... Republique to-day. The reasons he gives are : U.S. Ships and ’Planes Gather in Caribbean WASHINGTON, Saturday. IyTYSTERY movements of U.S. naval forces in the Eastern Caribbean area are exciting considerable interest here. Warships and ’planes have appeared ...

... dealt primarily with the situation in the Caribbean.” Interest in the Martinique problem, he states, has been increased by a report that three more destroyers have sailed to the Caribbean. According to the Associated Press correspondent at Balboa, it ...

... connection with Admiral Greenslade’s visit as the head . United States mission and the increase of U.S. patrol boats in the Caribbean Sea area. Dortmund Canal hero killed Acting-Squadron-Leader A. Pitcairn Hill. D. 5.0., leader of one of the most ou standing ...

... announced a fine of £l. Roosevelt’s Defence Tour WASHINGTON, Monday, President Roosevelt may leave to-day on a tour of the Caribbean to inspect defences in the vicinity of Puerto Rico, including possibly the United States naval bases being established in ...

... insistently heard here, and although little if anything more can be done until President Roosevlt returns from his cruise in the Caribbean public opinion is being prepared for further help short of war. —Reuter. Herbert Patrick. 55, Rutherglen Avenue, Whitley ...

... it is learned, before the doctor reached the Embassy. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT’S cruiser Tuscaloosa, in which he is making a Caribbean cruise, says:— I am shocked beyond measure t } hear of the sudden passing of my old friend, your Ambassador, the Marquess ...

... no Juan’s achievements, but the of Britain and the British Sw f nt Roosevelt, who spent the «. at Warm Springs, Georgia, Caribbean cruise, was v by Mr. Stephen Early Secretary, but Mrs. Roose- t in person. Mr. Nevile Charge d’Affaires at the , Embassy ...

... Duke of Windsor on Roosevelt Visit MIAMI (FLORIDA), Saturday. Back from his trip, literally a flying one, to the Caribbean, the Duke of Windsor revealed to pressmen that he had long talk with President Roosevelt about the proposed defence bases in the ...

... prayers for the j/ple of Britain and the British empire. /i/ident Roosevelt, who spent the 1 at Warm Springs, Georgia, his Caribbean cruise, was % Rented by Mr. Stephen Early, fatness Secretary, but Mrs. Roose- V, attended in person. Mr. Nevile Charge d’Affaires ...

... were attending one of the most historic Press conferences ever held at the White House. Looking bronzed and fit after his Caribbean cruise, and with cigarette holder in the corner of his mouth, the President plunged straight into his subject—a plan intended ...

... —Thextre Organ American Fleet at Jamaica Base KINGSTON (JAMAICA). Monday, The first American Fleet operating from the new Caribbean bases will steam out of Portland Bight, the base on the south coast of Jamaica, leased to the United States under the agreement ...

... the Gaumort, is a lusty sea tale, depicting action aboard a British tramp steamer -en route to England, with calls in the Caribbean and at American ports. Individual life dramas of the motley personalities carried on the ship are developed. John Wayne, ...