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... fringe of the Atlantic and on the dividing line of the Pacific and Indian Oceans, and to remain your good neighbour in the Caribbean,'and accept the responsibility resulting from that situation. Above all, want to see that suitable measures are taken in ...
... Baxter, in Lady (U|- 1-45. 4.40, 7.33; also Pass (u). END.—Cont. 11.43. The r Present Eric Portman in A ~-~L le' (u).''Caribbean Romance”(u). .—Cont. from 12 noon. r * open 11.30. Jennifer Jones in Bernadette (u), at 12.0, Street.— The Song of (U). ...
... By Edmund S. Whitman (Jarrolds. 12s. 6d.) Despite a technique rather reminiscent of the cinema, Mr. Whitman’s hook on the Caribbean is Avell worth reading. Mr. Whitman, who has lived many years the “American South Seas,” writes partly of his own experience ...
... was believed in shipping circles here that the number sunk and captured was larger. The cruiser was first sighted in the Caribbean Sea on August 13, 1914, within a fortnight after war beginning, and she for months carried on successfully her raiding work ...
... doing their job. They were enjoving themselves in rather purposeless way. He suggested a selfgoverning federation in the Caribbean and a self-governing African federation. Mr. Harold Macmillan (Undersecretary for the Colonies), replying, said there would ...
... REPORTED LARGE GERMAN RAIDER New York, June 20 A large German raider is apparently operating in the Caribbean Sea. Survivors front Panamanian merchantman whoso sinking was announced yesterday said their vessel was attacked! by a sea raider so big that ...
... Cordell Hull (Secretary of State). The declaration would bar Greenland, Canada, the Bermudas, the Bahemas, and also the Caribbean I slands from any sovereignty transfers. Significantly the new policy, although unilateral in expression of United States ...
... thirteen enemy ships and a corvette, totalling 75,000 tons, sailing alone or in convoy, in the Atlantic, off Africa and in the Caribbean Sea. LINK BETWEEN BLACK AND CASPIAN SEAS RUSSIANS SAID TO HAVE wooden logs, broken ,* am p0 u ts sandbags and precious rolls ...
... this allegation. JtoconLne to furtlicr details received newspaper the German cruiser Karlsruhe was sunk November 4 last, in Caribbean Sea, by a mysterious internal ax|rt-Mon, which broke the ve»cl jn two. About of the crew, who were in the fore par. th« ship ...
... would inevitably give rise to eea-waves would only swamp the adjoining ooasts but would shortly after opposite shores of the Caribbean Sea It is distinctly stated no occurred the comparative safety of shipping in the roadstead harbour indirect proof of its ...
... aspect of the sitnation is fear that some European nation might acquire possession and become distorbing factor in the Caribbean. Stories are circulating now as to Germany's manoeuvrings just before the European war began to get those islands- The Government ...
... next of kin of casualties have been informed. The United States coastguard cutter Acacia has been shelled and sunk in the Caribbean, presumably by a U-boat, the Navy Department has announced in Washington, according to Reuter. The Acacia was a small unarmed ...