1919 Toledo by Toledo S. B. Co. (#162). Abandoned and scrapped in 1930. - Lake Fighting (US 219115), 1919 Toledo by Toledo S. B. Co. (#163). Aban-A and scrapped in 1932. Lake Filbert (US 219257), 1919 Toledo by Toledo S. B. Co. (#164). Later Nabesna. Sold French in 1941 and renamed Angouleme. Listed in Lloyd's until the late fifties. Lake Fillion (US 219277), 1919 Toledo by Toledo S. B. Co. (#165). Later City of Dallas. Stranded off the coast of Dutch New Guinea, 9-1945. Salvaged and scrapped in Japan in 1954. Lake Fillmore (US 219616), 1919 Toledo by Toledo S. B. Co. (#166). Later Bridgetown. Sold Colombian in 1933 and renamed Boyaca. Scrapped soon afterwards. Lake Filson (US 219644), 1919 Toledo by Toledo S. B. Co. (#167). Completed as Rushville. Later Commercial Mariner and Commercial Alabaman. Sold Russian in 1938 and renamed Kamchatkaneft-Razvedka. Further data wanted.