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... M -l*!l ght desirable, view of importance of supply the Caribbean area, Mr. Huggins's appointment the British Colonies Supply nth that additional per- British representative on the S. Caribbean Commission. Mr. Huggins. who will rank as Under-Secretary ...
... Trinidad, who was born at We twang, Mai tun, in IP9I, to an additional permanent British representative the Anglo-United States Caribbean Commission and head of the organisation in Washington dealing with supplies from North America to the Colonies. This organisation ...
... Berlin communique says that German U-boats, in hard encounters, have sunk ships totalling 100,000 tons and a tug in the Caribbean Sea, off Africa, in the Gulf of St. Lawrenbe, and in the Arctic. Three further ships were torpedoed.—Reuter. The flag day ...
... IHe was received at the air- Port by Brazilian and Americanl I OD his way Colonel Knox visited naval and air base, in the Caribbean Sea. He is expected to stay in Brazil about a week. ...
... Rangers 1 A U-BOAT CLAIM The German news agency claims Among the enemy merchant ships sunk by German U-boats In the Caribbean, off Africa, the Gulf of St. Lawrence and the Arctic was heavily-armed enemy auxiliary cruiser of 3,600 tons stationed the ...
... To-days German communique says: German U-boats, in hard encounters, have sunk ships totalling 100,000 tons and a tug in the Caribbean sea, off Africa, in the Gulf of St. Lawrence, and in the Arctic. Three further ships were torpedoed. ...
... adiancc in the South-West Pacific. And with our help it has driven the U-boat packs from her coasts and then out of the Caribbean. Admiral Somervllle has halted Japan in the Indian Ocean. Now, with a battleship base at Durban, and ships with air support ...
... this spring and summer was due to the finding by U-boat packs a new soft spot off the S. Atlantic seaboard, and then in the Caribbean. When she entered the war, America was ill-prepared for such attacks, but gradually, with our assistance in ships and expert ...
... was received at the airport Brazilian and American officials. On his way. Colonel Knox visited naval and air bases In the Caribbean Sea. expected to stay In Brazil about a week. While his visit stated a courtesy call, there doubt that he will confer with ...
... sank 13 enemy ships and a corvette, totalling 75.000 tons, sailing alone or in convoy in the AUsntic, off Afriea and In the Caribbean Sea. Another ship was damaged torpedc hits. Daring the past four days the enemy loot ships totalling 125,000 tons, well three ...
... sank 13 enemy ships and a corvette, totalling 75,000 tons, sailing alone in convoy, in the Atlantic off Africa and in the Caribbean Sea. '* Another ship was damagec by torpedo hits. During the past four days the enemy has lost 19 ships totalling 125.000 ...
... Lord Cranborne. Secretary of State for the Colonies, to be additional Permanent British representative on the Anglo- U.S. Caribbean Commission. Mr Huggins has also been appointed head of the organisation in Washington which deals with supplies from North ...