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... U.S. Army to Have Unified Command Caribbean and Panama At Barton-under-Needwood the death has taken place of Mr, A. E. Chambers, one of Burtob-on- Trent’s first motor drivers. Another collective effort by religious bodies of all denominations on behalf ...
... Trinidad base, leased from Britain, is to become the major American stronghold in the Caribbean. Mr. Stimson refused to disclose what reinforcements would be sent to the Caribbean area, or the strength of the units assigned to the new base in Newfoundland. OFF ...
... important moves have begun for Anglo- American action to speed the economic and social development of all the islands in the Caribbean Sea. He disclosed that he flew from Jamaica to Washington last week in a bomber, placed at his disposal by the American ...
... American Republic against the Barbary pirates in the Mediterranean a century ago, and naval action against privateers in the Caribbean. When reporters asked if he thought there would be any modern counterparts of Barbary pii’ates,” Mr. Roosevelt merely told ...
... LateWews FRENCH SHIP SEIZED Officially stated in Martinique (Caribbean Sea) that French steamer Winnipeg has been “ captured bv foreign warship off Martinique apparently for search, and the French authorities are seeking its immed'ate release. DAYS IN ...
... colonies in the Western Hemisphere if threatened with a change of sovereignty. President Roosevelt pointed out that the Caribbean affair had involved a hundred and one engagements which had lasted for two and a half years without a declaration of war ...
... defence of the British Empire around the world,” he declared. An order affecting American naval bases in the Pacific and the Caribbean, and in effect warning all foreign ships and aircraft to keep out unless, you have the permission of the United States to ...
... 35: Volun- Arthur Askey In Big’s Broadcast.” teer Smith Entertains.”- 10.0; Time: 9.0: Time: News. 9.20: Portugal.'' Caribbean Rhythm. 10.30; Charles 9.35: Horse Play.” 10.10: 8.8. C. Ernesco and his Quintet. ...
... Regt. Sergt. A. The Duke of Windsor is enjoying a joke with Pressmen before his flight to meet President Roosevevlt in the Caribbean to discuss U.S. bases in the Bahamas, of which AS PRISONER OF WAR rsh ire Regt. Pte. H he is Governor rj, DIED Regt. Pte ...
... Berenska and his Orchestra. 11.0; Time. Anniversaries. 11.15: Small Change 11.30: Johnny Rosen and his Band. 12.0 noon; Caribbean Rhythm. 12.30: E.N.S.A. Concert. 1.0: Time, News. 1.15; Jack Payne with his Orchestra. 2.0: Time; B.BC. Military Band, 2 ...
... moving to and fro on the Atlantic. COLONEL Knox. Washington’s Secretary of the Navy, has just stated that by early summer the Caribbean zone will be so strongly fortified that it would be suicidal to attack it. Nor will the French Island of Martinique be necessary ...