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... Germany and the Caribbean. Recent developments in the Caribbean Sea show that German aims in that part of the world have been effectively checked. There is, fox instance, good reason to believe that bat for German opposition the Danish West Indies wonld ...
... CARIBBEAN ATTACKS ON SHIPPING ...
... Friedrich (4,327 tons) was scuttled somewhere in the Caribbean Sea when stopped a British cruiser. She is supposed to have been supply ship to refuel and re-provision German craft operating in the Caribbean Sea. She had barrels of oil aboard. THE DOOR TO PEACE ...
... Stimson told his Press conference, w*as to provide a unified command for the entire Caribbean area. He refused to disclose what reinforcements would be sent to the Caribbean area, or the strength of the units assigned to the new base in Newfoundland. What’s ...
... British West Indies, and the affairs of the United States and Britain in the Caribbean had become what the report calls hopefully intermingled.” The Commission has set up the Caribbean Research Council to plan research work and exchange technical knowledge ...
... AMERICAN FREIGHTER ON FIRE Panama, December 22 The American freighter Wind Rush (5,586 tons) is on fire in the Caribbean and is hastening to Cristobal. She carries a crew of thirtyeight.—Reuter. ...
... requesting President Truman to begin negotiations for the acquisition the United States of British and I reneb islands in the Caribbean area, were introduced in the United States Congress by Jennings Randolph (Democrat West Virginia). ...
... STOPPED BY BRITISH CRUISER GERMAN TANKER'S END IN CARIBBEAN SEA New York, November 2 The German tanker Emmy Friedrich (4,327 tons) “committed suicide” in preference to capture by a British cruiser in the Caribbean Sea on October 24, according to a dispatch from ...
... the suggestion that motherships of the Dominican Government were being used to refuel German submarines operating in the Caribbean sea. ...
... AND SOUTH AMERICA. Washington, June 29. The State Department is informed that a German Consul posted at some station the Caribbean seacoast has been actively intriguing •with two newspapers in South and Central America. Ilis station has subsidised these ...
... visit are considered very satisfactory.”— Reuter. U-BOATS ACTIVE IN CARIBBEAN STRANGE PROJECTILES IN ARUBA Balboa Canal Zone, February 19 Axis submarines are entering the Caribbean, it is disclosed by military authorities. Continuous submarine a.ctivity ...
... proceeding ahead of schedule, and work was going ahead bases in the Caribbean leased from Britain. When these bases are completed the United States will have very effective defence in the Caribbean,” Admiral Leahy declared. He was asked if recent victories British ...