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... between Berlin and Vichy is near at hand. The action of Admiral Robert in agreeing to immobilise the 'French warships in Caribbean waters and the fear that the £300,000,000 in gold will remain in the island and not come into Axis possession has greatly ...
... the United States, but has planned for the immediate arming of merchant ships and naval patrol in the Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean Waters by fifteen light vessels. World copyright reserred ...
... amazing conspiracy disclosed in Brazil during the past few days. which undoubtediv accounts for the growth in sinkings in the Caribbean Sea, has stirred the whole of Latin America at a time when Mexico's prompt and determined action against the Axis is servirg ...
... Brazilian Ship Sunk The U.S. Navy Department announces that a medium-sized Brazilian merchantman has been torpedoed in the Caribbean Sea. Survivors have ben landed at a U.S. East coast port. Hospital Patients CITY (FEVER) HOSPITAL Seriously 111-986. 1076 ...
... U-Boat Drive Mexican naval patrol vessels and aircraft have been helping U.S. units in a U-boat drive in the Caribbean Sea, says a message from Mexico City. ...
... CARIBBEAN RAIDER New York. Saturday. ' A large Gerthan raider is apparently operating in the Caribbean Sea. Survivors from the Panamanian merchar.tman whose sinking was announced yesterday, stated that their vessel was attacked by a sea raider so big ...
... Price. U.S. Navy. in a speech at a launching ceremony at a U.S. east coast por: to-day. attacked in the Atlantic, Pacific. Caribbean, the Gulf of Mexico, and elsewhere up to Sunday. Nine ships attacked in the Pacific, and announced by the Navy Department ...
... questions. Washington announced that thirteen more United Nations' vessels. including five British. had been torpedoed in the Caribbean. It is presumed in Washington that Mr Churchill and President Roosevelt discussed with British and American experts the best ...
... ships in the Caribbean, Coastal schooners carry the oil to the various bases, and it is run through pipes to the submarines as they come to refuel. An officer attached to the staff of Lieut.-General Frank Andrews, commanding t h e Caribbean defence zone ...
... made by the Associated Press of America. 349 ships have been sunk off the coasts of North and South America and in the Caribbean and the Gulf of Mexico since the United States entered the war last December. On May 15 Reuter's Washing_ ton correspondent ...
... Stephen (Northern) (21_ 146 W. B. Greg (Northern) (13) Thirty-two survivors from a small British freighter sunk in the Caribbean on May 28 have arrived at a U.S. Gulf coast port. —Reuter. ...
... helped to drive the enemy further south. The majority of recent sinkings have apparently been in the Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean Sea. and off the coast of Venezuela. With the gradual extension of convoys to these southern waters the situation should ...