... preaching female Puritans on what, I suppose, was the seventeenth century's equivalent of a cruise a voyage on a slaver to the Caribbean. Her Ivory Coast owes a good deal to that saltv, sauce piquante picturesque which the Beggar's Opera and Mr. Rex Whistler ...

... the discovery of Trini dad and the mouth of the Orinoco. Here is a story fit for heroes to swash- buckle in pearls gold a Caribbean storm a Robinson Crusoe episode a fight with an alligator; an expedition into the green hell of an Orinoco jungle the hideous ...

... defeat England, and, with their heavily armed allies, spread themselves over the British, French and Dutch possessions in the Caribbean, the vital Portuguese islands lying between the Bermudas and Lisbon, and occupy Green land, which belongs to the Nazi pr ...

... the tropic features of a Wtest Indian island to this Nelsonic scene lying silently bathed in the brilliant sunshine of the Caribbean. There are open pillared yards, as well as big storehouses with dormered roofs. The great naval commanders strolled on these ...

... space was no longer available. This peevishness would soon disappear in an air raid, I guess. In Jamaican Sunshine From the Caribbean I hear that popular Bunt Pease of Roundhill has re captured his youth drilling the Volunteers that the F. W. Robertson's ...

... lurking raider, or be employed on some other furtive and sinister errand below THE CRUISER SEARCHES A LONELY PATCH S.E. OF THE CARIBBEAN WITH A F.A.A. PLANE HELPING A wide, I apparently limitless sea stretches on every side, when the Fleet Air Arm plane is ...

... directing Ole Olsen (JOHN WAYNE), captain of the Glencairn, a liritish tramp loaded with ammunition, has anchored off a Caribbean island. CARMEN MORALES is one of the bumboat girls who have brought on board a load of fruit and smuggled plenty of rum with ...

... began, she has done a good eal of lecturing, in Canada and in Nassau among other places. Her latest book, The Prodigious Caribbean,''1 was published at the end of last year ...

... interest in islands is just as acute as our own, as was shown when Washington recently- as good as drew the teeth of the Vichy-Caribbean islands of Martinique and Guadeloupe. Prior to that, our leasing of bases to the United States primarily involved islands ...

... used as concentration camps, and not for the first time. And so one shoots abruptly out to the Azores and across to the Caribbean Island fringe, upon which America sets so much store for the defence of Central America and the whole Panama Zone dividing ...

... Canal completely. we are working nara ana rapiaiy, dux ine nine element is certainly against us. Our policy of acquiring Caribbean bases began shortly after the war with Spain. Between that time and this, however, very little has been done until the United ...

... Africa and end in Syria it goes west to Martinique and east to Madagascar and' Indo-Cliina it covers island outposts in the Caribbean, the Indian Ocean and the Pacific, as well as in the Atlantic, the Mediterranean, and the Red Sea. Japan covets the islands ...