... States will not take Martinique to keep the Gibraltar of the Caribbean stantly based, and somewhere in the because it cannot. On the island there out of German hands and are feverishly Caribbean between Martinique and the are now between 4,000 and 6,000 ...

... he establishment secret submarine bases in uninhabited isles in the northern Caribbean. The bases on the western coast of St. Lucia in the Windward Isles (eastern Caribbean) and on the west coast of Trinidad should preclude a (lank attack on the Panama ...

... the United States, co- Operating with other American Republics, has prepared plans for Geeupying French territory in the Caribbean area, if such a step is deemed necessary from hemisphere defence view.—Associated Press. ...

... establishment of secret submarine bases in uninhabited islet in the northern Caribbean. The bases on the western coast of St. Lucia, in the Windward isles (Eastern Caribbean) and on the west coast of Trinidad should preclude a flank attack on the Panama ...

... REPOR : It was rt Ington the Operating Republics, Gccupying Caribbean deemed ne defence vi US. E} Mr. Steg the White that Mr. States Am returning tions rath Mr. Ke Lisbon fo the depar! delayed b ditions. I Clipper to ~Exchang British. Ail Air Vice- CBRB ...

... have intensified national unity.” Caribbean Islands A proposal that the United States should cancel Britain’s war debt in return for complete possession of French and British islands off the east coast and in the Caribbean Sea, a preliminary to a possible ...

... articles from materials which are always at hand in the house. Among books for older readers are Rosita Forbes’s The Prodigious Caribbean,” Warwick Deeping’s “The Man Who Went Back,” Louis Bromfield’s “Night in Bombay,” and other volumes too numerous to mention ...

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

... are being bought up by the United States Navy for use as speedy emergency transports lest any hostilities threaten in the Caribbean Sea or Latin America. X g These ships, it is understood, will be kept fully equipped, so that United States marines can ...

... > Any of the world’'s seas, in fact, except the Caribbean, is ‘‘home waters” for not a few of these vessels. So largely, indeed, has chis facile access to Panama’s Register contributed to frequent and grave abuse of her flag, that it is now almost become ...

... WARSHIPS IN CARIBBEAN. HAD AIR PILOTS ABOARD ROUND FOR MARTINIQUE. A message from New York late last night stated that the German steamer Helgoland (3.664 tons), which made a dash from Barranquilla, Colombia, on October 28. has been sunk in the Caribbean Sea ...

... Freeman (G. D.). “The Road to Bordeaux;” Plahem (H. A. L.), “An Unfinished Autobiography;” Forbes (R.), “The Prodigious Caribbean; Gardiner (C. F.), “Doctor at Timberline;” Hardy (O. H.), Mathematician’s Apology;” Klngsmill (H.), “Johnson Wltnout Boswell;” ...