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... now to draw from the Persian Gulf. 4,000 away, instead of from Burma. America 1s drawing both on the Middle East and the Caribbean and Gulf Coast ports for her enormously increased consumption. Compared with 990 tankers in 1939 the world now needs 1,330 ...
... computation made by the Associated Press America, 349 ships have been sunk off the coasts North and South America, and in the Caribbean and the Gulf of Mexico since the United States entered the war last December. On IS May, Reuter's Washington correspondent ...
... from North America, and became notoriously expert in the romantic and lucrative practice of privateering in American and Caribbean waters. During the American War of Independence, hungry colonists stole British powder for rebel guns on the one hand, and ...
... 30 880 Variety Orchestra. 11.0 Lew Stone and hi* Band. 11.40 * Neglected Muetc/ 19.30 Workers' Playtime. 1.0 News. 1.19 'Caribbean Carnival.’ 1.40 ‘ln Britain To-day.* 9.0 Percy Whitlock (ortan). 9.99 Variety. 3.0 Harry Davidson and his Orehea- After your ...
... SHIPS SUNK S. Navy Department announces medium-sized British merchant ship and U.S. merchant ship torpedoed by U-boats in Caribbean area. H.G. LIEUTENANT KILLED Three ions of Home Guard Lieut Robert Walter Hill (47), prominent fanner, Fordoun, Kincardineshire ...
... considering whether to take hart (writes the Journal Political Correspondent), The two British mainland lerrilories in the Caribbean areas. British Guiana and British Honduras. have decided not to take part. Suggestions for the federation of British colonial ...
... seismograph at Franklin University. Philadelphia, recorded a “very severe shock. thought to be the general area of the Caribbean.” at 2.38 p.m. (8.5. T.) yesterday. The Fordham University seismograph. New York, recorded an earthquate almost bad as the ...
... refined products, and, if the present trend continues, will import greater quantities in the coming years. This makes the Caribbean target No. 2 tor Communist agents. Already the warning smoke signals have been given. Labour unrest, familiar demands popular ...
... committee, will be taken to (heir home in Bexhill, as they were unable to attend. Caribbean plan backed An undertaking to support the fetting up of the British Caribbean Federation was given by the British and West Indian delegates who attended the London ...
... UA. Air Forea planas ware last night ordarad to stand by In Barauida whan mystary 808 signals wars (ward coming from ths Caribbean area. A message from Miami, Florida, reported that the signals were faint, and ended in the word Tiger, and that they apparently ...
... all In one. in fact, and ’lie reader passes from the Andes m the Amazon, and from the plain* of Argentine the coasts the Caribbean. On his Journey he will visit some of the New World's strangest ruins and he will silently marvel at cataracts which are ...
... buildings, although . rest eeatras nr, not to b* occupy for more than hours ti”' Roosevelt returned Washington f , ,„e Caribbean cruiaa. ooofaiTad with Mr. sumosr the DA Aaatatant Stato, whom bo mat at lb* >*•'’* ...