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... U.S. DEFENCE Great Stronghold In Caribbean The bases acquired by the United States in the Caribbean will make it an impregnable American stronghold. Jamaica. which is only 550 miles from the Atlantic entrance to the Panama Canal. should assure uninterrupted ...
... cruiser Tune- 1 loosa for his Caribbean cruise yesterday. He neither confirmed nor denied that he might inspect the base sites which the United States has acquired from Britain or attend United States naval exercises in the Caribbean.— Messages from Reuter. ...
... REPORT OF GERMAN RAID ON CUR - ACAO Repulsed, Says ew York Newspaper A GERMAN landing party from a raider operating in the Caribbean Sea was repulsed by British forces at the Dutch West Indies island of Curacao, when the Germans tried to destroy valuable ...
... wanted something—the destroyers —and America wanted something —more adequate defence of the Panama Canal by bases in the Caribbean. Both countries having complete trust in each others motives. the deal was arranged. ...
... that WI discussed the international Bah:Ilion in general. Thelfuture of the West Indies and the American naval bases in the Caribbean were discussed in particular. According to another report President Roosevelt said that the Duke of Windsor had promised ...
... if necessary, be used anywhere in the Western Hemisphere. Reports that the Nazis had established refuelling bases in the Caribbean Sea were being investigated. ad - :ed the President. All questions on the proposed sz.le of destroyers to Britain were rarried ...
... BAHAMAS. My dear Nephews and Nieces,— A I'm MONO that chain of islands, between North and South America, which enclose the Caribbean Sea, and known as the West Indies. are several which belong to the British Empire, as I have told you already. But one of ...
... expected in capitals more in the negotiations between Britain and the United States for the acquisition of bases in the Caribbeans. It is understood all American nations are being advised in advance, and kept in touch with the moves made by Washington ...
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... yesterday.— British United Press and Press Associatior War Special. St. Lucia, the largest of the Windward Islands, in the Caribbean. and which has been mentioned as one of the sites for a United States base. is reported to be the destination of three more ...
... position to deal with Germany's small marauding craft. Their association, in particular, with the grant of rights in the ' Caribbean does provide a rough indication of the value I of the free gifts of access to the other air and sea bases which has been ...
... assistance without formal action by Congress. anyway. - he said. President Roosevelt yesterday returned to Washington from his Caribbean cruise. He immediately conferred with Mr. Sumner Welles, the United States A.sistant Secretary of State. whom he met at the ...