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... THE WAR SPREADS TO THE CARIBBEAN A bout the middle of February a new place-name suddenly appeared in the war news. It may safely be said that the name Aruba meant little or nothing to the average lay reader, although to the oil world this oil-refinery ...
... U.S. Ship Sunk in Caribbean Washington. Friday--The Navy Department announces that a medium-sized United States merchantman was torpedoed on June 8 in the Caribbean area. Survivors have been landed at an East Coast port. ...
... 13 SHIPS SUNK M CARIBBEAN AXIS submarines have sunk IS Allied merchant ships the tolbbean area during June 3 to 14. lis United States Navy an- Mncement issued Washington. This brings to 351 the total num* United Nations vessels an- •need t)y the Navy ...
... ANGLO-AMERICAN PLAN FOR CARIBBEAN WELFARE WASHINGTON, Monday. Creation of an Anglo-American Caribbean Commission which will seek to encourage and strengthen economic and social co-operation between American and British outposts In the Caribbean was announced in ...
... TWO STRANGE SEA ENCOUNTERS In the English Channel and in the Caribbean Sea Special Sphere drawings The above picture illustrates a recent engagement in which small craft were engaged in the early morning within a few miles of the south-east coast. A number ...
... ' Mr. Three. British Tanker Sunk In Caribbean Washington. Thursday. The Navy Department announces that a medium-sized British tanker and a small Swedish freighter have been torpedoed in the Caribbean area. ...
... SNIP A DAY LOST IN CARIBBEAN From Our Own Correspondent New York. Tuesday.—Thirteen more United Nations merchant ships. including five British, were torpedoed in the Caribbean between June 3 and June 14, it was announced here today. This brings to 251 ...
... 12 ships, totalling 75.000 tons, were destroyed in the Caribbean Sea despite strong American defence. Fight With U-Boats In Caribbean Sea Bogota (Colombia ) . Thursday. —Gunfire heard in Caribbean waters 40 miles off the port of Rio Hacha is believed ...
... GIANT U-BOATS USING SHELLS TO SINK SHIPS . The Germans are using large-type submarines in the Caribbean Sea, according to survivors of British ships who have arrived at a Scottish port. These U-boats seem to concentrate on sinking ships by shellfire and ...
... sending by President Roosevelt of negotiators to Martinique to obtain assurances from the authorities there that French Caribbean possessions will not in any way aid the Axis. On direct orders from President Roosevelt Rear-Admiral John H. Hoover arirved ...
... on Martinique is attempting to create bad blood between the British and Americans in the Caribbean, he said. Nazi submarines slip into harbours in the Caribbean islands. and they may refuel at some. They may not stop at Martinique or Guadeloupe. though ...
... Panama Canal Spy Ring Arrests WASHINGTON, Thursday. Lieutenant-General Frank Andrews, Defence Commander for the Caribbean area, today the arrest of 20 persons who. the Army said, formed rings engaged in the fuelling of Axis submarines, and in disclosing ...