... U.S. WARSHIPS' MOVES NAVAL FORCES AND 'PLANES IN CARIBBEAN ATYSTERY movements of U.S. naval forces in the Eastern Caribbean area are exciting considerable interest in Washington. Warships and 'planes have appeared to be gathering in the region of French ...

... are we doing about secret German refuelling bases the Caribbean? lie had been reading an article outlining activities on comparatively deserted islands, which certainly suggested that in the Caribbean there are ex-bootleggers, alien ru»ners, narcot:c smugglers ...

... air Maraeaibo. Venezuela. Last year General Marshall was made responsible for selecting sites for advance air bases in the Caribbean Sea zone. ...

... U.S. NAVY FOR MARTINIQUE PHE United States is preparing to send a naval expeditionary force to the Caribbean Sea to impose a trusteeship on French possessions, according to the New York Daily News today. French naval vessels at Martinique would be ...

... liners are being bought the United States Navy for use as speedy emergency transports lest anv hostilities threaten in the Caribbean or Latin America. These ships, it is understood, will be kept fully equipped so that United States Marines can be marched ...

... on United States isea power now under way near St. Lucia. St. Lucia is largest of the Windward Islands, and one of the Caribbean bases leased by the United States from Britain. It near the French island Martinique Colonel Knox, Secretary of the Navy ...

... TALK ON BASES DUKE MEETS ROOSEVELT T>ACK in Miami, Florida, from his trip, literally flying one, to the Caribbean, the Duke of Windsor revealed to Pressmen that he had a long talk with President Roosevelt about the proposed defence bases in the West Indies ...

... only an incendiary that came down his chimney. President's Return President Roosevelt's mid-winter holiday cruise in the Caribbean Sea will take him to an area of vital importance in world naval developments. It will also take him, in sense of time, almost ...

... long-range canal defence was well illustrated by a series of concentric circles which would extend over the western half of the Caribbean Sea on the East, -up to, and including, Guatemala on the north, then out miles into the Pacific on the west, and to a line ...

... British Empire. MRS. ROOSEVELT PRESENT President Roosevelt, who is spending the week-end at Warm Springs, Georgia, after his Caribbean cruise, was represented by Mr. Stephen Early, his Press Secretary. Mrs. Roosevelt attended. Mr. Nevile Butler, Charge d'Affaires ...

... route with long-range patrol bombers. As a starting and supporting point for a totalitarian attack on South America, the Caribbean area, or the United States, its value would great, but, if held by the United States, or ally of the United States, and strongly ...

... giving Britain as much armament as fusible, on keeping her Fleet being, n( that we have a common stake in r tifying the Caribbean Islands and Siting in defence with Canada. ...