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... incidents on board convince the negro cargo that Mary possesses magical powers, and when the Nonsuch is wrecked on an uncharted Caribbean island Conisby exploits this conviction in order keep the negroes under control. Such outline is the story, told with great ...
... point to 72J and 851 respectively. Home Bank Shares were generally higher and Insurance lower to a slight extent. output to Caribbean Petroleum (Royal Dutch-Shell Group) and proceeds are in currencies, not on gold, while expenses have to be met in Venezuelan ...
... (5) At the request of the British Government certain naval and military formations would assigned to active duty in the Caribbean and North Atlantic. —Press Association War Special. British Soldiers’ 150 Miles March STOCKHOLM. Monday, Sixty British soldiers ...
... and would have to be watched. U.S. Urged to Seize French Islands NEW YORK. Tuesday. The seizure by America of the French Caribbean Islands is urged in an article in the New York Post to-day. ••A miracle took place in the Mediterranean last week,” the ...
... caused us no more inconvenience or apprehension than have the Bahamas or the British, French, and Dutch possessions in the Caribbean. Carman conspiracies In all the South American States. Their hardest work now being done in Mexico and Brail), the nationi ...
... this subject. But it might conceivably be difficult to maintain this opposition without suitable bases, especially in the Caribbean Sea, the absolute control of which is cesiary for the defence the Panama Canal. The British offer which is made spontaneously ...
... South American Republics about the power the United States Navy guard their coasts against Nazi or fascist threats. These Caribbean bases are leased to America for 99 years, but there I is no transfer of sovereignty nor does any West Indian lose his proud ...
... , in view of the above, and in view of the desire of the United States to acquire additional air and naval bases in the Caribbean and in British Guiana, and without endeavouring to place a monetary or commercial value upon the many tangible and intangible ...
... E.C.4, LONDON. Tx-esday Night. AMERICA'S decision to ex™ change 50 of her destroyers against naval and air bases in the Caribbean Sea the most far-reaching step she has taken link lerself nfhciall.v with Britain's war effort. If any doubt, still existed ...
... States, now that the American Navy can make full use of British bases from Newfoundland in the North to the Bermudas and Caribbean Islands in the South. Already the United States have a working agreement for defence with Canada. and still wider agreement ...
... States, now that the American Navy can make full use of British bases front Newfoundland in the North to the Bermudas and Caribbean islands in the South. Already the United States have a working agreement for dbfence with Canada. and still wider agreement ...
... West Indies .luly 28 was displayed in the New York ■ World Telegram to-day. The Nazis were from raider operating in the Caribbean and were repulsed British forces when they attempted to destroy the valuable oil refineries. The report came from an eyewitness ...