German Ships Crowd Mexican Port
NEW YORK. September 6
Seven hundred and fifty Americans disembarked at Havana from the German cruise ship Columbus. They reported that the liner had been convoyed through the West Indies by a German submarine.
The correspondent of “The Times” in Mexico City says the port of Vera Crur, is crowded with German ships from the Caribbean Sea and Central American ports.
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Northern Advocate, 7 September 1939, Page 5
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