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... His Moat There were indications in Washington yesterday that President Roosevelt may leave to-day on a 15-day tour of the Caribbean to inspect defences in the vicinity of Puerto Rico, including possibly the U.S. naval bases being established in the British ...
... SMILING Ake LARRY PARKS In =GRANT (0 I~day-- Fr day. MOPE. VIRGINIA MAYO In 'AMES DUNN. SHEILA RYAN in PRINCESS AND THE CARIBBEAN MYSTERY G 9 PIRATE The ALH AMB RA Monifieth 10. to 10 30 CONTINUOUS. '('Line 13. Monday and Tuesday, 15th and 16th April— ...
... Answers To Can You Tell? —At Xilcreggan, on the Clyde. 2 tribe of American Indians, ' originally from the Caribbean Isles. fabric of wool, or more com- } inonly of wood -and cotton. 4 Yes—2o,ooo tons a year. s_Yorick, in Hamlet. 6—July, after Julius ...
... REPORT OF German Raid on West Indies British Repulse Landing Party 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 ...
... Headquarters claims that German U-boats have sunk 22 enemy merchant ships off the east coast of North America and in the Caribbean Sea, totalling 138,000 tons. The period over which the claimed sinkings occurred is not stated. ...
... defence liases in the West Indies. They then lunched together aboard the cruiser Tuscaloosa at an undisclosed spot in the Caribbean. Last night the Duke returned to Miami. ...
... German announcement claims that U-boats have sunk 17 ships totalling 107,000 tons in the eastern and western Atlantic and the Caribbean. Eleven of these ships totalling 64,000 tons, it was stated, were sailing in convoy. Two other ships were torpedoed, said ...
... united nations tankers, merchantmen, cargo ships, and other vessels have been sunk _or damaged iri the Pacific, Atlantic, Caribbean, of Mexico and African waters since earl Harbour, according to Navy Department figures. • , ~ Ninety-two of these were United ...
... A U-boat sailor waved the Nazi flag and gave the Hitler salute to United States seamen swimming for their lives in the Caribbean Sea. Not a word was uttered. This scene was described on the arrival of the 38 survivors of medium-sized freighter torpedoed ...
... U-BOAT RAN DOWN LIFEBOATS. Washington, Four survivors from a mediuifl 81 tanker sunk in the Caribbean area, landod at an Atlantic port, said J marino sank the tanker by shell-fi re ft- ran down two lifeboats and a e r survivors drifted in two lifeboats ...
... U.S. FLEET AT JAMAICA Kingston, Jamaica. Monday. The first American Fleet operating from the new Caribbean bases will to-day steam out of Portland Bight, the base on the south coast of Jamaica, leased to the U.S. under the agreement with Britain for ...
... the Kingdom between Europe and America, and the services of both f oa - e g connecting Brazil with British territ 01 ' the Caribbean area. Its principles provide suifable '' r' approach for a multi-lateral agreeme o • ...