... to express any opinion on the destination of the planes, but one observer remarked: There has been some trouble in the Caribbean. He was believed to be referring to reports that invasion forces were massing in West Indian waters for an attack on the ...

... threat to International peace was present in that situation. President Truman, in a statement made on board hla yacht in the Caribbean, endorsed Mr. Austin's statement.—Reuter and Associated Press. ...

... nearly twenty thousand persons, have been allocated for civilian production, states the Board of Trade, WAS CAPTURED IN CARIBBEAN. NEWS OF CAPTIVES. MOSTLY SINGAPORE. Mr. and Mrs. T. Small, 22 Florida Drive, Belfast, have received a cable from their son ...

... Roosevelt for this. I corry.” Copyright, per Press Association. Another small United States cargo ship has been torpedoed In the Caribbean. Survivors have been landed.—Reuter. ...

... no meat to Britain for five months to ensure sufficient supplies for athlftcs and spectators at the Central American and Caribbean Olympic Games next February and March. More than 2,500 athlotes 'com IB | countries and 18,000 spectators are Printed .nd ...

... East remains as chief supplier to Europe. a possible loss of this area due to hostile or political action, would leave the Caribbean as the only other main source. Output figures are slightly above those in the Middle East, but the United States takes all ...

... WARNS FOREIGN SHIPS AND PLANES. _Washington. .Tuesday An order affecting, - American rival outposts ju the Pacific and the Caribbean, and in effect warning foreign shps and aircraft to keep out unless you have the permission of the United States to enter ...

... but by 38‘JO that process was complete and she began to take part in world affairs. She obtained a virtual mastery the Caribbean Sea. occupied several islands in the Pacific, and linked the two oceans together by the Panama Canal. Her entry into the ...

... The objects of the purchase are to ease Amprican sugar situation, to ease the strained economic status of the two French Caribbean ® sio ?? ner S,a's third to give evidence of America s desire 44 to play ball with France long as the'* French continue ...

... the week-end it was disclosed that two more Allied tankers had fallen victims to the Axis submarines operat- ing in the Caribbean Sea and off the North American Atlantic coast. Their names have not been disclosed. One of them, flying the U.S. flag, was ...

... three French warships at Martinique are being immobilised by French- American naval commission. Other mportant details the Caribbean problem are still being discussed Admiral Robert, French High Commissioner, and American representatives. The U.S. Government ...

... from a Catalina flying-boat destroyed the Axis submarine which torpedoed and damaged the U.S. destroyer Blakeley in the Caribbean Sea recently, it is revealed at St. Lucia. Immediately after the attack on the destroyer American patrol olanes took off ...