... romantic and miracul' floating terror gather and clasp into bosom all the unattached wreckage from Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean What has caused the formation of this & death-trap of the ocean ? HUGE EDDYING WHIRLPOOL- It is in reality a huge eddying ...

... other day that tho one thing that sho was afraid of was rat. Yet in the same breath she calmly related how she had shot a Caribbean dragon —a huge member of the lizard family—that had climbed up a tree so that it could jump down on her, and that when she ...

... From 1921-1929 he was Governor of the Leeward Islands, that odd group divided between France and ourselves, separating the Caribbean Sea from the Atlantic Ocean. Now retired Sir Eustace is chairman of several boards that have at heart the interests of e ...

... keeping up the old illusion—that, as a sailor, the salt tang of the sea courses through my veins like the red wine of the Caribbean A LL the best pictures of a sailor reveal him with happy, laughing Follies girl on either arm, beaming up into his sun tanned ...

... fact that the enemy has been able to penetrate that far into American territory. The appearance of German U-boats in the Caribbean Sea is, like the whole war, an act of defence, although in the best and most effective way—namely, by a bold attack. Brazil ...

... (2) U-boats will operate much further away from European wnters —along the North American Coast, the Gulf Coast, and the Caribbean Sea until the American Navy gets a grip of the problems of escort and convoy. (3) Large numbers of new U-boats will be thrown ...

... pressure has been severe We know, from American statistics that about 360 ships were sunk in the Western Atlantic and the Caribbean. Japan's claim amounts to 366 ships in the Pacific, the Indian Ocean, and elsewhere. Half the figure will be nearer the truth ...

... have declined considerably in the past two months has been dramatically borne out by the migration of U-boats from the Caribbean area—which has become too hot for them—to the South Atlantic. ...

... again hasn't altered my opinion. He had a grand co-star. Remember Paulette Goddard as the heiress who ran into danger on a Caribbean island? How radio . commefttator —yes, it's Hope—fleeing from a gangster's wrath, became her rather unwilling bodyguard? ...

... nt of the Christian Science Monitor, is that United States would be granted rights indefinitely to fortify bases in the Caribbean, Guadalcanar. Tarawa, Newfoundland &c. The ideas derive froqj inability of U.S. experts to conceive how Britain, following ...

... only here to Servia. Gent. —Denmark my check and call the Bosphorus. I don't Bolivia know who I am! * Waitress —I don't Caribbean. You sure Ararat! Gent. —Samoa your wisecracks? What's got India? Be Nice! Waitress —Attu ! Don't Kiev me that stuff. Alamein ...

... also advocate plenty of water or bi carbonate of soda.) (bj. (a) Irish Sea, (b) Enzlish Channel. (c) Mediterranean, (d) Caribbean. Kangaroo and white-tail deer have both been known to jump much as 40 feet. No. ...