survivors were on board several vessels of the danger zone escort. At 6:37 p.m. of the same day, the convoy was subjected to a third attack. The merchant ship Saldhana of "WC" column was torpedoed and sunk, the survivors being picked up by the tug Alice. On this occasion, the general alarm was sounded and all hands called to general quarters on Ossipee. The cutter proceeded at full speed to the place where the submarine had disappeared and dropped two depth charges as close to the spot as could be ascertained in the darkness, but with no apparent result. "Secure" was sounded at 7:17 p.m. and the convoy continued on its way to Gibraltar arriving at that port without further loss on 21 March. Submarine sighting After being drydocked at the base, Ossipee, on 26 April, resumed her voyages from Gibraltar to British waters and returned as the ocean escort for different convoys bound in those directions. On 29 April, a signal was received from the commodore's ship stating that a submarine had been sighted. Ossipee proceeded at full speed and called all hands to general quarters. A second signal was received stating that the U-boat was astern of the convoy and that it had submerged. The cutter proceeded to steam for the enemy's wake and dropped seven depth mines as nearly as could be ascertained around the spot where it had disappeared and zigzagged at full speed all around its supposed position, but apparently without result. On 1 May, the danger zone escort joined up with the convoy and on 3 May, Ossipee proceeded to Pembroke Dock, Wales, where she arrived the same day. Torpedo wake On 14 May, the cutter left Pembroke Dock, joined up with a convoy at Milford Haven, and left for Gibraltar. The danger zone escort was present until 16 May. This was the twenty-first convoy with which Ossipee had been connected since her arrival overseas. Continuing on her voyage the danger zone escort from Gibraltar joined the fleet on 21 May, and all of the ships arrived safely at the base on 23 May. No enemy attack was made during this cruise, nor did Ossipee encounter any more submarines until 18 October. While on the voyage from Gibraltar to British waters, convoy HG-133, the thirteenth she had accompanied as ocean escort, was attacked. and the commissioned merchant steamer City of Oxford were also acting