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... the torpedoing of the 8.000-ton Panamanian tanker Thalia and the 5.000-ton United States freightrr Del Plata, both in the Caribbean Sea. ...
... Slates Navy Department announces medium-sized Itritish merchantman and a 'mall United States ship have hern torpedoed in the Caribbean. Survivors have been landed at an American port. ...
... colonies In the Caribbean area and also from Bermuda. Although many hundreds of men from these colonies are In the three Services—mostly In the R A F—and have many fine deeds to their credit, no separate combatant contingent from the Caribbean has been sent ...
... BRITISH AIRMAN HURT Captain W. N. Lancaster, of the Royal Air Force Reserve of Officers, who i s making a■ aerial tour of the Caribbean, was injured when his Arro-Avian light aeroplane crashed and was wrecked on leaving Port of Spain serodroms at liagatoa (Jamaica) ...
... Sea search fails More than 70 planes searched , Caribbean in vain yesterday ■or tlie British South American airways liner Star Ariel, which between Bermuda and •Jpnaica with 13 passengers and a *» o! seven. Major j. Slock, Ministry of Civil ration inspector ...
... the Commons yesterday. Mr. H. R. Adams a Whip, recalled that Mr. Follick had once spoken 30 minutes on the pleasures of Caribbean trip ...
... destroyers. It is expected that the Pacific Fleet will leave the West Coast in January, and Join the Atlantic squadron in the Caribbean. ...
... Diplomatic Correspondent newspapers arc openly alleging that German submarines operating off the Brazilian coast and in the Caribbean have forward bases in French Guiana. French Guiana's coastline runs for ISO miles or so from point 200 miles north-west of ...
... another part of the island. Other treasure hunters are preparing to excavate on the British Grand Cayman Island, in the Caribbean, a rendezvous 17th-century buccaneers. A skeleton with a knife in its back, unearthed on a lonely beach last year, suggests ...
... terrible hurricane of last September, in which 1.000 people lost their lives. Belize, capital of Britain's colony on the Caribbean, was again devastated to-day by a fire which has rendered 400 people homeless. Three business blocks, including two of the ...
... lndians may move By Mar TEN-YEAR plan to move 100,000 people from overpopulated to under-populated British colonies of the Caribbean area. proposed In a Government Blue Book issued today. The plan, art out In a 359-page report of a Commission headed by Sir ...
... loyalty and affection for the King and the Empire over which he rules, and of which we are a part. The Cayman Islands, in the Caribbean Sea. south of Cuba, are dependency of Jamaica, and the Government is administered by the Commissioner. Population numbers ...