... going into production: To Have and Have Not, Ernest Hemingway's novel about a set of social outcasts s ggling guns in Caribbean waters, will star Humphrey Bogart ; Thomas Wolfe's first novel, Look Homeward, Angel, and The Flying Yorkshiremait, ...

... keep an appontment for the purpose of refuelling and reprovisioning one or more German craft, probably somewnere in the Caribbean Sea. The Emmy Friederich has been sheltering in Tampico Harbour since the outbreak of war, according to a telegram from Mexico ...

... promotir.g the growth. Price as 6d per bottle. A livirrEmorti VeNiiiiitai M.ti E.-, The mountains behind Santa Marta, on the Caribbean Sea, contain mysteries as unsolved as those of the forests of Yucatan. More is known of the origin of the Pyramids of Egypt ...

... on maritime geography. said— Steen' and Suez Canal had brought into prominence the Mediterranean. but the Panama and the Caribbean were the focus point of activity to-day of oil fuel. The Panama Canal, although not created for the motor ship,. with its ...

... Canadian countermeasures off the east coast grew in strength awl virility, the scene of main f'-boat ut.livity shifted to the Caribbean. Now, accord'ng to the German wireless reports, their submarines are operating :it the South Atlantic and the Cape of Good ...

... and strength of the American sea and air patrols, aided by British sea patrols; so the U-boats next took to working in the Caribbean and off the north-east coast of South America. It is here that the bulk of Allied shipping losses have recently occurred ...

... India and Pacific Steamship Company's Caribbean, Captain arrived at from Colon and Kingston, hut ber new's is unimportant. It will lie remembered that at the time the European was blown np Aspiuwall the Caribbean was lying a wharf close by. So terrible ...

... and the R.A.F. that many 'Gel man submarines have been driven over to the west side of the Atlantic, particularly to the Caribbean Sea. As a result, Coastal Command's efforts to-day are devoted to intercepting. sinking or damaging l'-boat , 4 on their ...

... there. Voice brought up the bodies of nine men and two women from the wreck of the English steamer Albatross, sunk In the Caribbean Sea. Some of these were in the staterooms, and the last comes was that of a young woman. I found her in the bed lying on ...

... easterly extremity of the artificial peninsula, which was constructed to guard the entrance to the canal from the storms of the Caribbean Sea, and to furnish the eehemeral aristocrats of the great enterprise with a select and salubrious dwelling house, stands ...

... material damage from winter storms. The West India Islands suffer much from cyclones. In recent years J imaica, the gem of the Caribbean Sea, the land of woods and waters, as its name means, has bad its full share, and its dependency, the Cayman Islands, ...

... hemisphere, would give them, as it lias been well remarked, absolute command the Antilles, the Gulf of .Mexico, and the Caribbean Sea. Indeed, the island, from its posi- I tioii, is considered to more important its j relation to the Spanish main than ...